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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-12-29

Boston with coal. to Aguard Bush, or that city. First
part OF the passage Bne weather tho TO Vine
Sound In 81 hours anchored of Hyanns Dec s and
sailed again the morning OF the h and anchored same
night OFF Chatham In fahoms OF water the morning or
the 10th, blowing heavy gale from wNW, parted chains
blown ~ miles out 70 for consecutive DAYS
blew perfect hurricane from TO NV during the Time
host and split sails chafed rigging badly stove galley oss
head and caused the vessel 10 leak nj the rate OF
hour obliged to keep the pumps going night
and DAY 90 keep her, from sinking; n. dee
mail steamship steering west; he bore down TO US;
told him were In = sinking condition ne
paid attention TO what said, and proceeded on
his 2h lat g. Ion ~ 3d. WAS spoken BY schr psunt
ess Coomhs from Demerara for New York. who Kindly ay
by for Is hours but could render us no assistance ~
blowing fresh at the time, with tremendous sea on
and he had spare sails 18th, IAN on Fire Island was
taken in BY pilot boat Fannie No H. and towed to this
port. The J II n In anchored In the Lower Bay a., =, .
Schr Lucia Murchson 100 tonD Totenviie, Oh III
ballast, 70 master. Win load for Wilmington NJ
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
Y 8 revenue steamer McCnlloch from a cruise.
schr Ida Hudson, Greeley Rockland via New Rochelle
for New York.
schr Sharpshooter, Carter Brookhaven for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Glaucus, Walden, New York for Boston.
Schr Whitman, Verri, ElizabethDort for Portsmouth,
MI.
schr Pearl, Smith, Elizabethport for Portland.
Schr Senator, Crawford, New York for Boston.
schr watcnful, Raymond New York for Providence
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INJECTING two or three slight wounds on the TOP
OF her head. Mrs. Young then attempted TO
wrcst the razor from him. Selling 1t with
her left hand so desperately az TO break
the handle, receiving In the meantime several cuts
upon the hand, from which blood flowed freely.
He then attacked her with Ratchet, ana she closed
III upon hun TO protect herself from the blows, Keep.
ing her head so near TO him that he could only strike
her upon the neck. Her screams soon attracted
crowd outside the house, some OF whom fearing
ran 10 the Third Police station, on JOY street, and
also to Young's brotherln-law's, on Poplar street.
Ofcers Fitzgerald and Mcnamara were quickly on
the rspot, followed moment aftcrward by
the relatives and also by other officers.
On eflecting entrance to the room an
tails that more than one strong man tainted away.
The moor was entirely covered with the blood OF both
parties. The wOman's dress was considerably torn
and covered with gore; the man was also bloody
They were clinched in each others arms the nus
band still retaining his hold or the razor Lettlng
90 his hold of the woman for an instant, the mad
man made another rush at his wife and cut her, and
then seeing horror-struck party OF men in the
room FOR the first time, he deliberately drew the
weapon across his own throat with such force as TO
sever the head from the body. Death lnstantane
GUS The woman was attended by DIR. Mcdonald, who
sewed up thirteen different cuts In her head,
neck and hands; none OF them were very
serious however, and the probabilities are that she
viii recover. thanks to her presence Of mind in
with the Ratchet, blow OF which, fairly aimed,
must have killed her on the spot. The body OF the
man was viewed by Coroner Richardson, VINO
deemed an Inquest unnecessary IL was then gwen
to an undertaken for burial.
The circumstances of this tragic affair have Gre
ated deep gloom In the neighborhood in which it
occurred and much sympathy ana commiseraton
are expressed for It's survivor.
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A BOSTON HORROR.
Terrible Results of Matrimonial
lnfesicitieS.
A Man Attempts Wife Murder and Then
Sewers His Own Head from His
BodyA Chastity Spectacle.

BOSTON, Dec 2S 1870.
Boston has another horror, ana one, too which
ecpses all It's previous efforts IN that line since the
days Of the Webster -Parkman murder. The parties
connected Herewith are very well related and, until
within couple OF years. have occupied q good posi-
ton In society," They resided In respectable quar-
ter of the town, were generally well thought OIL and
had acquired the usual modicum OF respect from
their associates and neighbOrs. He who was the
principal actor in the crime which resulted in a
horrible suicide was considered an adept at the
trade which he pursued for livelihood and, until
overtaken by intemperance, was favorite among
his fellows The terrible and literally groundless
murder which he attempted Is, even now, ascribed
to the rawlings OF maniac, without the slightest
suspicion OF generalization.
THE PARTICIPANTS
In the dreadful AFFAIR were respectively Robert NJ.
and Elizabeth H., his WIFE, a woman OF twenty.
seven. She was native OF Canada and Is described
as quite prepossessing in her personal appearance
although SO lar as IS known her character s without
blemlsh. For ten years they have lived together
at No. III Brighton street, having In the course Of
that period four children, Two OF wnom-a boy or
SIX years and girl OF four--are still Nv
ifg. Mr.. Young was az one time men,
her OF the Fire Department, and, while in the
discharge OF his duties, in 1867 fell from ladder
and received severe blow on The head Since that
time, his friends say, he has never been himself but
at times has appeared insane and extremely irrita-
bic, and II Is supposed this last terrible and bloody
act was committed during one Of these mental abcr-
, fatlOns. .-s.....
THE STORY.
From the particulars that could be gathered OF the
aiair IL seems that the two children OF the unh appy
couple left nome yesterday afternoon to attend a
Christmas party at the house OF their uncle, on Pop
lar street, the parents promising TO follow soon.
late O'Clock both and wife ere seen at the
window by some of the Dcghbors ana at that time
they appeared to he conversing together in pleas
ant manner. About eight O'Clock the husband was
putting Ills coat to OIL with his wife who was
meanwhile preparing herself for the parry) when a
III of frenzy appeared to seize him. and after abusing
IA far rnVpA a "a nj
dashed at her with the weapon IN bis hand she I'M
mcdiatey ran 10 the closet III the room and at
tempted 10 shut herself Ia, but The Infatuated man
was TOO quick for her. lie succeeded in preventing
her closing the door. ana Dlie several GUS AZ her
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SHIPPING NEW S
Almanac for New York-Thi. Day.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER rs, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship Palmyra (Br). Brown, Liverpool via Queens
town C q Franckyn
Steamship Copernicus (Brl, Peel, Lverpool-Busk
Steamship Tyrian (Br) Smith, Gasgow-Henderson Bros.
Steamship Wyanoke, Bourne, Norfok-Od Dominion
Steamship Co.
Steamship Niagara, Brakeman, Norfolk-Old ominion
Steamship Co.
Steamship Hatteras Lawrence, Norfolk, City Point and
Richmond Old Dominion Steamship Co.
steamship Gaucua. Walden. Boson-H Dinock.
ship Grahams Polly Burgess LIVERPOOL Atkins Co.
Ship Joven Thomas, Henricksen, Oporto-Hagemeyer
Brunn.
Ship Annie sise, Brien Melbourne and sydney-R Cam
Co.
Brig L Bowen, Amsbury, Falmouth for ordersJ In
graham 90.
Brig wIdar Nor) Erchmann, Smyrna for orders wendt
Tetens h Bockmann
Brig Maud (Br) O'Bryan. Kingston JaHatton, Watson
4 Go.
schr Maid Of the MIST Smith, jacksonville Bentley. Mil
Ter K Thomas
sloop Sophia, Hart Bridgeport Backeu Bro.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Wednesday, Dec. 2S-11s35 r. NJ.
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
SIGNAL SERVICE, UNITED STATES ARMY.

Barometer corrected for elevation and tempera-
rure.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A COST. AT COST. AT COST.
~ For Holiday Presents
and Housekeeping Purposes, until January l, 1871.
The entire stock of the undersigned comprising the choc
selections In Silver Plated Ware Cutlery, Cooking Uten
sis and House Furnishing Goods of all kinds.
China and Glassware
Bronze Clocks and Ornaments of all kinds; Chdren's
Carriages Seghs Club Skates and host Of other
and beautiful Articles
The whole to be sold without reserve, at an
Immense Reduction In price,
which Is marked in plain figures on each article.
EDWARD d. BASSFORD.
Central Housekcepers Emporium Cooper Instute
corner Eighth street, Third and Fourth avenues
A Bs0LUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
~ different States; publicity charge till divorce
Obtained; advice free. Also State.
f. L. KING Counsellor at Law. 1853 Broadway.
BEAUTIFUL DEslGNSaIN GENUINE JET JEWELRY,
I'D every description, suitable for holiday presents
Z. MYERS, Manager, 637 Bro adway.
fsoNNoLLY's AMERICAN LAVA WARE 80 -
" First premium awarded ut American Institute Far, is10
Small patent Cuspaiorer.
The cheapest and best parlor spittoon invented.
Saves your carpets from being spoiled.
Sold at all the principal china stores.
- Beware OF limitations
Wholesale only ut the mandatory, 2s Pearl street
1--WE GLASSES AND sPEcTAcLEs TO STRENGTHEN
IA and the sight. Opera, Field ana Marine
Glasses. SERMONS. 0ptician, ISL Broadway.
~ ArURAL FLOwEaS.--A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
o. Natural Flowers in baskets AM all other designs
Broadway.
ISERFEcT VENTILATION CAN RE OBTAINED by
u the application OF iiyne' Patent yentlaor and s,r.
smoky coimneys; we n cure no nav.
Sa'ehoom ~ coitiahat street. ~. r. w. N. ABBOTT.
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DERFECT VENTILATION CAN BE OBTAINED BY
the application OF liyne' Patent yenthaor and sure
for smoky coimneys we n cure no pay.
Sa'enoom u Cof,iandt street. ~. Y. w. NJ ABBOTT.
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NOtIcc TO MartnerS.
COAST OF FLoRIDA-MUsQUITo INLET.

COABT OF FLOBIDA-MUsQUITO INLET.
NEW York, Dec 2e. 1870
Messrs Van Brunt Siaght have letter New Smvr
Fla, which says:"The pilot has sounded the bar OF
Musquito Inlet several times Of late on the 9th
Of December and reports that the bar very goCd with 10
feet at least on it, very short, with wide basin inside
where vessels anchor that the channel goes Me- and
the tide sets directly out and that the side BANGS
from the bar up are all high and ont of tide
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CaAUUOCRDY.
Interview Of Herald Correspondent
with the French Minister.

10 Peace On Dishonorable Terms- Hopes of Final
Gnccess-Ihe Defeat on the Loire Not Sc
rious-Ko Surrender Of Territory
The Position Of England
Ingratitude Of Italy
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SAILED.
Skipping Notes.

Steamships Russia, for Liverpool; Nevada, do.
Wind at sunse, NE, fresh.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18
SPECIAL AOTIcEs.

Help for the klserable.---h wonder that
the face OF the dyspeptic has a dragged, worn,
hopeless expression that is pltiful 10 see. No
wonder that the miserable martyr TO indi-
gestion is f~retful, irritable and unsocIsl.
Whoever can bear the pangs of this tCT;nent-
ing complaint cheerfuny, and with an
rufied temper. is little short Of a saint. But
why should human fortitude continue to be
thus severely tried, when an absolute specific
for the disease is always at hand. Every
where within the limits of civilization In
this hemisphere Hostetters Stomach Bitters
is obtainabIe, and the history of the first case
OF dyspepsia in which Il has been admins
tered In vain, has yet to be written. The
ness and stupOr, the feeling of emptR ass and
before eating, and OF opperssiOn
aterward, the futteTing OF the pulse. I'VE in
tense nervous Irritation, the morbid in6rspO-
sltion TO ezertion, the WEAKNESS OF life, and
indifference TO all its pleasures, which are
among the symptoms OF the disease in its
chronic form are rapidly ameliorated by the
tonic operation OF this palatable vegetable
restorative, which seems TO removals and
quicken all the dormant forces of the system
gloom inseparable from a arrangement OF
the digestive aud secretive functions. In or
binary cases a few weeks sufhces to complete
the cure, but when the disease is complicated
as Il Often is, with tOrpidity of the liver, Sc
we're constipation, tmpurlty OF the blood,
and a sluggish circulation q longer time La
be eQuired PerseVere, however, and the
result is certain. An encouraging Improves
ment will be perceptible from day 70 day
and the cOnvalescent, knowing and feeliH
will await the happy issue with q compare
tive patience.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MEKPHIs. May IL, 1870. j
FINANCE,

The rates of exchange are still far from
being steady, both buying and selling
and are not governed by any understand
ing between the banks, but seem 20 asslm'
ilate themselves to the necessities OF the
buyer or seller. In buying 1t Is probable
there is more uniformity than tneheckingr
but in either case exactly what can be
done Is hard to say definitely. The nom
iDal buying rate on Eastern cotton bills
remains at Nc discount, but when eX'
change Is wanted easier terms are made.
In checking the rate ranges from Z 20 &c
premium, lust as il happens. o Gus
TONERS can buy a. the inside rate on large
amounts. while small bills are rarely
touched under Ke premium. New Or-
leans bills are taken at &c discount, sno
sold at par.
holds depositSamOunting TO over $1,000,
600, or &C the rate of Sl70 20 each lnhaDi-
tant, thirteen times more than the gen
eral average for the United States, winch
Is SI2 SO to zach person.
Secretary Boutwell,, the Senate Ftnance
COMMITTEES and the House Ways ano
Means Committee all differ about the IN
come tsx. The first will not object to in
crossing the exemption TO 5000; the sec
oud wants to reduce the tax TO three per
cent. letting the exemption stay as II IS
and the third will both reduce the rate
and raise the exemption as above. Inc
people are for abolition.
Memphis and Charleston Railroad STOCK
ia in some demand, but holders are un.
willing to set a price. A broker reported
10 US Yesterday that he was selling at SIC
but at the time he made the report :
member of the concern was on the streei
trying to buy at 4lh@4lZe. The nnSncla
reporters of this city generally know
from whom they can get reliable quota
tions, and, so far As they can, gIa
AGAINST misleading their readers by plac-
ing no faith in the representations OF :
few who are VIGOROUSLY unreliable; ouI
an occasional error Of this kind Is una,
yoidsble, and will be so no doubt unlll
man are not afraid of the truth.
County warrants are In light demand q
Tsa77c buying; selling at 7S97se. Clty
scrip Is weak at 75976c selling, with the
buyinR rsts irregular. Tennessee money
IS outlet and unchanged.
Gold comes in slowly. Brokers my al
ia and sell at ll4x9ll6.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18
LIVER

painful sensation Of havi
something which ought To
Often complaining of weak
low spirits. Sometimes so
attend the disease, and at
lew OF them; but the liver
organ most involved. Cure
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18

30 uMhbTa " ufsCo oHH SalAtOs
Tobias Derby Condition powders are war
ranted superior To any Others, OF no pay, foI
the cure of distemper, Worms, Bots, coughs
Hide-bound, Colds, etc, IN HORSES. ms C9ldsi
Distemper, etc, In Cattle. These Powders
were formerly pui upsby Simpson ], Tobias
son OF DIR. Tobias, and since his death the
demand has been so great that On Tobias has
continued 10 manufacture them. They are
pei fectiy safe and innocent, No need OF stop
ping the working of your animals, They In
crease the appetite, give a fine coat, cleanse
the stomach and urinarY organs, and increase
the milk of COWS. Try them, and you Will
never be without them. Colonel Ph1lO =
Bush, Of the Jerome Park Race Course, Ford.
ham, New York, you'd nat use them until
he was Old OF what they Wer3 composed
since which time he Is never without them,
He has over twenty running horses In his
charge, and FOR the last three years has used
no other medicine for them. sold BY drug.
gists and stOtekeepers throughout the United
States. Price, % cents per Box. Depot, II
Park Place, New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18
nlcncr.s pnRnus pLAsrERs.

Step by step this commodity has attained
It's unprecedented fame. They are uniyer-
sally approved. They support strengthen
10 have a peculiar effect upon the nerves al
laying irrftRbility, while supplying warmth.
They seem 10 accumulate electricity, n aid
the circulation of the blood through the part
where applied, by which healthy actions are
induced.
Even In paralysis, where articulation was
suspended, the use of the Porous PlasteTs 20
the spine restored the articulation, and ma
teriaily reduced the paralysis In fact, the
patient could help herself, while before the
Porous Plaster was applied she was as help
less as q baby. We refer TO Mrs. sally Elliott,
Springfield, Masa.
Sold BY druggists. Agency, Brandreth
House, New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18
LEGAL NOTICES.
cHANcERY SALE


No. zs8, N. r. D.-ChznoeFy Court Of Mem
phis-E. L Belcher, AdmT@Jemes Wick
ersham vs.. ID. Wickersham ct Al, the heirs
and creditors Of James Wiekershsn, de-
ceased.
ny virtue Of a decree for sale entered In the
ID above cause, on the 18th day Of March,
1870, we, the undersigned, were appointed
Special Commissioners of said court TO sell
at public or private sale the Real Estate ofthe
late James W1ekersham, described In the
decree, for the purpose Of satisfying b said
decree and the debts allowed therein; we
Will therefore offer, at private sale, the fol-
lowing property, to-wit;
No. ].
Lot rs feet front north side Court street,
Memphis, Tenn, and east Of Bayou Gayoso.
by q depth of E0 feet to an alley, and now
occupied as a cotton warehouse by Messrs.
Carroll, walker a Co. v
No.2.
Lot 90 feet front on north side Court street
and extending about 80 feet back 10 a mont
age on Charleston avenue.
No.
An undivided half interest IN a AOur-acre
lot on old Raleigh road. being the eastern
half OF country lot No. So.
No.
Attract adjoining last described, and being
part OF country lot No. 62S, and fronting on
d. and Lonisville Railroad, near old Raleigh
DAD
A lot extending from country lot No. SO
along east side OF Bayou GsyosO 70 n. and
LOUISVILLE faliEoA0s
No.
A beautiful tract OF about IS acres land.
fronting 81. and G. R. r, at or near Brayis
Station, n miles east % Memphis.
No.
Lot so feet on Th&d street by a depth OF 50
feet; four-story bhcz and known As L.
brary Building"
No.
A tract OF IL crs land. Tennessee side,
and opposite Island No. 40, known as the
" Giles" place.
MOB.
Lot 50 by 80 feet northeast corner Jefferson
and Third stseeE, Memphis; four-stOry brick
and Known as the POstonice Building"
No. 10.
Lot 80 by 1881, and next adjoining and east
Of " PO5tOfaee Building" and known 81 the
" New Memphis Theater
TRIMS OF SALE-One-third cash, and the
balance with deferred payments not extend
ing beyond two years from date OF sale, with
lien on the property sold TO secure said de
ferred payments.
Further notice win be given In case OF pub
lie sale, W. B. DONOHO,
LEVI JOY,
II. BULKLEY,
(Firm OF Donoho, Joy & Co., corner Main
and Madison streets, Memphisl,
Special Commissioners.
Beecher q Belcher, Solicitors. apH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18
Life ia the elft Of eOd,...when we are

~ 10 AAG VIZ " 1sAn NV wv ~
sick this life is obscured, under G CLOUD, op
pressed with humers Experience has taught
us certain means, which never fail, for their
removal. The child receives with his life the
seeds of his death, 1t may a one, or one
hundred years, before the seeds bear their
sad fruit, but just as sure as the seeds OF death
ripen, life ceases. Purging Is the grand safe
guard, because then what fosters the seeds OF
death are taken away, expelled nom the
body. -
GOVERN YOURSELVES BY ENPERTESCE-My
child, aged five years, had scarlet fever, and
for i've days had constant fever. By order OF
the doctor / gave her syrup OF ~rheubarb; she
took nearly a pint, but her bowels continued
closed. on the fifth day the doctor said her
bowels must be opened or she would be lost,
l proposed BranGreth's pills to this he would
not con-sent-sayfng she was too weak. 1 con-
suited with my husband, and We concluded 70
give her three pills, In about fOur hours they
operated, filling half full q common chamber.
AFTER that operation the fever left her, and
she rapidly recovered. Reference, Do Cler-
mont avenue, Brooklyn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18

FoT sale az reJaH by al respecLhbIe ueaIers-
A descriptive circular giving much useful
information sent to any address on applica-
tlOn.
No watches retailed by the Company.
Address,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18
SATURDAY. 18th JUNE.

During legal hours, in front of the Law Court
room, city of Memphis, sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described
property lying and being in Shelby county.
Tennessee, tO-wit: Lots Nos. 8 and 10 In
Block No. u, in the town of Fort Pickering,
each lot having a front of IS feet on Carolina
street, running north one hundred feet TO an
alley; Lot No. 3 being the southeast corner
of Block II, at the Intersection of Fifth and
Carolina streets, and Lot No. 10, lying imms-
diately adjoining on the west-leVied on as
the property OF Wm. B~raehoogel.
MARCUS j. WRIGHT,
Sherir Shelby county.
Clapp, Vance & Anderson, Attorneys for
PlaintiffS. myE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18
Monday, May %, 1870,

In front OF the courthouse, on Second street,
Memphis, I'm which tho Law and ChRncery
Courts OF Memphis are held) between 10
o'clock am. and O'Clock p.m.,I viii sell, at
auction, 10 the highest and best bidder, for
cash, lot 50, as designated on the Lane subdi-
vision of a tract Of land adjoining and near
the city of Memphis, IN the east, as laid on
and sold by Monsarrat, Dupree & Co, June q,
1860, fronting on Dupree street, SO feet by l4Sh
feet in depth, all In Shelby county, Tenn.
homestead rights. 1 convey only as Trustee,
without warranty.
J. W. WESTC0TT, Trustee.
Nav II lSTO mvI1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-18
Libel No. 427.

United States of America; District Cour OF
United States, District of West Tennessee;
Stanley 4 McNeely VS.. Two shafts, etc
WHEREAS, Michael Stanley and H. P.
w MeNeely have filed a Libel against
the following property, tO-wtt: Two shafts
and two pitmaus, formerly part of the
steamboat St. Patrick," alleging, among
other things, that the same has been seized
by the United States Marshal for the District
Of West Tennessee for the causes in said
libel mentioned, and praying the usual pro-
cess and mOuition Of the court in that behalf
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the process
Of salt court, To me directed, 1 do hereby give
Ing or pretending to a any interest in said
property SO seized, that they be and appeal
before said court at the city of Memphis, oil
the fourth Monday in May, 1870, at 10 O'clOcl,
In the forenoon of that day, and intervene
for their interest therein, otherwise said prop
erty Will be condemned according TO the
prayer Of said libel.
This 4th day of May, $50.
my5 l.. b. EATON. U =. Marshal