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Tbs ms remain, ever SIEGE the time - the a-oa.
tors. 49,
The gods no sere beforesin. rest IN ,h-sr tomb.
The n unm,es Of the saints hkewise are e.~ rape.a
IN their tosb.: W.
Tiev Who build houses, and th.y vino save no
hcusre, -
See, what becomes Of the,rl
After all, v hat IL Drosperttys
heir fenced wall. are cilapidsfei.
Their houtes are ~ tlfss vhich IN. nsver existed
No man Genes W IN thence
To- W No seile of their savinrp
who tells of their affairs,
ho eneaur aees our hearts
Ne so 90 the place whence rAey return not:
loyed thy self,
Iultll thy tesire While thou Iye-s,
Put oils upon thy b. ad,
Cio'be .ef With nne linen sdsr,ed With preciou.
With the gifs. Of God multiply thy good things.
Held TO Thy desire, fulhlI thy desire With good
Whilst thou ART upon earth.
According 20 the dictation ofthy heart.
The day will come to thee
W hen one heArs not the voice,
when the one Who Re at rest hears their voices,
Lamentations deliver not him who .. IN he tomb
feset 10 tranquility, seeing that there i- no one
sbo Carries ssay his soOds with him,
fes' beho'd, none who goes thther Comes back
ITraHs'a,ed Croa tas Paryrps ~ C. w. Go,s,rta.
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'V'HOmAe BOWLING.
tnctaneer ana Real Estxse Broker
At the old stand Of Latimer & Cleary.
Southwest corner Pennsy yanis avenue and Iltb a
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TNHOMAS DOWLIN0,
Il Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand OF Latimer & Oleary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and 18th st.

'U'dOMAS
Al the old stand Of Latimer & Oleary,
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
SN new JERSEY AVENUE, NEAR q
O. BY virtue Of deed Of trust dated December
DAY, the I2th DAY Of October. At 5 O'Clock D. m
Lots numbered "a and rs in Wilkes subdivision ia
The lots front together in one parcel forty three
10 foot alley, and are improved with two frame
structures, now occupied as Restaurant.
deed Dee Of trust on .hs DTOPsTty seo deposit Shsn
unless the terms Of sale are complied with within
FRED W JONES; Trustee.
oct2-dts THOS. BOWLING, Aucs.
STHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
S SI.1s oet0hsE 10Th ls7s same hour aud
ceti2-d THos' D STShhS I1a Anes
- D TEE, AB2yEs. IsFuRTgER POST.
hS ee and place FE1 TRos
II Southeast corner 9Th and d streets u.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TwO-sTORY FRANK
HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED ON THE COR
EEB OF 6rH AND L SHEETS NORTH
a. BY virtue of . deed of trust dated the 2lst
d'S Of I ss ITO l and duly recorded IN
Washington county ID o., and at the req uest Of he
parties secured thereby, viii sell By public auc-
tion, in front Of the premises, on THURSDAY, the
4th day OF November 1875, at SO o'clock D M, all
that piece and parcel of ground in the city Of ash
lDeton, d. O., and known and being Lot num-
bered one nl, in James Callan' recorded suedi-
vision Of square numbered eight hundred and TWEEN
~ Line SO with the improvements, consisting Of
a two story Frame Dwelling house.
The terms Of sale One third cash; the balance In
interest per annnm tll paid deposit q 100 will
be required Of the purchaser at Iiue of sale. Ali
conveysncinf. &C. at purchasers cost Should the
te ms Of sale be not complied with in ve days after
the sale the Trustees the right resell the
property at the risk and cost of the defaulting
chaser. FREDk W. J0NES,t 49,.
| JOS; EDISON, fu''oes'
| TH0NAs DOWLING,
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WM. l.. WALL q Co, Auci,oneers,
w Horse and Carriage Bazaar,
S3o-93s-94O Louisiana ave, bet. 9Th and 10th SITS
FIFTEEN HEAD OF HORSES AT AUCTION.
IN Will be sold at the stables of The G reat
GS Falls Ice Company, foUt of l0ih street, on
FRIDAY INCOMING, October 29d, 1873, at no
O'Clock, fifteen fine work Horses AL M ules, being
tie prGpsTty OF the Great Falls lcs Company AMI
sold in consequence Of not being required in their
business during the Coming winter
VIM L. WALLS CO.,
cctlS lTrlbhne&RepJ AuctIOpeers
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nUNCANS0N BROS, AGctioneers,
II Southeast corner 9Th and ID sts . northwest

IL Southeast corner 9Th and sts., northwest.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF THREE 80 BRICK
DWELLING H0USES, THREE STORIES
STa AND 7rH STREETS EAST. AT AUO
q ny virtue OF deed of trust, dated February
III 10Th, 1916, end duly recorded la Lioer No. IA,
folio S62, one Of the land records for Washington
county ID and at The request of the parties Sc
cured thereby, We will sell at pablo auction, in
front OF Il premises, WEDNESDAY, 9th
October, lS5 at 30 O'Clock m, all that certain
piece or parcel Of laud and premises situate and b.
ing in the City OF Wash ngton, ID. O, and knoyn
as and be ing all OF Lot numbered eight 49, in uare
numbered eight hundred and sixty line 1882, &C
c0tding to the plat or plan of said city, with the i'm
proyements the reon, consisting Of three adjoining
The terms Of sale One third cash; the balance in
notes at o, IL and IL months besri Der cent in
terest till paid. and secured by deed of on the
property sold dep sit Of 3 100 i'll be required of
the purcha err or purchasers each House at time
q sale All convey ancng &c, at purchaser cost
III the terms OF sale are not conn piled with in five
days, the Trustees reserve the right to resell the
property at the risk aud cost of the deau,tns pur
chaser. PHILIP v. LARNER,l
oetl2 eo&ds CHARLES 7. DAyIS,S trustees.
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WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer,
w Successor to Green & Williams, AuctsJ
No. 1901. northwest corner of 10th and ID streeta
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i'm car. I'm Ps.Ss Day
I've hundred uiss ssvsd e Western sad Contra:
aOkfH VIM, change. nv
Tickets By iIis route csa % srocu:ed ~ the ooes,
corner Of 9Th street snd Psansyivsnt, Avenue uadeS
seton. 6ots!, vsers -,ftsbIs Information vin BE-
Passengers prpcarias s,caet. O, these onaoss can
sscon,asiatioLs In Palace Oars for Chicago
mill 81; BOYD 'r'' General PsssSnSst Agent
ALlxAsDKIA AND wAsHIsarON BIB.
LEXAsDaIA 9 sREprRIoksBuRa r.
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.sa 9: Ard ssin. rom aii: :a.aGsis;;
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"ASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer
w No. 1901 northwest corner Of 10th ano ID al .
Successor to Green 4 W illiams, Auctionters
The daily gazette., 1875-01-16
Governor Taylor. Of WiscOnsOu, Ou
the Louisiana Outrage.

MADISON, Wis, January, 14.-Gov-
ernor Taylor delivered message TO
the Legislature to-day. After a brief
introdution he says:
| do not wish to PREJUDICE facts, but
if authority exists in any branch OF
the Federal Government for what ap.
pears to be assumed by the recent pro
ceeding in the State of Louisiana and
in the extraordinary proposals of the
Lieutenant General of the army in
his despatch from New Orleans, be
lieve the time has come for all of us
to bury partisan spirit in common
effort for the preservation of our con
stitutional sovereignty and the inheri
ted liberties of the American people
The daily gazette., 1875-01-16
THf
MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK.
NO. A w. THIRD STREET.

Six per cent. Interest. open Tuesday and
Saturday evenings and every day. A. IL.
Gfimshaw, Treas, j. p. Wales, NJ. D., Pres't.
John L. Miller, Clerk. lylu
The daily gazette., 1875-01-16
Letter from Samuel Townsend
Fo,. the Gazette.

For tHe tus6tte.
| have received long printed bill
from Dover proposing a Court OF Quar-
ter Sessions for New Castle county, and
said Court to be held in New Castle.
am utterly opposed to such scheme,
and hope the Kent and Sussex members.
as ell as our own, will not fasten this
thing on this county. We now have u
general hubbub twice year-May and
November-and add four more Court
sittings at New Castle and there will be
no time for work, and the ldwyers ioin
fatten Now it appears to me that II
there must be, or if such q Court Is
needed. the city of Wilmington alone
might tolerate such thing, to save 60
ing to New Castle to settle petty cases.
This scheme never entered INTO the
election campaign; but the making or
two counties out of New Castle county
did. and also the election of members of
the Legislature in single districts was
talked Of Therefore, / think this in
creased representation matter in New
Castle county should be settled first, by
either making two counties, or single
districts. Two counties and two court
houses would make having facilities suf-
ficient, for l think the people would be
better off if there was only one conrt
| held year, and still better at two years
apart, instead of six courts in one year.
Take our last November court AS Il sam
plo. Come to the rack, Legislators; fod-
der or no fodder. Two counties out of
New Castle county or increased repre-
sentation and elections by single dis
tricts has got to be met this winter
| New Castle county has put up as long
as she will with half representation and
receiving one-third of the school fund
and paying two-thirds of the taxes. A
poor white child in this county has as
strong demand on the school fund as Q
white child of either Kent or Sussex
| SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
Townsend, January Is, 1875.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-16

Whole Tickets, $50. Halves, $25. Tenth. or
each coupon, 80. Eleven Whole Tickets S5e
For Tickets, or information, address
THOs. T.. BRAMLETTE, Agent and Manager,
Louisville, KY, or THOs. II. HAYS Il Co., G0s
Broadway, n. 4.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-16
NEW ADTERTISEJfENI 3.

FNLN A S-The choicest IN the world
l. Ia Importers prices Largest Com
pany in Amerca staple article, pleases every
body-Trade continually increasing Agents
wanted eyerywhere--best inducements-tion't t
waste time--send for circular to ROBERT
WELLS, AZ Nesey St., N. V, 20. Box 1897.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
LOOK ON THIS PICTURE.

i'~oh oN THIS flCIfUkE.
lieutenant Genera Sheridan to the
Secretary Of Var, dated Headqurters
Miliary Dioiaon Missouri, New Or
teans, La., January 3, 1875.
think the terrorism now existing in
Louisiana, Mississippi, and Arkansas
could be entirely removed and conf
dence and fair dealing established by
the arrest and trial of the ring lead
ers OF the White Leagues. II Con-
gress ao0uh pass laW deciarfng them
banditH, they coatd be tried by militny
c0DniisstOn. This banditti, who muir
dered men here On the 18th of last
September, and also more recently at
Vicksburg, Miss, should, in justice to
law and order, aud peace and pros
perity Of this Southern part of the
country, he punished. IL Ss possible
tt0t If tie President aoouid issue proc
lamation decla,fng them q 6anditta, no
FURTHER action need be taken except that
whtch Would deool0e apon me.
AND ON THIS!
MoJor GenerM Winfield Hancock's Gen
erM O,der No. 40, on assumfng conn
mand Of tie FVM military District,
Dtted Ne~ Orleans, It,, NoOemJe,
90, 1867.
The General commanding is graft
| fled to learn that peace and quiet reign
in this department. 1t will be his
purpose to preserve this order of
things. AS Il means 10 this great end
he regards the maintenance of the
civil authorities in the faithful execu-
ton of the laws as the most efficient
under existing circumstances.
In war it is indispensable to repel
force by force and overthrow and de.
stroy opposition to lawful authority.
But when insurrectionary force has
been overthrow and peace established
and the civil authorities are ready and
willing to perform their duties, the
military power should cease to lead,
and the civil administration resume
its natural and rightful dominion.
Solemnly impressed with these views,
the General announces that tie gyeat
principles Of American liberty are stu
the MtetM inheritance cf this people, ana
e0er should be. The right Cf h9al Iy
ljury, tie habeas corpus, tie liberty oi
the press, tie freedom Of speech, tie nat
arat rights Of persons, and tie rights q
property must be preserved.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-16

The suggestion that in declaring that
sheridan was not fit to breathe the air
Of n republic Mr.. Bayard had invited
the assassination OF sheridan, IS inc
neatest sylogism that even the l1glcal
Logan has yet framed. what a piess-
ing it is to have such character, ,sucl
abilities and such learning as Logan,
i'm the Senate of the United States, al
ways ION draught," ," so to speak iorthe
service of the country.- W0rId.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-16

RESIGNATION N.-Richard Harrington,
ESQ. has resigned the office OF Assist
ant District Attorney for the District
of Columbia, and Charles q. Fisher,
ESQ, of this town has been appointed
AS his successor. The latter gentle
man will enter Immediately upon the
discharge of the duties OF his Office
Milford NelO.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-16
CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED
Fashionable Furniture
J. 81 j. ~. H A IL MI AN
No 41O King 6tresr,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

ssxRsno We respeuttuiiy ins1rm the oitl-
e<ss2 zen- oi Wilmington aud the sur
IL rounding cnnhtfy that We continue
N81.zx3a to manufacture and kesi on hand at
our large and lang eltablishu wararooms.
Furniture nj avery variety and style, CON
sisting Of Mahogany Rosewood and Walnut
Furniture suitable for parior. tining room
and chamber uses.
Our assortinen, OF Furnitursis larger and
more varied than eau bs found tn Delaware.
and all articles sold 'ur establishment are
watrant tod as represented.
Venitian Blinds q, the unst fashionable
design uals to nrlsr AMI kspi constantly
ou hand. Wa rlso msna!n'iure snd constant
ly keep "A Inrg,as ,"t''""' "f Spring. Hair.
NJ Oss ani liusk MattrsS' eS.
VI HARMAN
40 X ng Street
The daily gazette., 1875-01-16

DEPOSITORY. FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
DENIS0N.
Distribution to commence Immediately al
| ter the Concert. Managers Of the Distribu-
ton chosen b3 The Ticket Holders and Prom y
inent Citizens.
The daily gazette., 1875-01-16
TOHAVE GOOD HEALTH
ANOTHER
OPPORTUNITY

To invest few dollars, with possible re
turns OF thousands, is offered by the post
ponemcnt OF Public Library of Ky. to the eth
Of February next, OF their fifth and last Con-
cert and Drawing. The Management are
pledged to tho return OF the money il the
n,
The daily gazette., 1875-01-16

"rhe rude forefathers OF the ham
lett are not known in Utah, but there
are often four rude mothers In
family.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-08-08
BUR @sfAiAte Ses blansu
JMontag.
Son wtsrit 8af6.

Ser San6tperfsmeilter Der guten alien
3eit arbeitete erbeblih meniget als Der,
lpel1er jebt IN leiner Mertltatt poltet.
3undhit bate er's nidt 10 n6tbig ais bie-
ier, ben feline 3unft mebr Dor Der Wsitbe.
merban9 id1iibt. Damn aber mar ibm bic
Arbeit an elmer gr0Ben 3alI non Sagen
seraoeau uerboten. gu ben 8tpeiunbfinf-
sig 3onntagen, on oenen bic Stride mil
gutem Nedt mno Gegen Ieinen 9ommer
unD 9Dbel au ruben amaHg. traten noh cet
Wtontaa un0 DienitGg ilad Ditern, be,
Wtohtag Aub 9ienitQg sta4 MRualtsn. os1
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-08-08

SrembD6rter: ,Nan, ,pie gefdut
es S5nen bier, gnaoige JrailE - vGar
nlht libel, penn mir in unierel gDobnung
nur nld)t gar 10 bDrnirt inaren."
Die Grbfdaft. Mftuar: .ssyest
9eben Sie mir genau on, mas Sie BON
.Sbren Gltern geerbt bnben.1 Rerr
rWom Yater ielis bab' ih Die frurnmen
Beine, unb pom Der Nulter lelig oie lonae
yiaI' - l0nlt mlBp i1 ni1ts !"
Gunitliebbaber: yuniere Mhberne Runit
bat aaero,ngs groBe Oortlhrltte gema1t,
aIIein 9eeen einen Hapbael -
Yan Der popler: uSa, Hnpbael mals,s
tudr' a. lelhts, aber luer ;ablt's 2! r
MINER oebot. Dur1landt: xgDie
fomnlt es nnr, liebe 5niy0orff, Dab Sbre
CUTE Wtanla nlhf bier III O mon Dieu
babe ib lie am Gn0e nid6t anf pie Ginlooe.
lite DeIebtg-
poifrdulein v9leirt-- Durdlonbt totS
ten Is au6biait iu Hbsrisbeu gerRbt Z
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-08-08
Sic ,,8eltIidle Sldtter" /,

nnterbaItun6ss eepibmet uf,b sensn iG bdupts
iadi@ bar& bic ErsffIt9fstt Der BARN psr6ient6tsn
Gr3dbIaraen aug.
qreis 50 per Sabr portOfre Bad currpa $4 per SoSt
portnfrei.
einaene Rummern: Sinf Gents. pofiir Sos 8Iatt ben
fdStiiden gbonnenten Sur@ bic Erdser in's SaIs gee
ieert wrh.
@slOfenbunaen fSnnsn per ~wonep DrSer" Ober rssts
hrirtsn Brief auf anier RiftO semabt perben.
Die Cincinnati Volksblatt Compagnle,
b x 1414,
Cincinnati. ..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-15

Officer Pryde suspected that Chastaipe
would get on the cars al Malvern, and
on Sunday afternoon be Pryde)
reached Malvern by special conveyance
before the train arrived. When he got
to the depot platform Chastaine was a.
the other end. His mustache had been
shaved of and he wore only
small imperial. Seeing Pryde
and recognizing him, he started
rapidly for the woods, SEVENTH
five yards distant with Pryde in pursuit.
The eficer ordered him to halt or he
would shoot him, but Chastaine answered.
Il will be back directly" then started
OF in arun. Into the thicket they went,
amid tangled vines and trse,tops, and
the chase was kept up for about faur
hundred yards, the officer getting within
about twenty steps of the fugitive. The
officer was overcome with heat and had
70 stop tor a few seconds, during which
time Chastaine staggered like a drunken
man into a thicket and disappeared.
Pryde did not shoot, as he said, II had
DO authority to kill him, and l did not
lre A squad of men searched the
woods that night and watched the rail-
road but Chastaine got out and stopped
all night ats house between there and
hot Springs, and early next morning
went to the Springs for ~concealment
among bis relatives.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-15

In some respects soda fountains are
like men; you can judge them BY their
"phiz."
Mrs. Henry Russell, a colored resident
of Primes William, Va recently gave
birth to three female infants.
The Italian brigands are holding an
English motbel-.L-law for ransom. and
the son'in-law says they can hold her.
The TitusvilIe Herald is rather ia
miliar with the poets. 1t speaks of
Sam Coleridge" and the analytical
mind he had.
The Uuitarians Of Troy are building &
fine church. Apassing trav Ter inq1ired
recently Of a bod carrier what s.ad of
building it was. The man iidn tanswer.-
is it a church, or a hall, or what?'
Faith, ! think it's a church" What
kind of church, Cant tell the name,
sir but it's for them folks as is trying to
knock the bottom cut OF he'll"
The excitement regarding the coal,
discoveries in the Rife River region.
forty miles north of Saginaw, Mich con.
tinues. A coal vein, ten feet thick, has
been found four miles east of the FIRST
discovery. The deposit. extends over a
large tract Of country, and is practically
inexhaustible. The quality Of the coal
is said to be superior to English camel
When Governor Harvey and Treas
urer Hayes, OF Kansas, were about TO be-
sworn into their respective offices on the
second Monday in January, 1870, they
met in the Governors private room.
While waiting for the Supreme Court
Judge, who was detained for a few mo
ments beyond the appointed time, the
Treasurer elect said: ut would be a good
joke il the Chief Justice should make a
mistake and swear in the best looking
man for Governor" Yes" the Govern,
or promptly replied, and it would be a
greater joke if he should swear in the
honestest man as Treasurer" The Coz
onel stopped the conversation.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-15
Last P"ostponement
WILL DRAW, WITHOUT FAIL. AT
HOUSTON, TEXAS, JUNE 80, 1875.

WIE DID NOT SELL QUITE ALL OUR
w Tickets in time to draw on the 18th OF
May; but so certain are We Of success, and in
evidence of our good faith and intentions. we
will receive, in payment for Tickets, certi6-
Gates Of deposit in any first class bank 10 the
U. s., with this endorsement; !" Povable only
tchen Fosters Teras DrGtDin0 takes place" I
No Sealing Of Prizes, but every one paid in
full.
Over $4,000 acres Of choice land. centrally
located. near railroads, II Houses, 2325 Gold
Coin prizes, among them one of 10000 and
one Of 5000. Our enterprise is endorsed by
the City Council. Reliable Agents Wanted.
Send for Circulars. They will convince you
we are both reliable and responsible. Tickets
only 81. Eleven for SO, and % for 500. No
connection with any other similar enterprise.
COMNRNDAToRY Having, from our long ac-
quaiptapce with j. Z. Foster. every conf
dence in his integrity. we feel justified in say
ing we believe he will carry out his Distribu-
ton honestly and fairly = Signed by the
Mayor, Hon. j. I. D.. Wilson, aud the City
Council.
We are specially DESTROYS that parties inter
ested would write to the Banks, Merchants
and Postmaster Of this place (where we have
lived fifteen years. for information as to our
reliability. j. Il. FOSTER, Manager,
Houston, Texas.
For full information apply to G.. H. Sam
uels, No.6 West Court street.
74-99kWl3- 16
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-15

ming back twenty-five years. We have
every reason to feel grsti6ed to Provi.
dence for the health of the city al
present.
There is nothing like having a broad
and solid understanding. at least 20
thought our reporter this forenoon, when
he vas shown a pair Of brogans ordered
for a customer by Mr., 81. Beatus, corner
Front and Union streets. The brogans
we're No. Is, Of wonderful length and
immense width. The man who wears
those shoes should 80 to the Northwest
and destroy the grasshOppers by prone
nading around ia that section Of coun.
try. When he puts his foot down it
means death to all creeping insects and
reptiles.
Among the improvements TO be erected
this summer is the turning Of a portion
of the Webster block on Main street, be.
tween Adams and Washington, into q
first-class theater. Esquire Thos, Boyle,
who owns the building. has the plans
and specifications. The theater will be
sixty feet front and one hundred and
forty feet deep, withall the late improve
ments and conveniences attached. The
cost Of making the necessary changes
will be about $40, 900, and it is proposed
to make it ready for use by the opening
Of the ensuing dramatic season.
At last that famous order from the
Supreme Court in the Foley supercedeas
case has arrived, and the injunction
boys" are astonished and dumbfounded
to find that it does not reinstate Foley,
after all the blowing and wine drinking
that was had over the receipt of the
famo-s telegram. The order is as fol-
lows Tim Foley VS., ]. 7. Leath ct al,
Commissioners: The application for
supercedeas in this case is refused, for
the reason, among others, that the
appeal from the decree dissolvingthe in
junction and Diminishing the bill vacated
the said DEGREES and brings the cause
into this court with the injunction in
force" The next effort to he made by
Foley's counsel is to try and place the
Commissioners in contempt of the
Supreme Court, they having refused to
reinstate Mr.. Foley.