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MISCELLANEOUS.
Ohio Shapes the Entering Wedge In
Church Property Taxation.
Plymouth Church to Investigate the
Charges Against Beecher.
Unprecedented Weather throughout
the North and West.
Ex-Governor Dix and John W. FOrney
oppose the Third Term.
The Six Million Suit Against Tweed Il
Go. Commenced,

NEW YORK, January 4.-EX-Gov-
ernor Dix delivered u political lecture
last evening, during which he charac-
Uerized the currency of the country as
scandalous, and favoring the extension
of the presidential term to six years
and making the judiciary elective. He
gave the third term the cold shoulder.
Benedict Brothers, jewellers, No. 675
Broadway, whose place was robbed
under mysterious circumstances last
Thursday night, made al assignment
yesterday.
John Bullock, aged one hundred and
five years, died in Bristol, Rhode Is
land yesterday morning,
The suit against Tweed to recover
six millions, commenced yesterday.
John Johnson was shot and mortal
ly wounded in Brooklyn by a high.
wayman.
Jonathan b. Cordit, a professor in
the Auburn, New York, Theological
College, died Saturday.
-sBeckwth, the embezzler, OF New
York, was committed without bail.
His embellishments and forgeries Will
reach fifty thousand dollars.
A church conference over Mrs. Moul-
ton and Beecher affair, commences on
the 25th instant at Plymouth Church,
if the list of churches be completed IN
time.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January A bill
was introduced into the Legislature
this morning providing for taxing
church property.
/ PHILADELPHIA, January 4. The
Legislative caucus resolved to continue
the old officers of the House.
A letter from John w. Forney, dated
London, opposes the reelection OF
Grant. and does not believe that the
latter wants third term. He thinks
Blaine or Washburn preferable for the
BALTIMORE, January 4.-Booth APP
peared as Hamlet tefore the largest
audience ever assembled in the Opera
LEEsBuRG, KY, January 4.-The
Hammond mill exploded her boilers
tins morning, killing Andrew and
Charles Hammond and Mr.. Dieskele,
and breaking the leg Of Mr.. Ham
mond, sr.
CHICAGO, January 4.-Dispatches re.
port the canals in the North generally
sufficiently clear of ice for the resump
tion of navigation. Several boats Will
wheat started through Erie yesterday
The event is considered unprecedented
at this season. q
BuFFALo. January 4. - James 3
LYON. lanes McManus and B. A. Yves
cctt, partners Of James Bark in thu I
banking firm of Bark & Lyon, OF this
place, were arrested on complaint FOL
the misappropriation of money paid
them for the payment Of taxes.
3 BERLIN, January 4.-The note drawn
: up by Count Andrassy, the A ~, q, a,i
Premier, relative to reforms In Turkey
I has received the approval OF Russia
. and is understood to have been us
patches to guaranteeing powers
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,.,u,sn .ud Their Hardships.

SAN FRANCISCO, January 8.-ihe
sbin Itasca arrived to-day two hundred
and fifty-three days from Baltimore.
She had a succession Of gales for over
one hundred and twelve days in the
Southern hemisphere. The decks were
event hulwarks stove and she leaking
badly On August q J. A. Mears, sec
ond mate. and Daniel Sherman, sea-
man, were swept overheard. three
seamen died of hardshipsand exposure
seyenty.five days ofthe Horn. AZ one
fine there were only four men ht Tor
duty. She stopped at Juan Fernandez
for water.
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DALLAS, TEX AS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING ;::: JAN. 8
STATE CONVENTION.
Delegates Arriving - Convention 10
Meet at II O'Clock To-Day.
GALVESTON, January 4, 1877,

GALVESTON, January 4, 1875,
A large number of delegates to the
Democratic State Convention arrived
here to-day.
A preliminary meeting is announced
by Hon. j. ID. Sayers to assemble at II
o'clock tomorrow morning. 1t IL
thought that the permanent organiza-
ton will not be effected In time to
reach action upon platform, resolu-
tons and nominations until Thursday
morning.
1t is the general impression that
Coy. Coke will be nominated for Gov
ernor by almost unanimous vote.
Mr.. Darden seems to have no oppo'
sition.
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MAGNIFICENT OFFERING OF GOODS.

The underlying
played from which
the cheapest to the expensive
chillas Cassmeres, &c..&
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TILDEN ExH0hERATED.

Our readers will doubtless remember
eur comments upon the efforts Of the
advertising agents, Mcssrs. Bates x
Locke, 70 purchase an insertion in our
reading columns Of Tilden pufls We
wers' unadvisod at that time as to
whether OF not this firm was acting un'
der tho authority Of Governor Tilden,
but the New York Sun sets oil these
matters right by having it, reporter In
terview this distinguished gentleman,
The substance of the interview 10 as fol-
lows. H.sa GOO .
"doyernor Tilden," said our reporter
Il have como to ask you, for the SIN,
whether the statement that you have
authorized this ADVERTISING to be done is
true or not2
Tho Governor read tho printed slips
hastily, and replied; A..'
."Bates'& I.ocke---l don't know who
those people are. ga. ..H. 1.
"You have made no contract with
them, then or authorized them directly
or indirectly to do'thisY' '''. nap "' '
mo, lhaye not the Governor re
piiei, firmly, and l don't know wh'
has ........I.t H.p. Uu.r.
Perhaps your friends are acting TO
you2'' '''''e ..
t"What do you moan by friendsY' tn
Governor asked. None OF my persona
friends have done this" vi CIV a-A
Aitera pause, during which the Gov
ernor again glanced over the noticesnn'
handed them back to his inteyrogato,
he said In tone Of sincerity, 81 kno'
nothing at oil about IT," -'t . /.
At the Office OF Bates 4 Locke, tn
advertising agents, both parties wer
found, Mr., Locke referred the repo
ter OF the Sun to Mr. Bates, Mr., Bate
said: ut " true that we are sendin
-, gut those Tildon notices to which tn
CINCINNATI is'a&rs~' 'sss ,Cs''eS. 3ssH'
ton" .lt "a !.lgs..t ll u.''.. a.
"Are you doing this at Governor III
den's orderY Mr.. Bates was asked, "a
your contract with him ?"
l'No," Mr.. Bates replied land we hay
no reason 10 suppose that Mr., Tide
las any knowledge Of the contract
ut is q simple matter of business
Mr. Bates continued, and can be easil
explained, A party OF gentlemen whoi
We know to DO responsible persons gu,
Nm those notices for publication in u 90
tain line of newspapers They will pa
W., and we will pay the newspapers
Mr.Batcs declined saying who the gel
tlemen are, or to what party or iactio
they belong
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10 tbo Editor Of the Dallas Herald

To the Editor OF the Dallas Herald;
We had the pleasure of attending the
Christian Church ON Sunday last at
eleven o'clock and at night, and hearing
the Pastor, Elder Kirk Baxter, ON the
subject of Moral and Positive Law y
The house was crowded to Overlooking,
and much interest manifested by the
entire audience. The effort was II very
able one indeed, and left fine impress
sion upon the hearers, Elder Baxter is
clear and logical speaker, bringing out
the points of his sermon in manner
that all can understand, and evincing n
thorough knowledge Of his subject. All
should avail themselves of the opportu
Hity Of hearing the series Of DISCOURSE
that IRE being presented every might.
The meeting will continue during tn,
present week. We understand That Il
special request has beenmode to repeat
the sermons on Moral and Positiv,
Law which will be done before tn,
meeting closes. Queries are being re
ceiyed from the audience nearly every
night, which are answered from the
stand--a very interesting feature Of the
meeting. On Wednesday night " ser
mon on Election" will be delivered in
answer to some queries on that subject
| ONE VINO WAS PRESENT
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ENGLAND is supplying its great fort.
ress Of dibralter, with one hundred tons
Of powder and million or so of cart
ridges TIE East India squadron and
the channel fleet are ordered Ito the
Mediterranean, while on the Clyde iron
elads are being rapidly built. Marine
insurance has run up to nearly war
rates, and the land forces are being ac-
lively recruited In the event that Sc
rious complications grow out ofTurkish
matters, England proposes to be fully
for hot and quick work.
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- "''"hH'''b N'"h''''N 'NN'NN N~'"'''N
seems to have peculiar forte and We
are almost inclined TO believe, great
genius, The suspicious Of tho whole
country from the Passamaquody TO the
Rio Grande are aroused respecting these
Mulligan letters. Expectation is tense
and speculation on tiptoe as to how
Congress- will deal with Blaine upon his
refusal to surrender his private CORES.
pondence. Dark hints are thrown out
of tho terrible and damning import of
the letters about which Mulligan
claims Blaine in his dire extrem-
ity threatened suicide Politi-
cal circles ara rife with rumors
that between Morton Conkling, Grant
and tho Democratic party this irrcpres-
Sible Blaine has at last been brought to
bay and conclusive evidences of his
guilt are secured. The curiosity Of u
nation has been wrought to its highest
pitch respecting these now historic let
tcrs,--when the climax of expectation
speculation and curiosity is reached
while enormous power Is being exerted |
to crush out their man Blaine before he
shall have carried the Cincinnati con
vention on juno the l4th, he suddenly |
aud unexpectedly of his own free will
rises to his feet in the House of Repre-
Sentatives, and with mcrciless iuvcc-
tive, and amid II storm of cheers and
thunderous, irrepressiblc applause, reads
to that assembly and to Che world these
same letters which were reputed to con
tain such dreadful secrets, and to have
forced Blaine into n contemplation Of
suicide, Blaine aroused the House
In his Andersonyille speech,
he electrified the country in his debate
with Lamar, he has time and again
stirred to the very depth the passions
and preiudioes and hates Of the fanatics
Of his party. but We very much question
whether no has over performed one sin
gle act, in oil of tho brilliant dramatic
scenes In which no has figured which
has tended more to make his party
idolise him, than that of this letter
reading, and the fierce, bitter, insulting
ta,,nts which he hurled in the face of a
Democratic House, day beforeyesterday.
While we believe that Blaine has used
his long lease Of Tho Speakers chair TO
build up his fortunes; while We believe
him corrupt, and looked upon him as
dsbauched and bribed, there is such a
daredevil spirit in the man, such pow
tr Of arousing and carrying with him
the passions Of men; such are unequal
ed command Of language and parliament
tory tactics as to command as it were,
our involuntary and hesitating admira-
ton, His last coup q etat has secured
him the Cincinnati nomination, and
will cause food tide Of Republican
votes to surge np'around him, that Dem
ocrats will find II difficult to resist or
overcome. In all of the Mulligan mat
Yer, however, we cannot prevent the
suspicion from creeping into ourminds
that Blaine has deliberately planned |
with Mulliean tho letter fiasoo, withthe
ultimate intentlong OF enacting the
very dramaticb scene which he so sue
eessfully perpetrated in tho House on
Monday Last. If this be the case, and
hiaine and MullignnN have all along a,n-
ddesstood each other the Investigating
COMMITTEES andDthc mighty, press have
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"a, TINS snlk Of -four shipped by the Todd
mills of this city to Galveston was sold
for three hundred and Ave dollars, and
purchased by the Brazilian coffee impor.
ters, Messrs. NJ, Kopperl, J. II. Ellsworth
n Co, and Kaufman h Runge, They
have shipped the sack to Dom Pedro,
Emperor Of Brazil, as the first wheat
offering OF Texas.
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II was too bad that Abdul.Azis per
mitted his illustrious nephew to get
away with that one hundred million
dollars OF treasure. Why in the thunder
didn't Abdul ship u million or so to the
Bank Of England or some other safe
dcpositary. Having secured his treas
urc, the only thing Murad Efiendi has a
liking to now, is the head of his august
predecessor. YNa .-uL aa'hlA ". LLADl-
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FREE ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
FREE TO ALL.
MT No Business Advertisement In
serted without Pay.

posirinR 10 make. The Herald the lnsIfb W.
az Observation-Disclosures for the general pupllc'
mud also 10 assist those VINO may nGea ft 40,
distance, wohaye doterHiinea, ,s ~ pt "ndep
,hc veal or aIost, !" "Found," wanted /,
SFor sale, "FOr Rent" ITO Let OF nov s
more tben three lines, VIII 10 inserted IN
ibis column two times free Of charge W ' i6n
a'sc.au viii he charged nj the rate OF nVe
cents a line, each Insertion, IN advance nnn
when such advertisements printer n' t,
tLan two times they VIII be charged ~ " ~,
rIttg of Ave cents line IN advance ioi ga u \
additional insertion seven "'I"' "'""'
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PERSONAL.

Messrs, Burson, of the Denison C,eSSct
and Murry of the NspS called at our Of
fee on yesterday, In company with
our senior they left on the evening
train TO attend the press convention
which meets in Jefferson to-day. ...
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A white and dark spotted cow; was milk
iug when she strayed two weeks ago; me
dark spots cover the mont hal II; mostly white
fork n both ears, AMI u small crop OF rght
ear. Will pay II liberal reward Tor her re-
coyory or information that Will PIT me In
nossessIou of hor, ID. q. VENABLE,
strrst may8dtf
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j. Nj. Hayes, Attorney NJ Law, 2Oi Com
merce street south of Continuously, Dallas
Texas. Special attention paid to land
claims. hprlu
Hurt " Smith, office on Main street over
State Savings Bank, feb26du
w. y. Oldham, once In Mitchic's building
opposite tho LeGrnnd hotel, Main street.
Janlldu
John NJ StemmousoA at Law No
100 North Side PublicSquare, upstairs.
oct29-dtf
Mccoy ~ Mccoy, office south side OF Court
house square, "
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pdWuLnM,M, EvAnTs said to friend
the other day that the Republican party
reminded him of an army whose tern,
Of enlistment had expired, ..r
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A furnished house with four rooms, goo1
wntrrnnd garden, pleasantly situated, ~
snon Mt Billmgl0ns' furniture store, on Eva
street J""V''~'
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TNs nuppiy Depot OF she BODY.


The stomach IL the grand supply depot OF
the BODY, upon which II draws Tor oil the SIC
men,s needed In the composition OF bone
muscle, brain aud blood. The liver lSan I'M,
portant auxiliary OF this mighty organ anu
the two arc most intimately connected
Nothingso certainly ensures inc hs'lhon'ou'
action ofthese yiscera, and 80 completely re-
moyesthe disorders which Hlmuitah.on"y
affect both, AZ HoStetter's Stomach l'ltI'rs,
the most popular American Specinc iof ~ ",
com plants To which the stomach ilSei anu anu
bowels are subject, and the foremost tohicon
this side OF the Atlantic. Indigestion COS,
uyeness, inactivity aud congestion OF ue
liver, aie poverty Of the blood, debility OF lne
bladder and Kidneys ana many other MI
men IL produced by or causing weakness "'e
entirely removed by It's use.
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TO Trade.

A young mule about two months old (the
,nOther dead, for IA COW. This mule IL thirty
eight inches high, and ont OF a large fine
mare. d. q. VEN ABLE,
Al the eastern limits Of Dallns, on Live OAK
street ... mayG-dtf
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Any information In regard to VIM, Lee
Gaines Will bc thankfully received. Address
Lewis Markham, care OF Berry Bros. Dallas
Texas. lnhyO-uZt
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,,o,.,,,.n.,hr Heart

To be and recognize the being In tle ENJOY
ment OF perfect health, and yet now rev pos pos
sess II. The active habits OF HE IN W."
country mako people neglect the maStcn-
ton of their food; hence follows indigestion
constipation or diarrh"a, natulenee' o'o'
making llfe burden. Under such reg We
II becomes necessary TO use n means OF hs'
dating the oyor.tnxed power OF nature In dl-
geslIng the food taken into the stomach ana
we mud no better adJuyant thah can DC
cound I'm the Homo Stomach BitterS.
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lat OF shelving and drawers and fine
counters. Apply at TIE HERALD Once.
mayGdtf
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IInraoa MAIIIp,I.

A good cook and n DINING room servant
Auply nj Dallas lntrmnry Juhc'ull
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wanted,

The citizens of East Dallas and everybody
else to know that have opened lrSt-class
family grocery Mt No. "a Swiss street, near
Union depot. Butter, eggs. chickens and all
kinds OF country,produce taken In exchange
'.. .t..... u. Ill, JONES.
may90-lw
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M IirnI

A servant 10 cook and wNsb Tor u small
Apply 30 W, II, johnson, vl2 G24nl
street juno T'h'
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NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMERS,

Consisting of twelve five large steamships,
line plying between New York, Great Brit
ain aud Europe. Steerage and cabin, with
railroads tickets, either way, from and TO
Dallas, or round trip tickets. good for one
year, for sale by the undersigned. For par
ticulars, and to see plan Of the steamers cabs
ins, call at our office, No lV0 Lamar street.
jan23dtf W, +. LYTE Il CO., Agents.
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Tnr Portland Argus gives this us
Fitshugh's alphabetically of Repub.
lican practices"
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Wanted.


A woman to cook nj boarding house, Ap-
ply at No. a swiss street, near Union ueg
O. H. Jones. J""'o'''
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For Rent.

A comfortable cottage, with -four rooms,
good garden ana fine water. Tho house Will
be let furnished. Address Glass Box 6Sl,
Dallas. ... may0-d2l
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Wanted.

one OF two horse, wanted by sllcr's Trans
Ter for their feed Will be well cared Tor.
W. wv jung1 .d2t
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Mrs. \. Mullins, Millinery, Dressmakiug
Rendy made suits, Hair Work, 7O7 Main
trce', nearly opposite Lamar Hotel, Dallas.
IL 1us' nSdBlu
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CHEAP ADVERTISING COLUMN.
Hank ruptcy.

l.. +. Harris, solicitor in Bankruptcy
United states District Court, Western Dis
trct OF Texas. ONCE AL Elm street, Dallas
Texas. PostOfiice box, 1854. may2O-dlm
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Rory. DUNCAN, NJ. D., 80 Mckinney Ayen-
ne, near Kreigs' mill, may2i-lm
Jno. II, Morton, NJ. d.. office over First Ma
tionnl Bank. Residence corner san Jnclnto
and llarwpod streets, Dallas, Texas,
mchlbdlm
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UDoLPHO WOLFE CO.,
lch3d6m IL Beaver NJ. N. Y.

s,ss.ais.,-,,.> HeuSses, supporters MA
Sessfiiify =. 9saA Pile Pipes, "Seeley's Had
I RsStWsS5tb HRubber Trusses." Cool
y6aagl 81 Clurnly, light, perfectly 8atS
s.,.ss.I4.z - fl,,, and comfortable, free from
~ s1qr rusty, chatting,
StrapOiuE, or i3uidcelike unpleaSantness
Uagd N bgth.u., endorsed by the profession,
IOng tested, always reliable. BEWARE OF
INVITATIONS. Genuine stamped 81, u
Seclcy." EstHb'e, 1917 Chcs. 81, phila., and
1Si Broadway, n. y. Sent oy mail or express
and aold by leading drugEis.n. Sond for cat
HlOgua
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Old papers for sale at The Herald Office
81 per hundred.
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Ola Papers

Combination Lock Safe
Hairs patent, cheap. Apply to c. b., Her
aid office. maylU-u
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Millinery,

Good pasture adjoining Fair Grounds,wlu
lasting water, can be had. Apply to j. Peak
adjoining Fair Grounds. mji3m
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For Rent.

For Sale cheap.
A llne piano new, Ut j. q. Booth cos,
iU6 Elm street. . . may6-d4t
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-05-29

~ N order 70 accommodate Eastern Advertis-
eiRin ne star, Mr.. 4. Duncan snifen, No. ~
kneuR House, New York City, has been appointed
pR general and special Agent for the Eastern
.<zfss- This will be branch office OF the STAR,
sufraess on our behalf, and receipt all collections
tAaralor In our name.
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political affairs, on ancient or modern
history, on science, religion or mechan-
los, with equal ease end without refer
ence to authorities OF any kind. But he
was most at home on the history Of the
Democratic party. He knew that as q
child knows its alphabet-could tell
you OF every Convention. name its off,
GERS and platform, and detail its
wrangles and their results with an ac-
curacy thar was as wonderful as 1t was
valuable,
ne was q man of honest and most
profound convictions. 30 settlee and
well defined was his method Of thought, ,
that one who knew him well could tell
which side he would take on almost any
question that might be proposed. SO
strong were his convictions that he
wrote as he thought the right demanded
or wrote not at all. He was far from being
a man OF policy and could not under
stand that 1t was not the correct thing
in the management of party paper al
all times and under all circumstances to
say just what was believed to be the
truth.
His whole professional life and edu
cation made him o partisan, bu
nature fitted him for an Independent
writer. Although a quiet and unobtru
sive man, he had very large circle o
warm personal friends, and there arr
lew men the announcement OF Whos'
death would have carried feeling o
real sadness TO so many hearts.
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Court CuIlimxs.

Jno. Cochnower against Walter Dixon.
An action for an alleged breach OF con.
tract. Verdict for plaintiff for SITS.
The jury, In the case Of Hartzell vs..
Crawford q Co., disagreed and were dis
charged.
An application was made to Judge
Cox for the appointment of a guardian
for Mrs. Ann Witt, on the alleged ground
that from habits ofintemperance o she was
incapable of taking care OF property
Mr.. Joseph Howe was appointed.
Thomas McGechin made an assign.
ment for the benefit OF his creditors to J
e. Germany.