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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

In BANKRUPTCY GAGAIN.-Mr. A. j. An.
drews, of this city, has filed his petition In
bankruptcy with Register w. W. Forbes.
Mr.. Andrews has been declared bankrupt
four times-twiceo on bis petitions and twice
on petitions ofcreditors. This fifth petition
is filed by himself. ." .tt'84g i,',ttgft- vi
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uIuRDOSSOrs

!: Editors Dispdtch,-A large, fleshy woman
calling herself "Kemble" " (alias Kelly, and
locating herself on the corner of Brook ave-
nue. and Monroe street, is an impostor. She
has no children, and is not-opposed to the
I;nuor Law W. W. 2.
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" t = - EF -
THE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE
II In its extent aud equipment, Is unequailed by
any printing establfshnensfn the south. Has large
and ample facilities for doing ALI KINDS OF JOB
WORK. J, ,gs. b II, i.,., Ga
EVERY DESCRIPTION CT PRINTING
promptly and neatly exsru,ed, and at low prices
GOOD WORK, GOOD MATERIAL. AND Salts.
FACTI6N GUARANTEED. Look at go some Of GU,
prices: Z.
BUSINESS CARDS s2to 1ss per /, ,000.
/ VISITING c1RDs soc. 70 81 Tor 80.
LETTER HEADS s4'so sd.75 per ream.
BILL HEADS ST 10 q 0per rean. ss6
CIRCULARS $3.50 10 "a per ], ,oco.
BANDBiILs 81 to Ns3 per tl00.e4is1
Corresponding low pfsces for other kinds Of
work. a.t ira Iss * .4,s5, .>iyf e5src4
RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WORK spe.
ciaity. The fact that we have for the past twenty
i've years been doing the most or this class or work
isevidepce:ihat we are prepared todo 1t promptly
and satisfactorily. .is fef,ts a9,slss.f
I We particularly invite attention to the beautiful
and useful TRANSFER INKS that we are now
using. They have, been bat recently introduced
but are already extensively used by railroad and
steamboat companies, banks merchants and others
We are now furnishing these Inks In ALL CO
LoRs, and Of quality that can be copied any length
OF time after being printed They will copy c!early
and distinctly In the ordinary lester-press book.
I Orders respectfully solicited, and satisfac ton
given In prices and work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

COOP TEMPLARs.--A new lodge under the
title OF Golden Link Lodge, No. 101 colored
Independent Order Of Good Templars, with
charter members, -Mill be instl-
tuted in few days. by D. D. G. ". o. I.
Rev. L. B. Clarke Ia this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

ROBBERY AND ATTEMPTED MURDER.-Yes-
terday morning between 2 and 8 O'Clock
three negro men attempted to enter the store
of Mr.: Robert Kerse, on Main near Twenty
second street, by the back door. Mr.. Kerse
had been absent at the bedside Of hisnephew,
and had just returned home. He was lying
down asleep, and his wife was sitting up and
moving about, when she heard some noise.
She Immediately went down, and upon
opening the door discovered three negroes
standing in a position which showed they
were at work at the fastehings. She thought
she recognized one, and called him by name.
He jumped over the fence and fled, aud was
followed by the others, not, however, until
one had fred his pistol at Mrs. Kerse. The
ball lodged in the door-fralne, from which it
will be seen that she made very narrow es-
cape. The thieves made their visit doubtless
believing that Mr.. Kerse was away, and that
they could easily frighten his wife if she was
aroused, but her unexpected recognition Of
one of them frustrated their plans. Doubt
less the police will hunt down the offenders.
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=. RECOVERY OF THE BODY OF THE Boy WHO
FELL FROM MAYo's BRIDGE. yesterday be-
tween the hours Of IL and ~ O'Clock MIR.
James Merritt, the night toll. .gatherer at
aayo's bridge, fished up from James river
near the saw-mi.ls the body Of William
Lindsay, the colored lad who was drowned
Dy falling from Mayo's bridge on Monday
night. Coroner William II. Taylor was mo-,
!!ihed, and viewed the body, but deemed an
inquest unnecessary The remains were
Atne1 over to his parents for interment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

WRIT OF SUPERsEDEAs GRANTED Dull.
The supreme Court of Appeals yesterday
granted q writ of supersedeaS to the judg-i
meut of the Hastings Court in the case Of
John Dull. This will have the effect OF, de-!
Iayirg the execution Of Duips sentence until
the Supreme Court can hear and determine
: the legal questions suggested in the appeal
of the prisoner. ,..s
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R1cHxosp. Va. December Q, 1874.

RICHMOND, Va, December 2, 1874
= Editors Dispatch Dear Sirs,-Please state
that it was not the. subscriber who was ar
rested on Monday night for disorderiy con.
duct and firing q pistol in the street, and
obljge, with respect, JOHN BEATTY, r
No. Governor street.
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THREATENING TO SHooT.-Mr. D. Delarue
was arrested yesterday evening charged with
assaultiug and threatening to shoot B. Ram
dolph (colored). He was bailed to appear at
the Police Court this morning.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENT Tuesday evening
a soB of Robert Kerse, Esq, aged about
nineteen years, was thrown from street
wagon near the lock. gates and so severely
in;Hred about the head that all day yesterday
his Dhysicians almost despaired OF his life.
No .nerson witnessed the fall from the wagon,
but It is supposed the horse commenced run
nine. when he fell and wheel struck bin.
His face and head received very ugly wounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

TRANSFER PRINTING IsKs-We Invite a.1en-
ton TO the beautiful and useful IRAssfEh ishe
that we are now using Tnsy are ot recsus ins,v
duction. but are already extensively usea ?, -
road and steamboat compauies, oanks,
aud others. The inks that we are now
a,.s ~ ouality that can be copied any length OF
time after being printed. Will copy N Nl
letter-press book. s. q -
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SNAIL lF1RR.-At $50 last evening an
alarm of fire wassounded from Box No. 70,
caused by the burning OF few shingles on
the roof of house owned by MRS. Jonn
Priddy, situated at the corner Oh nssgn, as 81,
teent6 and Broad streets, and occupied ey
eoIored persons. Loss, $40. No insurance.
The fire. originated from SPARKS from y
burning chimney.
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IF YOU wish to spend pleasant evening esrD'll
HsSsoN,s lecture on :. The Woman question : W
night at the Second Baptist church,
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Co,,nIs;SIoyrp,s ()rFrcE.

s..sr g.q.i RICHMOND. lsecemher q f1874.
The parties interested are hereby notified hat, /
O'Clock A. NJ Us the time, and my Office, on Eleventh
street between Main aud Bank streets as The place,
to execute the foregoing dSeree and take PROOF oI
said debts, THOm AS y. Ev ANS,
de 3-Th4w - -, - ,.'s ~ Commlss loner. E.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

60 TO 1900 MAIN STREET aud buy your snir.s =
collars neckties, gloves. and half'hose, from e.
SPENCE 2 a. SON. a. I. 3 tt+=s'fs = !
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

oTo 1900 MAIN STREET and buy your uncer l3ese
shirts from E. b. SPENCE & SON. IsGI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

DIR. BULLS CoUGH-SYRUP Is parucniariyreeom
fnended FOR children. 1t cures Coughs' Co'os, ~
Group, Sore Throat, and WhoopinS-Cousn. y
pleasant to the taste aud acts like cHarIn. fslee
OK CENTS !. ~ s&E j '#1'%H:t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

LADIES Will not fall to visit the elegant rooms Oh
The pxRIs MILLINERY COMPANY for hats, eonnsts'
feathers. plums birds ornaments, trimming SILKS
and yeyets. The goods are ell new and nne az the
pans MILLINERY sCoMPANY's, over Levy Bro
thers', Main street. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

RARE TREAT IS promised those who shall at
Tend Or. HENsoN's lecture tonight at the Second
Bapttst church. =. ~ ~ ..r.. 1...4rsgss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

I have analysed the Whiskey known. under the
brand of .B sELEcT,, controlled by Messrs. WAL.
TER d. BLAZE b Cor; Richmond, Va, and fna Il
FREE FROM FusL oIE and otAer impurs sties' an Q 9
recommend Its use for medicinal and family pur.
,,oses J.B. McCAw, M. D.,
fpeTt .tH Late Professor Of Chemistry
Medical College Of Virginia;
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w1aEs. LIauLIol,lR1s, rs,BACCe. sc.

NTGAR MANUFAC Glory No. 1, THIRD
" DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, HOS MAIN
STREET.-JOHS B0UCHEk taxes thls metnoo OF
inyites the public 10 call and examine his Stock OF
FINE CIGARS, TORACCtE &c,
which he Is selling at wholesale and retail, and VIII
endeavor 10 please sll purchasers. 10 Zo-3M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

( eoro1 800 MAN STREET ana have your cloth
ing and shirts made to oroer by E. B. SPENCE .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

.Go.ro 1900 MArs STREET and buy youEelo'nthng 9
and shirts from e. B! !SPENcE s. SON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

Go 1900 MAIN STREET and buy your furnish
tnir goods from e, B. SPENCE &isoN. 3a:-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

ca. TO 1900 MAIN STREET and buy the Fem
broke shirt from E. B.SPENCE & SON. s..g<5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

Go TO 1900 MAIN STREET and buy your over
coa,s from E. B. SPENCE i SON.
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AUCTION sALEs THIs pay.

GRUBBs e EwILL1AAs,4 ,4 r. H, building lot on
she north eide Of Broad stracf Just baior Jan
alley. q 4, i Ri b II ss #
J.L.APPERsoF, 10 M, at his Office, corner Main
and Eleventh streets, I'VE spring-Wsgons, bay
mare, and chestnut horse. Y 't5: :szs
CRUISES q VILLA SIS, fs NJ, farm in ches.
4 terfeld one and a hale miles from Manchester.
WILLIAM 4. SMITH q CO.. IVA. H., at thelr
store, bedstead,, mattresses, &c. Il
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aTuE WOMAN QUESTION - will be solved at the
second Baptist church tonight. ~,
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CAE.hTOGA AND, KIsSENGEN NJ A A
IL STEER constantly on draught &C, at eo,vo,,-,c
no l3-eowam
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r RIsH w WHIsKEY, - ).
4 - FRENCH BRANDY, ....a
- APPLE RkAEDY, r g.Es
Rye NHiSkEY,
l. .ts.t sEy ST. CROIX Rum. s.tves
LONDON PORTER, old and pure, J.

Observation-Disclosures, COUNTY,
IVA IRyE-FIrst premium awarded at State
Fair. October 27, 1874, for purity Of flavor and
distiiiation, and excellent q!rlisy. !. ..,,,,
a7,aIyzed and highly recommended by State Chem
ist Dr William II. Tu5 i0r.
= Pure Tr 4 oSUNTRY, APfIE BRANDY: az :.
t.,rare, nse These and general assortment OF
Wines and LtqaoEs for g sssartop p me Tsae Shs Y
nexsa - ENo.,11 s south Fourteenth street
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Niglit Session.

-
d. The Convention assembled at q O'clock
Il General ,Bridgers, Of Chicago, from the
Committee on Resolutions, made report,
in which they recommend the Convention entl!0l
to vote unfayorably on the resolutions OF
General Piatt, C. S. Clark, and Colonel John-
sons resolution on the gauge; and recom-
raended as substitute for the resolution on
the Southern Pacific railroad that the Con-
yention endorse it provided such AID De
granted only on condition that Congress con-
trei the rates Of charges, &C., Of the road.
The report also endorses the recommenda::
.tions of the. routes named in the report OF
the Committee on Artificial Water-Routes on
the same conditions as those which apply TO
the Southern Pacific railroad. =
u At this point Colonel Frobel, from the
committee to wait on the Governor, reported
that Governor Kemper expressed warm
thanks for the honor done him and deep
sympathy In the.obieets of the Convention,
hut: declined to make an address, as he was
pressed with his Executive duties on the
openingyof the session Of the Legislature
The President said that he understQod
that his Exceliency was, in the bal, aud II be
would not speak he hoped he would at least
show The Convention what manner OF man
the Governor of Virginia was.
This was received with loud applause, and
fhe, Governor arose and returned bis heart
felt thanks for the honor done him. Vlr.
einia welcomes the, Convention because II
aid her good to greet thes e representative
of extreme: sections assembled to promote 8
cause which none have at heart more tnan
this Commonwealth II,
He spoke ofthe great continental pasin 9, ano I1s
its vast resources, and said that aiter an ,tne
projected lines are finished this mignty
aians will still stand in ibis. tracks and CRY
for more. If Virginia had tine meting pu!
of these schemes she would take the smailei
share for herself, and she asked nothlng tnal
would not be for the general good. bnt g
Virginia has received In the past less lIom
Ethes General Government than any otneI
StaAe. and as the straigheest, shortese
and cheapest line runs from the granariel
Of the West to Hampton Roads, where az ane
nayies OF, the world can ride IN safely. hs
would modestly suggest that the ConYenltioel l
might use its influence to secure this grea
boon not for Virginia, bat for the W est AM
for, the Nation. He again welcomed them q
Virginia, and hoped to grasp each one Dy th'
hand at the Executive mansion
3 GDyernof Kemper was loudly applagdeo
and the thanks of the body returned him. :.
There was conside derable discussion as 9 9
the form in which the report on resolution
was made and the manner in Wllcn tne
vote should be taken, and after the Sonyen y
lion had gotten into c0nsid deraDle f0ngts
Ethe report mas recommitted sto the com
s,s1 ION. b. nc. z. Hunter, from the Commit
tee on Reports, nae report y aaea ssa.' en
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DREMIuMs AT THE STATE FAIR

. .<atf RICHMOND, Va, March IL, 1874.
Having observed for the last twelve months the
hensficiaI effect OF the Porter and Ale manufac-
!tnred by Mr.. HENRY BOWLER; at his "spiiDg
Park Brewery / can con hdentiy fecpmIsnl
think his beverage comes nearer 70 tbat o. lCF-
etan i'm portaeion than sny have ever met witn
jSo 5TT'' "a. WYIHE DAVIS, MD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-12-03

q. PRIVATE FAMILIES SUPPLIED
Y! lug ~ o'N Nf'a tSt'$'' W. %. BLAIR & CO.,
-. ,;,;. corner Of Ninth and Main streets.
In hot.les by - - LOUIS EUkER,
h ~ - sti2f - - e 700 Broad street.
crdoret, H&G@ HENRY BOWLER;
ring Park Brewery promptly attended 10.
M T-SEW2m = - t=s' &E
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/, Mr.. Soutl1aIl then, took up the points IN
tract recently issued BY the New iork Gneap !,
Transp portation Association, ana Ismaahed aa,ed
thai. they we're the same az snose plessn.eo
by the report on railroad tFansp portalio4 ses. e.
terday.: that they were very able and that
if he could succeed In answering these, u
was. an end to the controversy. This ne
proceeded to do with signal ability. !, d
/. In reply to the argument that sns
Senate committee had only considered the
question as ii affected 9rasn, ne snoWeu
that this WAS mistake put That the cues 4,
tion. was really one Of he1py freight, as snel.
soda.water by canal. HesaoWsd by statits-
tics that ttreaf0,irths of The tonnage OF 4she5
countrg d. Ieapy- grain, Goa, iron, &e.
III reply 70 the argument tt,at narrow. &.
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5(SOAL AND woo 10. Large stock ofi
W frst class ttOALSs md nust Eeeo prfcssss
down. Best Anthracite, for stoves and graes.per,s
1000 pounds, and Nntt for self fsede1s or
smalt stoves. 90. 90 iper 2,0oQ poands. tplsns
Lgmp, per % bushels, st 70 e 1905; lers acn,or M
10 s5.75 per as bushels. Lump Clover HtlL eA 90
70 90. so per 81 bushels Oak md Pine Wood az
Cary streets. fno 24I q. II. .PAGR
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DELIVERED. !.

Office Corner Bank and Eleventh streets. sE
/ Yards: Cary street near corner of Tenths and
south side Of The Dock opposite Eineseenth street.
| no 81 ROBERT r. oRAsf, Agent.
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January IS, 1S72.I... lisss?! a
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

AIRING BLANKETs.-I find it an ex-
cellent plan every week or two to hang
blankets and other bedding on the
clothes-line, and let them have all the
atmospheric benefits Of a clear, breezy
day. Ones sleep is so refreshing if
the bed is fresh. Woolens especially
are great absorbents, and though they
do not look soiled as linens and cot
tons do, they need bath of air and
sun as often as linens do of water.
Washing blankets used to be a hard
task, but with washer and wringer
it is no more to be dreaded than wash
ing table cloths. All one needs is
plenty Of soft water and SOAP in which
there is no resin. Resin hardens the
fibers of WOOL and should never be
used in washing any kind of flannel
goods. My blankets are soft and nap
py when they come in from the clothes
line as when they came from the store.
The water in which they are scalded
should be made quite blue with indigo.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16
CHIPS AND SHa WINGS.

A watering-place correspondent
writes that few bathers battle at the
West End" vhereupon Mrs. Parting
ton says she chad an idea that they
bathed all over"
"Isaac," said Mrs. Darlington, after
she came from a Baptist church, ''there
is to be dreadful-doings this afternoon
This minister gave out that he should
dip four adults and ten ad9lteresses"
care yon very fond Of novels, MIR.
Jonesr avery" responded that in,
terrogated gentleman, who wished to
be thought by the lady questioner
fond of literature. "Have yOu," con-
tinued the lady, "ever read Ten
Thousand q Year rn "NO, madam, l
never read that many in all my life"
We cannot be too careful how we
play with the English language. One
day this week married lady, while
admiring the falls from WarburtOn
avenue bridge, remarked, "Isn't that
dam nice {" aN
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

MORE BEEF WANTED FOR ENG.
LANDAU unsuccessful attempt has
been made to transport meats in a
fresh condition from Australia to Eng
land. For some time our expectation
OF cattle to Europe has been a promis.
ing feature Of our foreign traffic. The
failure of this scheme, on which great
hopes have been builded by the ia.
nous ''beefeaters," will give trade a
new impetus. In all the European
countries the price of fresh meats
have reached figure which makes
importation from this country profit
able. This Icing the case, stcck.rais-
ing is sure to become one Of our best
paying industries.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

FREDERICKSBURG (va.) Herald:
"At the sale Of Mr.. John p. Herndon,
in this county, last week, there was an
Old bell that had been bought by his
father, Rev. Jacob HerndOn, at the
sale OF the effects Of mary, the mother
OF Washington, in this place, many
wears ago. 1t was the dinner hell of
Washington's mother, and unlike those
OF the present day, it has sweet sill
very sound. 1t weighs six pounds, and
bears Ga 1CG7-twO III .idced end six
years age"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

1T is reported that Mr.. Disraeli In
tends visiting this country next spring.
should his plan he carried out, he will
have waited to a mature age before it's
execution, as he will complete his Goth
year on the 2lst Of December. Lord
B!Ougham meditated similar voyage
when nearly 20 years old, but died
without seeing our shores. While he
was thinking Of coming, Punch pub
hsbed a picture representing him as a
sea-serpent, with the head OF his Lord.
sLip, IN the act Of swimming across the
Atlantic.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

The Great Western Canal is to run
from st. Louis, by a series Of rivers
and cut-ofls, through Tennessee and
Georgia to the Atlantic, and it will
never be Obstructed by ice. It is said
that the Erie Canal carries more grain
to the seaboard than all the railroads
combined, and yet it is closed half the
year with ice. 1t is estimated that by
this new route freight can be trans
ported between New York and st.
Louis at saving Of $40 a ton.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16

LAST year England had to make up
twelve and half millions of quarters
OF wheat by ilnportations, forty per
cent in excess of her average. This
year she must do the same, and France
which last year had enough, must i'm
port six millions Of quarters. The
Saturday Review thinks that SO mucn
cannot be got, as to do it, would mean
that America must more than double
ker expectations of last ear.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-01-16
TERRITORIAL AUDITOR.
[ErOIn the AlUntanian.

TERRITORIAL AUDITOR.
[Erom the Montanian.l
We have been requested to publish
the following relnittitur from the Su
preme Court of the United States il
the Dodgers Fisk Auditor case:
| UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, S.
The President Of the United States O
America
To the Honorable Judges Of the Sxpvews'
Court Of the Territory Of Montana
Greeting:
Whereas lately in the Supreme Conr1
of the Territory of Montana, before
you or some OF you in cause between
William II. Rogers, appellant, and the
people Of the Territory Of Montana
upon the relation Of James L. Fisk
and James l.. Fisk, appellees, wherein
the Judgment of said Supreme Court
entered in said cause on the first day
of September, A. d. 1870, is III the fol.
lowing words, viz:
at is ordered by tie Court that so
much of the Judgment of the Court be-
low as adjudges that the appellant is
wTOngfully in possession of the said
Office of Auditor of the Territory of
Montana and directing that q writ ls-
sue ousting him therefrom be, and the
same is hereby affirmed. And it is
further ordered that so much of the
said Judgment as adjudges that the
plaintiff and relator, James L. Fisk, is
entitled to the rossessi"n at the said
office and awards a writ placing him
in possession thereof, he and the same
is hereby reversed. And it is further
ordered that q reJnittitur be sent to
the Distri Court Of the first judicial
district sitting in and for the county
of Madison, therein directing the en-
forcement Of so much Of said .judg-
ment as is affirmed pursuant thereto"
as by the inspection Of the transcript
Of the record Of the said Supreme
Court which was brought into the Su-
preme Court Of the United States t,y
virtue Of writ of error az eeably to
the Act of Congress in such case made
and provided fully and at large APP
pears. And whereas in the present
term Of October in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
the said cause came on
to be heard before the said Supreme
Court on the said transcript of record,
and WAS argued by counsel. On con-
sideration whereof it is now here or
dercd and adjudged by the Court that
the Judgment of said Supreme Court
in this cause be and the same is here
by affirmed with costs, and that the
appellees recover against the said ap-
pellant, William II. Rogers, sixty.nire
dollars and thirteen cents 1850 13) for
their costs herein expended, and have
execution therefor.
18th October, 1873.
YOntherefore are hereby command
I'd that such execution and proceed
ngs be had in said cause, as according
g right and justice and the laws Of
he United States ought to be had the |
said writ of error Notwithstanding.
Witness the Honorable Nathan Cliff
ord, Senior Associate Justice of said
supreme Court, the sixteenth day of
October, in the year OF our Lord one I
me thousand eight hundred and sew
,nty- three.
Cost Of AppclIees.
Clerk $40 Is.
Attorney 20 90.