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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-03
OUR CHURCHES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

EsBYTERIAN-Eig ighth.street
Preaching, Sabbath at lOl2 \. NJ, and "a Pm.
Prayer meeting, Wednesday at 7hp.s.
unday School, ?. NJ. J. NJ. Lansden. Super.
ntendent. Rev. q. II. FoorE, Faster.
ETHoDIsT-Cor. Eighth and Walnut SITS.
Preaching, Sabbath lO115A. NJ, and I'm.
Prayer meeting, "Wednesday, 7hP.M.
Sunday School t3p.n. l.. W. stilwell, super.
ntendent. Rev. F. L. THoNpsos, Pastor.
pURCH OF THE REDEEMER-(Episcopa
Morning prayers, Sabbath lOLs AN.
Evening prayers:712r.
sabbsth School, 9A.s N.
Rev. MR. CoAS, Rector.
PATRICK'S CHURCH-cor. Ninth 81. and
Washington Avenue.
Public Service, Sabbath s1< and 10Y An.
kespers, 3P.s.
Sunday School, 2P.s.
Service every day, sr.N.
Rev, p. J. o'HALLoRAs, Priest.
UNSATISFACTORY street.
Sabbath school; sl4 A.s., Sabbath. .-.--
Preaching, Sabbath lOH 4. NJ, and 72p.M.
Rev. J. FRIEND, Pastor.
|issION SUNDAY sCHOOL-Ip the Christian
Church, Eighteenth Street. Sabbath 'scnool 3
IN. rr.y,-.r... ,r.... d.. ...
j. B. RrED, Superintendent.
)UNG MEMS CHRISTIAN NAsSoCIATIoN-Reg.
liar meeting second Monday each month at the
PRAYER room Of the Presbyterian Church.
weekly Prayer meeting, Friday, IA ?. NJ, at
the PRAYER room of the Presby terian church.
G. PARSONS, President.
sRICAN M. E,-Fourteen,h St, between Walnut
and Cedar. ''
Services, Sabbath, II Am.
Sunday School, lMp.
Class BPM
Preaching, 7br.n. Rev. VIM Jackson, Pastor
sCoND FREE WILL BAPTIsT-Fifteenth 81.
between Walnut and Cedar. .. .u
Services Sabbath, ~ and 3 r.M
Rev. N. RIcKs. Pastor.
REE.WILL BAPTIST HOME MISSION sun
DAY sCHOOI.--Corner walnut and Cedar SITS.
Sunday School, 9A. N.
IRsT FREE WILL. BAPTIST CHURCH-Cur-
ry's Barracks.
Services, sabbath II 4. NJ, 3P. NJ. and IA m.
Rev. WM KELLEY, Pastor.
lRsT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH-Bet'
ween 10th and llth streets, near Cedar.
Preach hing Sabbath loh2 A. NJ, and ~ r.s.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening.
Preaching, Friday evening.
Sabbath School, lMp.a. John Van Baxter and
Mary Stephens superintendents. u "il p
Rey.T. J. SuoRss, Pastor,
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LOUISVILLE.
DEATH BY TOO MUCH CHLO-
ROFORM.

LOUISVILLE, August IL; i night
Mrs. Biscoe the wife of groC ~ mcr-
chant on Market street, died under cir
cumstances which render death probably
accidental suicide. She was i'll and had
been taking chloroform. Her husband
gave her small dose and went out. Dur
ing his absence she saturated her hand
kerchief with the fluid and placed it over
her face. He found her lying apparent
~ asleep on his return, and did not dis
turb her for some time, when at last he
approached her and felt her pulse she was
cold Being alarmed he summoned as
sstance Immediately but she was quite
dead, all efforts failing to restore her TO
life
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JOHN II. OBERLY e. CO., PR0PRIETORS.
SECRET ORDERS.
THE MAsOSs.

Cuao .ConsASDERY, No. 13.--Stated Assembly
the Asylum Masonii Hall, first and thlrd. sa..
Elsys In each month. . RI.
',Ino CousciL. No. 2i.-regular ConvOca,ion At
sonic Hall. the second Friday 10 each month.
AFRO CmsptER, No. II Regular Couvocation
Masonic Hall, on the third ruesisy Of every
Nnth. .'
,aiHn Lopor, No. 237 r. &A. " Regular Com.
inicattons at Masonic Hall, the second and
nth Mondays OF each month.
b,irA LoDGr, No. 5GS =. 8 A. NJ .--Regular Com
nicstlons at Masonic Hall-hrst aud third
|ursdays In each month
THE ODD-fELLOwE.
sLrxASDrR LoDGE, Pa. Meets in Odd Follows
ll, IN Artcr's uiiing, every Thursday even
k, at O'Clock.
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ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Whereas, William X. Burke and Ros anna Burke
ms wife, did ON the 22d day Of June, A. ID. ls63,
execute their certain mortgage or deed ot uast
20 lsham Haynle to secure certain notes there
N ment toned, which deed of trust WAS duly ac.
knowledged and recorded in book "D'' pages 33i
and fA In the recorders office Of Alexander colfri-
the p ,yment Q! said Z )tei. Now, there.o:e,
accordance with TIE 2 DIVISIONS Of said eed
and by vlr ie OF the pow rs terein coutaint i,
Will, o Friday, the LIST de, of September, A. b.
ISL, a. the !. ont door Of the court house OF Al
eNrnder coua 70, State ol Illinois, at9 o'clock Of
sa day proc' sell the foi owing described
Lots nombered seven, on (l7), eighteen Qs)
n,net 1 u9l block nifty tour (jtl, as the same
was caused 70 be plated end recorded by Mcssrs.
Taylor and DAVIS, the same being described In
sad deed OF trust for cash In hand 10 the highest
bidder, and will exeeute to the purchaser OF par.
chasers deed for the same.
EI.lZABETH G. HAYNIE,
Admlnistratrix for lshaIn ". haynie.
July 18th, 1871, jy3o-2oii.
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TERRE HAUTE.
FOUND DEAD IN THE RIVER.

TERRE HAUrE, IND, August Ed
ward Johns, market master OF this city,
was found dead in the river this moraing,
having, it is supposed, committed suicide.
Causes es-intemperance, domestic trouble
and financial difficulty. He leaves wife
and five children without means for their
maintairence.
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BOSTON.
GRAND ENCAMPMENT OF ODD
FELLOWS.

BosToN, August 2.-The grand encamp-
ment of Odd Fellows held their annual
meeting to-day. The r. w. grand scribe
reported, at the present time, 26 subordin-
ate encampments in the state with MEM
bership of $500, having been increased
during the past year by five encampmenis
and over 700 members
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HUDSON, N. Y.
AN ABSCONDING SHAKER.

HuDsoS, n. Y, August BE. Chase,
a prominent Shaker, who in former years
had charge Of the the business of that
branch of the New Lebanon Shakers
known as the Brickesrcd family, alb
seconded last Saturday night and is sup
posed to be defaultcr 20 the amount Of
from $4,000 to $4,000. 1t is believed he
is in Springfield, Mass.
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JOB PRINTING.

The Undersigned, propretors Of the DAILt and
WgtkLN BULLETIN, have Just received an assort-
lnent oI the latest styles of job Printing types,
and nave now ono Of the most complete Job Offices
IN the South and West. They haiter themselves
that they possess facilities for turning out
promptly, III the best style OF the Art, all work
label to the mammoth poster. and at prices
which leave with our business men no good ex-
cusc for sending their work to st. Louis, Cineiu.
nai or Chicago. JkO, IL. ObEkLl CO.
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WATERFOWL, n. Y.
GEN. SHERMAN INSPECTS THE
TROOPS AT MADISON
BARRACKS.

WATKRTowN, August 2.-Gen. Shar-
man reached this city last evening from
Ogdensburg. He spent night at Sack
cts Harbor, and inspec the troops at
Madison barracks this morning. He re-
turned to this city at noon, and leaves this
evening for Oswego He declined a re-
ception.
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PHILADELPHIA.
THIRTY PERSONS POISONED
BY EATING CORN
STARCH.

PHILADELPHIA, August 2.-Thirty per-
sons, after eating corn starch pudding at
the Alhambra hotel, Atlantic, n. j., ut
dinner yesterday, showed signs of having
been poisoned. No deaths are reported.
1t is SUI ,osed that arsenic was put in the
cor ST. h by discharged domestic.
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MORE ABOUT THE LATE EX-
10 q. ,. PLOSION. ...a LII +
HEARTRENDING SCENE IN A
b NEW-YORk HOSPITAL.1oa
REGIMENTS COURT MA 3TIAL-
ING MEMBERS WHO FAIL .
ED TO PARADE ON THE
, TWELFTH. nd, .rt /.
JOE COBURN SHOT BY A GAM
r. BIER. ..

NEw- York, August 2.--At about half
past two o clock this mornr z the pu gulist,
Joe Coburn, became engaged in spue
with gambler by the name Of &c y. Mo
Cloud in MaIts saloon, No. 2l1 Bowery
street, which soon came to blows, when
McCloud drew pistol which was seized
by Coburn and In the strr -gle the pistol
went of, the bali striking Coburn In the
temple. The wound prov to bc a scalp
er, only.
The police WAS attracted by the explo-
sion, arrested them both and lock I'd tIcm
in the tenth precinct station, where Co
burns wound was dressed.
A man named John Clark, who was
passing In the street at the time Of the af-
fray, received the bullet from McCloud's
pistol, which glanced from Coburn's head,
'wounding him in the III n. The ball was
promptly extracted. ''.' n ...r -.
,.... THE wEsTfIELD DlsASTER.
. Mr.. j. ii. Vanderbilt, president Of the
Staten Island railroad company, stated that
the company had three boats, and that he
considered the Westfeld The best. She
was built in 1862. Her engine was built
by Allen d Co., and was, though the old
est, the best, because she was made when
pelter IRON cOulu De nhu. ile salu ne pre-
ferred, colored engineer RolesC | to all the
rest. The Westfeld was to have been in
dock that day, but for nothing about the
boiler, and only for cleaning the flues.
Eliza Kiessner, who died last night was
doing well till = number of thoughtless
friends, who had gained access to her bed
side Informed her Of the death of her
husband. Upon hearing the startling
news, she gave q scream, raised herself in
bed and fell back-deadi
DEATH oF'AS ARTIST.
VIM. Henry Thwait well-known art
ist of Elizabeth, y. T., died Sunday.
COURT MARTIALING THEIR MEMBERS.
Several regiments of national guards
are court martialing their members who
failed to parade with their commands on
the 10Th Of July The Seventh has fined
its dclinquents S25 to $50 each.
DEPARTED.
The Earl and the Countess sailed for
Liverpool to-day.
HUGH LAMBERT,
Of New Orleans, was agreed upon, to-day,
as final stakeholder in the Mace-Coburn
fight.
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CORRY, PA.
RAILROAD TRANSFER.

CoRRY, August 2.-Thc control of the
Union and Titusville railroad was trans
ferred to the Oil Creek and Aleghany
railroad by lease for 80 years. The Off
GERS of the latter named road took
formal possession this morning.
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COLLEGES.

COLLEGES
HIGH EDUCATION.
HELLMUTH COLLEGE.
Board and Tuition per Rnnum m............. s22G %
HELLMUTH LADIES COLLEGE
iSAuGVRArED ny II. II. II. PRINCE ARTHUR,
Board and Tulten, per annum...............s22G 90
Prssident-The Very X. Y. J. Hellmuth, p. r.,
Dean Of Huron.
For particulars, apply to Major Evans, London
Canada West.
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TROY, n. Y.
A NEW MASONIC TEMPLE.

TROY, August 2.-The Masons of Troy
to-day laid the cornerstone of the new ma
sonic temple with appropriate ceremonies.
Delegations were present from all lodges
in the vicinity.
George Balgcock oillciated as grand
master at the ceremonies.
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HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BucnU

Has acquired o worldwide fame.
Ii OF my preparations are meritorious. A
n period Of twenty years has proved this to be
see remarks made ,,v Bs,,sm,n T,svar.a u
G. =. Speaking Of those diseases, and diseases
arising from the excess Of mercury, he states
thar no remedy is equal to the Extract OF sarss-
dP1x am VIM
10 the strctest sense. tonic, with this valuable
sttIibute-that II is applicable to state of the
ders other substances OF the tonic class unsrsiL
able or injurious.
See REMARKs OF the GREAT CHEMISTS AND
PILL MEN OF AMERICA
VIM. r. Warner A Co.,
, 10 North Third street, philadelphia, Pa
Esteemed Friend-I congratulate you on
having the handsomest and at the same time the
%H purposes ssfss a W. IG5 CO.
II. T. Helmbold will remark, IN conclusion, that
his remedies are the result Of long end careful
public twenty years. The sale Of shsm in that
time proves their value. All have BEEN beneht.
ted by them who followed my instructions, and
Their sale, G and dun unsurpasssd sy sny I'm %ediesm.Ut u
In the Dispensatory- OF the United States, not
excepting a single Herb, Root. Plant, or seien-
Pharmaceutical claim oil mine to be, and have
never patented single one.
i0 dispei any tmpression or prejudice that
'ho "iuub OF many hKhlnsb my
preparations, from the publicity given through
advertising, and that am and have been a drug.
gist for period OF twenty years. and more con.
clusiyely to prsve this see letter from The ugest
manufacturing chemists IN the world TTe'I
am acquainted with Mr. H. HTsHhIea 4. Hsi%soIa ~ h.
occupied the drug store opposite my res,dence.
and was successful in conducting the business
whore others had not been equally so be fore him.
pra.soy VIE A.
Firm OF Powers Wighlman, manufacturing
chemists, Ninth and Brown streets. Philadele
ALL STAND ON THEIR MERITS.
Tho PHI have thought OF offering 70 the Afilc.
ted tor ten years. -..,....
They are now perfect, and I shall stake NV
time, money and fame on their effectiveness.
The inviting style IN which the pill itself is made
the bottle, label, wrapper--al show with what
,are they have been prepared. After exahiina.
ton, no English or French preparation will show
greater care, and am really proud Of them.
Instead Of the nauseous.looking, carelessly
prepared Pills vended generally, and put up In
wooden boxes, and made generally, or offered
by those having 10 experience as physicians,
the medicine offered by your Obedisnt servant,
II. +. HELMBOLD.
Crystal Palace Drug Store, No. 59i Broadway,
New York.
Palace Pharmacy, Gilsey House, Broadway, and
Twenty ninth street, New York. ~ ~ -
Temple tf Pharmacy Continental Hotel, Ph,lN-
delpha; and No. i04 South Tenth street., Phil
q adelphis. ...a .af - ..a \ ~ eu'st
SOLD RY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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ffcfetary OF state, EDWARD NnmfneIi
kuditor Of State, c. +. Lfppincou,
tate Treasurer, +. y. Bates;
|up, Public Instruction, Newton Bateman.
CONGRESSMEN.
Ienators-Lyman Trumbull aud John A. Logan.
Representative fof the state at Larsc--Vacsncy.
representative Thirteenth Di.trict-John N.
bs.
LENDERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
enators, Ist Dis,rict-T. A. +. Holcomb. Of
on, and :. X. ellison, Of Gslistin.
representative, l.t DiSuict-H. Watson Webb.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
CIRCUIT COURT.
idge-D. J. Baker, Of Alexander.
ro.ecuting Attorney-J. +. Mccartney, Of
sssc.
rcut Clerk-Jno. q. Harman.
herif--A. II. Irwin.
In. Martin, Assessor and Treasurer.
COUNTY COURT.
.udge-F. Bros..
soeia.cs-J Il. McCtte and :. March ldoD.
3lerk-Jacob g. Lynch.
3oroner-John II. Gossmsn.
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT.
jiayor-John ". L,nsden.
! lreasuter-J. h. TAYLOR.
tomptroler--E. A. Burnett
Ilerl--MiGhsel Hoslsy.
Cam.
kuorney-P. II. Pope.
Police Magisira,es-F. Bro-s ani Il. Shan.
|rsy,
khief OF Police-L. II, Myers.
Police Constabies-John sheshau, day, and
II. Veirrun and J. W. Sumner, (nighi.)
SELECT COUNCIL.
iayor-John ". Lansden,
Irst Wsrd-P. G. Sshuh.
econd Wafd-c. X. " coward.
thIrd ward-Jno. Wood.
ourth ward-S. Staats Taylor.
lty at. Lage-W. +. Halliday and y. Hurd.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
)SST wARD-James Reardeu,
Leo Kleb,
Isaac Walden.
toND wARD--R. H.runningham,
+. Buder,
Henry Winter,
James ssaync.
IIRD WARD-Wm. StrAttop,
Patrick Fii1ge:Ald.
uRTH WAgD-James Carroll.i
g. II. sease,
J.H. MetcalE
Time Of Meeting.
cIYtcovScii.
The City Council meets in JOINT session on
day evening preceding the first Monday OF
! h month.
SELECT COUNCIL.
(he Select Council meets on the first Wednes.
\ aud Thursday, after the second Monday in
pa month. .. r..... .. ......
BOARD oT AIpIKaES.
fhe Board Of Aldermen meets on the hrs
|nday and Tuesday in every month.
COMMITTEES OF THE COUNCIL.
,, Stree,s-Messrs. Taylor, wsider, Winter,
cd and Metcalf.
branage -Messrs. Cunningham. Schulz, fitzger.
], sease and Halliday.
ftd,ms--M -Messrs. Wood, Cunnip CHAM and Kleb.
tliee and Jail-Messrs. Carroll Buder aud
(odward
krdiaanccs-Messrs. Sease, Walder and Taylor.
ire observation-disclosures. Rearden, swayne and
lidsy.
sehuh, Winter and Kleb.
riaiulg- essrs. W ooIward, swayne and Buder.
Finance-Messrs. Hurd, stratton and Metcali.
board Of Hedlth--The Mayor, and Messrs. Rear.
b, Winter, Stratton and Carroll.
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THE BoFPISBARGER POISONING CASE.
The friends and relatives of the widow
of Mr.. Boitinbarger, in Madison county,
Ohio, accused Of poisoning her husband,
state that if there is any truth in the re-
port of arsenic being found in the ex-
humed remains, it has been placed there
by his relatives, after his death, in order
to injure her. They also allege that sew
eral circumstances point to deep laid con-
spiracy to secure the property of the de-
ceased, by this and other fraudulent
means.
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IEMBERs GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

enator., Ist Dis,rict-T. A. +. Holcomb. Of
on, and :. X. ellison, Of Gallstin.
l.t DiS,rict-H. Watson Webb.
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STATE OFFICERS.
STATE OFFICERS.

Governor, John NJ. Palmer
q Governor, John Doughertyi
F.cretary Of state, Edward Rummel;
4 kudtor Of state, c. +. Lippncou,
tate Treasurer, +. y. Bates
|up,. Public Instruction, Newton Bsteman.
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CONGRESSMEN.

Trumbul and John A. Logan
fof the state at Larse--Vacsncy
Thirteenth Di.trict-John N
llz
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BANKS.
BANKS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
MADE.

L'NtllAN6E, coin, bank note. and t',,ted
IL states securities bought and sold o"''o'
Interest Allowed on Time Dcposits.
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ERIE RATLWAY.-TRAlNs Leave Depot

I L. r. liz l. ~
Ia oot NJ Chanhers-s, aud foot Ofyhtt a. follows .,
Trains layr (h-n'sTsst 81 D. no. 80 q. ~
NJ ar = p m. diJ. NeS AMI imrr.sed n'a'rs sou |
scrorpanvths throH2h u BlsO 'Dd SUSIE h"-
. ~ HuneisTint Will .csnt Stthi- %
tnrlIn 70 Ccveant and Cine matt Slfpiag r' seohps"
A. NJ train from kss uth4HBA Ia Bufsv. tb' -: T. ~ . 100
NrsYork Su,pcn.or Bill, al The m rain from Ha ,
H. as Suspension Bridge Cincinnati. An BRgr4rt iTAH '
| Fof Por. Jerris and way. G:oo 10. AMI I'm
For nj uletoWu and Wa. '1fD b:1 = IN ana >~h -
Only. 800 a n NJ.
ghur-h aat WAY. at 9'D = 3.S and ID
Tor Sua m AMI WAY. : and - .. 10
f.i5 and II mlfusht 49, .,.. -. .,.,...S
SlOn 500 90. sud &c: AID Nrlaes4-'s -a4
"a 1I!.ght - -. , $1,000. 49,, u ..o..,... Ia, 4, ...
fi.ls a. fST a!d 'i:' D. M at W"i''r rs ore Nif
days only u midnight nis,al >uIos Ira d! t:o 80 '
NB-rr,,s kayuc Chamb.r h. t""H"ur'. T.
2J..L dsD DIT u min: thJn aI"t liza Lsi '' o.,
Tcsets Tor Passage an for Apartments IN Da~m- Ga | S g
can 80 a foG thr "b~'Ang Hrh t;ifr
g,oe mar be lett a. the auJ OGr -, ~ aG -
rr i.rhs sri - h'"Gl' Hur'
4 'eg.t Brroslyui rsdwss, W lU''l. D"-'> no =
y s. NrwYor.: at iNp- be-, b.p-.
Jer'@v CIV aad Of the Az nts 1t ue yru "A LO"l,
IL, ~ V'r-.,nt srf Was. FOR 80 '"h'f"a
Fnr ParSNrsarE HHhd@e of e t'F' .,,.".
l. u. EUCKEI "u,n>, " ~, "a -, 3D.
eriNugI A1'h W. IlAs' -
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Notices of Dankrnptfp.


DISTRICT. CQURTof the UNITED STATES
~ F0R THE eA8fEkE DisrktCT OF PBMsfLfhA ~
BANkkUlTCT.-In the natter Of NICHOLAS HUHTBk BANK
rupt-Easassa Ds Fehpsyvsnia WarsntA kaskfzpty
haa ecea tssaed By aid Cas an Ne Estate Of NICHOLAS HUN
TER the Ccsat, Hefks nd elts % pesnfvsns sad D
as VIE - bees txy sdjSgd Banknpt petition Of his srd
o lnd ne patht q any debf and Tie dehvyN any prpsTy
edsnces nd bsakmfA 70 hn y his ssd Hs t.n.er q
2epeJ ey hin forbidden By law Asd vhereaG neeeuy
e,:ass 1es.ass Of vsasat CT. l.s. :. Ey, tse sseS
a wh assss sss ~ a q creditors
naa Aagea lE adng he Of sanber Of creditors
wAo sot essssA Dc ssssi ssseral
ing Ne crsits 81 te aid Bankrupt hs db spd
dr whether asenees Of h Estate tbes Be osa
sesste st sn4 vo,e brsvoaay for e choke o. eh
substituted ateual ssagnee asgpee yin be bed nj
Court Of Bankruptcy Be keh Reading Fem said District
9Th day Of Dtcenbef A. d. ian al oelock he o9c Of
H. haerger No. ~ Nofth Axh. behre MaIishegw cae Of
The ReEstes in BANKRUPTCY Of sad Dsnct T. GREGORY.
- Late usied Etatas Ha fsha.
p1sAAuRL J. WRIGHT, Depoty
IN the DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED
STATES for the Northern DISCREET Ne~.Fork-IN BANK.
RUPTgY-n DE matter u THB WESTERN INSURANCE. CON.
PANY Bankrupt The mdegae hereby v nonce thst he has
BEEN siy sppoaid Special Receiver Of the properly a.ss And ees
Of The COmpsny which has BEEN andgd Bank
pt hy he District Coah UGsi Sates foe the northern District
and persons hare been ensnei By the order Of
ala Conf from making ddeu 10 wake pynent Of
art 10 aid Bankrupt delivery Of property beongns IT, 70
aid R.nkrupt offs officers any other Pe0n eft we I'M
derened A such Receiver from any manner nInng WIN OF
removing bs property Of said Bankrupt except T OF
preservation thereoL dIbcOH l. ntLAaHo'
Dated Buffalo Nov. 2, l3IL SPeca neee''P -.
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and IVES l.
ERIN RAILROAD ~

NEW BROAD GAUuB LINE Water Gap, htroa gig Sf.h9a
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