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State Of South CaroIiua.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.


IN EQUITY
Susan L. Yeldell, and VIM pr,
II.Yledell. by their Guar. .po.,;,;un Dm; ~,
dian, vs.. Elizabeth L. Vel ai'''o"'
dell and Others.
NOTICES hereby given that by virtue Of
liz an order from Chancellor Harper, shall
offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, at Edgefed
Court House. on the first Monday in October
neat, the renl estate of William H.. Yeldell, de-
ceased, consisting of the following tracts OF
land, viz:
One tract containing five hundred and
ninety (590) acres, more or less, situate in the
District and State Aforesaid, OIL Cuffetown
Creek, being the late residence of the Decd.
and adjoining lands OF e. 3. Belcher, Beverly
Burton and L. H. .-Mundy.
Also, one other tract, il, the District and Slate
aforesaid, on Wiun Creek, containing one hun.
dred (l00) acres, more or less, aud adjoining
lands of George Martin, Samuel Stanaker and
others.
Said lands to be sold OIL credit of one and
Two years in equal instamen,s except so much
as will pay the cost of this case. which must be
paid in cash. The purchasers giving bond and
approved sufelics and mortgage Of the prenii-
ses 10 scciire the purchase money.
s. S. TOMPKINS, C. E. E. D.
Septtmher4, At 81
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
James Taggart. Ex'or. Rm for hnuor,;on

James Taggart Ex'0r, Rm for Appor,ion
Aaron Lomax, ct al. msnt' Assets' &C.
AhN motion of MIR. Perrin, compIainants Sn
W licitor: Ordered, that the Commissioner
give three months notice, in the AbhevilIt
Banner, and snch other paper az he may deem
proper, to all the creditors of Moses Taggarl.
late Ordinary Of .Abbevile District. now decd,
as well as those having demands for moneys
received by him as Ordinary as aforesaid ns
his individual creditors, at the time OF his death.
whose demands have not been fully and pro-.
perly paid by his Executor, 10 come in before
the said Commissioner, and prove their de-.
munds; and that such of them as shall not
come in and prove their demands, on. or before
peremptory day, to be fixed by the Commis'
sioner which day shal! be at least three months
from The publication of the said notice. shall be
excluded from the benefits of this Decree.
Signed WIN. HARPER.
In pursuance of the said Decretal Order
appoint Friday, the first day of November
next, on. or heioie which, the creditors rs afore-
said will appear before me, and prove their
demands.
Fl. A. JONES, c. E. A. D.
Comm'rs, Office, 10 June. 1944.
July 8 3m %
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BROUGHT to the Jail

nF this District, negro man who calls
W himself SAM, aud says he belongs
to Mr.. Whitehead, who he says. lives on
Buckhead Greek, in Burke County. Ga.
Said fellow is about FIVE feet six and half
inches high, very dark complexion. and
between forty FIVE aad fifty years of age.
He has lost one of his front teeth, and has
a small scar on his nose. When first
brought to Jail, he had Pass to hire him
self out, signed John Harrison" and then
said his name was Robert. He says his
presen, owner purchased him in Charles
ton. s. C..
The owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges and take him
away, otherwise he will be- dealtwiih as
the law directs.
G.. Fl. GOODMAN, Jailor.
Angus, ID If 20
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

EDGEFlELD DlS lRlCl.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
A BRAHAM w. ROACH who is now in
"A the custody of thr Sheriff of Edgeli Id
District by virtue Of the surrender of his bail, al
the suit OIL. Trapman, having filed his elition
with schedule, on oath, of his whole estate
and effects, with the purpose of obtaining the
benefits of the Acls Of The General Assembly.
commonly called the lmsovent Debtors Acts.
Public notice is hereby given, Thatthe pel.
ton Of the said Abraham w. Roach will be
heard and considered in the Court Of Common
Pleas for Edgefeld District, at Edgefeld Court
House, on the ninth day Of October next, or on
such other day as the Cour. may order. during
the term. commencing OIL tue first Monday in
October next. at said place; and all The credi
tors oil the said Abraham w. Roach. are hereby
summoned personally or by attorney. then and
there, in s1id Court, TO shew cause, if any they
can, why the benefit of The Acts aforesaid should
moi be granted to the said Abraham w. Roach,
upon his executing the assignment required by
the Acts aforesaid.
THOS. G. BACON, cP.E d.
Clerks t.fice. July S, 1914. 3m "a
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
nv EOTJTTY

Lucretia WhitiIe g. Joseph While, RH
CS.
William yVhiule, Willis Whillle and fjl; St;an pD
others.
TT appearing to nv satisfaction that Villain
Il Whitle. Jacob Certain and his wife Eta,
Mas,in Whii,p, and the children Of Reuben
Whitte, deceased namely MarinH, West,
Malinda. and Amanda, Defendants in this case.
are, and reside without the limits of this State,
on motion by Mr.. Wardaw, solicitor for PLAIN.
tiff, ordered. that the absent Defendants above
named, appear in this Court, and plead, an.
aver or demur ,o tho R,ll within three months
from the publication of this notice, or the said
Bill be taken pro contssso against them.
s. S.TOMPkINS,c c. C. E. D.
Commissioners Office. August 26, 1874.
August 81 m3m 81
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Alum Spring Pills,

For The Cure Of Dyspepsia, Scrofutus and
Liver Diseases.
FNHESE PILLS are prepared by DR..
S. r. Campbell, from the waller. of
the highly celebrated Mineral Springs in
Rockbridge county Virginia, called the
Alum Springs.
These Pills, like the water from which
they are prepared, are a diuretic. promot-
lug the secretion Of urine and an Alternative,
increasing The secrelions of the gaudular
system generally, aud particularly Of the
liver. They act gently, but efieclually
upon the bowels, after two or three days.
use Of them, producing copious dark, bill.
lious evacuation.
They also effect determination to the
surface, increasing the perspirarion there
fore, they are a great purifier of the blood,
and equaliser ofgthe circulation. Each
Ipillis equal loa common glass Of the wa
ter. They should be taken before each
meal, and from siS to ten or twelve should
be taken in the course Of each day., for
fortnight. and then omit them for The same
period. For the cure ofihe above diseas-
es, perseverance in the use oflhese Pills,
is all important; and if They are perseyer-
ingly used, every alternate fortnight, a cue
may more certainly he expected, than un-
der any other treatment heretofore disco
vered, except from the use Of the water,
from which they are prepared. either hy an
attendance at the Springs or otherwise,
They very speedily cure diarrhoeas, at
teuded with acidity Of the stomach. and
are a very useful remedy for the summer
bowel complaint in children. as also for
expelling worms from children, From Que
to -four should be given in three equal por-
tions each day. to child under six years,
according 10 age. When given 10 children,
they should be powdered and mixed with
syrup. These Pills are easily taken. haYr
ing no nanseous tasle. are. perfectly safe
III all cases, where active fever does no,
exist, and do not sickeu persona y bile using
them. - s. r. CAMPBELL,
For sale BY J. q, TisRsTTs, Edgeield
Court House, South Csrpliaa; !. $ ~
April l q. i!.'s - - &c q
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STArEHONERS' HALL,
z, EdSTBdY.

CHARLESTON, S. C.
gOSEPH WALKER, Agent Of John
eS T. Whites Type and STEREOTYPE FouN.
DRY, hns constantly OIL hand an extensive as
snrment of
Yype, Flowers, Ornaments,
Brass Rule, Cases, Chases Composing
Sticks, &c. &c. &c.
Aud every article required in a Printing Office.
All Of which will be furnished at New York
prices, actual expenses only added.
The reputation of this Foundry is believed to
be fully established, having been founded up
wards of Thirty Years, and reference is conf.
deuiy made TO many leading Journals of the
United States
Printing Presses,
News paper Of all sizes, Medium Double
Medium, &c.
PRINTING HNK.
News, Book. and Colored Inks, of the best
qualify and lowest prices.
Blank Book Mandatory,
PAPER AND STD TIONERY
ALWAYS on hand, large assortment OF BLANK
Books, made of the beet paper and bound in
the strongest manner. Banks, Public OF
fees, Merchants and others, can have their
Account Books ruled and bound to any pat.
tern, in the best manner, nj lowest piices.
Also-A largo stock Of WRITING PAPERS
of all kinds, for sale low.
&lso,-An extensive assortment OF FINE STA
TIONERY, of every kind, including Blank
and Enamelled Cards.
Aso,-BINDERS MATERIALS of all kinds,
Paste Board, Leather, dc,
May % IF II
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Effects ofa Perpetual Day.-The effect
of perpetual day, upon the mind. feelings
and avocalions Of men, is thus described
in the narrative of Bucan's Expedition to
the North Pole. The picture is well
drawn:
Nothing made so deep an impression
on our senses, as The change from alterna.
tive day aud nigh to which We had been
habitualed from our infancy, 10 The contin-
ued daylight to which we were subjected
as soon we crossed the artic circle. Where
the ground is but little irodden, even trifles
are interesting, aud / do not, therefore,
hesitate 10 describe the feelings with which
we regarded this change. The novelty
il must be admitted, was very agreeable
and the advantage of constant daylight, in
an uoexplored and naturally boslerous
sea, was 100 great to allow us even to
wish fo7 a return of the alterations above
alluded TO; but the reluctance we felt to
leave the deck when The sun was shining
bright upon our sails, and reire to our
cabbius 10 sleep, deprived Us of many
hours of necessary resi-, and when we re-
turned TO the deck TO keep our night watch
iril NAV be so called, and still find the sun
gliding the sky. it seemed as if the day
would never finish. What, therefore, first
promised to be so gratifying, soon threat
ened to become extremely irksome: and
would, indeed, have been serious incon
venince had We mol followed The example
of the fea,hery tride, which we daily OBJ
served wingins their way to roosr, with a
clock work regularity, and retired TO our
cabin al The proper hour, where shutting
ou, the rays of the sun, we obtained that
re nose which The exercise of our duties
required. Al FIRST, it will no doubt appear
TO many persons that constant daylight,
must be a valuable acquisition in every
eoun,ry. but very litle reRsc'ion will |
think, be sufficient TO show that the re.
verse is really The case, aud 10 satisfy a
rejecting mind that we cannot overrate
the blessings we drive fromlhe wholesome
alteration Of labor and rest, which is ia
manner forced upon US by the succession
of day and night. L. is impossible by
removing to highla'i,ude to witness thai,
is lel, by interchangeable aud jealous. rivel
themselves TO their occupations. and by
the ihdolent and procrastinating TO post
pone their duties without being truly
thankful for that alt-wise and merciful
provision with which nature has endowed
the more habilable portions ofthe globe.
Womnp's Char,ty.-That was a beauli-
full idea The will of an Irish schoolmaster
who, whilst poor himself, had given graf
uitous instruction to poor scholars, but when
increased n 10 worldly goods, began to
think that he could not afford his services
for nothing.
"oh James don't say the, like of that"
said the gentle hearted woman, "don't--
a poor scholar never came into the house
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A Curious Fact.-The following were
The contents of hawks nest on large
pine Tree nearly one hundred feet from the
ground, on the farm Of Liberty Partridge
in Westminster, Mass.:-One black snake
81 feet in length; two large adders; Two
green snakes; one striped racer snake: five
striped snakes; six chickens; five sparrows
one striped squirrel; two mice; one toad;
one frog; TWO young hawks nearly hall
grown.
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STATE OF s. C.AROLW.A.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN ORDINARY.

Martha J. Seibles, vs..
The SureIies Of A. NJ. Petition
Wade, Admir- Of for Account.
Aun Lamar, deceased.
NARTHA J. SElBLES having this
I'VE day filed her Petition setting forth
thai she is a distribulee Of the Estate
of Ann Lamar Iale Of the District afore-
said, deceased. and that A. NJ. Wade, the
Administrator Of that estate, has departed
this life without having accounted Tor his
administration, and having no Executor
or Administrator 10 represent him. and
praying thar ali account may be taken of
such Administration, and it appearing to
my satisfaction thai Edward w. Wade.
one of the sureties TO the administration
bond Of The said A. NJ. Wade. resides with
ou, the Iimrs of this State II is therefore
ordered, that Mayson L. Mosely, Daniel
w. Johnson. aud The said Edwarl w.
Wade, tho sureties Of the said a. NJ.
Wade, as Administrator ass aforesaid, do
appear before me iu The Court of Ordi-
nary. TO be held at my Office at Edgefeld
Court House, in the District and State
aforesaid. on Tuesday the l7,h day Of
September next, to shew cause if any they
can, Why they should not render before
me all account of The said A. NJ. Wade's
administration o(lhe estate Of his said Intes-
tate.
Given under my hand aud seal, this the
Both day of August, A. ID. lS44.
JOHN HILL, o. F.. D.. L. s.
SeDi.4 a, Ct 81
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State of South { arolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Hy LBERT STALNAKER, living between
HL the Abbeville and Five Notched Road,
about three miles from Gilgal Church. tolls be-.
fore me, large dark sorrel HORSE, between
sixteen and seventeen hands high, eight or nine
years old, both hind feet white, with but one
shoe on when taken up, and somewhat marked
with The gear. Appraised nj $25. u. s
E. SETTLE, Magistrate.
May 10, 1874 80 Am is
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that didn't feel as ! fhe brought fresh AR
from Heaven scith him-l rever miss the
Bit ! give them-my heart warns 10 the
soft and homely sound Of their bare feet on
the floor, and the door almust opens oil
itself to receive Them in"
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ESTRAY.

HIS HE6A Ne
HyOLLED before me by james Dorm, liv-
IL ing at Sleepy Creek p. o., Edgefeld
District, a bright sorrel Fl ORSE, about ten
years old. toierably heavy built, near fifteen
hands high. with a long star in his forehead.
some saddle marks on each side Of his back,
a slight white spot id his name near his we.
ther, the ancle Of the right hind foot swollen,
and was appraised by A. G.. Deem, A. May
and w, Nj. Deem. at thirty dollars.
). QUATTLEBUM. Magistrate.
Y September4. Im4m. 80
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Tsventy Three heads in One.-Tbe edi-
tor of the Cincinalli Commercial has seen
cabbage. rounded in The usual shape
which ON being cut open was found TO
consist of twenty three little heads, each
distinct and perfect itself.
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Oliver Simpson,

Oliver Simpson, Declaration
J. G. Eekles in Foreign Attachment.
YHNHE Plniniff having this day fled his de.
q. clararion in my Office, and The defendant
having no wife or attorney. knuwnto be within
the State. on whom: a copy oftfe SAME. withsa
rule 10 plead, can be served: 1t is ordered THAT
the defendant plead to the said declaration,
within year and day, or final and absolute
judgement will be given against him. s
GEO. POPE, c. c.
Clerks Office. 10th March, 1914
March 20 ly s
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

iN CSSi 1 4
Elan Burkhaller, aud others, R;ll for
VS.. D.:
Charles Powell, and Others. 49, .'''!.
TT appearing 10 The satisfaction of the
4 Commissioners, that the Defendants,
Susannah, Serauy, William, John. Mary
Elizabeth, and - Parkman. reside
beyond the limits of the State, on motion
by Bpnhain, Comps. Solicitor, Ordered.
thai the said defendants do plead. answer
or demur to compliments Bill. within
three months from The publication of this
order, or The said bill will be taken pro
conlesso against them,
S. s TOMPKINS. G. z. r. D.. !.
Commissioners Office. July I6, 1914. /
July II, laH3m 25
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The State OF S. Carolina.

st General Assembly begun and holden at
Columbia on the fourth Monday in Novem-
Der. in the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and forty.three, and from
thence continued by divers a SMlrnnenis 10
the 18th day of December in de same year.
4 Bill to alter and amend the first section Of The
third article Of the Constitution.
I'D E il enacted, by the Senate and House
IN of Representatives. now met and sitting
in General Assembly, that the first section of
the third article of the Constitution be altered
and amended to read as follows =" The judi
cjal power shall be vested in such superior and
inferior Courts Of Law and Equity. as lhe Le-,
gIslature shall from time to time direct and es
tabsh;'' the Judges Of each hereafter to be
elected shall hold their commissions dnrng good
behaviour until they have attained the age oi
sixty.6ve years, bnt no longer; and the Judges
Of the Superior Courts shall at stated times re-
ceive compensation for their services which
shall neither b. increased nor diminished dur
ing their continuance in Office; but they shall
receive no fees of perqnsiles Of office. nor hold
any other cfice Of profit or trust under this State.
the United States or any other power.
In the Senate House, the nineteenth day of
December, i'll the year Of nnr Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and forty three. We
certify that the above bill has been read dur
ING the present Session three times in the
House OF Representatives, und three times in
The Senate. and " s agreed to by two-thirds OF
both Branches OF the whule representation.
ANGUS PATTERSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
w. F. COLCOCK.
President Of The Senate.
SrcprrApy's DcrIcE
Columbia. 9th June. 1874.
do hereby certify the foregoing to he a true
and lite al copy of Bill entitled "a Bill 10 al.
ter and amend the first section Of the third ar
ticle of the Constitution" Passed on the nine.
teenlh day Of December, in tine year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred aud forty
three. and now in this office
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
the day and yeai above written:
VIM. r. ARTHUR,
Dep. Sec'y. Of State.
Is TIE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
December IL, 1s44.
Resolved, That the Clerks of the Senate aud
House of Representatives. do cause the Bill
passed by this General Assembly. entitled " A
Bill to alter ami amend the first section of the
thirl article of the Constitution" to be- publish.
! ed three months previous to the next General
Elections for members of the General Assem-.
bly,, agreeably to the provisions Of the Consti'
tuition.
Resolved, That the Honse do agree 10 The
Resolution.
Ordered ,hutit be sent to the Senate for con;
currenCe.
by order, -, ~
7. w GLOLER. C. n.
In THE SENATE,
December ~, lS43.
Resolved, That the Senate do concur tn the
Resolution.
Ordered That it be returned to the House ol
Representatives.
BY order
JlIy 10 Am %
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@oetie Nefess:

From, Tie Farmers Gazette.
DE oCRATte SONG.
AM" Take your time, Miss Lucy"
Fyejust picked up my goose.quil
Now, 10 chan, a little lay,
,Tis all about a gambler,
And his name is Henry Clay!
He wants TO rule the county,
Buthe shalllnot have his way;
So takeyour time. old Harry,
Take your time old Harry Clay.
rfthe proverb old be true, that
Every dog must have his day,
We hope the fourth Of March, will
Not be claimed by Harry Clay.
The Treasury will be ruined,
-. All his gambling debts 10 pay:
So bide your time, old Harry,
Bide your time old Harry Clay.
You want Bank established,
To facilitate your play,
But in this you'll be mistaken
Most sagacions Harry Clay!
We've crushed the hideous monster
For forever and day:
So don't be stnguinc. Harry.
Don't be sanguine Harry Clay.
Ifthe Emperor Of Russia
Should banter you to play.
You'd stake our glorious Union.
Yes you would old Harry Clay.
They say the gambler knows no bounds,
When moneys in the way:
So clear the track, old Harry
Clear the track old Harry Clay.
What want yon with Tariff,
But to wrest the gold away
From suffering nations pockets,
And.to gamble it al play
We swear before high heaven,
Such tax we ne'ef shall pay:
So make your mind up, Harry,
Make your mind up, Harry Clay.
Make way for POLK! we warn you,
Your day has passed away,
So oft you've been defeated,
That at Ashland you should stay.
Whig doctrines are exploded
In this enlightened day:
So be quite easy, Harry.
Be quite easy Harry Clay,
The blood of youthful Cilley
Never can he washed away
You'll have to answer tor 1t
At the awful judgment day.
His wife died in mad house,
And his orphan children say:
"We've been ruined by this Harry,
By this hateful Harry Clay"
Friends! our country is in danger
Ifthis gambler has his way.
We should rise in glorious union
Aud his onward progress stay.
Then here's to Polk and freedom!
Let us chant the glorious lay,
And consign TO glorious lay,
And consign to dark oblivion,
The schemes Of Henry Clay.
Thou patron Of the sweat.ras"
To this what dare you say7
Beyond all other things, you love
To gamble, Harry Clay
Once again must repeat it,
Just 10 close my little lay,
Please take your time. old Harry,
Take your time old Harry Clay!
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JAMES COCHRAN.

Tcrms.-The REPUBLICAN, will be printed
upona large super royal sheet, with entire new
materials, and delivered 10 subscribers at the
reasonable price Of two dollars and fifty cents
per aunum, in advance, or three dollars al the
end Of the year And to those at a dis
tance, the paper will be put up, and sen,
regularly. The day Of publication will he fix.
ed as suon as IL sufficient number Of subscribers
are obtained To warrant commencement.
Advertising and Job Work at the customary
prices.
~" Persons holding subscription lists with
please forward such names as may be attached
TO them, with the name of the Post Office to
which they are TO he sent, 10 Edgefeld C.. H.,
by the 20th Of September.
Postuas,cr arc authorised TO frank all letters
containing orders or remi,lances for Newspa-
pers. flee Of postage.
U' Papers throughout the Sutes OF South
Carolina and Georgia. will please give the
above one or two insertions. and the favor will
be reciprocated, flhe enterprise should sue
ceed
Aug. 81 If 80
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m ME Plaintiffs in tie above cases. having
Il this day filed their declaration in my Of
fee and the defendants having no wife or at.
torney. known to be within the State, on whom
cnpy of said declaration, with a iule to plead;
can be served: 1t is ordered, that the said de-.
fendant do plead, 10 the said declaration, within
a year and day from the publication Of this
order, or final and absolute judgment will be
awarded against ,hem. s. s - - S
GEO. POPE. O. {. P. s,
Clerks Office, Nov. 6, 1S43. f1y 42 4
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State of South Carolina.

State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
W. E. Jackson & Co., } Declaration s. For. Il
Wm. Fiizroy eisn Attachment.
THE Plalltiff having this day filed his;
Il declaration 10 my Office, and The De-,
fenddht having no wife or Attorney known
TO be within The Stale. on whom copy
Of the same; with ruIe 10 plead can be
served: Il is ordered, that the Defendant
plead TO the said declaration. within a year
aud a day, or final AID absolute Judgement
will be given againsl him. ~. :,
GEO. PopE. &C r. %
"'"rk's Office. April. 30. 1914. .fs