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DERSONAE

Dir. Jos. Hubbard, city attOasy of CO.
lumbus, Ky, was in the citylast week.
Will and Morris Isbell, fOrmrly Of this
city, but now of ST Louis, spot several
days in the city this week, visiting their
mother.
Mr.. Chas. H. Wilson and sshr, and
Chas. b. Kingman and sister left for
Nashville, Wednesday morning, . sttsnd
the Exposition.
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Judge Golfer, one of the ildges of
the Kentucky Supreme Court isdead.

Our old friend Herstein mail agent
for many years from Nashvllslo Hick-
man, has been transferred . the South
eastern road. We regret to bse him; but
congratulate him on his prpotion We
are also glad to learn that Iuby chang
ed from this to the Chattancgaload, has
bean returned to this route
A. ]. Birds Floating Pers House,
which is to arrive here on hesdsy next,
comes highly recommended ~ the south
ern press. The manages Capt A. J..
Bird, has taken great pals in Selecting
his artists, and assures tb amusement
loving public that he willnse bis best
endeavOrs to bring before tim something
new, ana at all times pleasng, amusing
and Instructive.
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school Eiec,Ion--Taxaaoa.

An election for trustees, tell the
place of the trustees going out Of office,
in District No. 16 (Hickman) viii be held
at the Public School house, from o'clock
to o'clock in the evening, On Saturday,
June 4, 1881 At this election, the white
qualified voters OF the District .AaH be
the electors, and any white widow, having
a child between 6 and 20 years of age,
may also vote in person or by proxy.
R. NJ. METHENY,
Chairman Roard nf Trnatans
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Chairman Board of Trustees.


Also at the same place on the sane day,
between the hours Of A. NJ, aud P. NJ,
an election will be held, of the ilme vot-
ers as described in the above, a pro-
posed tax of % cents on the S10 worth
of taxable property in the distsct, to be
applied lst TO the purpose o. hpairing
the Public School building, and Ad to in
crease the length of the Comma School
term.
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Fair MeelInK.

The Directors of the Fulton Canty Ag-
ricultural snd Mechanical Association are
respectfully requested to meet the Of
fee of II. A. s. r. t. Tyler, in hickman,
on Saturday, June 4th, 1881, forths pur-
psse of making settlement win treas
urer, and declaring dividend onstock.
C. l. RANDLB, Pres't.
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HALL's VEGETABLE SfcILTAS HAIR RESEwER il n
scientific combination Of of the most powerful
restorative agents in the vegetable kingdom 1t re-
gray hair its original color 1t makes the
scalp white and clean 1t cures daudruf and hu-
mors and falling out of the hair 1t furnishes the
uutritve principle by which the hair is nourished
and Supported. 1t makes the hair moist soft and
glossy aud is unsurpassed hair dressing. 1t is
the most economical preparation offered to the
public as its effects remain a long time, making
only occasional application necessary. 1t is
commended and used by eminent medical men, and
officially endorsed by the State Assayer Of Massa-
chusetts. The popularity Of Halls Hair Remover
has increased with the test Of many years both in
this country and in foreign lands, and it is now
known and used in all the civilized countries of the
world.
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COURIER QUERY BOX.

Questions or answers solicited from any reader
Of the COURIER, and particularly from
pupils Of Fulton County schools. When
question cannot be readily anspered IL aoiH
be printed expecting some reader to ansl0er il.
No religious or political argument, or prop
ositioR IN mathematics, admitted.
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Ice Cream! Ice Crean!!

lam now prepared to furnish Ice Cream
in any quantity from pint up. Those
who desire it will please give me a call.
l will deliver Ice Cream to those wishing
it in any part of the city. Don't forget
the place-LOUIS KAYSEhS Bakery,
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon.
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Local Items.

n1- Short communications on public
questions printed-but not responsible
for sentiments or expressions of CORES
pondsnts-except where we refuse to give
name Of author
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ron THE LEGIsLATURE.

We are authorized to announce C. M.
VAUGHN as candidate for reelection
to represent the counties Of Fulton and
Hickman in the Lower House Of the uext
Kentucky legislature
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Teannsi Teams -

The Hickman Lumber and Manufacture
ing Company want $50 lumber teams.
Steady hauling Cash every load. $3.50
for DRY lumber fro n Gracy mill. Choice
of three mills to haul from. Free wagon
yard in Hickman. IT
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Ladies' Fine shoes.

Just received full line of Ladies' Fine
Shop-Made Shoes, embracing all the late
styles, At prices to suit. Every pair war
ranted. For sale by
If II. BUCHANAN.
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ICE DEPOT.

ADJOINING PLUMBERS STABLE.
Customers served promptly at reason
able prices. Call or leave your orders,
and Mr.. w. 3. Plummer will wait on you.
j. w. SHEPHERD.
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LOWER. and LOWER

All kinds of Groceries-hams, sides, SC,
as cheap as the cheapest. l will not be
underscld. JOHN WHITING.
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CAYcE SrAr1or. Ky.

Mr.. EditOr:-Is it against the law to
seine the creeks in Fulton county, Ky.2
You will confer favor on a friend by
the above in your paper.
Respectfully, ]. C. o.
A1s,gsr 1t il
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Foe SALE M AL DKuGaIsrs-


For sale IA Dwelling House, con-
venient to business portion of the town.
Apply at THIS OFFICE.
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You viii find the firm of A. NJ. BLOWN
& CO., has one Of the most complstelines
Of Family aud Fancy Groceries n the
city, and at prices to suit the times. If
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For CITY uInrnhaI.

We are authorized to announce James
o. Barnes as . candidate for the office Of
City Marshal at the ensuing August cleo
ton.
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is.
CRnsrIL TRNn-

Ed. Courier:-How are railroad car
wheels held en- the track7 IKE.
Internationally car wheels were
keyed on, but the constant jar would cause
the key to drop out, and preeipitate acct
dents. Now the axles are driven in place
by hydraulic pressure, and covered with
a coat of white lead and oil, which hard
ems and hold them to their place.
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WATER VALLEY, Ky.

Mr.. Editor:-ist. What is "dry vine?"
know what ''dry" means applied to the
man, but how it is applicable to the con-
tents of the bottle, l don't. End. How is
chocolate manufactured? ROB.
AnsVer-When q wine has been permit
ted to continue the process of it's fermen-
tatiOn until it has converted all it's natu-
raj acid, it becomes "dry wine" When
drank to excess it produces "dryness."
2nd. The ordinary chocolate is manufac-
tured of cocoa, vanilla, and sugar, and
sometimes spice is added.
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Mr.. Editor:-1st. Is orchard grass q
profitable grass? End. What difference
are there between wild sheep and our
domestic sheep? FARMER.
ARsper.-On such questions the COURIER
claims 10 practical knowledge or expert
ence, and answers from authority of others.
Orchard grass is profitable say north Of
Pennsylvania, but has proven to be of no
profit in Maryland and farther South.
2nd. The wild sheep grow nearly twice az
large, are active, bold, and quick in in
stints like the deer, and has thick wool
with hair covering, while the domestic
are slow, tame, dull and smaller.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
MOI f2rSOtfen.

The genial registrar Of births and
marriage, +. Il, Frazer, Esq, was not
forgotten by hls many friends, on the
occasion when gifts are given and re-
ce,ved. Several months ago severa!
prominent gent olp N of this city, and
friends of MIR. Frazer, sen. an order to a
form,r WilminEtouian, who resides in
Rome, ltay, 10 purchase the finest
pipe 10 bt found in that city, which is
renowned for its works OF art.
Tue pipe was accordingly purchased
and shipped by steamer 10 New York,
but for some reason the steamer did
not arrive until Monday, which delay.
ed the presentation.
yThe cane accsrl.n-y y arrived in this
city and was presented TO Mr.. Frazer,
al his office, last evening. in presence OF
y large number OF lntcres'e ed friends.
Or Howard ogle made the presentation
speech and Hon. Harry Sha!piey re-
cclvra II on behalf of the rtripiont,W " 40
was SO overcome with surprise that he
could not utter word. The pipe is "A
beauty beyond compare, and will 10
doubt be enjoyed by the genial Squire,
Atter the speeches had been made and
the pipe examined, the party adjourned
to Fullmer's 5 restaurant, where they did
justice to The tempting viAnds set before
them.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
r'he essy NJ etfc,E kurytynrN

Mr.. =. NJ. ID. Collins, formerly Rus.
sian telegraph contractor in Sibcria, and
y no is familiar with the part Of the
country where the ,lcannette' 5 survivors
now are, Oh being lnterrosated on the
subject by New York reporter Satur.
day, said he is quile confident that tn,
missing boat will be found and that tho
hard ships Cfall the survivors are ended.
"The mere fact that they are ship
wrecked seamen," he says, "would
guarantee th%t. As 10 their journey
home ward, their best route is Moscow,
and 50 far from its being one of difficult
ty or discomfort, it is one of ABSOLUTE
pleasure. ! never enjoyed anything
more in my life than my sledge ride
from Ivkuisk to Moscow. The distance
Is about $500 miles and the journey
consumed - days. Sometimes the mer-
curry was ~ degrees below zero, but
the air was dry and still.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
T,,a Gath Ollie Orphans Fair.

The fair for the benefit of the Catho-
|lic Orphans of the city opened on
Christmas evening in the Institute Hall,
which is arranged and decorated very
ltastefuly and elegantly for the occasion
The tables are all arranged on the four
sides Of the room leaving an open
square for the accommodation OF the
peope who attend. There is probably
greater variety OF articles to be
CHANGED off than upon any former
o2cas on.
The st. James table is presided over
by Miss Maggie killiam; the refresh
ment department by Mrs. Mccartney
St.J, ,eph s table by Mrs. Thomas Kane
the St. Patricks table by Misses
Mary Toy and Bridget Walsh; the ST.
Peters table by Miss Sophie Sayers
the church of the Sacred Heart table
by Mrs. Goodman, and st Pauls table
! by Miss Mary Hasson.
Rev. j. A. Lyons has donated tor the
benefit Of the fair and its object $l5l
driving horse, which is to be CHANGED
OFF at 80 cents "a ticket.
The fair was well attended bo,h Ion
day night and last night considering
the weather
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
r ersOR al.

Mr.. y. Joseph, who is well and ia
vOrably known III conneCtio on with tho
REPUBLICAN, leaves to-day for "a " eek
vacation. He will visit Georgetown and
other places on the Peninsula.
-.Purnsll postles and wife, from near
Canter5erry, Kent County, Del. ,and ho
have been spending few days in this
city with relatives went home last
evening.
Miss Jennie G, Wilson, instructress
of instrumental music at the Conference
Academy, at Dover, is spending Christ,
mas week in this city, among her friends
and relatives.
Mr.. J. }. Hotfecker, travelling agent
for the NulcaniZod Fibre Company 0:
this city, started for Chicago this alter
neon in the interest OF the company.
George W. Spicor, OF Little Creek
Landing, was i'll this city yesterday
morning.
Senator Bayard registered at the Clay
ten House last evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
FOURTH EDITION
TnE MAYOR ACTS POLICY.
II . Tskes . PugiIist into Custony
A Lively Tussle - Tho Hear'

n Tskes q Pugilist into CustOny
A Lively Tussle - Tho hear'
ing.
Shortly after one o'clock yesterday
afternoon, as Mayor Almond was re-
turning from dinner, and was about to
enter his private office, on Eighth st.,
he noticed a crowd Of young men
wranpling on the corner OF Eighth and
Market, and they all seemed TO le un.
der the influence OF liqnor The May.
or was about to 60 TO them in order to
separate them, when they appeared to
dssist and one of the parties walked
away, and his honor was about TO
en- ter his Office, when one OF the young
men struck at the other and ii hit en-
sued. The Mayor Immediately went TO
the scene and pushed tue com batants
aside, when Lawrence Long one OF ii o
number, turned upon the Msyor, and a
struggle ensued. The assallant was no
match for the city's chief magistrate,
but he held on to the Mayor however,
and had to be hrowA down two or
three times before he was subdued.
His shirt was almost torn from his
back during the melee, and i'll his en-
deavoring to get away. The Mayor
however, succeeded in getting him INTO
his store and telepnone,i down to Chief
Maxwell, who a swered tue summons
in person and took Long in cnstoay.
AT the hearing last n'ga' the Mayor
vacated the chair, ami cal cd IL 'Squll,'
O'Neill TO toy thrclsc. The Mayor was
placed upon the witness stand, took the
oath of witness, and related The Cir
cumstances Of the encounter as given
above lie then interceiei in behalfof
the prisoner, who he sald was drunk at
the time, and asked the acting Mayor
to only make an ordinary case OF hight
ing on the streets, and to take no notice
OF the TACT that All executive officer had
been a ,saulttd, AZ he was confident that
if the prisoner had been sober the
trouble would uut have occurred. The
prisoner here spoke NJ aud said "lf |
had known il Was yoJ, | would not
have done it. squire pNciil remark
I'd 10 the prisourr, that he should
thank the Mayor iur his Kindness in
not preierling "A chatge OF assault; az
assaulting the Nav1r WAS a grave Jtiensc
and under the circumstances he would
impos9 a tne OF 81 and costs for fight
ing iu the streets. The prisoner heart
llv thanked the Mayor and expressed
his sOrrow at the occurrence.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
THIRD EDITION.
THE GUITEAU TRIAL.
An Expert Declares that the Assas
sin n Sane.

WASHINGTON, Dec. N.-Judge Cox
did not appear in court until half past
ten o'clock. The prisoner on reaching
his seat looked around smiliDgly ana
informed the audience that he mad a
nice Christmas dinner and q good tlme
generally. DR.. A. E. Mcdonald,
superintcndent of the Wards Island,
New York, Insane Asylum, tes'llied
that he had treated some six thousand
cases of insanity aud had given speclal
attention to lis study.
He described the difference between
delusions and insane delusions, ana
upon the subject Of inspiration SAID
"Ipsplration always overrides all fear OF
bodily pain or injury, and renders the
person who believes he is au,'ng under
inspiration wholly ob.tvious 10 sucn
conside rations." Witness was asked II
such persons usually planned with dt-
liberatlon, and replied: "On the con-
trary, their a is are sudden in both CON
ceptiou and execution as rule, and
they seldom attempt to avoid the conse-
Quences in any way
He had remained with the prisoner
two hours, and male the usual mental
examination in snch cases. He talked
over with the prisoner all the main In
cidents of his lite up to and including
the shooting of the President The
prisoner always spoke of the act as my
conception" and "soon after conceiv-
ed the removal of the Pres dent" Wit
ness ask d the prisoner why, If the act
was the Almlghty's and he was simply
the agent, he was 80 particular AS to
practice his aim, aud why he did not
trust the details to the Almighty ?
And the prisoner heSitated, flushed !.
little, and said: The Almighty Often
trusts the details to his agents W T.
ness talked at considerable length with
the prisoner i'll regard to the crime, and
asked him what plans or expectations
he had for the f9ture, and his reply
was to the effect that while he did not
consider himself insane, he had studied
up the question of insanity and be-
lieved he would be found by jury to
be legally insane at the time OF the
commission of the act, and would be
acquitted,
lie was asked "What do you sup.
pose will be done with YOU" and
replied 81 will be sent to an in ane
asylum, and find, under the law, |
can, after few months, have a com
mission Of luuacy to pass upon my case
and of course they viii find me SAFE,
and | will be discharged" Witness
believed from his examination and "b.
servations of the prisoner in court that
he is "a perfectly sane man,
Pending the cross eX animation the
Court at three O'clock adjourned until
Tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
Scus.Or's Sons In q station House

SPECIAL Despatch to the (phila.) Times.
WAsHlNGToN, ID. G., Dec. T.-Prior
to the performance of the Vokes fami-
ly at the National Theatre this evening,
the son of Senator Malone, r. b. Ma
hone by name, and Sen. Bayard's son,
after spree, appeared at the. entrance
of the National and made themse selves
Extensively polite to the ladies as they
entered.
The young gentlemen were accom-,
panied by q clerk named Davis and
numerous friends, who INDUCED in some
blaritv at their conduct, and when aF'
preached by the officers detied interter,
ence. Their conduct finally became sc
hoistarous that their arrest was neces-
sary.
Three Of the party-Mahone, Bayard
and Davis--wcre taken in tow and
| landed at the Tenth street precinct sta
ton, ere they were confined Until
the Judge Of the Police Court sent
word that he would accept ten dollars
collateral from each. The three were
then released
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
InnrNLnn ed A.l,nIi

Last night abor' ten O'Clock, Mr.. Al.
bert Hunter, Hh0 boards on Marke,
street below fr'1t, VS. standing On the
corner of Front .ud Market, previous
to retiring for the night, when man
named Thomas X LEY approached him
and without any .rov0aliga whatever,
cursed him AL ~ kei him down.
After Mr. Hunter .r. the prisoner
kicked him ~ the mog h, knocking
two tech ont, At this juucture OAics,
Parde" arrived and took Kelley into
custody. lie uad a ht4uus before tho
Mayor this morning, anu was hntd $40
costs whica is clulya,eat ov days in
jail, and il default Of which he was
committed.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
heavy Fsj;rro

thc "''l known hrowcr Of Ra,S, Laner,
announced that he was nrahi" ga,
hlI obitgations. His liabiIit;,. " Nee!
tea 70 b" abont svo,ooJ and ~ !, ''e sta.
Al S25"'Voo Mr.. Lyuor ssys ,Is, I's assets IS
can nave An r&ter iJn Of \ ton way Il he
he Will be Abieto overcome n, " months
einh4rras'n'n', aud pay eyprv y" \ irresen.
owes. He is one Vi tl.r o,j,., "o,'H he
extensive Drawers IN this rorr,, "." most
operates two hr"%eri"s in pa,J.! and
OF which is devoted To IL. ms,n. "',Ge Que
OF ale aud porter, wnl.pth4 o,Ea. .'a' afs
a speciality OF j" lager beer ,rt, n.t, IaSes
gained II world VIDE repqta,ion Gr'SD "a aas
Lauer has filed ;hs ofiitr ot v' nv, ,lr'
of he Nattouai L 'wvrs Copsrr..' r.s'''ei,
at present is she '''airman Of ' ,Ss ana
tation committee ii that fcdc Asl'
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
DseusGf Violence,

At Eufluia iu Indian Territory, on
Monday night man named W&e
killed auclhcr man uamci Grayson,
and escaped. A railroad lsDorer vino
Witnessed the murder, turned 70 run
from the ,cenr. He was ordered to
hali by the Indian police, and failing
to obey the order Vas snoi dead, they
believing him to Uc CONCERNED IN tu1
murder. a MOose Lake, Minnesota,
early on 81 day morning, a gang Of
Iuulans attacked a liquor saloon OF
Nelson WllIet, md "litteraIly riddIed
the building " til b.llets.' After the
assault WlIiet vas .Juud dead IL the
earret pierced by ,wo balls.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
asEAIklS.

YATES.-OR the evening OF December 10Th
1881, Mary Julsert, wife Of John It. Yates
The relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral, on thursday morning, 29tl
inst, at II o'clock, from tho residence Of hel
HUSBAND, 4ls Washington street.
GAUSE-0n the evening Of the 9Th inst
Mis-. Rebecsa Cause, her S3rd year
Services at the residence of her son In law
3. N. Fogg, No. Gil Van Euren street, on Fri
day morning, at O'Clock. Burial At Long
wood cemetery at / O'Clock The 70 ativ1,
and male friends Of the family arc respect
1Ully invited.
OCHELTREE-On the 9th inst, at VIII
miAkton, Del, ksbeccA A. Ocheltree, relief
Of the late Robert Ocheltree Of Rcd IioI
Hundred
Relatives and friends Of the family are In
vited to attend the funeral from tho residence
Of her son-inlaw VIM. +. Janvier, 6l5 W. 7tt
street, on Thursday, the 29th inst, ut II
o'clock, A. M. To proceed TO St. georges
cemetery. Services at st. Georges Presoy
terian church.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
Street PNSlIlSvs,

Joseph Guest and William Hamilton
thinking that little pugiistic exercise
would be beneficial to their health,
pulled off their coats. and forthwith in
dulged in regular hand to hand en-.
counter yesterday afternoon, on Front
street bet oen Market and King. Blows
were given and received quite lively
for few minutes, when Officers Thorn
AZ and Richardson arrived upon the
scene and took hand in the conflict,
by arresting both tho combatants.
They had \ hearing last night aud
were ordered to pay line OF ~ and
costs, which they did not relish In the
least.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
f:lEYA :.!!!:''l: eQIPIOV
Ahe l.lrcLx ~

psIamat. A,ne'. Hughes, conduc,o,
ot,axs, aGky man m, who drew hnsraa the caas i, the
Emsfen ins a.. by R. l.. Russell, ,6s base Of BIRDS
=, aug .so, ary.goods dealer, at t"s soe eenlerprs.
street. s',0'' to the person VIII" o. D". 'oo Market
,uchy humber. About aO"S anO"st'S'd tbs
We Te'e sl, placed in tho box, and | H. lnmben
,nr a,s saturday high. sales wv was!y ~ 'tetims
were 'ak"n oat with two or ~,ls y. Over, all
,,ions, out only one out Of :, al I'llee s e1cep.
nt Der would draw the prize CT CT %: iaat nun.
9t 1t. When the sale W.. y, q, u. in lieu
tnn.. russell; WHO until that tim tn. 'yyF5 Y NIL
, hnow the lucky number I' I;' q'd not
,oeHea the secret box and t"nl. n,as uu.
was l5G, but he still had no ,0q1u t1 haiti
VINO he'd it. A notice in tho o lisa p as 70
tAN soon brought the oHne, e AlPyBLi.
,,ushes being offered liscbmc',ao ana Nj,
me ne , hlrds or 80 in cash, ,''s q, Of either
lne h.rds. Mr. Russell s,v, V.ose e the
aid bigger business on ss Ss,,,1a' mat be
t!S"hly-hve per c"nt., than he hsrarlay by |
III any one day before. '''ef did
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
Th0 EeW Valves,

Yesterday afternoon the Shaw relief
valve was tested under the supervision
of Mr.. Shaw, the inventor of the engine
of the Washington Fire Company. The
first test was at Fourth street wharf,
and then at the plug Fifth and Church
streets. The valve worked in q salts
factory manner, and many mombers Of
other companies who were present ex.
pressed the opinion that the Shaw valve
| is superior in many respects to any
that have been tested in this city.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-28
VEilsd Slats,C,,..

= meaning wa cJ4m.gcelir ,Lo
hlted states co1rt yestgrIsy mo,n ,ue
Ing, on the petition iMe Cans, VII r,V.u'
ing Company, who ask "a hava ,s.,ei " ,eoA,
TO them certain VII kim a,n,,.,,'s ,v'eo
which ', was on boad tho sclo npr
IA viz Post ~h"' i WAS lb.lN A ,NDr, ,,
time since. Ini, lilntor til, parnp.s n,.s
OF asceriaintDs Wl14Ttae wtrag in>, ,
apparatus, Is also .4uI-y, 10, 'in1s' s
VII q Is ertr.rl det.a,t the y.,,.f
Tho company u .rui that tina an.
paratus Is tA"rr lr prty and tbs,a
iore Is nor Su'Jrt OF .i1o,r ioytlp ltbt.
OF tn" vessel, Io hbrous are rpp,s.
scented by {. T. Lore, E4 aaIiri,
expected that the ,r!ai vii! Jyeovy ,a[
or three days, WV