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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-05-01
II. Y. SCATTER.
Merchant Tailor,

NORTH SIDE COURT SQUARE,
HAS made arrangements with one of the
largest anil most fashionable tailOrs in the
country, Messrs. Garitee, Masten & Allen,
Philadelphia, by which any garment worn
by man can be furnished at a low figure,
from actual measurements. Mr.. Scatter has
taken the agency OF the above house at
the earnest solicitation of his friends and
patrons in Canton, and thinks from life
time experience in his profession that he
can give satisfaction to the most ia stidious.
ANY exterior garlnent-ccat, pants or
vest-inade up in the most recherche style
and after the most approved models of
European and American fashion plates,
from measurement taken at his rlace of
business, ordered from the Philadelphia
house, and guaranteed to please in style
and fit. Samples, with prices attached,
now on exhibition at his place of business,
north side of public square, where he
wOnId be pleased to see his friends. m20y
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1880-05-01

And where sleep Ward and Hepryf
Nelson, Love. Barlow, Nichols, Nc.
Cullough. Grves, Pace. Pierce. Reid,
Jeffries, Wales, Cassell. Hill, Slim
son. Shack leford, Mckee, Sammes,
GootlIoe, Kearney, Field, Gibson,
Kirkpatrick, Harvey, and hundred
others of the noble sous of Madison,
who left home and its fond endear>
ments, to buckle OH the ssrough and
rattling harness of the batilpfeld"s
From Pennsylvania on the north to
Florida on the south, scattered over
the wide belt swept by the hurri-
cane of war, are the nameless
graves that contain their hallOw ed
remains; and the hand of some
maiden or matrOn to-day
laurels those nameless graves, while
weeping for her own slOved and |
lost" some Of whom perhaps may |
rest in yonder cemetery.
The cause for which these our
brothers died, we are wont TO con- !,
slider lOs' their heroic effort to
4ecnre the Independence of the
3 nth, failure but the poet has
beautifully and trnthfulIy said:
"They Fever fail who die
IN great cause the block may soak their
gore
rhei- heads may sodien I'm the sun
Their limbs be strung to city gates and
castle walls:
snt still their spirit walks abroad. II
Tho years elapse, and Others share as
dark q doom.
hey bnt augment the deep and sweeping !
thoughts
Which overpower all others, and conduct :
he world Mt last to freedom"
They have not died in vain. Tue A.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
uo,rsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met Mt IL O'Clock, and lmme-
dately went Committee of the Whole on the Legs-
latiye and Judicial Appropriation Dill.
Mr.. WARNER CDeu., 0hio1 offered an amendment ra-
orr,po the Secretary of the Treasury 70 make de-
ta,e1 statement Of the manner in which the moneys
appropriated for the Incidental e1pen,cS q inc 60
ury Department are expebdeI AuOpVtU-'o WV
Tue committee then rose. -, r,.,.,oo 80
Mr. GIBSON (Deu.. LAl, from the COMMITTEE i . on
adionrnInent of Congress on May 81.
Tue 5 MAKING 1pr I've
The HOuse resumed consideration OF the Legislative,
arrant ON which separate vote was d. mauded
was reducing the salaries Oh S'oreAeepefs anu
TSe Vote resued-yeNs 1o2 nays Iooa strict party
vote with the exception of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
who voted IN the ntgtt"e' AiA'"' De"-''i' N''A'
Mr.. WHITE. rep Penn? changed MS vote dron ln ,ne
negative the 4irmatvc for lie purpose OF moving
reconsideration ard the yeas and nay were ORDERED on
The motion reconsider was tabled-yeas lOS nays
NO No other amendment Of importance voted upon
separately and the bill Was passed as amenued yeas
number Of members, each desiring to call up some
particular measure for consideration ,,o,, o.
call up the adjournment resolution. -. 49,, - .
Some confusion arose AFTER which the HOUSE: oy M,
W. GIBsoN demanded the previous question, pend
inc which Mr.. MILLS Diem. Text moved to recommit
fhe resolution to the Committee on ways ana Means,
Of salt paper before 1t reports
n resoiution for final adjournment.
1 ssEsd 9SafseT ss agreed
TO- Congress could adjourn u9 aiter tne MA ~
to- n not II would be here until next Cnristnlas.
The SPEAKER replied that that was O question toE
me Mr. Miiiss motion was defeatedyeas 80, nays 116
Mr.. BLACKBURN Dem. Kyl then resorted 70 al, ana a
motion for q recess. which was agreed 70, and the
ACCORDINGLY 4so ooCsk sOC6 EeSsss y
the municipal code OF the District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
WORK OF COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, May 14.-Tbe House Commit
fee ON Commerce to-day voted strike out from the
River and arbor bill the clause relating to the manner
~ expepdIng the money appropriated by the bill for
mproyements and adopted In lieu thereof an amend
ent providing that the Secretary Of War shall cause to
be ,et by contract public work authorized under the
aet except for surveys and estimates Such contracts
t h made with the lowest bidders after sufficient public
sdyerfisement for proposals. The committee voted
unanimously 10 authorize Mr.. Destef % report favor
Ally 10 the House his bill TO regulate tue carriage OF
In he Springer investigation to-day. Mr.. VIM Bell, r
formerly Secretary OF the State of Ohio testified that no
was acquainted with Fnley's baDdWLtng ana thst tAe
anony nous letter was not witten by him. 49,
The WAYS and Means Committee this morning adopted
the substitute resolution or RepresentatlVe fbeps
which provides for adOurDment OF Congress ON nay
81 snd Representative Gibson 10 report IL 10
the House to-day No action was taken by the COM
mittee On the Income Tax ball. ,.
Inc Select Senate Committee on the Presidential count
to-day continued their consideration OF Senator Nor
gans proposed joins Iue Oa that subject but failed 70
the House Committee on Manufactures agreed to-day
10 report fayorahy the House Representative Wiss
bill 70 regulate among the Statee" II pro-
yides thai all commodities, wheheF Of foreign or do
,nese mapufacture also raw materials for manufac-
t,re shall sold according to the standard OF guam
tity used In the customs and excise oopartments
OF tue United States; that every original package or
nee Of any manufactured article shall have the guam
fity MARRIED theron when Sold according 20 the stand
ara of weiehts or Of the United Stetes,
cent such articles as by the Tuesof the customs
cise department.. are computed In some other way.
s eOnmittee also agreed 20 report tAyoFably 70 the
Wouse Representative BeaIes bill to regulate the man-
facnre and sale articles Of human food ana drink
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
THE COURTS.
low OFFICER STONE WAS KILLED.

1ON VII hSAS'' -
The trial of the alleged murderers OF OInceI
James ". Stone continued 10 the court Oh O1o'
Terminer in Brooklyn. yesterday. The courtroom Euu
ole,v were crowded with tie friends OF the prisoners
The testimony for the prosecution was flushed mere
being no evidence against Fnrrcn, Judge Pratt grn.u
motion for his acquittal. Motions were also mace lor
the discharge OF the other prisoners WI var
GUS grounds. but all were denied Judge r'"t' '',u
he sustained against Burke but that II me et Iii
warranted IT, the other prisonrrs might We ro1r G'
~ lo,ver form OF crime under the same indictment
IN the afternoon the testimony for the deruee Was
given After seven rye-witncsses "t the ene4untre n
80 n J,senh NnngeriOrd the officer nae tesi ned
MunerTf,rd was placed the stand. He laid That DC
asked Stone why was arrested ana me ohcrr "a
n inI - I'll RiOW YOU. yOu - y A.J-r"a1I,u
the officer struck him and Knocked him senselesS ne
knew nothing about stone being thrown am ulu no'
sec Burke tlat dav. -, 800
burke, who WAS alleged to have thrown the stone'
The case will be summed up by the counsel on Mon
doV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
CIVIL NO1ES.

A collision occurred of the New-Jersey
coast on March 0. 1850. between tho Austrian oaIA
slnsego and the British brS Star OF Scotia Wlnch re-
ultcd IN damages To- ne snnSIgo dip mo t Tecoy
90 uf IA damages, anu JuGgc Ch"atr III ,lr''n,"
h,udoh own Yesterday, EaR" a. ~, GnCn ~ Nv
Robert L. Cutting, receiver of the Bankers
od Brokers As ,-iatiln has begun sut arnnS J"Hh
Bonner ITS fugitive president, tn recover Sl~lGo9 81
the amount which It Is alleged H. Incorporated ana
converted to his own u.s.. Justice Lawrence ye1terny
in CLainb 'rs granted an - tchmehl "BhhsI MI ,
nrrs prorrrtT under ~ afldovt hv me rc'ryc IRA,
It could not be learned where Mr' boh"r "'' ~
present
Thorn, Brock sued Neal ODonncll and
Hugh Cd ,nne l. To whom hr WIS apprrniccI To l'"u
tbc cooucr trade for 50 800 da for not cariyiLg
OFT thcir contract under The apprentice ndrn". Inc
case wa tried in the Sltrcmc Court before Justice III
Worst yesterday. Tn" plain 1T caimrn thh In,! iLrt'
tn toIGn him all tae branches at tine coop rlu: irhh
| hut only taught him "ln"sr coopcring' ana IL" ~
In ret utOprr work do, aud bis wages were hrH'H
riy low The dei"nalS cn n !d 10 si5o d1ma
Edward G.. Gilmore, manager of Nib!oS
Garden was arrested f"w wc-k- TOR alleged CON
tempt ~ conr in resisting the execution o: warrant
| AGAINST william VI. Davanr IL" guardian o. "LHt"
Boz" the acrobat. whom Oh" Society "r tr ir'vGn,n
of Crue ty CEIldrcn was trying 10 project. Mt. ",
| more was sentenced to one Irrnihs imrrSonn'n ana
TO paw fine of $3.50 A. j. DitrrE@ rrr ' ar,nn
ohtained writ "i cerioraiI ~ rEi'W w" Ht,', "
| Jusficr Doubhnc LOui- l.. ID III d. counsel Tor IN
Jmt're IawT,Icr for Dismissal OF the wit rrcg-
| Mar Decision reserved
In the suit of Mrs Caroline Scott against
| Ann t1fruo, Judgment was given for the plaintiff by
default IN the Kings County Supreme Court, and com
mission was appointed to determine her dOw"r rghi III
a house at Henry md Orangt-ss, Br"okIrn. whIch,it
was alleged her husband. james Scott had sold with
| ont her Consrnt The cOhImssion went 10 the nous
and marked OF certain pats % II, taching crds III
Ihc .Oors Yrstcr ny the default was ornci 10y judge
CnoLc thc executor Of James SCut Gaming thdf tue
h0nsr referred owned by anpthcr Ja,Les Scnl'
Cnrriuc qcott CLAIMS have been married ~ jam
Sct IN Io5I and 70 have lived his VII" for many
| years sac says that he owned the house NO. as
| ucnTy-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15

ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, May lathe resignation of
Veterinary Surgeon Robert Chawner 4tb Cavalry, has
been accepted.
Leave Of absence for two months has been granted
Second Lieutenant william L. Elliott. Sth Cavalry
Commissary Sergeant Ernest Polk. United states
Army, is relieved from duty at PreSido OF ban iran
.I.oo co, and will proceed without delay 10 Fort
Bowie Arlzoua relieve Commissa Sergeant August
Kensler, United states Army, who VIII proceed 70 Fre'
adio ~ San Francisco Cal, and report ~ tho command
ing officer of that post for duty.
Leave OF absence for four months has been granted
Cantain g. C. MaeConne 9th Artillery and First Lieu
tenant r. r. Hills. Adjutant 5th Artillery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
THE CLASS Ar UNION COLLEGE.

tFRoM AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE
SCHENECTADY, N. Y, May 13.-Thc GRADUATE
ing class OF Unuu College this year e ~ tle 'eilH l.
Rogers, of Westerly, II. l., who stands 91G9. Da'll
Muhfelder OF BastOn " y, "a soc1nd, coming wiiAiu
SIX one-hundrcdths Of Rogers. Then toliow IN "Idtr
West Charlton n Y: william H. Sadlor, Sandy Crrt.'
n Y; Andrew II. DOugherty. PdrAviIic, nn"1; hoDrrt
+ 8 Iowcil ill., adv y. Y; Robcrt j. Ldnd"i,
Schenectady and Lucas q. futile sodus. n. " ihc ia'
ono taklur 9.l5G. Fourteen stand between Ninr an
Eight SIX is the grade 10 graduation Inc 'is
Numbers IS The Hon. John Welsh. late MnlsIrr to
England VIII deliver the ChanceI0rs Address ~ Coi-
menceuCnt on Wednesday, juno 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15

THE TwA observation-disclosures ware
housA. Salesman: We sent the box per Dunara Caste
two weeks ago." DuVald Macintosh: shust so, shns
So but she'll never tound 1t, IA maybe she'll pc no a.
DnSsd MacIntosh, merchant, TArbert, Harris" Dn.
0ad Macintosh: Shnst that. ThaPs the other Dugad
QulreP
An old gentleman who had provoked the
hostility Of fashionable lady whom he Dad kpoWn III
boyhood was naked his wife what lie had done 20 III
eur the ladys dis pleasure. Nothing AT all replied tho
innocent old mani con the contrary was c3rSI 70 her
on q gO-cart, nearly hair q century aRor HiA vile
threw up her hands and murmured, How stupid men
areW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
INVASION OF THE UTE RESERVATIONS.

DENVER, Col, May IA secret Organi-
zation has been formed, with headquarters In
this city, whose object is to go TO the Ute
Reservation to prospect" without waiting for
$50 inember nciudnR several prominent Denver cli
gems each member being compelled TO arm and equip
himself for military Their intention IL to
through Gunnis0n and Eagle River Counties 10 the Rio
jrande and unless protection 10 afforded tho Utes by
the Government they will wage against them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15

euoe. at the Mare Island Navy Yard; Assistant Eng-
neer Henry Heswig special duty connected with the
Galena Cadet Mndshipmau james II. Hetherington
has reported his return home having been detacnea
from the Richmond and has been ordered to exanlDa
ton for graduation. -, .n.od
Leave Of absence for one month has been grained
Chaplain Elijah w. HuReF, and - Passed Assistant En
siw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
BURGLARY IN 4 POST OFFICE.

PorTsTowN, Penn, May 13.-Burglars en-
tered the Pottstown Post Office last night by boring
holes IN rear door large enough to admit mans
hand An bar then removed. and the door un-
locked The safe was blown open. The explosion,
which occurred OF $3.50 this morning, made a terrID"
nolse which aroused the neghbors: small IRE iOl-
lnEei the ex plOsiOn. The bnrglar6 ned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
rp,curNE AND OTHER PARASITES.

In the suit of Mrs. Eliza Grclfelt to re-
cover $4,000 damages from Fgge Brothers, porkpacS-
ers at Atlanic-ave and smih-St, BROOKLYN Nerdie'
for the defendants rendered yesterday by the jury
in the Brooklyn CITY Court In this case Dr. ATWOOD,
of Chicago was enormously reported to I'VE IeSte"
~, Thursday hat he had known tichiuR TO he intro
duced into the human system by the eating "r certy
and lettuce. WHAT he really said was mat parasrS
1iiher fan trchinRl coulR be introduced through me
eating of those vegetables inst as rchD could DC ao
snrlleh IhrnnRn the meNium of pOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
NOMINATIONS.

wAsarsaroN, May 14.-The President to-day
sent 20 The Senate the following nominations;
NO orswsy, Of New-Hanpsbire to DO Governor OF DA
30 IeStsnsn. stanhOps e. Blunk Ordnance Depart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
PATERSON OFFICERS CENSURED.

The Passaic County Grand Jury which was
discharged on Wednesday by Judge Dixon made pre-
sentment against the municipal authorities OF Paterson
IN which they were censured for the indlscrimnate
Rrantng OF lQuOr licenses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
GRAy,s CONVICTION AFFIRMED.

William L. Gray, the noted forger. IN May
1879 was sentenced to Prison for Ten years An
ooncn was taken 10 the Supreme Court General Term
on tcc,uica objections the indictment. which was
found IN 1869 Yesterday the conviction was con-
hrmpd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15

ment o. A. be Captain; Second ,Itsnan
NJ Patch United States Cavalry 70 DC Il
Second Theutenants George r Bates aDd Stsup N
q Ienants In the Marine corps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
BRICKMAKERS ON STRIKE.

CHICAGO, May 14.-Eight hundred brick
makers in the yards on the West and South Sides
struck this morning. demanding 50 per day--an adj.
vance of IS Tho North Side yards are paj ing
the Increased rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
NAVY ORDER&

WASHINGTON, May 14.-Master 3. T. Rhine
hart has been ordered ~ the RECEIVING ship Iudeperd-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
6ales bp Anrtlon.

OHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE.-ThOmas II.
" Sullivan anctioneer, sell public auction on the
18th day Of May IL at No 80 Gthave New.
York CITY, furniture and fixtures OF lager Deer ana con-
cert saloon by order Of the mortgGgee
ASHBEL 4. FITCH,
Attorney for Mortgage.
No. 80 Nassau St, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
~ James Church. East 79t-st:

ANSIVEltTARY.
Old NeyYork families WhOse ancestors attended this church
hen II WIS vR miles Of and all parishOners Old
aud new are invited ~ attend the WHIlbUNDAY services,
al 1880 ana s.
Addresses probably by Bishop Potter the Rev Dr. Peer
49, In he nn.uln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15
For Rows and Young men-city.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE.

II. MORSES SCHOOL removed 20 III
- West 3Sh A.; ONLY THIRTY PUPILS; thorough
in ~" personal care" "'Tin lnrhe+ P,nT S
now for Autumn Term Two SuhmeI PuPho "''
takcu 10 tie seaside. l;'f'ten, -:
p rsirnt NOAIt PR tR. Yale college; ,,
chancellor II,JMARD CROSBY, n. \. CpAEersltV'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15

~ receive pupils pain ting andscai noWrtS S, nc
dime 0aiionL AT lti sIn'o J." hNh 90. ~ u.s. H
80 o.. conner itnayr OutOfdDOr SkcchnB dhillS NAY
aid June. . =, ,,..,.. NJ v,,u,r Hnrt Mr.
J;mrA NJ. Hart. Mr. \, /. Bellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15

IL James Methodist Episcopal Church, l20that and
JAMES NJ. KING. the Pastor, viii preach
0nor1,i 40 Ia Darkness Without
Christ aud The Secret OF Quictness." All welcome
~ Johns NJ. j. Church 53dst, between broadway and
Cidig rO.lORkDW oY the PaAiOr the Rev.
]. j. DEAN at ll.O Il. M and 7A5 D. M subeot Of even
INK Fidelity IN ltue IhlnBsiS tho dreat Ihlng o.
Inc GOspeL" Lib school al 2;30 Y, N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-15

1IHdi.on Avenue reformed ChuFch, corner o. lhst
ms Rev EDWARD A. REED, Pistor.-DtYino service a
Il and 7:i5 p. m. SaObaih"chOOi at 3p H. stranger
60 daily invited.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-17
THE WEATHER
Condensed from the Signal Ser.
vice Bulletins.

In the early hours Of this morning
it was perfectly calm here, and at all
points heard from between this and
the gulf. Stormy weather prevails,
however, along the South Atlantic
coast and on the upper lakes. The
showers have been general and fire.
quent throughout the south, and a
slight rain was enjoyed by both
Little Rock and Nashville this morn
ing.
The prognostics for to-day are occa-
sional rains for this section, with
shifting winds from easterly to south
erly, and. perhaps, warmer tempera-
ture. Local rains are also announced
for the South Atlantic district, the
east and west gulf states, the upper
lake and upper Mississippi districts
and the middle Atlantic states. The
balance of the nation will be free from
rain to-day.
The average rainfall of last week in
the several sections Of country are
given by the signal service reports as
follows Ohio valley and Tennessee,
O.54 inches lower Mississippi valley,
900 western gulf states, LIS; east
do, 900; South Atlantic do, 0.S1
maritime provinces, O.6O
St. Lawrence valley, O,65; lower lake
region, OH upper lake region, 03O
New England, O.1O middle Atlantic
DAB upper Mississippi valley,
Ole; eastern Rocky mountain slope,
OBS interior of Texas, 1.65 Rio
Grande valley, 2.55; Rocky Noun
DIG plateau districts, O.2O
California. 600 Oregon, 900.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-17
..Is he Proprletor XIV,

is the proprietor in ?" queried a
visitor Of colossal proportions, as he
stepped up to a desk in the Office of a
leading Front row house. The clerk
was bending over his book, intently at
work oyer a long column of figures.
mine, fourteen, twenty" unused
the clerk, failing to notice his ques-
toner.
is the proprietor IMP" again asked
the visitor, in a louder tone.
Back in the Office" answered the
clerk, in a low tone without looking
up,
is the proprietor in?" yelled the
man a third time, reaching under his
coat tail for his hip pocket.
The clerk glanced suddenly around,
saw something bright being drawn out
cOolly and deliberately, as if business
was meant, and without stopping to
answer questions he got down off of
that stool, dashed through the glass
sash on the other side ofthe desk, and
with a yell at every jump made the
best time on record to the darkest re-
cesses Of the cellar, where he was
found an hour afterward slowed cozily
away in an empty sugar hogshead.
Although the incident happened
years ago, the boys have revived it,
and the man who was brave enough
to shoot four times out of a ive-story
window at a burglar, but yet not
brave enough to stand the fire Of an
ear trumpet, is now feigning deafness
himself.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-17
Nonresident Notice.

No. 369S-In the Chancery Court Of gbslhv
County, Tenn.-Wm II owen, execntor ~
II Owen, deceased, ct al VS.. r Dudley Frav.
ser, administrator of 5 Brown, deceased.
ct al. '
IT. appearing from affidavit in this o.uoo
i that the defendants, VIM B GreeniaN ana
wife, Fannie Greenlaw, are non-residents III
the state OF Tennessee; it is therefore ordered
taat they make theiS appearance herein,
d ! snY courthouse Of Shelby county, in Mem
IN Octebe., 1880, and plead, answer or
uen,Hr to complainant bill, or the same
Will DO taken for confessed as to them and set
Tor hearing ex-parte, and that a copy Of this
order be published once a week, for four sue
ceSssiye weeks, in the Public Ledger.
This 9th day Of July, 1870.
A c~opy--Attest'
Il, ]. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY =. B. MoHENRY, DC. Il M.
Craft n Cooper. and Q W Heiskell, soils. fol-
complt, 1876 1872 l38 144