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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-24

WASHINGTON CiTY GARpES.-By notice
In another column 1t will be seen that this
popular place for pic.nics during the summer
season, will be opened on Monday next. The
manager, Mr.. John Hockemeyer,ha has completed
renovsting the grounds and pavilion, and 1t Is
now one Of the most pleasant places for asso'
citation and school pic.nics In the city limits.
grand ball will be given on the opening oc.
casiou, with brilliant display of fireworks, and
music by the Forty-fourth United states in
fantry band
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SALE or CORPORATION STOCK. - Messrs.
Green 4 Williams, auctioneers, yesterday, sold
$4,000 worth Of quarterly corporation stock,
to John X. Arrison, esq, at OIL per cent.
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REPUBLICAN MEETISo.-The Republicans
OF the Sixth Ward held a very large and
enthusiastic meeting at Mission chapel last
S. Martin, esq.
Speeches were made by Major WIN. s. Morse,
James q, Dulin, esq, President board Com
mon Council, and Abraham Scott, esq, and
during the evening several gentlemen Joined
the club,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-24

MEDICAL AssocIArIos.-The 2lst annual SEES.
sion OF the American Medical Association will
be held at Carroll Hall, on May 9th, 9th, It'll,
and 8th.
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ALEXANDRIA MATTERs.

To orr SrBsCRIBERs IN ALEIANDRIA.-Mr.
George W. Jones, No. IS North Alfred street. be.
tween Queen and Cameron streets, Is our author
iled agent for the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, in
Alexandria, and will collect for subscriptions,
and solicit advertisements for this paper, from
tho nrSt day Of February.
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DRoPosALs FOR con
OFFICE CHEF QrARrEEMAsrFR. /,

VI
ST, PAIL, MINS, April =, ISIS.
Proposals are invited TO May Is, ut IL IN to sup
ply one Hundred aud Twelve Thousand lbs
tlig,oUD Of shelIcd INDIAN CORN, in sacks, at
FVTt Dakota, u. I.
All the usual conditions OF Government propo.
sails for supplies and contracts, based thereon, Will
be imposed in this case,
Proposals 70 be addressed to the undersigned. at
Saint Paul. Minnesota.
S. D, HOLABIRD,
Deputy QnariCrmastcT General.
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AMERICAN POPULAR.
$40 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Watches and Jewelry.

III JEwELRY.
II. o: HOOD. Ne; SO pennsylvsnia avenue.
6ns Gold JEwELRY, solid silver Ware, spec.
taeles, Opera Glasses, Pocket and Table Cutlery,
very lowest prices ds'-
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PROPOSALS FOR RAILROAD IRON.

oPFIcE A. q NJ MOBILE, ALA April 6,ls6s
Sealed Proposals in duplicate Will be received al
this olice until the 8Ih instant, At L. IN. for the
following q. NJ. property, viz;
About lGg.USO lbs ol Railroad Iron at Fort Gaines,
Alabama.
gAn, Alabama.
This property will be sold and delivered at the
points above named,
BY order OF the QuNrIrrmastcr General, U,sA
CHARLES A REYNOLDS,
npl4.td NJ 1t. Col and A. q. NJ U s.A.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

DEPARrNETT OF THE INTERIOR,
AsnIsGToS, April IS, 1858.
On the petition Of NORMAN MILLISuros, Of
SALISBURY, Vermont, praying for the extension Of
a patent granted to him tho Sth day Of August,
1854, for an Improvement in Machlnes for Gradu &.
ating Carpenters' Squares for seyen years fron
the expiration Of said patent, which takes place
thu sth day Of August, 1865:
ordered shat the said petition be heard at the
at IL clock. IN and AL persons are notified to APP
pear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc required to
ale In tho Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing ut least fntntp days before the
day OF hearngi all testimony filed by either party
to be used at the said hearing, must be taken and
transmitted In accordance will the rules Of the
Office. which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, rel ed upon as tes-
tmOny, must be fled Ia the office tioenty days be-
fore the day OF hearingi the arguments, II any,
within ten days after hlIng he testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the REPUBLICAN aud the Inteliipencer, Washing
ton, d. c.. and In the Banner, Bennington, Yer
mont, once n week for three successive weeks; the
first OF said publications to be ut least sixty
A. NJ STOUT,
apil.Tui. Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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O-tlo-tIO-slo-slO- tlO-slO-tlO-slo-
Goat, Pants, and Vest.
A good wearing suit,
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rHE following Is q list of the letters remain.
9 in the post office, 0eorgetown, D. u, April
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uSITEp STATES PArESr orr

WAsHlNuTON, April II, loOS
On tho petition of ALBERT II. TINGLEY, OF PrOvi-
dence, X. L., praying for the extension Of patent
granted to him aud his co Assignee, Edmund W.
Tngey, the 18Th day Of July, 1851, for improve
men In Mach Ines for Saving Stone and Marble for
seven years from the expiration Of said patent,
which lakes place on the ls!h day Of July, 1855,
IL Is ordered that tho said petition be heard at
the Patent Oficc gu MONDAY the 10Th day Of June
next, at Il o'clock, IN aud all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not 10 be granted,
Persons opposing the extention are required 70
dlo In the Patent Office their Objections specially
set forth in writing, Rt least tiOsnty days before
the day Of heAringi all testimony filed by either
party, be used al the said hearing, must DO taken
and transmit IN accordance with the rules Of the
| office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon Is tes'
| tmony must DO aled in the oiice tl0sHtU days be-
| fore the day Of hearingi the arguments, II any,
within ten days after hling the testimony;
| ordered, also, that this notice be published In
| the REPUBLICAN and the IRtelligencer, OF WASH
| ington d. c. and in the Journal, Providence. i
l. once week for three successive weeksi the
drst Of said publications to be at least sixty days
| previous TO the day OF hearing. =, ,D,,,n
Rp2l.Tu3t Acting Commlssioner Of Patents.
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RETURNING HoME.-Rev. J. A, Walter, the
esteemed pastor Of st, Patrick's church, who
has been sojourning In Europe for several
months for the purpose OF recovering his
health, was to have left Rome for this city n
Eater week, and will likely reach here about
the frst Of May, to resume his pastoral duties.
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NEEDS ATTENDING To.-The narrow broken
pavement on the west side OF New Jersey
avenue, between d and + streets south, 10 In
. deplorable condition, having been badly
on q high embankment which endangers the
lives OF persons who travel along there on dark
nights. Only a short time since a baby, car
riage and nurse tumbled down the emhank-
ment and the girl and babe miraculously es.
capped having their necks broken. A few gas.
lamps posted along this avenue, between the
harm, we think. Lying In close proximity to
the nations Capitol, 1t Is nothing more nor
less than disgrace to that magnificent struc.
ture.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
Of waahin gton county, In the District Of Columbia,
letters Of ministrat9n, en- the persSPal estate
city, District Of Columbi deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased Are
vouchers thereof. to the subseriber, en- or before
the nth day Of April next they may Otherwise
estate.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April, 1865.
her
CATHARINE II KlNSLEY,
mark,
ADM nistratrix
witness-Jk5, r. o'BEIRNE. RlS.MSw
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,To ALL wHoMIT MAY CONCERN.



Pension OFFICE. April is, 1865
Application having been made under the act Of
June %, 1850, for the reissue Of the following de-
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged 10 have
been lost destroyed: Notice Is hereby given that
at the date following tho description OF each war
rant new certificate or warrant Of like tenor will
be reissued, II NO valid objection should then APP
pear. 800 ,,
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Stables.

COOKS BOARDING STABLES,
~ ON EIGHTH STREET,
between aud Z, No. 467
Particular attention paid to Boarding. Horses
Large, airy and comfortable stables. The proprie-
tor r. wellknowu one OF the best feeders in this
District Owners Of poor horses can have them
fattened and we'll cared for.
CARRIAGES can be had at all hours for Parties,
Weddings, and Funerals lAG.M
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REAL ESTATE TRAssPERs.-The following
transfers OF real estate were yesterday re-
ported at the Real Estate Exchange OF II. NJ,
Hall: Part OF lot 49, in square $50, 20 feet on
and Hawking addition to Georgetown, at
42,s0oi part Of lot II, in square 4OI, 20 feet on
Eighth street. at o. 0O0i subdivisions 80, 81, IS,
and 80, In square 49, at u ,0ooj part OF lot IS
in square llJ, at tlooj lot II, In square 1905, at
$500 lot l. In square ,03o, at t27Oi and lot In
sQuare TT3, at u ,2l6.
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WOODEN WATER PIPE,

GAS Pl e,
AND FAVE TROUGH
The Best and Cheapest Articles ever made; Every
body, particularly FARMERS and MINERS, send
for Tree Descriptive circular and price list to A.
WOODWARD. williRmsport, Pa.
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MISUNDERSTANDING evening, at 8 o'clock,
Captain i. q. Townsend, of Rochester, New
York, and Miss Hattie Z. Connor, of this city,
performed In Saint Paul's lutheran church,
corner Eleventh and II streets, by the Rev. j.
@. Butler, before large and brilliant assem-
send-Mr. WIN. N. Pearce-acted as grooms-
man, and Miss Blanche Conner (slster of the
fair bride) as bridesmaid. The parties were
neatly attired In the costumes most appropri-
feryent prayer offered up to the Throne OF
Grace, a general congratulation took place.
The happy couple started northward on the
I O'Clock train last evening, bearing with them
the heartfelt wishes OF many friends that their
journey together through life will be one OF
unalloyed happiness.
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At A. SAKs h Co.'s SIT Seventh street,
between Penn avenue and d Rtreet.
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NtgETISG or THE BOARD OF PoLICE.-Tho
Boa I'd OF Police, at Its meeting yesterday,
trans acted the following business!
Mic hazel O'Callaghan was appointed ser.
geant to all the vacancy existing In the First
Precin ct, and Samuel u. Clements was APP
pointe, sergeant in the Seventh precinct.
John J. Hill was reappointed an additional
private for ninety days to do duty at the
Northern Liberty market, and q. W. O'Key
ninety days, to do duty in the Washington
navy yard.
Private A. NJ. Spraguc, charged with con-
duet unbe coming an officer, was fined go.
The resignation of Private l.. W. Jacobs, OF
the Seventh precinct, was received and ac-
cepted.
pointed privAtes on the force.
The committee on examination OF candidates
for appointment on the force will meet on
Wednesday next, the 10th inst, at s o'clock,
p. m.
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LOCAL DEPARTMENT

IMPRovRMKsTs.-NIrs.R ebecca d. Scott, OF
Baltimore, Is having her building rehtted, on
the corner OF Fifteenth and streets, which
the 22d OF February last. The brick walls are
receiving a very handsome coat of brown
paint, We are Informed that she intends to
other rooms for Offices, as before.
The following are pressed.brick front resi-
dences which are being erected Three on the
corner OF Massaehps &c, n, avenue and Thir'
der, q. Shafer and Leonard Burch. They
front 20 by co feet deep, have brown-stonc
trimmings, and water and gas throughout.
layer, Mr.. A. Davis; prsssed.brick work by J.
W. Reynolds 4 Bro.
One three-story building, with cellar, on the
Fourth and Fifth streets, owned BY Mr.. Fred
erick Iddius. Itfronts % feet by "a deep. The
front trimmings are iron. This building con-
tains nine rooms, with all the modern i'm
mani bricklsyer, Augustus Davis.
On the north side Of NJ, between Third and
Fourth streets, Mr.. James +. King Is having
three story one built, which fronts eighteen
completed, It will have handsome brown stone
trimmings, and will contain nine rooms, with
Gas and water In each Of them. Carpenter,
Mr. J. Essex bricklayer, q. Lemoni plumber,
Charles Just: esq, has, had a three story
.pressed-brick front residence built, on the
ioqth side OF X street, between Fourth and
deep, and contains ten rooms. 1t has all the
modern improvements, such as bath room, gas
water, hot and colds and large range which
room, and hall are very handsomely frescoed
The carpenter work was done by Mr.. Just
brick work by Mr.. Henry Conradno; plumbing
Messrs. Stewart Fenwick painting by Messrs
Walter Hendricki tin roofing by Messrs. File
Co.
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Architects

STARKwEATHER 4 PLowMAN.
ARCHITECTS.
ENGINEERS
AND SURVEYORS,
once PLANTS, BUILDING. corner Of NV
York Ayenne and FlneenLh stIeet: iR2-ly
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TnH AMERICAN BRASS BAND ENTERTAIN
MgNT.-A rare musical treat was enjoyed by
those present at Odd Fellows Hall, Seventh
street, last night, the occasion being 4 grand
instrumental and vocal concert by Heald's
American Brass Band, assisted by some OF the
best musical talent In the city-the Washing.
ton Smngcrbund-Mr. +. A. Chase, Miss julia
Moore, Prof Richter, and others,
The programme Though rather lengthy
WAS wen gotten up, varied, and entertaining,
comprising some OF the choicest pieces Of band
music, gems OF vocal music, &C., and was
uniformly well executed throughout Among
the choice pieces performed by the band were
the knights Templar Grand March" and
"Wsllseh,. Quick Step" By spsnier. An
original patriotic poem, Dedicated to he
reeited by Mr.. Dslzell, Of the Irving Lyceum,
elected much applause. A"ThrIlling keeita'
tion Of Drunkard," BY Will s. Pierson, was,
indeed, well renderea.s seeming reality
Scenes from Handy Andy,'n by $. Harry
Donohue, and You Naughty, Naughty Man, y
by Miss Julia Moore, (Which was cncored,)
and brought down the house.
The entertainment was closed with Proi. 8
II. Williams dioramic and art exhibition,
comprising copies Of oil paintings, Landscapes,
statuary, artificial fireworks, comic scenes
&c, &C., which was alone worth the price oil
admission.
We congratulate the band upon the com
plete success Of that entertainment, pecunia.
rily as we'll as otherwise-the hall being well
filled-and hope to soon see them In their new
uniforms, for the purchase Of which the enter
tainment was gotten up.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-04-04
Lebanon R-adicaIism.

LEBANON, March %, 1868.
Editor State Rights Democrat:
Among the many interesting commune
cations that appear in the Democrat from
different portions of the State we see
none of recent date originating in the 10y
al town of Lebanon, which in times past
was SO conspicuous for its literary contri-
buttons and rithy local items. The inter-
rogatory is frequently %propounded of late
-"why is it thus" 1t is said that
"Probono Publico' has run away, and
"Observer' is running for ofice-so it
devolves upon another to make good
the delinquency.
The political caldron in this vicinity
has boiled vehemently as kept up by the
contending fires Of the opposite parties.
The ebullition is a little abated at this
time, as the "unterriied" at this moment
of writing has withdrawn its fuel and
concentrated its combines forces ia the
city OF Albany to place in the Democratic
crucible the great mass of aspiring metal
to be tested by the fiery ordeal of public
opinion, or perchance the wriggling
treachery of a County Convention. We
are entirely satisfied the Convention of
this day will present a ticket that will
receive the endorsement and hearty sup-
port of every man in Linn County that
has the sclf.respect and moral courage to
declare he loves, and will live under one
other than the white mans government.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-04-04
BY
[oosplLrD FROM Tue OREGON HERALD

WASHINGTON, March 30.-In the House
this afternoon, Haight presented the joint
resolution of the New Jersey Legislature,
withdrawing the consent of that State to the
proposed amendment to the Constitution.
Washburne, of Illinois, desired TO return
the withdrawal of the consent of the State to
the proposed amendment to the Constitution.
lie desired to return the document us Il re.
buke to the disloyal legislature.
The Speaker said That a withdrawal was
not in order. as all papers presented in the
morning hour must be referred.
W~ashburne gave notice that he would move
to suspend the rules in order that the. docu-
ment might be returned to the New Jersey
Legislature.
The House then proceeded to the Senate
Chamber, to attend the impeachment trial.
The House re-assembled at half past four.
and resumed business. Several suggestions
were made as to the hour of meeting to. NOR.
row.
The House resumed the consideration of
the resolution for returning the resolution to
the Legislature Of New Jersey, for the rea.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1868-04-04

son TINT the same il d~isrespectfuI to the
House and scandalOus in character. and or,
dering that the title only shall be referred to.
in the Globe.
Ross demanded a reading Of the resolu.
tor.
The Speaker said She gentleman had no
right to demand q reading.
Eldridge remarked that VIC are required
To return the resolution M scandalnus with.
out knowing what IL Is. The Speaker over.
ruled the point Of order, and after consider
able flibnstering Wasbburno's motion was
adopted.
The rules were suspended on motion Of
Schenck, and the resolution was adopted to
print five thousand copies Of Buffers speech,
with accom- panying brief, ard four thousand
without brief. Adjourned.
In the Senate, Butler spoke over three
hours. lie referred N the TACT that the i'm.
parchment trial was about ~ Commence,
which was themost important in the history 81
the ~conntry-one that has perhaps no paral.
lei in the history Of my other country. He
then proceeded IA state the case MS it came he-
fore { G Senate. The Senate he said WAS
different frnm other Courts; TWAS q law
unto itself, not subject 10 ordinary rules 0f
other courts being governed 0nly hy prin.
ciples Of justice and equity. Butler then
proceeded 10 quote the history Of t,tber i'm.
parchment cases in this country and England
to show the power Of the Court in trying the
case. lie dwelt on this at great length, az.
ter having stated the preliminary principles
in the case.
Butler proceeded 10 review the articles Of
Impeachment and concluded by saying /:
''Thc safeguards Of the Constitution against
u~surpation are in your hands the interests
and hopes Of free Institutions wait upon your
decision. The House Of Representatives
has done its duty ; they have presented the
facts in n constitutional manner we have
br0ughtthe criminal 10 your bar and demand
justice at your hands for his great crimes
Never again, If Andrew johnson go quit and
free this day, can the people Of any other
country be the constitutional checks and
guards 10 stay usurpation Of the Executive
power. speak. therefore, not in the IAN.
guage Of cxaggeration, but in words If truth
and soberness in saying that the future po.
litical welfare and liberties Of all men hang
trembling on the decision Of the Senate"
After the conclusion Of Buffers speech,
Wilson. on the part Of the Managers, offered
in evidence certified copies Of the oath Of Of.
fee of President johnson, the appointment
Of Secretary Stanton by President Lincoln
and the ratification Of said nomination by
the Senate. After which the Court ad.
journed till IL o'clock 70. morrow.
The senate was then called to order by
President Wade, when the report Of the
conference committee on the bill 10 relieve
certain manufactures from tax was taken up
and agreed 70. Senate adjourned.
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Disposition OF Causes I'm Court.
March Term, 1868.
CRIMINAL

CRIMINAL CAUSES.
State Of Oregon -. Leobold Lasher-Indiolment
for Larceny, continued from last term. Sullivan,
prosecuting. Dismissed.
State " Oregon 20. John cosgrove-commit-
ment escaped from constable. Sullivan, prOse-
cutting. Dismissed.
State Of Oregon vs.. g. J. Gray-commitment.
Sullivan, prosecuting. Dismissed.
State Of Oregon vs. George Lewis-Indietment
for perjury not arrested. Sullivan, prosecuting.
: Stats Of Oregon Sc. Thomas Liily-Indietmsnt
for assault Sullivan, prosecuting. Not arrested.
Stale Of Oregon 50. Archibald Radcr-Indict-
cutting. Continued.
State Of Oregon -. S. Montgone ry-Indic,-
meut for nan-slaughter; change Of venue frcm
Marion county. Sullivan, prosecuting; crauOr 4
Helm. defending. Acquitted.
Michael Ward vs.. Martin Payne-Ac,ion on en-
dorser's guaranty. S. Ellsworth for prE cranor
i Helm for deft. Judgment for pT'a.
Perry Hyde -. II. 4. Davis and VIM. Ross
Aciioa to recover possession Of real property. F.
4. cbenowcth for PHI; Powell for deft. Dis
missed At cost Of pl'E.
L. II. Griffin W. II. Fred ~MeKay-Debt. Pow
ell Tor pra. Continued.
SAINT Meek IS. Allen Hash-Acfion at Law for
Helm for pi'G. Withdrawn at cost Of dert.
Samuel Denny vs.. Thomas Mouteith-Damages.
Thornton and Strong for pl'f; cranor L Helm fol-
dcri. Judgment for pl'a. 81 500.
Bridget cosgrove vs.. John Cosgroye--Divorce.
cranor 4 Helm for pl'F; Stout L Reed fer dert
Divorce granted.
Eagle woslen Mill Co. IS. Thomas Mnn,ei,h 4
Harvey STANDARDIZATION continued from last
term. Strong, Cranor & Helm for pl'G; Russell
Powell aud Logan for defts. Injunction dissolved
at cost OF pl'fs.
A.. c. Layton et al vs.. John Burres "a aI-Actior
to prevent waste. Powell for pl'f; Russell 4 Dial.
ton and Thayer & Burnett Tor deft. Dismissed a
cost Of pl'G.
Philester Lee VS.. Thomas summers-To enforce
cOnveyance; continued from last term. Kelsey 4
Powell for PHI; cranor & Helm for deft. Dis.
missed at cost OF pl'f.
james Ii. Ritchey ct al VS.. Board of County
Commissioners-writ Of m,aadamas in Road case
J. C. Powell for deft. Road ordered opened, and
defts to pay costs of suit.
Mary j. KEGS VS.. Jacob Kees-Suit in chancery
continued from last term. Powell for ppf; Rus,
sell for deft. Dismissek at cost of pl'f.
Z. N. White VS.. James Balch, Harriet Balch q
ai--suit in equity. Cranor 4 Helm for pl'E
Continued.
State VS.. Joshua Sylyester--Indictment for as.
sault with intent to kill. Sullivan, prosecuting
Continued under 81. 900 bonds.