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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-07

Delivered In Memphis. or at their mills, near
BurusViUe. on the IL, and c. r. 4. Gen H.H.
HIGGINS, No. n avery street, is our aufhur-
izet agent In Memphis All orders tarougn
TAYLOR KNOWLES,
sv7g i'm " W. WRANCE.
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Don't Al Come At Once-The time
for the drawing approaches. Five dol
lars will win a city residence, and one
dollar a farm. Luck is alone needed.
Call at the Office Of the Southern Asylum
Land company. au7 2t
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Hats Renovated at 1862 Second street.
ana I'm
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Z 7. MURPHY, e. NJ. APPERSON,
I. A. NELSON, il JOHNSON,
OfS q. 81. A. Nelson, OF =. Falls a Co.
J. +. FRANK, +. N. CASH.
J. T. sTRATfOH, OF stratton, Goyer & &c.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL CoURT.-The iury. in the
case of Winter Payne, brought in a yer.
dict of guilty, and affixed the penalty at
i've years Imprisonment in the state
p~enitentiary. The prisoner, a negro, re-
ceived the information as to his CON
inement for five years, with the air of a
stole philosopher, probably looking for
ward TO the future, for one of Brown
lows general amnesties. Payne was
found guilty Of breaking into a store
and stealing therefrom q quantity of
clothing, boots, shoes, etc some of
which were found in his possession. A
confession of guilt made by him, was
ruled out by the on the grounds
that it was made while under duress.
The indictment was for larceny, under
which the jury rendered a verdict as
above stated.
MUNICIPAL CoURT.-Met pursuant to
adjournment. The first call of the trial
docket was had. The following list Of
cases will be taken up and disposed Of
to-day.
J.. Trezevant& sonsvs. Jones'.
lb Wendle vs. Dunnaway.
s. POwe VS.. Wlcketsham.
81. Suh Us Roberts.
IS Mack Bros vs.. Sides.
%. ticalla IS Cleveland et al.
z. DickeDson vs. Green,
l07. lester vs. SUR.
los II lines vs. favor.
100 kircheuthau v Nenfurini,
~. kei.ar vs.. Southern ExpressC Co.
~. Gegervs. raddel.
Il&. Fe { vs. Mitchell.
u4. McGrtgor & ca. VS.. Hough.
u0. Folwen vs. Watson ct al.
III. Davis VS.. Coleman.
us. Marks VS. Block.
us. ROCKWELL vs. BilbOur.
10 thiltOn vs.. WOrsham.
IA. Adair ct ux. VS.. Thornton.
TRANSFER OF REAL EsrATE.-Wm.
w Trigg to Sarah a. DOLLS ct al, deed
5000, lot Of land two miles south Of
Court square, 200 feet on McLemore av-
enue, containing four acres; John c.
Leesch ct al. to T. B. Esquongton, trust
deed, interest in lease of four years in lot
situated on south side of Mccall street.
between Main and Shelby, fronting on
Mccall st., 253 by 800 it., to secure $500:
5. T. Rose to b. Peyton, trust deed, to
secure 1862, interest in estate of Hugh 7.
Rose, deceased, and other property:
ThOs. Quin to n. G. Cayce, trustee. trust
Iced, lot No 3, block No. 81, fronting 40
ieet on east side of DeSoto street by 200
feet, TO III rite for $500; Josiah Bram-
.ette et ux. to I. b. Quin, deed, $1,000,
lot No. 3, block No. 81, same property
above mentioned.
Don't Al Come At Once-The time
or the drawing approaches. Five dol
viii win q city residence, and one
1ollsT q farm. Luck is alone needed.
Cali at the Office Of the Southern Asylum
and aouonan- - ~
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ST, PAUL1S ACADEMK,
Helena, Ark.
Monday in september.

THE Fourth Apaua Session OF St. Paul's
A ademy, Heiens, Arkausas, for the recep
ton OF boarders and day pupils, VIII commence
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LoST--FoUND.

I O T
A Mesrchaum Pipe, amber stem, silver band
AROUND the shank, q mans face with a hogs
head cap on top, one tusk broken. The nnde
VIII be suitably rewarded If returned % this
once II not. viii be arrested on sight.
aus II. W. AINSLIE.
- T o L L "
From the farm Off. Askew, in Fayette county,
near Slpress leavy, On July .. 1871, one sorrei
Horse, nftsen hands and one incl high, white
face, white hind legs up TO his knees, brand on
bis LEFT shoulder resembling a figure s. long
bushy tail, small saddle scald 10 the center OF
his back. will give Finy Dollars reward for
tne Horse and ThieL, or Twenty nve Dollars for
either. delivered TO me in Fayette county. Re
fer 70 Bartleut& Gerald Blakemore, Front Row,
Memphis. b ASkEW.
au8 dive
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Q vners to be notIaed By the ssrgsans.at-

o vners to be notified by the ~sergsant-at
arms 20 comply.
Alderman Boiling moved that DR.
Reeves be appointed assistant physician
at the hospital room of DR.. Thornton,
who had been elected as assistant to the
board Of health. Adopted.
Alderman Boiling moved that 3 jani-
itor be employed for the mayors Office,
salary not t. exceed fifty dollars per
month. Adopted.
Alderman Amis offered an ordinance
providing for the pavement OF Third
street from Poplar to Union street.
Passed first reading.
Alderman Cochran offered a resolution
directing that the mayor be instructed to
cause the removal of all distractions and
buildings on Promenade street, erected
contrary TO the provisions of fire ordi-
nance. Lost.
On motion the board adjourned.
THE following communication from
the sheriff Of Upton county speaks for
itself:
C~or1SsroE, TENN, August 5, 1857.
EDITORS Administrations. I see
10 the Post Of the I'd inst, an editorial
stating that the officer appointed to bold
the election at Mason depot, refused to
hold it, which matter / beg Of you to
allow me to explain through your col
umns, rs sundry charges are made by
said paper against the officers Of Upton
county in regard to the fairness Of the re-
cent election. Mr.. Csckrill, the CON-
missioner Of registration, elsimed the
privilege Of holding the election at Mason
depot, and he promised me he would DC
so but he became intoxicated the day
before the election and was not able on
the Let 70 attend and hold the election
according TO appointment. | never
knew that there was no election
held there until three o'clock pm, when
it was teo late to appoint and send an
other deputy to open and hold the cleo
ton. Said paper also stated that "men
voted for Brownlow at CovingtOn and
POTtersville at the risk Of their lives"
which statement l also wish to correct,
as it is utterly untrue and without any
in fact. I have held q great
many elections in this county, as an Off
Ger, and l have never seen one pass off
more quietly in my life. Not q man was
interrupted at the polls or prevented from
as he pleased, by any threats or
demonstrations OF violence, at this place
or P~Ortersville, or elsewhere in the county
I have heard of.
Very respectfully.
j. C SLAUGHTER,
Sheriff OF Upton County.
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JERRY LEWIS.

DEALER 10 Green Vegetables. Butter, Ezgs
II and Co ntry Produce Stsamhoats, Ho-
I Is, Restaurants gud kriVats Families sup
piled on gAqr5est notice. Depot, in Bradley
bloeE, on Water street, between Adams and
Jefferson. Memphis. Tenn
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a Card.

Prospectus giving full particulars eau be had
by applying %
jysI I'm D. J.. COGAN. President.
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sENAIEr-EXECpEIKE sEssInn

WAsHINGToN, April IL.
The President presented the creden-
tials Ex-senator Bayard, who qualified
by taking The oath 10 support the Com
|stitusion ofthe United States and sub
scribing to the Congressional oath oil
loyalty. aasf - e fe...i . .ztiS
Mr.. Sumner offered 4 resolution that
the President be reg guessed 70 furnish
the Senate, IL in his optDioni compatible,
copies OF any ofEiufaii opinions which
may have been given by the Attorney
General, Solicitor Of the Treasury, or
by any other ofiicar of the Government
on the Investigations of the act regula-
ting the tenure of office, and especially
with regard to appointments by the
President to office during the recess of
Congress. Mr.; Sumner said he UNDER
stoon an opinion had been given which
went far to nullify the reeentAct of
Congress. Itwould thus seem we had
notification here In Washington, in
executive branches OF the government.
He understood that, according to these
opinions, the President was to exercise
the power of appointment during the
recess of Congress- Notwithstanding
the recent act of Congress which under
took to regulate the tenure of office.
Now all know the astnteness of law
yeFs, and 1t was sometimes said law
yers drive coach and six. through an
act ofParliament and even of Congress.
Perhaps the Administration was about
to drive a codch1 and six through the
recent act of Congress-in other words
1t was about to force upon the country
officers who cannot be officers under
the laws. It seemed important that be-
fore the Senate adjourns they should
know the precise state of the question,
they should understand whether any
such opinion has been given and rea-
sons forit, H
On motion of Mr.. Williams the Senate
went into Executive Session.
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SAN FANCIscO AnrfI-JJ
FrOmSt LOuta.

ST. LOUIS, April 1.-THE Democratic
correspondent, with General Hancockis
Indian expedition, writing from Fort
Hooker on the I'd, says: A council was
held at Fort Dodge on. the 24th ult.. be-
tween Major Dodge and several chiefs
Of the Kiowas. The latter professed
much friendship for the whites and de-
sired to be at peace with them, but sta
ted that the Blackfeet, Sioux, Chey-
ennes, ArrapahoeS and Camanches, are
determined on war, and will have it.
They spoke about several northern
tribes banding together for war, max
ing overtures to the southern tribes to
join them, and predicting that the
whites would have their hands full.
The indications all favor a grand In
dian confederation and bloody war.
A very enthusiastic Fenisn meeting
was held here last night. One hundred
men Joined the 7th Regiment, and a
considerable amount Of money was
subscribed.
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view York specials.

NEW YoRK, April 1.-THE Tribune,s
special says that the two Senators who
voted against the Russian treaty were
Messrs. Fessenden and Terry.
Chief Justice Chase. has tur,- I'D all
the applications for appointments to
Registerships under the bankrupt law
to Marshal Parsons. -
The Times special says: The Georgia
injunction petition will not be present.
ed until the Supreme Court lispoSes OF
that from Mississippi. l-t-i.I.-7 =
The quarterly statement Of the New
York city national banks shows aide-
crease OF 81, 000, 600 in their resources
compared with the January statement.
John T. Stockton was yesterday re-
jected as Minister to Austria.
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NEW YORK, April 1.-THE steamer
Moro Castle brings Havana advices to
the 9th. ~.
The British mail steamer Zolent, had
returned from Vera Cruz with the cargo
which she carried, which could not be
landed as the Liberals were lombard
ing fireplace, which it was supposed
could not hold out long. The Imperial
lists at Vera Cruz were quarrelling;
Gomez and Cuares had resigned and
Gen. Taboada was in command. The
seige was closely maintained; the wa
ter is cut of, and the last bullock in the
city killed.
On March slst the o. s.. steamers
Tacony and Tahama were at Vera Cruz.
The Havana Diaro reports Maximil-
ian at Cuamarala, but does not state
now he got there.
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From washington.

WASHINGTON, April u.-President
johnson is unable to attend to his OIL
cial duties owing to a complaint OF the
liver, which requires that he should
be kept quiet. 4
The ratifications of the Russian treaty
are to be exchanged at Washington be-
fore June 30th, or the treaty fails. The
money Is to be paid within ten months
after the ratification.
After promise to our Government
by the CAPTAIN General of Cuba, that
enlistments in Havana for Maximil-
Ian should be stopped, 100 or 200 more
enlistments have been made and the
Government has taken the matter up.
The Senate rejected the nomination Of
J. w. Sweeny for Major of the 18th In
fantry.
The treaty price for Russian Ameri-
can is seven million two hundred thou
sand dollars, not ten millions.
Mr.. Bayard, of Delaware, appeared in
the Senate and took the oath to support
the Constitution and the Congressional
oath ofloyalty.
WAsH1SoToN, April 11.-In the Su-
preme Court this afternoon Mr.. OICon-
nor asked leave to place in the hands
of the clerk, bills of complaint of the
state of Georgia, to eDjoin Secretary
Stanton, Gen. Grant and Gen. Pope
from executing the act for the moi 9
efficient government of the rebel States,
and which he would tomorrow ask
leaveto file. The Court replied that the
gentleman might now file a motion for
leave. Attorney. General Stamburg, as
law officer of the Government, gave
notice that he should bs ready to resist
nemotion. This bill differed from that
of Mississippi. In fact the President
was not named. He felt 1t his duty to
say the Secretary of War desired he
should take on himself the entire man
agement of the case. On the part of
the defense, the Court, in reply 10 an
expressed desire that arrangements be
made 80 both cases, Mississippi and
Georgia, be heard tomorrow and the
order ofargument be understood, said
it would think about the matter, as 1t
was not now prepared to make def
mite statement. ~.
WASHINGTON, April lit is the
opinion of of our ablest lawyers
that the Senate should not, under the
provisions of the civil tenure bill, adj
journ until all vacancies have been
filled by the appointment of the Presi-
dent and confirmation of the Senate.
In some cases the Senate has rejected
as many as three nominations for the
same Office.
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Fire.

C1SC1NNATr, April 1.-THE large dis
tillery of FOote, Nash q Co., corner OF
Pearl and Ktlgour streets, was entirely
destroyed by FIRE this morning; sup
posed to have been caused by an ex-
plOsion in the rear OF the building,
where some stills were being changed.
Estimated loss over one hundred thou
sand dollars. Amount Of insurance
Joining buildings were injured to the
extent OF two or three thousand dollars;
covered by insurance. Cs
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a.p.EEnD. nrrnr rIaa.. NM n. Z. w !. 2
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SAN FRANc1sco, April 1.-THE prize
fight between Dooney Harris and
Tommy Chandler, stakes $1,000, takes
place near this city to-day. The fancy
men from all parts of the Pacific Coast
have congregated here to witness the
fight. The ampEitheatre will accom-
mOdate 5000. Erected ground seats are
selling at fabulous prices: The San
Jose Railroad is running special trains,
aud every kind of vehicles are in use
carrying the tn roDg Of people.
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SYRACUSE, N. Y, April 1.-THE Re.
publican State Committee, before adj
tournament, adopted resolutions in
structing delegates at Iargeto support
an amendment to the Constitution Civ
ing suffrage to colored citizens.
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IND RnliImnra E1.ctinn

BALTIMORE. April 1O.-The election
to- day passed of quiet and orderly. It
is thought both the Convention and
Sunday car question have been carried
in this city by ANAL majorities. il = .
The vote In the city for the Constitu-
tional Convention was 11,0l6 against
8, l23, for Sunday cars was 10,939 against
p.O56.
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The Latest News
BY THE CABLE.
AdYiCes to tie 1lth o. Anil.

LONDON, April IL Noou-Consols,
eON; Erie, s61z; nl:uois Central, 76J<;;
5t2oA79h. 9 m
/ FRAsKRoRT-April ils-Noon-5. 2Os,
7575.
LrvERPoor, April ll-Noon-Cotton,
dull; sales estimated at {, 900 bales OF
midling uplands at 12@l2Hc; Orleans
12Nc. Breadstutts, firm; white Cali
fornia wheat, lss. 9d.@14s. Corn, 42s.
Cd. 4ss. Barley, 4s.sd. Oats, SIS sd.
Peas, As. Provisions and produce
unchanged. 69eai ! si.iais5.s
PARIS, April little Moniteur con-
tains an editorial on the European sit
uation, the tone OF which is pacific and
tranquilizing. 'f5 - 9''s
i CoNsTANTrNoPLB, April 1.-THE
Turkish Government has sent Omer
Pasha to Thessaly to take COMMAND of
the troops.
LONDON, April 11-Evening.-5-2O's
have advanced y per cent. Illinois
Central is n per cent. lower, and Erie
has fallen Y. 81
LIVERPOOL, April IL. 2 P. M.-The de-
cline in cotton continues. Middling
uplands have fallen I'D per lb.- -.
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FISK & HATCH.
Bankersand Dealers In GSvernmen,
6eSuFiGIes.I t5f.. 81 700
No. 8 NASSAU sTRrErINy

received at the full market pFice In eTctay,,,s
for the above BtNndE. AlSo 'hS
All deseitE lions OF Government secu-
mites kept constantly ON hand. and BoI1Ght !.
Sold or EXCLAIMED NUs''S'
sold, and collectef tA''
H1SDep0sitS re. aiVed on lIbannl fRrTns Vnt
Jet 70 check At sight.
=, 9 -ColleCtionS made throughout the conn.
~ ~ soellaneous Stocks and Bonds bought
sion for cash. - -
especial Attention given to the Ex.
cI1Ange OF sEFEN-IHIhTY NOTES of all
ne seiie8 for the New FIYE-TWENTY
b0NnS Of 1855, on the most favorable terms.
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LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE State
Convention OF the Union Democracy
met to-day, and organized by electing
J. K. Underwood, chairman Hon.
Aaron Harding was nominated for
Governor; Judge W. B. Kinkead, Lieut..
Governor; John NJ. Harlan, Attorney
General.
Resolutions were adopted sending a
greeting TO- Connecticut for the late
Democratic victory. A meeting will
be held tonight to ratify the nomina-
tons made to-day. z =
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NeWYork NeWx.

NEW YORK, April I1.-Thomas Ster-
ling, a broker in New York, has been
arrested at his residence in Brooklyn,
bya United States detective on a charge
of forgery. His plan was to send let
tiers to prominent merchants and In
this way obtain their signatures, to be
used on forged checks. u
Jim LawleF, of Boston, has published
a challenge to Aaron Jones OF this CITY,
to fight him for 81, 900 a side.
About five o'clock last evening, a
man named TFavers n. Foy, residing
at No. 666 Sixth avenue, committed 81.
icide by shooting himself through the
mouth with a revolver, death resulting
In about twenty minutes. The de-
ceased had been suffering from con-
sumption for some time.
Two girls, aged 10 and 16 years, named
Elizabeth Barry and Rosanna Mellow
ell, attemptedto kill themselves with
laudanum yesterday, because the faith
er OF the latter forbid her to associate
with the former. They are likely to
recover
NEW York, April 1.-THE earpen.
tiers maintain their strike. They have
appointed committees to engage work
direct from parties desiring 10 build.
heterogeneous have been made to ex.
tend pecuniary aid othose who need IL.
The wood carvers have also resolved to
strike.
1t is stated that the strike of the iron
workers of New Jersey was brought
about by evil disposed persons without
good reason, and there is a prospect OF
these persons leaving, when the miners
will resume work. ilg 81
The annual report of the Methodist
Book Concern shows profits over $780,
600. The payments for bishops sala-
ries, travelling expenses, &C., were ST..
Al. Total assets of the concern, $682,
0S4; and 1t owes SI26,6T5.
The following dispatch Is received
by the Southern Relief Commission:
SAN FANcIsco, April IL.
To James II. Brotgn, Treasurer Famine
Relief Commission /:
! The San Francisco Famine Relief
Commission will send you in a few
days by transfer 10000 in gold, to
assist in relieving the sutferings at the
South. 5fI"
Esignedl THos. h. sELBY,
F,a ia=, "a. -E55a,. L. Chairman.
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MEMPHIS, April 1.-THE Dental AS
ISOLATION OF the Central States, which
has been in session for several days
adjourned to-day to meet at Louis
vi1Ie.-, s-gs7 a ~
TheFranklin Insurance and Banking
Company failed to-day. Liabilities es-
timated at SOS, 900; assets Sl2, 900.
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.BuEFALo. April 1l.IGhaFies d. Nor
ton, Collector of this port, died sudden.
~ this morning:
Isaac ~. Schtmmerhorn has been
confirmed Master here. .Ii1lL
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wAsHNoroS, April I1.-ThJ Pnsi-
dent sent n large numberof nonaina-s
tions to the Senate Today, Including
Hunter Brooks, postmaster at Cincin-
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NEw YoRK, April ll.4The friends Of
Stevens say that he has not
been so i'll as stated, and that he Is now.
well again.
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CONlIERaAE nR ..FNANCEAE.
TObaecO maFRet.

LouTsH1LLks April "
N 5he market was 6noyant At full prices for
~ ,stAdea, and an advance In lugs The of
INCLUDE hid At 81 50; u at 0013 90; u
: ~ ~ "; Al S009a IS: At O096 70; IL at
i6ssfS e e ~ at y 5000 S. 81 900 90 - q
ISsIs 2S; Sat 1914 g. At I6aII.55; 4 al isS
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BlgrEEe-Dpll; 10 for Ohio.
LATEST MARRErs9P. ~

:, " 2 ~ E'A ~
,FLoUR-Active and advancing for good and
mon and Inferior
GRAIE-Wheat-Qutet and Elrm at q COG
26S IoF No. spring and g 7692 50 for No.
Barley-DulI and unchanged. Corn~FIrm
with tsir export demand at 81 50 hfioat for
spring mixed western,
PRoVIsIoNs-POTk-Fi sales at s29 90
cash and regular, closing with buyers at S29 90
regular and sellerA at So 95. BeeE-ActiVs
and urn. Cut Meats-Quiet and nominally
unenanged. Bacon-DuL at 11@1lAc for
dles. Lard l9H@la1Sc for fair to prime
steam and lST9IIc for kettle rendered.
slEtos MONEY AND 6rocKs.
MoNEY-Shade easier ct coz per cent for
call loans. sterling-lO99 gold, for inst
AMERICAN GoLD-Shade easier; opening
At 1874, and closing at lS5<, :
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Shade hrmer.
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Take Notice.
OHIO COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT, NAY.
" Tenn, 1857.
Lemuel t. wilcox, guardian.
Adellne 7. Hersey and william A. Herse,
and s. H. WOod RRrd. thaIr EnarIiian


Adellne 7. Hersey and William A. Hersev
and 8. II. woodward, their guardian.
In Chaneery. Il
At the May Term, 1867, OF the CIrcuit
Count OF Ohio County, LemueI T. Wilcox,
gnar11an OF Adeltne 4. Harsey and VIM. A.
HerBey, laWfnlly appointed and uuaIi6ed
In the State Of Massachusetts where ihey Te-
side, VIII apply by petition 10 s1id court to
order Sttmpson ID. Woodward, their guar
dian In this State, 70 pay and deliver 10 said
foreign guardian. or his agent, or attorney.
81 personal propeity and money in his said
WoodWAfdS hands, belonging 10 said wards,
and 10 authorize said foreign Guardian 10 sue
fOr1recoyerRnd receive all money or personal
property, which may belong 70 his said
wards, In Like manner as II he were appoint.
ed In this state, and remove the same 70 Tie
said State Of Massachusetts q = q q =
"a te LEMUEL T. WILCOX
Guardian.
etsrsl lIst Sols. for Petitioner
wHEELINo, March 10. 1857. iaWIW