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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-11
Examination for Cadetsllips

The examination of candidates for the
cadetships at West Point Military Academy.
aud Naval Academy at Annapolis, was held
10 this city on Monday last, Geo. Loomi',
D. H., and S. NJ. Eaton, D. D.. Of the Conn
mittee appointed by Hon. S. Griffith, were
present. Medical examination made by
DR.. S. G. Snowden.
Five of the applicants for West Point
were from Venango, one from Crawford ard
one from Mercer county. For Annapolis,
one from Venango. seven from Crawford
and one from Mercer. The committee rec
ommendsd the appointment of T. NJ. Honey.
well, OF Meadville, to West Point, and ].
II. Armstrong, Of Conneautville, to Anna
polls.
The same questions were given, in writ
ing, to oil applicants, and written answers
were returned. To avoid all possibility OF
the appearance of partiality, the Commits
tee had the questions returned signed with
a number, lustead Of the name Of the candi-
date, and the names of the successful ones
were unknown to them until the award had
been made.-[ venango Citizen.
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Philadelpeia papers call the morgue ia
that city dead failure.
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Spring notes -sohins and blue birds, ere
now plenty.
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Cleaning house 10 all the rage among
housekeepers at present.
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Gold ats:.l p. N. ll43a
IMPORTANT MEETING !

Tae oil producers and others Of the lltb
Interested 10 the welfare Of the region, are
requested TO meet at Sobel's Opera House,
Petroleum Centre, on Saturday Ev'g, May
ii'n 1877. Anil tendance Is requested
% business Of the utmost importance will
come before the meeting.
BY order L. p. WALKER.
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Greeley hats are becoming quits common
on tae streets.
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The Oh City Democratic Club will attend
the Reading Convention in body. A
special train will be chartered,
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A pair OF California rats constructed their
nests on the top of q tree.
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The new Erie directors propose 10 run Q
'aI1ty hour train to Chicago.
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The ''songs of evening"-that Of the mos
quito.
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Dissolution Notice.
For Sale

$4,000 to 10000 feet OF SECONDHAND
TUBING, at from rs to IS els. per foot.
The Tubing is in first class order and sll
ready fitted.
April 23. IT, II. II. WARNER.
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The straw hat trade will soon be brisk.
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Fine weather for making gardens
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Weather itsm-hot.
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-. A.. o. Of U. W..
Liberty Lodge No. I, A. o. Of u. W.,
meee every Monosy evening at Z O'Clock,
10 Odd Fellows Hall, Petroleum Centre,
s. II. HOOKER, R.
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Emory will act with the utmost discretion 10 the
- Wv
THE LATEST NEWS.
The First Blood Shed-Walter R. Wheyland
Shot In q scufie.

NEW ORLEANS, JAN o. 1872.
Willie Isador Mccormick aud W. W. McCuoch,
Assistant Sergcant-ac.Arms Tor the Carter Honse
OF Representatives, were attempting TO arrest Mr..
Matthew'S member. scnthe ensued, In
which Walter II. Whsyland was shot. He
died an hour later in Che Governors parlor.
at The State House. Mr. Wheyland caimed to rep
resent the parish or Sabine but had been expelled
by the Carter faction. The suppositon Is that he
was cndeavoring TO prevent the arrest OF Mr.. Mat
thews when he was shot,
Colonel l.. ID. Scott who saw the shooting.
says that when the scuile commenced between
McCulloch aud WhcJland o body OF police
men ran across from Dryades street.. and one Of
them seeing wheyland drawing pistol, not know
ing him, and doubtless tisinking that ne was about
10 shoot fired upon HIM.
This Is the FIRST blood thus has been shed since the
troubles commenced.
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THE WAR IN MEXICO.
Crushing Defeat of the RevOlu.
tiOnistS Under Diaz.
Great Excitement Over the News-MOvc.
ments OF the Insurgent General
QuirOga-COrtina Retreat
ing Before Him.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. ., 1872
courier extraordinary reached here tonight
from Tampico with telegram, dated city Of Mex
leo. December 81, from the Minister OF War; an
nounctng two general engagements between Gene
raj Rocha's forces and the revolutionsts under
General Diaz IN which the latter were routed, with
the loss OF their artillery ara cavalry.
The church bells were ringing and troops march
Ing the streets with music. amid great exc te-
ment over the news.
General Qulroga has been reinforced by 500
revolutionists from Monterey. and Is NOV.
ing from Mier on Camargo with 1900
men. General Cortina Is reported to have
abandoned Camargo on Sunday 10 avoid q fight
with Quiroga, and has fallen back TO Rcynosa
Fighting has occurred between Quiroga's advanced
guard and Cortna's retreating column. but without
especial effect on either side.
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GERMANY AND FRANCE.
Probable Relaxation Of Prussian Military Rigor
in the Hostaged Territory.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. Q, 1872.
The statement contained In q press news
despatch. which was Issued this morning, TO the
eject that the court martial trials Of the french
hostages taken by the Germans for ouirages COM
mitted on their soldiers In France would commence
to-day was premature.
There ls reason to credit the London Standards
Placement OF last week, "tnat the German olcers
Will not proceed to EXTREMIST
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TElseRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

PARIS, Jan. ., 1872.
Elections have been held In seventeen districts In
the provinces 10 Ill vacant seats in the Assembly.
In three OF the districts the radical candidates
have been successful.
NAroLEoS's REVELATIONS OF PAST EVENTS.
The Emperor Napoleon viii soon publish q his
toricai work. In which startling revelations win be
made In regard to the French military system
during the late war.
PARTISAN ANXIETY FOR METROPOLITAN TRADE.
committee Of the republican electors OF Paris
called Oh NJ. vautrain to-day and begged him TO re.
memoer that 'his election was an expression OF the
peoples desire that the Assembly return to Paris"
STEAMSHIP FOR NEW YORK.
The steamer Holsaia, which was TO have sailed
from Havre on the 9th instant for New Yo-Y, was
detained two days ana sailed yesterday.
Diplomatic Comrtesies With Germany.
PARIS, Jan. Q. 1879.
Baron Won Arnim, German Ambassador to
France to-day presented his credentials to Presi.
dent Theirs.
No ceremony was observed, but the Ambassador
reiterated his former expressions "of friendship for
the French nation"
NJ. Gontaut- Biron, French Ambassador to Ger.
many has teeeraphed TO his governments that he
has been most natteringly received by Prince
Bismarck.
Military Trial Of sacerdotni Communis
PARIS, Jan. Q, 1872.
The court martial assembled at Versailles to-day
to try the parties accused OF shooting the priests
and other versai!list hostages during the reign OF
the Commune. The proceedings attract much inter.
eat ald tRe court room Vaa cEnvdsd ell dag.
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ENGLAND.

Press Comments on the Fisk Assassination Case
Washington City Improvement Bonds In ths
Market-1he Trades Congress-The
Court at Osborne Colombian d.
plomatic Representation.
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Governor scOtVs Special Message 70 BE
Kn0clsed Into q Cooked Hat by Bowen.
COLUMBIA, s. O., Jan. 9, 1872
In tho Legislature to.day o Message was read
from Governor Scott defending himself against Mr..
DOwens charges In the House.
Mr.. Bowen replied with bitterness TO the Message.
challenging Governor Scott to meet his charges Ia
the courts. The Message was made special order
for Monday.
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THE PRINCE OF WALES.
The Convalescent Out Of Doors-says "Goodby''
to His Physician.
TELEGRAM 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Jan. Q, 1871
A despatch from sandringham reports that the
Prince or wales went out yesterday for the Grst time
since his Illness
DR.. Gale. who has been constantly in attendance
on His Royal Highness since the mrs, dangerous
symptoms appeared. LEFT saudrinSham today
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A Banquet at the American
Legation.
Three Members Of the Spanish Ministry Pres.
ent-Toasts and speeches-'No Difficulty
Between the Two Countries but Can
Be Settled Through the Spanish
Minister at Washington"
Minister Roberts and Valmaseda
Not Recalled.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TELEGRAM To the NEW YORK HERALD.
The HERALD correspondent at the Spanish
capital has forwarded us the following special
despatch:-
MADRID Jan. 8, 1872.
General Sherman, accompanied by Lieu
tenant Grant, son Of the President Of the
United States arrived in this city two days
ago and took quarters at the American Lega-
tlon.
, The day before yesterday, at noon, King
Amadeus received in private audience Gen
leral Siberia an and Lieutenant Grant, who
were presented to His Majesty by the Ameri-
can Charge d'Afaires.
KING AMADEUS CORDIAL.
In the course of the Interview. which lasted
about half an hour, the King said ttat he was
r''pleased to see SO famous a representative of
fhe American army as General Sherman, and
that he always entertained sentiments OF
Friendship and admiration for the American
people"
His Majesty also expressed desire 'that
the most cordial relations, as between neigh
.bors whose interests can only lie in the preser-
walton Of peace, may always exist between the
United States and SPAIN"
! The King showed special attention to Lieu
tenant Grant, to whom he spoke with great
INABILITY
BANQUET AND MUTUAL COMPLIMENTS.
In the evening there was grand banquet
ut the United States Legation. Among the
guests were Admiral Malcampo, Minister of
Marine; Admiral Topete, Minister for the
Colonies, and Senior De Bias, Minister for
Foreign Affairs.
Tho following toasts were proposed -
"King Amadeus" President Grant" ''The
Army and Navy of the United States," and
s'The Army and Navy Of SPAIN" In re-
spending, sentiments of International friend
ship and cordially wero expressed by the
Spanish statesmen on one side and tho Ameri-
can officers on the other.
PEACE NOT TO BIZ DISTURBED.
Admiral Topete, among others, said he
hoped that 'peace between the United States
and Spain may never be disturbed" ScHor
De Bias remarked. mo difficulty between the
two countries is known here but can be settled
through the representative Of Spain at WASH
ington."
! The excited feeling In Spain with regard to
the United States has entirely Gained down,
and In this city II is considered that the war
cloud has passed away.
RECALLS coNrRAD-oTGp.
The announcement OF the recall of SeHor
Roberts, the Spanish Minister at Washington,
ind of Captain General Valmaseda, is alto
pether premature, and seems to be founded
only on rumors among politicians. as the
report of their recall and replacement by Ad-
miral Polo and Marshal Concha has not yet
feoeived the slightest official confirmation.
(
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FRANCE.

Party Tests at the Ballot Box and Weakness Of
the Radical Forces Napoleon Rejecting
on Past Issues aud Events-The PART
SLAMS Anxious for City Trade.
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BELGIUM.
Citizen Relief Subscriptions RENTED to Chicago
TELEGRAM TO the NEW yosx HERALD

BRUSSELS, Jan. 0, 1871
fhe committee appointed by the Brussels Bourse
70 receive subscriptions for the sufferers by tho CHI
Cago 6re to-day sent $1,000 francs to that city.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE OF TIE OHIET SIGNAL OrFtOER.
WASHINGTON, ID. o., Jan. 10-l A. Al.

Synopsis Jor me Past T,ocn.y-f four Hours.
Tho barometer has fallen steadily In New Eng
land since Monday afternoon. Clear weather has,
prevailcd there to-day. out It Is now followed BY
partially cloudy weather. with rising tenn
pera,ure and northwest winds. backing to
southwest. Nortneasicrly winds prevail on the
Gulf Coast with clear weather. except In Florida.
The highest barometer Is probably over the
Ohio Valley. Fresh sourhwestcrly winds
have been reported from the lakes. The
lowest barometer Is probably In the Missouri VAL
ley. The rivers have fallen at Pittsourg and risen
at Memphis and vlcksburg. Reports are not yet re-
celved from the Pacific coast
Probdbititie'.
The barometer viii probably fall on Wednesday
northwest OF the Ohio valley; the highest pressure
move northeastward into virginia; falling barome.
tor continue III New England, with cloudy weather;
westerly winds backing to southwest from the mid
do Atlantic to the lower lakcs. .,.i
Dangerous winds are not anticipated On the Oulf
and Atlantic coast for tonight.
The Weather Ia This City YESTERDAY.
The following record will show the changes In the
temperature for the past tweny.iour hours In com-
parison with the corresponding dav OF last year. ~
indicated by the thermometer ~ Hudnuts Pharmacy.
HERALD Building corner or Ann street,
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Royal HavAna Lattery.--The Highest Rates
paid for Doub oons all kinis OF Dol aul Snvec
TAYLOR Co, Banxessli Wals.r,% NsSforh.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship IDAHO will leave this port on
Wednesday for Queenstown and Liverpool.
The mrs for Europe Will close az the Post once
a, half.past eleven O'Clock A. NJ.
Tua NEW YORK uERALD-Edltlon for Europe
v, he ready at nine o'cocx In the morning
Single copies, In wrappers for ma,linx, six Genus.
A.-IIerring's Patent
q" CHAMPION SAFES,
25i Broadway. corner Murray strest.
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Tho r6or LitsIe Sufferer Will Re I'm med l.,
atey relieved by using Mrs. WlNSLOWS eovfniN~
SYRUP for children teething.
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ACTION OF THE RIVAL HOUSES.
Collector Casey Wants To Be Let Alone and
WarmOth Remains lntrenched.
General Emory Calls for Reinforcements- A
Regiment Ordered from Louisville-scene in
the Warmoth House of Representatives.
President Grant Unable to See His Way
Gut of the Difficulty.

New ORLEANS, La, Jan. Q, 1872.
The Reform Mass Meeting. which met last night
In Lafayette square, adopted tho following
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spikes Tootazthe nrepso Cure In ONE Niin-
uie HILLS HAIR DYE, black brown, only'l csasA
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A.-Royal Havana Lottery.-J. p. NInrfimen
CO.. Bankers 10 Wall Sd box ass New YORK ros' o'e'
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A.viue Gold Jcweiry, low Priccs

Earrings AMI Pms,
Cameo, Etruscsn, Garnet, Carbuncle, &C.
Onyx and Je. Earrings aud Pins,
God Watch Chains, Necklaces, Lockets
Seal Rings. Chain and Bsad Bracelets Chirens Earrogas
Pins Rings and Armies ,,,.,
GEORIE G. ALLEN,
cal Broadway. near Fourteenth street,
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

C"VOf~SUH" tut corresponding U0Vo
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Seal Rings Chain Bsad Bracelets, Chdens Earrings
A'A'' mug GEoRIE c. ALLEN,
cal Broadway. near Fourteenth sIreet.
A.-Corni Earrings and Pins. WholesaIeN
prices. GEohu Z Y. ALnIN,
A.-DcvOe,s High Grade Oil, Prepnred
expressly for family pure. white, odoress an uns
passed iuminator and warranted nonexposiys rms o
guaranteed equal to any that IA pa For SAFE 10 Sc Vet
cars an in barrels fa5oraois raeA The DEvOE MANU.
FEATURING CO, III Futon street. New York
Angels Tnr;<ish Baths, Lexington Avc-
nue. Twentyhnh sreeGsnremcn every day aei AZ
night; ladies day ,nl evening" hes. ventilation; highest
tenlperature beat shsnpoorG grstuesi aivanta.eA
uneaualed; Europe outdore
A.-Royal Havana Lottery.-J. p. Mnrfimen
AGO.. Bankers 10 Wall 81 box 1850 New YORK ro' o''
spikes Tootl1ehe Drops, Cure In One siin-
ue HILLS HAIR DYE, black o. brown oniy'' S''s"
-<-----
Royal Havana I4nttery.-Tne lnsmest Italics
paid for Doub. oons, all kinis o. uold aul 5Wves
TAYLOR Co., Banssssis Wansr,". NsSforN
Tho rf,or Little Sufferer Will &c lmmedl.
ateiy Islieved BY using Mrs. WlNSLOWS SOofhlNo
| SYRuP for children tsching.
l
40 Drops OF "Constitutiou Water, Three
lueA az cESa QAhstea Apa " UaeasaAai ~ AaaaNA
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A.-Corni Earrings and Pins, wholesale,
prces. GEORGE Z. ALLEN,
s4i Broadway near Fourteenth street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-04

Twenty summers have elapsed since it was
briefly announced that new vegetable tonic ana
Alternative, bearing the name Of Hostetters StoIn-
ach Bitters, had been added to the list of proven
tive and restorative medicines. The modest adj
vertisenent which invited attention to the pre-
paration stated that it had been used with great
success, in private practice, as a cure for dys-
pepsis, bilious complaints, constipation and in
termitteat fever. 1t was soon discovered that the
article possessed extraordinary properties. The
PEOPLE, of every class, tested its merits as tonic,
stimulant, corrective and restorative, and found
that its effects more than fulfilled their hopes and
expectations. Prom that time to the present its
course has been upward and onward, and it
stands to-day at the head of al medicines of it,
class, American or imported, in the magnitude
of its sales and its reputation as safe, agreeable
and potent invigorant and restorative. For Ian
guor and debility, lack of appetite and gastric
disturbances, so common during the summer
months, it ia absolutely infsllible. Indigestion,
bilious disorders, constipation, nervousness, pc
riOdicsl fevers, and all the ordinary complaints
generated by a yitiated and humid atmosphere,
vanish under its renOvadng and regulating influ-
ence. This is its record, avouched by volumes
of intelligent testimony, extending over period
of a fifth of a century, and comprehending the
names of thousands Of well-known citizens be-
longing to every class and calling. In E urope it
is thought a great thing to obtain the patronage
of royalty for a ''patent incidence but Hostel
ter's Bitters has been spontaneously approved BY
millions OF independent soversigns, and its pat
ent consists in their endorsement. $3.50
jy2 deod1wSw1t 3dp .r ..rl --~. -l~I
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The following are the cotton quotations,
received at the National Savings Company,
corner Union and College streets, where
cotton, gold, bond and stock quotations are
received hourly, and are always accessible
to the public:
L1vERPooL, July 8, 11:3O.-Cotton
quiet. Middling uplands 115d; Orleans
11Sd. Sales to-day 5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL, July 8, 1:00.-Cotton quiet.
Middling uplands lid; Orleans 11Sd;
Sales to-day 5000 bales. -.-+
NEW YORK, July g., 10:0S.-Market
dull. Futures quiet. Ordinary 204c;
good ordinary pc; low middling 24ac;
middling 25ac; Alabama 255c; Orleans
25sc; Texas 25sc. ..-..
LIvERpooI, July 8, 12:25.-Cotton
tending downward. Middling uplands !
@ll5d;' Orleans 1l46n3d. Sales 5000
bales.
New YORK, July 8, 12:25.-Market
quiet but steady. Futures quiet. Ordinary
2Otc; good ordinary 23c; low middling
24ac; middling 25ac; Alabama 25sc; Or
leans 25sc; Texas 252c. July delivery
235c; September 22ac; October 20sc; No
vember 1890; December 194c. .,.tr s. .
NEW YORK, July 5, 2:00.-Market
quiet but steady. Futures quiet but steady.
Ordinary 2O4c; good ordinary 23c; low
nliddling 24Ic; middling 255c; Alabama
25sc; Orleans 25.c; Texas 25sc. July de
livery 23sc; August "a 7-16c; September
22sc; October 20 7-1Gc; November 1876.
New YORK, July 8, 3:19.-Market firm.
Futures steady. Ordinary uplands 20tc;
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F No. 1881. crt LtTCl
Ess ChaIace1u at .FinShgiEse.

OTATE OF TENNESSEE-OFFICE CLERK
- and Master Chancery Court, Nashville, June
u, Jew. c.. Harding, w. H Jackson. j. b.
KIllebFew, j NJ Stafford, D. z. wallace, J. Q.
Bang, j. G. Brown, A. Cox, Jno. McGayock, j..
H. French, G.. NJ. Smart, NJ. s. Cockrill, T.. u.
johnson and I. Fl. Williams have fled their Pc
tition in this Court praying to be Incorporated as
a company by the name of the "RlgaL Sun Pub
fishing Company" the object Of which is the pub
location of snewspaper, to be called the "RurGl
Sun, in the Interest or agriculture and the gen
eral development OF the State and country, and
to carry out generally such business as falls
within the scope of q publishing company, the
to be increased 10 $4,000 in similar share 70 be
psid into the treasury OF the company; the petit
ton prays for power, under tbs name aforesaid,
to sue and be sued, plead and be impleaded, 70
have common sealand 10 change the same ar
pleasure, TO acquire and own such property and
real estate az may BE- necessary for carrying on
said publishing business, and 10 bargain, SCH
and mortgage the same, TO make and enact such
bylaws and rulrs for the government of said
company as shall be in eOnsOnance with the Con-
stitution of the United states and the State OF
Tennessee, and the laws OF the land; their Office
TO be in Davidson county, Tenn; the petition
prays FOR publication according TO law, and fer
the necessary DEGREES OF incorporation.
1t is therefore ordered that all persons desiring
to resist the granting of the prayer OF said petit
ton or the decree Of Incorporation as above, en-
ter their appearance herein ON or before the first
Monday in July next, 1872, and then and there
said petition should not be granted and a-decree
of incorporation issue, and that copy OF this
order be published for 80 days in the Nashville
Union and American. a-.ff g1iir1ti ~
20 q '1Ops NATHANIEL BAXTER.
Clerk and Master.
NELL S. BROWN solicitor Tor petitioners.
te21aw4W.