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New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

The fewer falsehoods Mr.. Blair can contrive
TO tell during the present canvass, the less per-
turbed will be his slumbers and the less trout
besomc his conscience after lie has retired to
obscurity and the meditations of private life.
As his Letter of Acceptance continues TO he
republished and appealed to, very much, per
hnps, against his own will, we beg permission
10 ark him what lie means by saying III IL
that negro suffrage has been condemned by
the popular vote OF New-York and other
States, "as expressly against the letter OF the
"Consttution7n In the first place, how long
is il since the construction Of the Constitution
was left 20 be determined by the popular vote
of New-York or of any other Statef In the
second place, doesn't he know that the very
men who are working hardest for him In the
South have accepted NEGRO suffrage as
constitutional, at least for the present. In
The third place, SHOULD ae be elected by these
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

mblc arrangements "a to fares have
Fa,ade 10y railroads leading from Baltimore
been ,shinGtOn. for all persons going home 10
and Tlie particulars are given in our Washing
vote. patch. We call upon all absent voters,
ton dly from the States of Pennsylvania. Ohio.
eSpecHiana, to note the fact and prepare
and themselves of the opportunity. Do not
to av; ;osc one vote in these States that might
let usbe cast il the absentee ouly " thought it
RS Weccdedr
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

night as frst-class Carpet -Baggers at the Cam
pagn Committees cost. But they found Phil
adeipIliaus altogether too smart for them. A
single Philadelphia repeater, properly provided
with their names and places of registry, can do all
the voting just as we'll as the whole imported
gang Consequently the rations are stopped,
the pay is not forthcoming, and the verdant
hack drivers are watching around the depot for
New Workers of whom they can beg money
enough to bring them home. They don't now
think Philadelphia such green village after
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

Rebel uprising at the South. and the
Ilacious hints by tho Seymourites as to
peri they intend to do with the "niggers and
whaawags" that vote the carpet-bag ticket,
"sc ut last convinced even so confirmed q
havonitc as Gen. Rousseau that there Is
jOhr ahead. He has III consequence aban-
dam his intention to leave his pOst in
doniana for a short trip. and will remain
lioutcr the election.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

Having illustrated their malice in one Impo-
tent performance by trying to repeal the states
acceptance of the XlVtll constitutional Amend
meat. the Oregon legislators are now at II
again. This time they would like their Repuo-
lean Senators to resign, (which don't they
.,isi, they may ret itg1
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
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New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

The colored man who is running for Cor
gress in one of the Louisiana districts, to NIL
ont an uuexpired term, has published card
warning his people to avoid Being deceived by
Adventures, who seek their votes only TO be-
tray them after the fashion recently set III the
Ceorria Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

RY S. BELLOWS is the Republican nom
iior Congress in the lid District of our
inee which includes part of Brooklyn and the
Stathips of Kings County. We cannot prom
town success, but he deserves il; and as
ise Twill be many votes for Grant that have
therto gene Democratic the Republicans
hith' do their utmost for his election. Men
should, resolve that, if Mr.. Bellows be not
OF th. it shall not be yOnr fautl
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

Republican County Convention meets
IT, 931 Broadway. this erening to nomi-
at Nandidates for Register and Supervisor
nate threat the delegates to give Us the very
We lndidates that can be induced to stand
best hom every voter will recognize as quail
men deserving. Do let US show the voters
fed ale of the men who ought to fill our
sahspOusible stations As to mon. we arc
most ent, but give us the best.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

ayor SAMUEL BOOTH of Brooklyn was
Exurday nominated by acclamation by the
on SiicanS of the Hid District to represent
Rep,is,rict in Congress. Mr.. Booth is every
that prthy and popular, and stands an excel
wayianco of election if not cheated in the
lentr the count We trust the Republicans
votct District will take good care that he
OF tlnot he. We entroat them to work IN
sballl,at he can and will be elected.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

The colored men of the State of New York
are invited to assemble in State Convention
I, i,e held at the City Hail. Utica. tomorrow
a.d the day following. Arrangements have
l.ccu made to receive delegates from every
,o,,uIy in the State.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

tiIer Richmond is ia the field. A native
hhrner replies to Mr.. Is. II. Hill, in let
Soutinted on Our second page. and has de-
ter " the better Of the argument. The fact
cldear correspondent is q negro will OF course
that commend what he says to Mr.. Hills
only consideration. since that gentleman has
kindly shown to us that he is n better friend
alrc; negro than we are.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

rS' Tie .SOuih. The Indian COaatrg. Amtric0B
Iitie Society. The ThOmpsOn-sf. Poisoning Case,
GREAT Sale Of Thoroughbred StOck. Jerome Pork
faN Meeting, National Gaord, The Courts, and
ire dioneB Market, mOg be found on Me second
page Ike Markets aud Shipping Intelligence on
on ths hird Stale Sovereignty aud Oysters on
He sisfh and Real EStdte on the seCeRM pdQe.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

Perry Fuller, having received 80 excellent
sn Office as the COllectorship oi New-Ofleans'
reward for his Impeachment services AZ the
first friend of Republican Senator Henderson,
has resolved to earn frcsli rewards for greater
services. lie proceeds, in consequence, TO fuln
saa,marily ons of Office every Republican IN
the Custom House whom he can lay hands
It,f,a
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

frst--tie Union afterward-that is the only po-
itical formula which this repeutant Rebel can
swallow. If we could reach either of his long
ears, we shOuld certainly tell this card writer
that in voting for Blair and Seymour he will
not in the least violate the creed which he
publicly ayOws.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
what he said

DR.. L. II. GuBrEr of Plaiuliold. ~ j.. 10 deliver
his new lecture on wit and Humor' before various
lyceums during the coming Winter. He is open to
engagements. Last Spring he gave humorous lee
ture on "Artomus Ward" before the Typographical
Union in aid OF the Monument Fund.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

No report OF the Camilla riot has been sup
pressed 10y the War Department OF the Freed
Ineu's Bureau. VIII the Democratic papers,
which have been circumstantially circulating
the Islander. take notice?
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
THr sou M.

ADDRESS ut A COLOEFD CANDIDATE fok
CoNGHEsS.
NFw -ORLrkNS Oct. Al. Wills Mcnard. the
color.d candidate for Col Msnn's nnoNpued term IN
Congress. published circular from which the FOL.
loving is an eItiaet:
The time has fully TO test the professions and
principles OF those who now control me itenubiicsn
party Of louisiana and u IN sacred duy 10 theinsev's
sold out by few trading treachsrcus white Republicans
in Louisiana II Lss been in Georgia. This state s
the cOlored people entitled :" NJ least TWO ont Oi ms
nuDlberi l. II not our duty TO see me, q, ess, ,Mo
the coored voters of Louisiana The ballot means
are still he debrssd from IN. halls II Congfess or
the White Houst on account or Tue 'od oi thele
able fnurcs The reward of the long oppressed race
will not adequate and the great cause ~ equal rights
will NOT be accotupsh uuil the eolored man seen "a
every department Of Tins Government. II "a necessary
bat the NIst Congress should possrss mote backbone
than the present one In order 10 hN plain provision IN
the supreme law OF the Republic which sh"H conft the
ballot on every citizen lts"IdH. OF race 90 ''"' N"i"
South. East, ana west.
xu-Klry-KIAN oUrRAGE> ~ .BktNSAS.
LITTLE Rock. Oct s.--B. r. Up.lm. = member
~ lhs LEGISLATURE. and T. A. M,tui Pl.,lGth, ~ ~.
Woodlogd County to-day. Npham Nas bhclA "vuhthn
n the head. aud Mcclure was slightly imputed rms
Tor. that have he.u assaulted by ,hc kuhiur within sif
weels--two ~ them having bcoh khi'd lhe k'ssi1a'
having refused TO continue registering votes ~ thar
rcnuly Thepos onces and mail routes have been dts
continued Ia many counties, b" people 'ohs'fueh'l ~"
almost without mail facilities.
THE ALABAMA REGISTRY Bill.
MONTGOMERY, Oct. S.-un FRIDAY the House
turned ont Democrat and admitted Republican 10 his
seat. Th. Republican Nas cauddaie IA Jones county,
and claimed seat In that County. The Democrat war
from fayets County The Legislature. abolished JaIes
County, aud then fhe Republican claimed hts from.
Fsyete County The maortty OF the CUMuitte
that the Democrat had been elected by ovtr iasoy
ana that his contestant not caL0ldste against
all The Elscton bill ~ SIN under discussion. Gov
smith "a expected iopight. THe Re8istry bill. II ~
will receive Ms sirns,ur~ bat IL hardly prpb
able that there Will be election fur Presidential elect
ors ,hsre IN not how time to complete rsgstrruOn
MurptE Of GEoGGIt RiPuuICAN
ATLANTA Oct. 4.-l.ast week n Nh. Maker
ooore formerly OF savannah, went htnce for Blsk.y
south Western Georgia, tn orgahize 'iub, He WAS
called the house Ia tr nipt Rnd iAb en- into cal
I buug County, where hewss shot ~ Wk'6Nn persons
The eoored peopo OF Atlanta have nade Np suhserip
non and sent ioT the body.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

The statistics now being published by Prof.
r.. A. Gould show that while the proportion of
foreigners to native born population in our
armies is larger than in the average OF orr
population. it was by no means so large "a
has been represented by some English writers
and rebel sympathizers. The proportion OF
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
OUR CITY.

The rival parties in thls great Emporium
have placed on their respective Electoral
Tickets men who fairly represent and embody
their respective characteristics. Their names
arc as follows:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
nrArH or A NIruEnAN CLERGyMAN

PnrsBuRGn. Oct. i--The Rev. G.. B.ssler. q
distinguished of the Lutheran Church, Presidcss
"t the Council ~ the Lathcran Church IN North America
and Director of the Orphans Farm School In Seeonopl
PENN died ast night at the house VI tho Rev Mr. Pss~
aNant IN Ris ctty He wns sent 10 America q mission
AIRY for s~ Rough House OF Hamburg. His remains
TO be tlAsn to Seelionope.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

the other two we have equally crafty
Frotports. Faithful work now for a couple
ing tis makes the rest OF tho Presidential
OF wign but the registry OF a decree already
camFed
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

Another is added to the long LIST of murders
al the South for political causes, in our dis
patch this morning from Atlanta. The effort
10 oreaaNs AtRGYRe iih6itlnng cause.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

The exhibit Of the condition aud prospects OF
tbs canvass in one Of the great States whose
October elections are awaited as the seal OF
es.As4ss dYem is sqnicienIl! eneoaaggg
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

la other columns we give in full Mr.. COlfax's
eloquent speech ut Lafayette, lndiana-the
Only formal speech which our candidate for
the Vice Pre- esidcncy has made during the cam
n Iinn
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY OCTOBER 6. 1868

yer, coored vSters. docs no or does he not IN
tend to decline tie Vice-Prcsdency Give US
a categorical answer, Francis!
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
TREASURE EOR CHINA.

S,x FeANCisco, Oct 3.-The steamer Greas
Republic far Hong Kong via Yokohama, saeH 70 DAY
Win ti.cocee In treasure. and CARGO valued "a
eepiss
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

Adyesii<e for this weeks ~ Tan
wssot handed 10 TO D0s. rfs y! per-
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

We have only Forty-fve Thousand voters
for Grant in this City, while there are nearly
Seventy-Gve Thousand for Seymour; yet we
challenge comparison between our two
tickets We say nothing in dsparagement OF
the Seymour Electors; but we earnestly ask
what they have done to build up our City, to
extend her commerce, and make her known
and respected the wide world over, as MAR
SHALL o. ROBERTS, Moses II. GRINNELL, and
ALEX. Il. STEWART have done.
Our adversarics wax eloquent over the bur
dens of taxation. How many of them pay
more in taxes, Federal, State, or Municipal,
than A. r. SrEwARr9 They are distressed
that American Shipping should be so burdened
and deeaying: Who among them has more
shipping than MARSHALL o. RoBERTsf And
what Seymourte has been longer worthily and
honorably connected with the Commerce and
Navigation OF Ncw-Yoik than MOSES IL.
GRINNELLf
Voters Of New-York! think of these things!
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
gasin,ss AOtit,s.
LYoN's MAGNETIC INsrcr POWDER.

IrKtts issr.Sur
s,sate. ses. taS insect gsriR ssd' once
remarkable P.vae i' Is eet P''ooeo' ea certain 70 80 ~
~s,G s5sr - ceot asst has ofcu
K,tLsp FsCS o. Cocxsoioas'
p,~ls The best h1s 10 'o void 'e pat as'y ra
C.-t. Coibog kc io issere te drive a"'y ho'S,
T.. pf- st s ,bs sa SD cny trao uses' Destroy
is i Eltoa' See tae 'gas'ue oi Lyon oa VIC
pcpe, So. q fartrcN. Ss~roff
lr is sad tbat tle proprietors of the celebrated
r.'yrr"s ~ xE' rot % 's'' e'1 aae PeSs S from Via viii
o.,ys ac cAi'rg Zee e cha e. is' IS eeIa ~ noris
VII v tc raage The above lact accompanied With ibc teei
eoo1 ooA coe sac the morals M SUD Se,e s,' Sl
tpst soud undertake 2" impose upon tue pu n1s
sc lac FtAsrAtoS Sl'rNs r asd & ls's 'eaSS %
sl ,,ss mer.t-t tooser'ei. JulI
n,axo.,, w,rsu-Sarco he imported German Cologne,
ss' .e'' - hsi the pnce.
pYsrErSA T,BLErs-Relieve and cure lndl-
ss,i aabua Stousch and ali ~sAss'ss Of ths digestive
s,'a"a Soc pee box Sod oy Druggists : o. Mh1tlsE.
REMOVAL.
sos hlee remored to No II b'si foefi'er'hIt
Neg-io's iocl"eea Se',f,s s"d f,isAsl "a ,, -, it a.
oga o ss % 49, M,rI9, ~ @ w, ,5s o :,' X. ne. same .S. &
'h"'- ess'ted b. rs AZ The r."i Co5'a % Hosn
l 49, 'a @ 70. .. ~. s5ss , S Of S %
BLOArrR AND MISS MACKEUEL.
See f,uaiisoi Sb,d, See aad 'a''
Md CsSei Drici Beet
Sid i.ea Cheese.
Voc rsSls Bette,
Ososor G. PssSFR BROTHER.
~ wssAln gtoa-st corner Mursv
Morn PATCuEs, on The female face, depend
dsosd sctoa Of be LigsG lev tOes COsTrucN L's
v ihe sec0a sad the deposit Sod BY al
drssgi-is
MAcKs's Patent First Premiums ARTIFICIAL
JSs, With ls uhter bssds sod feet A. MaEKs siS B.D MI
TuR DyCKMAN ESTATE, consisting of 12S acres,
e s g. f %s:sS'SSs aS aates ' ss A'''' We " w
CAarEs VIGNErrE, So per dozen; Duplicates,
kept r. LEws C0 Cbathsmst Csgies oe f's
r attachment aiedePos packages At reduced pee
Dg. PALMER's ARM AND LEG "THE Best.
1853 900 Che,sutsL. Phil 81 Green al, Boston
Wigs. Toupees. and Ornamental Hair.-First
s.y se s5 dTsuE Al sh.6ss at Bieh.or. 10 Botd a.
BArCngLORs HAIe DYg-rhe hest in the
uca bsres- ruhsbs Instantaneous reriert Al ell boSE'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

49,. The LoVsrHte Jouraal denies that Mr..
Prentice has oeoI discharged ham ts ed,i"is ssn and
SAYS. also. thai Mr. Prentice rot poor hW IN amucnt
cro,,astance,, his Homestead Alone being valued at
$780, .eop
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

Our native born population form. therefore.
about sc per cent of the total, showing That
the ratio OF foreigners to native born soldiers
in our armies was greater by just II per cent
than in oar population.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
Orcigners IN Our armies was as fOlI0ws

By the census of 1860 the proportion OF
foreigners in our entire population compared
as follows:
Native American o. sol 800 Born at sea ... 76is
A A.
Ia,oisn ho,, ,issi76 Total - 2i $50 sol
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

Grant TIct,s Sgwor it'Nt
MARSHALL q. HORERTS. HENRY W, oLot'"'
SAMUEL s. WYCKOFF, JOSEPH DowiisS,
NJosrs U CpISNEII OSWALD OrrENDoRfER,
CutpIFs SpFSCEK EMANUEL IL. HART,
AITK n SrrwIRr CHARLES u. Low,
FRTDFRIcK SCuUErZ JAMES ~ SwEEaf,
HOOPER &. VAN Worst, EDWARD JONES
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
Tur ALABAMA REGISTRY BILL.
Nrrp,u ~ GroRGIt RIPrvIICA>y.

ATLANTA Oct. 4.-l.ast week n Mr. Walker
conre formerly or savannah. went htoee for Bske.y
>outh- Western Georgia, to organize 'nb, Ne was
called out VI house Ia t. night Rnd Abe en- into cal
bnuI County, where he was shot b., unkn6Nn persons
The eoorsd peopo OF Atlanta have made Np suhserip
non and sent Tor The body.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05
Nsw'Iork Daily gribmne.

MONDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1868.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-05

NEW w-ORLEASs COLLECTORS OsFIcE-sIRpATv
THE INDIANs-P0sTAL AFFAIRs-GEN, HIr.
COcK-APPOINTHENT
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-19

PHys1c1Ass wonder ut the extraordinary power OF
RAILWAYS RENOvATING RESoLvENT in curing
the worst forms Of Scrcfulous, Syphiloid, Chronic
Skin Diseases, and its marvellous power IN resolving
calculous concreons, aording immediate relief and
conseouent cure of Diseases of the Kidney, Badder,
Liver, Lungs, Pancreas Spleen. Its rapid influence
In the cure OF Diabetes, mconhnence or scanty tur
bid, anuminous, cloudy urine; its almost instant ef
fcacy in stopping itching and painful discharge Of
urine, and It's singular power In curing discharges
from the Uterus and Urethra, Leucorrhna, Bloody
Urne- and other unhealthy and weakening dis
charges; and inquire wherein the sARSAPARILe.
LIAM used In the Renovadng Resolvent differs from
ordinary SarsapariIas Sarssparillian Is the only
principle In Sarsaparilla that possesses curdt,ue
properties all other parts Of the root are inert and
useless. One ounce of the extract obtained under
Dr. Radway g new process for extracting the curative
properties from vegetable substances contains more
Of the true principle Of cure than twenty pounds OF
the ordinary roots.
+. SARSAPiRuILIAN is only one Of the ingredients
that forms this truly wonderful medicine; and 1t is
the only compromising remedy that communicates
its purifying, cleansing and reinvigoratng proper.
ties through the BLOOD, SWEAT, URINE, and
other secretions securing harmonious functional
action of every depraved organ and gland In the sys
tenn. r the blood Is corrupt, the Resolvent w1n
make 1t re. If the Lungs are liberated and sore.
secreti,R thick phlegm and prurelent matter, the
Resolvent will loosen this deposit and repair the
wasting lung with sound and healthy material. II
the Skin is covered with pimples, spots. pustulee
sores ulcers &C., the Resolvent Will quickly remoVs
these anpoyances II mercury is depoetcd In Lne
bones and has accumulated in the system, the re,
solvent will drive 1t out II the Throat or Broncnial
Glands are liberated the Resolvent will cure these
signs OF al early waste. Direct remedies, possess
ing only exclusive properties, are hurdul, es they
increase the functional recretons nf on- organ by
suspending the constituent secrettols of Others;
hence. o comrensating remedy like the Resolyent Is
the only means of permanent cure.
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF BLOOD
impregnated with the Resolvent and absorbed to
supply the waste Of the body, viii make pure sound
and healthy fash and fibre. The first dose that Is
taken commences its work Of purihcaton and in
creasing tie appetite andJ7esh.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-19
Havana Market.

HAVANA, May 9.-our sugar market has been am
mated, under the influence Of better news IRON ro!
eisn markets. with the sale Of near goo boxes tns
week upon the basis Nos il and IL at S4m 10 ~ per
100 lbs; some sales made at s41S, No!2, out NOT
enough to justify advance of our quotations. Nun
the above protest I give brokers views: WmteS
through S5M to per 100 lbs; yepows DO, NOS 10 %
20, at $45-16 10 4X do; browns, Nos j and ~ a. m
SAX to TX do; cucuruchos, to TO- at sSs 10 1910
do: other classes Of sugars will realize the same pro-
portion in range of the market
NIo1AssEs-Clayed, AZ to 5 rs per keg, ana Musco.
vadoes at 5 to do; OF outports Litter rates atalna-
able.
FRE1GHrs-AlthouGh we have large crop OF pro-
duce there will be no increased demand for sanne
vessels over usual seasons tor the reason tnat
steamers will take away more than the surplus out
as long as present rates rule there will be good ousl'
ness for all tor the United States our charters
haye been few, The American brig Redowa, tal'
mouth and orders, 800 hhds via Cardenas at s. 5s;
do armstrong 5000 bxs hence direct at 92 us
3D. and per cent primage; on three other European
bottoms, at proportonate rates. For New York
steamer Emily Souder, 1890 b1s hence at SIX
each Baltimore-BriHsh brig Carmen, 1000 bxs az
So each. Portland-Briish brig Peerless, 500 hhds
rnolasses at S5x per ITO gallons.
ExcHANGEs-Have been dropping towards the
close of the week; sales Of sterling London, &C., 6O
days sight f2O0,00 at days sight at 2s to 81 dis.
con: $500 OO0 or United States do at % to
S0k discount. Quotahons-London 1oA to II pre-.
mium near 1000 600 OF francs payable in Paris, 1o
to 10I premium; United States currency 3os 70 SV
discount; do gold, 60 days sight, TX; do god snort
sight I to premium.-COr. journal Com:a''ce'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-05-19
ltaal uptiff.


THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
l CHARLESTON DISTRICT.-DABNEY NOR
GAN l. co., vs. THE PRESIDENT AND DIREC-
TORS OF THE BANK OF THE STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA-N EQUTTY.-Upon hearing the Bill
and Answer in this case, it is ordered: zs
-
q That the said Master, by public advertisement
IN one or more leading newspapers IN the City OF
Charle eston, Cincinnati New Orleans, New York and
Augusta, call in any person or persons claiming TO
be creditors holding Bills or Notes Of the Corpora
don known as "Ihe President and Directors Of the
Bank of the State Of South Cartna," to make proof
of their Claims on Ur before the first day OF June
next ensuing. Also. notifying, by said advertise
ment all creditors residing In the United States
holding State Stock for which said Corporation has
in the pleadings as Sire Loan Bonds, owned IN the
"United States" to make proof of the same within
the same period.
8. In all cases of persons claiming, whether said
Claims consist Of Bonds, Fire Loan Stock or Bank
Notes, due notice CT the application to make proof
shall be given to the parties to the Bill and Answers
in these proceedings their solicitors. And IN au
such cases where parties claiming shall hold or be
possessed Of any securities given and accepted as Sc
curity for the CLAIMS by him or them made such
party parties sha, on presentation Of said claims,
make statement Of such securities and their prob
able value; and, also, statement Of the time when
the claim or CLAIMS presented came into his her or
their possession and the consideration paid therefor
that the same may be considered by this Court In
determining the amoupt Of such claims and the
'-csSSaei1 sisneG eN'' J. P. CARROLL.
Sd March, 1868.