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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-09-18

01S ueO1clnCeS, DuC De1Ore lDcCepC1ng, we
wrote to the publisher Of Cleveland paper
as to his responsibility. The publisher replied
by saying that his concern always required
advance payment of DR.. Frazier. And we
Immediately made q like requirement.
which was the hast time We had occasion to
correspond with Dr. Frazier.
Judge ]. H. Parker, of Albert Lea, in q
communication to the STANDARD last week, i'd.
mits that "Judge Page had notified the dele
gates that he did not want his name presented
In the Judicial convention, and it was plain
that We could not go there and present bis
name contrary to his wish, and it was also
plain that We could not carry out our instruc-
tons without doing So" II the above be
true. We would like to ask Judge Parker why
three Of his delegation-Sheehan Frisbfe and
himself started for Rushford, when they knew
Pages instructions before they started. It
certainly looks to an outsider as though Pare,
In some manner, intercepted them at RAM
sey, 1t being fact that Judge Parker and
Tim Sheehan went Immediately to Austin, and
on their arrival here. sought Pages company
and remained with him till they started home
ward. Now, in failing to attend the Rushford
convention, were they representing the wish
es Of the Republicans of Freedom county, or
Of Sherman Page? Did not the Republican
convention vote down = proposition that the
delegation should vote for Page and Page only,
leaving it discretionary with the delegation
to vote for whomsoever they pleased, II Page
was not q candidate, or could not be nomi-
nated7
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1879-09-18

uS IA WEEK in your own town, and no capital
fNlo II risked. You can give the business trial
without anyiexpense. The best opportunity
ever offered FOR those willing to work. You
chi should try nothing else until you see fox
TUV yourself what you can do At the business
70 oner. No roomlto explain here. You can devote
all time or only your spare time to the business
and make great pay for every hour you work. omen
make as much as men, Send for special private terms
and particulars which We mail free. IS Outfit Tree.
Don't comnain Of hard times while you have such
chance. Address H. HALLETT CO., Portland, Ne.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-24
LOCAL News

IF You want to know tie Idaho
City Wholesale prices lead Enery's
ad.
TIE Winnemucca Sheer State says
the report OF the murder of two men
IN Brareau valley by ludians, a short
tine ago, proves to be false.
FHE New York Graphic says that
Moran, distinguished artist, will
soon visit this Territory to select seem
cry for a large painting.
SERGEANT RElcHGARr and FIVE men,
who escorted the pack-train to Col.
Demands command, passed through
here last Friday on their return to
Boise Barracks.
ACCORDING to official estimates, Ida
no produced $66,O00,0OO between
lS4S and 1878.
Mr.. IS. K. GoLDrRAp and wife re.
turned from California last Wednes-
DAY, and took their departure. the same
day, for Centerville.
THE Banner mill started up yester-
day.
IHE lessecs of the Sub Rosa mine
nave between 100 aud 200 tons of
ore out, and the mill was started up
yesterday.
MEssRs. j NJ. WILSON, - Phillips,
N. L. Luney, and Mrs. Luney and
Mrs Magee went up to Banner yes
terday
CHAllIs boasts of a croquet ground.
MR. Nj. GREENE, Clerk for G. Jacobs,
OF Boise City. arrived here last Sun
uaY evening on II business trip. and
viii remain in the Basin about week.
Go TO Charles Mautz's and buy a
pS'r o. those "Apron Hip rubber
"Oo's- If they don't suit you ali you
nave to do is TO return them and set
Sonr money back.
DLusEERY weather yesterday
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-24

=. i. Argabrighs. J. Barber, r. Cable,
valley; John Phillips, Thos Daily, city;
NJ z Knapp, a. Clark, y. VI. Howard,
Frank Braur, Z. $. A.; A. Beard, John
schiIling, Fred Bclman, J b. McLaugh-
Iiu. Abe smith, Garden valley Nate Lick,
Horseshoe Bend !. Chamberlain, Geo
Brown, Jas. White, Sub Rosa; Eph Lu-
cas-, p l. Greene, Boise City, Joe Travis
Willow creek; John NJ. cannady. Pho
neei vile; John d. Wilson, JAS Parker
Banner; Jas Traverse, Buzz Fuzz mine,
Jas Dawson, John Randolph, Shaw's
mountain; John Marsh, Canyon creek.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-24
Dissraeerul Conduct.

Tie soldiers who passed through
here last Friday on their way TO Boise
Barracks conducted themselves in a
disgracelul manner. A short time al
ter arriving in towt, they INDUCED
very freely in the ardent, and tive or
three of them used their fire arms
very carelessly. firing them oft IN the
streets until stopped by the Deputy
Sheriff. They also treated their
horses shamfully, using the spurs till
the blood ran freely. Two Of the
uoble(?) boys in blne rude their
horses down the sidewalk ON Wall
street and over the foot bridge across
Elk creek. The horses broke through
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-24

CANyIBAL AND IDOLATER.
Tastes Acquired In the South Sea is
lands and Practfced I'm Mas
sachusetts Town.

John Smith, Of Otis, Massachusetts,
has resumed his peculiar outdoor
worship. Last Sunday be went pre-
cisely at 10 O'Clock into the forests
and set up an image, before which be
knelt and performed other idoIatrous
ceremonies learned while he was IN
the South Sea Islands. This custom
he will, as he has done for years, keep
up until cold weather sets in. During
the winter months, and especially up
on stormy Sundays, he worships a
stuffed squirrel, which is set up in a
nook in bis house Smith also hum
bIes himself before gnar!ed trees or
any peculiar object that he seer in the
woods.
In Difference to the customs Of the
people. Smith refrains from another
practice learned thirty years ago, he
says, during a residence among the
South Sea Carribees. He says he
was shipwrecked and got ashore, and
met with the favor of the chief. lie
there tasted hnman flesh, and now adj
mits frankly that he practiced canni-
balism for several wears. He SAYS
that he gratified his appetite in this
respect in New Jersey some years
ago, buDgives no further details. A
day or two ago he said that he yet
hoped to secure the consent Of some Oh
the fat and handsome people in Otis
to allow him to make meal from
them, but he does not want any one
who uses tobacco or wears a. beard
A year ago he offered 10 work six
months for the father Of little girl
and to take his pay in repast from
the chiId's shoulder Smith is man
with an actual iron jaw. He eats
meat raw, and grinds beef bones as a
! Inastiff would, and he IS particularly
fond Of fish, which he cats as he takes
from the hook There is nothing that
Smith likes better than to get hold oI
a snake If he finds one, he seizes ii
and bites it through the back to STOP
its squirmins. lie says that stripped
snakes are better eating than tue most
delicate eeIs When Smith first came
here people thought him crazy, but he
IS SO sensible in ether matters thai
they now believe he acquired, as hi
says he did, these tastes in the SoutI
Sea Islands.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-24

in different places, and one Of the ami.
mails fell down, and it was only BY a
miracle that the horse and rider did
not fall of the bridge, which Is only
about three feet wide. After leaving
town they amused themselves at
wasting Government ammunition
They kept up continual firing IN
I'll ont Of hearing. Such conduct, and
the abuse the animals received ought
to be investigated BY the officers over
them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-24
Dream Fulfilled AFTER Thirty Yers.

Fairfield. tde,l Chronicle.
Two young men. residents of Nor
ridgewock, met one morning, and one
said;
Charles, l dreamed last night that
you We're a Judge of the Supreme
Court of Maine, that l was minis
ter, aud that you called on me TO open
your Court with prayer,
just thirty years after this the Rev.
Charles f. Allen, late President of the
State College, happened TO step into
the Supreme Court room in Augusta.
Judge Charles Danforth beckoned to
him and asked him to open his Court
with prayer, and, behold, the dream
was verified. DR.. Allenis now pastor
of the Methodist Church at Fairfield.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-24
rostoMcc Eours.

During week Gays, until further notice,
he Postofice will pe kept open from seven
!, NJ. until nine T, N.
SUNDAYS from half-past twelve to one,
nd from four until six z. M.
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS.
The Money Order Office will not be
.nened at all on Sundays; and no Money
urJer business will be transacted on Sat
,rdays after four o'clock r. u.
s. @. SILSBY,
idaho CITY, Dcc.:,, 1875. Postmaster.
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Summons

In the district Court OF the second Judicial Dis
tries Of the Territory of Idaho. il aud for THE Cvan
~ Of Boise,
David FaIk and Nathan Fax. eopartpers dotas
business under the nrm rsfaz ana s5Sls az d. Fals
X Co.. plaintiffs Bird Lotus. dessndant;
no BIRD L0F1Ua: IN TaE \ NAIk oF THE
] People of the United ,tatps VI the -srritory Of
Idaho you are hereby notified that there Is now
on file il the Office Of the Clerk Of Shs District
Court OF the Second Judc-@l nistries oi said Terri
tory. in Idaho city. county ihiSe. the epna ans
Of David FAik and Nathan Falk, demanding JadS-
Inent against you for the Three Haedred
and EIghsy-Ihre an S5-lea u, liars AZ account
for goods, wares and merchandise ssii ard ieily-
cred te you by plaintiff Boise city Idaho Terri
tory at your special instance and re9Uest See copy
Of complaint served hsresitht ana thxs uisleSs
You appear and answer Il sal complaint within
ten DAYS after the service hereof. ii secvei within
Boise county, snd within twenty days II served
ont OF said ceanty bat wihs said Judicial District.
and within thirty days II served Gut Of SAID his
trict Exclusive Of the day service, juis
viii be taken against you by Default Tor the sum
OF xSSS % ana costs OF suit.
Ia testimony shersof I, A. L. Richard
I sen clerk ef said District Ceart, have
L. : ! hereurto set my III Z and affixed tbs seal
- of said Court. a. idaho city, this. sd day
Of May, A. D. 1879. A. L klcEAEnSQS,
BY GEO. W. RIcAARpS. clerk.
Deputy clerk.
June s4-2m.
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Summons.

In tia District Court Of ne second Judicial Dis
trict Of the Territory OF Idaho. and tar the eoan
~ of Boise.
VIM RidsnbaEgh. administrator If the estate
". B. Norris, deceased. Plaintiff Bird LOTUS
defendant:
ego Bird LOTUS. IN TEE NAME OF THE
4 People OF the United States ~ the TerrItsEy
Of Edaha. y0a hereby mortified tEat IheFe new
file in the Office q Sh- Clerk vi I'll District court
Of the second JUDICIAL Df-srIeF Of salt Tel itnry
IN Idaho City, County 81 Ire the n4sI4.nt OF
VIM H. Ridenhaugl4, administrator OF thr estate
OF ". B. Morris. deceased ii, 1lgd AZ jts igInent
against you for he six ri4ndr and EI-v-
aEa 2I-l0u Dollars and interest account for
-four. meal and bran Sold AIS! delivered sou by
plaintiff at Boise city. Idaho erriss,rs, at your
special instance and request See copy OF con-
paint served herewith 4ls shaS unless yau appear
and answer 10 said esn aiHF wislsIn ten days aftsr
the servce hereof II served italfi Biist county,
and Hihin twenty adys ii served out ~ said e78g1--
t. but within said Jaie al tissrcs and within tAir
ty days if served Of said strict lpxeluSive q
tae dag d erveel, judgment viii BE- t4ksa aaIn 81
you By default tor the II s6GI-7 and interest
and costs OF sEls
- In TESTIMONY whereof /. A. l. Richard
s%Sr son. Ierk 81 sad Gsgrt. have heFeunE
Ss-.ae1set my hand &tsi afeiv-d The seal OF said
Court, At Idaho City. this I'D eiay - N4y. 4 D.
1872 a. L. KIcHARD>>8N,
B. GEO. ". RICHARDS. Geek
Deputy clerk.
June Il. Ta-2m.
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Notice.

FER2troRT or tDASo, -
county NJ BOSE
ceassG
GaOTICE Is IIEEEBY GIVEN ny TSE UNDER
- signed. administration 81 tie estate ef VIA.
Fy ne deceased 10 fae crss3Isors OF, and ali Ter
sons having CLAIMS aeiaSs SID deceased - eNhib
! theal with hs necessary vouchers within tliis
nouns aEter the publication Of sls aissslce - liza
said aGmlEistrAsur lls sSce in ias-lo CITY, !.
ESQ. BkNNET1.
Administrator Of the Estate q VA Payne, de-
ceased.
Dated Jase 1e. lSsa.
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JUsT received on consignment at
Coffin & Kennaly's, 10000 lbs. fresh
hams, shoulders, bacon and lard, at the
very lowest figures for cash
June lI-lm.
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SEVERAL men have passed through
here on their way 10 Yarkee Fork du-
ring the last three or four days. One
party arrived here yesterday from
that country.
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LEMHI COUNTY.

last Thursday evening. for the follow
ing items:
He left Challis ON the 18th inst.
and remained at Bonanza City day
and half on his way here.
The rush for the mines continues.
Every stage. which arrives at ChalIis
every other day, is loaded with pas
sengers, and many are going III with
teams, on horseback and on foot.
The oyersecrs Of the wagon road to
be constructed from Chalis to Bonan
"a City arrived at the former place on
the l4th, and Myers, the head man Of
the company, was to have arrived on
the 10Th. Work has most likely been
commenced by this time. The inten
ton IS to haye it completed by the
middle Of August, or the first of Sep
TENDER at farthest, and the SUPPOSE
ton is that three hundred men will be
employed in building it They will
be brought from Salt Lake City.
Challis has fur stores. kept by Da-
v:d Woods, Watkins s. Co, Shoup &
Co, and Stoors. Fear hotels are open
and two more are under course Of
erection -Four saloons deal out fluids
to keep up the courage Of prospectors,
a butcher shop furnishes them with
one of the necessaries Of life; one
news depot, and a jeweler shop. The
latter is kept by Richard Hull. The
town is improving rapidly, and the i'm
provenent would be more rapid if the
supply of lumber was equal to the de-
mand. There are two saw mills there;
one owned by Bowling & Bennett, and
the other by Chailis & Go.
Considerable farming is being done
around Chailis.
Supplies are as cheap at ChalIis as
at Boise City. Freight is being taker
from the terminus of the Utah North
ern Railroad that place for ! cent.
per pound.
About two thousand men are with
in space Of FIVE miles around Bonan
"a City.
The mines on the East Fork of Sal
mon are looking well. They are yield
ing some very high grade ore.
| A quartz mill is on the road To ChaI
lis.
Custer City, situated a nile and
half above Bonanza, is growing rap
idly.
/ Frank Melhorn keeps the Franklii
House, at Bononza. He is ain oblig
ing gentleman, and doing au immens,
business.
Shoup & Boggs are doing hug
merchandising business.
There is good deal of snow in tn
mountains yet, which is great dis
advantage 10 prospecting.
Most a / Of the Idaho City boy
have good mines, and are happy.
A large number Of men are pros
pectiug in the Saw-Tooth Range :
rich mine has been discovered nea
Stanley Basin.
An enormous amount of prospecl
ing is being done on the headwater
of Wood and Lost rivers, Severa
rich mines have been found.
Men should not SO 10 the 1anke
Fork country in search of employ
ment
Nss~,aaaI-,nI sVnuIuaf
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Summons.

In the District Court OF the second Juiicia! Dis
trict, of the Territory OF iaho, Tor the C On
" % Boise.
D. Spei5eI, pl intif vs.. Brd LOTUS. detendant-
1TO BIRD LOTUS: II HE NAME OF THE
| People of he United States Of The Territory OF
idaho. you hereby notified that there Is Aaw on
lie .he office of she Ci-rk OF th- District Court
of the second Judici bis rict OF said ferFiterF IA
Idshs City. CoRury Of Boise the complaint OF D.
Spvigel, demanding Judgment against yea frr the
sum % Two Eunured and SlSts -Four Rud 6d-IOU
Dollars balance 81 account FOR gooiS, wares
and merchandise sold and delivered to yoa AZ Boise
City, Adj county. L - hst@esn the 1rst day OF
January. 1878. and the 3si day IF May. 1879. as
Your special instance and request t~ee cosy 81
complaint sent herewith sNa fhai unless yoU APP
pear and answer to sail eoiupl, Iat within ten d2s
after ths service hereof. II i within Boise
county, and withia twenty dAss If served our or
said county bat within It'd Judicial District. and
within thirty DAYS servsst ut of aid District eek
elusive OF the day oi srrE4ceh jadgmene win he
taken against YOU bs dsEa Ii the Of S264 81
and costs OF suit.
In testimony whereof 1. A l. Richard
SNTS& son, Clerk OF stId District court, have
go hsrsaaio set my h4l-d aud aiiSed the seal
Of said Cspr at Idaho city. this, 2s1 day of Nay,
A. D. 1s79
4. L. RICHARDSON.
BY GEO. ". RIcHARDS, CLERK
Deputy Csrk.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-24
Races.

There will be races over the Star Ranch
course, to commence on August Goth, and
continue four days. Programme viii be
given after the Garden Valley races are
over.
June 9th.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-06-24
The ~Forfx Thieves

\ Yankee who had never paid more
than twenty-five cents to see an exhi-
bition, went 10 New York theatre
one night to see the "Forty Thieves
The ticket-scller charged him seventy
Ave cents for ticket. Passing the
pasteboard back he quietly remarked;
''Keep it mister; I don't want 10 see
the other thirty-nine;r and out he
marched
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~,
Presiding Elder.
Salt.

Ten thousand pounds Of salt on
consignment, at the lowest figures for
cash, at Coffin II Kennaly's.
May 20-4w.
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Reduction Of Prices.

Hair cutting or shaving for % cents at
OSCAR JOHNSON's,
Two doors below Kingsley's brick, Wall
street, Idaho City.
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Barbershop at placerville.

Our barbershop in Placerville will be
opened on July 1st.
a. J. CARAVAN & CO
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Quarterly Meetings.

The round Of quarterly meetings on
Grand Ronde and Boise District, VI.
L. Church Columbia River Conference,
will be held as follows:
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A sHREwp trader says that there are
two reasons why he don't trust man;
one. because we don't know him. and
the other because we do.
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Dissolution Notice.

THE PRIMER HIP Her ITO ORE EXIT
. ing between g. C. HavIrd and James FuIs has
this day been dissolved by mutt al consent Ali
those inhabited { US viii pleas. come forward and
settle with c. c. HavIrd BY July I. 1879 and per-
sons having claims the Ia firm viii please
present their accounts Tor settlement
y. g HsTIRD,
JsMES PULk-
CEsTkRvTLLE. April 10 Is7s-sw
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No. / Coal Oil at retail at Coffin &
Kennaly's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-28
SEFfEI.TL,
ROLRD OE ALDERMEN.


Al q regular meeting Of tho Board OF Alder
rnen, bold May 9th, 1879, there were present
u. +. Downhsm, csq, President, hnd III cssr5.
Burroughs. Msrbury, Strauss end ItisEeil.
A communication from the City School Board
coutIiGing an estimate Of appropriation reces.
sary for tho public schools. viz: S7,2CO, Wss 70.
fe-red to thu Fnsnce Committee
Bills Of 4. A. Adams and j. Is. Atwell. 81
oLch for services IS judge and clerk Of election,
were ordered to be paid.
Bills Of j. KEtwislo. jr., SIS o.. for m! d;cine,
And w. Ii. Devau2hn, $2l =, for cupping and
leechisg; nlso arepUrt Of the Finance Committee
in favor Of reclt!ing tho taxes assessed against
Zion Baptist Church; also bill CT j. q. Nevett,
81, IS judge and commissioner Of election also
= resolution requiring the Committee on Claims
10 advertise for al! election bills 10 BIO delivered
10 them by the 2Uth Of June next; also petition
Of Margaret Walsh for abatement CT taxes, were
received from The Common Council ina their
action concurred lie.
The Common Council returned the bills OF 4.
A. Adam and j. b. Atweil. referring Same to
Committee on Claims, which was c0ncurred in.
An act fixing the salaries CT tha municipal Of
feers Of the city Of Aexsndris. commencing
July lst. 1879. and onding June jth, 1851. WAS
read three times ard passed by tho following
vots: Ayes. Messrs. Burroughs Marbury,
Rishiell. Strauss. Reid. and Mr.. Prcsident-G.
Noes, nome
On motion it was resolved that the Clerk of
the Common Council DO directed to have leu
copies of the amended charter printed for The
use Of the oficars OF ths city.
The BoirI thon adjourned.
Tc'!e: JNo. j. JAMESON, Clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-28

ses- CGMrLyXtoNaL l.DlCATIoss. The
complexion Of persons whose d9e:ll.n is out OF
order who are bilious, or who lack vigor. al
u'aiing tho bodily organs and promoting digea-
ton aud assimilation that the parchment. hue
indicative of i'll heslth. is bauished from tho
cheeks. To rcctify the fault OF Il ssl:ow com.
plcxi0n, nee Hus!etlors Stomach Bit!erS AZ in.
visorsnt and starativc which! removes these OBJ
stacles TO removed strength, physical comfort
end personal attractivepe ss-aH imperfect diges-
ton and secretion, and disorlered condition Of
tho bowels. Persistence in ths use CT this incs-
tlnlsblo corrective and tonic will assu-edy re.
suit in received physical regularity and vigor,
will tend TO increase bodily su55.sncr, snd
cause the glow and clear Color Of health - re-.
turn 10 the aalow, wasted cheek.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-28

RLvlvAI. SERVICES LAST NIGHT.-Tho re-
v;val services #ki,h were oom zerced 10 the NJ.
L. Church on Sunday alternooo last, uoder
the drccion Of Rev. Mr.. Williams The ivan.
gelis', were contcu,d 10 that church las: uight.
Mr. Wilkins, after singing some very sweet
hymns. read the 3 chapter Of ST. Johr, and
delivered mOs. excellent discourse, showing
the difference that exists between the sinncr
and Christian; tho FIST reosiVes oil tho heaven
be vii ever have 90 this Garth, aud tho latter
gets here all The he'll no will ever recciv,. The
meeting will 10 held to night in too NJ. II.
Church. South at eight clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-05-28

TIE CORPORATION CoURT-As aouoluced
yesterday, Judge E. NJ. MaDn, Of the Corpo,
ration Court Of Petersburg, WAS invited to hold
tho Juae term Of tho Corporation Court Of this
city Tho iovita!ioo wss forwarded by the
chsirman Of the meeting, through last
pigh,'s mail. Tine Petersburg papers Of
this morning, however, announce that
judge Mann lrf; with a party Of friends
fer Yves! Virgisia. last evening, 20 that he did
not receive tho letter. As there il no other
Judge Of Corpora,i3n Cour! in tho State who
wiIi be free mex. weck the June term vi Prob
ab'y have 10 be omitted.