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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

A dispatch from Helena, Montana, says
that S. W. Beales, Ex-Governor Of Wiscon-
sin, was shot and killed on Monday by
George NJ. Pinney, formerly United States
Marshal of Montana. The coroner's jury
returned o verdict that Pinney killed
Beales in self defence.
The Prussian troops are learning to exc
cute new maneuvre. A battalion throws
itself on the ground, and two other battal-
ions march over them at quick-march to the
front.
An extensive quarry of fine white marble
has recently been discovered in Loudoun
county, .-s.- 81. -rs-
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The Louisiana Legislature ON the
Radical Registration Frauds.

NEW ORLEANS, September S0.-The Sen
ate committee to investigate the action of
the Board of Registration have reported
that the Board of Registrars, of which
William Baker is president, has given in
structions to the various boards Of super
visors throughout the State that are wholly
unwarranted in the theory of, and 60 en-
tirely beyond, the registration act; that
their action in refusing to recognize the
naturalization papers issued by the third,
fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh district
courts was wrong, the Board having no
power to pass upon the validity of judicial
acts, and that these instructions deprive
persons of the benefit of article 90 Of the
Constitution, which deprivation is unjust
and clearly against the Constitution.
The report was adopted.
Senator Bacon's bill combining the regis
trars' acts within the limit of the law
passed first reading and was set for to-
morrow.
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AGRICULTURAL.

A VIRGINIA INVENTION.-We have
"A now on exhibition a. No. Il on Fourteenth
street opposite the Exchange Hotel, the now and
valuable machine known 10 tt
ARNALL'S COOKIE, GARLICK. and SMUT
ga SEPARATOR,
the only machine known that can perfectly sepa-
rate cookie from wheat without regard TO The Size
OF ADHE az applied to rnschinery OF ills
clsss, Is strikingy aud successfully deiponstrated
and we invite the millers, uachtnists, aud hust.
ness men Of Richmond generally who feel In,
terested In the agricultural development OF our
State, TO call and zee for Themselves.
We are now Offering for sale COUNT? SndCSux
RIGHTS IL the States of Virginia and West Viz
ginia, and will be glad TO see any gentlemen rom
the country who may be visiting the city. :.
Charlottesville, Va. or 70 Captain 7. Q. Norton,
Exchange Hotel Richmond, W, : r,ryrc,,
aam nison ~ ~.
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FRUIT-PREsEEvERs.
FURNITURE, &c.

IF YOU WANT FINE AND ELEGANT
4 FURNITURE, and ut the same time CHEAT
aud DURABLE 10 70 Il. a. ATkINsON,s
Governor street between Franklin and Ross, No;
Lac. He has II OF his own make, which be VIII
warrant also, other grades. he ls well prepIrSd
70 tttend 70 the UNDERTAKING DkrAht
MEST of his business In every style, 70 whlcD NJ
pertence or thirty years IS ma0nIao.sre.i ne
hattees himself thath he can give entire @
REPAIRING and BOXING done N Iae oSs'
49, " = = - Ii. A. ATKINSON,
fyn-am $50. No, loo Governor street
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Blythe. Atlantic Cable.

Paris journals despair OF the success Of
the Queens cause in Spain. The revolution
appears to be gaining. strength, but the
news is still uncertain and indefinite, one
telegram often conflicting with another. 1t
is pretty evident, however, that the Queens
party have no chance for success.
Henry Nj. Watts, American Minister to
Austria, has presented his credentials to
the Emperor.
The Viceroy Of Egypt is dangerously i'll
at Constantinople,
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SUDDEN DEATH OF A VIRGINIAN IN BAL
T1MoRE.-On Monday Mr.. Henderson,
resident of Fincastle, Botetourt county, Va,
died at Schwinn's public house, corner
Broadway and Orleans street, of apoplexy.
An inquest was held by Coroner Carr, the
Jury rendering verdict in accordance with
the fact above stated. The deceased at one
time was an officer in the United States
army, but during the late war was in the
rebel army. He left wife and two chill
dren at his late residence, whittier the body
was conveyed yesterday in care OF his
brothcr-in -law-AmeriCdn, 3Oh.
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SEIZURE OF ScHooNER.-BoSton, Sep
TENDER 29.-The schooner Echo, from Hall
fax, anchored in Squam harbor on Sunday.
Her appearance excited the suspicion of
the revenue officers, who, going on board,
found fourteen thousand dollars worth OF
brandy and other liquors in the hold. The
vessel was seized for smuggling.
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Alexander II. Stephens is reported to
have said in conversation recently that the
Conicderacy was not physically overpow-
cred in the late struggle, but that the people
saw, after years of fighting, that the whole
power was gradually being concentrated in
the hands of, one or two Of the leaders at
Richmond, and thereupon, by tacit I'M
derstanding, the cont est was given up.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS IN VIRGIN1A.-Jetfrey's
Store, Nottoway county, is reSstablished,
and Edward A. Ponton appointed postmas-
ter. Tye River Depot, Nelson county, Ii
also ressta blshed, and Henry Weeks ap-
pointed postmaster. At Natural Bridge
Rockbridge county, John Waskey is APP
pointed postmaster vice NJ. Fry, declined.
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STREET CARS IN WAsHINGToN.-We- learn
that extra fare will hereafter be charged all
passengers having baskets, trunks, boxes,
&C., riding upon the street railways. Large
sized trunks will be charged four fares,
moderate-size two fares, and small valises
one fare. Baskets, with marketing, &C.,
will also be charged proportionately.-Nd-
ti0nal IntelLiqencer.
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Exciting Intelligence from Spain.

LONDON, September 30.-The latest in
telligence from Spain announces that the
Royal Generals Jose and Manuel Concha
have gone over to the revolutionists. The
people and the garrison at Madrid had also
declared for the revolution, and the Queens
statue had been dragged through the streets
of the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

The Observation-Disclosures FIGHT.-St.
Paul, Minn., September 29.-The Donnelly-
Hubbard quarrel has assumed a new phase.
Hubbard has withdrawn, leaving Donnelly
the only Republican candidate for Congress.
Donnelly's opponents are urging another
convention, and the fight is likely to grow
more bitter than ever.
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Significant movements have been observed
in the city for several days past which
would seem to indicate Reorganization OF
the rebel association known as the kuklux
Khan, or the Knights of the Iron Ring. We
warn the "trcoly loil :" to be on their
guard.-Lynchbswg Republican.
We learn that two of the soldiers who
were wounded by the recent accident on
the Central railroad have recently died
Lynchburg Neeos. ~. H.. 81.
Lady Amberley has named her first baby
Lucretia Mott.
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The Endorsements on the Alabama
ADDIicatiOn fox Troops.

WASHINGTON, September 3o.-The fol-
lowing are the endorsements on the Ala
bama Legislative memorial for more troops:
Bv the President, "Referred to the honor
bic Secretary of War for consideration"
Rv Secretary schofeld, Respectfully re-
ferred to General Meade for his action, I'M
der instructions of August 25th. It was the
purpose of those instructions to confer upon
department commanders all the powers
which the laws allow, and it is the Presi-
dents wish that within the limits Of his
lawful authority General Meade will exer-
else full discretion in his action to the end
that in any event the peace may be pre-
served" By the Adiutant- General, ERE
snectfully transmitted to General Meade for
his guidance. By command of General
Grant"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

The WAY TT IS GONG IN SOUTHERN OHIO.
At Justices election held here last week
Pomcroy precinct gave George Lee 1919 ma
iority against 20 Majority for Thurman last
:all-a Democratic gain of 100 in one pre-
cinct. A proportionate gain all over the
county will give the county to the Demo
cracy by COS majority. Go in, boys! we
will clean them out this time.-Pomeroy
fGLta( BGDDer
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PIanchette and Pic-nics Prohibited.
NEW YORK, September 30.-The Arch
bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese Of
New York prohibits church pic-nics, plan
Ghetto, spiritualism, and animal magnet
ism being INDUCED in by members of his
church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

THE SOUTH AMERICAN EARTHQUAKES
For ten days subsequent to the 18th of Au-
gust shocks of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as
many as fifty to sixty were experienced be-
tween sunrise and ,sunset-were frequent,
and many of these SO severe that they
strained the Wateree as she lay on the
ground
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

RANDOLPH MACON CoLLFsH.-James A.
Duncan, D. D., has been elected to the pre-
sidency of this famous Institution. DR..
Duncan was formerly pastor Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church (South) in Peters
burg. Va. Such college is worthy of such
president. We congratulate both. One has
an ample field for the employment of his
vast ability; the other, with such talent to
guide, will recover its former prosperity
Sun Francisco Spectator.
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HE WEATHER.--An observant gentle
Ian " one of the neighboring counties has,
' %e near, meteorological record which
s o. that it almost always rains on the
-ts' Of September-the time of the au-
.uihnal equinox. A gentleman of this city
sFe'hes to us that it has rained on the first
nr@''ofday in August every year for the Las,
sI 4 day is not at the time of the
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, September 3o.-There are
1900 Federal troops in Virginia.
Further proceedings against surratt de-
pend' on the action Of the grand jury, and
are improbable.
The revenue receipts to-day were s475,-
600.
Hon. Francis P. Blair is here to-day. BE
declines any public demonstration and de-
parts for the West tomorrow.
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but Butler will be elected

TIE PROSPECT IN WEST VIRGINIA.-Ne
have the assurance of a trustworthy gem
ileman 10 citizen of Parkersburg) that w.
L. Stevenson, the kinlty-headed candidate
tor Governor of West Virginia, a short time
since wrote letter to his old partner in
the furniture business, Mr.. Lowry, of Ale
cheny City, Pa, in which he says there is
no hope of the Radicals carrying West Vlr-
sinia, and that he is certain to be defeated.
Mason County Journal.
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A MURDERER LYNCHED. --MadiS0n, Wls.,
September 29.-Mrs. Anna Wallace, of Rich
land county, was murdered yesterday by
young man named Neville. Neville was
caught and lynched by the citizens. The
object of the murder was money.
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TITO GEORGE W. SMITH: Take notice,

w uEOhuC w. c1h11 1aho notioS'
i that on the 2lst day of October, A. D. lses,
town, Accomac county, Va, between the hours OF
sunrise and sunset Of that day, l shall proceed
to take the dispositions OF elizabeth b Laws, John
W. Adair BENJAMIN T. Gunter. and others, 70 be
read as evidence in my behalf IN certain suit In
chancery depending IN the CIRCUIT Court Tor the
Won are defendant; and If from any cause ! be
taking OF the said dispositions be not commenced
on that day, or If commenced, be NOT concluded a
iourned and continued from day 10 day, or Srpm
time to time, ut the same place and between the
'~- ELIZABETH s. SMITH,
married womRn, who sues by Samuel W. Powell,
her next friend, by Benjamin T. Gunter, her
attorney, SC loEilaW
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DIxIE.-The boy in blue who sits beneath
the lintels of the Democrat Office and plays
the national air of the defunct Confede-
racy, Dixie, has been decorated with pla-
card bearing this red-hot inscription 81
lost my leg in support of the Government !;
l pay ten dollars year license to support
the bond holder !" ;-..
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NEW MACHINE SHOP.

IN SLOAT q AUD1NGTON,
lnsCARY STREET, NEAR FOURTEENTH,
are now prepared TO he all kinds OF machinery,
and to repair STEAM-ESGINEs, HYDRAULIC
PRESSES, and TOBACCO WORK el all kinds
either In city o. ., country; O. well " PRtNTlSG
we have also lifted up TO repair all kinds or EEW.
ING MACHINES and 10 furnish all parts OF
late Improvements on the sI.OAT ELIlP1lS snd
WHEELER q iWILS,N MACHINES AiysW
on hand for sale the SLQAT ELLIPTlG SIN iSa
MACHINE, both new and second.hsn
We are the exclusive agents fDr snppiyyifng ina
JUDsoS,S PATENT 60yERSuR y .L ~ -
well IS the celebrated sELpES -1S'i y
GEORGE ID, sL0AT,
t s- I.-JACKSOH ADDtSGTOS,
se3a-Im las Cary street, near soassceaia.
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BANKS AND BANKERS.

yTIRGINIA.-AtRu Rules held in the Clerk
Office of the Circuit Court for the county OF
Accomac on the first Monday in September, A. ID.
1858. the same being tie 7h day Of the said month
Elizabeth ). Smith, a marie woman who sues Dy
Samuel w. Powell, her next friend. ....P laintlf,
against
N CHASCERY.
The object OF this suit Is to obtain a decree d.
yorcing from the bond Of matrimony the plaintiff
and the defendant.
Affidavit having been made before the clerk Of
said court, and filed amongst the papers in this
cause, that the defendant Is not resident Of this
State, on the motion Of the plaintiff. by her attor-
ney 1t Is ordered that the said defendant do appear
here within one month after due publication Of
this order and do what Is necessary To protect his
interests in this suit and that this order be pub
llshed once week for four successive weeks In
the Dispatch, newspaper published In the city OF
Richmond, and a copy thereof posted 1t the front
door Of the courthouse of this county on the first
day Of the next term of the court OF said county.
copy-Teste j. w. GILLET, e. q.
sc 10-Th4w
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DYErNG AND SECURING.

TSTABLISHED IN 1861. LIME
~ MANS FANCY STEAM DYE1NG, sCOUk.
ING, and PRINTING OVERWHELMINGLY, taS
BROAD STREET BETWEEN FUN hL iio, anu
shawls, cloaks, and sacques dyed In any cosors de
sired or cleaned in the very best ana neases and
ner. Gentemen's garments cleaned OF as
iished prinsins department and will print adies
silks, merinos popins, delsines r ana a,pAcs
dresses. Call and see samples OF ny RIu1NMaE
Practical Dyer, scourer and Cleaner;
n. s.-Persons residing o. distance irom h sne
them returned again In the same way q. shors no
tice. e#at-.r ~ ez.r'-~.H .sv - 44ss- @as-v@NA
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Foreign Markets.

Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL, September 3O.-Noon.-Cot-
ton buoyant estimated sales, $4,000 bales
sugar quiet and steady. Afternoon. Cot
ton continues buoyant. Flour, IT'S. 3D.
Corn, 35s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, September 30.-Evenlng.,-
Cotton active and advancing; uplands,
l01s@lO14d.; Orleans, lO3s@1O12d.; sales,
$4,000 bales.
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Railroad Train Destroyed by the EX-
nIosion of rn-GIycarine.

| ,sURBANA, ONO, September 30.-A train
of ten cars was burned yesterday by an
explosion caused, it is supposed, by nitro
glycerine in one of them. A house quar-
ter of mile from the wreck was destroyed
by the conclusion.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

NASHVILLE, Tenn, September sO.-Se-
veral commissioners of registration in this
State have been arrested and placed under
bail to answer for fraudulent registration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

RADICAL OPPOSITION TO GENERAL But
lrR FOR CoyGREss.-Salena, Mass, Septem-
Ter 2q.-The indications from all parts of
the fifth district leave no doubt that Rich
ard H. Dana, Jr., will receive the unani-
nous nomination rs o candidate for Con-
rress. in opposition to General Butler, in
the Republican convention to be held on
Monday.
but Butler will be elected
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VoHN LATOUCHE. MERCHANT

IOHN LATOUCHE, MERCHANT
81 TAILOR, No. Exchange Place, Fourteenth
street respectfully calls the attention OF his Gus
1nro ers and the public To an ELEG 4 Mt ASSORT-
MENT OF GOODS he has just purchased. Choice
lines Of CASSISiERES for trowsers, which VIII be
constantly replenished as new styles COME. -
tar will be pleased to see his old7friends at the
abeys-lamed place. Se"-S0Ha
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DENTISTRY.

DR. C. e. KLOEBER DENTAL k
1ICHMOSD VAL inserts beautiful ARTlEL
CIAL TEETH on the VULCAEITE BASE Tor
twenty to thirty dollars per set Particular aten.
on owen TO ali operations necessary 70 the preser,
catton or the natural teeth. Correction OF trre
lar teeth cleaning extracting. and the .ent
4 aenaai htaearps generally NsaSs 30 la-sm
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PAINTERS SUPPLIES.
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE, A STEAM ENGINE AND
id BOILER, nearly new. Also, TONGUE
AND GROWING MACHINE, with bits and saw
tables, with saws, shafting pulleys, and betting
complete; win be sold cheap. Apply to
90 III z. w. PICKRELL h co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

A ITEM TON!
FALL TRkDE!! -..
WIN. SEARS WOOD,
at his old stand, NO. MAIN sTEEET, Tor 1874 new
number,) Richmond. Va,
would call the attention Of COUNTRY MER-
CHANTS and the trade generally to his large and
well-assorted stock OF TINWARE, manufactured
expressly for the southern trade. He Is deter
mined not Ito be undersold by any house North or
South. #sE
Cali and the AUTOMATIC CLOTHES
WASHER AND BOILER-the best clothes washer
out. IL. SEARS WOOD.
Established 1874. sc 2I-1In
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FERTILIZERS.

DERUVIAN G u n Ono. PERU
4 Wan GUANO, obtained direct from the
agent Of the Peruvian Government, for sale low b!
ALLISON & ADDISON,
sell 1920 Cary street.
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sToYEa. TrYWARE. &c g.

MOUNTCASTLE CAN BE FOUND ON
lf1 SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN BROAD
AND MARSHALL, and is fully prepared, as
usual, TO do all kinds OF
TIN WORK,
PLUMBING,
Sc ~ SAS-FITTIEG. SC. \.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-Coal consumers,
II know ye that still stand between you and
exurbitant prices, and II you doubt my having
good and sufficient supply OF the VEkb BEST I
QUAF iTY OF COAL In the months OF october
. md Novem er call at my pfilce and read letter
mis- day re 2eived from Messrs Dovey, Buckley u
rity of Philadelphia. r1n' ri !
&c rs Ct g. WARDWEl.L,
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3effaIpRe.

= . = - :, -. ~, 80,
gas slt nls lgipsre 3slt peg g ~!
Sa9tagng fletlleI ptIe pas orpo;
Die :gtl1p 1eMmt pallfsg pen psr Nllpe
9ie 1ptp 8'eot ncg Die aau1e 81;
yer ggle maDt lt9 faagp nnn tDeaer,
1te pnpner iesen 1etfen Glers
M 4ae G,.S l ~ IgaH ?tp sna ltps Stsst
Sasi ~ sisS q - mr. aeit I Ser @otb,
r. "a -. se,..t q. !. sr r. e.us
9as " ote o1otg oet lpTeten SeH:
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1868-02-11

- Sic uSlineis Staatss 3eitune"
befiirtportet ernfiid Die Sanitation
bes Serrn @ufab Sorner, eines Der
geebrteiten Dentfden i'm Gtaate Snis
,rnts ais @oiiberneur sgonSieat ser
raoitalen 8artei. Serr 96rner mar
frlbtf fdon 8ices @ouberneur oes>
.felBen staates unb feins eBaneen: fur
bic slottinution finb gang alissesei6s
NET. Sin, BeFen ipieIen bic 9eutiben
cine erobe Goue.
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Gussoben auf ben inSgIiait niebrigen
StanDPuntt gu rebnairen un6 bat mans
berIsi faIfde Beee ausssfunoeu, auf
DeIden bas@elb besgsnIfes beridpuns
oeniit. Is itelt fd beraus, bab 6er@ras
iiosnt enc tleine 9lrnlee bon SpeSialS
8ean,ten sebaltett bat, iueIde ben
Saben fir 8arteispede Ourdreiiten
unb babel ais spe;iaTs 9Iseaten iieus
rirten. Ginise bieier Gssnten babeit,
siuie man redt iuobI iueib, susIeid)
@orrefponbenjen fir Die Ieitenben be@
mOfratifdsn unb eonferbatibsn Biatter
I'M Siiben 9eliefert. Nfan bat iest
Mabre9eIn nnter 8eratbuae, nm 6iefer
@eridIeuoeruns 0ffentIi@er Seloer fir
@ribatsmeGe Elm Gn6e gu MAIDEN.
Dant ben 8entiibunsen bon @efretar
Gtanton unb Sen. Grant lpiro cine
bebeutenbe 6ebuftion IN ben Mussabeu
fir Die armee Ytas 9reifen. SIR Die
bier Sabre Dor 1861 beIiefen fib Die
burdfauittlideu Soften ie5es @est>
mel,tes bas 5abr apf melt iiber cine
balbe NiGlon, ipabreno fie in oieiem
Sabre faun biefe Gumrne errei6en,
Ser @eiainmtbettag fir Die Gusgaber
Der @eeieruns OeiIen gepi4isun,
anempfeblen ipiro, befduft fid NIT Sins
l9tus aller geip0bnlidsn sIuseaber
auf $9o,912, 900. SIN eriten Sabre
Der @omi,tifration 8utbanans betrue
| bic Gimme Der 8esieruneS guseabeu
SIC, 0o0, 900 in gpIO gesen 500, 900, >
900 in Rapier fir 1866.
Sic 8eiuiIIisunseit, 4iusIde IN Solse
bes &riegss fir 8enifonerl, goutitiea
unb Satersfen n0tbis perOen, fdbpeuer
bieit @uutnle altf $276, 000, 900 an
0isfe auSererbentIiaen 8sniIIisunger
net6en fl5 iatiirliHer Beife bon Sab
gu Sabr berminbern, 10 bab man red,
iuobl annebtnen Tam, 6aB bie na9Ft'
8eipiaieune 1920, 00O, 900 uidt aber'
fsigeh tniro. 5@inf9rdntung uni
Eseparfanteit fms an Der Snassorb'
rnng. Sin gorf1Iag Iieat Dor, Der
bos Goptite fir 8eiuili g,lnsen eit1se.
brodlt bat. Die 9lrfaee nufs 81 Neai,
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

Gxss lpirb biermtt befannt sensad5t, bak am
S13- Sanuar 1853 etn Warfant IN 8anfluptcp
gegen bas Serm6gen non 6 kemas 8. AMBER
erIaen mor6en 1T, meIer af feline eigene 9etiticn
bin fur 5asterptt erfirt rperSen ia, bGB alto bic
9ltiuiig pom S9ufSeft 1mo ueberItefefung pom
Jpn oher ;nfeiuem gebra1 pt,S bic ilebertraauna
pon irsenb einem Gigenthum bur9 TIN GET slid uers
boten fab; baBeine BeriaulmIuRg bon ben Gfdnbis
germ bes gen1nten fir banferst GrtI6rten, nm ihte
So bernngen gu priien uno einen chez metrere
Mjfgnees ietnes germ6gens su err6bIen, am 90.
Mdrs 1868 nm 9 tlbr gprmittag8 oils ein Court of
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