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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-19

THE FIRE AT MISUNDERSTANDING OF
THE PEoPLE.-A letter from gentleman,
writing of the late fire in Mifflln, Juniata
county, says:
Many of these people who have been so
uDceremoniously robbed of their homes are
utterly destitute-they lost all No homes,
no winter provisions. no clothes. no house
hold goods-lterally stripped Of everything
their case is indeed most pitiable. Phla-
delphia, through former citizen of Mifflin,
has given her sympathy in the practical
form oE a check for So 900. Newport sent
up load Of provisions Our town is being
canvassed to-day by committee. gathering
food, cast off clothing, and bedding. Great
indeed. is the nesd. and great the opportu-
nifty for the philantropist. If there should
be any one who desires to aid these poor suf-
iercrs, ! shall be glad to be the medium OF
communication between them.
One of the saddest developenents of this
sad event to me is the existence Of total de-
prayity in man. Goods being saved from
the stores to the value of hundreds and pro-
baby thousands of dollars, were Subsequent
ly stolen The court house yard. and the
pavemenIs in the districts not burned, were
crowded full Of goods. and TO these there was
of course free access for these human devils.
and they made the most of their chance
One rascal was caught with wagon filed
full of goods, who had come some four miles
apparently with the express intention OF
robbing this distracted. despairing people
Strange TO say, no one thought of arrestiug
him, but, unloading the goods, permitting
him to depart. and he Is now not to be found
when sought By the officers of the law. I
trust they can never find him, for We can
well spare him.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-19

THE news from Paris is dreadful. Nine
days ago the great capital was vigorously
bornbarded and rain of shot and shell was
poured into the city without Interruption
All the district lying between the Hotel des
Invaildes and the Odeon was under fire by
day and by night. Every two minutes
shells fell III the neighborho oi the Church
of St. Sulpice, killing qnite number of wO-
men and children.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-19

THE Washington correspondent of the n.
Y. HsraIa tells the story of another gigantic
fraud which has just been unearthed We
have heard of this matter before, and John
Cessna, the only Radical in this State who
has the hardihood 10 contest, was said 10 be
the party who pushed the thing through
Congress in the last hours of the last session.
The probabilities are that an investigation
of the Cho-penning fraud will dispose of the
little trickster and Of his attempted contest.
Lancaster LnteLiQcncer.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-19

Grand Rapids, Michigan, is the strong
hold of the woman-righters. The city ply
sician is woman, one of the city pulpits
is occupied by woman, who has a good
salary, the city library, consisting Of several
thousand volumes, has been got mp by wo-
men, and to crown all, they have history
class. composed of ladies. which has been
organized for several years, and has regular
lectures by lady from an adjoining city.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-19

On yesterday week, Robert w. Mackey,
of Pittsburgh. who held the office for one
year-from May 1868. to May 18G9-was
elected State Treasurer. He received 70
votes against 60 democratic votes, which
were cast for Daniel O. Barr of the same
city. We take it for granted that Mr. Barr,
the democratic candidate. is q gentleman,
and fully qualified for what is considered an
honest and faithful discharge of the duties
of the office but the election of Mackey was
a foregone conclusion, and has therefore
created no sort of surprise. Under the pres
ent law Mr. Barr would have done the very
same thing that Mackey has done heretofore
and will do again. We are tired, sick and
disgusted Of this whole question. So are
the people. We ask Senators Wallace,
Buckalew, Randall, Dechert, Findlay, and
all the other democratic members of the
State Senate, to pass a bill which will re-
relieve the people and their representatives
OF this annual and disgraceful political con-
troversy. 1t ought to be done on every
principle Of honesty, and we hope, with the
people Of the State, that it ioiH be done bv
their representatives., aud especially by a
democratic State Senate.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-19
JAMES Z. MILLIKEN.
a / oRNET-A LAW
AND REAL EST4TE gent.
HOLLIDAYSBCRG, PA.

special attention given TO the collection OF
claims in Blair, Cambria. Huntingdon, Bedford
centre and Clearfield counties.
Parties wishing to purchase, rent, lease. sell
OF eNchange real estate will find it greatly To
thelr interests to call on address me.
man solicited
: -RKEERENCES-Wm Mann, Esq, Messrs. Nor
gnn BuSh 4 Co, Genl c. II. Z. Collis Philadel-
PIMA hSSsrs q. II. Way x Bro, W. NJ. Gormley.
ESD, II; g. Swoope, Esq, Pittsburg; Hon. John
Scott, uuntingdon; Hon. s. 5. Blair, Holidays
purg hon b. +. Rose, Altoona; ID. w. Woods,
tEISq.' beWlStown; Cyrus Elder Esq, Johustown:
IN L. wilson, Esq, Bellefonte. [I-I2-Iy.l
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-19
.nrICE TO LAND ONI5

IN Having procured a Pes.,rts. 81.
warrantee names, dates OF ~ ,,,sv and t'''
payment of the purchas'e. '.il nm osrae. w..
Of the persons paving the s,sr;sl sal rts'r5'
Rls'f ns 56e os'5' location o6 Of each .p5sl sa Il
prepared to procure pa.en'S, n.,'sS,e7tei ls5.,
fee for the owners OF pa S0tb Of Ei',.,
the Act of Assembly OF the -O.i J. rfsa..Is. ..Is. :
and the supplement thereto: ,- q; IGerera. .ra n
recent order of the SurTegNt@1o gto N. BS''
Ebeusburg March 24, l'lO''''
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-19

H9Mf TTE's Ts53 CO.,
yG,sG 4AY G-y& y-.-
FEAVING recently enlarged 81 /
EE we are now prepared to sell dia
reduction from former prices. uuE ~
sists OF Drugs. Medicines, PertuEs1 !
Soa Ds, Icons, Halls AMI Aliens H.i = Z.
atiTes. Pills, Ointments, Plasters, -
Pain Killers, Citrate Magnesia, Z; =
Ginger, Pure FlaTorIng Extracts, =
Lemon Syrup, Soothing Syrup, Sse@,
Rhubarb. Pure Spices. &c. +;
CIGARS and IUBdCtUG
Blank Books, Deeds, Notes and Sons
Post. Commercialand all kinds Of ). !, ,.i-. I.
Envelopes, Pens, Pencils. Arnol +
Fluid, Black and Red Ink, P'cEe. =
Books, Magazines, Newspapers. 10 --
tories, Bibles. Religious. .Prayel aL- %
Penkuives, Pipes, &c T..
8- We have added to our si'aA -. =.
FINE EWEIRI, 10 winch We W.
the attention of the Ladies.
PHOTOGRAPH abb Us al -9''' =
than ever offered in this place. Ii,
Paper and Cigars sold either ,'1-r y nm : Il
tail. LENNON a j - ~.
July 80, 1868. Main STesi' Ey5--5- -
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-19

ANOTHER HoRRoR -Burising of'he Steam
! boat T. L. D1cGiU-T Thirty Persons Supposed
| 10 hare PegfShed- Ou Saturday.night aboat
nine O'Clock the steamboat Il. L. McGill,
from st. Louis to New Orleans, was COM
pletely destroyed by fire at a place called
Shoe Fly Bar. The fire broke out aft, and
owing to a gale prevailing, such was the
rapidity of the flames the passengers had
| barely time to rush to the bow and plugo
into the water before the fire was upon
them. To add TO the horrors Of the scene.
the weather was intensely cold. Many who
plunged into the river were chilled, and
sunk to rise no more. The survivors give
but imperfect and confiictngrreports. The
boat Lad been aground for two days, and
had uuloaded two hundred tons of her cargo
in order to get over the bar. She was laden
with nine hundred tons of general merchan-
disc, including pork ard coal oil. just as
the passengers were preparing to retire the
alarm Of FIRE was raised, and general STAN
pede ensued. Eleven bales of cotton added
at Memphis were thrown overheard and
saved. The steamers st. Francis and White,
which had passed, were several miles above;
but seeing the fire, turned back and arrived
in time to render valuable assistance. The
II. G. Yeager, lying near by. also rendered
assistance
So confused are the reports that it is i'm
possible to form an accurate estimate of the
number lost, which is probably thirty in
Guiding four women and three children. Mr..
Everett, of st. Louis, states that a man and
wife cabin passengers, came floating by them
holding to stage plank. when the lady
cried, Husband | am freezing; let's dis
together" and let go the plank the hus-
band loosed his hold. clasped her in hia
arms. and both sank together. The passeu-
gers and crew lost everything, and only one
hundred tons of freight had been taken off
This was left in charge of the acting mate
and two deck hands. But for officer Yea
ger few if any would have been saved.
STILL LATER.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January 16th.-The
steamer Philo Allen passed the wreck Of
the steamer McGiiI at noon yesterday. ar
riving here at midnight. She reports the
McGill burned to the waters edge and
portion of the hold and freight still burning
Her chimneys, boilers and machinery had
fell to the hold. They could not set near
enough to discover whether any bodies re-
NAMED on the wreck on account Of the shall
low water. The Yeager was still lying be-
low and had on board several survivors,
who will probably arrive here to night
Those known to be lost are William Tomp-
kins, captain. Mcfarland. clerk. Brown.
second engineer, the colored chambermaid,
two deck hands, white, deck sweeper,
the second steward, the porter, several pan
trymen. Thirteen Mexican porters and
pantrymen were burned alive in their rooms.
The barber. Thomas Evans. died Oh board
the steamer ST. Francis after being rescued,
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-19
FIRsT NATIONAL SADDLE AND

II. ia hN ESS SHOP OF CAMBRIA COUNTY,
Hlgn street, lopposite Union School House, }
w est /" ard, Ebensburg, Pan. NJ. O'NE1LL,
IIOprietor SdddIes and Harness made and re-
psiTed ana all other work in my line executed
IN IN Ihe best manner, on the shortest notice, and
ut the most reasonable rates u-I2-tfl
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-19
GOOD FOR WILhO''
THE LADIES COMPLINENi''
NEw FIRM and New Wv

TT has been conceded OF l1s IN s.
l. the ladies of wilmors and snaar,lSi. ,lSii.tc :, {,
fafrest as well ss the mosI nav pr0si.,i
c2lity in the county, WIS. ;.s; EN-,
part be accounted-for q III thsir 4
1 sTsllkS kEess haS"ni AND pa Fsasy @ seed, rss 4
sCSaE Of x. PAUL q -; - eoIsg,ffr
opened out the largest and lngc2n.,Is.ins q 3;
GOODS. DRESS Go0DSl A6L5i65+T7s Ab6L56Ts an z. "
NOTIONS, HATS, CAPsy;r pIGI ne, GR9..1 p
HARDWARE, QUEENS, " - - Johnstof-., +
SC. &c, which they sen 90 county =, .
SCali aud see for yonrs'eitib. tb. nss 4
Building, one door bS7' s. PAUL
WiImors, Nov. II, lsTO-sm. ---c.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-19
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION-The

copartnership heretofore existing between
lhe Undersigned in the manufacture of Lumber
~ Idinbrlit county, has been dissolved by mlI-
1tiSi .9 consent The accounts of the late nrn,
viii be settled by Thos. Duncan
49,, +. & W. DUNCAN.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-19

EreHrEEN United States Senators are to
be chosen this month.
The New York herald., 1871-11-18
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY lsn-TRIPLE

the unconscious and nerlous stare OF the patient
his sickness. The contestants also relied strongly
on nc iart. anu TOOK much PANS - pfcve ~ mat
the dcce ised was greatly alctet 70 drink, and that
he suffered lfoin s''tentna OF tue hrain
THE TESTIMONY RESUMED.
Mrs. Cornesia lieckcr, who an aunt TO Mrs.
Leicharif, the proponcni. was examined as W.T.
.sS ~ - ~ ,,, quo "is ie.o ., ~
ORDER tfat she might explain some OF her former
answers. Sac sahi:-
Mr.. Lcicharct Is NY SISTERS daugnter; reside in
East New otN; he de eased wnsn came 10 hin
asked, How tild come ~ III explanation nave
70 stat tnat there - only methol OF transpor-
tatlon nom EaSt New iorI 10 TINS cuy, namely. by
horse cars and IcEry, unless ny coach: stated on
the last day tlat friendly lc nnes existed ne'ween
time oi his death; should have SAID from 1s6 TO
the lme OF ms d.afh; here were not friendly eel-
InGs existing .e.ween lnem lrorn ,So5 to ls6a
Thomas Power. son-In-aw ol deccased = brother,
saw the deceased in the November before he died,
and subsequently, almost every cav during last
lllnesS al tue tiihe OF the making OF inc will NO
vember 10 the condition OF deceased was
weak; weak; ne could not recognlze any one MS conver-
satlon W1s ifritonal he would say he was SICK.
Air. GnAvE5-Well. put ~ was SICK rnat isn't
wandering. Laughter, IN whlcn Mrs. Lelchar at
JOnedl
MT. GRAvrs-no you know OF your own Enow-
edge the occasion OF Mrs. Lelcnardts ab encct
1t was allowed.
WIT Ess-Sne was absent on pleasure.
SuRROGA GAlE-Wherc was sne!
WITNEsS-On BroadAay.
SURRoGaTR-Do you call that being on peasure7
am ten ON Broadway. and IL Is Tor something
WITNESSING reason why the deceased invited
Mrs. Le,chardt to come to the fremont House was
more for cAlrily than anything else: the deceased
at one time Imagined he was swallowing
SKUNK.
Cross.exa mined by Mr.. Brltton-Frederick Bel.
den, the brother Of tue deceased was with witness
In the room OF the deceased on the evening oil he
day the Will was made; Mr. Frederick Bel len tod
witness that che viii hal cen maze. and told him
one or two points aboub what II contained.
Counsc questioned The witness rgIdy, with the
view O showing that he was not present on III Q
evening alluded TO at all. lie asked the VII ness
was there moon up mine O'Clock, Novembe: IL,
1SIOl Witness replied mat there
Mr. BRlTroN--how mucn or moonp Witness
did not know.
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1871-11-18
ROCKLAsD C0usTY COURT.
Suit Against the Northern Railroad Of New
Jersey.
Ta,


Suit Against the Northern Railroad Of New
Jersey.
Before Judge Tappan.
The Circuit OF the Supreme Court for R0ckland
county, neid by Judge Tappan. IN New CITY, has
been engaged for two days i the trial OF the Of
Henry T. wylde against the Northern Railroad OF
New Jersey. The plainar was passenger on the
cars OF the company IN the month OF January last
lie was III the smoking car and aftet the lOcofnO-
tive mad neen Switcned on, ana when the car was
INSIDE Tie dep0t, had risen irom his seat and was
standing rea y to leave the Car soon tcachcd
the p'atiorlll. For some unexplained reason the
speed ~ Tie cars was not s.aCkened In The usual
manner " Is believed that the brakes were not
applied or reused TO worR. The car was run
against the platform WIN great force and violence
AMI the palnild whu was pear the rear door. was
thrown DacK and fell against the arm OF char
broke TWO ms rpS ann severely bruised and IN
jurcd nls back. and snDercl very greatly anI mas
continued to su icr up e. the preseni ne rom inc
injureS received, AMI Inc med!caI testimony was
inat effects OF The injury wound 10 permanent
and painful The SUIT wis Dr0u1bt IN recover
$4,000 and the Jpry Iaiied 10 agree on their ver-
dIc, II being understood that eyeven were
IN favor Oi u verdict Tor the paintii for tne
fun amount claimed. while one Juror stood
ont against any veruict or The planiff 1t came
out on tne irai thai the Northern aili oud Company
mas 5une contract with the Eiie Ratway, by aud
under which The latier COMPANY runs The road OF
the former ana owns or provides ell tue ronI stock
used, and nls the geuea H. management anu ColitrOl
oil aiiairs. lne dissenting JHtOr " was under
stood. believed tnat the Ere ,onpanv was r01nd 10
answer Tor lie damages ana Should haNe been sued
for tieIn. and upon ial> ground reused TO hnd Tor
the painful, aud the Ere Company seemed 10
TANK 90 100 as its counsel delemied the suit and
urged tndi view o the case. Tue result viii force
Mr. Wyldc to try MS case second time a. the next
The New York herald., 1871-11-18
lmTtD STATES Cognsaog:as' coJE.
Iiie use af erma" O'Nsill.
Before Commissioner Dave enport-


The UnLd S0tcS Gf3nGrd O'Nesd.-The DC.
,fendant IN this case. u win bc remembered. mad
been he'd To Ual on a charge Of having been con-
.ccruea IN an n c irauu apout year ago.
Yesl rd,y deIendant's counsel Mr. Joseph Bcll,
APPLIED 10 the lssioner tot au eAainiuatiou.
III Commissioner reused TO graft AN eAtluina-
zion on The ground lnat Mr. o u, had given blii
60 await oi the Grand Jury, ailL Was not.
therefore, cuiIe,i 10 an examination.
Mr. bELL ! shall make the appiicaLion 10 some
other commissioner
rv nG-Dew.ey case.
The D1Gtd States IS. robert foster.--The de-
Eendant was taken neforc COMMISSIONER Davenport
.ou charge having been concerned in the assault
allegc nayc been com Gtted by Jan Irving aud
Others upon nepsry mar hal Doaley. TIE deieDa.
aut resides ut tasl NMe,ecnin strecl. IL Is stated
thai ne Is a builder. while persons VINO not
friendly 10 niiD. OF VITO, protesting 10 KNOW ne
facl state that he Is engaged III less nou0raHe
calling lie denies all participation N The lin ed
Cfnr, ut All a,iidavl 81 marshal Sharpe, upon IN
formation ab,i hciie aiti,s thai Foster Of
thc crowd VINO ''punctuaL ~ The dcputy marsha IS
bead wan "tii JlDps. or "St6OS ds the Case nay
tie. roster Was reiealse.s ol s-,uu0 Uau.
The New York herald., 1871-11-18
UNI ed STATS sB2aEm: CovaT.

QuestsonS Of raciicc H. state Cour,s--Jnris-
dic;ion Of United -fmtes Cirenii ""si-.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II, lS7L
No. 90. PhGUr Insurance Con,paag ~. St"3n-
ten, Gc.-Error 20 Circuit Court for mississippi =
THIS an action policy OF Insurance ana Juag
mcnt below for the defendant III error. ne"
trial was denie and the cause comes mere lor re.
view question o Practice. lhe PLAIN ~ ~ Y ~.
nes bret, ANA the case Is submltIed on the oiei
Ol the defendant
No. $50 Gh, sfnds et a.. rs. Gntnes. Juuda e' ID
Appeal from Inc Crcis Court Tor the Southern D's-
trict of mississippi i.-Tns was cesdiuI oy GU
In equity, instituted by Inc appelees 10 suDlece
debt due by Lyon one OF the appe'iahts. 70
Christmas TO the payment OF a Judgment Oh 'ne ap-
peiecs recovered agail ST Christmas on me grounu
chat tue t,ebi due from Lvon had been assshed as
a pledge ~ ineinn,iy the surctcs oil Christmas on
q writ 0t error bond, given ON 'Lo SUNG out Vi u
writ ol error 10 ,he Judgment 10 thls Comrl, ~
winch the Judgment was afllrined NJ the Dccen.
Ter term GB. The proceeding was succe.slul
lelow aua II Is here conlendel that the Court
below was without Jursd Icion because the cOhtro-
versy WAS IN Tact between citlZcns oi achtucky,
ana thnt the decree must Tor that reason ue re-
ver. Ell On the merits II ~ sad there was no as
sgnIicnt IS ailegcu and II there was tnere was no
sNIh notGe 10 persons debating with tllc as5isnor
az would prevent he a acquiring an interest Ia Tue
notes representing the debt.
The New York herald., 1871-11-18
MAalsE C0U lT-2ART |.
Important Siern 80 Gas -Decisi0n.
Before Judge J0achimsen.

Before Judge JoachmSen.
Pptc, Jones o.. Thc snyder Mdauidcisring COM
Dnnn-This action ~ brought to recover the value
OF certain macnincry stored with the defendants,
and sod by Tor the payment OF storage. with
out process uf ,aw hut after due uotcc. Il was ad-
mItte.i that the plaintiT was entitled the posses
SION OF the property previous to the sale. on pay
mcnt Of storage aud tnat the deiendln nad lien
thereon for which tney have right to of ct
against piatntl1's ciaim. rhs only question TO he
Irrigated on the iriai was whether d 10 endants mad
the legal ripht advertise and sell the property
the manner claimed in lhe answer, without the con-
sent and against the VIII ol the paInua.
DECISION.
A nen IS n tie, hold security upon goods or
other thugs when man has IN his custody until
he ~ PAM what Is due HIM. q Am. Law j., 1871 A
lien Is neither jts al rem nor jus ~, but q
simple rllnt o, retainer. Il Masou. 3l9) lien In
equity y not properly Ia a. .ne mag nor does u
charge upon the thing. e. SlorY's r. u. k, lii.I
lien depends on contract express or implied. Il
O. ne me, 9 lien OF the warehouseman does not
carry Win II any po yer OF sale implied IN the case
OF Iactor or cun 81 snee does IL become pledaee
OF pawnce acquIfng ny contract right oil pro Jerty
in the ihing pledged, though ior his proleguO
against thtve, ANA DINER WronsdOer a Especial
5. The property IN the tnlng warenoused remains
absoiuGc Ia The owner ani ne Can lo be dives ed ur
II except ny due DrOCo vi law. or by his own act
or WIN his consent The manner OF foreciosnI a
lea property DC o.c the statute OF 1862
thurltleS reierred 10 ny plalnttrs attorney.
4. The sale OF the property IN question was de-
strucilve the ien because IN" pusaesslon ai the
property was voluntarily parted wtn and tns lien
being gOue. there Wi3 not even coOrable rlyht OF
sale. OaIlee CAN protect himself o, express asree-
ment wliu iile oaiiOr DY wnch Jurisprudence can
be conceded bnL the naked baiment does not carry
with II any such p0 er The exercise vi Snch a
power BY The bailee adversely to the Oaiior would
con uau.e the i0lmer Judge 10 MS own cause and
IS luad ullSst ne.
Tne question first Angated must be decided IN
favor OF plaintln.
The New York herald., 1871-11-18
LIMITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

Iusporrant Decision in Bnnkruptcy-The
Duties OF Rewi-,cr-flow 6ankr"pts' Ac-
counts Are To b. Audiicd.
Yesterday Judge Blalcnord rendered quite an
important decision in bankruptcy, Ia the matter OF
Abraham B. Clark. TO wne her the Rexister IN
that Gaze (Nr. j. i. William) was hound to audit
and pass certain accounts 1ied with HIM al an ad-
journed second meeting creditors oi The separate
estate OF clark, ned the 9th OF october, Is and
direct fhc pavmcnt OF such outstanding claims as
were not O0jecte1 to.
THR DECISION.
Judge Batcnlord s,tid,--inasmuch IA the egister
has Dy section OF the Act AMI General Oicr No S,
the general power Ia auditand pass the accounts OF
assignces and by section II IL is proylued
tnat al the second meeting Of creditors the as
signec must re- orc ana cAhioit To the Court
ana 10 the cretiors gust alu true accounts OF all
bis recciuts aud paymt nts verified oy M, oafh. aud
ptOuuce and bic vouchers ior all ayments tor
when vouchers arc required bv any rue OF lhe
Courl, lhins tnai the negster has power, and that
II L. his duty IUauuii ald pass any accounts so re-
ported ana G. nbll,d stc;ion - uIrcs tie
sig ee to eAhuI, AT the same tiIne schedule or
creditors ahd Property aud a statement oi tEe
whole estate rs tncn asccr AIMED. and Of Property
recovered ami property on standina, ana Geb Or
claims un'ieterniined. and IN news remaining IN
nant anu then ana the G tn c,ed tors, by MAJOR
iV ~ value, are 70 decrnirc what net sum Shall pe
for unooier.uinoj clailns not proved and lor
other cxi'vns $ and contingencies. Tue creditor
are to have uo,ice oil lhls meeting, and must
therefore Oe prepared 10 oucct. II they de-
sire, to such accounts as Ihc assignee shall
then report ana eXniuli, Hnde- sc,iIon In Orser
te arrive ~ The 10 be aiviaed ine oufstanu
ing ciainis uvt disputed or object d 10 must oe
arrives Al alild their o nj ueo4ictrd. II they
not uiSputed or objected 10 II the duty oi the
Register u direct their aytnenL par. OF The
ness Of au'iiltng ana passing the accounts cv. n
thoGgh they have not been ac naiiy iatu by he
assignee. hey haat Properly come under the head
"0i ''otler eX eises,' the amount OF waIcn Is 90
retained y, tie assignee. eilch retcntiOn being
specifically authorized hy lhe meciihg aud the
he-.stcr 10 meet the s,ecihc items as sucn eN-
ponsas.
f1ne frfvtson m section 2S Tor auditing and rass.
ing tue accounts the assignee al the meeting Tor
tAe find a. .Iuend cannot ~ any manner be re-
CARRIED iinpiyInE ihaL such accounts o, Inc
-afsagnce are presented al the second general
imeetIhg oi edllDrs shall not thea DC audied and
passed py the .ealstcr.