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THE WEITHER THIS DIE.
WASHINGTON. OctoI

WASHINGTON, October II.
rising barometer. with clear and pleasant
weather, is probable for "Wednesday from the
lower lakes to Texas and northwestward;
cloudy and clearing weather in New England;
on the south Atlantic fresh northerly winds:
on the Gulf coast light winds, and fresh west
erly winds on the lakes.
vs.terday'. Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. 5. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time.
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5perieI Notires.

~ORANGEBURG FAIR OPENS ON
TUESDAY, october "a, and closes THURSDAY, Oc
tober 2s Return Passage and Freight on South
Carolina Railroad free. Articles received for Elk.
hibluon at Railroad Depot in Orangeburg and
hauled to the Fair Grounds free OF charge.
Address
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE O. A. SOCIETY,
oct1S1 0rangeburg, S. O.
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@ ON ARRIA E. G&

Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-.
stored. Nervous debility curei Impediments
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free, iu sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. oct12
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4 WHISKEY RAID.
NEW YORK, October

NEW YORK, October II. :,
The revenue officers, supported By Federal
soldiers, raided on the Fifth Ward in Brook
lyn at six o'clock. There was little resistance.
They captured several illicit stills and other
nroDprty.
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TT CHARLESTON BIBLE SOCIETY
The Treasurer OF the Charleston Bible Society viii
receive subscriptions or Donations ar his ONCE,
No. 6s East Bay, corner Of Atlantic Wharf. The
payment OF TWO Dollars will constitute person q
member for one year. Bibles are kept on band
for distribution. Tue Society has one Colporteur
in the neld. and socits aid to introduce another.
Persons interested in the work or seeking further
Information will please call on the Treasurer.
J. N. ROBSON,
apr2s- -6aos Treasurer U. B. 8.
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@ OFFICE SOUTHERN EXPRESS
CoMPANY-CHARLEsTON OCTOBER IA, 1871
All contributions OF Money and packages OF
FreIsht for the Chicago surerers will be forward.
ed FREE by this Company II addressed to the
Mayor OF Chicago, Ill. n. HAIG,
octl64 Agent,
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NorE.-The weather report dated 7.l1 o'ciock, el
,htS mnrninU win be posted In the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and,
together with the weather chart, may 10Y Inc
courtesy OF the Chamber be examined by snip
masters at any time during the Day.
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THE UESTERN FIRES.

ST. LOUIS. October II.
Fires are raging in Deer and Harrison Creek
Valleys, and have extended to Jr1.rson Coun'
ty, Nebraska. Loss estimated at Icy thous-
and dollars
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BUTLER DENOUNCES THE AL4B4M4
TREiTT.

PHILADELPHIA. october II.
Butler, in lecture at ihe AcaueHy ed ,,ot ot
rho Concessions made by the treaty were hu.
initiating to all Americans. Great sensation
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THE KU-KLUX HUNTERS.

MONTGOMERY, October II.
The sub. Kll-kiux committee, recently 10
session at Knoxville, are here. and go hence
TO Demopolis and thence 10 Washington.
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SUCCORING THE STARVING
ALL NEW YORK AROUSED 4NO Inns
GIVING.

Fisk, Jr., In the Breach-Lighting Re-
lief Trains for Chicago-Ashbury'sA Ar
rogance-The Contemplated Match for
the Queens Cup-A Reign OF Lynch
Law Threatened In New fork-Greeh's
Plan for Making Civil Municipai
Clerks.
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q 8 T B E G e V + d,
CARBONATE OF AMMONIA
3icarbonate OF Soda
Cream OF Tartar
Fresh Hops.
For SALE wholesale and retail, by
Dr. ii. BAER,
ocro No. l31 Meeting street.
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~ UNITED ATES DISTRICT
COURT.-By an Order OF the Hon. GEO.
BRYAN, United States District Judge, the hearl
OF all petitions and motions In Bankruptcy, or
the general business Of the District Court Is post.
poned until the drst Monday ofNovember next.
sep3O DANL. HORLBECK, Clerk.
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NO Al NOD Y N E,

or other Injurious Drug, and should, therefore,
be preferred to the Soothing Syrups that now nood
the market, which are known to contain opium
and are, therefore, more or less Injurious Thous
auds OF children are murdered annually by Sootn'
ing syrups; In some cases, this fact has been pub
llshed in the newspapers, where the physician IN
attendance 80 stated in his death certificate. In
the numerous other cases, where the innocents
are murdered by this modern Herod OF the Eu!.
sery the cause !s laid to thousand othet causes
to all but the right one.
Mothers bear this in mind, and use the GER.
MAN SOOTHING CORDIAL, which is safe, efn'
cient and satisfactory.
DO NOT FAIL TO TRY A BOTTLE
AT ONCE!
This SOOTHING CORDIAL Is also an excellent
Tonic, admirably adapted in cases OF debility
giving tone to the system, recuperatlng 'ne
strength and restoring the appetite.
pRICE-TWENTY.FIvE CENTS PER BOTTLE.
MANUFACTURED By
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CTANDARD TEXT BOOKS.
BY Professor ASA GRAY,
or Harvard University,

BY Professor ASA GRAY,
or Harvard University,
Author Of "How Plants Crow "School and Field
Book OF Botany" manual OF Botany" "Struc-
tural and Systematic Botany" &C., &c.
"gotany should be taught In every school, and
these Volumes should be the Text.Books."-FTo.
J. S. Dav,S, University or Virginia.
The publishers beg to call the attention Of those
ahont formng classes In Botany to the well-known
works by Professor Gray. Having been carefully
revised. they present the latest and most accurate
princples and developments OF the science, and
II is sufficient Endorsement OF them to state that
they are used In almost every noted College, High
School and Seminary in the country, and are rec
commended over other series by nine.tenths OF thu
leading Professors and Botanical Teachers IN the
United States.
No author has yet approached Professor Gray In
the rare art Of making purely scientific theories
and dry details popular and interesting. From
his charming elementary work HOW Planta
Grow,n to his more elaborate Manual" !" there 9
one simple, concise and yet exhaustive method OF
teachIng the various grades OF the study.
Descriptive Circulars, giving luu tltles ano pr.
ces win be forwarded BY mail, to any address, on
application.
1vIScN, BLAKEMAN, TAYLOR L CO.,
Publishers,
Nos. 1873 and 14o Grand street, New YorS,
feh10
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DO NOT FAIL TO TRY A BOTTLE
AT ONCE!
MANUFACTURED By
DR.. H. 3 A E r +,

CHARLIE ON, S. C,.
Also for sale by the following Druggist
A. w. ECkEL j CO., DR.. A. RAOUL,
Dr. w. A. SKRlNE, A. o. BARBOT,
VOGT CO.. J. BLACKMAN,
DR., P. N. COHEN, DR.. E. Ii. KELLERS,
4. 8. BURNHAM, GRAMAN q SOHWAkh
u. w. AIMAR, J. LOCKWOOD,
g. J. I,UHN. w. T. LINN.
A. N. COHEN, W. A. GIBSON,
And oY druggists generally augA
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TlINE FRENCH EXTRACTS FOB THE
II HANDKERCHIEF.
LUBIN'S,
CHRIS, ,,ox,,e
for eaie' ~ DR. Il. BAEK,
,,oros No. 1al Meeting street.
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Drnus, Ghemlrals, 81

TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, &c.
Just received, q large assortment and for sales
uR. q. BAER'S
Drug Store
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THE ELEB RATED D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-22
THIS UNITED STATES MINT Al PaiLa-
DELPHlA.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 10. 1871.
The following statement Is from the Pittsburg
Commercials
MORE FRAUDs-rHEy ARE FOUND IN THE rHILA.
DELrHIA MINT.
It Is no secret alhJu.n It was intended II should
be 80 Kept, that irregularities exist IN tho Phl!a
uelphla Mint commission mas bccn investlga.
Ting ana II change III The onice OF Director, II no
other. VIII SHORTY be made. while agO report
was abroad OF u considerable deficiency, and which
had been made good from an ample private fortune;
but this Is not 50 weil authentlcl CD as that Of the
impending change be the cause what 1t may.
Taxing the Philadelphia ocials as whole, 1t cam
not be SAID that The run OF luck has been extremely
fortunate.
Having been at some pains 20 investigate the In
situation contained IN the above article l have
loand it false Ia every particular.
The commission TO which allusion is made did
come TO Philadelphia some time IN August, and
male most thorough examination into the ana lrs
Of the Mint. Tue examination was made without
previous notice OF the VISIT ana the ulL the
affairs OF the MINT wore found to be in me most sat-
islactOrY condition. Doubtless some interested
par les politically intereSted-had Unlimited Tn
necessity oil an invcslis alton, ana 1t cannot be
doubted Tue result displeascu them nightly.
EVERY OUNCE or BULLION
IN the custody vi the several officials was found to
be Oh hand. anh the natural loss In tue WORK. rs OF
The precious meals was found 10 be so iar within
the allowance made ~ law that the commissioners
were unfcSe rived III tilcr
EXPRESSIONS OF COMMENTATOR.
At The head OF TINS commission was Mr.. Tay Tor.
FIST Comptroller OF the Treasury, wac Is recognized
rs one VI Tue uDicst anu puicsl men conneCtcu VIII
the HuauCi.l administration OF tue govern nenL
Tie statement oi ''runored deficiency" Is With
out tue sllauH u a iOundalO The cashier or The
Mat removed ~ lhe Treasurer for reasons sat
isiactory 10 himself, and rumor5 OF o deficiency
were a Z oat al that time.
A ToK0IGH EXAMINATION
OF his accounts cleared him OF these aspersons.
Not n cent was missing, and his administration had
eXte deu over pcfiOl OF twenty years, In which
time he nad hlld ell millions oil money. II all The
INSTITUTIONS oi Inc country we're as honestly admin
lsiered there wouil be iitlle 10 COMPLAIN Of.
y 4
oil the best men OF this city. men worthy or esteem
that the Ocers OF The Mnt ave capable ana trust.
worthy IA every essential IL Is 10 be regretted that
no length o service. purify OF character or faIThfnl
discharge Oh duly IS SUFFICIENT TO protect men against
the unprIncplcd assaults or the malignant ami self.
sl. Inc Mini has always enJOyed. As IT has mcritcd
the confidence OF The people, and II Will require
more Than the empty assertions OF placenunters 10
shake that confidence al This late day
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OF the claim will authorize their endorsement by him.
Again. he returns bounty receipts which have been
application was fled, insisting hat sucn receot
shall be signed m the name Of the original claimant
a new Application. and he may thereby lose the
money. lie writes Albert farnes thar his signature
as attorney for claimant VIII not answer, out that
he must Sign tao name oi me Claimant simply.
DUPLICATING HIM II FREUD.
For evidence Ill support oil our statements rcatiye
10 the TRANSACTIONS in bounty CLAIMS we refer TO the
Second Auditor. 10 whom we forwarded several de-
POSITIONS OF claimants duplicating lnelr attorney IN
fraud, ana upon winch ana III pursuance oil our
oral suggestions lie his pursued Investigations
still lurner. Tie action oil me Commissioner OF
Indian Affairs III assuming control OF Inc disbnrsc-
ment oil govern ent money due To The Indians has
brought WITHIN The cognzance oil our department:
tralsacuo IS over which 1t would otherwise have no
now EASILY THE INDIANS WE'RE IMPOSED iron.
Upon Inc foregoing, in connection with the in.
presslons of tour months soourn In the
Indian country, we leei authorized eX-
press 70 you our convictions mat THIS class
luy swlned-a CRIME aggravated by their
ignorance anu dc cncelcss condition. The facltles
poyed. John Brown Wright THE son oil j. w.
Wrigntl Is the husband OF u Cherokee woman, and
T. Ii. Aasn, who appears 10 DC Wrlght's cashier and
hs sons GUARDIAN Is similarly situated. Alexander
ClapperJOn unites III himself the dianity OF United
Sta es pension agent and the profession OF q clam
agent. me Oflces OF j. wright, Alexander CaD-
peron ana Albert tarnes CLERK Of the Limos Dls,
room. Tue Indian was an easy subject upon
Which to operate unable TO speak English.
Knowing little OF values taking no note
OF time beyond The changes OF the moon lie
was .litc likely to detect an imposition unable TO
project himself had he suspected fraud, and In no
manner calculated Tor witness TO conylct ms OPP
prcssors Of their crime and Drtng them to punish
ment.
Making every allowance for the pecullartes at
tendIl the prosecution OF business that Terri.
tory, concedlng liberal margin IN favor OF the
dinlcuIlles encountered IN identifying parties aud
procuring testimony we cannot escape the Convc.
ton that the soldiers OF the three regiments OF
Ind Z Ia Va ppsn
victims of an audaclous anu pltlless imposition.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE II. WEBSTER,
L. H. FORSTER,
Special Agents Pension ONCE.
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A JERSEY JaCK SHEPPARD.

ssNnd,' tue Noted Desperate and Burglar
Again in Cusiody--A Shscc Reputation tor
n Youth ct Twenty.
The most important arrest made fer some time
past BY tie podee OF Newark was yesterday FORE
neon, when Gwen Reynolds, a..as "Dad, = most
noted desperate and burglar was captured IN
drinking saloon corner OF Parknurst street and
ha,sroad avenue. About n year ago ne emerged
from The State Prison, where nc mad been
FOR Two years or hi lhTay ropUcrv, and scarcey
rested OH an OIL charge OF burllarg. tuat OF enter
states Marshal Benjamin. lie sent 10 the
County Jan Tor six months, but when ne mad put in
as many weeks lie few through the root OF ina IN
st.lut!on. lie was arrested lev days a terwarus,
but ove powered ms captor and again got Gear.
lie has ueen proving about Newark ever since.
hut mas always managed to slip the detectives, VINO
have been on the az rite for MIN al along.
lie mas committed number OF depredaiiOns since
tis escape nom jail, an about two months ago he
broke MIC Mrs. Austin Nreclands resluence near
The linton toll bridge ana sioe thereirom n gold
watch, valued at So, SILVER watch, valued ~ $40,
AMI several other Articles OF vauc.
Yesterday tie police were arpri,ed or MS appear
ancc aud three detectives ana two officers were
despatched 10 taSc him. Wien tie officers entered
The saloon "Uadn was having lice game vi Cuchre
with noon COMPANIONS An o.hCef seized MIN, when
struggle ensued. lie stoui.y ieSls Ell and drew q
plslo lut was uyerpowertd ere he could Use IT,
he was laDGtured and marckCd &c Tie statlun and
was iL.y committed !Ur ula. lis relatives are
GAttc Respectable lSopla
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COURT CALtsDARs-Tnls DAY.

SUPREME CouRT--CHAMBERs-Hed nv Judge Car.
dozo. Nos ~, 90, ~, 10. 81, s3 %, 81 lO2, 10.
ll1 lis, 100, IL, 1876 l33 Ia, Ido, I45. Ilb 1850
l5l, l52, l57, ls, lul. lG3, 16a, 1871, 1855 ILL., liz
l73, 1Is, 10, Isl, ls5, 1877, 1874.
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL IERM-Held by Judge
Barnard. --Ad ourned TIL December ~. Part -
Held by Judge Vau BrunL-N0s. $685. 1911, 1888,
l40S, lli5, 1851 1855, $685. 1854 1921, 1925, 1859,
1929, 205, 2ll 24 2l6I, 2165 2107 2Sl7, 223 1857,
1901. 23ly 232. Part 2-ileld by Judge Brady
No short calendar case on.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAI TERM--Part Held by
Judge Monell- Nos. LOT. s73, 1926, 1887, 1911, 2-7
1915, 1887, 90l, 0J3 9o5, 0J7, 900, sll. llzS.
COMMON lLEAs-lRIAL TERM-Part l-iield by
Judge J. +. Daly-Une hour causes.-Nos. 1865,
Ill., l4o4 1855 1887 1857, 1872 l474 l4as 1884, i7o0
1857 1894, 1870 I'LL, 1881 1858. 1894 l5+. 1862 1893,
965 800, 1854 107s 12jl 1900, 1905 1871 2es, 1868
1909, 1903, 1861, 1870 17l9. 1920, l455 1885, 1905
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL IERM-Part l-leld by
by Judge shea.--Nos. 3324 272s 1850, 1928, 7ol
3o42, 154o, 1862 1866, 1858, 1861 Part 3-licld by
Judge Joachinsen. Nos, $751; s2T7, 1892. 500. u.
W. H., =. vs.. Y.
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T He COUR T S.
The Great Sugar Casa Still on-Mors Litigation
in the English Erie suit-A Bankruptcy
Case-Buiness in the Court OF
Oyer and Terminer and Gene
raj Sessions Decisions
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

Important 10 inven,ors-- The Carleton Brass
Company Snns ON Letters Patent Granted
for Lamp Bnrners, &c.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 81, 1871.
No. So carleton and The Bl3dgcpo1 Brass COM
Ddng rs. Bokee- Appeal from the Circuit Court FOR
the District OF Maryand.-This an action brought
on relssued letters patent granted to William
Carleton and hulus s. Merrill the 18th or August
1885, Tor ali Improvement In lamps. Tue answer set
up that the invention claimed In the original patent
to one Keicnmau was not novel, but was anticipated
b. one Collins, as carry as is4i, who III that year
produced TWO patterns OF burners. one Of them cx-
actly ike the burner described IN Rechmans
original specification, and the Otner embodying
most OF the features claimed IN the reissue, both OF
years. l5 is also alleged that the use OF an
elevated denector claimed by the patent IN
down below a. wen as above it Is described
In the English patent OF one William Young.
ana is also shown IN the Vienna burner sO-caed,
ana also III the Stuber Dui ner The trial resulted
III q decree Tor the defendant, ana the case comes
mere, presenting long M OF errors in respect OF
the findings OF fact ana especially IN not finding
that the Collins invenuon was abandoned by him
win the intention not TO resume and perfect II, so
that 1t du not come INTO public use. AS matters or
law II IS alleged that the Court erred III assum-
ing tnat any clearer case must be made
equity for lnirin2ement OF patent IMAM would be re-
CURED ii ne were proceeding ut law; also in not
apply Ing the settled rules oil courts OF equity TO dis
countenance Stale claims IKE the Collins claim.
and TO refuse 10 investigate them, especially when
lOunued solely On narol testimony aiter Tue lapse
OF more than twenty years. Aud 1t Il urged that
one OF the principal reasons for admitting llmita-
tons OF suits Is The dillctfty oil ascertain
ing the lacts necessary TO mako IL
sale to EXAMINE the judicial power. UpoQ
this principle this Court has In many
instances limited the period within which II Will
exert It's power. and II would, indeed, be strange
il In cases in which II has not done so It were alto
gether TO disregard the lapse OF time as applicable
to the evidence upon when 1t Is called 10 act }. II.
b. LatrObe and b. X. Curtis for appellants; y. Al.
Keller and y. I. Blake lor appelees.
The Chief Justice announced thar no other case
would be taken up beiOr the recess. The argu-
menr OF this canse WI consume thursday ami
probably p0rliol oi Friday.
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lEl1eD STATES c0xAIsSIoE}y Clj,-.
A Bankruptcy Case.
Before Commissioner Shields.


In the case of the United States vs. j.. NJ stevens
Mr. Commissioner shields rem lcted hs decision yes
terday, as lo!lows:-
The defendant was adjudIcacd bankrupt IN Octo-
Der, 1870. anu III January following Mr.. 7. w. Nap
per was cected assignee oil MS estate. On the COM
paint OF the assignee The deiendant was arrested
upon warrant issued oY commissioners
Shields under the forv-fourfn section oI
the BANKRUPT act and he'd To bail IN the
sum OF rs, 900 Tne anldavlt charges that the de-
icudant concealed certain BOOKS and Writings reIat
ing TO bs estate; thaf ne purchased goods on credit
with intent 10 dcrlui; that ne Jailed 20 surrender
TO his assignee The proceeds OF certain property SO
Purchased, or the value OF about twelve thousand
dollars. and That he irauduienls disposed OF the
property purchased just before ms failure. ana OF
wicn no entry had been made IN ms hooks. Inc
which was tnen demanded By the defendeht has
been pi ogiessing ever since unll within lev days
past. Many witnesses were called III support vi the
charges speclnei IN the afidayt. and ON the case
presented the commissioner YESTERDAY decided 10
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CITY C0U11-TAlAl TERM.
Damages for Injuries Received on ~ Ferry
boat.

Damages for Injuries Received on ~ Ferry.
boat.
Before Judge Nelson.
Frances Miller, on Her GUARDIAN, as. The Brook
Ign Ft,ry Cobpanp-Thc piaintlr, who Is aoout
iourteca years OF age, was a passenger on board
one or the boats or this company, when distur-
bance arose between another passenger and an en-
pioye OF the company. me fcrryDan, a. rsruggifng
with passengS pushed MN AGAINST inc pliIntiH.
who was Knocked down and sustained fracture OF
one OF her arms
The jury rendered verdict In her favor and
assessed damages a. 500.
The Death al Richard :. Underhiti.
meeting OF the members OF the bar was held
yesterday afternoon, IN The supreme Court (Special
Term) room, Tor The purpose OF taxing action WITH
reference 10 the dealh OF Richard 5. Underhil,
prominent lawyer or Brooklyn. There was fun
attendance aud cx-Juage Greenwood presided.
committee appointed 10 dra't resolutions expressive
of the sense Of the meeting reported the following
ordered TO be entered the minutes OF the Court:
whereas Providence has taken from midst be-
loved brother. Richard =. n1crh who IA his life WAS
honor procession and estimspe citizen and he.
loved ffient: possessing earning aud eoJusace
lawyer and talents such AS are rarely given 20
one, therefore
his that copy of this resolution and the
OF this meeting BE- entered the minutes OF the
Court and presented 10 the iafnAy Of the deceased
Addresses eulogistIc OF the deceased were made
by Cooperation Counsel WIN. &. Dewitt, Judge
Moore cx-Judge Reynolds General CrUoke, Ma
thanlc. Warm. anu Mr. ROpinsol.