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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
U. 8. Internal Revenue.
CoLLEOToR,s NOTICE.
oIFICa 0E oOLIaoEOR OT IsTENNAl RnvsnuE.

OFFICE OF CoLLacrOR OF IsTERSAL RRvRNuR,
DovER, Del, August lst, 1864
Notice is hereby given that the annual list Of
taxes, containing the taxes on incomes, licenses
carriages, billiard tables, yachts, and silver plate,
for the year 1864, has been received from the AS
SCISSOR for this District, and will be placed in the
hands Of the Deputy Collectors for collection on
and after Monday, the 22l day of August, A. D.
1864 at such places and times as shall here
after be designated by the Deputy Collectors,
within their respective divisions as follows, viz I.
Division No. l. Comprising Brandywiue
Christiana, Mill Creek and Wilmington Hun
drsds, in New Castle County, john p Hilyard,
Deputy Collector, Post Office, Wilmington, Della
ware
Division No. 2, Comprising White Clay Creek
PenoAder, New CASTLE, Red Lion, ST. Georges
aud Appoquinimink Hundreds in New Castle
County, George D. Money, Deputy Collector,
Post Office, Delaware City.
Division No. g. Comprising Duck Creek, Little
Greek, and Dover Hundreds, in Kent County
Matthias Day, Deputy Collector, Post Office
Hazletville
Division No. 4, Comprising Murderkill, Mis-
pillion and Milford Hundreds, in Kent County
John F, Clements, Deputy Collector, Post Office
Camden.
Division No. 3, Comprising Cedar Greek, Broad
Greek, Georgetown Lewes and Rehoboth, and
Indian River Hpndreds, iu Sussex Ceuuty
Edward NJ. Vaughan, Deputy Collector, Pos
Office, Milton.
Division No. 6, Comprising North West Fork
Nanticoke, Little Greek, Broad Greek, Dagsboro
and Baltimore Hundreds in Sussex County
David W. Moore, Deputy Collector, Post Office
Laurel
II the taxes contained within The said list arr
not paid at the time designated by the aforcsai,
Deputy Collectors, ten per centnm will be adde,
to oil taxes except the income tax. upon whicl
five per centum will be added in ell cases.
C, II. b. DAY, Collector,
District of Delaware
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23
POLITICAL.

TREASURER The undersigned offers himself
as candidate for the nomination Of the Union
party Tor the office OF City Treasurer. He re-
specfully solicits the support of his friends, and
at the same time pledges himself to abide by the c
nomination. VIM. II. PIERCE.
August %, 1S6i-tn
CITY ASSESSOR The subscriber otfSrs him
self as a candidate for Assessor, subject to tho
nomination of the Union party. He pledges
himself TO give the successful n omnee cordial
support. ALEXANDER CHANDLER.
August 23,-tn
ALDEnMAN.-I offer myself as candidate fog
tho office Of Alderman, subject to the nomina-
tion Of the Unconditional Union Party.
aug % VIM SlIyER. i'm
CITY TREAsuREH.-The undersigned hereby
oilers himself as candidate for the Office Of
City Treasurer, subject to the nomination Of The
Union Party of Wilmington. lie pledges him.
self to give the successful nominee cordial sup
port WILLIAM PRESTON.
Aug. 1S-tn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23

The CoFPERHEAD organs assert that the
people of the North know nothing about the
slaves Of the South, or how they are treated.
It is little strange that in the nineteenth
century, with all the credit our people have
for intelligence, that they should be in sucIa
profound ignorance in regard to matter
that has been more thoroughly discussed d
than almost any other subject, by the press
and authors of the country. We are in
clined to think that the boot is on The o,bor
FOOT the people are too we'll informed on
that point for the welfare Of those who l,,va
great love for the peculiar institution and
the politicians who have made the traffic in
human flesh a scape-goat by which to sscure
profitable official stations. 1t is true. that
il the northern States the negro is Of re.
garded as the equal of the white man, but in
the South, the war has brought to lig hit hu-
man beings of strange color, who claim
relationship with high officials in t,he SO
called Southern oOnfedeIacy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23

REBEL BARBAbITY.-0ur readers will re
member that short time since the rebels
placed fifty Union officers under the guns of
our forces in Charleston. lu retaliation, our
military commander ut the same number Of
rebels in similar position in front Of our
Notifications in Charleston harbor. This
served to bring Gen. Sam Jones TO terms,
and he soon made oyertures, which resulted
in efjecting an exchange. 1t was hoped
that this would put an end to this cruel prac-
tice. But we find that the minions of JEFF
Davis have inhumanly sent six hundred more
of our men to Charleston, and placed them
where there is great danger of being injured
by the discharges OF our guns. The mill.
tary authorities at Washington have direct.
ed that six hundred rebels shall be sent tc
the Notifications in Charleston harbor, to
receive the same treatment. Whatever
may be the result of this inhuman act, The
consequences must rest on the rebels.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23

ArroINTMENT.-Kent B. Davis, of this State.
son Of the late Col. s. b. Davis, has been an.
pointed Second Lieutenant, in the United
States Marine Corps.
SuPsTlTurEs WANTEp.-W Wanted, 30 accent
able substitutes, white or colored, for which tbe
highest bounty will bs paid in cash as soon as
mustered in. | would also say that am pre-
pared 70 turAIsh large number of substitutes,
Witnln wv lhe next Two weeks. Those parties from
the country that wrote to mo, making inouiries
about substitutes, would do we'll TO call and
make arrangements with me at once, to have a
good Substitute put in for them. Apply imme-
dlately to II. McLquglin, Justice Of the Peace,
oihce 5O2 shipley Street, above 9th, Whining
ton, Del. aug4.4t
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23

A Boy KILLED DY HIS MOTHER, Mrs. Sny-
der, wife of Abram Snyder, near Reynoldsvie,
Jeierson county, Pa, few days since took a
rifle and attempted to discharge it at a hawk
Resting the gun on the fence, she snapped it.
when it failed to explode the cap. She then
turned to go into the house, and while going
examined the cap. As it looked black an i
smashed, she concluded it must have been dis
charged previously. She then pulled the cap
off the tube and threw it away, letting the ham.
mer fall on the tube; unfortunately the percue.
sion powder remained and discharged the pup.
The ball passed through the head Of her little
son, aged three years, producing instant death.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23
neSg-There were no votes polled in Lorcosto.

HsS There were no votes polled in Lancaster
township, the home OF Ex President buchanan.
against the soldiers voting. II was ascertained
previous to the election that there were but two
votes likely to be pOlled against them IN tho
township, and those we're Buchanan and bis
Irish coachman. Buchanan was HntxpeeteSly
a'led away upon some urgent business to Bed
ford Springs, and his coachman ma 10 his an
peArsnce on the election ground, but hadn't The
nerve to face the Union voters with his solitary
vote against the soldiers Whether the coach.
man lost his situation for derelietiou of duty We
have not learned:
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23
PROCLAMATION.
August 16. 1s64-Smos.

WHEREAs, 1T is provided by Section 8. oil
the Act of Congress, approved July 4th
1864, entitled "An Act further to regulate
and provide for calling out the national for.
ces and for other purposes" that " all per-
sons in the naval service of the United
States, who have entered said service during
the present rebellion, who have not been
credited to the quota of any town district
ward or State, by reason of their being in
said service, and not enrolled prior IL
February Oath 1864, shall be enrolled and
credited TO the quotas OF the town, ward
district or State in which they respectively
reside, upon satisfactory proofof their resi-.
dence made to the Secretary of War"
AND WHEREAS, the Secretary of War has
appointed the Governor of Delaware. and
Col. N. Il. Jeffries, Acting Assistant Pro-
vost Marshal General for the States of Del
aware and Maryland, Commission TO nscer.
tain what credits the State of Delaware and
the different subdivisions of the State are
entitled to under the aforesaid act;
Now therefore | WILLIAM CANNON. Gov
ernor of the State of Delaware. do herehv
call upon the citizens of the said State t1
forward to the Secretary of State at VIII
mlngton list OF the names Of all persons
within their knowledge who have entered
the naval service aforesaid from the State of
Delaware, since the First day Of April, A.
D., 1861, together with the age, residences
color, birthplace, date of enlistment, pre-
sent whereabouts, and personal description
OF such persons, in order that they may be
duly credited to the quota of troops required
OF thls state or Of any subdivision thereof
In testimony whereof have hereunto sci
my hand' and caused the Great Seal
49, Dover, this twenty-sixtb dav oS
July, in the year OF our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixtv.
four, and of the Independence Of
the United States the eighty-nintb
WILLIAM CANNON,
By the Governor,
SAMUEL NJ. HARRNGToN, Jr.,
;,oou Secretary of State.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23

Senator Wilson publishes note denying
all the report to the effect that he is mixed
up with any proposition for an armistic with
the rebels. He says No public man con
nectcd with the Administration is IN favor
fan armisice. personally know that Pre-
sident Lincoln aud all the members of his
Cabinet have undoubted faith in the sue.
cess of our armies and the complete triumph
of our cause. With this belief they will
pursue the most vigorous measures TO raise
money and men to carry on the war;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23

The DRAFr.-lt has been decided that Assist.
ant Provost Marshals are not exempt from the
draft, by virtue of their oiIice.-such officers not
being considered in the military service OF tho
United States. 1t has been also decided that
Substitute Brokers must take out license. Pro :
Vost Marshal Fry, in reply TO enquiries, has
stated that the draft Eil positively take place on
the 9th of September
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23

JEvF DAVIS assured Col. Jacques andM
Gilmore, on their recent visit to the re-
bel Capitol that the rebels would never enter
tain any proposition looking to peace that did
not guarantee. the Independence of the South.
With this assurance the Copperheads still
declare themselves as friendly to peace, and
consequently for duunion.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23
MARRIED,

LANE-sTEWARD.-In Wilmington, Del, on
the 10th instant, by the Rev. j. A. Br;nlle
SYLVESTER G. LANE to Miss ANNIE l., SrEw.
ARD, of Baltimore.
sTOTsENBURG-TEAS,-0n the 18th inst,
by Rev. Charles Breck, Rector of Trinit,
Chapel NJ. B. SToTsENBURG to ELLEN
daughter of Joseph Teas, of Wilmington, Della
ware.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23

A dispatch to General Darlington from
General Hovey, commanding the forces sent
in pursuit Of Adam Johnson's guerilas, saws
he had reached Morganfeld, had captured a
few prisoners, and had scattered the balance
of the guerilNs in all directions General
ilovey levied an assessment on The disloyal
citizens of Union county, Kentucky, for
thirty-two thousand dollars, to cover DANA
ges sustained by tho government
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23

The DERIVATION OF THE NAME FARRAeur.-
hcorrespOndent of the Chicago Tribune gives
the following derivation of the name Of the gul.
liant Admiral, whose deeds, recently aud more
remotely, have done 80 much honor TO himself
and to his country:
"a FdTra is a provincial form Of the German verb
Jahren-.)ara or farra meaning ''to move upon
the water" or $50 sail" Gut, of course, is
pure German, and means good. So Favagut is
equivalent to one ,eho moves WeH upon The tvater
or good sailor"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23
Communicated.
CITY TREASURER.
F. K. t.
Mr.. EDITOR


AS the time is drawing near
when our citizens are TO elect their officers for
the ensuing year, permit mt to mention through
your columns the name of Edward Darlington,
for City Treasurer, Mr.. Darlington is IL every
respect fully competent to fill the office, and il
elected, will, l doubt not, give entire satisfac-
tion. W.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23

George w. Lane, Superintendent of the
Branch Mint at Denver City, Q. T., writes
to Senator Lane, complaining of the unjust
ness of the dispatches from the Indian
Bureau at Washington, relative TO the re-
cent outrages on the plains. lie says that
every band OF Indians were united for the
determination of the whites, and driving
them from the mountains.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23
STATE OP DELAWARE,
~

IEN1VWFtVO A7FPHFLWtNt. J
], Samuel NJ. Harrington, Jr., Secretary of
State OF the State of Delaware, do hereby certi-
fy that the foregoing is n correct copy of an act
of the General Assembly of this State, entitled
San Act to raise revenue for this State" passed
at Dover, August H. A. D., 1864 the same
having been compared by me with the original
rolls now in my Office
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my
hand and official seal at Dover, this
tts1 fifteenth day Of August, in the year Of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
sixty four.
SAML. NJ. HARRlsGroN, JE.,
Secretary Of State.
August 16. 1S64-3mos.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23
MR. EDITOR

bHAHvhb1 august 1oln, loUl
MR. EplIoR
Pursuant 10 adjournment the
Sussex County Association Of Odd Fellows, met
on Thursday the llth inst, at Hebron Lodge.
No. IA, at Seaford, Delaware, at 2 o'clock
After transacting business the Association went
into public procession, marching through the
principal streets Of Seaford accompanied by the
Brass Band, No. !, from Laurel, which dis
coursed excellent music. The Association then
proceeded to a beautiful grove on the outskirts
OF the town, where they were agreesbly enter
tained by an address by Grand Representative
Geo. t. Kay. The Association then repaired to
the hotel of ]. l.. ColbourD, where sumptuous
repast was prepared for the occasion. The As.
soeiation again met at the Lodge room al eight
o'clock. Several questions of interest to the
Order were ably discussed. After trausactiuu
what business that was brought before it, the
Association adjourned to meet at Atlantic Lodge
on the second Thursday in November. After
adjournment we formed in line, and marched to
new building erected by Messrs. Hairgrove
I hopkins, where the ladies of Seaford- God
6Ies' hem-had prepared o magnificent refresh.
ment table, and each did ample justice to whal
was get before him. The band 10 The meantim,
played several lively airs. Complimentary I'D
dresses to the ladies, were delivered by Pas
Grand Representative Stuart, and others
These grand professions Of Odd Fellows seen
to inspire new zeal in every member, and bi,
fair to be of much advantage to the Order
I. X. T.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Wilmington Coal Gas sfooI,

WI y, !, ss l9ld at Public sAis on SATURDAY u,
Ia pAh Vs ovTOBEk, 1854, at o'clock p N @ '17 lHsi
Lstst1 ar VIM wyVWns s described property, Dlnt t '
ceased WV 'u' Guy oi Wilmington a.
uiSs No / lot of land situated ON tho ea.l.rv .,
sstNet sss street. and fronting on the nortns .D7
fnteenth street, fronting 81 foet On F,,,,s hio %
sAenans back that width about al eas, w., sl.l'.
is ~, w 9r whl'h IS erected two atoy brict so
no. =. lot OF land adjoining No. / on ii,o,..,,
aneb ~ Mfnteen,h .. street and Bridge strrat i, t{
iuuav4 on Fiteenth street, aud 20 fell on II ~, ''
WA'shtulhg gAsk to tho aorosaii Raci) on Nh y
lam s'oy D,les dwelling sna store, formerly de- M
no. 3, A lot Of land and two sto-y brist n,
sItuA.ea s.ha on bridSe street. adjolnining No q w.
iaenss W.. front On bridge street, exeliins h ii.
n No !. two story bric, house and lot 4 iaol.a..
49,, vn 'ne ,ontheiiy side # Thirteenth street M, .
,cenb sirast snd Orange streets l9 fst front VA M
$40, no o a Triangular lot Of ard bounimi ly
syactsa "rvs.n r Street and Bridge Street, ON With
beng ~ iest on King Street iii fert on uit 'hon
| 81 lest on Fifteenth Street. -I''' t'l
No. o, lot Of land elugta an a., ~,
French Street between Eleventh and pweir si, y S'
isss . 'nsass s e. iIont on French 81 cot extenine
'r,elea Frame dwelling No. lies '' ""'N
NO 4. A lot toi land situate al the N. v c,rn.rsf
sa, @ a,a s,vheh Streets being 10 iet front n- r
sues' snd oI feet Inches urt ,cnjb stro ''''l
NO Is The equal UNDIVIDED thteetour,I, ,..,
share Of lot Of land and frame dweln. snat.P Pu,
norihery hde of fourteenth straet i.',1"p i"p " U'
and Walnut streets adjoining No a. "a f,,t ,, 'N
street, extending back thai with 4i lef '''''NN
No. D. lot Of liant an tAe e,l.ly ,
Orange street, al the distance nj o. Ge,. son,sry m
Fourteenth street. Il feat front On Crane, il =! "
ing bAcb that width 100 f,nt. ''F''' 'NHll g
NO ~. Ihe equal, undivided, lmlt rarI or sbar...
two story brick dwelling aud loi Of lani ntoGec,
eAslsrly side q King street boiween siatb all .,'.,
Streets NO 6l2 ~ feet hnut On Ring tue,t. ,s ,.
back thst width one bundled and ian i,i '4'N
No. II. Frame able at the c,fn.r ot Ftt,....
and King Streets, ION grolut Of Thalta. s
sad stable being 20 feet trout by 10 aei dc,u yt
mouse adJoinins now occupied hy WiHiam as.1,t. ''
~ No, IL frame cooper rhop On land ~ aAbi ill., .
NewIin, adjoining No, II = fet lront on kim sti I
IL feet deep on kouileenth Street, now 6retis,, IT,
II. SchOen a Co. 4"" Wy Wa
No. lS. A large frame Cooper tl,p en ,I,., ,,,s..
aeurtesnth aud Walnut Slree-, (ou land uf jln d
ratnmD - by ~ feet and orcupisl by Uurnenns XIX
CeA Gas Company. " ""u'' i
TERMS. Ten per csn', on day Of sale tiae..lf d..
aud Mortgage. 'V' ll
ftAft
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23
VNUs h NhNNhhD q DNUl
Wilmington, August 18th, lS64.-tf
Diamond State Lodge, No. a, I. O. ofG. T

FtNHA'NNhNNt AHb august iUilt lcOfs
WHEREAS, Ii Las been our misfortune TO lose
by death one Of our most valued aud esteemed
brothers, jcnN l.. BooTnE, while nobly and
courageously battling for our Flag, the Banner
of the Free aud whereas, the said brother did
not only die MS a hero, but having faithfully and
conscientiousy kept his pledge of total absti-
neuce, thereby proving himself worthy Good
Iemplar. Be it, therefore,
RESOLVED, That we as a Lodge, mourn sincere.
ly his loss by placing his name conspicuously On
our charter the Inter being already draped in
mourning, in order that the sight Of his nume
may keep bis memory continually in our mind.
Resotpei, That copy of these resolutions be
forwarded by our Secretary, to the commanding
officer of Company C, purnell Cavalry, of which
Company tho deceased was a member. to be
read to his late companions in arms, also that a
copy of them be sent to the parents of the de-
ceased published in our city papers and in the
Cecil Whig,
EDwARD c. LEFEvRE, Chairman.
CeeR Wig please copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23
DIED.

SCHULTZ this city, en- tho Goth inst,
CHAELEs, son of Samuel W. and Ann n.
Schultz, aged II months and 20 days. Ian
caster Express please copy.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23

MERCHANTS AND CONSUMERS of Dry Goods
will please read the following; A large aud
extensive assortment of Dry Goods, Carpetss
Oil Cloths, Mating, Window Shades, Sc, to be
sold below Philadelphia prices, to dispose of the
stock of the firm of John s. Keuuard & Brother,
on the account of the death of the Senior part
ner, AS tue stock is very large, inducements
will be offered for cash so as to reduce ii as
much as possible by the first OF October, at
which time it is desired to close the business of
the old hrm.
All persons will Immediately call and settle
their accounts, aud all bills against the firm
presented for payment
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23

A PLOT TO AssAssIsATE Gen. BuRRa1paE.-
THE DlsLoYALIsTs OF kEHTucKY.-The Cincin-
matt Commercial says:
"On Saturday last man calling himself
George a. Mason arrived here from Lexington.
Kentucky. ln the evening he made himself
noticeable at Il house on Sixth Street.-The Free
and Easy we helIevv--by hcaping all the abuse
his tongue was capable upon cur Government,
the Administration, and the soldiers in the field
AT the same place he made the acquaintance Of
certain party whom he supposed to be, like
himself, an Englishman. Seeming to place CON
hdence in this new acquaintance, he took him
into private apartment, where after indulginp
in little more abuse, he unfolded to him a plap
OF rather startling character-vi2: the assa aHina.
tion of Major General Burbrdge, who has Of
late rendered himself 50 olous to the Seces-
Bioniss of Kentucky. General Burbridee an
peared to have large share in the fellows stock
| Of hate Judging from epthets which he received
ia the course Of the mans whispered conversation
with his oonadaut.
After explaining his plan-wheh was to kill
the General with an air gun-NIason offered hi,
companion live hundred dollars in gold if h,
would undertake the job OF assassination, Til,
| party TO whom t4s Infamous proposition WA,
thus made desired time to reflect thereon agreed
to meet Mason at the corner of Sixth and Vint
streets the following Sunday morning al nine
O'Clock. Ihey then parted, Mason leaving III,
place while the other went to the Ninth stree
station, and divulged the affair to Lieut.. MeGrev
and Sergeant Robinson, who, with commendablt
promptiInde, accompanied him to tho point .
meeting at The appointed heur, and arreste,
Mason. Upon the examination Of the prisoner
person papers and notes were found showing hin
to be an Englishman by birth; that he had beel
two years in the rebel army that he was iul
prisoned III the Old Capitol prison, and tbs
since his release he has travelled all over tb
West and South and the Canadas, passed fre
quently through our lines. About his peryol
there were found also heavy revolver, sluug-
shot, and some money, including a considera6l,
amount in gold. Mason will be held to awai
| advices from the proner nnlhnriiies
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23
DEPUTY cOLLECTOR,s NorIcr

Notice Is hereby given that will attend Al
office, No. GIG Market Street, Wilmington, On
AMI after the 24th day of August, 1864, uuu
,Ae l5,h day of September, 1864, to receive the
taxes upon ,he ounual list for 1864, as compiisel
in the foregoing notice Of the Collector
JOHN p. HlLYARD,
Deputy Collector First Division.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-23
No. 8 East Third Street,
Where all are invited t. call. mar Ely
Trustees Sale of Real Hstats.

Trustees Sale of Real Estatg
By virtue of 8 decree of tho Court OF Chane,rJ o.
State Of Delaware In and tor New CaMle County. uia
the twelfth day of May, A, d. lssL VIII tecAfossl w
sale ut Public Vendue, on SATURDAY, tla $50 aag +
September next, Al ~ o'clock A. NJ, in th,ci H W
minrton, at the Hotel Of John Foster loprlsa the is
HAl)
An that certain lot or piece oflanl tu4iad in ihd
OF Wilmington (wlth three stnty brink ariitf ih"n
on erecte1l bounded and de-crlel sH follow, tosIt
Beginning at of land. Formerly u Justl
Wsll, the northern side Ot Fourth at tire ds'arrs5
feet from the eastern side u Poplar srs onrH i o
line Of said lOt north ~ deg east 10 lr, 10 the u
side ofa alley TO be by Justin Pierce prmtr osp
laid out and Tor pubic alley passage wAg ~ lt
wide through the square, Themes by sail s1tcf eal
south 5S deg east 20 feet stake; thence
new line parallel with the first described line and
Poplar street. south u deg, west no feet to thi alr
side Of Fourth street, and thence IN rrhy n1th h5
west 20 feet (, the place II beginning, rNntnin' fN
thousand two hundred feet Of land be he san'e mun"
less.
Atttendancs will be given and terms Of saemadekupNo
at the time aud place aforesaid by tho uudct6sai s.
Trustee appointed by the Court 10 Ciiec the stid a
his Attorney. JNO C. PATTERSON, Irhflec Nca
p s. The above lloufa and lot VIII h. gold far crN
snbiect 10 the approval Of the CHANCELLOR iuhest 10
pro-eNsting mortgage lien Of $1,000 II cuuinsi by
Cuaucsllor an unquestiOnahlu title viii ti given,
jy2B-tsi J, o. r., lrusic