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New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
THE DISPERSION OF OUTLAWS IN KENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, june q. "A detachment OF
mounted men has sent, by order OF the General
commanding from Lebanon to Stanford KY TO assist
the civil authorities in riddnR Lincoln and adjoining
COMMITTEES OF maraudng bands that have been holding
SWAY there for some time past. The troops are 10 be
used only in case the civil authorities are unable 10 sup
uress disorder. The General commanding dispatched
staff officer 10 the Of trouble, who has returned
He confirms the reports that Henderson Gooch ana bis
hand of villains are terror TO the lawablding cLens
shooting around prOmiscuOusly Tie troops VIII remain
there present.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
FORT WASHINGTON FRENCH INSTITUTE.

IORI WASHINGTON ERENCt INSlIIUlE.
The 14th annual commencement of the Fort
Washington French Institute took place In the college
chapel yesterday afternoon The buildings OF the nsti
tute are beautifully situated hill overlooking the
Hudson and about quarter Of mile from the village
OF Fort Washington. In connection with the College
magnificent cabinet OF geology and mneraogy has been
established This together with the philosophical appa
Prof. V. Provost, very attractive features OF
the Institute. Every effort Is made DY the
Faculty preserve the strictest cleanliness among the
students The bathiug ugroOms are large and perfect ~
every particular and bathing is put down as part OF
the necessary routine. The diet is plain but healthy ana
better respects than 10 IS In most educational n
su0ns. There is no time lost In the French Institute
aud what not spent In study or recitation rs devoted 10
recreation. For this purpose gymnasium has been
fitted up and together with the base bdl grounds, AZ
programme OF the commencement yesterday
was exceedingly attractive. The competition
pze OF clOcutOn, In four languages, the piano
music by students, and the demonstrations OF prob
lens m trigOnomcry natural philosophy ana clVii eng
ncerug particularly worthy Of note They reflected
great credit only the young gentlemen but upon
the able professors of the Institute. In connection with
the mathematical department, 10 IS somewhat remaFka-
BILE fact MCs-rs Sayre Priest and Diaz ChOuteau,
all graduates Of the institute and members Of the same
Pacnc Railroad. The exercises of commencement were
closed by the presentation Of diplomas as surveyors To r.
sosa. ~ Guzuau. aud 4. Smith; Masters OF Modern
Languages II. Cdurice, L. Ortega and r. SOsa In addl
10 NJ Guzman, the " most perfect gentleman OF the
class of 1862" After the distribution OF various other
prizes the visitors conducted through the College
buildings aud were exceedingly ganed at the general
The sleeping apartments hung with drawings Of
superior order, by students.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
srIT AGAINST THE SHAREHOLDER IN TIL
MCOOLE PRIZE IIGHT.

Sr. LOUIS, June 4.-John Carroll and Sher-
man Thurston entered suit to-day against John
Fletcher the in the recent prize fight to re-
cover 81 900 placed in his hands and since paid TO
Ncfooe They alege that the referee wrOnciully ana
carrnlv decided the battle In favor OF McCOOe. The
same patics also sued Dan q Taylor into whose hands
amount received from the passengers who went on thc
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
ADJOURNMENT OF THE MASSACHUSETTS IEGIs-
LATURE

BosToN, June 24.-The Legislature adjourned
at O'Clock this evening after the longest session ever
known in the State The two Houses fought all day on
the question mentioned yesterday and the House nay
receded and the Senate tTiumphed The House has
C,ittae ~ lts own members appointed but their com
ueusation and expenses not provided Tor as me
SeUate wOnld allow IT, The next General Court WI"
prnlably provde for the pay ment Of the Committee
The Governor has sign cd 46G bills and lO3 resolutions
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
DEATHS IMAM ALMsHoUsE.

BosroN, June 24-The medical testimony at
the inquest on the bodies Of Morris and Gagen found
dead IN the lookup Of the Dorchester Anshouse dis
tscd that congestion was the cause OF death. II was
ei, also thai the room lacked good ventilation but 1t
neared that several persons had been previously con
Oura in tho same apartment without buHeTHE from uio
ae.rfs of their confinement.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
ROED ROBBERY,

James Joyce alias English was arrested yes
terday afternoon by detectives CusicR OF Buhaio ana
Repnet OF this city, on warrant charged with stealing
large amount OF United States bonds from James Jan
son OF Hamburgh, Erie County New-fork. lie was
taken back for trial
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25

BARROE-wGLLIAMs-At Princeton N j. Wednesday the pa
inst by the Albert Williams Of San Francisco John BatrB
NJ D. York City Harriet Muiord daughter Of the oheat
ing clergyman.
LEMRNCRAUPLUMMRR-O Wednesday. June % 1.-THE residence
by the Hon OskeT Hall Mayor Of
NewYork George CesDceau Of Paris France 70
Miss mary r. Plummer Of New-York.
CLEMENCBAU-PLUMMBR-Tn this city "Wednesday, JuHe ~
at the residence brides uncle H. s. Taylor the Hon
Hall Cemenceau OF Paris France 70 Mafg
B. daughter Piummer, esq Of Springfield Mass
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
THE STATE or TRADE.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
FRlSKVoBT, June 2Ryening bonds closed quiet
unchanged
PARIS, June 24-The Bourse is dun.
EveningCott0n closed Quiet for stock spot
TO arrive; prices unaltered.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
DOMESTIC M,nrrrs

WILMINGTON ~ June 2Spins Tupeu,ine quiet ROss
steady I'll 8o6sL Crude TurPentne ~ 65gs3 rB2 25
NEwORLEAxs 2AC0on nominal; Mdlngs 3c sales 70
bales receipts 80 bales Gold 37a3 BIhsnge-SteTing 5i1
l5Oi York sight. premium.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
THE LEHIGH UNIVERSITY.

BETHLEHEM, Penn, June 24.-The Lemgh
University sent forth its first graduating class today
The Right Rev Bishop Stevens of Philadelphia delivered
"A most Interesting historical address on the University
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25

FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT TARRYTowN
The Express train Of the Hudson River Rail
road, due at TaTytown about II Oh Wednesday, IA
over and killed, above Tarrytown, one of the hae-me
VIM. Meeker aged So years Coroner Van Tassel held n
death"
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25

The municipal election in Portland, Oregon,
on the 2st inst, resulted in the of the entire
Republican ticket
The Union Republican Association of the
XXth Assembly District met for the first time in
their quarters Grimm's Garden on Thirdave.
last night There was good attendance, and 63 new
members were proposed.
The following delegates to the Irish Repub-
Ican Convention in Chicago the 4th Of July. have
elected for the City Of Philadelphia: Ist Congress
siona Dstrict-Col Thomas Fitzgerald and Col James
Brady. lid Distrct-JohD NJ. Moriarty and Capt ]. j.
Coye. lid Distrct-G Leslie Reilly and John NJ. Nc
Laughlin Iyth Dstnct-Dr. W. NJ Elder and John Nc
Ehoue The delegates pledged support the protec
ton OF American industry, Universal Suffrage and the
liberation of Ireland Nearly all the Congressional dis
tcts Of the State will DC represented Senator summers
policy on the Alabama claims meets with their support
The Union Republican Association of the
XVIII Assembly District met last night in the Cosmo-
poitau Hall, on Third.ave and sixteenth-st resOu-
on passed regetiug the necessity OF the removal
Of Mr. j. NJ Thompson from the District and expressing
the aamaton and high appreciation of Association
for his services as an active, working Republican The
members expressed, with considerable feeling their
jectOns To positions being given to parties not working
IN harmony with the regular Association OF the District
The Committee Membership instructed TO report
at the next meeting large number Of names that
had been handed in to the President.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
MARRIED.

SnpOlO cleaning polishing Wholesale Depot No I'll
WashngtOu-st ESoCH MoRGASs SONS
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25

Through the shrewdness of Detective Nettle-
ship OF Newark Petrie of Elizabeth believed 10 pe an
eYtensiye dealer in counterfeit revenue stamps was
arrested yesterday and committed 10 prison IN default OF
5000 bail An accomplicc was also committed
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
SuttiaI actitss.

Eighth Assembly District Union Republican AssOcia-
ReuBou German iel0Ntens With the regnt
strict v tate place AZ heaiqaaTters Ruufi
o'cloe. JOHN v. FARMER, President.
JoHN SrISsOS ls..,.,,v,o.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25
DIED.

Ill Notices Of Marriages must be indorsed rri& full
New-York tribune., 1869-06-25

aIe said IL had been ntimaed that Senter proposed TO
beat him by removing Commissioners OF keglstfatl0n
who Stokes men, and substituting others who would
be pant tools OF Senter. and claimed that allowed
fair election he would beat Senter from 10000 To $1,000
votes He charged gross mismanagement and corruption
i'm railroad matters mentioning several names and de-
cang that the only railroad receiver In the State who
had ever paid over a dollar Col. BrOwnlOw. The
cheers OF the crowd showed that Stokes had the sympa
thy Of the largest portion Of hs audtOrs this was how
ever rather their precOnceyed disposition from their
knowledge OF the platforms on which the candidates
Stood than the effect OF th9ir respective addresses
euer followed in address OF hafan hour and Stokes
concluded in one OF equal length, and In minute after
ward the two rivals who had just charged each other
with much treason incOmpetency and rascality,
raternzing Ike opposing lawyers after trial. and with
hands on each others shoulders and using familiar titles
arranging for conyeyances in the further prOsecu
ion ut their joint canvass The railroads wiz give them
comparatively little help, and much OF their journey will
20 roads where buggy Is not "a very available
conveyance. What the upshOt Of the will be II
impossible TO tell. Each man has strong supporters
yhO confident of The dsfranchised are for
enter the negroes mostly for Stokes the native Repub
leans and Northern men much divided. Nous rerrOHS
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-11
EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT

brief allusion to the origin NJ this imno,,.r, IT.
eoyery may not prove uuIuters.tIny hmoaS III,
authenticated records of the renowpsI can,sIr
| Cook :. VOYAGE .rou,d Tho vorII ~ - ~
| statement mat NM soionsaia ne
time ON the BrayIIIan Goa, or son,,, AnorTn.
| he obsorvsd the natIyss nsin,, Ia ,L ,'
| ,on a, mi. 80 =. r.II =, ~ r''P'"
| examInatIon ha fo,na "a no.sa.. H. ,,. ~
t,sts and dave ~ p,t,ar 49,, .s,, ,'t
howsyar ha ,s.a,,,,naa Al, =,
stancs mai ,ha ns,,va. S,s,,,,.s ~. "mpl' SUI
| norT.c, n.nnar r. 80, - I s'uuo auu 'n
thst v,o,v snon,a naa,I, 49,. P'su.
warm ,ror,csI conn,rv sa,r n.aI u ma
nan, PrsnrS ohs,ois, ,rht,. 's' Aso' an en'i,
| a ,ba ,rorIos - '.. I.'.1'' ''ai
| ,ht. ..ms.L.h," ,,-iI eNpo''"ep's win
saaIaI q" a'.,'.a,, VI nI'u'e' Anu hue'
81, IT, ta,S. eS'enee OF tne
SnIn p in1 rO,hua LOT IT'S PREPARATION aud the
'Nnh h''hi ioi "' sale IN ths country are the
sheIasNe properly Of 'his Company by whom II
49, S rom me ohEihA' diseoyerer We
claim Tor this remarkableiyet simple aud perfectly
harmless pfepAauon-
| L. InA' Dy us use net gain OF from My to two
| hundied per cent Is made In the manufacture
OF Butter
| T. That Batter which from age or wha ever cause
may be strong, rancid. streaked, or coarse.
grained. and comparatively useless for general
use. by the aid Of this Extract, Is restored to
Its original Freshmen and sweetness. auo. grain
and even color.
By the use Of this Extract. one pound Of deli
eious. fresh Butter Is actually made from ono
plat Of milk.
T. ThAi pure and excellent table Butter eau be
nAue' AZ q COST OF from 10 70 ~ cents per pound.
me ehiefexpense wherein being Butter, which
Is the essential base.
o. That Butter manufactured by the aid Of this Bx-
traetis equal In every respect to the best But.
Ter made by the ordinary method.
chemists. is pronounssd psrfsety ,, Ds t %o
49,, - p'Ou , Po'ie'H' 'ee from
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A OBLIGATIONS FOR DUPLICATE
n WARRANTS

u.
Pension. OFFICE, Mar 5, 1860
, Application hayiug been made under the pct Of
June ~, lsol for the reissue Of the following de
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed: Notice is hereby given
that at the date following the description Of each
warrant new certificate or warrant Of like 10 loT
will be reissued II NO valid objection should the
No. III S57. for 100 acres. Issued under the act Of
September, 1850, In the name Of Lucinda, widow Of
Z Lovaoy. and was granted August ~, lS65-May
No DIE, for 80 acres, issued under the act Of
March 8. 1870, In the name Of Lazarus Tillsy, aud
was granted August 8. 1855. March IS. 1850
No II, $50, for l9D acres, Issued under the act Of
March s. lsla, IN the name Of Lydia Carlton, widow
q s !oha CnIt 1, and was granted December 81
No lOl, 1885, for 40 acres issued under the act OF
March ), 1888. 10 the name Of Joseph Green, and
was granted October q, 1857 April 10. 1850.
No, R.i2, for 80 acres, issued under the act Of
March 3, 1855, n the name Of Bailey D, CLANCY,
No, $40 for 81 acres, issued under the act Of
March ., 1850, in the name Of Bailey D, CLANCY,
and was kIanted October %, 1858. April "a, 1859
No. ", 2s7, for 20 acres, issued under the act Of
September, 1850. In thu name OF EbeneIer Kemp
and was granted December 30, 1851. May /, 1859
NO, b.Sg. for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March 8, 1880, In the name OF Humphrey Davis,
and was granted October 8, 1856 May 20, 1850
NO, g, lg2, for 100 acres, issued under act OF
March y 1850, ~ the name q Thoma. Cummings
az W. sa1Fl sa i PSSsnSeT "a is'S May
March 6 II he name ~ John Perry SuS az vS q,
granted November 10. 1851. Ny p, isSs, s was
Commissioner of PenEionA
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-11

FRENCH SENSATION EXPLAISED.-Tbc
sensational poisoning case ut Paris has fallen
TO the ground. The Polish Count Sienna,
kowskl intended to destroy the wealthy
Duke dc Bauffrement by means of poisoned
bonbons, prepared by Polish mcdicnl stu.
dent. The deed effected, the Count Intended
to marry the Dukes widow. The so-called
poisoned bonbons, on analyzation, turn out
to be only gum arabic colored with ink. In
consequence, the student has been liberated,
and the Count Is likely to be conducted 10
the frontier and interdicted re-entering
France. The Duchess was not compromised,
further than being somewhat of "frisky
matron," which has been balanced BY the
discovery that her husband accepted an In
trigue with an "Anonyma." The Duchess
resumed the driving of her four-iu-h md
ponies, and the Duke has bought for her a
splendid new palace near the Bois dc Bou:
lognc. Her husbandi is now called "Dukc dc
Rnnhnn ~
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Dramatic and Literary,

"RoNHo AND JULIET" has the boards at
Booths new theatre.
On. MoFERRIS Is writing history Of
Mcthodlsm In Tennessee.
TINS PnAk family Of Swiss bell ringers Is In
Atlanta, Ga.
RopIssos's CIRCUS will be in Richmond on
the 10th. Ell.
RICHMOND Is excited over the German
opera. II.
Or. GouvBRSEuR NJ. SMITH Is lccturlng on
GOOD" In New York. ..44. .....
"CouRfsaip AND MARRIsoE'' Is the sub
Jecl Of NJ. de Cordovas' last lecture.
The French opera is the great attraction
at Holiday street theatre, Baltimore.
A NEW THEATRE, called emusic Han, |" was
OPENED at Worcester, Mass, Tuesday night,
with the play Of 1.-THE Lady Of Lyons"
BRouGHAN's new burlesque on the MGR.
chant Of Venice" is creating sensation In
New York.
KATE REIoNoLDs and the "shadow Of q
Crime" are at the Broadway Theatre, New
York.
Tar new French daily, tn Forum, IL Is
thought In Paris, will be the special organ Of
the Emperor Napoleon.
GREAT preparations arc making In Paris
llshed Mass, which will be executed at the
Italian Opera.
"TnE Aims and Objects of the Founders
of Massachusetts" was the subject Of lee
turc delivered before the Historical Society
Of Now York on Tuesday night by Rev.
Geo. z. Ellis, d. d.
The leading feuilletonlst of the Gd,,lois,
who receives $1,000 francs O year, Is beard.
less youth, who left college two years ago.
He writes under various mons dc plums, and
is considered the most talented Of the
younger Partisan Journalists. His real namt
Is concealed from the public.
SEvEsTY-FrvE years have elapsed since
Baddelcy, the comedian, len funds for cake
aud Wine to DO partaken Of on Twclftl
Night by the Drury Lane company, sin tn,
Great Green Room, forever" Tho annlvcr
sary was duly honored this year, when Mr.
Chattcrton supplemented an additional cake
and other good cheer. Mr.. W. Bennett, thu
trustee Of the fund, no longer gave ''the
memory of David Garrick," but the proper
and original toast, "thc memory Of Robert
Baddcley." This actor was the last VIII,
used to go down to the theatre In his uni
form Of scarlet and gold, worn by the pat
ented players as "Gentlcmen Of their Mn
josty's household"
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GAIT. GEORGE Brooks a colored mar who
sailed from this port In May last as master
Of the "James NJ. Waterbury," with a col
orcd crew, for the coast Africa, has returned
AFTER very successful voyage. He is, we
believe, the first colored man to receive from
the American Ship Masters Association q Ger
tiacatc, and to be officially registered Us an
approved ship master. The owners of the
vessel In his charge express great satisfac.
ton with his conduct OF their business on
the trading voyage. He Is an able navlga.
tor and ploneer among colored men In that
department Of irresponsible service, "A move.
ment has been started 10 present 10 Capt.
Brooks a testimonial, flrst-class chro.
nometcr, which would be very appropriate
like to Join In the testimonial may send con.
tributions for that purpose to Messrs. Rob.
erts and Aims, merchants, No. 145 Maiden.
lane, this city .-Ant- Slavery Standard.
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CRIMINAL CouRr-Judos WHe.-This court
was ens.Ged a. follow, yesterday.
The n os.. charged
with the murder OF Ab,slom Conrad, occupied
the court all day yesterday.
which nv Jofor. wer. .woso y ,s ae ,oa
from new summons OF talesmen the selection
OF q Jury was proceeded with,
The following gentlemen were challenged by
Il. Essisnd, and Fred. iddinss. ~
BY the defence the followingt Amos Rowley,
N, burey, P. asryey,. o. NJ. White, John ".
Wm.G. Psts. n'i b. Socrs ~s SAsrs. 'i %S
ford, q. Alfred Hall, Michael Nash, y, W.
Sheihausen, WIN; Hammer, b. =. GILBERT, WIN.
&h HUT Js an w Rsd fern George H. Hail. Geo
The following h.d sefuple, upon the subject
Of capital puhi.hmenti ohstles Champion,
Ward and oeofge S, KrsTi.
THB jury SWORN.
The ioIow,ns jnry wa. At length chosen and
Davis, o. X, Morrison, Richard Curtin, John
p. Hurley, John W. Hunter, Jas. II. Bushby
samuel &. Douglas And Edward ghamplin.
set out the law 10 relation to murder as main
t.ined BY authorities, and quoted Hitchcock,
Moral Science As to the duty Of the citizen
aatonished at the plumber OF murders In thi,
elty-one week he thought-and with tn,
| fact that none were punished. He appealed
TO the Jury TO stop this evil. He detailed tn,
facts Of the case from his stand point.
| Hugh Oaperton replied for the prosecution
| He alluded to the fact that the fractured skull
ofthe dead man had been dragged from Its gray,
| and brought Into court as an Indication tha
| this prosecution was to partake OF the ehArac
ter OF persecution to be assisted by sensations
ens, AND .1 sSSi sPP He Of ' tSs
oused,,hnd said he came there without fee
prompted BY his sympathy for the friendles
| condition OF the poor man, and closed by
sketch Of the incidents attending the homield
| a. seen by the defence,
The homicide occurred on election da,
near the Georgetown market.ho when tn
4 accused and deceased, who had Just fallen Int
company without previous acquaintance, an
been drinking together, got into a fight, tn
eud Of which was the death OF Conrad from
fracture In the skull, which 1t 10 alleged IN
accused inflicted.
Mr.. Conrad waltz was examined for tn
prosecution, and the court then adjourned tn
case until this morning.
Martin Philips, convicted OF larceny hereto
fore, was sentenced TO imprisonment In III
jail for six months.
Adjourned.
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the attempt made In the convention on
Friday to censurc Maj. Gen. Meade as very
unfortunate, and are glad that It was tabled.
We are satisfied that Gen. Meade's admin
istration has been wise, manly, patriotic and
generous. 1t is very well known that we
were not prejudiced in his favor for some
months after he assumed command of this
districts but we studied his course closely,
and were satisfied that he was q safe custo-
dian OF the honor Of the Government, mind
full of the welfare of the loyal people of the
State and generous to all classes. His In
hueuce has had the tendency to heal old
sores, remove old bitterness and make the
people feel that he was here In the light of
a protector as well us to execute the laws OF
Congress. We believe he has done his duty
like soldier and gentleman.-16dntd
NeIc Era.
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AMERICAN SHoDDYIsTs IN EUROPE. -
Here In London, writes a correspondent, /
am not unfrequently astonlshed at the lavish
expenditure of American visitors. Families
whose position at home had imagined was
not that Of extreme afiluence, take furnished
houses at the rate of hundred pounds n
week rent, and live In a glare of expeudi-
ture, and then go off TO Paris and exceed IT,
dare say am wrong, but usually con-
clude In these cases, unless II Is some we'll
known millionaire, that the particular family
had been saving upfcr this wonderful outlay
for considerable time, and that when Il Is
over they will return to scale which is
rather small than not. This Is all good for
trade, suppose, but If enjoyment we're an
item In consideration, should pronounce
this flrcwork business mistake. 1t de-
ceivcs nobody, and attracts only smile
even where profits Is made out Of it,, while
the worry and bother are quite detcstablc.
The tour of many family las been spoiled
by ii.
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1'HIs - TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUE:
H. J. SohlBkR has obtained from the Orphans
Columbia. letters testameniary on the psrsopSi
estate Of THOMAS H9LLIPSR. laie Of Washington
against said deceased are hereby warned 10 exhib
me same, with the Vouohers thereof, % The sub:
nexti they may otherwise by law DO excluded
nom all benefit Of the said estaI D.
Is00, PHRBE H0LLfbGR'
febl5. MSw' ETsSntpix
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ILLNESS or WELL KNows CITIZEN OF
GEoRaErows.-we regret to announce that
Mr.. Fernando Poe, O well-knoun citizen of
Georgetown, who recently escaped q watery
grave while crossing the Atlantic, on the
steamship Pereire, Is lying dangerously III at
the residence Of his brother on First street.
He has been sick but few days, and has
sunk so rapidly that his recovery Is despalrcd
of
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oSGbh f EGgE sFG II ba af 81 P SEBRG

John N, TToOk, C0mpIt,
JG sss k}sgg E57s No. 10" In Equity
On motion Of. the complainant. by H. Thomp.
SOM his solicitor, 1t Is ordered that the de-
PENDANTS cause their appearance to be entered
herein on or before the 6rst rule day Occurring
forty days after this day, otherwise the cause viii
tslEnedl GEO. r, FIsHER.
true e0pY-Test; Jus, g. O DC
r. J. MRIds, Clerk. febSO. ASW
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EoUiTY CouRr. Judge 0iin, - This court
msde the following orders yesterday:
Ia the matter Of the lunacy OF Charles Obj.
son decree appointing II. II. Marsh com.
mittee.
Yates \ Selby VI. Seltz. Decree appointing
$. S, Philips to sell.
Darlington vs.. Washington. Order extend.
Ing for ten days the time Of answering.
Adjourned.