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ROAD NOTICE.

NOT CE hereby given that application
Y Ni.l DC made TO the County Commits.
siohcrs ~ Carroll county, Mt their next
meeting after thirty days from date hereof
for the purpose oil locating aud opening n
rnad in said coun,y, commencing at a point
nrar where the l'iucy Falls crosscs,lc coun.
IS road running Tom Marriottsvilc to the
North Breach 81 the Patapseo Falls, said
rnai 10 be opened il necessary, through the
handle Of ths following persons, via;
Through tho lands Of MiCajah Rogers,
thpurc II necessary, through the land now
upcnpird Nv George llunnham, thence thro'
tie land gf Henry nevries, thence through
the land of Elias linyrics, thence following
the bel Of M old road 10 the bridge near the
Soap Stone Quarry, ,lieuse crossing the ri.
rcy Fails "a the Snith side thereof and
through the lands Of Christian Dcvrics,
,hsucc il nccc.a ry, through the land Of
lloyd Brown, theucc through the land Of
s. I. Hadson, thence through the land Of
Augustus lldlibs, thence on lifeline running
between said Hobbs and William Gorsuch,
thence ihroufh Tho land OFFS. T. c. Brown.
ti3ucg through the land OF Geor.. SSai,er.
s)n a7d Tors v '.1%c, as near The dieisioa
"a. g .a,i,nl.e thca-N lag = me hand
Of g.jsss-Ss. ",t.s,ed, thence Through the
lNud ofDr q. u. Oginss, to in;orsect the
road lendaig from SykcsVllle 10 Springfield
church, HENRY DEVRlES,
LLOYD BROWN,
gpT.ii-i. and iifiy three others.
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To Bridge Builders.

uNIIE County Commissioners OF Carroll
county Maryland, will receive sealed
proposals until MoSDAY, 29th Of ArEiL,
next, for building bridge over Big Pipe
Creek. on the road leading from MiddlebSrp
to Tuneytown. The Abutments are up and
any repairs to them that may be required
will he paid for extra, or done by the Com.
missioners. The distance between the A.
hatmen,s Is sixty three feet. The bridge to
bc single span.
Each party proposing must give their own
plan, aud send n drawing and description OF
bridge. Parties lnay propose FOR either a
Wooden or az Iron bridge and il for a
wooden bridge, for either with or without a
roof A wooden bridge without roof,
must be Of good white oak timber all floor
ing must be OF good'white oak, tao aud a
half inches thick,
They will also receive proposals for bnild'
ing bridge over West Branch OF paiapsco,
nj SykesViile, fifty feet span-and Que a.
Woodbine, about 40 feet span. The two last
named bridges are near the u. 4 U. Il. K.
Ahutmenls all up, each bridge TO be guar.
anteed To bear eight tons.
The County Commissioners reserve the
right to reject all proposals, if none are sat.
isiactory. Proposals to be sealed and dree.
ted, County Commissioners, Westminster
Carroll county Maryland, marked u'ropo.
sails for llridgc.)
BY order,
LEVI VALENTINE,
mar2S-iL Clerk.
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istiag las. The Sheriff il forbidden to sum.
mon AZ such shah he selected and placed
npon the panel OF list from which the draw
ing Is % DC inade ~ direcicd by this Act I;
nor shall any person be drawn and sum.
ntosed to t@o Courts sucrcssively md the
said Court shall have full power and author
ity tocoeree the ettoniancp Of Jurors drnwu
and seminoned nndert this act and TO punish
Wy iihe or innris)mnent Of both. for any
default or contempt committed ~ disregard
ing such summons. NJ
+ SEXTON I. And BE- IL cjlacfed, That no
terms OF ans Of the Conrts aluresaid shall be
held until Jurics therefor can be selected
aud Summoned in aoeordaMcs with the pro
visions of this Act, andi ease the times
now fixed by law for holding the regular
terms Of any Of said Courts shall arrive bo.
fore Jnrics may be s,immSne1in accordance
with the provisions IF this Act. It shall he
the duty Dc tIte iihlges OF said Courts TO dis
change The Jhries Which mny have been, sum.
muiled b the Sheriff. Of SAID counties, or
any Of Them, without reference 10 this Act
and TO adjourn said torn or terms for such
time as may be requisite 70 enable Jurles to
be selected and summoned according to the
Provisions Of this Act aud 10 directR EeIiire
who may he selected for such adjourned
lslm ortoans according to this Act, and to
fix the day on which mid Yenire faeias shall
he returnsble, and ihereupon to proceed TO
hold said term or terms 10 The same manner
and with tho same effect as il The said term
OF terms had been held OF the days nov
liked By law, and the Grand aud Petit Juries
70 to beAelcetcd and summoned shall be tn.
Ken 10 all inteuis and purposes to be the
tho proper and lawful Grand aud Petit ia,
ries as fully rs il the same had been selected
aud Aaaimoued prior to the regular days Of
holdiue the term or terms OF sbid Courts.
faECllDA s. lad be il enacted that this
.ics slsall lake effect and be in force from
Tie dais u is passnge.
SECTION .. dad BE- il eaacici that all
lags iatansistent with the provisions OF this
Act. " an ! The same are hereby repealed.
M certify that the aioregoiby ise true
cory of 30 act winch passed The General As
scrDly oi.Mafyh5d, SANITARY Sesdon, 1867.
s-. ". X, COLE.
Chrf-c,esk Of House Of Delegates.
AUGUSTUS GASSAwAY,
Seegetsys " the Seua,c. Inhr2s 1t
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knOw Thy Destiny.

MApAsE L. =. THoESroS. the great English
Astrologist, Clairvorant aud Psychometrician,
who has astoni-hed the soieEtfe classes of the
Old World, has now located herself at Hudson.
\. !; Madame Thornton possesses such won
derfnl powers Of second sight, as to enable her
to impart knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single or married Of either SEX Will
in state Of trance, she delincatss the very fea-
lures OF the person you re 10 marry, aud by
the aid OF an instrument Of INTENSE ne-.-, snovn
A. the Fsyehenotroa-, guarantees to produce a
liic,iikc rie'-.sse Of the future husband or wife
9. ,ae applicant. together with date OF mar
riage, position in life, leading traits Of charac-
ter, &c. This Is no hum6SS, as thousands Of
testimonials can assert. She will send when
desired = certified ceriiheairs or written guar
antee, that the picture l. wha, Il purports to be-
By eneloaiEg small lock Of hair, and stating
place Of birth. age, disposition aud complexion,
and enclosing fifty cents aud stamped envelope
addressed 10 yourself, you will receive the pie.
ture and desired Information by return NAIL
Al communications sncrediy confidential. Ad-
dress IN confidence, Mapias L. n. TaoRNros.
y. o. Box 223, lladson, ~, Y. frbT.ly
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Special Notices.
Consumption Durable by DP
schenck's Medicines.

TO eUkE CONSUMPTION, the system
must he prepared 30 that the lungs will haal.
10 accomplish this, the liver and stomach must
be cieanzed and an appetite created for good
wholesome food, which, by these medicines will
be digested properly, and coed healthy blood
madei Tina building up the constitution. -
ScHEScN's MASgKAEE PtLLs cleanse the stomach
OF ali bilious or mucous accudulstions; aud,
BY using the Sea Weed Tonic In connectiun,
the appetite Is restored.
SengSeK's PuLNoNic Stfrr Is nutFioious as
wei as medicinal, and, by using the ihree rum
edtes, al impurities arc expelled from the sys-
TEN, and good, wholrsoInr blood made, which
will rePel all disease. IL patients viii take
these medicines according 10 directions, Com
sumption very frequently IN its last stage yields
readily Ia their action. Take the pills lrequent-
", TO cleanse The liver aud stomach. IL does
not follow that because the bowels are not COS
tive they are not required, for sometimes 10
diarrhoWa they are necessary. The stomach
must be kept healthy, andan appetite created
to allow the Pulmonic Syrup 70 act on the res
spiratory organs properly AVID allsy any irrila-
ton. Then all that Is required 70 perform a
permanent cure Is, TO prevent taking cold.
Exercise about tho ro0ns a. much as possible
eat all the richest fnOd--faI meat game, and,
In fact anything the appetite efavesj but be
particular aud masticais well.
2nd ". ca. mo. yr
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B4- \ YouNa LADY returning to
her country home, after soionrn of = few
months in the CITY, was hardly recognized by
her friends. In place ola coarae, rustic, flush
ed face, she had soft ruby eunpiexion Of al
most marble smooihness, and Instead 0f twenty
three she really appeared bat eighteen. Upon
inquiry a. In the cause Of 90 great change.
shs f,ainly told them that she used the Csrfa,.
'ian Bafm, and considered il an Invaluable ac-
9uisticn 10 any i.ady's toilet. BY Its use any
Lady or Grn,lcman can Improve theif personal
appearance an llnndred fold. IT Is simple in
It's combination, rs Nature herseifis simplu, yet
unsurpassed in its efficacy in drawing impari-
ties frnm, also healing, cleansing aud boautify.
ing the skin and complexion. liy Ii. direct &C.
ton on the cuticle Il draws frnInlt All its impu-
rites, kindly healing the same, and leaving The
surface as Nature intended II should DO, clear,
smooth aud beautiful. Ptiee 81. sent by Mail
or Express, on receipt Of an order by
w. l.. CLARK Il CO., Chemists,
No. West fayct,e ST. Syracuse, II. Y.
The only American Agents for the sale Of lbe
same. febT-iy
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bridge Notice.

NOTICE i hereby gigea that application
n will hc made To the County Coplniis.
,iourrs frr Carroll county. ut their mex,
mepling after u,iriy DAYS from the date
her~,l. to p5oyido according To law for the
building Of ! Bridge on the York Road, ia
G.,vral epgnIy. over hranrb Of the Big
tinap9wlcf Falls, bciwcen Warmers Store
and YEATS Mil; ofwhieh all parties inter
c,igl will please take notice,
GXuhGR X. FRANK
apdtf 81 and 50 others.
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NIoxEY. FRKR AS wArER. ID. ooo Ar1lrr

MONEY, FREE AS WATER. $1,000 AcrryE
wi Local and Travelling Agents. Male or
Female. OF all ages, are wanted tn solicit trade
In every City, Town, Village Hamlet. Work
shop and Factory, throughout the entire world,
for the most saleablc novelties ever Known
@u PkK csST. PuoFfr and ready sale wherever
odercdH Snfart men aud women can make
from SIS to $50 per day, and no risk Of iossi A
small capital required OF from $50 20 Sl00-thc
more money invested the greater the profit
No Money required IL oaraase-.ee frsf sad
the article. AID reeeire the pay afterrayd.i II
you actually wish 70 make money rapidly and
easily, write for full particulars aud address
minor 4 co., From Pafis,l
40 broadway, New York City,
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PROPOSALS for the manufacture Of not
il less than 900 Of Sopcr's Patent School
Desks, will be received Mt the School Com.
missioners office, Westminster Nd, until
APRlL l7rH. INST, for furnishing the mate.
rial. and manufacturing Of the wood part I;
which shall be OF hard seasoned lumler; al.
so the wrought iron Rod that supports the
seat. and the screws necessary for putting
the desks together.
Also. proposals for the castings necessary
for the Construction Of said desks--a finished
desk can he seen at the Office, and spceiiica.
tons furnished.
WM. A. WAMPLER,
sz.t3s-& Secretary.
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Notice of Personal Discharge.

nN application by petition in writing OF
~ CakRLss MuuRER, OF Carroll county, to
the Circui; court for Carroll county, for the
benefit Of the 4sth Article Of the code Of
Public General Laws OF the State Of Mar
land, entitled insolyents, a sclL...i,,iie Of his
property az, list orthe debts due him, 5,iiii
the Games of his debtors, aud also a list Of
tho debt. due froig him with the names Of
his crediiHrs, verified by affidavit, being m.
1t..ed 20 his said petition. and being satis
feel l,at the said Charles Mourcr, has ut 30
time within two years previous 20 said appli-
cation been discharged under any lnsolvont
Law Of this State and tn, said petitioner
having taken the oath prescribed by law,
and having also executed TO Trustee b.,
said Court appointed good and Sufficient
Deed for his property and estate of every
description THE necessary wearing apparel
and bedding Of himself and family excepted, J
and delivered the same to said 1'ustee---and
the said Trustee having also executed bond
to the state Of Maryland by said court ap.
proved, for the faithful discharge of histrust.
1t therefore ordered and directed that
the Sceoad Monday qf Noreo,ber, Reyt, lie
fixed rs the day for the appearance Of said
Chas. Mourcr, in the circuit court for Car.
roll county, 10 answer such intcrrogatories
or allegations rs his creditors, endorsers, OF
sareties may propose or allege against him,
and that the said petitioner cause notice Of
said day TO be given to his creditors by pub.
lication in some newspaper printed IN carroll
county for three successive months prior to
the raid second Monday Of November, isGG.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
March, 1867.
WM. A. MoKELLIP, clerk
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Estate Of EiisaJeth O'oings, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Sub.
IN scriber hasobtaincd from the Orphans
Court ofCarroil essrti, letters of Adminisira.
ton on the pcrsanal Estate of Elizabeth
O~ings, late Of CarnsA county, decd An
persons having claims against sid estate are
hereby warned to eShihs the same within
six months from this date, otherwise they
may By law be cxclnded from all benefi, Of
said estate. Those indebted are reaaasted
to mskx immediate payment.
DAVID A. oMIN6S,
mar2e- IT. Administrator.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04

SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERu.--Before Judge
JOKES.
DECISIONS.
Irwin act. Fowler.-Case settled see mem.
Talrcld AIT FulierOn-Counsei requested to far
IRISH my opinion. Mclaughlin ast. keny.-Mouon
granted.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
PETROLEUM Ag TUEI.

a trial of the capabilities Of petroleum IA q
fuel for producing made Of the dummy"
locomotives Of the Hudson River Railroad Wednesday,
The mode Of using the petroleum the method intro
duced and patented by Mr. Calvin Pepper, and It's chief
peculiarly consists IN the dispensing with all the ordi-
nary burners" and "rctorts," ana burning the oil in
connection with wafer from surface OF sand. Tie grrte
and aspau " tie furnace had been removed, aud In
their place suhsiituted circular pan OF castirOn
about eighteen Inches IN diameter aud eight Inches In
depth, having perforated bottom, covered
with with disk Of wire gauge Tho pan - filed
with coarse sand, and the oil s conducted from s
ccpiaclc through pipe. into mass Of sand. Another
pipe conducts water from the tank Of the locomotive into
the sud and the oil rises 10 the top Of the water and
burns on the surface of the sand The water, beside
furnishing convenient means for controlling the
strength Of the 1rc, also becomes dccompOsed by the
heat and aids the combustion Of the OIL The bottom Of
the lre-box IA made airtght, ard blower, driven by
seam-pOwer furnishes draft, which may be regulated
at pleasure. II preferred, the exhaust steam from the
engine, stcamjet from the boiler may be used TO
supply the draft The boiler used in the experiments
OF Wednesday was of the upright, tubular
style. about four feet in diameter, and about
ten feet In length, and twOthrds filed with cold water
AT the of the experiments Twelve quarts
of crude petroleum and three Of gasoline for light
ing were poured upon the sand In the nrebox In Is
minutes' time from the application Of the match, yapOr
began % show at the upper BaugecOck In about %
minutes with inefficient draft OF air the gauge lndl-
Gated pounds pressure OF steam and I'm 80 10
had risen 10 80 pounds When the pressure reached l0
pounds the locomotive was started, aud about 20
minutes when IL found that the apparatus sup
steam could not bc Maintained. Further experiments
were therefore postponed to another day. Though the
IRE was kept up nearly two hOurr, only about gallons
OF petroleum were expended.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
COURT CALENDARsLTHrs DAY.
QUESTIONS OF BANKRUPTCY DECIDED.
In the United States District Court on Wednes-

In the United States District Court on Wednes-
day. Judge BIatchford rendered decision IN the Gaze
Charles q. Patterson, bankrupt Mr Patterson had Oh
jeeted examination prior to the first meeting Of the
creditors but the Register orders such examination Dot
withs antng The bankrupt then moved that the aues
tion be submitted 10 the Judge Mesrs Tnpper aud
Beate, two OF the creditors, objected, and declined
receive the questions JOIN issue, the ground that The
Register had ordered an examination and consequently
question ISSUE and that section &c othe act provides
for the examination Of the bankrupt AZ al times When
demanded by creditor. and that questions To he
powers ot the Register should be- certified by him 10 the
Court Tho following questions were aecordugly cerii-
fed To the Court by the Register: First Whether Ds
matter Of the granting at order for cNaminahrn
should have been adjourned into Court. aud wici,-,.
after the bankrupt had rendered his points ut sse. bs
Registrar did not In granting said order tlUu tra
queeton the Court decided that the rendering by the bank
Tupt OF His points after the decision ~ the ErgsfIS
them into Court for decision. Second Whether. nrder
the Bankrupt Law, Tupper Beatuc are crdfc's
who have proved their claims % enable them
make such motion, the Registrar having docid' a
that there being restriction IN the require
ments Of tho law as TO the time when claim mtr he
proved, they uch crodors Upon This question The
before the day appointed for the first meeting of ctd
tors creditor have his caiu, and become party
10 ths proeeeulngs III bankruptcy, NE hrgslf v'ios
that he and the Court Fourth: Whether IL ! lie
duty Of the Registrar 20 notify the bankrupt of debis
filed and proved before the first meeting the creditors
The Court decides that such not the duty VI tho ksS
In the case OF Samuel NJ Levy and Mark Lovy bank
rups, the Court asked to decide upon the right of
the Registrar 10 pass upon the admisshity of questions
propounded TO bankrupt by his creditors during an rx
animation, and the decision Is that although great a
tude Is allowed In such examinations, they are liable 10
abuse, and that under See of the act where II i pro
vded that the Registrar may st at Chambers and dis
patch such part Of the administrative business OF The
Court shall be defined by The general rules ana or
der IL shall be allowable for the Registrar 10 pass upon
such questions. note the exceptions, and cery theis 70
the Court for decision the close Of She examination
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
CAREER OF A CONFIDENCE OPERATOR IN BOSTON
AND NEW-YOkk.

A few days ago Detectives Jones, Leeds, and
Heath OF Boston, after busy search OF months dur
on succeeded in capturing at the Revere House In that
city David X. sprague jones' who for some months
past has been successful operator in that line OF business
known as the "confdence game" The career' Of this
young swlnderhe Ia only "a years od-s remarkable
one, and shows how easily the acutest business may
be duped by dishonest people whose tegnments are I'M
macuatc whose manners are engaging and who possess
In the CHEST degree that indispensable element OF
vulgarly but nptly termed "cheek" NewYork and
Boston have been his favOrte fields OF operation
tho two cities In which, perhaps, the swindler
runs the greatest risk OF detection. About the
middle OF July no introduced himself 10
Messrs. Bleelow Brothers & Kennard of Wash
ingt0n-st. Boston, as the Of r. Benjamin, q we'll
known dealer IN watches and ewclry In Eewiaven, pre-
sened letter purpoing 10 have been written 10y that
gentle and tho strength or II selected bill OF
goods amounting to si00 In payment he offered check
for $780, signed H. Buchanan received his change ana
departed The goods were packed aud forwarded To
NewIlavcn. but were at once returned hy MIR Benjamin
with letter stating that he had ordered nothing from
the Boston tm The chetk WAS, OF course, forgery.
ON tile 9Th Mt uvcntuttr called MessrS Damon
Temple Co. dcnlcrs la furnishing goods to whom ho
p,easLted lOtvr signed g. a. NitSut. u tAo hlt "
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04

The ceremony of laying The fonndationstone Of 'hs
Cucusa Wesleyan Female College weseSe between Court I'D
CsrksG Cincinnati THURSDAY afternoon Sept % was ud y
very fye sssshsge Colege esce be hnt 70 ht
Gothic sts cf brick With feesoue trnn It's estre lsnhn ~
70 % Il situated the west M e esigs s't,
froats With It's TO feet lih
eogntr surotuug The sra s,si @
The bag I've -four stories high. The ffet s'~
.a ~ hsnlsomc.t d gne tor rbarh college sar,
s whsh ,- buus taIsh e tho ~a-k shs
.. s.s. al -
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
CIPJL COURTS.
UNITED srArRs COMMISSIONERS oFFTcE-Befors
Commissioner BETS.

ALLEGED FRAUD BY BOUNTY AGENTS.
L. s. at. Nicholas SiegEisi sid Matthias GoeE'e
This case, previously reported, was resumed.
The defendants keep bounty and claim agency at No
Chanbersst and se charged with dcfraudlHg tho GOV.
erufn0ut by means Of fraudulent bounty papers Ar.1
tho examination OF one witness for the GoveTnm-nt,
whose tstnouy was OF material importance, tie trS
thcr exan3e,ion was adjourned ~ TueAdsy neAr
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04

The quartz ledgcs in the vicinity of Eureka,
NcS ada, proving good the san plns among
The pfospcclors predicted. The Golden Age mine has
hren Opened 10 The deTh of feet 10y shaft. aud the
ledge !. ~ feet wdr showing thruugtut fine gold. a
new camp ha. bc"iI coifencrd tue South Fvtk Of
lDornitus Cr,ck. caliet tOdHtOwn.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-spEcIaL TERN-Befors
Judge CARDOZo.
nECISIONS.

Garrett y. Post agt. Abraham j. Decker.
Receiver may be appointed Theodore Rur0de agt. Dav
Hill Order settled Dletz agt Detz-Rcport confirmed
and Judgment granted. Caneze agt. Candcze-ke pore
confirmed and Judgment granted. Knapp agt- BrvwA.-
Order granted
New-York tribune., 1867-10-04
UNITED STATES DISTRICT coCRT-Dcfore' Judge
BIArCHFORD.
TnE HAMILTON ENLISTMENT cAsE-iIAMILT02

...f REHANpED TO THE AEAf.
In william Hamilton enlisted soldier ID the Q. Amy.
Judge Blatchford decided this case Yesterday
morning and ia doing said that IL IL tO BE- decd
simply on the testimony OF the recruit, IIamtcn a.d
that OF Col Parke IL might be difficult to arrive AT sat
isfaetory conclusion but the rest "f the testimony ana
certain circumstances IN tho tended 10 corOborate
the testimony OF Col Parke while the manner Ia which
Hamilton gave his testimony-being guarded In The ex
ton enlistment papers talyiug exactly with hie
personal appearance, and the signature the enlistment
papers being precisely Ike bis Wamiton's)-whch was
peculiar circumstances so strong against him
Iamiltoul leave reasonable doubt as 10 amsS
toms identity with the party whom the Cover nent claim
have that this purely oneot
idcDttyths questions TO and consent OF parene4
having previously been decided In other caseshe should
order Hamilton TO be remanded TO the custody OF hn
proper officer.
on the rendering Of the decision Lieut. Asa Bird Gard
ner who has been acting FOR the GoyermeD, In the mat
ter rose and after saying that he had by mpeaaoas
accused with acting in improper manner Ia pro
curing the discharge OF Capt Brown in the Court VI COM
approved that dscharge thatthe officer who had Brown
warrant Capt Browns arrest issned In Philadelphia
and be nieut Gardner) would further that he bad
simply done his duty in the matter az an officer under
Governments ORDERS and trusted that the Court was
sufficiently acquainted with his character TO aequt nan
OF having &C ted la other than proper manner.
IN BANKRUPTCY.
Petitions IN bankruptcy were hed and referred -
follows: Petition OF Francis r. OC0nnor ~ this city, 70
fcrred Register Dwight OF Charles Johnson 0f this clvs
referred To Il gster krohum; and Of EIs Joseph ~ t1
city. referred TO Register Allen.