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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
MAnyLArp rrArrnns.

We copy the following items from the
Elkton IVhfg of Saturday -
Mr., George McCrery, residing at or near
Lewisvllle was robbed OF $240, on Wednes-
day night last, bYa boy n years of age,
who lived with him. The hoy rose IN the
night and securing his employers pocket
book, took his departure, and has not since
been heard of.
On Monday night last, the cellar of Mr..
George Wallace, of Elkton, was entered by
thief and robbed OF all the eatables it con-
tanned, consisting of bread, butter and a
pot of cream.
Mr.. j. Bentz, extensive liquor house, lost
gold watch valued, with the chain, at $400
while stopping at the Railroad Hotel, in
Elkton, on Tuesday night last. a search
warrant was procured and served by officer
j. NJ. Broadway, on Wednesday morning.
When the officer made his appearance and
announced his business, man by the name
of Biddle, who drives a Wilmington notion
wagon, and who had roomed the night pre-
vious with Mr.. Bentz, was noticed by officer
Broadway TO leave the room and go uE
stairs. This awakened Broadway's suspi
cion, and he proceeded to search the room
where MIR. Bentz and Blddle had slept, when
the watch was discovered concealed undel
the carpet Who placed il there was moi
ascertained, and no arrests were made.
Sale of Real Estate.-ogle & Townsend
sold on Saturday at the Indian Queen Hotel
at II O'Clock, d. MI, for Sheriff Herbert, a
brick house on corner Ninth and Church
Streets, to VIM. Sweeny, for Sl76O; two lots
adjoining on Ninth Street, to the same, iol
$250.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
uuISG LADY's FRIEND.
WASHINGTON AT MOUNT VERNON"

The Ladls Friend announces for 1853 tho ioowiug n
norai.tt iIllK pEBARRY FORTUNE, by Amanda Nj
anthor Of ain Trusn "Siephen Dane" dc.
nEID MANS RULE, by Elisaheih Prescott author o. y
How Woman Had Her Way Sc. FbbhlNg nhum s1.aa
FATE" bv Innise Cha dor MOuton, author or "Juno
uiifiordn ..This, That aud tha Other" SC. -,
il will give splendid Double Rage Fihely Volofeu
F.shion Plale-eugravai on stoel-in every number'
il will give a beautifully executed Faucy Steel knsr@
WIZ =" VI isrs assortment Of Wood Cats illuHtrat
inc the Faghous Fancy Work, Ne in every mum ber;
Il will give popuar piece Of Music worth lhe COST OIL
tbe Magazine In itstll--in every number;
1t will gave copy Of the new and spienuie ptemiuu
Steel EugrAvlng-' Washington at Mount vernon ~
Inches long by u nchpA wide-io every u lS2oVl hup
ssuber aud TO every persoA sending Club. -
II offers as remiums lsrse variety Of hooks Wheeie
| 4 Wilson'S Sewing Machines, silver Hated Tea satr
| Spoons, PtcheF. Gold and silgef Watches oiothsa
| W,iugers, Croquet, Appletnn'a clyclopsdas, dc.
| na-h epbgNniD OFiER New subscribers VINO SUD
scribe hr 1865 by the first Of November shall recelv
| ths Novsmb,r aud uecsmber numbsrg Of this year Il
addition making fourteen months ~ ALL Those VINO SUP
ssbe y ihe first of December shall receive tho Decem
| ber number, making thirteen moe tbs In all.
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Deafness. BIindness and Oatarrn

Deatn eSS, Blindness and Catarrh
Treated with tue utmost sEeeess by DR.. J. .ISAACs
Ocust and AuTist, (ormerly Of LeYden, llollSnd No.
sl5 ARCH Street Philadelphia. rsstmnnialt from the
most reliable the City apd County be
at his office. The medical faculty invited to
company their patents lie has secrets In hs prae-
tics. ARTIFICIAL EYES, inserted, without pain. No
charge made for examination sep2b-1y
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05

The Treasury Department has prepared
the plates and printed specimens OF the IL
cent notes, but they will not be issued as
currency unless authorized by Congress.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
100000 ALREADY SOLD.
rS,IIE INNER LIFE OF ABRAHAM
LINCOLN.

LINCOLN.
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any other hith has besn VIII be published
While it's author, MIR. Carpenter, in Washington
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with the President took mites Of everything which
trAuspired. ne was great admirer OF tho man. and OF
lis peculiar gifts Possessing remarkable tact 10
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05

NEAL EsTATE.---WOOLsT Mo-
l(, VEMBER CATALOGUE, JUST OUT City Houses
and Building Lots. Also. Delaware, Maryland and Vir-
A. H. wo0LSTON,
Real Estate and Stock Broker
nnv5-9t Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
NnW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

.l..
l1UBLIc sALE.--WILL BE SOLD AT
I puhle sAla, that valuable STORE RESTAURANT
and hWBLLING, the NstheAtt corner Of Peu III and
shi ey Streets, in Ibis city, on WEDNESDAY the l9h
isv Of Novemter, at O'Clock, +. M at the Au tinn
Rom Of osie / Townsend, No. East Third str ct.
THIS property desirable business stand as any
Market StAee'.
rEitMs-Ffeen handred dollars on day Of sale, the
bAsn0s of tho purchas money the execution OF the
lssi GKIAsHAW MoCABE
Real Estate Agents,
- - 4 Enai In III ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
TERMS.
anpv lnna helarIe Premium llnstayIngl. 96o

copy land holarIe Premium Ensraylng)'.,"..s sSS
............ (and gtat F)....'..,.,",... W
... m ..... land one gratisl IL ~
One COPY zach Of Lddy's Friend aud iast...... 400
The rstter up Of Cluh will always receive copy Of
tho PREMIUM ENGRANING. Members Of Glut
wshinr the Premium knsravins must remit one DtAdf
extra. -, -,
as-Those dosltous If getting up ubs orsPremiam
Iets should enclose lCf.en CENTS for sample Magazine
olntaining the particulars. address, ...
DEACON n PETERSON,
oct22 $40 Walnut Street. Philadelphia.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
comMnmoIAL AEoonD.
THE MONEY mAHKET.
WlLMiNGfuS MARK VT.
Corrected by a chtr'ilv. n SON

From J1nN MclkW NlN1 HlntiFFi olI Mlrkat stTatI
81 O'Clock.
fS4
U. $. 6s 1851 Bonds s................,....n..ull-k N
do b-2l Bonds, old '.-........lVs59
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05

TOIVIDEND.--rHE NATIONAL RANK
~ or DELAWARE. WiMisdfos Nov, !, 1901
The Directors have this day declared di1idend Of
TWELVE DOLLARS PER SHARE b,lng ak per cent.
their legal after the tth instant
They have also declared extra dividend Of EIGHT
,ufLAIl5 PER SHARE payable at the same time free
uftpus =
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
WANTS.

SELLING AGENT WANTED FOR
"A mus CITY AND VICINITY for one OF the Fret
Glass aud established Sewing Machines, surpassed by
none for domestic and manufacturing purposes rate
Of discount will be allowed which will warrant liberal
OUTLAW anA ensure profitable business Address, with
recommendations, lloS see Posohiee Boston, Mas
MONEY WANTED.--WE CAN LOAN ON
MI good landed seeurty-0n Bond and horigege--a
number of $500, 81 900, $1,000, $1,000, $4,000
10000 sc. Any person having money, and wanting II
ioaued safely would do we'll to call oa
W. MeCAULLEY 4 CO.,
.na B16 Market ptre
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
AIvIDMND. 80 oFFloN DELAWARE

WILNISaros, November 2, 1857.
Tho Directors of tho Delaware Fire Insurance Com
pany have this day declared a Dividend = FIVE PER
CENT for the last months clear of Government tsE
payb to the st0ckhod-rs their legal representatives.
m and after the 10th iust their office No. 0o7 Market
sneet lnsyT Al JOHN MoLEAR. see'y.
NrOTICE.--FOURC CERTIFICATES FOR
one share each In tue Capital stock Of the Bank Of
Delaware (now The National Bank OF Delaware at Will
mueton standing III my uame on the books o the said
bank Are lost or nisAid and application has been mAie
SAMUEL HtLLES.
wuvtnaros. Nov. l. 1851 -.nov5-sw
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05

Rs-Evsry patron obtains Watch by this arrangement
costiug but $40 while il may be worth $1,000. No par
tlAty shown go
We wish to Immediately dispose OF the above mAgnih-
cont Stock Certificates, naming the articles placed
setled opss, and well mixed Holders are enti
tied to the articles nsmsd their certificate upon pay
mtnt Of Ten Dollars whether it be Watch worth one
Thousand Dollars worth less. The return Of any
o. our entities you srtiee named thereon
upon payu cut ire psciVe Of It's WORTH aud aTtl.
Gle valued less than $40 is uame any Certificate II
will at once be that this IL
NO LOTTERY,
BUT STRAIGHTFORWARD LEGITIMATE TRANS
ACTION WHICH MAY BE PARTICIPATED
IN EVEN BY THE MOsr FAsTtDI0US.
single cert asae will ho sent by posi- paid upon
receipt 20 cents five for ST. eleven for g. lhhy-three
aud elegant premium for S. slxtysix and more valuable
premium for $l0 one hundred and most superb Watcl
ior SO To Agents, or tho Wishing employment this
is rA,e opportunity II is legltimAtely conducted
business duty authorized by the Government and open
to ths most careful scrutiny. Try as.
WRIGHT, BRO. X Co, Importers,
BfUNdWnv- Nav Vork
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05

WANTED, IN EVERY LOCALITY,
wv an agent for the Delaware Mutual Life insurance
Company OF Wilmington. References required Address
GEO. w. STONE, Geu'l Supt,
octQ2-tf coz Market Street Wilmington. Del
XHTANTED--sIX THOUSAND DOLLARS
w $4,000 for i've years on ond aud Mortgage,
arst lion, on q Fam Ia New Castle Hundred worth
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars. (f2oOOo) Address, IL
at this office stating terms &c. jy2o-zm
VxyANTED.--CITY PROPERTY For A
w sood tract Of land laying on the Railroad near
station or weuld SELL Very desirable, won'd make a
nishJid Prnt Farm NJ M CHAD.
sseptla-st coz Market Street, Wilmington, Dal
VXTANTED.---A BOY TO LEARN BOOK BIND
w ing JOHNSTON & B0G1A,
octts.iw 42l shipley strset
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATION FOR BUSINESS.
Young men who wish to quality thamss for Rrst
Life, ,hayeunequalledad advantagesfor doing scat
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05
$l 100000 IN WATCHES
FOR SALE on THE POPULAR
ZONE PRICE PLAN.@dsa
GIVING EVERY PATRON A
Handsome and Reliable Watch,
OR NM LOW pRIcE oF TEN DoLLARs

without regard to value and ut TO bo paid for unles
| periectly satisfactory.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-11-05

A N OKDINANCETo AUrHoRIzETHE PAVING
n Of the bed Of Tatna Street. from the North side OF
Delaware Avenue to the North side Of Eleventh Street,
also Ninth Street. from Wes side uf Market Street the
East side nf WaahiuElon Street; also Kund Street, from
the curb line the East side of Pine Street to hs
limo nn West side Of Spruce Street,
SECTION Be it ordained by the City Council Of Will
mingtuu That the bed Of TAlnal street. from the North
side OF Delaware Avenue TO the North side Eleventh
street also kintl street, TOu The Woat side Market
Street o the East side Of Washington street, also Kund
Street. the curb line the East side Of Pine street
to the curb ne on this West sde Of Spruce Street. arc
hereby authpIiz ID and directed to bs paved.
Passed at theuity Hall, Wilmington, oct "a. 1867.
j. u. ADAMS,
President OF the City Council
Attest--E. I. TAYLOR, Clerk oc9a-lt
TTLOuR FOR SALE AT REDUCED pRIugs
y It O. CHANDLER q SON.
4 s. GIL Marhetstrre
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

their unsafe batting tho number Of hies taken being
notable fourc OF the pane the dropped balls and poor
batting Of Calvin aud the play Of NILS which was not not
IN 10 the high standard which has made him 80 Nac
n member OF the nine. The Union played an admraDie
game throughout. Having already met the most Olhiu
able cubs In series Of games TINS year, thcy c,ino. "
QueDy secure of their championship for the year uhes
perhaps the Muuals take advantage OF the oeelsio %
fhe Judiciary Committee declaring the games between
the two clubs null and void" owing 10 the PLAYING OF
Dcvyr I'm them and another series This however
IL not likely At any rate armed with the prestige OF the
championship the Unions viii show strong I9ht 10 any
alread nOwerul nne and viii be eminently worthy OF
the proud position they have attained.
MISCELLANEOUS.
match was PLAYED on Wednesday, Oct. 8, between
the Active Cuh and hc Aurora Cub Of rcuolt eudfg ID
favor Of the Active weco ltesed game by score Of = I" 1
The score of the match between the Harvard ana
Excelsior Clubs az Cambridge Harvard I6 EKccsor tEot 4b as
incorrectly reported by the Associated Press
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
NFW.JERsEY STATE FAIR,

Yesterday was 4 most favorable day for the
Fair At least 10000 persons and about 1000 carriages
were on the grounds In the afternoon every train came
loaded with people The Fair grounds about quarter
of nile from the station Of Wayerey The road from
the depot to the gate thronged with men,
women and carriages. Our friends of Parkrow were on
each side of the road with their sure cures for corns
warts and tootlache The man with his big brass scales
was there ready give "the exact weight for only two
cents Almost the first sight the road Is man with
his eyes turned inside oAt asking for only penny
Near the entrance gate on the outside Is tent III Wnen
can be seen the Black Crook performances ogeller WIN
a the feats OF the Hanlons and the Japs combined,
Kowery brass band sends forth its call from lager es
abishinent in an orchard by. People were seen III
different pOsturcs-some standing, some on 4 decIlhe
some down while others were on rise severa were ao
tempting TO deliver short OratOna concerning oysters
sardnes and lagerbeer. Inside the FAIR grounds Tue
prospect was at times that OF sarvation-Only prass
bands candy, and lager-beer TO De Iolhdi anu anu
these were everywhere in abundance. Inc Only
race OF importance trot for q purse Oh
SlOO best three five. A. s. DOdds lof Dodds EXPRESS
horse won the prize time, 245! The total number OF
entries made during the Fair is 500 The entries IN the
different departments follows Horses l25 cattle
sheer swine, and poultry 70 household mahulaetuTes,
20 agricultural products, 2i6i Fine Arts, &c a. Tue
show OF fruit s the best seen in the state Inc Kew
John Knox of Pittsburgh has fine display Of about 90
varieties OF grapes Dr. Wood OF Waverley has on eXhl-
bOu some very large pears, one weighing 35t ounces
The display of apples might be better TIE society IN
tend To build permanent edhces and 30 improve the
grounds that by another year they will be an honor 10
the State. To-day Is the last day OF the Fair
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
TRIAL OF VINCENT CODY FOR AssAesINATGNG
John Il. LIVINGSTON.

TRIAL, OF VINCENT CODY FOR AsSAsslNATlNG
JOHN II. LIVINGSTON.
The trial of Vincent Cody for the murder Of
John r. Livngston on the 18th Of last April Was cou-
menced yesterday. II promises to be representative
trial. and one Of more than usual interest TO the general
public. Involved N It's developments must come many
Illustrations Of the nyes instincts, aud almost unniii.
gated depraVy 81 certain class OF rnnan'' uiLeio.s
in the city; half man. hall boy; too young To-
have acquired Is sense OF Te-pohs!b4iyi 100 on
to be excused for Ini OF SApSHsnGe tg'i yons o
ped at fayoute tavern aud had two or three rounds al
drinks No doubt The deadly gin which they drank r,'
n9tuTal lir,i1i ,rrIItitcs into enoldciinT rG az
fcroCy thai uble 90 break 0ut hpOu the smallc %
pIOyOtatiOn iio rIc-sibc flame. The one killed 0i-
pears to have been tho most grossly iptoIi-
the party began throwing dice Tor thclg drinks
and he seeing himself being cheated was accused ny inc
an escape They would not let him, buy the Two worst
iroii Mcdi nayS S'HI .ad, d. and what pc.s attack it
was, and how IL was tragicaliy ended, ea1 Dest
oudcavOTcd 10 walk away Allen, an associate OF inc
Inn a severe blow in the face and the prisoner himself
al the same time struck Livingston and at once clnchel
him Livingston being overpOwcrcd by these assaults,
nnrtlay fel 10 the ground and while thus down the
prisoner and Allen continued 10 strike ana hCh lh III u
cOwardly manner Al this moment he poptegr ih1eT an
and Cody from their victim Livingston theleulrn man,
aged t. te9se hms]t % ] anu ne utr ~ bwt fSnSor
tunnteiy, in ls fglt lS @c9nS YS@se9 u between the
counter aud the refrigerator and &lls ts Ne1Yed "
without aims, in one word, utterly defenssless ava
suffering from the blows which had been ";
ficted upon him, som? one cried, cried oat lie hSo VIZ
pistol With this assurance tie prisoner and his
Associate Alien, Immediately advanced toward nm,
-, MN pulled him from where he was Wedgea u on
TO the floor Allen then laid hold u hm hy TIC lecs
with both his hands, and forced him asaipJ INC Nei
1Lo prisOner then seized him by lis eft Maud d hot
fng in lis right hand loadel r6V0lfcf Tljh bitter s,
caEn cXcaIIned TIC VIII shbot VIII he r. and then vii
deliberate an llsd le contents OF the revolver through
The only vitn6ss called yesterday Marcus NJ TAI
man who kent the saloon in which the assasslhat
TOOK plare lie swore that be Cody draw hI- pstO
and shoot killing Livingston. ExJudge stuart OF com
eel for the defense crOsscXamincd Mr. Iaman tcIlt.
but ala not sweryc hin from the straight line OF DIS YES
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New-York tribune., 1867-10-11
The FATHER MATHEW DEMONSTRATIONS.

A number of the Temperance Organizations
Of the city yesterday celebrated Father Mathews
birthday by procession and review. The column was
formed in East Broadway, aud moved through Chatham
ST. 10 the City Hail. where it reviewed by the Mayo
thence through Broadway 10 FOurteenthst, 10 EIklt
ave 10 fOurth-st, TO Broadway 10 I"chty
81 10 FIrsayc., Tenth-st, TO Cooper institute hp
vc9 there dismissed About nine societies were ~ po
cornposug perhaps 1000 members, with music anu hP
proprIate banners So far as those ehgaseu III ~
were concerned the demonstration was suceersiul'
but go far as the general public were CON con-
cerned It was not 50 pleasant 10 give tlIe
column ample opportunity TO cross nom Chathalii-
a. tO the Park the cars OF i've street railway lines wnei
mass here were detained nearly an hO, to the great ~
ronveuience OF hundreds OF passengers and employees
From the City Park the procession passed M BrOadWy
AT the junction Of FOuTtecnthst ana fonIthaye' te
cars OF the Grandst and FOrtysecond-st lelioS hie
were stopped, allow the column 10 pass Az 5out-
and University place the cars OF the BrOadwuy
line were Obliged 10 wait its movements, and at tne cros
mps of sixthave. and Seventhave. similar detenl0Hs
occurred on the Eighhave. tho cars were compeea 10
folloy the slow movements OF tho procession ana Ic
same occurred In Twenty ST. and IN FrstaYe Inc
order OF the column was as follows: -
lanes Mcoyer Acting Grand Marshal; Ad 70 the Grand Marshal
, ronnrg officer. Of the Father Mathew Convenun
cE Presden McCue Vice PRESIDENT Michael Morris
serrry. No New.YoTk Daniel D. Glynn Mahsli No o. New
yok W Cornen Marshall No. Of New York LAUens Melon
M.,,h. No Of Manhaanyie John La. Marshall No Of lof3
si, So Yonng Men of EewYok Nm McBrney Msrshs NO y
Yonng Men Daniel Gallagher Marsha No Young Men % As"
Each of the Societies wns preceded by band OF music
and by these constantly blended the national ans VI
America and Ireland
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

sailing match took place yesterday at Communi-
paw between the Nee the winner Of the Regatta at this place ask
ago AID the Lily boat which disabled the Ta
cns;@9 @ the boats is as follows i..., o..r cco,,s
Eie' '"'"i'ui':'''''' i9s G. Vea Horn S W heshe@
IKE fact that one of tho dsingased Eg6dh Brohfs spgbe
@ reeve on q 5e & 1 sSfe ss & ti Tie boat Ts stated st
sss pa;r the Nst led throughout AFTER here vas ever
q fussf money ready at r. G. Bosthouse wsen
THE BAYoNNE YACHT CLUB.
Before the closing Of the Yachting season Mr. Nc. Nc.
s 9 S@ Ss S tie - for %n5%a % S @ S H. s 'oS 70 a %
,l subject to be ddres!cd p McGgan, Loatb1d sater
THE INTERSTATE REGATTA AT TROY-LAsT DAY
roUR-oARED AND sINGIE-scUIL RACES t
ALBANY, Oct. 10.-The third and last day Of the
Regatta the between Troy and Lsnngba attended by
large crowd to-day The between ooaIed shells third
degtt being ps by uhO roVed before Two loas
the smith Rilg entered 5y be sulzled Club Of Newburgh
Tue RING took the lead and came Ia nearly half uAs ahead In -
The second race was between single scals Of tie first degree The
Moiea enNie1 me g g. Cook r9w y Charles peppbHsA hs
f 1 e e iS B % M G,S p E k"a ~ S pd.b ri ros m
1oa G a' n 2 B',on entered The unos by i dss &
The four boat, Pl e. ls grand sand s Upward GouE. %
p tr I1 neal s3g EeeS he s WIN f Sa s1a nile on
he GHesaF eieh when one oepeabHs wrists out ali be
eaEeo Of u miles from the start Amer The Hhap Of Pepenbnk
C % a ' s1e. -' TIE Es't TO So s' Sli if W. i position
% Tie gPlg ei Of G ald was reached oa about 80 FEY ron
tie boats d Rsndas boat raatng her bow under Smiths Which
& sfo1s s s ssS ~ Pl Eds ' m & SteaS % eea SSe
rage Bsnasll Tas The fayOrite against ;he feA
cool sai Tie Issh ward loved BY story and KIDD g boats
ended BY tie josh. wali nates AID seconds
@ s a & 5 SGs'H & & ' w i cool s ss Fs 'i Ss
h1ls I .ou % y a6oa, ak lengths time not given .
eOHDslIefsIsl Toe Trcy BOass as evening
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

before Timothy Bsss ESQ., ofee Hebron Gibbs demanded
Jury Who amer bearing the evidence and the
sell promptly decided IN favor Of the pirtas M Gbbss counsel
moved 70 W Proceedings while they should ind bill Of exceptions nd
offered h1e er client that be might state under oath that
tue motion vas dot made for The purposes Of delay Justice Bsse de-
MED te notion ND issued the writ Of execution he Society
immediate possession Of the property Constable Poricr
warrant obliged force to Mr. Gibbs from tie pse
New-York tribune., 1867-10-11

The Rev Daniel Gibbs who was installed over the
Congregational Church Gead Conu Sept H. 306 ad dismissed
nom The pastoral oc Qi that church by act Of the Cossoaon Of o
land Cobty In last to scnoWledge the authority Of the
Conon In the aud claimed to be still pastor Of ih Church
move hin nom tic parsonage tie BY process