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sHERIFF'S SALE,

BY virtue Of four writs Of s,nditie ,Tpona, TO
the directed, frum the Circuit court Of Pamela
county, Mississippi, in favor Of John T. Wright
against John Z Gordon, ! will on Monday, the
9fd day Of September, 1850, at the courthouse
door Of aid county, In the town Of Pamela, be-
tween the hours prescribed by Jaw, proceed 10
sell Ior cash To the hlghe., bidder, the following
described rial estate, to-wit. Lot one In block
q, in the town Of Ba,csville, In said county, to
satisfy aid writ
Angus, :, SO. ". J FLOYD,
augll.3t Shsnh.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State of Mississippi, Panels county. To
Eliza z hastings, heir Of Alexander Niles, de-
ccascd, aud Henry 5 Hastings husband Of said
Eliza G. You and each Of you are hereby cited
10 appear before the Probate court Of said
county at the eourt-honse thereof, on the fourth
Monday In September nert then and there to
.hoE cause Why the final account d Miller D
Keith, administrator d boni, non with the will
annexed. Of estate Of said deceased should no,
he allowed and approved by order Of eour,
issued md day VI August, 1855.
augii-6t W r WOOTTEN, Clerk.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State q Mississippi pssslA county. =
soiomen q simmuns Gideon n slrass
Nancy George. Margaret Smith and lsns
ser together with Madisun CeerEs. ha<hsass
az nsncy, snd BENJAMIN smith. hnssss
.sia ssrs.rst Yea and each q yca zrs -
cited 70 appear before The Probate 49,
ia eoanfy a he eoart-huuse th<rscf "a
ne sstA aAs u Ssps.nbsr nszt tss'.s
september Term, iess. e aid eourtA. M Z
thsrs 70 show Gauss vky The 6nsl srrs's. =
ssnest Simzsans siminissrnssr Il - 4
= Hsry siumnns. d<ce>a<d. skasli nes y
lo-sd <ad srrFoved y erder q ccsrt
ssTii.n " Y woorrux cs's.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been grant.
ed to The undez med on the estate Of James
Norris deceased, At the June term, 1889
Of the PFobais cour, " Pamela county, notice
Is hereby given 10 ali persons indebted to said
estate 10 come forward and settle, or having
claims against sait estate, 10 come forward and
prove them within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred. =
JOSEPH ". NORRIS.
je3o-6t Administrator.
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southern Department
q INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HARTFORD. CONN. .
PAMELA. MISS. AGENCY.

The undersigned Is now prepared to Issue
Policies Of Insurance agalns, FIRE In the above
old and reliable company, whose cash asset, on
the first Of July, 1866, were sl,ot3712,l3.
Buildings, merchandise, cotton In store, etc,
At a. low rates rs are compatible with
certain indemnity. All losses promptly adjust
ed aud paid. THOMAS f. CLARKE,
augll-1m Resident Agent.
Z. O. fiamlin. Memphis Tenn, Southern su-
pcfyising Agent.
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tf a#af Nv i NJ
.thf Hiy em bfgH f#i
"a FL ~ 80 lal "a
ailff i Hffai a.
Fa YEA fl3ai Hit ihe ih a
t ff af nH H ~.
HHfiHR hm aH fH
tifw N iamif HaaB
aftt df8ghiefs go amf n hti
ai Riifm shi fhi iHfH
ams sIfb fsti H sHf VI ~
sffI ttlg4lsf st ~ i
mint tlt rn IHpifHi N
Hfh Ih en- talNHan fuH h
.lb,i ~ NJ Ais n m tm'
MI nlFi
asH lias b. tfge hoffan iafman
Isn NJ, utnfi. iuif ayaiY7H
af it Coalition NhaHad MI shi !
4a ltH.,r mifii a. nu jwia II
n VI 4, talmti n II ~ toi
.ml T.. anl others. Imiae their
imHs#a H NJ nm stafIm ilai bad
gathered together m mmt gfaa wiz
ml beauty
(Nmoor ibt bellies ~ ihe if} bt
ife ehaf gIaurfa many Il tuf
nrfol tetrfm fli . quicker pulsa
.nN Than lt hbi experienced shcn
lnr inF lnnl mnn in hluo. might
b mentioned The charming Miu a.
md " 4 \ Ibe inll and com
VI T. attracted attention
in thc dance, was The haci
nting Nia g. f.,
hI fIaI tal tuH neiay nainu bok.
r mUtuts tHf ~ Hm hkr ilftay look
Ihe graceful Miss VI j won the ad
of all who were moi inscnsi-
he 70 the poetry of motion The
Miss H., whose expressive
yes, cmblcms Of power and beauty.
Are pdngi ~ whose secret and silent waters
Heaven 4 #eh
Iliss j. H., whose modest worth aud
MET smile bc'pcak the purity of her
.nturc,
Was the most peerless piece. ~ earth
That or r. the sun ihone bright on"
The festivities Of the day TO the
.cvotecs of pleasure seemed Just to
ave begun when the redoubtable II.
!. H., announced dinner which was
pread out on a lengthy table near
y, and which reflected credit upon
Is superintendants, Mrs. DR.. s., Miss
r., Miss Eliza r., Mr.. W..
,. W., and others, when all zap
'cared before il" and "fred sumptu-
On the pathway of existence
We often encounter incidents that
iilord us satisfaction sometimes we
meet with those that inspire US with
he more positive sentiment of pleas
ire; but it rarely happens that we
encounter scenes like these which
transport us to the very highest pima
lie of delight. Health and i%ntelli-
,cnce bcamed on each manly counte-
nance, while beauty and loneliness
'hed the light of their presence on
that t%ranspired. With all q this
Iood for mirthfulncss and hilaritv,
las the rose has its thorns and every
sweet its bitter my enjoyment was
tinctured with a little of sadness,
occasioned, doubtless, from my heart
too susceptible, and my per-
sonal appearance not being sufficiently
good looking. However, | will sur
vivc the sadness, as the shock is en-
durable when the sterner sex is its
victim.
love Of mans lie IL thing apart;
lis woman whole existence
Farewell is a lonely sound-a
word that makes us linger yet il is
q word that hath been aud must be-"
aud save the knowledge that il had
to he 81 soon spoken, nothing marrcd
the pleasures If the occasion. Yes.
too sOOn-
I've must part; our hearts orholed ,hi.
mus ever fade ouF iairy dreams Of bliss
W. =. II.
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Guardiam.s sale OF Valuable
Lands.

Pursuant 10 . decree of the Probate
Court OF Pamela county, State u Mi.issippl
made Al the July term A. D lsea theryof III.
undersigned. guardian " Walter r. Middleton
and Nary v. Middleton minor heirs II Thomas
D Middleton. decsased. will. on Monday. the
9ith day q AuEur ncxt ea the prrmis,s a.
said deceden, r..e miiys southeast n psnol.
ssll Al public auction - Vie highest bidder. h.
tween The hours pfseef ID hy law, Al the a..
living lands si,aaie. yiag and being IN ! IA
eoaats, and saown a. b. ssaih halt 4 seean{
tvsniy eight Also tnt southwest quartet
. s~rtiaa ~ al IN tsvn-hsp nine. rsnrs IN. In
P=aela esaay. rhsy viii h spia N quarter
> etsons Their are Agms impruv ments ur~ea
eseh quarter. md he land i q hns quality
said lands vii b odd subject 10 the lien prs.
ssrihed w statute
fermS ane-sAiri cash sna The balance IN On.
nd Tvs yssrs With interest," fvn day q ale.
A. ia 20 cent pr snnuu> Nuiu With an
pfu*td security viii ~ required kr deferred
paFmsats JOHN T. hinnLETuS,
fie-3f rusrlisn
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters tes,amentary having been granted
to me upon the estate Of John n. Bsleh.
late Of Pamela county, deceased, by the Probate
Court Of said county, at the November term, 1895
thereof now all persons holding claims against
said estate are hereby notified TO come forward
and have them duly PrOba,sd and registered
according to law, or they will be barred BY the
statute In such cases made aud provided.
JAMES L. FLETCHER,
apl2l-6t Executor.
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HuDnlllleu 10 tue Legislatures Oh tue
States.
rs SENATE.
Resolved, By the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United
States Of America in Congress assem-
bled, (two-thirds of both Houses CON
%curring,) That the following article
be proposed to the legislatures of the
several States as an amendment TO the
Constitution of the United States,
which, when ratified by three-iourths
Of said legislatures, shall be valid as
part of the Constitution, namely:
ARTICLE XIV.
Section |. All persons born or
naturalizcd in the United States, and
subjec, to the jurisdiction thereof,
are citizens Of the United States aud
OF the State wherein they reside. No
State shall make or enforce any law
which shall abridgc the privileges or
immunitics Of citizens of the United
States; nor shall any State deprive
any person of life, liberty, or proper
~, without due process Of law, nor
deny to any person within It's juris-
diction the equal protection Of the
laws.
Section .. Representatives shall he
apportioncd among the several States
according to their respective numbers,
COUNTING the whole number Of per-
sons in each State, excluding indians
not taxed. But when the right tn
vote at any election for the choice Of
electors for presilcn, and Vice Pres.
ident of the United States, represent
ativcs In Congress, the executive and
judicial officers of a State, or the
members of the legislature thereof, is
denied 10 any Of the male inhabitants
Of such State, being ,wcniy-one ycars
Of agc, and citizens Of the United
States, or in any way abridged, cx-
ccpt for participation in rebellion or
other crime, the basis Of representa-
ton therein shall be reduced In the
proportion which the number VI such
male citizens shall bear to the whole
number of male citizens twcnty-one
years Of age In such State.
Section 3. No person shall be a
Senator or Representative in Con-
gress, or clector OF President and
Vice President, or hold any Office,
civil cr military, under the United
States, or under any State, who, hav-
ing previously taken an oath, as q
mrmbcr Of Congress, or as an otliccr
Of the United States, or as a member
Of any State legislature, or as an cx-
c%cutive or judicial officer Of ans
State, 10 support tn, Constitution Of
the united States, shall have en-
gagged in instruction or rebellion
against the same, or given aid or
comfort TO the enemies thereof. But
Congress NAV, by a vote Of two
thirds Of each House, remove such
disability.
Section 4. The validity Of the pub
lie debt Of the United States, author
ired by law, including debts incurred
for payment Of pensions and bountics
for services in s~upprcssing insurrcc-
ton or rehellion, shall not be qucs-
toned. But neither the United States
nor any State shall assume or paw
any debt or obligation incurred In
aid Of instruction or rebellion against
the United States. or any claim Cor
the loss or emancipation Of any slave /;
but all such debts, obligations and
claims shall be held illegal and void.
seciion g. The Congress shall have
power To e%ufarce, by appropriate leg
l.Ission, the provisions Of this ar
ticle.
II rss-st-y,as %, nays II.
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The constitutional Amendment.

The following is the Constitutional
amendment, as finally adopted and
submitted to the Legislatures of the
States.
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LOOK IlEREir

3 X. kankls has an experiences Of ,ueniy.
ioar yeas In velldiTrins. aud would caution
~ Patrons to have their work done before The
hFs' o. November. as he Intends closing IN fr
me Aeasoe. He warrants his work In every in.
stance, provided thsrs is no quick-sand
fOs'o'aee address Pamela. tmyis-s,
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UNIV
% p
lSSISSIPPI |.

The fifteenth annual session Of this institn-
ton will commence IN the 9lth day Of Sep
temher, under a IA alty composed Of men u
ability, ripe In scholarship and. OF long expert.
enes In the art Of teaching. Apparatus Tor the
Illustration Of the physical sciences and the
beautiful and we'll selected cabinet u shells aud
minerals are supposed 10 be anequalled In any
institution In the Southwest Young men will
be prepared In the University for the Freshman
elass, 10 Mathematics Latin aud Grcsk. bu, the
standard Of admission into any Of the regular
class. !. no, lowered A preparatory school Il
now In operation In town. Charges are re-
garded a. very moderate.
Tuition for the annual session, ssooo
Fuel a lbOo
II servants ARE furnished. iaoo
A deposit TO cover dAmsges 400
Board At the steward . hall, per month, isoO
In private families 20 TO 1900
Textbooks can be procured here or q, Jeck.
son. vieksburr and Memphis. The Board o.
Trustees expect 10 GIL the Law chair and also "a
elect . permanent chemist early IN the fall.
Applications veil supported, are invited fos
,hoss chairs Catalogues furnished On applies.
ton. JAMES ". HOwRY.
V2s-et Secretary Of the Board.
Oxford, July 7oth, isea,
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi Pamela county. To
solomon G. SimmonA Gideon n. Simmons
Nancy George, Margaret Smith and Jane Ba-
her, heirs at lsw and Distributes Of Mary Sim
mons. deceased, together with Madison George.
husband Of said Nancy, aud Benjamin Smith.
husband q said Margaret. You and each Of
you ars hereby cited to Be and appear before
the Prohats eoar, Of aid county al the court.
house thereof on the fourth Monday in sep,em.
BET nstt. then and there 10 answer the petition
u Calvin Miller, Administrator d tcHll aoa u
the estate Of Mary Simmons deceased aud
show cause why the prayer Of the petitioner,
praying for the sale Of the following lands via,
Soalhsas' quarter section %, township I. range
g. Southeas, quarter section 8 township Z,
range 9, all Of section 4 township q, range g,
North fractional half Of fractional section Q,
township =. range 9 all ives, Of basis Meridian
Chlcksssv cesiou lying and being In said
county, should not be granted. BY order Of
cOaf, issued and day q August ises.
augil.lt W. wooTrEN, CLERK.
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People arr apt to say a shower comes
up, They generally come down.
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CITATION NOTICE

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
William ID. Gilchrist, heir at law Of fanning
Jones, deceased.
You are hereby cited to appear before the
Probate Court Of said county, at the court
house therof, on the 2sth day Of June, 1886, 10
show cause why the petition OF Jane Jones.
widow Of decedent praying for dover in dece.
dent . lands, should not be granted.
BY order Of Court issued 3lst day of Nav.
1866. W. p. wOOTTEN' Clerl
june2-4t
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s~ummerviIle Institute,

The largest and most successful Bosrtsf
School 10 the Southern States, for bor ~
young men. This school has all the aduzt<5
Of a college with non Of lie disadszanfz
The Summerville Institute Is patronifed y =.
first men Of the SOUTH This old, highly IN
and popular institution enlarged, rehtist -
re-fnrnished, and having the abless corp =
Teachers ever broagh, together In this eosart
will enter upon is Four,eenth annual ssricsn
MONDAY, rHr FIRST p.y or ocroura, sfzf
The Principal has associated with hin al
School, John N. Pui,iek, A. NJ W. r n.
patrick, A. w. and Mr.. 7. J. williAmsi m
2. Z. Holms gives instruction In Music sstq
day with commcnaable real and ability.
The School Is situated In q high, Eainorss
region, known as the aNountLin<h ei<ss
miles from Shaqualak, on the Mobile and ~
Railroad, aud d almost the only School, 81
grade thai went through The war. s'rrs
surrender, large additions have been nads :
the buildings and the term closing June ,.
y the mos, prosperous and useful one knovse
the history Of the School, successful =
always been. Every branch Of Nathsns1r.
pure and mixed, including civil snenss..
and practical field operations with : -.
equipment Il taught with the 6rst ability. =
classics and the French language brm -
por,ani feature In the regular eourse 81 ~
All the English branches are ably and ifrinQ
taught, including the natural sciences, illds'sr
ed BY complete apparatus In sAof
greatest carr q taken with the training :
bora at any stage Of their education le@.
men are esrsfally prepared fr any rafs'crz
calling In w. OF 70 enter any class In ~
versity. The Book-keepinr coursc hen
god a. any In the regular commercial 80 -
The most frequent instruction givsa snss
IS to maintain their sclfrespect and = So ga
man, indeed: and no pains arr spared ws7
them In cvcry interest.
The charges arr, FOR twenty weeks 90 -
dred and twenty-five dollars invariably NJ
vance. Ausie, which Il optional, washing y,
msl--extrs. To secure : RON. or 10 w.
particulars address Chelsea p. o, Mis-
THOMAS q GAfHRfGHL
sugi-st rnneipai and Propde''r.
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bARDIS FEMALE
IN S Ut Ell!

The next term will commence on the On
Monday in September, and continue frr
weeks.
, 1866-04-18
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

rFoce6 dinGh in the supreme Court
s'hee II III mut1ny-Auotf1er Divorce Suit
Alleged .lpeantSY OF n Vyitc--<lrdeFa
0ho JudemcnI~CaieiadM
In the CpurIx Yentetdny.
, 1866-04-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

TEExpAy EVENING. April II, 1866.
In ano!htf pan oi tc-day's TRlnuAE Will be fOnn1
iult r port OF The meeting OF the Chicago Clear
lpg House Aseocsstion, chilled for the purpose Of
considering the case Of AcfsFs A. e. Ifadees s Co.
ia r.tclcinc tho money ftaudu1ently obtained By
y. u. Badsrr fio.n ibe Merchants and Second Ma
sIpnal Banks Of this CITY. II will be sccn By po-
r11tal of tic report that committee of i've hare
been appointed 10 Investigate md report Not the
]tast significant feature Of the meeting vas the re-
fusal Of 4. e. Bad.ef Co. to consent to BE- bound
Or the decision Of said committee As to whether or
not the drm ehorld rtturn the money 10 lts ownes
1hcy we're williuE to submit their homer" 10 lheIr
decision, bat thes would not bind themselves to pay
hack The money. ebould the committee decide lnat
it was ufonstul1Y held. Moreover, they held that
the Clearing lIoute hsd pothing whateser to do
with the ma;ter; but :his point was waved, and A.
L. Badger i Co. consented to submit their honor
bul uot the monty, 10 arblts1ncnt We hayc heard
OF some Mho yulned bonnR mnte than money; hut
herr IN instance where the opposite is the case.
We trust The Committee viii 70 about the.r work
tn IN carnc*r and vigorous manner. and &hst they
will probe thia ue1y wound in our commercial tn-
tet1ity to the very bottom.
Iheproerect OF an eas,y resumption OF t4ke nas1-
Rsion renders business morn active, md there Is
better demand for nouey than formerly; but the
nArGet u stringent for everything hrt nrst-tlass
paper, which Il discounted at the hanks ut 10 per
cent per annum. tneItur grades oil commercial and
mercantile paper arc discounted On the street ut
GlE per cent ipe1 month. Our hankefs arc Ettll
loe1rg currency By expressing to the Ea.t-the sup
ply Of exchange being insufficient 10 meet The de-
mhnd.
The .ates for exchange aze steady and arm at par
,,uy,ng and Ito prem. sselling. Round lota were
sold to-day among baukers Al premium OF 50170c
pei thousand.
The cram nzrtcts today were active and buoy
, 1866-04-18


policy which viii u.aHe money on eli abundant at
low rates, and ordinary commercial paper comm Ind
pl7cce equal to 'boee pill for the last stx months
1hl. course will make m7ound notee> 7+aoa. 1nd
III fhoFt Government paper the mos' desirable ~
crnty n which to employ capital until The GoTcrn.
tnera fppda its CURRENCY debt and Hithds3ws nom
the market 1s \ borrower In anJ lclu-
in Fittshu1nh the money matket u ea.ie7.
First elass paper. and loans on Government secur-
'itlee, pass At sI4I0 pr cent with talr amount
OH REG ON second class papes. sud loans On good
col,ale1als, Other than Government bonds, rates
vuly from 10 to is per cent With pFe't, fnr de-
InkDd.
in Mnuaute. the money market is tolc15lJ
cary, and parties who hare une1ceptlonab1e drst-
class securities to ofet Gao readily comm1nd dis
couu1e at 10 per cent even LEES. Inferior paper
finds stringent money market.
The annual reports Of railway companies afford
very curious 'scs Of which The following sxamp}a
ase frpm The P1ttsbnsr and Fort WsJnc laet state
nent The reports Of 1884 and 1855 give among the
Items Of income the sale Of the following shares:
shafes fod-. Aa,5n =. ds-sd -
Amount realized zed...........$1.7aa.T0 *I19,l0o
Upon reference 10 The etock List, # VIII be seen
that upon the 1st Of each month the price OF the
HhsrrA Notd HAfo1IoNB.
, 1866-04-18

Il The only Phys!clxn Specialist row ID the city
that can BE- erreiY relied uron. Go TO ux, and not
suffer Disease to tsn,ata IL ycrt s5sssn, dlsn.urin9
your ee sud body besides de.tzpyinx your happioess
md r1:urc prospects In life. BE has made perso1al
dlsease md nervous debility his 1.uaT fer the l1st
twenty yeasa, and l. taeEefors tht person whom sl
afflicted oald consult No ota ever heard Of pa-
neut Of his not be,1x ctsed scce be hss BEEN in the
ctlY. Els reputation hab vouchefs IN ali the cary ps-
pers his patients snd the medical pfcfsssou, both here
and a,eotd being the uoat skeA Specialist hers.
and thorough master OF his ptafessicu. u all Others
fall don't despair g1ve BIN cal. It ID only CON
mon occu1rtnce With ham 10 ctse tach easea- His
roos IRE teparAte tor adies and Reatlceu, aod tito
most complete in tho city, Combinations fFea and
confidential.
Office No. 179 South C1ark attst, corner Of Monroe.
nalE block from the roat Once. Post Once Box l4
CatcAso, H. orce hour from a. N. to PA.
send Tor h,s a0ulde 70 aeash," published monthly,
nee Of charge.
YoU1a Mkz, TAxz PAxr1cuLAa No.1cK,-Doctor
R..tow devote1 much OF hs uue to the treatment of
stosa caus=d By secret h4bit which ruins both
BODY and mind, uunRlnx the unfortunate tndividual
for either business society The sAd eject Of these
early habits, or the cxceta Of lpe. Fears II to weaken
and tehtase the Consultation. destroy the physical
4nd mental powess dfnish sud enteeble tha natural
eellugu and e1haust the g1tal energies OF manbood
the pleasures Of Lie matEed, thr object Of marriage
frustrated, and extgtenee isself rendered rt1m 'ot
INCREASING misery End ,ca1et Such person.. especially
those contemplating r1rr.ase should lo.e co tina In
making smmedsats application, u Dr. B., BY hia
treatment Ii enabled to ensrre a spesdy and p9ma-
ANT sure.
II once. l79 Sonth C1srk-st., conner Of Monroe.
, 1866-04-18

chuncc4y vas instituted BY Samuel ). p.4>ett
against Sarah l. b*-sett. ~ Bailey, 70 oetsia q
connlstut tets forth lhs the defendant vas married
70 conplstrsn. 4 syIscase; kes fosa. on ,hs so.h
1861 when It : charged the wife, In violation or
bel uaI7,ai obisauons. ~iitn'ly dtseyted hee hr.-
from b. he'd and board In nolsdon Of his uisoes
md desiTef.
CooK Cors7Y CoUE7-R1ors Hon. .Idng q,
brcdttaU Jufqe.-On pesi1tn Of Emu Z, Hosh-
norc, alleging the inEanisy OF .ohu Jacob Mul1er,
ordered th1t warrant fssne md a peatfe1or tasy
+1n..sn<cr- Froois heard aud verdlct ot imam
ti5~ returned.
Edward L. Farnswurth sppojnted guardian Of
Waller +. HunieE, on bond ol z1.ooo- Bond ap-
pEur. d.
E.e,ste of John G. Pies .ltr deccased. Account
ArPsottn ana esMle declared settled.
p7a,,tt 1pt 81 4ppr1sed.
Ee,a.e ot Saltn,1pe uoheoaCed- Inventory md
nppE1seement approved and 1ungmen. Tor costs OF
t3iattqp.