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A MAN BEATEN TO usArH-MsreRIous AFFAIR.

Yesterday morning Coroner keenan, was called
to Bellevue Hospital to aold an inquest over the re-
mains OF young man named Richard Butler who
died there the night previous. 1t appears that late
last Tuesday morning the deceased was found lying
on the sidewalk in varick street, near Downing, in
q state of insensibty by an officer Of the Twenty
eighth precinct, who conveyed him to the Greenwich
street station house. Butler bore unmistakable evi-
dences Of hard usage. After remaining for a time
under the Doctors in the station house ne was
partially restored to consciousness, when the ohcer
In command asked him who beat MIN, to
which he made no reply. subsequently ne
said he had been beaten, but 1t was while ne was
among his friends, and he therefore refused 10 give
any Information whatever concerning tine matter.
Being considered In q dangerous condition by the
physician in attendance, Butler was conveyed TO the
hospital where death ensued as stated. A partial
examination of the body yesterday showed that Dotn
eyes sadly dscolored and the nose broken, be-
sides which deceased had received terrible blow
the right eye with some sharp instrument which
fractured the skull that causing death. The origin
OF the ARRAY which resulted Buffers being fatally
beaten and the cause which prompted him to de-
cline telling the oaicer who beat him, also under
what circumstances 1t was committed are yet
shrouded In mystery. In order to give Captain Dick
son, of the Twentyeighh precinct and the officers
OF his command time TO arrest the guilty parties ana
obtain the necessary evidence, the inquisition was
postponed TIL Wednesday next Deceased lived IN
Hudson street, near King.
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THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST GAMBLIN0-The report
Of the Society for the Prevention Of Gambling for the
month ending May 30 embodies the following:-Mem-
bers admitted, AZ; number Of employees clerks and
others reported to their employers as equenters Of
gaming establishments, &c. The society is very pros
porous and is doing 2 good work In maintaining q
quenting gambling houses may be tempted to use
their employers funds to relieve their losses.
ACCIDENT AT HE'LL GArE.-Yesterday afternoon
during the prevalence Of the fog, steamboat in
passing through the East river, near Hell Gate ran
sunk but the men were picked up by the Of the
sloop Caroline, which was anchored near. The name
OF the steamer occasionng the accident s not known
THE TAX LEVY AND THE CITY LABoRERs.-The
laborers on the docks, markets and public places
were not paid yesterday. The Comptroller said he
could not pay them until the tax levy is signed The
matter created great deal OF excitement among the
many poor men who thus seriously
by the obstnacy or blind stupidity Of the Governor
and the curses against him were both ''lOud and
Deep"
The CHURCH OF THE HOLY INNocENTs.-The
ladies' fair for the benefit Of the above church, which
has been in progress during the past two weeks at
the Everett Rooms, Broadway, corner of Thirty
fourth street was brought to close last night u
has been grand success and probably not less than
$50, 600 have been realized.
FATAL ACCIDENTs-Co Coroner Flynn yesterday held
an inquest on the body Of VIM. Carroll, laborer,
whose death was the result OF injuries received yes
terday morning by being struck on the head by
beam while working on new building in Wooster
street, near Canal. The occurrence being accidental,
the jury rendered verdict to that effect. Deceased
was thirty-two years Of age, native of Ireland and
lived In Mott street. Patrick Riley was very danger
Ousiy injured at the same time
LICENSE BUREAU.-Marshal Tappan, in charge Of
the License Bureau in the Mayors Office reports the
business Of his department during the past week
follows:-Licenses issued-Pawnbrokers, IA; second
hand dealers. 90; junk dealers, SO; intelligence Of
nces 3; vendors, 20; public carts, 25; dirt carts, g.
house keeper, l. Total ISL Collected for fnes $2z
Total collected, $225 25
THE SIXTEENTH STREET Observation-Disclosures Burns,
of the Sixteenth precinct Friday evening arrested
one Jonathan Whitehead, upon whose person was
found certain property stolen from the residence Of
who effected an entrance to her premises at four
O'Clock =. M. Of that day.
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at nve A. NJ in the middle OF winter and mend her
own stockings. / rather think A. Murat viii be
happy man. and the Princess win ind he kicks his
socks out in no time.
Before leave royalty wish to say that Princess
beatrice must have looked lovely at the queen OF
England's last drawing room. She was attired IN
ments were apple blossoms. Her headdress was
PLAIN band Of green velvet and apple blossoms TO
account OF her Majestys headdress / am told It
was cap and ven and q cOronet; would not one
OF THIS trinity have been q more pleasing unityf !
ront, and cannot get rid of the idea Of Jack and
the Beanstalk's times, when kings and queens tied
bed. But this was In private life whereas coronet,
ven and cap that nave to be looked at and cOurtsyed
TO for i've hours are not admirable ON the throne.
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CouiT or SFtc'lL SESSIONS.
Before Justices Kelly and Bowling


James Mcclure was charged with brutal
assault on his daughter Mary Shaw. The Testimony
went TO show that the accused went into the room
where Mary was sleeping, dragged heruout OF bed
and beat her In brutal manner. He was sent TO
the Penitentiary for two months.
Fanny, q colored girl was charged with the lar
ceny Of gold stud seven handkerchlefs and other
property from the residence OF Mrs. Mary II. Tu-
Crane, where she had been employed as Kitchen
maid. II also appeared In evidence that the accused
had stolen other articles from the house where she
had been previously employed She was sent 10 the
Penentiary for four months.
. Thomas Campbell, a little boy, was charged with
ehe theft OF quantity Of fractional currency from
the box on top OF stage at the foot OF East Houston
street Having been caught with his hand In the
money box, he was sent TO the House OF Refuge.
george Rudolph was charged with having assaulted
Sharies Ralienneller No. 163 Lewis street. He was
etanuln9 on his stoop when the accused approached
anu, au s.rnck MN several times on the face lie was
James martin entered plea Of guilty 20 q COM
elalnt Inaue by Henry thinner, in which he was
charged with the theft of piece OF cashmere valued
af f26 from the store OF the latter lie was sent TO
the Penintentlary for four months
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackett.

tn June term OF the Court OF General Sessions
commences on Monday morning. The Calendar Ia a
heavy one and during the term several cases OF in
serest and Importance will be tried and disposed OF.
Recorder Hackett will preside and the prosecutions
uuring the month viii be conducted by Messrs. A.
Oskey Hall and Cunning g. Bedford. Jr. If there be
quorum OF Grand Jurors present, the Recorder will
charpe them, after which the following calendar Will
De called or otherwise disposed off,
- reopie vs.. John Pinder for murder: same w. John
ysnea nansiaughter; same w. Simoncand Edmund
wanacnl lalse pretences same Edwin A. Weed
receiving stolen goods; same VS.. Robert Mont,
robbery; same VS.. James Pingthon. robbery: saine
vs. william ABEL grand larceny e cases); same vs.
MARY Mead, grand larceny; same vs. Harry Rurode
Ceny.
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ENcAmpstsT Of the IwtSr.stcun REGIMENT

At a late meeting Of the Board of or,cers Of the
above-named organization, the question Of a ann.
mer encampment Tor four days was considered.
Several places were suggested but Long pranch ,,o.
most favored by those present and viii ba mna,, was
edly chosen The regiment is not to NO On ho,,aa
trip alone for II has been determined 10 suhac, y
instruction may accompany the pleasure NJ @ha tha
s0jOurn at the breezy seaside. Several przss arc ,o
be offered for perfection 10 dri, and through sncb
Incentives In addHion to the power and disc,nsno ~
good officers IL is hoped the skill OF the regiment a.
a body win he douby improved This encampmen'
excursion u Comnsnies D and d 10 Boston. M yuy.
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Su2h0lkTt's COURT.
Before Gideon j. Tucker.

btIVIt VIIVUH j. IuckCr.
The following wills were admitted to probate din.
ring the past week. viz.:-0f Dennis Harris. Henry
Gale. Samuel W. Goodrich, Vim. 2. Mlard. Sarah
sivintaoD Francis Dyer, Mary Ann Norris Elizabeth
Eckert, Georgia Jackson, Frederick S. schlesinger
Aaron MtUnt. Georgiana b. Mackay, jeremiah La.
rogue. JoserN Henrques, Franklin Lord, Asa Smith,
VIA. Coggsw ell Johan Rauer Thomas +. Jenkns.
Letters OF administration were granted on the
estates of the eCllowing named deceased Jane
Simpson, Rebecca A.. Riker Daniel Il. Riker, VIM.
Batty, Adam CalhoSp, John pfistram David g.
Wright, jeremiah b. Aptig, Joseph Walker, sidncy
j. IDgrabam. WIN. YOl'Ogs Darei Dunn, NiCB0las
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NEW YORK CITY
THE COURTS.
uKI1ES STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Collision Case-C0mpensaft0n Tor reDonai
Injuries.
Before Judge Nelson.
Cn,un rs. TneSeaDaooats Washington ana Anne
Greooyp.-In this case on the application of the
counsel, Judge Nelson set it down for hearing on
Monday, the sth OF June
Business of the Court.
Judge Nelson stated to the bar that on Monday
next he would be in New Haven, and on Wednesday
he would be in court here and take up the appeal
calendar.
Alleged Breach Of Charter-Cross Case in
Appeal.
Ererhard Fnler Us. The Schooner OaTust James
THOMPSON ana Others.-This case being called,
Judge Nelson desired Mr.. George DeForest Lord to
proceed with the opening. 1t appears from the
pleadngs that the lbelant is extensive dealer in
cedar wood in New York, and that in December,
1865 he chartered the schooner Onrust to go to Tor
tugas and bring back cargo OF that WOOD. II
was proved in evidence that after dscharging
her cargo in three days after arrival she
was ready to proceed in the execution OF
her charter, when she was seized by Quartermaster
Peoples, OF Fort JEFFERSON under the orders Of
General Hin, and ordered to go to Key West for
cargo OF coal for government use: This the master
protested against and pleaded his charter as the
reason of his refusal On this the quartermaSter
sent sergeant's guard under arms on board and
compelled him to go as he was directed. The Onrust
was then under compusion sent for the coal, which
she brought from Key West and delivered at TOrtu-
gas, when she was again seized and sent back for
another cargo OF coal, and was not released from
this compulsory service until long after she due
In New York according to the terms of her charter
When released by the quartermaster he proceeded to
comply with the orders he had received In New York
TO take in a cargo Of cedar wood and refused;
but finally, after some remonstrances with the mer-
chant in Tortugas, he got the cargo under protest.
and delivered II in April II she had not been de-
tanned by the compulsory service referred to she
would have completed ner charter duty fully two
months sooner, and during this detention the value
Of cedar wood declined in New York fully fifty cents
per cubic foot. There is q volumihous mass Of testi-
mony in the case, which Judge Nelson said 1t would
not be necessary to read. He would hear the plead
ings in the case and should 1t be deemed essential
to refer to the evidence the portions required might
be read. Decision reserved.
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BaiffHgef, John McAuhnS, WIN. Hennes, Cafhafipe
Brown. Clara Fcllner, Hugh Smith, Aiexapder
Toombs, James 7. watson Henry BOenken, Maria
Smith appointed guardian and Legrand Spencer,
Amanda Van Blsrcum Of Georgietta and Walter A.
Boyd and Catharne A. and Julia A. Boyd. Emily @.
Halsey OF Anna =. Tuttle, John p Eckfort OF Henry
ROrnahrews, Christina OF Minnie.
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..wALLAcs-MuRPHY.-On Wednesday, May 81 al
city. ~ 49, ~ ''-~
.MAhREN1DoRENUs.-On Thursday, May %, az
ar;sS hudson county. N. j. by the Rev. Fred
SiivH W N. uray' rector OF Calvary church. Mr. JOHN
s N ~ 20 EsrELLE, daughter Of p. O. Doremus,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

suIrn-CIApx.--On Thursday evening, May 2s, at
the residence OF the brides father, by the Rev. A. d.
Vail, CHARLES J. SMITH to MARY j., eldest daughter
Of John l.. Clark, ESQ.,, VII ol this city.
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SUPERIOR C0URT-spfClAl TERM.
The Stafford Pavement Case.
Rpforo JudUp Goryin

Peter Dotdn rs. The Mayor, dc.-This case which
set down for adjournment this morning. was
further postponed TIL Wednesday next.
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Legal Notice.

To David Shroyer, Lucinda Swan; Su-
san Doty, Phebe hufty; Robert W, shroy-s1
er. owen l.. Shroyer. Lucinda shroyer
Jacob T. Shroyer, James L. Shroyer, WI
lam G.. McMinn, Jacob 7. McMinn, 6h4
to allthe Heirs of Stephen q. Shrcyer an4
Christina Shroyer decd, whose names ar6ss
unknown to the undersigned.
You and each of you are hereby notified
that a paper purporting to be the last win
and testament Of Phebe McMinn deed
was opened and read In the County Court
of Wapello County Iowa. on the 9Th day
of October 1868, and that said County
Court has fixed on the first Monday In
November, wit: the I'd day OF said No
yember 1865, as the day on which said in-S
strulnent viii be proven up and establish-
ed, and unless you appear Hsid show
cause why said will should not be adult
ted 10 Record ms the last will and testa-
ment of said Phebe MoMinn, Judgment
will be rendered in accordance with tho
| facts as they shallappear.
| By order of Wapello County Court.
J. s. PORTER.f
! Oct. IS w4t County JudGb.
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Notice in Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United States
for the District of Iowa IN Bankruptcy.
In the matter of 4. j. Drain, bankrupt,
at Keokuk, in said District, on the 14th
day of September lS6e-U. y. A., Dis
trict of Iowa. 3
This is to give notice that petition has
been to>wif, on the 18th day of Septem-
br, A. ID. 1868 filed in said District Court,
by To. Drain, of Montezuma, Powesheik
county, Iowa, in said district, and who
has been heretofore duly declared bank
rApt undr the act ofcongress entitled IAN
act to establish uniform system of bank
ruptcy throughout the United States"
approved March I'd 1857, for discharge
and certificate thereof from all his debts
and other claims provable under said act
and that the 18th day of October, A. ID
1868, at 10 o'clock q. M, is the time as
signed for the hearing of the same before
said court, in the city of Keokuk, Lee
county, Iowa, in said district, when and
where all creditors of said bankrupt, and
all other persons in interest, may attend
and show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer of said petitioner should not
be granted. nE
And further notice is hereby given that
the second and third meetings Of the cred
itors Of said bankrupt, required under
the 9th and 18th sections Of said act, will
be holden bsfore Danl Anderson, Regis
ter in Bankruptcy, at his office in the city
of Abba, Monroe Co., Iowa, on the 18th
day of October, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
RANKIN 4 MccRARY,
Attys.
II. X. LOVE, Clerk,
U. 8 District, Court, fir Iowa.
GxHv1t 0xsr
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he C0npetine Meeting,

lie republican Township Con
senon, fS' Compotlne Township
hol'at MaE7svillo, on Saturday last
wawell attended, the School House
'e'y hlled and nearly every person
orent voter.
der determinations tor Township
omm wcr made, J. G.. Hutchinson, Of
thidty, made an able and telling
SPY Of two hours and a hall in
lena in which he completely show.
cd md exposed the treason, cor
rupn and infamy of the Democrat
&c ~ ~ the past, aud proved from
the'latform and leading men that
as sfgAnixation, it is now, if pos
si6l0ces reasonable than ever be-
fored Mould if it came into power,
brinpon the country another terri
BILE eWar.
Itch was listened to through.
OUT Ne utmost attention, and
all Hore well satisfied with
ms sdt argument in favor of
Gran'lf, and equal rights for
all mt
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added perjury to trea,oo, and
who held offices at the time the rebel
lion broke out, and had yjelated their
oaths to support the constitution of
uho United States.
On all the other points at issue
which his time adnitted, Mr.. Stiles
arguments were Host able and effect
i've, but we hays'no time to-day for a
more elabor,te report.
Mr.. Bs,aett took occasion in his
closing feech to indulge in charac-
teristc personalities, as ancslled for
a. shey were dishonorable. : z.
"A Quaker once said to q LAWYER,
ats q pity friend that lying is such
q sin since it seems to be so necessary
to thy business" So we say to Mr.
Bennett and his party, Of which he
is the mouth piece hereabouts, ii is q
pity that personal abuse, misrepre.
sentation, and slangwhanging are
such ungeutlemanly traits, since il
seems to be impossible to run Cop
perhead speaker or meeting success
fully without freely indulging ir
them.
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Coming !!

IN ~ 10. Railroad was finish
ednd coastruction trains were
rsnsn' vEhin nine miles of the
SAs list Thursday.
E = So force is at work,
crpuine after, SO that inside
OF y dit will be completed to
TIE ate I'D to the terminating
PeaEof Meth Mo. r.. r. and to
thsstiaiht Of our st. L. & G. r.
unaand that our company
ar shilhe work as fast as the
me at Z disposal will permit.
def4lmble, Director Sans
'oe1a Van. Daggett, of this
city mol !. Louis making the
.iina fotin| for the sale of our
Ds hiv1 Understand are in a
aar of sunmation.
'arioSths ought now to
els ithpeT management, and
Pro1ttay,t before the cities of
81 landanwa are indissolu-.
Oily h tdhs in the iron bands
Of 3s fspt&y.
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Notice in Bankruptcy,

In the District Couot of the Unitrd States
for the District Of Iowa, in Bankruptcy.
In the matter of Fred Seifert and Chas.
Grucer bankrupts, at Keokuk in said
District, on the 2ith OF September, A. d.
1865. u. S. A. District Of Iowa.
This is to give notice that petition mas
been. to wit: on the 18th day OF Septem-
Der. A. D. 1868, filed in said District Court,
by Fred Seifert and Chas Grucer of Eddy.
Vile, Wapello County, State Of Iowa.
who have been heretofore duly declared
Bankrupts under the act of Congress en-
titled IAN ace to establish uniform sys-
tem.of Bankruptcy throughout the United
States,' approved March I'd, 1867, for
discharge and certificate thereof from all
their debts and other claims provable un-
der said act, and that the 8lst day of Octo-
Der. A. d. 1868, at 10 o'clock q. m. Ia as
signed for the hearing of the same before
said Court, at Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa,
when and where all creditors or said
bankrupts, and all other persons in inter-
est NAV attend and show cause II any
they have why the prayer Of said petition
ers should not be granted.
And further notice is hereby given that
the I'd and Sd meetings OF the creditors Of
said Bankrupts required under the 21tn
end 18th sections of said act, will be held
before Dan'l Anderson Register In Bank
ruptcy at his Offices in Alba, Monroe Co.
Iowa. on the goth day of October A. ID. 1868
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
M 81 I'll. K, LOVE.
Clerk q. S. ID. g.
October Sth 1868 w3t.
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Our CANDIDATEs.-Let the people
Of Wapello county remember that
Cooley and Tower, our candidates
for Clerk, and Recorder, enlisted in
the ranks at the commencement of
the Democratic rebellion; that they
fought most CALAMITY for their coun~
try, that they each one left a leg on
the field of battle as sacrifice on
the altar of their country; that they
are in Consequence incapacitatcd
from making q living at manual la
Dor, and that thcy are the present
incumbents and have rendered entire
abstraction to everybody, and being
honest, faithful, capable, and MAIN
cd defenders of their country, they
should be elected by . grateful peo-
pie, and will be.
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& Quick SALEs.-Major A. H. Ham
recently lssd of 20 acres in los on
Ne land adjoining tho city. a
He has already sold 16 Of them,
- lAst sale being 3 today to J.W.
uggins Esq, for $1,000 aggregate
They viii all be built on this fall
I'D the coming season, which will
make that one Of the most desirable
part. cf the city.
These, and the many other rea
estate sales in the city, show q ready
| de.and. and appreciation for tow
property highly gratifying.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

T& Fewer and %gus, Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever Homtftent 16yR, Dumb
x9ue, Periodical @ Bilious Fewer, &c.,
and indeed al the affections which arise
nom malaRious, maEshs or mtasmaao
po16ouD.
A. he name implies, Il docs Cseys, and docs net
dal Containing neither Arsenic, Outline Bislesth;
Znc, nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatsoever, Il In nowise Injuries any pa4ienf. The
number and importance offs cures e The agne dis.
without parallel in the history Of Agne medicine.
Om pride is gratiied by the acknowledgements we
receive Of the radical cures effected IN obstinate
cases, and where other remedies had wholly hiled.
Unacclimated parsons, either ressdent in, or
travelling through miasmatic localities VIII be pro-
tected BY taking the AGUE CURE daily.
Tor Lfcer Co~psatats, arising from torpidity
81 he Liver, Il IL an excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
H0r Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, Il 10
an excellent remedy, producing many 4uH r..
variable cures, where other medicines had fl1ed.,
Prepared by DIR. J. C. AVER q Co., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sdle
al sound the world. :
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DRIvrNG.-Wolf, Carpenter & Co.,
the enterprlstng contractors, who
are making the st. L. / G. r. r. and
the B. h M. r. r. are now driving
the fifteen mile section between AZ
ton and the Adams county State
line, to rapid completion. On this
section alone they are working 500
hands, $50 two horse teams, 14O scra-
pers, and 40 plows.
They propose to have this part of
the road completed by Jany. LIST next.
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STATESJF IOWA, County court Of said
Wapello County. Term 1858.
j. M.HULL, Admr, II. Segur's Est.
Orlando Segur, ct, al.
To Orlando Segur, Pauline Segur, George
segur, James Segur. Andrew Segur, JEFF
ferson segur, Elizabeth ]. Hubbard and
MarthaJ. Bland.
You and each Of you are hereby noti-
fed that there Is now on file in the Office
OF the County Court Of Wapello County
Iowa. the petition Of j. M. Hull as the
Administrator Of the Estate Of Henry Sc
CUR decd, asking said court TO make an
order authorizing him ~ said Adminis-
traitor to sell and convey the following
described real estate, to-wit: Lot Is In
Block s, Lots and : In Block 9. Lots 5
and in Block 10. and lot in Block 10.
ali in Chillicothe, lows, for the purpose of
paving the debts Of said estate, also that
unless YOU appear and defend thereto on
the first Monday in November A. D. 1858
at the office OF the said County Court In
Ottumwa, Iowa, the order Of the court
will be made In accordance with the
prayer in said petition. LI-.--
~ 8 j. II. tHACKWORTH.
sEass. .gyE Atty for Petitioner.
October sth. '6Sw4t Y