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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29

FEARFUL ToRNADo.-One of the most
terrible tornadoes ever known in that section
of country, visited Buffalo Co., N. Y, on
Monday. Houses were blown down; yes.
sells were torn from their moorings; cars
were blown from the track, and an immense
deal of damage done to property A number
OF lives were lost, by being struck with fal.
ling timbers. The storm lasted about half
an hour, and is described by the press Of
that city, as terrible in Its appearance and
consequences.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT-On Wed.
nesday, the House of Representatives of
Connecticut, concurred with the Senate in
the ratification of the constitutional amend
ment by straight party vote A hundred
guns were fired on the green in honor of the
occasion. Connecticut is the first State to
ratify the amendment.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29

with the exercises and evidently feeling that
they had spent two hours very pleasantly
and proftably.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
WILMINGTON MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
oFFIcE. ,iI1I,I, -.
Corrected by q. Chandler 4 Son.
Thurag.- ... a..

NUIIC E,--MANOR's OFNICE.
- MhAiNdloS, hgL, June 25th 1866
he attention ci all nersons is hereby requested to he
following provisions oi city Ordinance.
" u Huy teison shall throw OF fro any rr.,, .i,
or nhrr hra w9 w. pr sell keen for sale sny rrass
sluih or other fire. work. within the limits of t I,
every lr'son SO offending shall forfeit and nav Ana q
ten dollars And II any person shall dschafpe swivel
gun lst " any he arms within this city every ,er
son - 1neh9ns sna for every such offence lore cit and
shall MT apply to the Fourth day Of July
By direction Of ihs Mayor
ies9-2t JAMES O. FIERsoN. pigb r,..,.,,.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29
BUCHU

b U CHI u
tFrOn DisPsnsOry Ofhe. Ua,ica statcsj
DIosMA CRENATA. BucHU LEAVES.
PRoPERTIRs.-Thsir odor is strong. dIau,l,e and
to mint "' -"u ""'VeV4
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND usEA-Buehu lea,es
are gently stmulant, Win a peculiar tandeney 10 tbs
grindry Organs producing diuresis and life Other
, nAr medicines, exciting dlaphoraais when cireum
stances favor this mode OF action
They are given in complaints Of the Urinary ORGANS
III TrAve Chronic Catarrh Of the Bladder Nor
he PROSTATE, and Retention or Ipcontnsnee of Urine
on % lSas o, tone n the parts concerned in It's eyacua
nun. 4ne remedy has also been recommended In Dys.
Rropsy. N''4n'0us AHs'nOn'' ana
dII mhasMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU islused by persons
ron inc ages OF 10 to 70, and nom 81 TO S. Or in ii
ueelne or change Of life; after Conn. ment ar Iabo
rainsi Bed'wetting in ehildreng
10, DR. KEYsER is PHYSICIAN Of ovs, thirty
~ eAperenee and graduate tho IeIerson Med
gerry OF Philadelphia. @Hu wv
MR lit Il. HRLxBoLb:
Dear Sr-ln regard to tue question askaa ma a, 10
my opinion about Buehu would So ,ba, ns " ~ "
anu sold the article in EArlo as forms 6 th So Law % Tis
ysHs, 40 not think III 1fs Ia any form or ayans,
no9 oI IL have not usef or known to ba ussgg w W.
indi. diseases where such medicae agent WoaIa Ia
has bssa s1an1 HIs aware as well myself that 1t
of th sJh Sssnsvsly employed in the yaTouS disease
sooniSsS an % dn9 kiaheys, and the reputation it has
A'4ui'eu IN my Judgment is warranted BY he faes.
seen and used, before stated every form Of
powdered leaves, the simple decociion tipc
ra mIlI e1iaets-and am not cognisant Of any
~ mat pant at all equal to yours Twelve
d o1perienes ought think to give me the right 10
rya u yo.. M msdls aud without prejudice or paray
~ you're preeedenee all otherA do not vsl5e
thlng according to It's bulk; il did otbsr ~ B,SITI
ht hgua Sutao yours but hold to The doctrine that
copper cent would bs worth more than gold doIIar
~ value your Buehu for its effect on pailents have
cured with 1t, and cured with H. ma5 di.sssss
With nnx ah ana Kidneys, than have over seen cured
pound Of whatever name. ''"s' proprietary e'~-
hespsctiully yours, a..
,,o ~ eko. II. KRYsRR NJ. D.,
August iith, 1865. 'D 'iAhAi' rl''s0ursh "a
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ROAD STATEMENTS.

!
u,HE ROAD COMMISSIONERS STATE
i MENr Of the koad Tax in Red Lion Hundred for tho
year 1865
1865. DR..
April ". To amount Of tax levied on 81 468.O76,
At the rate Of li612 eeais on the
hundred dollars, ti,1lI al
Collector Of said Hundred by Road
} Commissioners, 50 50
To amount the Collector received
llom the Del City National Dauk, 500 b6
Commissioners. 2d
sq,OOs 10
By orders paid by said Collector
Amounting to f2A64 90
Errors and Commissions allowed, I55 90
Interest and stamps allowed, 20 40
Amount allowed Collector, IS 90
Balance due Commissioners, 30 81
sqeOa ~
WILLIAM M. sTUCKBRT
WILLIAM II. II. CLARK,
WILLIAM BECK,
ies-4t Commissioners.
DOAD STATEMENT OF cHRIsTIANA
IL HUNDRED, from May 9Th, 1866, to May 10TH 1858.
R. LEWIS ARMSTRONG. CoLLKcroR.
1895 DIR.
May y. To amount Of TAX lsvlsdo
sl,S4lls7, at IA per cent
per 800, s257T 80
To Otders On John Ball. late -'.'
Collector 1890 90
,.,. sssl7 20
May H. By Amount Of orders drawn
the Collector from to
1877 for contractors, Ht0n-
ing building cuiverts,
Commissioners tees, clerk
log, house expenses, print
lug statements Of accounts,
books 80. , $s.s0l OS
the Collector as per dupli-
cate, On An
By amount Of Commissions
on t24sT 90, at per cent, 1877 50
f3,es1 SO
BtlansO in hand, Ssie6 IS
se.517 81 se8T1 ee
A. II. DIXON,
JOHN EVANS,
JOHN BALL.
Jso-"N Road Commissioners.
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WATER YOUR GARDENS.

NV HHNN EUUN GAHDENS,
WASH YOUR CARRIAGES.
u...., RX1INeUIsH YOUR FIRRs.
JOHN; oN's
GARDEN AND FIRE FORCE Jumps.
The price is so low every family ear obt,ip ,pa
Each pump has a sprinkler aitiehed
Country Stores. wars nhu
Local and Travelling agents wanted,
..,,.. ALBERT L. RICE,
'o'-N No MERCHANTS hos B0sfo 7.
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HELMB0LD'S
FL U I'D EXTRAUT
BUCHU,
AND
IMPROVED ROSE WASH

~ ml uI9uleAiiy sxtermlnate from the system dl.. .
me Urinary Organs ari,ing from hsbis ~ g.,ei 81
s,Iaa sxPLssR, LITTLE on oaAEos IN pIEI .sn
ssarosukhi completely tupsrsedlng those unpisa,o,i
I'll those unpleasant and dangerous diseases j" '''ll
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29

An Ordination to the Ministry of the Pro
testant Episcopal Church, will he held by
Bishop Lee in st. Andrews Church, in this
city, on Friday, 29th inst, at l03 O'Clock.
A, NJ. The sermon will be preached nv
the kev. DR., Butler, Professor in the Phila-
delphia Divinity School
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29

Railrodds.-Tho Smyrna Times of Wed.
nesday says:-The railroad fever is endemic
on the Peninsula. Every town of five Inn.
dred Inhabitants within its limits aspires ia
railroad communications with the rest of.the
world, and should all the enterprises now
PROJECTED be successful, n network of iron
Will cover great portion of the territory
A project is now on foot to run Railrood
from Cambridge, Md, to Lewes, which is 10
ntersect the Delaware Road at Seatord
This would connect the Delaware with The
Chesapeake, and is looked upon as n fayorn
BILE route by many. A route from CambridTe
to Bridgeville is already about to be surveyed.
the Company is organized Another project
Is the Wicomico and Pocomoke Railroad
This route is to run from Berlin to Salisbury
via Derrickson's Cross Roads, Whaleyyilie
and Fassett's Corner The company has
been organized, with Lemuel Shovel MS
President, and large amount of the stock
subscribed. Another project is road from
Centreville to Massey's Cross Roads and
another from Swan Creek to Massey's, where
the two forming junction, the line will he
continued to the Delaware Road-to tan nj
townsend, Del, The distance from Centre
vile to Massey's is twenty-three miles, and
from Swan Creek, thirty-two miles; from
Massey's to Delaware Railroad, eight miles.
Grand Lodge Of Aac,em Free and 1e.
cepted Masons. Annual Communica-
ton of the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free
and Accepted sMasons was held in the Ma
sonic Hall, in this city, on Wednesday.
large amount of business of importance TO
the fraternity was transacted. The election
of officers took place, and resulted as fol
lows -
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-06-29

Sale Of Property. DIR. j. A. Brown, of the
Living Home, near this city, has sold his farm
containing lOS acres, near North East, Md,
together with all the crops, stock and ulen.
sils, to Lemuel G. Moffet, of PHILADELPHIA
for something less than $1,000. Mr.. Moffet
will take immediate possession.
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~ The Lafe Tycoon md His Successor.
The japan Herald OF tho Goth September announces
as the Tycoon died a. Osara about three previ-
eusiy, OF a disease resembling dropsy, unknown in
nnrop but 70 which Japanese are liable and called by
hadds;-He WAS very inert by nature, and, although
sympathy Is felt for dying so young, and just
- family endearments were commencing with
lin, yet for the good OF the country a
Orch more able man was requisite. Th1 are lod
% expect IN his successor, Stotsbashi, for whom
he Gorogio have unanimously voted and made known
er choice 70 the Aikado-and Stotsbashi now in full
charge OF the government We have further informa.
IN 70 the eject that three powerful daimoIs Iwan
D1en and lnshiu, whose territories between Kioto
nd Na1afo-and who hcsiated TO Join the late tycoon
I've not only sent in their adherence 10 stosbash but
80 contingent 10 aid his The ocia promuRa.
80 u btotsbasbs appointment IN yet made owing
. uch time being necessary for going through tho pre-
Uninayy forms. There was . rumor that he had been
nnsdsrsd bot II u denied on high authority.
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q ten pr cent ia railway securities nsrrin Of
twsnty per csuk me defendants pprcnased securities
70 The amount u SlokOoo, and whep plana9 ~ In
Termed Of and sugssstsd that II would require larger
margin, Edward KSfchum, 4 was alleged, promised 70
carry than II the same. The market having declined
and plaintiff having overrsvD his account the defsnd
ants sold him out without sufficient NOTICE md cop,yyy
70 agrssmanl AsipllnE claUs Ela wade ~ the Plsid
9 wiz reference 70 another hecodnI held fcr eim IN
gold. g Ik-r
The defence sst up was tina. the margin VI Exhausted
and the failure TO supply more that notice OF such was
given Salisbury that monthly statements Of srsnsac
tons sent 70 TAYLOR by Relchun, Son Co which
contained the prices al which the stocks and gold we're
sold; that these accounts mover objected 20 nut
ratified by the PLAINTIFFS acceptance OF them, ana ms re-
ceiving TO his credit balance without objection ui
months afterwards when this suit brought thai,
although some OF the gold sent by the plaptn 70 The
defendants was accompanied by areQuest 70 bold Tot 100
other remittances accompanied bv sighf draf 70
TO meet which the defendants obliged TO sell gold
the proceeds cf which placed 20 the credt OF The
plaintiff that these sight drafts intended 10 BE- and
In fact were prevocaton OF the former instructions 10
hold for ESQ and request instead TO provide Tor their
payment out Of the'sale Of the gold.
Judge Mcneil, In the charge the Jury yad that II
not necessary for the plaintiff be notified or the
date OF sale OF the gold alsoha II the accounts rem
dered 10 the plaintiff by the defendant received by
the plaintiff and paid by him without objection, he
could not recover N
The jury returned for Instructions and not being able
TO agree Al once, instructed 10 return ecsled
dict.
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PERSONAL ArflLEfsce


WI r.Wiilb's health & improving A la..ar n.
ceveo rom I'm day before yesterday says.--,.f an
mos sunenng ma although they lssl rne s,n da,s,.-
onsiy ~"
Among the passenger by ~. s,esm.h,, cos. ~,
Liverpool was Assistant Sscrciay Of the NAVY ,.as,.,.
Y. Fox. The revenue cutter rno being IN at,e,ss,.
conveyed him 70 pier y North uvcr where H. TOW
passage by tho Newport line and proosodea Easf IN
Thursday svonlng
Col; n. cIitz, q wss Point is stopping a. ,no sr
man Nome
Major ksnarics, q Was, Print Captain T. p-,u. .
finrlnnail General Pops walker. OF AlabafnK arc 10.
ring q, the FIFTH Ascnus Hotel.
Colonel w. r. Jones. Of General Dix's star STANFORD
conn, and captain j. {. Cook OF Albany, ,,dppSg
At the Everett Hone.
Baron IT. Van Hsvr. bs belgium: naroo o A.. ,ssn',
russan legation aai,r Gensrsi Franklin, N ,sfuo'd
Conn. baron Ho.seM 81 Prussia; LORI .snth.ii, %
England arr stopp,gtsi tbe Brcyoon iiou~~
Goners J. {: McIatain. of Washington. ana cons,e.-
Holsl
q. A. Hend,rson. Washington; General Lambert.
q syracu.. GcsefH ncfarrcE, r.SA, are stopping At
the AstIopolap Holt
Jodse Ralooa. Of arlington: General cadwai,ndsr,
Of phlsdelpha, Arn.alr. Of Nrwburg, arc sopp'ng
NJ the Aston House
Ar Hinton Rowan y.lper. UrIlsd s,ssss Consul .,
Buenos Ayros has r~Ad fr,n his duties snd WI e
bark Ia fe~ dsy- In silns shp for this eoanirv. Mr.
Helper has hcen consn the above named port f1r tho
~ I'VE s"sr. during shsh he p'nomed n. da.iw 70
whom he had business
Lst OF Amsrr,nA Registered a. Ms~rs Bovl"s, Droyes
4 Co z. NJ ~ Rne DO y kx, xe.n shsfbc,i", Kan.
Bros. No. Rns Dc IA chaasc, d sntn; M"srs Nafion
co.., 40, u ine Aubcr, ana M-srs. John sonro" \
60 =. N1 Rrn scribe Pafls. for ~. week ending
November ;O--Wm y nryant. Miss Bryant John
Calm, 4 y chaiabarsin aud wiz, ~ v. bsbbl,, g
Filrkuay, Mr aud Mira r. j, f1srmap, Howard
Nellcs. ~ Moore, Nr snd Mrs I@lf.
'swies a aelgs, ~ ", Rebbps Daniel wssncf
nisS 8sihaf, ksnian kauinicr. sns hoi'on, Nf aud
Mr. SIDNEY shepard, Mr. ;age. X y. p.ae Ire.
II HOLLAND and family. Hrs ibraea Brook, " v.
prapss, VI feirdge and fanny, Charles y. 'puhn.
George y. Curtis and wife, ns. Clara Meade. Hiss
Ahca knight, Mr. q carey, cllfiss r rarav MrN y
noble NlsA Annie riorrr. Mis- Ne'l!s EinF~ila w. "
y h'eler snd family from hsw York VI. aud yrs.
John iewls, hn. ". II. Ilbot, Mira cha,ic- Lana
aon 'lh~on Edward Motley. fr0tn Boston X. Prizes
anh wfa. ne md Mrs.. fzme, Laws JOHN - Grlecon,
N. ~. philasiclphai MrtN h wssgai, NJ. W ~ttoas
And slfe, theodore c.frnler, rho csrpanior, from
'tiesgo " pandleton Nr Glenn and VIE. cnrin
mt, Jesiah W. GiblJs New Haven; " v Russel snd
family, \ ". Bus-sll, .pna; Dr w. H. rhrsFc, sslam
Dr y = Huaa, Albany
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ARMY BULLETIN.

sKEvErrxp ssicADrm GENERAL
0slonsl o. y Nichols formerly Of the Ninth New York
0vaiy, has been brevcited brgsdier general BY the
eorstaty n War, on the Recommendation OF Major
0ensrs! Sheridan, with whom he served sixty engage
In General Orders No IL, dated Galveston. TEXAS
December l. Colonel and Brsvet Major General Charles
fansry, that hs has assumed comm~ Of tass
! 80 f;;';Is R!lSAkEijss 60 s.!E TN
solone g q sswsss has been promoted TO Rris'df
General United states Army, by brcvet.
fusssxryJ or s~prp.
General Order No. 90 o. the War Department dated
December 10, 10 just issued, sud reads a. follows
Paragraph $50, Revised Regulations o, The Army In
hsrsby modinod 70 road rs ioIiows:--
The legal pnnishmebts for soldiers by sentence or
seurs martial according " the offence and the jurisd,c
uon OF the court mre death, imrr.s0imsnt lpprlson
nsnt on bread ssd water diet solitary Confinement
hard labor, forivre OF pay and alowances d~sharrs
from service, reprmand and whom non com On
slnceD reduoson 70 the ranks Periods OF condnement
shall not eyceed SIX mouths; aud IN argrayated or
repeated csses OF desertion shall noi exceed year
SOLITARY confinement confinement bread sn water
sha not exceed fourteen dsys time with intervals
between tho periods OF such confinement not than
such periods and not exceeding eighty days IN
ynr.
Enlisted men, for purely military offences. shall mo-,
= ssnssnces TO connn sn in state prison penissu
GARY; and when s0iders, for other than military OF,
0sDces, senanced 70 confinement in p~nstentsry
they viii be dishonoraoiy dschsucd from the In
ns order pronnlgating the proceedings OF the court
Dsli and chain shall not be usad prnisbucut
Ordnance sergesns aud hospital swars though liable
be- discharged shall not reduced nor arr thov IL
b ufed by resmental courts MARTIAL unless
by special perm ssicn Of the department eomnandor
arrofsT~ryr- ~ orARrrRw1~rKss pNsRrwrxr
Tue following appointments have been nnd. IN the
onsr'ermaster Generals Department TO al vacancies
unused by mustersout and Promotions :--srevet Major
A. Kmtaii Assistant o,arsermsster o. volunteer 70
~ Captain aud Assistant Quartnrnasfer United states
Army captain T. y. KIRK Acting Qoartermss,sr United
0xzcs vo,uneers 70 h. captain and Acting
Uned States Army A. Barrett be Captain and MIL.
tsry storckseper United states Army
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NAVY BULLETIN.


Dru. 1--kgting Second Assistant Engineer John I
Bsckley to the slanoe; Commander Thos Psttison 10
she Navy Yard, Norfolk, Va Mldshirnsn geDrge A
Dsckneii, 10 the Iro1uos on January 1.
pFrArurD.
Dire ls3unner George Sran, from duty st THE naval
magazine and ordered 10 tho Navy Yard Of Norfolk
Va. Gunner John saskfns. from ordnance duty Al the
Nnyv Yard and ordered duty AZ the naval magazine
Porn Norfolk, Va, Acting Third Assistant Engineer
John a. Hutton, from the Glance. and ordered 10 the
Aroortook Lieutenant COMMANDER Milton Harton from
enty NJ tbe naval rendezvous New YORK, and ordered
- tho Vermont; Actlng Third Assisnt Engineer VI. q.
noSs, from the snowdrop aud ordered 20 the Aroos.
rHr usyrrp srarns srrlxss wrvorsu.
= Tue hayy Department has received dispatches from
esat>s steamship wnoosA AZ nouueing HE departure
~ ~ Yea - 10 80 g)kM9 ~ W s2nfJ ~ csps.
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c II ! n A


Removed Excitement Against Foreiguers--A
Native Description Of the English Nation
and the g RaiIiugs'' Of Christianity.
[From the Manchester Guardian, Nov. 27.l
bome il-fceling has been created Mt Pekin by the
srecton Of temple by the French missionaries at spot
where II could overlook the Empcror's grounds They
ere, however, said have allsyed his annoy ance by
promising not 70 raise sufficiently high TO overtop the
palace wall Not only in tho capital. however, are
missionaries creating ilfeelng which naturally ex-
tends 70 foreigners generally. proclamation has
been extensively posted throughout Hoonan. and
IN the adjacent provinces, dcnouncing at length
fheir Interference with established customs and calling
On AL loyal subjects TO rise and extermnate them. All
Foreigners yclcpt English by Chinese who have
not learnt at treaty port 10 distinguish between the
dinereut naionalies; the head OF the English by
name arc tho Flanders invoked. We come from .
scossehp,Ms mud 6dnt in he ocsdN ruled sometimes
~ fen0s and s0infes by mall, and specific char
0cter half man, half dcaa" Allowed by the extreme
kindness OF the Emperor to trade at Canton have not
bsen natsed but have penetrated into every part the
smpirc, giving free course to wild and insane
aginationA" Mt.
This sweeping denunciaGion having been delivered
aeainst the English r, foreigners gcneraliy--the
whole Hood Of the writer's wrath 10 directed against the
ni9ionares -" Those who have propagate re-
hgion. encing and dcludng the ignorant masses print
end circulate deprnved compositions, daring BY their
aeoeptve TO SGT loose the established
eonds OF society, utterly regardless OF all modegty
Although the acherents OF the religion only worship
Jesus, yet bcag dioided into the 0o at omdn Calto
1cs and ProfeSdnts they continually railing al scch
seAsr. Daughters In . family not given in
marriage but retained for the disposition Of the bishop
SINUS ignoring the matrimonial rotation. A hundred
esher ononites alleged against these teachers Of
nsw creed and In conclusion, the sviage Elders are
~zhorted 70 assemble the populations stha the Offenders
LAY DO hurled beyond the 10 take their place with
ehe strange things OF creation Their country is
teen thousand miles from China beyond triple ocean
uew can the life or death OF men be ruled nj dis.
sence OF nffy Thousand is across the ocean,
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supftca rousr-rsIll TtEn-plsr q.
4 sequel - she Kefrhum Case.
Hespre Inktlct Mcneil

y,ha NJ Taylor Morris Ke'eisw q al This action
has Occupied he attention u this wedues-
day morning lss u Is ease OF peculiar interest 70
bankers AMI brokers and not devoid o. popular sen.
tion fro M the fact that Tho dofsudant sbe las
0rm OF Kstcbum, sun q Co. and large share ~ the
transactions In question alleged " have been made
with Edward 3. Krlcbum. The particulars og the
charge and answer published In Thuraday "a Has
AID The testimony showed that The painil1 had been
for years q banker ~ g. Louis. that ancs
1880 he had been . correspondent and Gus
toner Of defendants; that communicating with
that Arm by telegraph be had for years, by thslr
agency bought and sold stocks a. the New York w.
change white, himself the banks 81 The W sisvppi.
In April, 1894, the plaintiff sent cDe salisbury With
letter ~ Introduction Edward Kstchum and power
~ Attorney desiring him buy and sell ssocks for his
account That account commenced ~ . credit Of
$1,000, sert by piainun Dor this the dsfsn0ants
aan1c y nY - NIy EfyHlnsm I1sAa % ~
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suRaoGATF's COURT.
The Freeman VIII Case.

This has been before the Surrogate for the last
three days James b. Freeman the prepayment, was
called under the direction OF the Surrogate, a. the
quest OF Mr. McKeon aonnael for contestants. He was
examined by Mr. Bradford TO the circumstances of
the execution OF tho win, its possession and delivery.
John NJ Donnec, catholic priest and one Of the
testants was called by contestants counsel and re-eY-
amincd In regard 10 what relatives the testatT left
Some OF the tenants Of decedent also called TO
testify in regard to his condition In his last Illness Tho
contest thon rested The proponent ia h. Free
man. then called by Mr. Bradford and re-examined
His examination by Nh McKcon very lengthy,
and many " tho Of the Witness worry
trqord nary and amusing Mr. Bradford thea offered
recall David A. Freeman. Of tho subscribing wit
Noses and examine him as 10 the condition OF tho
testaor during his Illness This objected ~ bv
Mr. McKeon aud the objection was sustained. Both
sides then rested. Tho IL adjourned 10 Trcsday
next, when Il will be summed up.
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United -ta,c- Commissioners Court.

The further hearing VI the chargs a-ans Mcsar~.
Walsh and Mitchell, OF East fweuty-soycnth street u
having there conducted the dlTlai.cn Of without
having taken out license, resumed ycsicrday The
cross examination Of j. Frank stewart aims Goodwin
VINO, for having refused to answer certain qucsilous
touching ths casc, bad been twcs committed 70 prison
resumed by NJ Charles Donohoe, who appeared az
counsel for the delcnslnw IN the rour " Of ths eyar
nation Mr. DonohOc produced letters written 70 the d..
PENDANTS by wtDes asking loan of money. and throat
enng % do something against them IL the money was
refused The dolendants did not lend tie MONEY! und
counsel stated itat ~as rger tar refusal tie witness
went Ia the Collector ana information touching the
sboFe- mentioned charge The has concluded
and WIN be again rmkcn ~ in the course % onm.
ing week.