JOSIAH FERRIS, APPELLANT,
v.
WILLIAM H. FERRIS, APPELLEE
Per Curiam.
This cause having been reached in its regular order on the docket for final adjudication, was referred by the court to -two of its commissioners Mess.’ Maxwell and Glen (Commissioner Hacker having decided the case below), for'investigation, who report that indispensably necessary parties have been omitted from the appeal; and the court upon due consideration of the transcript of-record finding their report to be correct, and that such omitted and necessary parties have, in no manner been brought within the jurisdiction I oí t(his court, it is, therefore, considered, ordered and adjudged that the'said appeal in said cause be, and the same is, hereby dismissed at the cost of the appellant.
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