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Prison Reform Congress.

CINCINNATI October 10.
The day has been given up by the
Prison Congress TO enjoyment, for which
the citizeEs provided most handsomely.
Thirty carriages conveyed tho members
TO the Lunatic Asylum, House Of Refuge,
splendid collation. was spread, to which
ample justice was done by tho guests.
Prior to tho departure Of the cortege, an
interesting ceremony took place In the
Hall where the Congress holds It's daily
sessions. Tho body was called 10 order,
and Dr. Hatch, Of Connecticut, took the
platform, and in appropriate words pro.
sented DIR. Wilkes with n splendid gold
headed cane, as o testimonial Of his regard
Tor him, personally. and for the service
rendered by him to the cause OF humanity.
and for his wise and uhwearied efforts Ia
making the Convention a brilliant success.
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The Latest News.
az NETWORK CITY.
yellow Fever Fears Declining.

46llUN EGNCl G'VtAA6 NGVAAAAu8s
:, III rf- New YORK, October 10.
The fears Of yellow fever are now en-.
tirely dissipated. Three now cases have
appeared at Governors Island, but none
have been discovered in this city. "
The Republicans Reconsider their
Alliance with tho Young Democ-
New YonK, October 10,
The Union Republican General Com.
mitteeheld 'special.meeting this evening
for the purpose Of reconsid0ring the &C,
tion taken at the last meeting, by which
1t was decided, 10 form. IN alliance with
the Young Democracy against Tammany
Hall. The meeting was stormy and an ex'
cited debate was continued upon motions
to adjourn autpoints OF order until atter
midnight, when. u motion ordering the
chairin6n to put the previous question,
upon tho, notion to- reconsider, was car
ried5by a small majority. At this point q
protest was entered by tho members Op-
posed to TGmmany agqinst all. ot thepro'
ceedings on these grounds: That. 1t was
now ltIei Sabbath ithatthe meeting had
been called for Saturday night, md TINT
to reconsider q subject which had previ.
ously been debatedIand votedupon was
an outrageous violation Of all parliamcn!
tiry law. Having entered this protest the
party retirel, headed by Collector Muir
ply; and the members charged TO be In
theinterest Of TGmnlany remained to re-
scind the actionpreyiously taken. t'f ~
The COmmittee's Action Denounced.
The New York lEmes to-day editorially
denounced the members Of the Rcpublt
can General Committee, who last night
overturned hctproicct for tho alliance
with the Young Democracy, as slaves O.
Tammany, and calls for their expulsion
nom the party, a,lt i;,rgg 4.
The yellow fever Is dying out, and there
was no new cases on Governors Island
since the 11th. .aGIG= ~,
The French steamer st, Laurent, which
sails Monday, already, has aboard 00,00C
rifles, Us many revolvers, sabres and bay
onets, and 100000 rounds Of cartridges
The game Of base ball for the amateur
Championship, resulted in the following
score: Stars, Q; Athletics, Of Brook
lyn, 3. illS e X
In the game Of cricket at Philadelphia
the Picked English II, beat tho Young
Americans with tho, loss only Of onl
cricket In the second inning.
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Murder. Trials at Mansfield.
Ul MANBFIEIiD, Octobe

z .,.Yfs.A. t.+ Hl 3AlAE6FIEHD, OCTOBER IL.
Tho trial Of VIM. Gage for murder by
throwing a train of the track Of the Pitts
6urgh, Fl Wayne & Chicago Railway,
near Lucas, Ohio, in May last, killing I'M
unknown man and woundlng two or
three other persons, was concluded in the
Richland Court Of Common Pleas before
Judge G. w. GeddeS last night. This
morning the jury returned verdict Of
murder in the second degree Gage will
be sentenced to State eprison foFlife on
Monday. s43l
John Sugdon, his partner in the crime,
who turned States evidence, will be
brought II, to trial 1 on Monday. l. Is thought
be sent 10 tho penitentiary ior len years,
The officers of the Pu FL w. sc. r R.
vera untiringv ID their efforts to,briDg
these villains 10 justice, and their success
Is gratifying to the entire travelling public
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ENGLAND.
Dreadful Casualty in a Ship Yard.

DfeaQIuA CHSualty In snip ara
-7l ".Ela LONDON, October 15.
!" A dreadful accident occurred ut Nfitclt-
ellis ship yard near New Castle in
Tyne, Yesterday afternoon. A large iron
vessel, which was in course Of construc-
tlon, suddenly fell over, crushing several
workmen. Six bodies have been recov-
cred thus fur and six others arc visible
but not yet accessible. Besides the killed,
at least thirty were seriously injured. The
calamity created much excitement at New
Castle. -,
Canadian PapaI Zouayes En- Route
Hst 37s 72Home.
fh",aaa4fs Sa' LIVERPOOL, October Is.
Tho steamship, India, of anchor line,
landed 200 Pdpal Zouaycs at this port,
yesterday. They were taken aboard at
Genoa. Most Of them are Canadians.
They will be care1 for by the, local COM
mittee until Wednesday next, when they
will be sent to their homes. 81 ,2 ,a.ii
Reported Accident to angAmerican
Vessel. iss.fa qo1 uoalN
LONDON, October Is.
A vessel which arrived here from Mar
Unique reports having passed on the 18th
Of September an American steam frigate
dismasted. sg ,.t
Ridley, Son, 8 Co., Liverpool mer-
chants, interested in the American trade,
have suspended. z. 81 4' ''t
BIcssrs. Cardwell and Harcourt, II. p,
for: Oxford City, addressed their liberal
constituents lastevening. They announced
that the English militia would be rapidly
supplied with breech. leaders.
The Priests arc preaching in favor Of q
CRUSADE against the Teutonic heretics.
81 Fire in Laird's Ship Shop.
LONDON, October TO-
A fire occurred to-day in the rigging
shop Of the Messrs. Lairds, at Liverpool,
which destroyed property valued at ten
thousand pounds sterling. One thousand
operatives arc temporarily thrown out Of
employment. .,s.a .r ial
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A Combination Against Tammany.
NEW YoRK, October IA.

Local politics are becoming excited. 1t
Is announced to-day that the Republicans
will indorse Ledwilh, the Young Democ-
r:cy candidate Tor Mayor, and run fusion
ticket to break down the power Of Tamn1a.
ny Hall. The coalition is very formtda'
bic. Tammany stands alone, with every
other political organization united in oppo.
sition. There were four even bets on the
result made to-day, aggregating $23, 600,
TINT Tammany Will win by 10000 ma.
jority. '4f2irg5 ~ M
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a PrusslanI Repulee at Rouen.
.lIT1.LE. on. 1h. VA LONDON

.,Aa pru.s,ari, Renulse. nj Rouen. .
Il. h 655ilJII1Ir; Oct M VI, ToxnfoyN
Adv;cos rom t ihe G ;,e,gbIhorhaod oTI Ii If Ro.
nm et' .tStcS that @ tI,s Pr,ssians attscked the
M. Sn ,ots CST ,,So, y tI1t city mi tbs French
m cSySIrv baId tbe;r i,ronnd losing nnly two
EiileJ and % s;T W. Svm7nded 7Ti''tSY |
tN'''S = - :. .:tlH I.A S''t,s I, /. y.l
,..a, sao ~ a,,,.lso,a !. $500 Iassn.o l,
fonr o' dSya bas Ss''r conitnIated I to the German
forccs " ' ''' '.'',5'''-- a Dls--1
nj. S,... orp.o,,.,au. b.
=. "'A' 'S!Utt ~ OA : iA' .'.''l"
A diary written Dy Parislan, winch
fell into German hands, admits ihat Parls
is provtstoned tor only two months longer,
and the only hope Of the 0esleged = " act
on the offensive. and BY a pitched patlle
otslougc ''' tne OesieseEs. ss'g ,.,s ht,
Rumorefd PFopos'a'li 70 surrender MetH' :
It Is rumored that Gen. Boyer has been
sentby Marshal iBazalne to the royal head
quarters at Versailles, TO treat tor the sur.
render ot Metz. l,t91,g .5!Ft .
Gen. Fleury after visit to Napoleon al
Withetmshohe haS gone 10 st. petersburg.
A Battle Imminent near st. Auben.
sag l7Hr 'TouRs Oct 1G.
No additional ncws llas been received
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GERMANY.
French to be Taxed for Railroad Ac.
ctdeutS.sMeeting of North German


cldentSss Meeting of North German
LONDON, October Is.
Tho Germans attribute the frequency oi
railroad accidents to French agency, and
will hereafter impose contributions In the
communes where such accidents occur.
An early meeting Of the North German
Parliament has been decided upon, In or.
der to make the necessary provisions for
carrying on the war. Tho amount ,oi
money TO DO appropriated has been re:
duccd from 1OO,00O,OOO to $4,000 900
thalers. ..,.,.-,..,. ...,... .s4y ~ #,ta..,
Among the Imperial manuscripts seized
at the Tuilerics was q novel illustrating
the advantages Of tho Imperial regime. :
The official announcement Of tho re.
opening OF the port Of Keil Is published.
Mariners arc warned against tnrpedocs In
the channel, and other precautions essen
tlal to safety ale given. '5
Reinforcemnts going forward to Paris
Special 10 Ho Z+Ibuns.
LONDON, October 10.
Aspecial correspondent Of the Tribune,
dated at Berlin, October Il, telegraphs:
The armies investing Paris have been,
and still arc, receiving heavy reinforce.
ments, comprising the landwehr and
guards heretofore at srasburg; the bulk
Of the newly formed 18th corps before
Toul and Baden, tho divisions which arc
marching by Troges, and also the reserve
corps formed in silesio, which Is to bC
designated tho 10Th corps, numbering in
all about 100000 men. The 14th, corps,
under General WerdCr, is advancing from
the upper Alsace against Behone, and
the army supposed to be forming at Lyons.
The reported suffering ofthe troops before
Paris from want Of Provisions, Is author.
itatIvely contradlcted. The chiet nj. staff
Of the 18th corps reports tho formal siege
operations Us having commence at Ver.
dun and Scissors. Operations at Paris
have been delayed by Blsmarck's desire u
prevent the shelllng Of the city, but the
attack is now expected to commence
next week.
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! Termination OF Yirrinia.
Rleha.ona q. q BallLmor. Sun.

Richmond Cor. Or BGttTt0t6 SNl.t
At tho office Of the United States Mar.
shal for this district, I learned this aiter'
noon that complete census returns arc now
in from all the counties Of tho State but
eleven, and that, estimating these eleven
counties upon q lair basis Of loss and gain
taccording to tho locality as developed IN
those already returned, the total popula.
tion OF Virginia viii not exceed 1,200, COZ
In 1860 the population Of this State was i
GAG, 600, and the decrease Of fpopulatiOn 10
Virginia since then, If The estimates in The
Mafshal's Office be correct, Is about 81.
600. This Is gratifying. fWhethefthC
loss Is chiefly white or colorcd cannot YET
bc Determined. The counties now com
posing Virginia had the following poPula'
ton al dates hero given 1889, |, ,2l1, /, Ij. ,4O6
1910, 1880, ,797; 1850, 1,4eL 1861; 1850, l.
$4,000; 1870, 1 .909, COZ. as4
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What Sheridan Says Of stragglers and
Shirkers In Europe.
MAKING THE REBELLION RES.
esEE5 lPECTABLE. 'H''}
Demonstration at Louisville. (,

llN DemOustEdiou Ut AuuIat4lles n
48 LOUISVILLE, Oct. 10.
To-day has been universally observed as
a day Of mourning for the death Of Gen.
Lee. All the buildings on the leading
thoroughfares and many Of the private
residences arc appropriately draped. All
the Wholesale houses were closed and
business generally suspended. Tho ex-
Confederate soldiers formed ina process
sion wearing Grape, and proceeded In a
body to 81. Paupsl Church 10 hear an
eul0gy upon Gen. Lee by Rev. Mr.. PlNtt.
The most distinguished and substantial Of
our citizens united in tho demonstration
Of respect All party distinctions and
prejudices were ignored. The fire bells
have been tolled 0ll day. Tonight a
monster mass meeting Is being held at
Wciseger Hall Of which tho Mayor Is
Chairman, and in which all classes Of our
citizens, ignoring past differences, are
participating. Eulogles will be delivered
by Generals Breckenridge and Preston,
OK. Confederate Generals, and also by
Gen. Ginett, ex-Conielcrate General. "a
n .i5salafit ST. LOUIS, Oct, 49,.
A meeting of the friends Of Gen. Robert
E, Leo was held last night ut which a
Committee was appointed TO make suita.
BILE Ie'arrangements to testify their sorrow Mt
the loss OF their commander and friend.
Several eulogics were spoken and the
meeting adjourned until tonight Relt-
gious services will be held at st. Georges
Church this afternoon.
Tie Democratso of the 9th district have
nominated A. Comingo for Congress
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Chicago Market

rf5 g Errra 2 CHICAGO. October 16.i
FLouR-Rxtra spring 1rm a zoos 49, Is
GRAIN-M hsat-No. spring Chicago firm St
68Ac for No. . mixed; tl.ls afternoon dull and
unchanged, 0Ats-DGmand fair and prices lad.
vauced K0Kc at 35kt 936c for No. 2. Rye Quiet
and 1c lower Ut &C. BArlOy-Fatr and prices id!
vanced l@o2c. f..iI,i,.;,1sllTf
IoOs-Active aud steady at 81 26os %. 2;
CATTLB-Dull but unchanged. M Jyftt ttH
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WYOMING.
Return of an Exploring Expepition.-
RemarkabIe DiScoyerieS.

Remarkable Discoveries.
FoRT BRIDeEs, wy, Oct. Is.
The Yale College scientific party, in
charge Of Prof. Marsh, returned hero
yesterday, having spent the last six weeks
in examining the geology Of the eastern
Uintah mountains 'ot the country between
the Green and White rivers, This region
was unexpl0rcd, and proved of much
scientific interest. An ancient lake basin
was discovered containing great numbers
Of extinct crocodileS, turtles, serpents and
fishes, with many remains Of R6inoceros,
and other tropical animals, most Ot which
are unknown to science. Lieutenant
Warren and q detachment from the 18th
United States Infantry, acted as escort to
the expedition. The party are all well
and start tomorrow Tor Suit Lake. -
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New York Produce Market.
Z. ll--- ~ nI NER YnRk. oetnhar IL.

corrOS-Dsmand active and prices advaLced;
$40 bales uglands sold at l6Ec: VI 2ui Z ,9lir
GRAIN-Rheat-New Bptfhg 81 30@I 38;' win.
tor rod amber 81 a5K@1 81, RJe-DemGnd light
but holders Arm at CSC. oats-Marlset ste4dy
with moderate demand; western 69@6SC; Ohio
6t95SHc, Corn-Qulet and unchanged; mixed
CSC.
Euos-Market steady with moderate demand.
PROVISIONS NS-Pork-De fair and market
Arm at S25 S0025 Is offered for cash Aand RSller
OEtohnr. - - ----..-. = ~
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.t(You know who I amy 'im19!gi. a
The Charleston Fire..Losses and In
surance.f l.a#r7l7lN
OHAn1EsroN, N. NA.,Oct. z

surance.F a@r7 7l'lV
sa CHARLESTON, VIVA, Oct IA
Ono Of the most destructive fires over
witnessed in Charleston, occurred here
this morning at half pasta O'cl0ck,,in the
row ofbuildtngs on the river side Of Front
street, Just above the steamboat landing,
It originated in the grocery store Of D. Il.
Estell. Cause not known. The following
Is list Of the losers and losses William
Thaycr's frame house, valued at $2,500,
insured for $500; ]. D. Barnes book
store, loss $500; insured, Jas. Atkins0h!s
saloon, loss 81, 900; insured. A; P.tGates,
photographer, loss $500; not insured. F.
j. Hnrrison's brick store house, value 81, :
900, insured ior $4,000; stock valued at
$10, 900, insured for $4,000, D, q. Estilfs
brick house, totally consumed, value $9,
900; stock Of groceries '$9, 800. both TO-
gethcr insured for $500. Mr.. Marsh,
painter, loss $500; no insurance. W,,T.
'rhaycr, brick house, consumed, ,valne 3d.
900, not insured; F. s. Clark, grocer, loss
IS 900, insured for $2 500; Ross & Hodges
shoemakers, $500, no insurance; Mrs,
Ellen RutIner's frame house valued ut $e,'
OOO.3 insured; VIM. Cragg, butcher, loss
800, no insurance; Mrs, Ellen Rudners
store house, value $4,000, insured; Brig
ham Ward, grocery stock, loss $1,000, nc
insurance; Mrs. Mamie Creel's store house,
value $1,000, insured !. Joseph KeltIGr,
tobaccontst, stock $1,000, insured. Mrs.
A. L. Laidley's brick store house totally
consumed, value 5000, insured for $SI;
900. Mrs. a. L. Laidley's brick block,
opposite side Of the street, damage $500
Frankenbergcr & Bros, frame block op'
posite, damage to the amount Of 800
Several kegs Of powder exploded during
the progress ofthe fire, dong no damage,
Adams Express Company's papers were
all destroyed. The total loss Is estimated
at $4,000. .,., \ z, -.,,.,, ,-., (
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philadelphia Mark5ept.

I 'Ge# a PHnADE1FH1A, octoSsf'lB.
FLoUR-Quict and unchanged! f7f.si flalR
N-Wheat-UlehangSd IN every respect,
Rye-0S095c, Corn-Dull but unchanged. Oats
Unchanged In every respect. Irli "a gArI
0ns-Petrol0um quiet and unchanged; EeanOd
24HD25C. 5s.i Hi'tHa Aili'1 ~
PRovIsIoNS-Dull and firm. sd 1t Il aysll
WIlsKr-Scarce and dFm; iron bound cooper
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Baltimore Market.

-.H. BALTIMORE, October u.
FIoun-Untavorablo weather checks outdoor
trade. ... .g.,,L, -, ~
GRArN-whoat- Demand light but holders aro
dFm. Corn dull and market unsettled, western
75G8Sc. Oats 45Ni9e. Rye 79090c,
Unchanged. 6i' 'Nlt- sNl
WumKY-UnChAuHed .....
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WASHINGTON.
Gossip and Rumors About Cabinet
Changes ,g-.f.

So. .Igne ChanBebS -.fi
New York, October 10.
The Tines Washington special says: 1t
Is announced that Secretary Cox has tcn-
dered his resignation, and that tho Prcsi.
dent has accepted the same. or this
there IS no doubt. The acceptance Is to
take effect when the annual report Of the
Interior Department is finished, which
will be in the course Of thirty days. No
name has yet been indicated as his success
sor! His reasons for withdrawing arc un'
derstoOd to be entirely personal, and tue
relations OF the President and Secretary
have been and still arc OF the most agrec'
able character. igaSa
The HeralFs correspondent telegraphs
that Secretary Cox has resigned and Is TO
be succeeded by Commissioner Del0no,
and that Attorney General AkermanI will
resign on account Of his health, and Sen.
ator Williams, Of Oregon, will succeed
him. ....stsr, ,.., ,g5
IiEl i,i The English Mission:
si tni,i .atl7a WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.
50 far as Gov. Morton and tho English
mission are concerned, his friends here
who arc in communication with him as
sert that If there shall be q Democratic
majority in the Indiana Legislature there
will be another vacancy in the English
mission, rs Morton would In no event con
sent TO resign bis seat in the Senate il a
Democrat could be elected TO fll it AS
this now appears to be probable, Cabinet
makers are looking about for another sue
cessor to Motley. The last one hit upon
Is Cox, Secretary ofthe Interior, who will,
1t Is said, certainly soon retire. from the
latter Office. Tie Secretary Is himself
reticent, and does not seem to desire even
to be questioned concerning his resigna.
ton. g. i. - 4.,.t ,af
a',. WAsTr1yaToN, Oct Is.
The resignation Of Secretary Cox has
been accepted by the President. w
The President has appointed q. 9. Ack-
ley, Collector Of Customs for the district
Of Michigan. a.i, d.7t< 'lg..i
What Sheridan Says Of Stragglers and
Shirkers In Europe. H.. /.
s.+'2 ~ WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
General Sheridan has written a letter to
alriend in Washington, in which he says
there Is tho same per centage Of deserters
and shirking from military duty in the
German and French armies as there was
in the United States army during the late
civil war, and speaks Of the fall Of Paris
as merely aquesLion OF time.
Tho National Lincoln Monument Asso.
citation has appointed s. D. Williams its
general agent. The crowning figure is to
DO q colossal statue, representing Lincoln
arguing the emancipation proclamation.
The work will cost unWArds Of 5000 600.
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Tho Democrats Of the 9th Missouri
district have nominated, "A. ComingO for
Congress. f.1f ia1ea r
The Archbishop Of Quebec died Fri.
day night, ordropsy Of tho heart, aged 7s.
During Friday and Saturday there
were 10 deaths from yellow fever at New
Orleans. .T55 iii IGJlI., sts.5
The official count Of the 18th Con.
grcssIOnAl district Of Pennsylvania, gives
Tue election to Sherwood, Democrat, by
u majority.
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The President and Cabinet Invited
t'.' 'e'' TO Georgia. .#.l..-.. t..

a'9 g Z ATLANTA, October a. !.
The Governor today approved and
transmitted by telegraph the Joint resolu-
tion Of the General Assembly inviting the
President and Cabinet TO visit tho State
during the week. A joint committee Of
the Senate and House has been appointed
to meet the President and party at the
State line,. and provide for their comfort
during their stay. 1t Is expected the
President will leave Washington by spc.
clal train Tuesday morning, and reach
here Thursday, the Goth. Tie City Coun.
Gil also adopted resolutions extending the
hospitality Of the city to the invited guests
Of the State.
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New York DIV GOOD, nrnr,ket.

NEw YoRK, October -.
Generally tho market Is lacking In animation,
and some j0bbing houtGs hay0 concluded to sell
gOodr at prices based on the decline In cotton,
which, whllo Inviting custom, 10 enough 70 make
agents who wOro sold ahead on everything under
a system OF protection, as mad RS = March hare.
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The Fenian Prisoners Released,

ROCHESTER,, October %.
United States Marshal Quinby received,
to-day, the pardon papers for the Fenian
prisoners, Starr, Manix- and, Thompson,
and has forwarded them to the agent Of
prison at Auburn The prisoners will be
set at liberty this evening. II
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IN TIE MUNICIPAL COURT OF

Il WHEELING. s,... Tl7-t. nj
James II. Gullott and suSan V. GulleEt, infants,
who auo BY John W. CummlnS, tholr next
William A. ISett, IN his own right, and a. I'D.
mlnlSlratot Ot Susan leett, deceased, John W.
lSett and Sarah A. ISett,
Notice 10 hereby given that, Ia pursuance Of
decree made Gnd entered 10 tho above entitled
IhOreot, I VIII, on Friday, November iith, $50
at the Otiee OF Caldwell q Bro, on Fourth
street, IN the City Of Wheeling. pForeed to a..
certain and report 10 said Court the following:
lBt. The yaiue OF the personal estate Of susan
Isett, deceased, which has come into tho hAnds
OF William a. Isett, administration. and Stst6,
settle aud adjust bis 9ecOnptS on tho said Ostate,
aud Of the rents and profits Of tho real estGte,
which have como 70 bis hands glneS the dGath OF
said SuSan Isstt: also, what debts Of the sdtd eh
tate arc still outstanding, tCAny, and ~ whom
tho zane aFe due, and tho amount OF each /; ili +.
Cd. 1'he Eharo Of tho personally Of said estate,
which falls 10 tho said complain ants, II any!
Sd. 4 ho several heirs at law Of the saId SuSan
IBett, deceased. To- whom tho real estate men.
TONED In the bill drScendR and the ShnFo or the
same TO which each 10 entitled;
9TH. Whether tho real eslUEH. Of which the paId
Susan lett died seized, described in the blll q
susceptible Of partition among the several heirs
II law Of the said Susan lsett, deceased
bth, any other ma teES peFtinVnt TO SAid eaneel
which may dsGm proper, or any peFsOn inIiR.
tcreBt may require.
NOtlce 10 Hlso hereby given to all persons hold.
Ing claims against tho estate Of tho said susan
lavtt, deceased, 70 present thelr elaine boloEOme
at the time and Flaco aforesaid,
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Commissioner IN ChanecEy Of SaId Court
n. RICHARDSON AND JAMS r, R008RS.
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