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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
CORONER.

To the Democratic Voters Of Nep Castle County:
GENTLEMEN: At the solicitation of many friends
I rcspec ctfully offer myself as candidate for Nomi
nation of Coroner OF New Castle county, subject
the decision of the Democratic Party, and pledg
| my self to give . hearty support 10 the Nominee
SAMUEL [. PIERCE.
Christia nah undrei. January aht.-tm
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

The AAaKRT ORDINANCE. which we publish in
another column. as . matter of news to read
era, goss much further in granting the use Of the
pavsmsnts to venders Of meats, vegetables and
fruits, than il osnerally understood It has hith-
srto-esen supposed by great many citizens that
Market, Fourth and King wero the only streets
allowed to be used by the market people. This is
not ths cass y will be by referring to the
ordinance, - . number of other streets may bt
occupied by wagons After the first of May they
will be excluded from Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
CoRON E 4.

To the Electors OF Nee .adie County.
GENrLRAEN-Yiedng 10 the solicit ton Of
merous friends. offer myself I" Your consideration
n candidate for the uthee of Coreuer and hereby
tender the usual pledge to abide the decision IT
the Democratic party. and give the democratic
nominee my hearty and entire suppnrt.
Resp etiuily. LEN Is MCCALL.
Wilmington, Jan 80 tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
Political.
SHERIF fatty.

IT, the Electors Of Ne,c ta,'i. County
FELLOW CITIZENS offer myself to your consii-
eration as u candidate tor ,ne office ot Sherit ~
New Castle county, subject to the nomination uI
the Democratic Party. pledgns myself II elected
perform the duties of the Office with fidelity ana
To the best OF my ability.
Respectfully yours ISAAC GRl BIB.
New Castle Hundred, January sd. ls72.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
SHERIFFALTY

r., he Voters Of the Democrutic PARTY Of Nec
tustie t0uHty:
GENrLsxsN :-Encouraged by many friends and
the natterns vote given TO ne at th. last nnmIna-
tion election. | am induced to again offer myself
as \ candidate tor nomination ot sheriff tor thr
County oi New Castle. pledging "yseit to ah,de h.
the no,ntuail ION of sand Party and give my hearty
support to the successful candidate.
Respectfully. WA. II. LAMBSON,
New Castle Hid. december -. Is1l Tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
OR CORON Err.

To the Electors Of Nec td-fis Couatpt
FELLow-,IrIzaNs:- oIer myself to your
sderatiou as = candidate Tor the nomination ot
Coroner Of New Castle County. subject te the
nomination of the DemGcra. .ic Party.
kesp'y yours. JOSEPH 1ARNALL.
New Castle HID. Jan. 10th. lsTl.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
Commercial.
PHILADELPHIA, April II.

PHILADELPHIA, April II.
Cotton dull; 23Ha24.
Provisions dull.
Flour lower; Supertine s6a61<: extras, e634a7
Wheat dull; Red, 81 .S3al 81; smbsr, $780, white
$2a2l 10.
Rice, 80.
Corn unchanged: Yellow, %; mixed 81.
White Oats. 55a56; mixed, 53a54.
Whiskey, ~.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
CORONE Err.

10 the Democratic Voter. ef .Ne'r Gt.tis G5nnig:
GkSrLENEN: AT the solicitation OF numerous
friends, | itduced to offer my self 10 your con
s,deration Tor the office Of Coroner f New Castle
County. subject to the decision OF the democratic
Party; and hereby tender the usuai pledge to sur
port the Democratic Nominee.
JOHN B. LOFMAN
Wilmington. Jan. 30. 1872. ieb2tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
CORON Err.

To the Dsmocrat,c Voters ~ Nr,e Castle County.
GEyrLkuEN: At the soIIcilation of many lrttrJ<.
| again oner N, self as "A candidate for Co ,ner It
New Castle County. and pledge my self to the
successful candidate my cordis. support. hereby
tender my hearty thanks for the generous SUI putt
heretofore u ven me. "
isni6tn DANIEL B. WOODWARD.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
FRANCE.

PARI-, AprH T..
Court-martial at Versailles yesterday sentenced
two communists to death ard two others to I'M
prisonment for hfe Legislative committee
cuded their Investigations with regard to the sur
render OF Metz and made report which kept
secret.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

Il is gratifying evidence OF increasing and de-
,valopinei political consciences that the Gazette
nov resents having any OF its political trends
called ''rammanyites." The time was when it
behaved the attack on Tweed to be . mere parti-
0A4ovsment against excellent man.-Com-
nGFc;sl.
a Why certainly We believed Tweed true
Democrat, uncontaminated with the propensity to
plumber and rob that pervades the whole army ol
Radical ofzcsholders. But as as We found
We were mistaken, We took occasion to de
upce Tweed and his co-laborers in crime
The Comme,csa! should follow this example ant
not try to cover the rascalites of its party. No
II it fair or just TO apply the word "Tammanyites
to the Democratic members OF the city council
whom that paper knows are undeserving the OF
fsnsivs sense in which it the remark. Tr
70 be nose just nsighbor and you will avoid suc
grisvo1s troubles As now disturb you. Re
member that gentlemen do not like to be accuses
of being dishonest, even by inuendo This tn
COasssvetsl has cause to know.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
CORONER.

To the Eiec,or, Of Ne,c Castle county,
GsNiLEAEx.- .-baving resigned the office Of
stable. respectfully ask the support OF my fellow
citizens for the office of Coroner AZ the ENSUING
nomination election. plejgng myself 10 abide the
choice of the Democratic parry.
JOHN wIDDoES.
White Clay Creek Hundred. apl tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
4 SLOTS

without postpOnoment; WitnufAwA or underoiu-
ding.
These Lots are located ON Lobdell. Goodman aud
A streets. on Railroad avenue. near Ch.i.tsna Av.
enue. (the latter be exteoded from Third Street
Bridge 10 the Delaware River) within few min.
utes' ~alk from Third street Bridge. amt from the
proposed leading Passea0er and Local Freight Sta
tion OF tho Wilmington and Western Rail Road
and quickly accessible to many important manu-.
factures. and to commercial facilities by water and
by railroad.
ImproveE euts on the S0uthside. aud the increase
in the value of property have heretofore been re-
mark able. and the future promise, still better At
tentien of purchasers is especially called to the
fact that the desirable S0uthsde Building Lots Of
this Company must sOOl be exhausted either fol
public or private sales
rERMS.-Twsnty per cent. cash. and the bal
ance in notes With approved endorsers equally d.
yided NJ } and mouths bearing interest from the
day of sale. Se,'lemsn al! ca.ss to be made pre-,
viOus TO the following Saturday May 4th 1877 at
m.. otherwise a purchase may be declared void a
the eption OF the sellers; and parties VII" pay ths
whole in cash on before that time will he enti
| tied to a clear discount of per cent Immediate
| possession ON settlement. J. L. HEALD,
Prest Christians hiysr Imr. Co..
apl7. 70 % 2l26 wilminstol. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
CORONER,

To the Democratic Voters ot Nt,r Castle GetEttr
3ENrLExEN: Yielding to the solicitation OF many
friends again oher myself as candidate Tor Cct
oner Of New Castle County, and pledge myse. ta
sivs my hearty support to the nominee.
JAMES l.. cox,
WILMINGTON. Jan. 5th. ls12.-tn
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

GREAT SALE OF VALUABLE Lors.-The Presi-
isst Of tbs Christiana Improvement Company
xssoucss q sale Of forty-fvs very valuable lots of
ground On the south side of Third Street Bridge
lin Soath Wilmington, 1that must claim the atten-
tion OF all persons desirous Of making permanent
paying Investments, who desire to buy for
speculation only, - it is almost morally certain
that ON the completion Of the w. and w. II. r.
this psopsrty will advance to a high figure.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
WEATHER REPORT.

WEATHER REPORT.
WASHINGTON, April H.
The Barometer will fall from the upper Lakes
to the western Gull, with sastery winds over the
former. to southery Cver the latter, and increased
cloudiness over the Middle States
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
Etes Sale.

t0 00V'
letsrnised
ers for ssle
pp, cit uAt@
D, contain
No. cos
kuithettk..;
I'm ~ ~ -
stock; corn
keelWrNns
Esssrisssssiiss:s
=.
(yssiep
hall heA.hA:
k..'.4iy:ssss::ss.'
eAvYI
|sscssS..sEI
s.shsssits
,por..DSl..
lthsl3thts1
sale.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
CRIsrIELp (Mp.) OYSTER TRApE,-M

CRIsFIELD (MD.) OYSTER TRADE.-Hs
6rOseth and ExteNt. The Crisfeld md }
hoa4er gives the following facts concerning
the 6xtensive oyster trade of that place:
''Ts0 trade now employs nearly GOO sailing
vessels and 8, 900 men, besides the steam oyster
vessels which are now making the experiment
Of extending the trade to Europe. Most OF
the Oysters are taken In shallow water by
canoes, . portion are transferred to vessels for
Baltimore, Philadelphia or New York, but the
larger part 10 sold to Crisfield packers. In
old 0mks the market depended on the arriva
OF coast trader from Boston, New Haven ol
Providence freighted with cheap dry goods
9roooeios. etc., which were traded for ysters a
the prsoo Of IL T. 70 per hamper-the hampe
measuring one and one quarter bushels.
Tho rstlr0ad has changed all this. Ther,
are now In Crlsfeld 27 canning establishment
and about 80 which ship oysters in barrels
Every morning during the oyster season al
average Of % railroad ears leave Crisfeld III
den with oysters. II is estimated that te
million bushels annually are taken by Crisfiel
boats.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
DAILY. GAZETTE.

The Commercial complains because the "ke-
pub.ieans in Council" do not show 'their inlepen-
dence and moral courage. by declining to be made
responsible for" the contracts for city work which
has besn ~monopolzsd" by 'three or four men,
bers." These members are only following out the
teaching Of the Radical party, which is that Office
holders should make all they can regardless OF the
taxes the people have to pay.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

WHO EVER SAW IT?-The "tchits- washing OF
pitch" which the Commercial says sis u poo,
business"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

FIRST EDITION.
d T ELE CIR APH.
ENGLAND.

LONDON. April II.
The vote in the House Of Commons. last night
on the resolution relative to local taxation. result
ell in defeat of the government by ono hundred
majority.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
SECOND EDITION.
BY TELEGRAPH.
WAShIN NcT ON.

WAsHiNGToS, Apui L..
HoUsE-A bill was passed regulating the sell
zure of books and papers in the Custom House
cases.
SENATE Mr. Scott introduced hl!i giving
the Denver and Rio Grande road right OF way.
Mr.. Sawyer spoke i'll favor OF the bill providing
for astronomical observations OF transit OF Venus
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

TIE Comssncsai places = new member in the
City Council, NJ. "Quiglhy."
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

F, ,s;ss:;; ssis:$;; s;s:::;
nyno Sta
r. R.. IN
mipgtsn.
r.iso6er-.
o acres Of
y located:
eh II, emo
1 water
aediatelY.
i, and the
u the Ir0-
Ice NJ aAy
v>~~
lea. Del.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17

to cult
farm.
!. about
H., con
He'd into
ivation.
ut tim
house.
et Deep.
I'd born.
) house.
d apple.
b. which
~ is wHkoo
nation II
} county,
ruIe easy
1 v RE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-04-17
POPULAR PRICES.

ADMISSION - cents.
kESkkN ED SEATS. 10 cents.
Tickets for sale at Boughman. Thomas \ Cos.
Doors open at J o'clock. Performances will begin
n quarter Of =. aplt-ot
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1872-01-12

Certainly. two of the yrccncst spcci-
mems Of the human race in Southern
Indiana, "went through town" to-da.
in search Of conuubial felicity. They
hail from the county Of Dubois, and
both parties ''vow and declare that they
low to go double, IL they have to travel
To the fartlest ends Of the earth Ia &C.
license. George Miller don't care who
is aware Of the fact that he loves Eliza
beth {. Conrad to distinction. and Bets.
firmly declares '.that she l! fDllcr her in
tended as long as breath remains in her
body, whether they ever marry or not.
George and Elizabeth didn't stop in the
city long enough 10 see the sights, but
hurried either to Louisville or Jefferson
Vile, or farther South. as the old MAI
Conrad, was supposed by them to he il
hot pursuit. The old gentleman, wht
claims to be the patcrnal ancestor of thu
runaway girl, SAYS that George is a lazy
trifiing cnss. and hasn't sense enough Il
keep In out Of the wet: besides lie i
altogether too young nineteen las
grass to think Of marrying his daugll
ter, whose age is given as seventeen ant
a half years. The youngsters were sew
eral hours ahead Of their pursucr, an,
are probably, ere this. happy in eacl
others arms and affections.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
LAND.

NOTICE is hereby given. that by vir-
~ tue Of aM UIr!cr Of the Court OF
Common Ifeas Of Dubois county,
the undersigned Administrator with
will annexed Of the estate Of Joseph
Bescht deceased. will offer for sale III
public auction on the premises. on
SATURDAY, February cath, 1872,
an equal undivided two-,hiids part Of
tho north cast quarter Of section No.
one az township No. three (3) range
four (4) west. containing one hundred
and sixty acres more or less, in Dubois
count, Indiana.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc-third Of the
purchase money TO be paid in cash. one
third in nine months, and Onc-third in
eighteen months, the purchaser giving
notes for said deferred pa mcnts. bearing
interest, with approved surety, and
waving benefit Of valuation laws.
Sale to begin ut 2 o'clock. Il. NJ.
MATTHIAS DC ECIILER,
Admir- with will annexed.
WILL a. TRAYLoR, Atty.
Jan. 9Th. lS72.-4ws.
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FIELD CRors. Tho Committee on
award Of premiums for field crops made
the following report to the State Board
Of Agriculture:
We, the Committee appointed To ward
premiums on Field Crops, make tho fol-
lowing report:
For the best five acres Of corn David
NJ. Lear, Of Grant county. Product l07
bushels, % pounds per acre.
For best acre OF corn = Lafayette Go>s,
of Knox county. Produt las bushels
per acre.
For best acre Of corm grown by boy
under sixteen years Ofngc n ned Wei.
ton. Of Knox county. Product l32 bush
els per ncrr.
For best acre Of red wheat = William
Noglc, OF Hamilton county. l'ro,iuc,
394 bushels.
For best mere of OATS Alfred WcltoM
Of Knox county. Product 81 bushels
For bost acre 0f timothy unqualified
Wclton, Of Knox county. Product D..
Oi8 pounds.
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Meeting of tho Democratic State
Central Com nittec.

At the meeting Of the Democratic
State Central Committee held in this
city. on the 9th instant, the following
resolution was unanimously a6cptcd:
RESOLVED, That this Committee en-
.lor-es and heartily approves the official
action Of Hon. BAYLEss w. HANNA, At
tur,lcy General. in his emdeavOrs to re-
siorc to the Treasury Of the State mon-
cys which belong 10 the people, and that
il is believed are improperly and illegal.
ly retained by certain ex-State oHssevs.
And we promise the Attorney General
the ardcns support and approval OF this
Com mittce, and the Democracy of the
state in every proper effort he shall
make to protect the State Treasury from
Illegal and dishonest diversion of the
peoples money from any and every
quarter.
The Committee adjourned to meet on
the cad day Of February.
BY order Of the Committee.
y. s. ALvORD,
Chairman.
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A Full ana Accurate Statement.

New York, January 6.-Durimy the
proceedings yesterday, IN the long con.
tinucd lihcl suit Of Miss Mansfield
against Fix. both the plaintiff aud
Stokes were subject 10 rigid examiMa-
ton, Miss Mansfield breaking down and
shedding tears. A strange coincidence
occurred. stokes was iMtcrroyatc.l ms Ia
whether he had over threatened Fisk IN
any way. lie sccMcd somewhat en-
barrasscd by the question. hut finally
said that lie had never threatened him
otherwise than with legal proceedings.
During all the time he was in court.
Stokes was entirely self-posscssc,l, will,
this one exception. and did not in any
way bctray the deadly purpose which
he executed, Nv" hours after leaving the
court room. After the proceedings nj
Il the court terminated the lawyers eMgag.
ed IN the cnse came down town aud pro.
ceeded 10 lunch nj Dclmonicu's. john
II. Fellows, Assistant District Attorney,
Councillor Spencer. Stokes and one or
two others formed The party. They had
just ordered oysters aud were emjOyim.
the meal when Judge Barnard came in
aud communicated the fact that the Oyer
and Tcrmimrr Court had found an in
dictmen, against Stokes, when without
a word Stokes rose hurric.llv from his
sent and LETT the room. Stokes. on lcav.
ing DclmonicOs at once proceeded to the
Grand Central Hotel. where by som,
means he had. ascertained that Fisk was
to call. and passing through u private
entcrancc assembled The stairs. Fisk soou
after drove up in a carriage 10 tho ladies
entrance, passed through the outer door
and asked the dOOrkeeper il Mrs. Morse
was in. and was answered in the mega.
tive. lie then requested the doorkecpcl
to see ii her daughter was in. and on
being answered yes, they both passes,
up stairs, Fisk In advance. Up the see.
ond steps there is a small landing. On
reaching this Fisk glanced upward. and
there saw Stokes Standing at the head OF
the stairs with pistol in his right hand
lie rested tho pistol OH the banistcr. and
taking deliberate aim, fired. Fish fci
upon the landing. uttering the simple
exclamation, son. but Immediately go,
upon his feet again. and as he did SC
Stokes fired again. Then he staggered
and turned as if 10 take refuge in flight
and partially sliding he reached the bot
7 tom Of the stairs, where he fell. Stoke
after firing the second shot, walked lcis
urely away. threw his pistol upon a soli
in the ladies' parlor. went down stairs
and attempted to escape. but was stop
, ped by some men until the police arriv
. ed. Mrs. Morse, the lady Fisk called a
the Grand Central to see, is his mother
: in-law.
Stokes was taken TO the TOOInips Til
! morning. and placed in cell, on iii
i. second tier where the worst criminal
arc confined. When he heard OF Fisk
|. death he expressed regret. and said !,
did the deed in a state OF frenzy. Tn
indignation Of the public finds vent i
3 the general wish tl.,t the criminal ma
be tried. convicted and hanged witllou
delay.
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THE NORTH WESTERN FARMER. AT
Ill. meetings Of the Indiana State Board
Of .Agri, ulturc, and tho indiana IIorti-
cultural Society, held OH the Cd, 81, aud
Alb days of this month, resolutions were
passed in each body endorsing tho Nortl,
Western Farmer, and recommending il
to all farmers and horticulturists in tho
State. We consider 1t one Of the best
publications III the country, for wcstcri,
farmers. II IS sent. with premium, Ia
single subscribers at $3.50; in clubs Of
70. a, Las. Send 10 cents for u specimen
nuInbcr.
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Democratic state Central Conn
mittcc--Thc. Meeting Last Even

ing.
The Democratic State Central Conn
lniitrc, a large representation Of the
Democratic press and leading Democrats
.rnm various sections OF the State. We're
in SC. sion last evening. Mt the Senate
Chamber. discussing the political situa-
tom generally. The meeting was l,ar-
numious throughout. and the most hope
ful feeling in regard to the political
prospects was expressed. Speeches and
snyyc .tioms were made by Messrs. :.
W. Holmes. j. b. Edmuns, Joseph f..
Mcdonald. John 5. Williams, w. :.
shirley. Gal. TAYLOR, William Mack, L..
w. Hanna. u. w. Voorhees,, Thomas a.
Hendricks. John Kirk, and Others.
The action OF the State Central Com
mitlcc was sustained. and the opinion
WIS generally expressed in favor OF
po,.uoning the State Convention until
after the National Convention had met.
], was, also. proposed that each Con-
cressiUnal District should select its del
eyatcs 10 the National Convention.
The passive policy was discussed at
sumo length. but its friends were few in
number. The feeling Of those present
was decide lily in favor of maintaining
the organization aud nominating n pres
ilcutial candidate who had the conf
ticncc of the party whose fitness for
the position would be so evident that he
would command the respect Of his polit
ical opponents, and the support Of all
who desire the restoration Of purity
aud honesty in tho administration OF
the Government.
Without being invilious, for the re-
mark Of all the speakers were in excel
lent spirit, we will say that the efforts OF
Nlcssrs. NJ, Donald, Hendricks and vOor-
hecs. were forcible and eloquent in SEN
iiment and expression. aud peculiarly
happy. The meeting did good last night
Ii was an old fashioned Dem ocratic love
feast, acquiring we'll for the future. We
wish every Democrat IN the State could
have been present to have enjoyed tbs
feast. for il was meeting that could MOI
f,! to inspire hope. courage and zeal i,
the good cause In Annapolis Sentinel
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TAKE IT TO YOUR HoMEs.-lt is SO
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Information, and moral truths and senti-
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such degree, that papers filed will
sensational novels land exciting, trashy
stuff. have wide circulation. To fore
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better 10 the masses, the Publisher o.
HEARTH AND HOME, in addition to thu
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the cekly HEARTH AND HOME contains
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the garden, the farmer; capital depart
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State Of Indiana, Dubois County, SIS:
In the Circuit Court Of Dubois Coun-
ty. in the State Of Indiana, March
Term. a. ID. 1872.
George \. Eeiling
VS. 81.
I.conhard iiruckcr ann Gun w "o'N'
Wil.cmina Erucker,
nEITKNOWN. That OH this 10Th day
- OF January. in the year 1877. the
above named plaintiff. by his Attorney.
filed i'm The Office of the Clerk Oi the
Dubois Cirnit Court. his complaint
against said defendant. in the above init
tied cause, together with an affidavit of a
competent person. that said defendant.
IcOnllarl Breaker j. proper and neces-
sary party to this actiua. the sumo being
ia sMit ON notes and mortgage and that
>.inl Defendant I.cOlIlllrt Br,mkcr is not
: resident Of the State ut Indiana.
S,si defendant j. there: fore hereby no
titic.l of tic filing aud l"ndrncy Ot said
complaint against him, ANA that unless
ha app .ar AMI ans wcr OF deni:ir there
to, at the calling OF said cause On til.
second day of the next Term a.: salt,
Court, 10 DC begun and held AT tl.c ConrI
House in Jasper. an the fourth Afvnta!
in Marcia next. said complaint. and al
The matters and things therein contained
and alleged. vii! lie heard and deter
mined in hi. absence.
! BAZIL. B. EDMONS'rON, Clerk.
! Will. a. TRAyLoH. ATTY.
Jan. II, lS7l-3w.