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Itch Ointment,
WyARRANTEn TO CURE. Just received
s w ''.'' e.1. .pass.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF SOUTH
CAROLINA. In the matter Of EDWARD
PRESLEY, Bankrupt, by whom q Petition
for Adjudication Of Bankruptcy was filed on
the ,25th day of May, A. D., 1858, in said
1 lCourt-IN BAsKRuPTcY.
TyHIS IS to gire notice, That on the sth day of
] Il June, A. D., S6s, 8 Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against the Estate of EDWARD
PRESLEY, Of Edgeheld District, and State Of
South Carolina, who has been adjudged Bank.
rupt, on his own Petition; that the payment Of
any Debts and Delivery of any Property belong.
ing to said Bankrupt, to him or for his use, and
the transfer of any Property by him are forbid.
den by Law that meeting Of the Creditor. Of
The said Bankrupt, to Prove their Debts, and to
choose one or more Asaignses of his Estate, will
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be holden
at Newberry C. H., S. c., before Henry Summer,
Register, on the 18th day of July, 1855, CT .
o'clock, A. II.
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sherif's Sale.

Sheriff s Sale.
7ho,. q. Marshal,
W
Richard Berry.
UDY virtue Of IN Execution from ths Provost
Id Court, to me directed, will proceed to SILL
st Edgeasid G. A., on tho arst Monday In July
next, ths following property, to Wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND on Mountain Creek,
containing One Hundred and Twenty l12o) Acres,
more or less, and adjoining lands OF Luke cul-
breath, George Dom, Js, and others.
ISAAC BoLss, s.E.D
June9 It 81
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J. P. N. EPPING,
U. S. Marshal rs Messenger.
By GEORGE LARSEN, Deputy Messenger.
June 16 st 70
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Il Of stick Candy Fancy Candies Chocoass Cream
Drops, Sugar slmonds Rock Candy, Jaj.bs Pssta Gum
Drops Ssrups By steam importer Of Preach Oruar
nen's such tupids Flo~srs. Gam Lravss tSrs Dsu-
phins Decorated Toys Cosssquss, Fancy Paps r oeks
Stands 6onQu>s C.<tonaxes. Fancy boxes Christ
and Ess Year Pnsssnts. Cornncopiass Ns q
Old L~vss street. bsvsn ST. Louis sn1 0enn ssrssts Nov
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NOTICE TO STATE TAX PAYERS.
FIRST DISTRICT.
CITY of New Orleans.
The once Of the State Collector, for the First District
from Canal Felicity street. the river and lake. open
"a Il tos p. Il, DAILY, for the
COLLECTION OF LICENSES FOR 1868.
Nov Qua Once no Csrsndeiet street.
In accordance with the order Of the Commanding General
Of the Fih Military District all State Taxes. Licenses
nd the Convention Tax VIII hereafter be required be
din .. s. Currency
asts. State Tax Collector. Frss District
-ysw Orleans January TO- 1863
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CUoAK And MOLAssEss
Louisiana Bugsvs. Gan erade~-)
Cuba sugars. tsl grades in boxes an1 hognheadA
Z" 0oodale's" White and Yellow Clarified sugAu
fuear House Mcasses In barrels and halves.
Choice Reooiled Msssses IN barrels and hnAvoaL
Cuba Muscovado Molassss 10 hogzheads and tieros&
A H DsNEZA
Once No. 10 st. Louis strsst.
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OFFICIAL.

STATE OF LOUISIANA
ExEcurryx DrrARruxxr,l
New Orleans, March 81 1863
w me BY Marx walton cancel bis ofcis bond As asses
bond datee the 9th q Nov mber 1851 the sum Of
Five Hundred Dollars $780, with Sarah A. walton,
Notice hereby all persons Interested in the s.id
he said bond should not cancelled and snnaisd - -
he as e;
CsgneO s JOSHUA BAKER,
Governor Of Louisana
J. r. HAEDr, Secretary of ssas&
ErAr DE LA LOUISIANA,
DxrARrzuxxr Exrcurrp,
% Nouveis- Orleans 10 81 de Mars, 1858. !
ATTKNDU que Marx Walton = rasse use
me- ssn s' pour srae dorssns sssor
.. Ss,s + Dc ss@,s % Rsr s Smms ss n
:: E:: I. s'Ss ss a.: sssss
Ia dsrners pabc&fion ss ss pour lqssiss
Dnss :sa. ma :issssuss . s,ss : ssssa d rss.
date Hsntionns e 4 aimee d Pin
-. ~ Gouverneur de Ia Louisiana.
- J. r. Harry secrsrair. d'Etst ,t'
STATE OF LOUISIANA ExEcurrvr DzrAsr.z..,-
M HE8EA8 application has been made tn
w cancel the Official bond Of John Maskew de-
ceased constable Of the FIRST Justices Court >nd
the Parish Of Orleans to wit bond dated Nay 9th 1856
for the OF $500 Eve Thousand dollars signed BY
John Naskew. principal, and Patrick Hspin and j. q.
Davey securities the said bond being for the faithful
BY the said John Maskew, Of his duties
Notice hereby riven 10 all persons Interested In the said
bond show in writing the Office u Secretary Of
State within ninety days ar the last publication hereof
Gven under hand and Seal Of the rtse Of the above
date and the Independence Of the United States the ninety
second JOSHUA BAKER,
y. H. HANDY, Secretary Of Btats
EfAr m IA LouruAHx, DxPAnxsrz1s % LsEx.oynS,l
Ncuvee- Orleans Il 10 Mars 1858
TTENDU. qu'une application ma etc
IN sie canceement du bond ociel de John Mas
decede connetable du Premier Cour de Justice
dams ct pour psrosse d'Oriesns On
e de- 1866 pour L. De $500 cling mile pas
sgre par John Maskew principal ct Pstrck
Halpu j. G. Davey securities les conditions da
dit BON etsnt psemeat hdele des dsvos du
dit John Maskew. susdite.
Avis present donnes tous nferesses dams
Ia obligation de montrer ecr bureau dn
dEtst pendant ours apres s
publication de avis les raons pour lesquses L.
dit serait par caneeIie ct annulie. !.
Donne signature ct le de rEtaf IL date
susdite rindependancs des Ets Un. s
douzieme. JOSHUA BAKER
Par 10 Gouyerneur: 80
J. r. HARDY. secretsire d'Etat
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EoR RrrT-AN ELEGANT eorHIr COTTAGE
e s: SSs:' s
Central hsf fronting the beach Possession given sbs lsh
deiet st1e ss' " D. !" '-'' - = =" o" A
E0R BETA CoMMoDIoUs FoUR-sToRy
Brick Store Magazine. between Poydras and Canal
similar business Apply to Robinson Aston, No. y Com
ln-e.e- ece. 49, - - -
TOR RENT-THE THREE STORY sroRx. NO
S cs1s street One Of ,s Si mat desirable
sns sSs 9d ns5s e s 'u " the premises
CoR KvNT-rHE roUR-sroRy BRICK sroRE,
iay.iss srsess formerly sccopisd ;, s. D. So-d- Co
Possesscn INN edstsly inquire the
Fox KENT-sroRE-rHE LOWER FLOOR or
tel Of the best locations horoughAr
E ss ssi @ i'f ssSs
EoR RENT-rwo STORY BRICK STORES, NOS
27s md US Poydrss street. with dwellings abcvs good
tSronssous viii mot be LEI for ocsn q eeasshssss
Green Sids-. n comnsre'si Pises, : 80
EOK RENr-HANDsOME, NEW Two-SToKY
hsme dwelling on Pryianis street between slsth and
sins double psrlor dining room Kitchen room wood
house. and I've chambers Green a Elder. Assnts
EoK RENT OR LEAsE-rHE LARGE AND
train Railroad depot on sysian Yields street betwssn Vic
tory and MORGAN To entsrsng keeper pop
ular establishment win be leased tor term Of Apply
70 G. z. Girard~y 90. II Exchange P'sce.
EOR ELECTROMAGNETIC LARGE. sUBsrAN-
Front streets Handsomely fitted with svnng Offices sam
pie and perfectly proof Ore Of the best bust
locations in the city Green Elder, Real Estate
Agents.. q Commercial Place. I.. !
EoR REsT-FAMILIEsA AND sENTLEMEN oAN
.sSsus beard Also day Sossds. large front
hss eonnee, witt ncE % % a & 70 -
Liberty. liiuf l1f 81 rNEs
EcR BENT-sTOREs-rHE TWO rwosToRY
Brick Stores Nos l64 and l66 Magazine street. They
have handsome fronts and In perfect order Green
Elder, Real Esrste Agents, q Commercial Plaza
EOR RENT = TWO LARGE THREE STORY
Dwellings Coliseum street bet~esn Fourth and Wash
ngtcn streets. Green Elder Real Estate Agents 81 Com
mercial Piace
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-Omce 81 the New Orienns, Jae con END
Great Northern Railroad Company New Or March 70
ls6S-Ia fosmy with the Charter Election viii be
held the Office Of the comeany No !. Carond-es street.
MONDAY. April 90 1868 from 20 o'clock for kiehteen
Direcfo Twelve be chosen rom Stockholders residing in
and SIX from Stockholders residing in Mississippi
the stock OF the Company be
sented sad election but II majority o. the stock be not
then represented. election will be held MONDAY
oriI a. 1853 the Office Of the Com from to
o'clock r. s. CHARLES Secretary.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

nIssOLUTIoN-rHK FIRM OF CORSoN
DGroves Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent j.
Coron Withdrawing from the firm. ,. J oOksoN
n undersigned having assumed the liabilities ofcoon
arcves and being char ed with settlement Of all claims
unfinished business will com tie line OF business
The old stand, 1f4 Poy drss street. JNo s. GROVES
New Orleans, April 1858.
CMBTH a. LEEFE-GARDNER SMITH, AUG
- oneer-Ohice No III Graver street.-The undersigned
have their old business and their old stand next
the Canal Bank where they will formerly devote cir
entire time attention Estate
Insolvences Stocks Vessels Damaged
s0'-'' GARDNER SMITH,
BENZ. r. LEEFE.
DIssOLUTI0N.... ..-.......DIssOLUTION.
By mutual consent the dsns Of Dickmann, Hill Co., Of
city and W. X. HILL Strange Co.. Memphs Tennessee
dissolved the 18Th inst By the Withdrawal Of j. r.
Strange.
The continued by the remaining partners
the firm style Of Dckmarn m In this city, and W. K
Bin Co, Memphis Tennessee, they assuming eli the liza
bles and alone authorized TO use the Urn names in
settlenenta @. DICKMANN
WK HILL
Up STRANGE
NEW OnLxkEs, March a 1853
In retiring from the copsrnerhip With the above mentioned
frs respectfully solicit my fssds 70 extend % them their
patronage and business J. r. STRANGE
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COR RENT = rwo LARGE THREE STORY
Dwellings Coliseum street bet.esn Fourth and Wash
ingtn streets Green Elder. Real Estate Agsnts 81 Com
PROPOSALS.
PRoPosALs..~...-...--.. .PRoPosALs.
5a3 FOR scAvENGEEs WORK.
OFFICE or CHIEF oUARTERNAsrER-}
FIFTH MILITARY prsrRrcr I
New vI cans; La. april 70. 1858 }
DICE sssii Il ~ EsDsY the 1S inst Ter Ss,ermias ali
scsvsnesr work required BY the
Fun particulars can BE- procured ct his ONCE
Bidders VIII state price month Ct which they 70
The United States the right reject any all
Proposals must be ndorsed Proposals for Scavsngsrs
Work." and addressed 10 the UNDERSIGNED s9l.l
p,.v. s,,r e. cH .as d n Te osirt.
Fihh Military District.
PRorosALs...-.....-. .........PKoPosAAs-
- lo
FOR LUMBER AND SHINGLES. .
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
fIFTH MIL,r.Rr nIsrs.cI ,oeo
Sealed Proposals. are invited and viii Be received At this
office until n WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of pd 1865
Sr the dsi " IN ms s within thirty days nom DATE Of
is5 400 feet q Yellow PINE LUMBER, board mes
assOoo CYPRESS SHINGLES, Is inches.
Ar ss sa q j. BE-
The Gssa st-ts. the right reject any al
PioPo.sis Be inacT,sd fropos.s for Lumber and
-CHAs. \. ToMPKINs,
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NATIONAL THEATER.
s.arrer
GRAND COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT rendered to
GUsTAvE osTERMANE by the Shakespeare Club Of New
Orleans
Monday Evening. April Is, 1865.
The Members Of the Club aud Misses Rose Wood Mrs.
Schubert and Kate Wood will appear The perform
viii consist Of the play Of RIChELIEU and the
citation Of SbAMUs oBRIEN. Orchestra under the direc
tion Of Prof Bernard.
Tickets 81 Doors open at halkpast7. Performance
halfpast7 O'Clock Tickets be had Of the
Members Of the shskespeare Club. and Bsx ONCE
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-07-10

The addison county republican
nominations are us follows:
Scnators-John VI. Dyer, Sails.
bury; VIM. Phelps Nash, New
Haven.
Assistant Judgcs-Norman j. Al.
len, Fcrrisburgh ; James NJ. Slade,
Middlcbury.
States Attorney-Geo. w. Gran.
dcN, Nergcnncs.
Judge of Probate Harvey Nun.
sell, Bristol.
Sheriff.. NJ. Trip, New Haven
High Bailiil-Edward Gorham,
Addison.
TIM FIRST DIsrRICT.--The dis
trict committee of the first Con
gressonal District have decided t.
call the District Convention ut Rut
land on the 9th of August. The
canvass Is Il spirited one, in til,
District, on the part of the leading
candidates for the nomination, ant
the convention is likely to be u live
" occasion.
John =. Hewlett, of Willoughb.
Lake, VT, had u fearful siruggl
with large water snake few day
ago, aud the snake finally 60
around Mr.. Hewlctt's neck nm
stranglcd him. lie leaves o wido'
and nine children.
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BrdRtOrd Grant CUB.

In pursuance Of a call for n meet
ing TO organize a Grant Club Il
meeting was held in the Band Hall
on Saturday evening. IL. c. Me
Duilec was chosen temporary chair
man, and o. Gamboll, Jr., Sccreta.
~. \ constitution was adopted,
and a committee on permanent or
ganization chosen to report 1T the
next meeting, which was set for
Tuesday evening.
On Tuesday evening a good mum.
Der were in attendance. The com
mittee on perm lnent organizatic u
reported the following officers who
were daily elected President, II.
{. McDullee; Vice President. W.
b. Stevens; Secretary, o. Gambell,
Dr.; Treasurer, c. II. Harding
Meetings every Tuesday evening
for the present in the Band Hall.
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The Rutland Herald in noticing
the Orange County Republican nom
nations, pays the following we.
deserved compliment to Colonel II.
Farnham :
The nominees are all good and
true men. several OF whom are known
TO us. The Senators are new. Col.
Roswell Farnnam is Il lawyer OF
ability. a graduate of the Universe
" of Vermont. who will evince in
his legislative career talents admir-
ably adapted to the place. His
many friends in different parts OF
the State will hal his nomination
as one eminently tit To be made as
recognizing a good and true man.
It also has the following lust and
fitting comment on the treatment
the Republicans of this town receiv.
cd from the Legislature last fail:
1t is also due to say that the Re
publicanS OF bradford should have
been honorcd with a Senator us Il
part amendment OF the outrage per
petratcd upon them 10y the Leglsla
turc at It's last session, by clecting
justices Of the peace, III the case OF
II tie, who were out spoken conServ
atlvcs, aud leaving the political ma.
Jorlty III the hands OF their oppo
nantS, after great expense and per
Sistcut effort of the Republicans II
showing fraud at the polls. ",
| trust no trades IN future will h,
made Tor local purposeS-ln Il leglS
lature having Il Republican majority
that will insult the feelings ant
rights Of u struggling minority o
their own party, as VAS done III The
case alluded to.
The other nominations are allud
cd TO us follows:
We learn that Mr.. Hutchinson
the other nominee Tor Senator, is
highly respectable gentleman, wei
llttcd for The position, and desery
ing OF the honor. Old Orange la
done well III her selections for othc
officers, especially IN our friends :
\. Gleason of Tnctiord, for State
Attorney, and j. Il. Cleveland o
Broohiicld, Tor Judge of Probate.
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Fire in Rutland.
EIGHT BUILDINGS CONSUME,
Loss $4,000.

From the Rutland Herald we
learn that one of the most destruc-
tive fires that ever occurred in that
town broke out at 3:15 o'clock on
the morning of the 1st inst, in the
hardware and saddlery store of
Loudon q Bates, Merchants Row.
When discovered the smoke was is
suing i'll dense volumes from the
rear portion of the store, and the
fire had gained such Roadway as to
preclude the possibility of saving
much of the stock of goods in the
building. The fire rapidly extended
northward, commune ating to the
building owned and occupied as a
bakery by Daniel Verder, which
was also consumed, with large
portion of his stock. Two barns in
rear of Mr.. VS. premises, owned by
him, were next consumed with some
live stock contained therein.
On the south side the devOuring
element rapidly spread to the brick
block adjoining the store where the
fire originated, owned by the Messrs.
Bates, and from there to the build
ing owned by II. L. Livern ore ;
thence east to the Herald establis H.
ment, taking in its course a shanty
used as a fruit stand, the Meat Mar.
ket of A. G. & II. G. Hayward
owned by Hayward & Hale, and
and Bakers block, where the fire
was stopped.
The heaviest losers are McSsrs
Loudon & Bates whose loss on THEN
goods is about $4,000 insured fol
$4,000. Daniel Nerder $4,000
insured toI about one-half. Miss
VI. Balch $4,000; insured for $1,000
billiard & Odllcs $4,000; insured
for 5000. Il. +. Livcrmore s. 800
insured for $1,000. MesSrs. Bate,
lose heavily on their buildings, alt
a large number lost property vary
ing in value from $500 to $500,
The Herald says it is informed
that the fire originated in portion
of the building where there was n'
occasion for the use OF fire, which
coupled with the statements Of tn,
employers that 10 fire had been il
existence there for several days
leads to the belief that this, as 9th
er CONGREGATIONS with which tn
village has lately been visited, wa
the work of the incendiary, who's,
arrest and conviction we trust vii
be sought by the proper authorities
and that they may be summary
dealt with, in proportion to the enor
nifty of their crimes, is the wish o
an outraged and injured populace.
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RIfaer Disco, raging.

The Democrats in this town re-
gard the prospect of Il Democratic
victory next Fab as decidedly slim,
and some Of them are very despon
dent Judging from the following re
mark made by one OF the "promi-
ncnt ones; said he, Fate and
Providence are against rs; every
man who moves out of town Is a
democrat, and those who come in
are republicans; and every man that
dies in town is a democrat 4" They
think Fate, Providence aud the Re.
publican party are too much Tor
them.
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A camp meeting will he held In

A camp meeting will he held in
Bath, n. H., near the railroad, about
three miles north of the village, and
about eight miles from Wells River,
commencing Monday, September
9TH, and continuing through the
week. The meeting Is to he In
charge of Rev. DIR. Burrows, Presid.
ing elder of Concord District. All
the churches Ia New Hampshire
aud Vermont within convenient
distance of this meeting are cordi.
ally invited to attend. II Is 1broba.
bic that passengers will %e conveyed
to this meeting on the railroad for
fare one way.
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We intend to make this department of the
OPINION valuable and interesting to our read
ers by furnishing all the Local News and our
friends in Orange and Grafton Counties will
confer a great favor upon rs, and add very ma
terially to the interest of our paper, by sending
rs such items of local interest As may come I'M
der their notice. All communications should
be signed by the person sending them.
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The Horse TrOt.

The Horse TrOt announced to come
off at the Bradford Trotting Park
took place according to announce
ment, but we think not exactly ac-
cording to expectation nor to the
entire satisfaction of those who
went to see it.
For the first purse of Sl5 there
were four entries of 4 years DID
colts, 10y j. Mcintyre of Newbury,
w. III. Martin of Bradford, f. Dens.
more and L. Lincoln, Chelsea.
The first heat was won by Densmore
in 2:JS3, and the second, and the
first premiums, Of $40 by Densmore
in 3 minutes Lincoln taking the
second premium Of So.
For the purse of $50 there we're
three entries and two to start. This
was open to horses ) years Old
Mile heats best 3 in to harness /;
$50 to the first and SIS to the sec
ond.
w. |. Cleveland, Tunbridge en-
tered ok. N. "Jennie,n and +. S.
Cook West Fairlee b m, " Kittie."
Cleveland had the poll, and Cook
outside. The first heat was won by
Jennie" in 2;524. The second and
third heats by" Kittie " i'll 2:521 and
2:53. On the third heat the driver
of Jennie ran her from the start
around to the second quarter, and
again on the third quarter, and the
Judges decided her diStanced by
running and gave the race to kit
tie
For the purse of SO 0 Carleton
entered ch. (. Johnny" and II.
! Hockenberry gr. gelding. Carleton
had the poll and Hockenbcrry out
side. There was no tr0ttnag done
for this purse. The two horses went
around the track, and the first heat
was decided won by the grey horse
in 2:i3l, which was considered some
what remarkable considering that
he was green colt, the day very
warm, and that it actually t,ot him
three minutes daG tire seconds to get
around the track. The farce was
continued through two more heats
with a little better time, and the
gray horse came out the winner,
+" according to previous arrange
ment." Most OF the people got dis
| gusted and left before the race wa,
done. There was not a very large
crowd in attendance,
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OF VEIsWON vi,

WHEREAS Ornmrl s. llnmcr la. filed in
w tli, supreme Court within aud for tie
county uf Orange In this State of Vermont hi,
petition aud application against his wife Ma.
ria VI iorncr Tor divorce from the bonds ui
mntfimuny between himself aud his said wife
rctuuullc 10 the supreme Court next to he
holden Ht Chelsea, IN aud for the County OF
Orange aforesaid, IA the sixth Tuesday next
after the fourth Tuesday Of January, A. ~.
1869. setting furthamong other things that he
WIS duly aud lawfully married To- Maria NJ
lhUrutr, tWhu~c name now h. Maria N. Horn.
rti aud that since such marriage she has vii.
lultN d,sertcd your petitioner aud thnt there
B. now living one chld oi him. your petitioner
aud the said Maria NJ. u son aged seven
years, aud praying Tor q divorce from hi- said
wife; and Tor the oustody Of their minor child
aud whereas 1t appears that the said Maria
NJ, resides without this state of Vermont ~
IA ne service can Ice made on her m the or
marl manner Therefore II Is ordered that
nuttrc of the pcudcnCN ui the said petition
aud ul this order br given tu the said Marin
! NJ iluruur hy publication Of the foregoing
! substance of this said petition with this utdri
| three weeks succcssiNclN IN the National ppni
ium, % weekly newspaper printed at bmdi"td'
| ia said tuumty of Orange, the last ~ when
| publication ~ be ~ least alN weeks before the
session Ut the said supreme Court ~ Hnia
! utnunr county, ut the tenn thereof niolo@aid
/ that .hc may IL she see cause appear hhu
nnsw or thereto, aud stand ~ abide the ptief
and decree of Court therein, wlhch rnnluH'
| tiuu shall he "a suiiitiUnt notice 10 W.. sh" wa
ria VI liutner to appear ~ we SUI ,'''h W
court aud iual answer to said p"titiuii.
Given under my baud NJ llnsburgl, this
| twtut, .thltd day of fuue n, UFlNs.
BENZ. II. STEELE,
Judge of supreme Court.
Gas W. PIIRcr, ATTY ior Petitioner.