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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-28

by virtue of deed of trust made by Y. W
- Williams and X. c.. Williams 10 ]. N
v esson, l will offer for sale, on the denoi
platform in the town of Bartlett. on Mon
day, l7th day OF February, 1870. an mn.
divided one-half interest in a certain tract ~
land therein described, which deed Is Of re-.
eord IN the Clerk n Recorders office in the
county OF Lee, State of Arkansas, in Record
BOOK ~, at page 5l9. Said land lying and
being IN Lee county, Arkansas, the east hall
OF section thirty-four (34), township three Ia
north OF range five l5), east Of the Pine Az
PFC MERIDIAN, containing three hundred ma
twenty (51Ol acres, more or less, and being tbe
same as that was conveyed by j. w. Vernon
TO A. M. Hood and II. j, Crisal. Also another
tract IN the same county aud State described
as follows; Southeast quarter Of section On
tWenty-seven, three 80, north, five j5J' east
containing one hundred and sixty l6Olaeres'
the interest conveyed being an undivided one,
nall interest conveyed by Crisal and wife To
said V. W. Williams. ""S W
Inc sale is made at tho request Of the hama
nelaries, and to secure the Indebtedness
therein expressed.
In, Wesson is dead, and 1 have been an
pointed trustee in his stead by decree Of The
Chancery Court of Shelby county. Wv
Terms Of sale cash. Title believed N ha
good, but l convey only as trustee.
January II, 1879. sIIi5o1si
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-28

HAVING suggested the insolvency Of the
Ii estate Of Michael 0'Brien, deceased. ali
persons having claims against said estate will
appear and file the same with the Clerk Of the
County Court of Shelby county, authentis.te
n a manner prescribed by law, on or before
inc 9th day Of April, 1879, or before an ap-
made, or they shall be forever barred. both in
10y , sn1 equity. JAMES REILLY,
ltlO-lO-l9z administrator
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-28

The King of Italy has just enjoyed
two days hunting at Castel Porziana.
The bag, without counting other game,
contained 60 wild boars, and required
three large wagons to convey it to the
Quirinal. Three dogs were gored
during the sport.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-28
Tenderness in Algeria.

A troupe of trained heas recently
arrived in Algeria. The company,
accustomed to enthusiastic receptions
wherever they might go, were greatly
disappointed in being almost wholly
neglected blythe Algerian public. The
explanation lies in the fact that the
Arabs of Algeria are the special pro
tectors Of all sorts and conditions Of
vermin, and each citizen has in his
service a collection Of insects which
he proudly deems superior to any
other aggregation Of the sort in the
world. 1t is an every day experience
in the streets of Algiers to see a mo-
Their looking for chronological speci-
mems on the heads and persons Of her
children, and placing them tenderly
and carefully on the pavement when
she finds them. Could the society for
the prevention Of cruelty to animals.
do more?
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-28

According to a y%ice-legal order, 1T
is the pleasure of her royal highness
and his excellency that the Ottawa
Troop Of Cavalry shall in future be
honored by being designed the Prin-
cess Louise and Dragon Guards"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-28

In Japan the 4th of July is now a
general holiday, because on that day
was fought the decisive battle Of
Uyeno, in the contest which resulted
in the establishment of the temporal
power of the mikado.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-28

AylNG qualified as Administrative of the
persons indebted TO the estate are noti6e,dI 10 4,
come forward and settle, and those having
claims against the estate are hereby notife3
to nile them, duly authenticated, with mo ar
my attorney, J P. Young, at No. 27Sk Main
street, Withln the TINE prescribed by law.
MARY A. R0WMANN,
U4-l90 126-I81 "HHNt ueV u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-28
Cotton.

The market opened this morning
with a slightly easier feeling, and light
inquiry.
Sales yesterday 1850 bales to OK
porters 500; spinuars 1900; specula-
tors so. Market closed quiet at un-
changed prices, as follows:
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-28
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

new bfieNns. thompson Deun.....s... ......O j IN
Cincinnati, Yint Shinklep..., ...,..~........5 PA
ARRIVED.
Steamer Thompson Dean, New Orleans.
" City of Vieksburg, Cairo.
Ouachita Belle, Yioksburg.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Josie Harry, White river.
Osceola Belle, Osceola.
4" Geo. w. Cheek, Friar's Point.
" Grand Tower, Cairo.
" Illinois, Arkansas City:
IN PORT.
Ouaehita Belle, Vint Shinkle, Bates
vile, Coahoma, S%ilverthorn, Thompson
Dean, Jay Hardy.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
The river here rose 2 inches in the
past "A hours ending at noon, and now
stands % feet 3 inches above the low
water mark. AT Cairo il declined ?
inches, with 30 feet 10 inches on the
gauge at Pittsburg 2 inches, with 5
feet II inches on the gauge at Gin
%cinnati it rose 4 inches, with 81 feet
10 inches on the gauge; at Louisville
8 inches, with u feet 6 inches on the
gauge at Evansville It is stationary,
with 49, feet 3 inches on the gauge.
Cumberland river declined 20 inches
at Nashville yesterday, with 10 feet 3
inches on the gauge. The Tennessee
river is also falling. Arkansas river
is falling at Little Rock, with 5 feet
on the gauge. White river is receding
slowly, with a good steamboat stage OF
water from Jacksonport to the mouth.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-28

~ virtue Of a deed of trust executed 10 me
u by 1 Douglass, on the 18th Of Feb:
rgary, 1870, and recorded in the register !
once 81 shelby county, Tenn, in Book no.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-28

j. II. Pepper, master; v. G. Entriken. clerk,
Leaves Memphis as above on TUESDAY,
18th inst, at5 pm. For freight OF passage an
ply to J.T, WASHINGTON, Agent,
X, H., Lee WharfbOat.
for all points,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-28
For R~iverton.
Zoe New OrIenns.

Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet
For Nieksburg, Natchez, New Orleans and
all way and bend ~landings-The elegant
pagsgnupr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

ASouEg warrior 10 one VI RatlaBd's
primary schools wss relieved OF pistol
by The teacher Friday.
A Mrs. 1frisa OF Rutland dropped
dead the olbyt evening while dancing Al
wedding party
Michael rois, Of Nj. Holly, was coin
miited TO Jail by sheriff sd,n.on Saturday
Tor peijaty, aud b.ied
Misc Nellie Woodbury.. o. n nth Ferris
burg, broke her ieg while stepping ou, Of
= wagon lss, Thursday.
A letter wa. received at the Brow aiuR.
ton po.i-ofii e, recently, addressed: "Tbe
mans father wbo 0 Sns tbe dl.IiilefyH
Avery Cummings East Montpelier &C..
tate Is said 20 inventory 90 900. be.ides
tl5 900 doubtful assets. A0d yei ne paid
taxes on only 81 800.
The expense 10 lbe state Of jury ,of tie
present Term % Cbistesden county court
vas Iwo lboussnd dollars. of ioar haa-
drea dollars per seek.
Daring tho week ending Isth Of Ociob-
sr, 1856 scales were sbipped from ihe
1aeaoEy Il st. Johnsbufy, leaving
then unified orders for nearly three
,hoasaDd scales. The nessrs. Fslrbsnks
sre ranning their factory evenings, and
are melting p tors Of iron daily.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

% sala'y 80 rofsisss - oshez. bss
rsshef DIS Esks tnseH pslisicAi
asssR,lsy - fAf - sts Fasnsgsmeat a
paty sSairs was oaseeras3 be suasfed
rsmersl ira BE fedora oaoe There
. ~ dosta sAAs beta Hsyes asd Cor
as wefe hencss is ibeif eosviciious.
vbiet i saswa ~ he iaei ikai Hayes
nos ih80tses Couea, bpl Carts Aud /.
fss otesrt No re great niekfrs for
their pecaNn i1ets ~ civil service re-
fern % 80 act over ne diGeulsy -
easily ta5 propose 20 tcrsirh Uargsli, noa-
wl.hsiaadieg ttsif Acknowledgement y
70 b. bgpessl sua abiiiy NoW toss u .
Kind o hair .pi.uipe tbu won'i work N
fbs pfeseut state ~ political puties No
obe hn = riKht 70 srpscs lhst be osn a.
wsgs ~ lust tse precise candidate that
ne ihiHks il SIZE beat II mas hes
taae.it sua sbi'ii, sni = supported by ;
nslsrf II I've party q uugbt 70 be
enough ~ suy reasonable aan
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

IHE NEAT NEhstbs
The next census will be taken next
june and the Department has issued q
circular which we publish below, re-
questinE farmers and others 10 keep as
accurate account as possible OF ell
crops raised by them, in order that the
census may be foil aud accurate. or
grain and root crops the amount hsr-
vested the present year will be the one
reckoned. and Of maple sugar, syrup,
wool, &c. the amount produced next
spring will be enumerated. and of but
ter and cheese the amount produced
from June |, 1879, 10 June | 1880,
will DO taken into account. Farmers
should make note OF this and should
prepare O statement beforehand, max
Jog 1t as accurate as possible 80 as to
obviate delay and make the coming
census as accurate aud complete as
possible. The circular is as follows;
The agricultural schedule annexed
TO the Act of 1850, which ia also made
part OF the Act of March 8, 1879,
providing for the Tenth Census, re-
quires report of the chief productions
Of agriculture during the year ended
June l." Now, there is no distinct
agricultural year which ends on the
frst.of June, and there 10 reason to be-
lieve that the statistics of agriculture
from 1850 to 1870. in regard TO many
oil the principal products, embraced
portions Of two different crops, mas
much az the enumeration was protract-
ed through three, four, and even five
months. By the Act approved March
3. 1879, il 10 provided that the Tenth
Census shall be taken and completed
during the month OF June, 1880. This
provision greatly reduces the liability
to error which has been noted. AS the
enumeration commences on the first OF
June and closes on or before the Thrift
eth, all the crops which are gathered
once year will fall pretty clearly on
one side or the other OF the dividing
line. Thus the cotton crop reported
in the census will be that OF 1879,
gathered in the fall OF that year; while
the wool clip or wool crop" will be
that Of the spring VI l8S0-except in
portions Of California aud Texas, where
both fall aud a sprlng clip are Sc
cured For certain OF the productions
Of agriculture. however, there is no
harvest, IN the usual sense Of that
term; bat the product is gathered
week by week. or day by day, as il
malures-milk, butter, cheese and
meat fall into thIs class. In view OF
the requirements Of the law, and oil
the great Importance oil accurate sta
tistical Information relative to agrieu!-
ture. it is deemed 10 be highly desir-
able that farmers should prepare them
selves 10 advance TO give the inioTma.
ton with promptness and accuracy.
IL IS urgently recommended, therefore,
that agricultural journals aud the
officers Of agricultural societies and
clubs give publicity to this announce
ment, aud that all persons engaged in
agriculture who shall receive this cir
cular, or shall see it in the public
prints, make notes from time TO time Of
The quantities and values OF their
several crops gathered, and the num-
her OF acres OF land planted. Ia order
that their statements. when made TO
the enumerators. may be Of The highest
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

Boston Poet: The revival OF busines,
activity should not be accepted by any AZ
license for them TO engs &c 10 The old
time recklcssnts' 81 speculation. The
times are coming iato joint aRain, but
We trust =. Iiuls lever As possible vii
attend tbe operation.
Uwlng TO tie .Tgs edition. iaerea sed
size, double tronlilpieee., ect', Of the
November numbers -: seribuer's Monthly
and 81. Nicholas, Ii has been found nee
esssty 10 make the issae later thaH
usual. Scribners' Mouthly edition 100.
0ool will be ready October ed. Il will be
ian agricultural unmber." containing
half doxe1 papers u The highest 10.
ieresl W tsTmen Snd others interested In
raral iiis, besides portrait aud copf 81
bas-fslist Of Bsvsri Tsylor, snd The be
giasiug u a ue~ eerisl story BY George
". Cattle. =. Nieholss, permanently
enlarged. printed 90 heavier paper, wiih
wider margins, and having many tpscial
attractions, vii be issued on the 23ib.
Aew volumes 81 both magazines are be.
qua with these Numbers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

4 ne AaEshern people aeel a. sc o.
aksush Hthey 40 Dot iAlnk that ons
attemaa 10 dsstrsy Tie Eossru@sa, vas
wtong issy vosis b vtfy likely .nudsr
whas ibsy sapposed 70 D. mere sespl.
e.eas circumstances. mAke ssotber al
tempt perhaps Ia : different say but
oqsally dsagtroes 70 lie welfare 81
ne oouuty A mat who has nsATiy
suffered > sioleut death >, the hands q
his brother woula Be- very foolish 10
,ross be lile again 10 the hands u that
brother. especially when The latter per
sisssasiy declares thai be dd 20 wroag
although the circumstances plainly
showed that be iptended 10 commit
murder The feeling Of tho South.
"a der The circumstances. is perfectly
uaturAi. aud Ne 90 not bate them Ter
that, though they seen to think 40. bot
Nhen il comes TO trusting the dearest
Interests u cur common government 10
their bands. the Norlhero people will
say No. Give them equal rights and
justice 10 all things, but give them no
chance 70 take so unfair advantage
No doubt they are ready to declare
that they will never. never take any
unfair advantage. Then why DO they
iutimidAlv the negroes Why do they
suppress BY murder and violence all
laval atteiapts to brat the Democratic
party al ihe looal elections Why do
they declare that this Is = white mans
government aud use violence 10 make
their assertion good Why DO they
attempt 10 abolish federal supervision
Al the polls TO secure fair count In
Congressionai elections Why DO they
repudiste slate obligations almost en-.
tirely due Northern creditors Why
do they claim representation iu Con.
gress for negroes when the negroes are
not allowed to vote unless they vote
the straight Democratic ticketi All
these things have been done openly
aud repeatedly. aud this is the reason
why the North will not trust them yet.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

A Paris urchin recently tossed lighted
cigarette into cAsk OF petroleum aud
then pul bis eye TO the buug-hole to
watch The effect, II was his last expert.
mint.
Senstor Ingalls, OF Kansas, saws that in
his observations IN AL the Western States
the present sentiment for the Republican
Presidential nomins ion stands Grant LIST,
Blsiue 2nd and Sherman 81.
A Syracuse letter shows that certain
Democratic ward in Syracuse would d.
vide its vote NJ follows, II the election
were to be had now: Cornell, 445; Rob
insou. SOL; Kelly, $50. This is not con-
lecture, but the result OF acarefal canvass.
tits remarked by q fervid Southern adj
lnrer Of Lemar, thst his "kuighily lance
has never been hurled against any sdver-
sary Il did not nnhorse." What pity
be can't be induced to "hur" II at the
YAEoo mnrderer aud "unhorse" himl
The South will raise this year 5000, 900
bales OF cotton, half million more than
last year; 200, 600 hogsheads Of sugar
twice as much us last ear; and near Co.
000,0 900 pounds OF tobacco ~ ,00O, 900
more than she ever rai.ed before.
The Treasurer at Washington reports
that the total amount OF standard silver
dollars thus far coined 10 $47,75S, $50.
The amount on hand IN the Treasury
offices is $3l ,70S $50. The amount out
standing In circulation is $l1'054,o70.
The report that Warren Leland has
been Indicted for keeping q disofderly
house At Long Branch is untrue. lie
was indicted recently for selling beer at
Long Branch pier.
Mr.. HoIyoke has brought TO the atten-
ton OF Secretary Eyerts the idea OF issu-
ing su official book giving information
about the public land among workingmea
Secretary Eyests takes much interest 10
the matter.
The friends Of Senator Bsyard state
that be regards the result OF the Ohio
election as vindication OF his course in
Congress last session, aud thinks the fat
money mer in Congress will not be so
anxious TO gel him off the finance com
mittee as they were last spring.
DR.. EddIns, sentenced for ballot box
stufEing neal Barlren, Tenn, was par.
doned upon the solicitation OF prominent
citizens In bis neighborbood, among whom
was Col. Randolph, the Republican can.
dIdatc for congress Eddins has already
served eleven months in prison.
The inquest over the body OF Barr,
Prot. Wise's companion, resulted ia the
verdict OF found drowned. No coat, vet
or bools were found on The body. Il is
believed that Burr jumped into The lake
to swim ashore aud tighten the balloon,
Prof. Wise, son says his alher ma.l
have seen the lake 80 miles "a. and lie
cAnuot understand why he attempted 20
cross it
The Philadelphia Chronicle Herald
thinks II looks extremely psrso0sl Tor q
truck drifer 70 stop before Mr.. TildpD's
residences aud inquire II be has any empty
barrels Tor sale.
The Sunday Gazette. democratic, conn-
sells the southern meHbers II the psfiY
on The r-a,SrnibHng ~ Congress, t. p4ss
= bill cresiary he Office OF cAptsiD gsu'
ersl. with ..lsf, simple 10 naiatAin the
dignity ai the station, and d.clirins the
holder OF tire q flee g.ieiAl In cbiei II The
army Tor lie.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

rasge i sinai company Of Repub-
fieaas "a New York headed BY Mr..
Cuus editor q Harpers Weekly, who
grap3e 10 scratch Mr. Cornell. tho
Aea# - tie Republican ticket. because,
u bry assert. b. IL The maohiue can
dFlMs they admit that be is homes,
aui eapAbe. aud DO noi deny that be
ved iait majority Of the votes
u the Republican eonvsn-
tor. But lis nomisAtion vas urged
hy senator Cooking, whom they do
al sac. aud be was tanned out Of a
le3era csliee ii Ne~ Iufk because be
was >, thr same tine ehAirm al Of The
gepab8ran committee. and President
HAYES saia he mast give Up ooe Of the
8ghef Mr cefaeu Gained that II be
as ateF3 the aotiea u be federal
aMee ia8afu > The government bad nc
aaasr cAsms ga hin. and il woOld u
riyi..e - = part d his rights Asd datie.
ssA citizen 70 give up bis other posi
SIS. n cofAeii bad been less a nan,
81 Aad been dishonest. be would have
sise iap he Office which commanded
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30
"Dont know half .A,,r v.,-...

They cured me Of Ague, BiIiossusss
aud Kidney Complaint. as recommend
ed. | had half bottle left which
used Tor my two little girls. Who the
doctors and neighbors said could not
be cured. ! would have lost both OF
them one night if | had Rot given then
Hop Bitters. They did them so much
good l continued their use until they
were cured That is why say you do
not know half the value Of Hop Bittsrs
and do not recommend them high
enough. B, Rochester N Y. See
other column.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

A panther is creating some excitement
In the south pstt OF Wilmington Il has
been seen several times, tut the hunters
have not been abb 10 zee IL da good
range yet,
a Montpelier man exhibited at the
local fair tfret packages OF butter ftom
the same chutunR. but under different
marks, and got first premium on one.
second on smother, while the third was
condemned Ms poor.
The following criminals have been ecu.
fenced by the Chitlenden county court:
Edward Green, larceny, three years 10
state prison; John jackson, larceny, Two
years ia state prison; Alexander Fscoy,
larceny, 80 days 10 House of Correction.
The first annual meeting OF tbs YER
m0I, BAR Association will be held al the
court house in Montpelier, commencing
Tuesday evening, Oct. 2sth, the first day
OF the general term. The exercises will
DO opened BY an address 10y The president
K. j. Phelps, E'q' Papers aud bio
graphical sketches OF an interesting nature
are expected from Messrs. Is. Y, Fi1old,
C. N Davenport, Daniel Roberts and
others, as well ~ reports from special
committees upon subjects OF interest 10
the profession.
Rutland has three steamer companies,
I wo hose and enc hook and ladder lis
reservoir has "a capssity OF furnishing
| SEQ, 900 gallons daily. Nearly $4,000
feet Of pipe, ranging from hour TO Twelve
inches IN diameter, ia used in convoy lag
the water 10 and Distributing il through
the village. In the matter OF water
privileges Rutland claims to be No well
equipped as any place Ia the state.
The Troy Times says that Mrs. HenFy
Snow, living in Pownal, abandoned her
home and three children on Wednesday,
and ran oh with neighbor. The clippers
arrived at Pilts6cld on Wednesday altar.
noon aud took the train on the Hoasstou-
ic railroad for the southern part OF tho
county. Mr.. Snow went in pu suit OF bis
wife
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30
IN CHANCERY,
Troy CITY NATIONAL BANK

TROY CITY NATIONAL BANK
rs la ChAncFTV
GEORGE @. BARNARD,
GATES II. BARNARD and BenninE ton 90
JOHN ]. BAkNARD
A Bill Of Complaint having leon duly alsd in
the above entitled cause on the 18th day of 90
iobeT, 1879, in substance stating that the said
Troy City National Bank is = judgment creditor
OF said George q. barnard and has caused an 81.
eeuton upon said judge ment to be laid upon
certain lands situated IN Manchester and Dorset
10 said county, being the premises formerly
knogn az the hemn farm Of said George O. bar.
nard. the Barnard wood lot, 30 called and 1n 90.
divided one half o. the FolsomsquarrT, socalled
and tAid lands have been duly set out 10 the Of.
alter ia thtiriacliou Of said Judgment, ana the
time fer redcomng the eamo has expired aud
that said LANDS we're formerly the property "
said George q. BArpard, but we're conveyed b.
him 20 sRia Gates II barnard, January bth, 1871
by deed intended 10 hinder, delay aud prevent
the Orator Rom collecting It's said debt, which
deed 10 ailedged 10 be fraudulent and void aud
that other c0nveyAoees lave been since made,
including deed 10 said John J. Barnard.
And PRAYING that said conveyance be set aside
And cancelled, and the title OF the Orator under
said execution be established aud confirmed. aud
the Defendants b6 forever enJoined from inter.
fering With tho Orators possession Of said prem
lees and otherwise
Aud subpoena having been duly iasued upos
said bill. the said Gaton II. DArnsrd being with.
out this State so that said bill OF complaint aud
subpoena cannot be served upon him.
Ii is ordered that he be required 10 appear on
the first day Of the next stated term u said
Court TO be held at Remington within aud for
the County Of Bennington aforesaid, on tha Ast
Tuesday OF December, 1879. and ms ks answsT 70
hAid bhl by publishing the substance Of said bill
with this order, three weeks successfully 10 the
Manchester JouRsAL newspaper printed ~
Manchester IN said County, the lAss u which
SHALL be at least 10 days previous TO the com.
mencoment OF said term VI said court
Mt hA daV m
A. y. 1859 And day thereof IL given, 4e.
235w CHARLES W. SWIFT, Dept. Clett.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-10-30

Judge N q Dun,on Of The Supreme
Caun las tcriensd, to take effect Oct.
gsla Most people wiIl regret this
sttp 90 ths pat Of Judge Dunlon, as
he hs. been very good judge and has
tecu constantly Improving. II is un-
dtrsiaod thai continued III health has
forced Lim to take ibis step which has
Eeea contemplated Tor some time. We
bear 80 inlimaliou in regArd 10 hi. sue
cessas. Ga, presume W g. Veszey or
COL Walker may be appointed by the
Gayefum Since writiag the above We
jeA'h ilat Gov Proctor has rendered
ibc appoinlmea, q Judge TO Col. Yea.
zey 4a3 that the latter has accepted.
CO. Feszey il a good lawyer aud a
man s. strong character who viii make
a gpai laage. aud We congratulate the
people Ia ibis district upoo the choice
whlra has been made.