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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-17

FREIGRTS.
By this Route Freight Of all descriptions can 10
forwarded TO and from Philadelphia, New York,
Boston or Baltimore. BY RAILROAD DIRECT,
to and from any point on Western Railways, and
in connection with steamers, to all accessible
points on the Lakes aud Rivers Of the Northwest,
West and Southwest.
LIVE STOCK by this route is provided with
superior Yard accommodations, especially st Hsr-
risburg. where a choice 10 offered Of the Pailn-
deipIia, New York and Baltimore
Markets.
This win also be found the shortest, quickest,
and most direct route for stock to Now York via
Allentown and with fewest changes.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from points
in the West by the Pennsylyania Central Rail-
road are at ali times as favorable as aye charged by
other Railroad Companies.
n$. Be particular to mark packages VIA
PENNsYIvAEIA CEETRA- z. B."
For Freight Contracts or shipping Directions,
apply to or address either Of the following agents
Of the Company
b. KINGSTON, Jr., Freight Ag't Phila.
@. A. CARPENTER, Freight Ag't Pittsburgh.
CLARKE & co Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh.
H. W. BROWN Il Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
7. B. BURKE, Madison, Indiana.
MOREHEAD Il CO., Louisville, Kentucky.
W. NJ. ALTMAN, Evansville, Indiana.
r. F. SASS, St. Louis, Missouri.
Clarke & CO., Chicago, Illinois,
J. H. McCOLM, Portsmouth, Ohio.
J. NJ. LOVE, Maysville, Kentucky.
HALL / CO., Marietta, Ohio.
Z. AYERS, MusklDgGm River.
W. d. 8 E. L. LANGLEY, GallipoIs, Ohio.
A. P. STCLTZ & co, GAINESVILLE, Ohie.
n. H. HUDSON, Ripley, Ohio.
d. L. WILSON, Nashville, Tennessee.
II. H. HOUSTON, Gen. Freight Ag't, Phiiz.
Z. Z. WILLIAMS, Gen. sup't, Altoona, Pa.
FAST FREEGRTS.
UNION LINE CARS are Run Through By
the Pennsylvania route 10 Principal Western Citia
without transfer, and all shipments by this line
on TIME CONTRACTS viii be guaranteed as fol-
lows:
Boston to ChicagO--~"-.7 Days
Philadelphia TO " -------...0 Days
Baltimore 20 ..-...--.-..0 Bays
With a forfeiture of 5 cents per 100 lbs. for eyerV
days delay, which will be promptly paid by West
ern Agents.
Parties ordering freight from the East should
order packages marked "Union Line" and refer
shippers for contracts &c, TO
GEO. J. HARRIS, II Washington St, Boston.
J. L. GOSSLER, 27l, Broadway, New York.
JOHN MCKNIGHT, AS Chestnut ST., Phils.
HAS. d. K0ONS, cor. Center i Calvert SITS,
Baltimore.
Shippers from the West will apply to or address
by mail for Bills Of Lading, Sc. OF any desired In
formation:
". ". CHANDLER, Chicago, Illinois.
s.. D. THATCHER, 2S9, n. Highest, Columbus,
II. W. BROWN, q W. Third-st, Cincinnati, U
w. h. STEWART, CIevelsnd, Ohio.
AZ. THOMPSON, Newcomprstown, o.
W. r. HAZLErT, GAINESVILLE, o.
SAMUEL F. GRAY, indianapolis, Ind.
J.C DAVIS, Fort Wayne, Ind.
E. p. BRYANT, Terre Haute, Ind.
W. Z. ROBINSON, 324 Main-st., Louisville, Ky.
n. STEVENS, 40 0live-st., St. Louis, No.
L.. I. WILSON, Nashville, Tenn.
JAS. TALLMADGE, Jr-, Memphis, Tenn.
D. S. GRAY, Supt. Union Line, Columbus,
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DECAPITATIONS.
Erceancn's Court II. Nashville.

NASHVILLE, May l0.-Thc trccdmcn's
court to-day, in the case of Ella Steven
son, a free woman Of color, for the recovery
Of three hundred acres OF land, Il large
amount Of property, and damages for vio-
laiom Of trusts, adiudgcd that She he paid
damages for the cn>lavcmcnt Of hcrScIfand
hcr sons in three thousand dollars, together
with other sums amounting in the aggrc-
gate 10 four thousand three hundred and
cighty->ix dollars.-Nuo liorb lrijune.
But Judge Trigg, Of the United States
District Court of Tennessee, has decided
that frccdmcM's courts are unlawful, and
that any pretended civil or real military
officer executing It's orders may be mulctcd
III damages for trcSpasS.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Later from Europe-Arriyal OF the
Steamships City OF Paris and Ger
mania.


NEW York, May l3.--Thc steamships
City of Paris and Germania have arrived.
The news continues very warlike as regards
Austria and Italy. There are active pre-
parations on both sides. Great uneasiness
and distrust exist in the ySious ex-
changes.
The British Ministry have refused to re-
gard the close vote on the Reform bill as
equivalent to a defeat. Mr.. Gladstone an
nounccd. in the House of Commons, that
the Franchise bill would be passed, but the
bill for the redistribution Of seats would be
introduced on the eth, so that both might
he considered together. In reply to an in
auiry if the Government would stand by
the bill, lac said GAS long rs the bill
stands, we stand lit falls, we fall" The
Liberal papers rejoice that the issue isnow
plain. and that the Liberal members must
now face the pure and simple question
without the protection of an cvasive amend
mcut.
LArm.-Thc German question continues
warike. The relations of Austria and
Italy are decidedly menacing. Both Go
ycrnmcnts deny aggressive designs, but
both are represented as vigorously pre-
paring for war. 1t is asserted that the
Italian Government has called out fifteen
thousand men. The Austrian corps in
Vcnctia is computed at sixteen thousand.
The London Times says there can be no
doubt that Italy desires war, as the only
means Of cXtrication from an exceedingly
false and difficult situation. The relations
between Austria and Prussia show no i'm
provcmcnt. There was severe panic on
Change in London and Paris. The funds
and securities were all materially de
pressed.
Napoleon presided at special council
of ministers on the 30th-rcport says to
consider the Austrian proposition that
Austria and Italy should simultaneously
diSarm. One rnmor says it was deter
mined at the meeting to prevent either
from taking the aggressive, and insist on
the acceptance Of the Austrian proposition.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Ltrcrpool, Nay l.-Cotton sales ten
thousand bales at a decline Of gold.
Loadon, Nay 1.-The Bank Of England
rate has been increased to seven per cent.
Consols, SG3s@SG5s; United States j-2Os.,
6SaGSl/
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fault.nl have faith in the people. You
must 1--WE over party quarreis and disscn-
sions. | have come here to accomplish
that object.
The committee which has been appointed
have been collecting the facts, and when !
have seen the result of their labors shall
be able, believe, to unite you in harmony
and strength. Can | count on you
[Cheers. AYES, yes."l The prisons of
ireland are full Of your brothers. left
Ireland and have come to America because
| was invited. was told the organization
wanted me. | have come over IN answer
Ia the cali resolved 10 act in the largest
spiri; Of Cancellation, and work u il no
thing had Happened, to 10 justice I" all
parties and Ia pick the good men. Cries
"Swccncy," Sweeney ! use II" bitter
word toward any man. oulr ask N"n 1"
excuse me this evening from any o'hc'
remarks. IChc"rs.l .......
Brothers, thank yuu sincerely '"r !"u'
compliment. row bid y"n good hSh''
and request YOU kindly - retire !" your
homes in the hope that Yen WIZ h''""n,
entirely united and consolidated III goo"
feeling. lChccr>.I
Tho band playcd "Thc Wearing OF the
Green aud The Star-spangled Banner,
allcr which Mr.. Stephens retired TO his
room and the crowd slowly dispersed.
Jane, Stephens iSaman otiinc presence
though rather under medium stature. lie
i apparently ahuat iurty-ltvc years ct age.
His speech is that at man OF considerable
cultivation. aud the mmiStakahlr hr"rue
rrp,lui,t,. Linn au IriSIGnan. lie Is accom-
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SENATOR CARIILE.-IIon. John S. Car
lie, formerly United States Senator from
West Virginia, who is now a resident OF
Frederick, Maryland, is thus spoken Of by
tic Wheeling MtcNigeacT:
ave understand that ourancicnt friend,
the Hon. John S. Garlic, since he became
resident of Maryland, has changed for the
better in all respects, and that recently he
has expressed himself as decidedly in favor
OF the Registry law in that State, scouting
the idea that men like Bradley Johnson,
Harry Gilmor, and Marshal Kane ought To
be allowed to exercise political power in
the State after .haying for years fought to
drag Maryland into the rebel conicde-
rnrN -
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BEAST BUTLER AGAIN.-Butlcr has made
another furious speech in Boston, in which,
according to the New York Hraid, lie
"clcctifed the hub of the universe" by
announcing himself in favor Of universal
negro suffrage, population of the rebel
debt, and apportionmcnt OF representa-
ton according to the number Of male citi-
2cns, as we'll as complete amnesty and res
toration to their civil rights to the Southern
people ON the acceptance OF these terms,
though he does not like the policy either
of Congress or the President.
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ELECTIONS.

rT,HE COMMONWEALTH OF VIII
1 GISIA-.T0 TINE sHsRIYT OF THs Cousff o.
HEyHrco, GREETING: Whereas vacancy nas gc.
cured in the representation OF your county I'm tne
General Assembly Of this Commonwealth, occa-
stoned by the resignation OF Franklin otearns'
one OF the Delegates: 80, r....on
These are In erefore. In the name OF the IoInnoh-
wealth to require you to cansc an eection W ~ ~
held In your said county Of Henrleo on Nv w
FOURTH THURSDAY being the 2ith day VI MAL
NEXT for Delegate to oil the vacancy aiofe'
said. - $50. 80
sealed with the Less Seal OF the Common
wealth, and made patent. witness,
rsr.rl FRASCIs r. PgIRPorST, our Governor,
p'i this 18th day of April. A De- 1893. ana
in the ninetieth year OF me n noin mr
wealth. +. ii. PElHfolNI.
by the Governor:
j. NJ. HgRSDos, -,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
In accordance with the above Proclamation, the
polls will b. opened at all Of the PRECINCTS IN me
county on Thursday, the e!th day 81 May i,eo, LOT
the election of Delegate 10 the House o Delegates
oil Virginia, 10 I'LL the vacancy occasinn@d Dy lhe
resignation Of Franklin Stearns, Esq. ihe ooin-
Inissloners appointed TO superintend, and the ON
GERS appointed To conduct the preceding general
elections, Shali Also supsrintend and conduct all
elections to NIL vacances. Code 1860 chapter =,
section Is.
By order of the Governor
ap lG--lawtl7MSdt2i
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OK IT'S LAST LEGs.-Governor Swami, OF
Maryland, has fired broadSidc into the
Baltimore American and the Radical party
generally of that State. He closes recent
letter thus:
81 look upon tie war now being waged
upon President Johnson as ungencrouS,
unwiSc, and uncallcd for, and | believe
that its longer continuance will greatly
embarrass the national prosperity by keep
ing alive a state of uncertainty and dis
trust IN the public mind, both north and
south, certain to eventuate in financial
troube-aticcting the tide of immigration
now flowing in upon us-the domestic com
mcrcc between the States-and exercising
a most destructive and paralyzing influence
generally upon all the great interests OF
the country"
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CAN'T TAKE The OATH.-At the Circuit
Court for Hampshire county, West Eir-
ginia, in session last week, the following
lawyers declined to take the oath: Robert
White, formerly assistant to the Chief OF
Ordnance Of the Confederate States, in
Richmond James d. Armstrong, J. W. F.
Allen, A. w. Kcrchcval, and Colonel AL
cxandcr Monroe. All these gentlemen
were with us during the war.
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&gresh.
..- stephens, the licad-Ccntrc OF the
..at'ir Brotherhood, arrived in
E.N, from France, on Thursday, in
.. hip Napoleon III. His arrival
l have revived, for il moment ut
... l,u.au excitement in that city,
.. PAPERS infinitely detail the Incl
attending his reception. One OF them
... -..rlru- WAS met on his arrival hy Il
...r IT the Ecuiau Brotherhood and
...ud> al lrishnen who were
... w.Gtia1 for his arrival. He pro-
.fm the wharf to the Metropolitan
Z. followed by the crowd, where he
.....r.l TO-. t.c present. The news of
RIVAL spread with Geographic speed
.-.y.t 1"c city, and one hour after
81. ~ .ru.l iDur thousand persons AS
" lie 'front.' 81 the hotel, cndcavoring
v-a glimpse of this important per
49,. Mr.. stephens remained III his
. r.agrr-iug with the committee and
-t.. calls OF such friends as lie
.. .a urct. in Il familiar conversation
exporter, OF the press, MIR. Ste
..,, a lew hints OF the object Of his
~ .ua confidently asserted that the
Is nv would fight on their own soil
g. expiration Of another year. The
.4.ar Of arrangements expect the
... Cruarii to give Mr.. Stephens a
l.. "a a.
a... Ion ~ .Jour,'s woods, when the
.gwtry Vii. fully explain the object
. 4..-laa 10 tIi, country.
.,..f...E...,. ,, T,,r,.l,, n;oht Mr.
,,I: ,f,., aua
'| Was ,'.'''''eu 81 IA" "o'',' 81"
.."a~" addressed the large crowd pre-
follows;
...,......, rt.u,,, a,l;,, ,ou Lro-
.. ,ar,i@s, and Your f,itf 9 perhaps,
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Conservative View of the h'asHaSt
or the constitutional Amendment
s;.hs to i,c Made on the Accompany
ING Hi;I-TacticS OF ihc Democrats
WHY the Third Section vas ii"t
struck Out -Reconstructiou Noi All
ynuccd-Tbc Cholera Bill.
The Conservative Republican members
of the lluusc-~if such name can Hc APP
piled t. thc,u--->&y that the passage OF The
constitutional amendment Of itself Is ol no
account, and j. no triumph of the commit
tees plan of reconstruction. They say
that the main light is To be on the passage
Of the bin reported from the committee as
an adjunct 10 the amendment. This makes
the acceptance Of the amendment hy amy
ouc OF the eleven southern States condi-
ton precedent to lis rcadmi>Sion into the
Union with the right of representation. 1t
is against this hill which defeated and
shaking conservatism threatens now L.
make a stand. Mr.. Stevens will take care
10 corner thcS" shifting men, as he sad he
would do yesterday, aud which he cilrctn-
ally did, with the aid which he invoked
from tiic Democrats.
Ii is very true that some of The Repuh-
lican members were opposed to the third
section and would have voted 10 strike it
ont il Mr.. Stevens and tie Democrats had
given them u chance. But the previous
question rrccIudcd that vote.
The Democrats were not obliged 10 help
their political opponents 10 perfect Il mea-
sure for their purposes. They wished to
force the Republicans to take the whole
dose which thrir Great doctor had pre-
. - .l,. III l.,y,- hp
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THE BANKS.


II Is reported that special committees in
both Houses will be demanded TO inquire
into the management OF the national
banks designated as Government depoSl1o-
ries.
oCR GOVERNMENT AND AUSTRIA.
There are rumors to-day that the Go
vernment will back mp its threat to Austria
in the most energetic manner II II Is found
that troops are dispatched by the Niennese
Government to Mexico after the receipt OF
Mr.. Stewards warning The troops now
:, ,r,pic. IL is understood, do no not come
within the scope Of the American pro
test correspondence Philadelphia Lcdgtr.
HEAVY IMPORT DUES At NTw ORLEANS.
The receipts for duties at the New Or
leans cuStom-housc during the four months
ending Nav lst are said to have reached
nearly two and half millions of dollars,
which enormous increase over previous
months is no doubt traccablc to the direct
steamship line now in successful operation
with the Old World.
THE JOINT AMENDMENT
will probably not pass the Senate in the
form that it went through the House.
Senator Stewart, il is said, will supplant
the committees plan entirely by proposing
his own scheme of universal suffrage and
universal amnesty.
AWAITING IIS INSTRUCTIONS.
Mr.. Campbell is awaiting his Instructions
before proceeding TO Mexico, and it is
limited may not 90 at all until the location
OF the Liberal Government has been clearly
settled.
CONFEDERATE OFFICERS PAY TAXED.
The Internal Revenue Bureau, acting
under the general law, requires all citizens
of the South 10 render income returns for
the year 1864 as well as for that of 1863
Some OF the cx-rebel officers residing in
Alexandria, Va, are startled by the call of
the assessors upon them to furnish the re-
uuircd statements, and are surprised that
the rationS received by them III the Con-
tcdcratc army are estimated at forty cents.
/ One of them expressed his readiness to pay
his tax in Confederate money, but this was
of course declined.
CONFIRMATION.
| The Senate to-day confirmed the nomi-
nation Of General ScllcS aS Minister Resi-
dent al the Hague. But it has been said
that lie would not have the Office. We
/ Shall see.
THE JOINT RESOLUTION IN TIE SENATE.
The indications are unmistakahlc that
( the joint resolution which passed the House
Yesterday will be modified in the Senate by
striking out the third section entirely, or
substituting for it Il provision declaring Ger
| tain classes Of prominent rebels forever in
/ eligible 10 Office under the National Go
ycrnmCnt.
DECAPITATIONS.
The President has got the official axe 10
work in good earnest on the rccuSantS from
[ his policy. The appointment clerks in the
general poSt-oilice have been extremely
busy this week in making out lists Of the
/ dccapitatcd. There are thousands Of post
masters whose appointmcntsarcn not brought
before the Senate at all, so that, even if the
bill Of Mr.. Henderson should pass, the Pre-
sidcnt's power in this respect cannot he
inirinrpl uuOn.
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BALTIMORE, May l2.-Flour qnict-salcs
OF Western supcrfnc at SO. Wheat firm.
Cotton Grm-whitc, s7@SSc.; yellow, SEA
S3c. Oats firm at 57@5Sc. Provisions
steady. Bacon, ll14@lHac. Lard, 23c.
Sugar steady. Whisky irm-Wcstern,
@2.26'5.
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Senator salisbury Advocates the Up
hoiLir. of the President.

ALEXANDRIA, May 13,-At the conclu-
sion of General Wise's lecture at the
Orphan Asylum last night, Senator Sauls-
bury, of Delaware, advocated the uphold
ing Of the President in opposition to the
Radicals. The speech was warmly ap-
minded
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The SToNEwALL JACKSON CELEBRATION
IN RIcuNoNp.-The National InteUigeuca,
which has proved itself consistent friend
of the South, makes the following remarks :
eve have received a communication
froma Virginian who served bravcly in the
rebel cause, which dcprecates the sensa-
tional course OF few partisans at Rich
mond on the occasion Of the anniversary
Of the death Of Stonewall Jackson. This
communication we shall shortly publish.
Meantime let us say that it is impossible
anywhere to celebrate an occasion which
recall, a thousand exciting remcmbranceS
of the past without some persons making
il the opportunity fora demonstration that
the mass of thoughtful men deprecate."
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ScN York Markets.

New YORK, May 12.-Cotton steady.
Flour declined 2o03oc. Southern, 5l6.G5g
slG.75 Wheat declined Base. Corn steady.
Beef steady. Pork firm. Lard quiet.
Whisky stcadv. Gnll, 10.
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CATTLE.

In the cattle market bvoI is scarce and in de-
ma nd at from SC. a loo, gross.
Sheep are also in demand, averaging 64sc., gross,
for shed sheep. There are no wool sheep In the
market
Beef rctails at l5@aOc T. b. Mutton retails at
25Gt a5c an b..
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d. NOS! suGz~-1s,
JOHN w. DAVIES & SONS,
MUSICAL EXCHAN E,
No. 1873 MAIN STREET,


RICHMoN MUSICAL EXCH AN q +,
No. 1873 MAIN STREET,
sole agents for
STIEFF'S PREMIUM PIANG-FORTES.
These instruments have been before the public
FOR THE LAST THIRTY YEARS in competition
with the best makers Of the country, and are now
pronounced by ALL THE LEADING PROFESSORS
AND AMATEURS the
BEST PIANOS MANUFACTURED
These instruments have ALL THE LATEST I'M
PROVEMEyTS and are
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS,
with the privilege of exchange within twelve
months if not entirely satisfactory
TO the purchaser.
We refer to the following persons, who have
STIEFF'S PIANOS now in use:
General K. Z. LEE, Washington College, Lexing-
ton;
ID. 3. PAYNE & BRO, Lynchburg;
Rev. K. E. PHILLIPS, Virginia Female institute;
Miss MARY BALDWIN, Female School, and J. {.
CAvEL, Deaf, Dumb and Blind Institute, Stanton !;
Professor Z. A. AMBoLD, Richmond.
call from all in want of SUPERIOR PlANos
ia solicited. Terms liberal. ia z-.s
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rrockcnbrengh's EN"e"'
.Yic.s Aimiuisffato

". ~P' <,,,neIS IN
>WEeae ,""'' -, r,xyps
.>r, judges "'N''H' Gu, J.,
@n, tho opinion :" -, c,,,,or
v.~ pronounced . ny Vs." rx n,
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. @'. w"'tH~"N' cents ." '"'
.. a~uI"u> 1o'a or contract
.,u..a.s executors J''h," '>>",
...@. The issue was lf''o' ''"'.
. ,.4i the bond ana gee"
.... s.u.~ a u>ur:ou> c"n>Id'ra-
.y. t..l Was granted, when re-
..r a.>t, and the count rendered
n.Wt~g the iD"ncu"n. Al
s a. Sol aside the verdict nv"
.v,t1, a"@ other proceedings N'"
2. In. hr>rGogcH'S executors ap-
.,. decree.
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FRS. t" ~ ....:,.. ,n,u
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$50. t. court below hc >ub,h''''N ~
. accordingly the court here
...-...1 ~, ia tlfs roint that "thc
....,,.r.l,, ~, Cirruft Court =
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county ''' - ~ 49, t,l
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80 j. Ia m,tra,. the jury that i
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.ny ought to 6nd the transac-
p, u>ur.gus.' IOm d"bc,.I
" section Of chapter "nc nun
.g,t-our, under which t.n> case
.a> fellows:
hin recurring no discovery Of
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ITO JONAS CARY, RICHARD CARY,
1 andall others concerned Ann Wallace having
Ged with me a petition alleging that Bartlett Gary
died in November, 1850, leaving WIZ WHEN We
death in the Circuit Court of Herrico county;
that by said will the real estate OF SAID barirtt
Gary in The CITY of Richmond was devised to her !:
thai tho original of said will and the book In which
il was recorded were burnt and destroyed by fire
on the 81 APRIL lst5 that she desires to prove me
notified that have appointed the oth day Of June,
4. D. 1888, a. the time, and my o4icc, on Franklin,
Richmond. as the place. for proceeding on the said
rrtition and for taking the proof desired by her,
when and where you may attend II y"n please.
Special Commissioned Ienrico Circuit Court.
my 7-law!w
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THE NORFOLK MEN On THE UNDERWOOD
GRAND JugY.--it is not necessary Tor our
purpose that we should mention names
i've therefore omit them, and make the
general declaration, the truth OF which
will be alteStcd by every respectable man
in this community, that so Tar is the Nor
folk men are concerned who are on that
Jury, a more unreliable set, with one or pos
sihly two exceptions, could not bc iound
in this or any other community.
Three Of them are dcsertcrs from the
Confederate ranks. Butler mitigatcd his
iniamy in this community by fixing Per
je0'g "a one Of them. And another, seek
ing clover depth" after ne turned
Union man, went into the BUSINESS Of run
ming blockade goods into the Coniede-
racy; aud yet, Us jury took the oath
that he had never given "aid and COM
fort' TO the South.-Norfoik VirgUtaa,
18th.