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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30

Rev. Mr.. Cheney, of the Episcopal
church Of Chicago, having been ar
raigned before a church tribunal for a
violation of the ritual of the church,
in emitting the word 'regenerate," from
the baptismal service for infants, and it
becoming evident that the july by
which he was TO be tried were determ-
ined 10 convict him and FemoVs him
from the ministry, appealed, through
his eOunsul, to the civil court for an in
junction to stop proceeding, and the
ecclesiastical court was accordingly ad-
journed. The case is attracting much
attention.
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THE Napoleon Northwest says; "Had
Mr.. Pendleton consented to be the DEM
ocratic candidate for Governor, there
would be no hating or hesitation any
where in the Democratic party. We
do not doubt he could have been elect
ed" Candid admission. Then there
is hesitation ia that party about accept
ing the nominees, and that paper is sat
is6ed. rold Rosey" cannot be elected.
1t has not yet endorsed its party nomi-
nees. r eAs .Hl .s4joo- aal
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GEF. J. NJ CoNET, the able editor Of
the STATE Journal, has been recommen-
ded for Postmaster at Columbus, by a
majOrity Of the Republicans Ofthatcity,
and also BY the member Of Congress
from that District His appointment
would be but fitting recognition of his
valuable services in the Republican
cause.
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Mem 10prrtisenIenfs.
DOAD NOTICE.

x OAO NO11OEs
Il v Notice is hereby given that petition will be
presented to the County Commissioners Of San
dusky county at their next Session to be held in
september, a. D. 1855, pEIing for the lOeation Of
ington township, and running south between the
hpesOf Washington R1dc SalduslSy- townships, in
section No. Is of Washington and in section No. l6
OF sand VskY toTnship, and between the land owned
BY ] Joseph Bigd and Roots, TO fntersect county
road, the trst road south of the Pike. The prayer
'ofsaid petitioners Is that said road shall not BE-
over forty feet in width. +
July IS, 1853. 7s1l sa,fs>7,-i - = - = sI-s4.
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The Belmont Chronicle shows up
Democratic deception of the people and
extravaganza in managing their affairs
briefly and pointedly, thus; "Fhe le-
Wy last year for the payment of princi-
pie and interest Of the State debt, was
$l,s7O,lOI 70; the levy for the sup
port of State Government was 81, ,I4I,
762 80. The Democratic Legislature
has 30 changed the levies that this year
the amount collected to pay the inter-
est and plB0iBls of the State debt win
be-On the same valuation as last year
$500, 422 81, and the amount col
looted to support the State Government
will be 81, 1875 192 Os, an increase, for
the latter purpose, of s5ss,44s a."
This is Democratic economy cease pay
ing the State debt and squander the
money by reckless Legislation.
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The Democracy are in a delightful
condition of uncertainty in regard to
their nominee for Governor. He has
not yet been heard from, and It is not
known that he viii accept Besides, it
is now affirmed that he is ineligible, as
he has exercised the right of citizenship
iD California, and is no longer a citizen
of Ohio. What will the Democracy dol
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YAE TBUNP, Chairman of the late
Democratic State Convention, announ.
ess that he did not vote for Rosecrans.
By the middle Of October numerous
Democrats will be ready to put in the
same claim.
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ADJUTAEr Generals 0FFToE, !
Springfield, o., July 26. o I
sfNERAL ORDER NO. s.

As empowered and instructed by the
foregoing resolutions, ] hereby appoint
seven persons to constitute the Board of
Control Of the Soldiers Orphans Home,
in Ohio, IS follows; - I'D
Rev. P. P. Ingalls,, Toledo, Ohio. 4
Gen. James Barnett, Cleveland, Ohio
Hon. L D. GrisWold, Elyria Ohio.
Col. q. G. Armstrong, Cincinnati, o
Gen. Geo. B. Wright Columbus, O.
Maj. NJ. L. Gunkle, Dayton, o.
Gen. B. F. Coates, Portsmouth, O.
Chaplain 6. w, Collier, Fremont, o..
Asst Inspector General, Department Of
Ohio, is ex otficio member Of said Board
The members Of said Board will con-
vene at Springfield, Ohio, Tuesday,
Aug. Sd, 1859, at / o'clock, P. NJ, for
the purpose of organization, DC. A full
attendance Of members is desired at that
time. .,... t9...,ri -r
1t is expected that places competing
for the location of a Soldiers Orphans
Home, viii forward to these Head
Quarters for submission to the Board of
Control, their several propositions, in
order that the Board may, as soon as
organized, proceed to examine and de-
termine upon a location. h5,
To the public it may be said that al
ready liberal propositions have been
made in lands and money, towards the
location and establishment of,-such
'.Home," !" and contributions. hsYe been
pledged for the erection of suitable bull.
dings, for limited number Of Soldiers
Orphans. AS soon as 8 location is de-
termined upon, Chaplain g. w. Collier,
Asst Insp'r General of this Department
will visit the different localities of the
State, and solicit the requisite means for
the support, management and education
of such number of Soldiers and Sail
ors' Orphans, as may be collected to-
getheE By order of JOS b. -4s-
F,af j. WARREN KEIFER, %
sob aa Department Commander.
w. j. WINTER a.ia rs4 t-
Asst Adjutant General
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b AFTER the unqualified endorsement
given BY the Messenger to Gen. Rose
Grams nomination, we cannot entertain
a doubt that is editor accepts his re-
cord all through the ''War for the
Union" Hence we expect to see the
following paragraph from ''Old Rosey's"
letter to the, Ohio Legislature, at the
head Of its columns, from now till the
election:
s'Fhis is indeed 8 war for the main
tenance of the Constitution ard the
laws" = 81 am amazed
that any one could think of peace on
any terms, He who entertains the
sentiment is fit only to be a slave; he
who utters it at tbss tinss Is, moTever, q
traitor to has country, who deserves the
scorn and contempt of all honorable"
Gen, WM s. RosEcRANs, on the De-
naocrGcy, Feb. 8, 1s6S-Lettsr to tie
Ohio Legislature. M
But what becomes of the record
Of the Democracy, What of their de-
uunciatiOnS Of the war-thsir opposi-
ton to the draft-their efforts to re-
pudiste the debt created in order to
prosecute the ''war for the maint enance
of the COnstitutiOnSand laws" What of
their cry for Apeace on any TERMS" and
their declaration that the s'war was q
failurep What an awful contortion
they must have made to swallow all
their record, and with it he who de-
nOunced them as i'traitors to their
country, and deserving of the seorn and
contempt Of all honorable men,"
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CONFIDENTIAL Young men who, have IN
~. tuTed themselves by certain secret habits
duties OF married life; also middle aged and Old
men, who,rom the follies Of youth or other causes
feel q debility IA ADVANCE Of their years, before
placing themselves under the treatment Of anv.
one, should first read ''Ihe Secret Friend D Ma
ried ladies learn soAstHf1 of inrportanre b.
perusing ''The Secret Friend" Sent to anv al
dress, In sealed envelope, on receipt Of Is eents
address Dr. CHARLES A,sTGARr eco, BOs-
Uon1 mass. r..--r F-..r .r-s.1 .ss-f 81 9iHss
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NOTICE

Il y Notice is hereby given that petition will be
presented to the Commissioners Of Sandusky
county at their next session, September, 1863
praying rythe alteration of q certain piece Of
county Road, In section No, 27, Township No: g.,
Range No. l3, in said county Of Sandusky. being
q part Of the county road, on the south side Of
the Portage River. The slteFRtiOn prayed for in
the petition, is upon the lands of 7. j. Suter to-
vat: To commence about ten rods west of said T.
i, Suffers barn, and run nearly a straight courSs
along the bank Of the Portage River, across piecs
pf bottom land 70 the west line OF the said T. q
Suffers land. The object Of the said alteration Z
70 Straighten ths said niece of road and obtain no.
ter ground for said road, d. ]. sUTERe
8l-S4pdi q NAsTTV Cd
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-30

aGOvERzOs HAsgs viii open the cam
psagn at Wilmisgtoa, on the 18th of
August. HS speaks at HillsboEo, on
Sks lstb, ap4 at London on the 18th,
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oadisAlssa Go. bedroom Of Vim.
Leahy, at Urbaua. was entered by burglars;
on the night of the 18th, chlOrOfOrm applied
to his nostrils, and while he slept, his room
was ransacked, the thieves making of. with
800 IN money, watch, revolver, valuable
papers, and al11ahogahy case - Same.night
the house Of Mr.. L. +, Marsh was visited
and under the same influences small amount
stOleu.----The editor of The eitizes has e1-
amiued "a heads Of wheat which were 5
inches long, contained 55agFains and weigh
ed 81 or. .CGaLC
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.ENOR SALR.

H. One hundred and eighteen aores Of excellent
lane, wen tlmbered. Forty acres improved with
sold &c 30 an acre, time payments. or s45 an acre
mostly eash, 4ocateq ) riles south Of Fremont, y
allvle tgF1ship. Win sell in sRo uisces, = or 40
aeRss, aafs 1Fants On two rOads.
OANF9RLD & %,
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Two Senators for this District.
The following Communication giving
the law under which The SOth District
is antitid u two senasOrs in the next
Lsgislalare L will settle the question
among those disposed to question
whether it is so entitled:
fremont July 2s, 1850.
EDITOR JoURNAL:-Some inquiries
have been made for the authority to
elect two Senators, next October, in the
SOth district composed Of Huron, Erie,
Ottawa and Saudusky counties. Such
authority viii be found in Ohio laws,
vol. So, "a. D. 1861, page 1911. Near
the bottom Of the page it is adthorita-
lively declared that:
'The eighth and thirtieth districts
shall each be entitled to one Senator for
the deeennial period, and one addition
al Senator in the fifth session of the de-
cennial period. HE
'It viii be glorious day for CatbO-
lies in this country when, under the
blows Of justice and morality our school
system viii be shiYered to pieces; until
then, modern pagsnism will triumph"
The secular school sys-
tenn is q secular cancer, presaging the
death Of national morality, devouring
the little sense of religion that Protest
antism instils into its believers The
sooner it is destroyed the better" ."-1sL-
egrgph i sr
It is unfortunate to have a religious
element enter into apolitical canvass,
to stir up strifes and embitter sectarian
feeling, but is questionable whether it
can be avoided in the present campaign
The Telegraph ia the official organ of
Bishop Purcell, and its declarations |
may be regarded SIS authoritative. 1t |
is edited BY brother of General Rose
craps, advocates his election, and in its
continued attacks upon our school sys-
tenn, the crOwning glory of our govern
ment, is understood as striking the key
note Of the campaign. In fact, its ut
terances, in this respect, have SO alarm
ed the Cincinnati Enquirer that it has
tens to assure its readers that the De-
are not opposed to free schools
The Telegraph, however, continues its
assaults, sRd glories in the fact that Ro-
secrans is a Catholic, and as such is OPP
posed to the school system of Ohio
Thus the question is being forced into
he present canvass, and while it is to
De deplored, yet if the question must
1e met, it may as well be met and set
led in this campaign as in any other.
The people are not yet prepared to give
lp system which has been their pride
md glory, and go back to that prevail
ng in the old world, but which is now
icing repudiated even there. France
las, to certain extent, abolished the
Id system, and in Austria Catholics !
nd PFotestants have united to make
he schools unsectarian, with a prospect I
f success. Shall We, then, overthrow
system here the wisdom of which has l
Drcsdo its recognition upon those na- t
;onsF-iTrsl
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NOIICE a.. CAR PENTERS.

ORaPosAI4s vii Be received. Gp to Aasust sth,
Il 500, for buiding the Rodf laying the Shih sies'
and bnllding the SpiIe 1T the .neSS Presbye1isli
Church, st Fremont, All materials FURNISHED by
COMMITTEES. Ians and specifications can be seen
AZ MeGplloOhla Drug -StoTe. Commits TeservinS
the privilege Of rejecting any and al bids.
s,.-e go. ~ :. R-LoUnEAsLEGER, zig
---.- .,.--l e ]. ~. KELLER, -
. = - sUf5 g. Il. MoCULLOCH, 4
O. A, RQBERTS,
BEmARa ColisFTRTgg,
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Z RePubEican JndICIaI OOnVen-
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'-- The Republican Electors of the First Sub
sH Division Of the Fourth Judicial District of
Ohio, are requested to meet in Convention,
lbs at Clyde, on 'a'517 s1i a.
-ls''1 Wednesday,, August 18th, 1869, IN
at II O'Clock A. NJ, to nominate candidate
hlD tOf the Office Of Judge O. the Court Of Com
el' mon Pleas for said Sub Division. The basis
OfrepresentatiOn in said Convention win be
i. one delegate for every one hundred votes
n' eaIt in October last for The Republican can
'al 'haate for Secretary Of State, and one dele
gate for every fraction Of fifty votes or over.
" The basis win give to the Counties eOmpris-
ing said Subj Division the following repre-.
sentation: s.7
Lucas County nty-...-.-...-..46 j.-'
Huron County ty..-.39 a.|
e1EHps Erie County %
q ia SaDdusky County. ..--.--..--4
aid Ottawa County 8
oz. The several County Central Committees
~ lwiIldesignsie the manner of appointing said
ID 6eiegates- s.Ha.- ie sua .isi fisri
GAS. E. PESKEWELL,
VIZ B. SLOAN, as
- B. fsia aa ]. n. RTToHIE,
nsd3 bar bqsas Tx. HoRD, e5a
.IgioT sgir,s b ssHN g LANE, .-.r..a
judicial District Committee.
July 20, 1869.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

EoAA eNO1ACE.
Charles G. Greene W. E5vsr5 2 ri,,,iu.
julia 5. Dickinson, John B. B. Dickinson R1doI9'
phns eknson, Martha Jane Diekinson. LANES
A. Dlekinsoni Henry King, Horace King and
Margaret Dickinson: o ---
Henry King and Horace King will take notics
snat charles q. Greene has fled his petition IN fbe
Court OF Common Pleas Of SandueICv eouDtT, Obio
against them and the other defendants above
chased, at delinquent tax sale on the I5tb daP -
January, A. ID. 1867, the following lands and tene
ments to-Yit; 'S--'
The north part Of the east half Of the north east
quarter, and the south west quarter of fbe north
east quarter Of section number tventv-two G5S.1
also, the east half of the south east 0ua-ter Of &
tlon sixteen U6l also, the south half of the south
west quarter OF section fifteen ii5 also the norf6
west quarter Of the north west duarter of secto
tsESsentysEo 22'l al In township four a. range
That he has paid taxes thereon since said ,,,--
chase, and that the taxes interest srd nsn1sIfV
AMOUNT 70 the sum Of el,5S7 So That these ta-
getner with the other defendant are the ounces ~
sad lands and tenements subject to said taxes.
interest and penalty. She substance Of the nravsT
Of said petition is that said sum Be- deolarsd a -
On SAID lands; that defendants be decreed to 11s,
the same and In default Of such payments. Ssid5
JANUS De sofa m satlsfaetion Of said sum of money
ana costs; that they are required TO answer 90
petitlon on or before the 4th day OF October re-f
OF tne same VIII be taken as confessed AGAINST them.
? -F1AYSSF a1-o4 llfII. Aftiv
A DMINIsTRATRIx SALE OF
IA REAL ESTATE.
In pursuanee Of an order granted BY the Probate
Court Of sandusky county, Ohio, I win offer for
sale at public action, on
Monday, August 10th, 1869, 5
at 10 Oclock in the forenoon, upon the premises the
following described real estate, situate IN the
Ohio, tO-Wit:
Thirty tSol acres of land off of the west end of
tne north part OF the north east quarter of fraction
Of range fifteen l5.) - va 1'- ~
Appraised at sl,l5S.
Terms OF SALEs-One third in hand. and one
thlrd IN one year and one third in two yeers froJ
day q sale, with interest. The payment to h- =
cured pynorsage upon the premises soi1
LAYINA SERREIL.
]. L. Greene, her Atty. U''eSSeS' 9SISs
July l6, 1859.
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To the Creditors pf George o. Momeny, Bank
8Xou are hereby notified that second and third
general meeting of the Creditors of said George o.
Momeny, bankrupt af0resaida viii be held at Nor
the 18th day Of August A. D. 1869 at 10 O'clock a.
", ct the oheeof frank Sawyer, Esqe one of the
Registers in Il "a sid DistFict, for the
purpose named IN the twenty section of the
Bankrupt Act Of March I'd, 1867.
PERRY CLOSE, Assignee
Ofthe Estate of George o. Momeny, Bankrupt.
Dated July "a, 1863. = D 5lisi-os-T Il Y sl-ssl
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-. l-lI.lJ OllIlIs I1-todITTg
Soid BY Druggists and dealers everywhere. Be
ware Of eoQnterteits Ask for HelmbOld's. Take
no onthef tH1cl=ei, ,23 per bottle, or bottles for
$3.50. Delivered to any address. Describe symp-
toms in ali communications
Address b. T. Helmbold, Drug and Chemical
Warehouse, 5s4 BrpadBsy, N 2
" ONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN
ssteel-ensravee wrapper, with fac-simile Of nv
Caemiea WaEehouse b. T. RELMBOLD.
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RICHLAND' Co, GA Mr.. Hall, while
bOeIng corn on his farm, in s..rlDgf Id
foWnshiP recently, saw large snake on
fence near BY. He attempted to kill il with
his hOe, but it was too much for b N, and
cha,ed him some distance, stopping again
near the fence. Mr. h. then got large
Iseone,. climbed on the fence, and dropped
the stone weighing about 20 pounds, on
his snakeship, breaking It's bsck.d He lhen
chopped of its head with his hoe, It vas
monster, measuring sixteen feet in sengtb,
and vas fifteen inches thish in the largest
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Hon Wm bIdLER, 1X-dOveTnor PennsylTanil
Hon. THos, B. FLoRESCE, Philadelphia,
Hon. J. c. KNOX, Judge,
Bon. ] s BLACK, Judge,
Hon. ID r PORTER, Ex-Governor Pennsylvania.
Hon. ELLIS LEWIS, Judge, Philadelphia.
Hon. r Q GRIER, Judge, United States. ~
Hon G W woodward, Judge; Philadelpaia
Hon. " A PoRTER, City Solicitor, .
hon. 5oEN b1eLEH, Ex-Governor California.
Hon. E BANKS. Auditor Gen. Vashinqto1D. e
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4 ADMINIsTRATRx SATF n

]. L. Greene, her Atty. 1-'-'-i' uecesSe9; 5o %
July l6, 1853. -'-0O
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Wines 8 L-IlqHOrs! 83

The ehoise Wines Liquors. Medicinal On hand an
the PPnstay Medicines be found m nv s and .,s
genuine ' 4 i-A'N
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A special dispatch to the Cleveland
Leader says; "The result Of Govern
or Boutwell's administration of the
Treasury department appears in the
proposition from German house in
Frankfort to loan our government three
hundred MILLIONS Of dollars at five per
cent, which the Secretary ahas, Of
course, been obliged to decline. His
idea is, that we may, within year,
borrow all the money We want At four
per cent, or certainly at fouriand a
half per cent; and the present indica-
tons seem to be, though it is not inten-
ded to speak in bis name, that he
would next winter recommend suche q
loan for the purpose of paying off the
FIVE twenties, due nov or whenever the
government chooses 90 to consider
them. A private letter, not to the.
Secretary, from q well advised source
in England, EXPRESSES the opinion that
a bond at four and and one fourth PEI; Per
cent can easily be pegotistsd in Europe
within six or eight months
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.It viii be a glorious day for Catho-
hes in this country when, under the
blows Of justice and morality, our school
systsm viii be ahiYered to pieces; until
then, modern pagsnism will triumph" "
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-13

A1- WHY IS 1T THAT THE FEEBLE
totter, with uncertain steps, the face of the
earth in danger every day Of falling victims to the
morbid influences by which are all surrounded,
when tested and proven vegetable tonic capable Of
esdowing them with the vior they need liz procure
Die IN every city, town and settlement? It might
reasonably be thought that after the twelve ,ears'
experience which the world has had of HOSTEL
TER'S BtTTERS, all would know that its effect Ia
to prevent disease.
At this season the atmosphere is surcharged with
the seeds OF intermittents, remittents rheumatism
pulmonary disorders bilious complaints, and the
ike. Persons whose nervous systems are relaxed
are the first to succumb to these distempers Brace
up the physical energies then with this potential
vegetable tonic. 1t is the most power full recuperanf
which the botanic kingdom has ever yielded to ma
hent research and experiment. Try it, The blind
est disciple Of the old medical dogmas will at least
admit that tonic and Alternative. compounded of ap
proved herbs, roofs and barks can do no harm
while the testimony Of Thousands invites trial OF
its virtues.
Vigor is tho thing most needed in these cases. as
we'll as in dyspepsia and nervous affections. and
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS is the safest. s,,rest am,
most wholesome strengthening preparation that
human skill has yet conoocted AS tonic it is both
mild and agreeable to the taste, and stimulating in
Its action upon the system.
Hundreds of physicians have abandoned all the
omclnal receipts and prescribed this harmless tonic
as preventive and for all cases Of Chils and
Hovel. D&c February 13
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-13

IHE UNITED STATES COURT, February a..
LION. GEORGE :. BRYAN PREsrDMa.-rhe cons,de.
Tat.oa OF the case of tho Peoples National Bank
against Richa'dson. debtor, was resumed. The pe.
9tioh OF >. Smith, assignee. to sell real estate.
w"s referred to Registrar Carpenter The Judge or.
dered the assignee Of Joseph Purcell. after due
advertisement to sell the bond given by Cohen.
Aanckel Co.. at public auction. provided il cannot
pe sold at private sale. 80 az to realize the No,
amount Of eightyseven cents on the dollar and ont
@proceeds to retain $4,000 subject to decision 20 be
MADE upon questions raised by the answer OF I,uf.
nng1on' trustee and the sum Of S12 900 subject to
qoesaons raised by Theo. d. Wagner. "A general
meeting OF the creditors to be held ON the 7th Aprt
aoo'. on hearing the petition ana proof Of lien in
inc case OF udor and HuRgins against Davis Il was
ordered that the assignee sell real and personal a.
e' ana satisfy liens according priority Petition
'ohn D. Mctlwatn for Anal discharge was referred
70 heg'stlar Clawson. 20 satisfy lien In the casea az
'ohn .. heardon and Levi J. Moore, the assignoes
were ordered to sell effects and give so isfacton p
u. benbow was allowed to amend his schedule.
John Il. Mahoney and John O. Brock were finaIiv
disoharged in bankruptcy. All creditors az i. q.
hionardson are allowed to become parties to the
suis In progress against him by the people,a ia
AonAl Bank. EE -