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Railroad Conductor HBurned to
Death.
Boston, Dec. 5

The freight train from Fitchburg
last night parted short distance this
side of that place, and the loss of the
Bind cags was not noticed for some
time, as it was very dark. When the
engineer and conductor discovered the
loss of part of the train the engine
and accompanying cars were stopped.
The rear part of the train, however,
came on at q furious rate, it being
5owa grade. The engineer attempted
TO start up, and in his haste the train
again parted, leaving a part of it on the
track. The rear portion crashed into
these standing cars (which were tank
cars filed with oil, and five of them
were made an utter wreck. The con-
ductor, Joseph Hobbs, was standing on
she other track at the time, and the
collision covered him with rubbish and
oil, and at the same time broke his Ian.
tern, igniting the oil in an instant.
The tanks exploded, and the fire was
thrown in flood many yards around
Mr.. Hobbs attempted to save himself
by stripping off his oil-saturated cloth
sug, and before help reached him he
was burned almost beyond recognition.
The brakemen wrapped him in their
seats and extingusihed the flames, and
k1a lived ahout four hours
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CONTINUED from Fourth page, J

CONTINUED from Fourth page.3
& Co and Brick Company. ....---. 81
Fletcher Anna M. 10S West Jersey ST. sszgs
Holbrook Isaac, lands on Westiield
road, next to Phelps ,............- 1kSD
HoXie Joseph, lot Ii block A, map of
Bellevue property. Observation-Disclosures. 5-i2
Longstreet Charles w. shop No. 4,
Washington aye............. BssS
Mccormick, John estate, lot 10 east
side of Rector St: lot ii do lott
do: next to Daubners on South cor
Rector and south SITS. $40. ...... I13s
Quimby Jas. III. lot 10 Lachaise place 7Sss
Sheridan Cleaner, house and lot Mid
dleseX turnpike. .............-.-- SsSb
The American Fibre Company houses
and lands on sound, mouth Morseis
creek ............-... 2aessSs
Watrouse Il. B. lands on Halfway ay-
enue and DeIIart place. 9sesSD
VIM Henry, so South street. house
and lot. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l1s1 ~
SIXTH WARD, 1867.
Amory Peter b. 10 Salem street house
and Il acres, Salem ST., the Stratus
House, 148 Union ST., Salem street
the Garfield house, lot and acres
near the river, bought of b w Will
hanson, lot i'll rear of Enos Wood
ruff, Salem street. ....-.- BI9sSb
Ayers Charlotte SO Orchard street, 5SS4
Ball Alexander Nj. W, house and g.
acres on West Jersey st., liuuse md
| 5acres the Hobert property and ON
Chiffon and Stiles Streets. 2aS %
Blake James c., Cherry near Golden
| lot corner of Union aud Morris, lot
on Mulberry st in front ice house 236aB0
No ? Grand ST., MeeLers map. Isl %
Crane John Il. 1873 Cherry street,. Ss4SB
Dougherty Michael 43 Orchard ST.. aedsb
Douglas (Newark) lot on Grand st.
Checkers map). ............... 80
Douglas John b. (colored) 16 Grand
st above DeFart place. SIS
Hambrick Capt. p Il. 40 Union st. sessD
Rowland John ii. lots, IL to ID
Grand st. Davenport's map)...--- Eze
Howe Ann e. lots 80 acres Broad st.
and Parker lane. .................. $50 ID
Hoyt John O. 149 Morris a,....--.. 158 10
McKinsley Mrs. J II ~ Morris av.... g0AsB
Meeker Mrs Mary L. 81 Morris ar.... i36 -
Meeker VIM II 1874 Union st...... x5%A
Miller Francis, lots 80 40 Al AZ Meek
err map. ..t.....: ..'.:.......--: SssS
| Moore Il. lot Grand ST. No. 8, Meek
er's map) ...........r... 3SS
Morris Avenue Grammar School As
| ISOLATION, school house next to Rob-
ert Meeker est. ...... ........... zasss
Napier Mrs Mary, 155 Morris ave.. 1ss rs
Napier Henry, 81 Morris ave-, the lots
| and chemical bnildings. .....-.. 169;&D
Dram + F. lot 10, Davenport's map s'Be
Orr Henry. SO Morris ave. 20 80
Salem. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ss.As
Stage & Oliver, 1876 Broad street. g38@
StryEer John S., lot 625 feet Morris
| ave near Union line. .........-... 5szS
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Explosion and Fire.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 6

OLENEIANO, DcC. ".
Last evening the residence of L. M.
Hubby in East Cleveland was destroy
ed by the explosion of gas in the cellar
Mr.. Hubby having discovered leak
sn the service pipe, descended into the
cellar with lighted candle and the ex
nlosion followed. The building was
Sastantly enveloped in flames, and en-
Gxely consumed. The inmates were
u, Hubby, his wife, mother, and
daughter, Frank Hubby and wife, and
two servants. The mother OF Mr..
Hubby and the two servants being in
elae rear of the house escaped unin-
cured. Mr.. Hubby was found imme-
ssiately after the explosion 80 feet from
Che ruins apparently unconscious.
Mrs. Hubby was but slightly hurt.
The rest were badly but not fatally
burned. The loss is estimated
900. The insurance is about y25, 1850
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HOUSE FURNISHING G0eBs.

ySLATED WARE, PLAN1sHED, JAPANNED
aid < ai., Tlu Wares, Wooden and Wfllo y Nsre,
n DmchCa, Door Mats,
~ T.. d. EERlICE & cos.
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TeleAfanls.
France.

LONDON, Dec. $3.50 p. m.
There are vague rumours afoat in
aiias city of a general seizure of news
papers, and conflicts between the troops
and mobs at Paris. sThese Irumors,
though not confirmed, have caused a
panic in commercial circles in this city.
MIDNIGHT. kilograms from the New
York Associated Press announcing
aneasiness in America on the re-
ported killing of Napoleon, were re-
ceived here to-day. The rumour is
without foundation. The Emperor is
not dead or even ill.
PARIS, Dec. 5.
The panic in commercial centers
here was occasioned by the rumours of
The Sublime Porte's decisive ultimatum
20 Greece.
LONDON. Dec g.
Dispatches from Paris to-day report
shat the city is tranquil
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Spain.
MADRID, Dec. 6.

MADRID, Dec 6.
The Imperial (newspaper) urges the
concession of every liberal reform to
Cuba, and the speedy settlement Of the
question of slavery but says Spanish
honor demands the suppression at any
cost of Che instruction, which, it de-
ciares, was melted and is kept alive by
American fillibusters.
Carlist movements are organizing in
Catalonia and Arragon.
The Provisional Government have i'll
vited bids for contract to lay tele-
graph cable between Cadiz, the Cana
s5es, and Cnba.
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REFERENCES--Go Marcus L. Ward, New
ark; G. Graham g. Son, Justus Morris, Thomas
B. Budd, J. G. Vanfeet A. r. Riker, Supt. Cen
trail r.. R. of Nd, Elizabeth; Meeker & Hedden,
Builders, Hewes a. Phillips, and Samuel Atwa-er,
Newark Woodruff & Durham, John Degraw,
Thomas Marsh, Samuel Sanders. Hetfeld Jack
son, j. Gatchell, and c. D. Marsh, Railway; Job
Mail, Morgan Bird Builder, William G. Ayres,
Builder, Plainfeld; Charles Anness, Perth Amboy
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LONDON, Dec. 5,

LONDON, Dec. D.
A6lispatch from Constantinople states
shaE the Sublime Porte, at the solicita-
tfon of Russia, diplomatic relations with
Greece; but has sent to the Greek Gov
ernment an ultimatum, which is sup
ported by the great powers.
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References !:
wwT AGoN

not or a NEW PATTERN, just received
"a strong and simple, .,
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Belgium.

LONDON, Dec. 5.
Intelligence has been received here
shat the American ship Webster, laden
with petroleum, has been totally lost at
Antwerp. No particulars.
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New Jersey Railroad.
". lsgs,
!isA Eas

ktE 49, - 1z6----zz5sH
FOOT OF COURTLANDT ST.. NEW YfsRA-
CONNIE ncing Nov. II. HS6B.
Trans willleave New York for Baltimore sss@
Washington at $40 A. NJ, and ~ 30 and . ". D.,
with only one change oil cars TO cincinISasn
Chicago.
eS5" Through Tickets sold for various pssees
West in the 40 A. M. and and =. NJ SnoiRs-
BAGGAGE will bereceiyed for any fraiBnh
less delivered and checked Is minutes In; adysEcs
OF the time of leaving and Baggage not faksa4s
tn swner on it's arrival, will be liable TO ShaazS
All the Philadelphia trains from New YorkStzss
at Newark to take up passengers, the -A.e57
the principal stations the l, 4, $50, and 19asT-
NJ. and ~ midnight. at all stations,
On Sundays the only ira IL carbohydrates
New York at $50; tor Washington at 7:s0 p. a.
Returning from Philadelphia, trains leave &es-
sington at II A. NJ. and via West Philadelphisas
9:45 A. NJ, and 1920, 4, and 6:30 r d, asdix
and via Camden at 8 A. NJ. way train sEoza
Bordentown leaves there for New York at Etss
AN,
ELIZABETH AND NEW YORK
Leave Eli zabeth for New York at 49,, .Bsss.
10, 745 s, s15, $685. $685., 9:45, 10.a5 n fee "A.
NJ, 12:45, Ids, 2, 45 $50, 4.45, s, q, 1.2Q sSs
Leave New York for Elizabeth at G.. 6ses. e.
$40 1910, 11:40 A. NJ, ~ NJ, $50 dis, zsaA
$50, $40, s., 6;lO, Z, 500 10 and l2P: N.
On Sundays leave New Y ork at 600$ r IN Isesse
Elizabeth at 9:25* NJ
Passengers not purchasing tickets before esstsr
ng the cars pay FIVE cents additional faxf-
Tickets are received by the conductor only ousAt
train for which they are sold, ard on the tlay psr
chased.
gay- CONTRACTS FOR CoMMUTAT40N,f ion
the first of each month, made at the SeczntaEy&
office only, from 10 NJ to NJ, No. III Liberty
ess FREIGHT RECEIvED at theioot of coaEa
landt street, New York, for way stations to Nin
stone and Perth Amboy until / p M, and 5or
Princeton, Trenton, &C, until IL An, and foI
Newark until 1870 p M. Freight received Afte
these hours ia not despatched untilthe nextday.
f.. w. JACKSON, Gen'i Sup4.
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uStria.

VIENNA, Dec. ).
The Emperor Francis Joseph has
made Baron Beust, Prime Minister, a
Count, as an acknowledgment of his
valuable services.
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LONDON, Dec. 6.
Letters from Buenos Ayres report
that Gen. Urquiza supports the admin
istration of President Sarmiento.
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Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph. CINcINNArI. May p.
FLOUR Unchanged; nothing doing.
WHEAT-NO change and nothing done /:
red Winter can be bought at 81 3592 40 for
Nos. / and
CoRN-Dan anu not salable at better
than CSC.
OATs-Unchauged and dall at soc.
RYE-DuU and prices dropping; No.
81 80; choice he.d at 81.
TOBACCO-Firmer; sales of 20 hOgsheads
Tugs al 81 5049 So; leaf $40 60956 90; the de-
mand is good, and the lower grades are 81
al - higher.
for middling.
BUrTER-Is unchanged and dull at 259
CSC.
CHEEsE-staady; new l08l4c, according
to quality.
EGGS-lSc.
GROCERIES, Unchanged and quiet.
LTNSEED OILS Is and dull.
MISS PORK-Dull and prices nominal; II
can be bought a c SIS ..
BULK MEATS-NegIe elected and held at l25<
@Ii5<c for shoulders and sides.
BACOS-Duu; shoulders i35<c; clear rib
sides 1910; clear sides l754c.
LABELLED at IS54gl9c, but there was no
demand.
GoLD-l39< buying.
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Chicago Market.


BY Telegraph CHICAGO, May z.
FLoUR-Nominal with nothing doing.
EAT-Unsettled and I15mI5<c lower /:
sales OF MOL at 81 00a2 % and No. ? at
C0SszSINa6aTet a. sctiva anJ lzas<c
lower; No. / in store SS4S9c; No at
S7gS71zc; rejected S6gS7c, closing steady at
SS1<c for No. 1.
OATs-12gs4c lower; sales at 6S96S1ac,
closing with buyers at the inside price.
RYE-Quiet and frmer; sales at 81 S26
81 50 for No. I and 81 50 for No. in store.
BARLEY-Eutirey nominal.
PROVIsIONS-Quiet; mess Pork inactive
and nominal at SIS >. Lard I815c. Dry
sailed shoulders I2c.
BEEF CATTLE-FIrmer at s. 25G7 S71S for
medium 70 fair; s. 00g9 % for good TO extra
choice smooth.
HOGS-Quiet and common grades Isaac
lower; sales at s. 2j1S % for common to
medium, and IS 75&sS 80 for good 10 choice.
FREIGHTs-Firm at SIC per sail and &c
per steam for corn and wheat TO Buffalo.
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by Telegraph ST. LOUIS. May 2.
ToBACCo-Very firm. with full prices for
all grades.
COTToN-Very duh and nothing doing.
HENIP-ActIve; sales of undressed q
sl40Gl65.
FLoUR-Continues dull; sales Of Spring
and Fall superfine at 81 50GS; do Xxx,
$40 259l0 S712; fancy, Sl39l4 %.
WHEAT-DeclI ned Zoe sales of choice red
and white Fall at 81 6592 20; 10. 1 Spring,
81 S5@l 80 Ne. 2. 81 S0@l 81.
oRN-Heavy, but holders firmly con-
tend for previous prices; sales of mixed
and yellow at SEC; mixed white aud white,
soc; choice white, 9l@93c.
OATs-Unchanged and very slow at 79G
SIC
BARLEY-Quiet; sales of fair to prime at
- 25(G2 81; choice, g IS.
RYE-Hesvy al 81 So.
PORK-Dull; sales at SIS 50.
BACoN--Duli; small sales at previous
prices.
LARD--Very quiet; sales of small lots at
2Oc. the local demand is good for Choice.
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new York Gold and STOCK Market

BY IeIegrapusI NEW ORk, May 2.
MONEY Very easy. at Base on call.
STERLING Quiet, at lOGl01zc
6SOLD-LOWer, closing al 39t<c; loans
made at 2a3 per cent. To- carrying and nat
for borrow ng. Exports to-day, one mill
lion ten thousand
C5oyERrSN ENTs-Continue active, and are
again higher, closing steady. The Assist
ant Treasurer converted S5,S40,300 into
Seven ThirtieS. Henry Clews & Co. fur
nish the annexed 4:30 quotations: COu-
pens of 81, I0515gl0554; do. '62, lII1s9Ill5s
do. '64, l091S810gzs; DO. 20, lg973gl092s /;
do. new. u14glIlB; do; ,6I lallss8 lll14
state Bonds active, with a marked ad-
vance averaging 2 per cent. and reaching
per cent. on old Virgtntas.
kAILWAY-Market buOyant and higher.
closing strong. Receipts of the Sub-IIea :
sury, s., 272, ST.; payments, S7,SIS,5II; ball
ance on hand 500 G93, $50.
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New YORK DRY Goods Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK, May z.
The dry goods market exhibits symptoms
OF returning animatetiOn, Influenced by
the fine weather, and the indications now
are that prices have touched bottom, as
the mills are curtailing their productions:
for printing cloths, l218G131zc for standard
prints; 16glSc for delaines; zoe for ar
mures; lSc for print cloths, and l61z@l715c
for heavy brown sheetings.
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By telegraph Nav YORK, Nay =.
CgrroN-Less active at previous figures;
sales 500 bales at see OF 1aigc4lng uplanCs-
FLOUR Receipts COG barrels. Flour Is
du;I and lOa20C lowe. sales $3.50 barrels
at So OO@8 go Tor superGne state and W I
eFn 80 OOdg9 50 for extra state, S. ot9l0 30
for extra Western, Sll 500l3 80 for COCO 10
choice W hite-wheat extra, S. 6O045 - for
round hoop Ohio. Sll O9Gl2 90 Tor extra 1t.
Louis, and SO 25@I6 50 for good TO choice
do, closing heavy: California Flour dull
and lower; sai IS ESQ sacks at 81 GOALS ..
Rye Flour quiet and unchanged. Corn
meal steady.
WHEAT-Receipts 81, 493 bushels. Wheat
heavy and 395c lower; sales 1900 bushels
at - 1907 1914 for No. 2 Spring, closing a
g % for Nos. and 2 do. mixed; s. . for
Winter red Canada in bond, 81 IS for Win
ter amber Canada rec, & 68Z for fair
RYE-DulI and lower.
BARLEY-NominaI.
BARLEY Malt Quiet.
CORN Receipts I34, Z76 bushels. Corn IS
heavy and lG2c lower; sales l53 900 bush
els at & OzGl 10 for new mixed western
ahoat chiefly 81 089I 081z; old do. 81 l5@
q l55z in store, 81 10 for white, and s. Is
0Ars-Receipts none; duh and lower;
sales LOO bushels at seq S6Zc for Western
IN store.
RICE Quiet and firm.
COFFEE-N Ominal.
=, GAR Fairly active; sales I.650 hogs
Pc 70 Rico 100 boxes Havana at l212c.
MoLAssEs bull; sa'es 100 hogsheads
Cuba al sc
crude, and SOC for refined, bonded.
HOPs-Quiet.
WooL-Quiet and dropping; sales l95, 0(0
pounds at 4-450c for domestic fleece.
LEATHER-HemlOck sole in moderate
request and unchanged in prices.
CCAL-Quiet 5000 tons Scranton was
sold At auction to-day at So 75@3 so for
lump - sO1a@3 s. for steamer; s. 971a do
81 % for CRATE "a l212@4 l71a for egg; 81 OO@
g 20 tor stove, and 8 9O94 29jz for chest
nut.
PoRK-LOwer and dull; sales 2,l50 barrels
at S25 1925 30 for new mess; closing al
SIS As r gular; ST 6j927 = Tor old do clos
ing at 81 - regular; S23 00823 80 for prime
so 20U24 80 tor prime mess.
BEEF-Quiet; sales % barrels at Sl542O SO
for new plaIn mess; 30 5J9A - for new
extra mess; a so > tierces at S32a36 for
prime mess; S57a40 for India mess; beef
hams beavy; sales 30 barrels at S39a34.
CUT MEATS Quiet; sales 300 packages at
iSS.ljfzc for shoulders; lTGISc Tor hams;
middles heavy and nominal.
LARD-Dull and q shade lower; sales $50
barrels at 1S1E9Iec for common 10 prime
steam: l94l9l4c for Kettle rendered.
BUTTER-Steady at 2593U for ohio; 3Oc
for state.
CHEEsE-Quiet al lO8l6c.
FKEIGHTS- To Liverpool a. shade easier:
-, 900 bushels grain per steamer at j5<96d
Tor corn, and ed for wheat.
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lGEV Err EW $
ag other Rtpe7- Items see Sevs1stb Page.


The additional arrivals and departures
last evening and night were the Armada
10 Cairo; Ada Lyon, To Green River; sam.
Orr, from EastpOrt; WestmOreland, New
Orleans to CINCINNATI; Quickstep, from
Cairo; ollie Sullivan, from CloverpOrj.......
The sam. Orr and QuIckstep had mOder-
ate trips....--The Tarascon mad a good
trip down, aud the ether packets were
pretty well loaded 1.-THE Westmoreland
had nearly 900 tons of freight, and a dig
passenger trip. We We're glad TO see Capt.
Ed. Evans one Of the biggest hearted gem
tlemen in the world. in frst-rate health
and good spirits, and AIessrs. VandegriF
and Deem, and Dan. Weaver, were al in
fine feather and covered with smiles. The
WestmoreIand was only out eight days,
ana did a large way business, landing
everywhere....-....THeQ uickstep arrived at
a quarter after o'clock last night, and at
a quarter after ten left with a party on
moonlight excursion, who no doubt had a
gay and pleasant time.
MANIFEST of steamer Sam. Orr. Waterloo
to Evansville, May l4th.-Wright & Har-
Ter, p bales cotton; Mr.. Lawhead, barrel
lard, box; Ragon, Dickey& Carson, bale
cotton, bag gtuSag; VIM. Heilman, 1 cir
cular saw; c. pit. Duncan, "A rolls leather,
sack feathers, lot scrap iron, 10 SACKS
corn; Charles Wilhelm, 70 ale boxes. Re-
shipping-St. Louis, 50 rolls leather; Gin.
ciHnati. / bale cotton, / package. Dis
charged at Paducah, hhds. tobacco, ]
chain; Shawnee town, III cedar posts, 400
feets lumber; Stinson's, ~ ceuar posts.
MANIFEST AND MEMORANDUM Railroad
steamer Quickstep left Cairo Tuesday, May
26th, at $50 Pm. Boats IN pOrt-Dexter.
Weather clear and pleasant; river falling
rapidly all the way. up. Met Hero at
Mound City: Talisman at Smithlaud.
27th-Tennessee at Rosa Glare; Louisiana
at Mt. Vernon; armada. at acLendins.
Have for A. NJ. McElhiuney Is packages
household goods; Ferd Cell 1 package
money; StocSwell & Co. l kit mackerel;
Shaefel' * Kehr 1 bundle wool; Parse y
Scov1lle Il Co 4 packages strawberries; W.
:. Ford hogsheads tobacco: Wm. q.
Brown & co. hOgsheadS fObaccO; Preston
Bros. bag feathers; JaQueSs. HudSpeth &
CO. 61a barrels lard; j. e.. & j. g. smith
bundles mill picks; Carpenter, White q
Baker 1 box mdse.
LOUISVILLE hogshead tobacco.
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BY Cable.l LoNBoN, May 27-Eve.
ConsoIs as FOR money and g44 on ac-
count. Bonds 7I7z.
FRANKFORT, May 27-Eve.
Bonds clo>ed. ct 759753s.
LIVERPOOL, May 27-Eve.
Cotton closed quiet al 1l1sd. for uplands,
and lI3Sd for Orleans; sales 400 bales.
Corn steady at 38s. Sd. Wheat declined to
rs 9i. for Western. Sugar weaker, clos
ing at rs. Cd.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
District Court Of the United States
EnI lie Eisfrfcf Of Indiana

District Court Of the United States
For the District OF Indiana
IN the matter OF David Waits, Isaac A.
Crane, Dickson A. Given, and " iHiam
Brown, Bankrupts.-In Bankruptcy.
a WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY
Il has been issued by said Court against
the estate OF David Watts, Isaac A. Crane
Dickson A. Given, and William Brown. Of
the county Of Marlborough, Of the state OF
Indiana, in said District, adju0ged bank
rupts upon the petition Of their creditors:
aud the payment OF any debts and the de-
livery OF any property belonging to said
bankrupts 10 them, or TO their use, and
the transfer OF any property by them, are
forbidden by law. A meeting of the cred
iJOrs Of said Dankrupts, To prove their
debts and choose one or more asst guees OF
their estate, VIII be held at Court OF
Bankruptcy 10 be holden al Evansville.
IN said District on the 18th day Of July,
A .. 1868, at TO O'Clock An, at the once OF
Charles II. BuJJerdeld, one Of the Registers
in Bankruptcy.
BEN. J. SPOO%ER.
L. =. Marshal, District OF Indiana,
may2S DIT Messenger.