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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06

and when the bystanders rushed upon tho
TWO, and dragged the one from the other, the
great fire-eater lay unconscious upon the
fioor with little triclle of blood oozing
from his lips. He was carried to his hotel; a
vote CT secrecy was passed, and the encoun-
ter hushed up. No one in Richmond, except
that body of men, knew of the circumstance
for six months after Meanwhile, the vic
tim did not recover, He dropped from day
TO day. He became listless, hopeless and
vacant. He was transferred to his own home'
where his convulsions ceased few week
before his death, which was tranquil and
calm
He died without one hope of the success
of the Southern Republic he had aspired to
found and govern; for which he had labored
day and night for twenty five years; to which
he had sacrificed his people, the Union of the
States, and the chosen institutions of the
South-a broken-hearted man-'unwept,
unhonored and unsung."
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06
[From The U lea Daily Observer, Sept. 18th. ]

[From the ica Daily Observer, Sept. 18th
FIRsT PPRMIuM.-By reference 10 the list
which we publish elsewhere, it will be seen that
the Singer s, wing Machines (bolh family and
mnnufaciurinP) carry off the frs premiums from
the State Fair which closes to day. 1t is worthy
of remark that these machines are rarely seen at
lairs aud the Singer Co., have not entered into
the general scramble for premiums which has
characterized the past few years. The agent in
this city saw it, however, 10 come out on this
occasion, in force; and notwithstanding the
competition was sharp-the Wheeler & Wilson,
Grover Baker &c., g., joining in the contest
lit was plain 10 be seen, wAeu the practical
tests were applied that the "plumes" must be
handed over 10 the Singer machines.
Tney are for sale by a. S. Jones, 6l3 Market
street, in this city.
offer the balance of my stock of Straw
Goods OF cost. Msckinaw Sundowns from one
to two dollars. ]. II. WARRINGTON.
FAVE. YOUR MoNEr.-Romember the Delaware
Saving Bank is located at the office of William
McCaulley, Eeq., No 606 Market street, viii
mington, Del, and is opened every day to re-
ceive deposits. All amounts received from one
dollar upwards, and five per cent. interest paid
on the same from the lay of deposit.
WM. MOCAULLEY, President.
JOINS P. RUTH. See'v.
EYE AID EAR.--Prof. j. Isaaos, NJ D., Oou-
list and Aurist, formerly at Ley1cn Holland, is
permanently located ut No. Oil Pine Street,
Philadelphia, where persons afflicted with dis
eRses Of the Eye aud Ear will be scientifically
treated and cured If durable. Artificial Eyes
inserted without pain.
N. B.-The Medical fnculty is invited aR be
has no secrets in his mode Of treatment. jul7 ly
J. c. PIcKELs is constantly receiving China,
Glass and Queensware, such as Tea, Dinner and
Chamber sets, to which he invites the attention
Of his friends and the public generally. He
feels confident that he can suit them with goods
aud prices lie keeps constantly on hand
large and well selected stock Of goods, such as
Plates, Dishes, Tumblers, Pitchers and Fruit
Jars. Do not forget the place, it is 2l3 Market
street. Wilmington, Del
Call and see his stock and make your own
selections. August l-tf.
am selling the balance of my stock of Straw
Goods, Flowers Laces, &C., at cost TO make
room for fall goods.
j Il. WARRINGTON, I'll Market Street.
WILMINGTON LAUNDRY-The public will please
take notice that We have established Patent
Laundry in this city in connection with the
Shirt and Collar Mluufactory Fine Washing and
Ironing, such as Gentlemen's Shirts, Collars,
Cuffs, &c Ladies' Dresses, Garibaldis, Waists,
Skirts, Collars, Cuffs, Undersleeves, &C., will be
done up in superb style, at short notice, and on
reasonable terms for the public generally as
well as for stores. JoHS c. COLE, Agent, Gents
Furnishing Store, No. OH Market st., opposite
City Hall. July26.-tf.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06
WILLIAM L. YANoEY.

A STRANGE STATEMENT-How WILLIAM L.
YANcEY NET HIS DEATH-A PERSONAL
REooNTRE IN THE CONFEDERATE SENATE
-YAHcEY MoRTALLY WoUNDED-AV VoTE
OF SEoREsY PASSED, AND THE AFFAIR
HUsHED UP.
As you enter the cemetery at Montgomery,
and turn to the right, you will perceive CO.
lonnade of maple trees leading off to quiet
glen. Beyond is grassy knoll, and leaving
this to the left you will approach pleasant
level of greensward Here you will be
tempted to pause before a plain slab of white
marble of the most humble description. 1t
bears a simple inscription "William L. Yam
cey." His last words were: ''Put me out OF
sight;" and it is said that he was constantly
muttering, toward his latter end, those linea
of Pope:-
LET me live unseen, unknown,
And unlamented let me die.
Nor mound, nor monument, nor stone
Tell where l lie."
His death was quiet and painless after q
year of acute physical and mental suffering
He was a strict churchman; man of quie
manners; handsome declaimer, and fail
scholar. He was never wealthy, and it il
understood that he left his family without al
independence.
The time has come when the circumstan
ces of his last illness and death, with tn,
occasion which suddenly convulsed a franz
from perfect health into wreck and mer,
shadow, may be mentioned as a historica
fact. William L. Yancey came to his end b,
violence. 1t was toward the close of tn
second session of the first Confederate Con
gress that he broke from the counsels an
influence of Mr.. Davis, and became, wit
Mr.. Henry g. Foote, leader of the opposi
ton. Mr.. Ben Hill, Senator from Georgia
had likewise changed his front, and was re
markable for the earneStness, personal intel
est and persistency with which he sustaine
E the measures of an administration to whic
? his allegiance had been given but late in tn
t day. Mr.. Yancey, it will be remembered
e had returned from an unsuccessful mission
: Europe, and was representing Alabama
2 the Confederate Senate.
9 The question of navy was under discu
l sion in secret session. The debate range
t beyond the parliamentary limits, and Messr
: Yancey and Hill became animated over II
. abstract doctrines of State rights and Il
+ divinity of slavery. High words passed. ar
: finally the lie was given by Mr.. Hill. NJ
: Yancey leaped forward, and, as he aimed
n blow at his adversary, was caught in Il
s arms of the latter, and violently thrown bat
over desk. Mr. Hill is man of wonderf
e muscular development Mr.. Yancey w
=. never very heavy, though 1.-THE and activ
;; IN the fall his spine was seriously injure
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06

Auction Sale,
I ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CARS,
IL ENGINES AND RAILROAD IRON.
lUSrrRn sTArRs MILITARY RAILRoADA
OPP.oE OF AsHtarAAT QuARTRRMAsTBR,
WAsRN0r0S, d @. August II. 1866.
viii be sold at CIlY POINT, VA on WEDNEsD AZ,
oetnher II, at II clock, A. NJ: About four thousand
(4,00O) tons Kiilroid Iron.
AZ PORTSMOUTH, va. on FRIDAY, October 1 l, at
Il NJ; "
Five - iTst-clnss Locomotive Engines.
Alb ut hfiy t5O) Freight Cars and one ~ Passenger
Car. W
At NORFOLK, VA October 10, atbP.M.:
One new Locomotive FngiRo, foot gauge
At ALEXANDRIA, VA Oh TUESDAY, Oo'oher II:
Hy toOl hrs-elass Locomotive Engines, ieet 6 inch
gauge. - -
Eighteen Os) new Platform Cars. i've foot gauge
Twehty.hEe (t5) new Box Cars, five (b) foot gauge
About three hundred and 6fty l35O Box Cars feet
inch gauge.
About Two hundred and thirty gsO) Platform do feet
81 inch gauge.
ASo1t thirty go stock DO, feet 50 in, gauge
IWenly t2O) Passenger DO, " do.
One ~ Wrecking do, d" Do
Two (2) new Trucks
sixty do. do, framed.
Fourteen tl4) Flats,
About two thousand 2,0OO) tons Railroad Irop
sales to commence At ALEX ANDRfA al 10 A. NJ, and
to continue irem day to day until all are sold
Terms; Cash. in Government funds.
Il. l.. ROBINSON
Bray Col. and A. q. NJ
auRlo-Ioolp U. s. Military Railroads
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06
HALTING.

Sir, you speak wisely; ] admit
That Peace is blessed, that War is awful;
And that (if we nobly compass iD
The gain of Commerce is fair and lawful.
grant that siclSles and pruning hooks
Are better than swords or battle-axes;
That wine and honey, aud Art and books,
Fail of the sting of debts and taxes.
But still if (now mark me) it shall chance
That we have traillcked our splendid Anger
For only lean inheritance
OF outward lushness and inward languor-
Why then, say that think 'twere well
If the shock of our armies were not over:
For the Lord made Men to conquer He'll,
And not to fatten, like kline, in clover.
If the Thrift you speak OF, the Peace you
laud,
The tripled gains you count in your
pocket
Clear dawning on us the Truth of God,
Strike dumb the jcering lips that mock it
If they roll the stones from the living tombs
In which the brothers of Christ are tram
pied,
And crown their centuried martyrdoms
With such true crowning as He exampled
If your loud paans DER shotess guns
Mean also Glory unto the Father,
50 that wherever our border runs
Justice and Mercy may run together;
Why, then, answer that very song
You sing 10 tile sweet Peace brooding DER
us,
Cleawng the ether, shall bear along
The added burden of my weak chorus.
Than this, no further; l am aleared
see an Infinite Splendor waiting;
see an Infinite Terror reared
see People hesitating
Between narrowing shibboleth,
And cry that climbs to the sapphire por-
tails;
Between low pNcts that are crammed with
death,
And n covenant with the Immortals.
For Gods dread tongues of terrible fire,
Eating the backness that plucked our
vitals,
And cast us prone in the hungry mlre,
A-choke with agony-what requitalsf
Behold in lowliest human guise
The Master standeth-the hour is going;
We look with straight, incredulous eyes:
Our false lips move-and the cock is crow.
ing.
Certes our creditors need their dues;
But also the Heavens will have just pay
ment
If they arraign us, think we lose
ALI-and not merely food and raiment.
1t hurts (does it not4, when the flaming
knives
Of a mad assassin hew and stab us?
Well-when the Messenger arrives,
Shall we send the NAzARENE-or Barab
basg
RICHARD REALF.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06
A Modern Miracle !

From old aud young from rich and poor from high
t9r9 and owly eomes tho Universal Voice Of praise
sIoILIAN HAIR REVIEWER.
II Is perfect tnd miraculous article. Cure badnefs
Alakes har grow. better dressing than any ''o OF
p)matumn softens brash, dry and wlry hair into
b'autiful slken Treafes But, above all, the great
wonder Is the rApidity with which II restores GRAY
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
Use II few times, and
PREsTl, CHANGE
ihe whltea aud wors looking hair It's youthful
hbauty II does not dye the hair but strikes the
Nnd hlls II with nsw life and colorlng matter
II viii not take leng, dBreeabla rls to prove the
Truth Of this natter he st application will do good
you Will see tho NATURAL COLOR returning every day
DEF0RE You KNOW 1T,
ihe Old gray dlseolored appearance OF the hair will he
locks.
Ask for Halle sellian Hair Renewer no other article
Is a. all like 1t IN fleet. You will fndi
CHEAP 10 DUY. PLEASANT TO TRY,
and sURE TO DO YOU GOOD.
There many mutations. De sure you procure the
genuine manufactured only by r. P. HALL co.
NAahua NJ Il.
For sale by all druggists Augll-em
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.
TIME TABLE.
Commencing Monday, July gath, 1865.

Trains will leave Depot corner BROAD STREET AND
WASH NGroN AYENUE az fellows:
EAPhAss TRilN at 4O5 A. tMoudays exceptsd,)
or Baltimore and Warrington, stopping Al hulngton,
rterryyle HAvre dc Grace, Atsrden lertyia. and
DELAWARE RAIL RoAD TRAIN At TAG A. NJ.
tsunisls exss tell for Salisbury, Milford An4 later
wAYhAIL TRAIN at s.l5 A. NJ, Sundays exeeptsd,) }
Tor baltimore, stoppluB at all regular stations.
EXPRESS TRAIN At 10 r. u (sun lays excepted for
ton, kkiol, Perryyille aud Havfe dc Grace
EApkEss TRAIN ats 55 p 81 (sundays excepted for
Newark Elkton HorhE,st, Psrfyvlle aayre Dc Grace,
PeTryman's, Edgewooi, Msgnolia and stsmmsris Run
wsshagtoa soppns al chester " @ soI9ss Nssa sRa
kistoa, Norlh,East, peryville aad lavfe De Grace.
"a isnsers for tot5sss Monroe, Norfolk, City Point
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
stopping at ali stations between Phlladsphis and vii
Leave Philadelphia at 746, 10 10 A. 400, 90, 90,
IOo and lgOOP NJ Ihe3s0P NJ train connects with Del
The 900 r. NJ. train runs to Psrryviile.
M osVe Mil@lsg9;n st esa sOJ and gao a. h, 20O
w Trda leave, Psrryyille a. 80 A. N. eonnsstlng at
"51niusion WITH the 500 L. N train for PniA phia.
N pa i ioi New uss.lS Leave Philadelphia At7io and
T1k9qdH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave wilmington at 1900 NJ, All, 80 and p.6A p N,
CHESTER For PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Chester 4 a. 43 and lvl4 A NJ, 1880, 2A9,
Feon BALTIMORE no PHILADELPHIA.
rrsss Le''s SaimSre "a y 20 A N Way M4l lIOP ~, RI
P. n. Express - .>F's''' ''-@
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Leave chester Chester at 1854 NJ, l.50and II 90 p. AZ.
wilmington at 5.l3, 935 A. NJ, ass COZ
12.2O r NJ
, SUNDAY TRAINs.
EMPRESS TRAIN at 4.O5 A. a., for Baltimore An
mashintton stopping at WILMINGTON, Perry WILLIE Have
De ,Iisee, Aberdeen, Perryman's and Magnolia.
mum EAPkESS at ll.lb T.. NJ, for baltimore and
mrAshug2ni stopping at Chester, (ior Baltimore and
masshins1on passengers1 Wilmington, Newark, Elkton
Norta East, perryville and Havre dc Grace
ACOOMAODArioN TRAIN at 10 p NJ for WilmiuRton
and Way stations. '-'As'o"
BALTIMORE For PHILADELPHIA
Leave Baltimore at a25 p NJ, stopping a. Havrad,
Grace Perryviile and Wilmington Also stoos At Ekts
Ana newark TO take passengers Philadelphia and est
passehgers fiom Washington or Bamsrel and Chestsr h.
ieaYe PASSENGERS from Baltimore or Washington.
Leave wilmington for Philadelphia at O. 80 2. NJ
Ii. \. KENNEY, Superintendent
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06
CITY nIATTERs.

Delauare State and DelaUare Railroad
Bonds for sale.-R. r. Robinson & Co., cor
ner of Fourth and Market Streets, offer for
sale $14,000 Delaware State Bonds, and
1000 Delaware Railroad First Mortgage
Guarantee Bonds One hundred shares of
Delaware Railroad Stock, forty shares Union
Bank Stock. They also buy and sell at Mar
ket rates zoos list, 2d and Sd series, 10-40's
5-2O's and Certificates of Indebtedness.
JOIN McLear s. Son, No. 6O7 Market Street,
have a number Of desirable dwelling houses
for sale, TO which they invite the attention Of
purchasers
Seuen Thirties, Five Twontios and all
other kinds of Government securities bought
and sold by John McLear & Son, No. 607
Market street. They have also Delaware
State Bonds and Farmers and Union Ma
tional Bank Stock for sale.
THE Soul OF FLowERs.-Poetry has given the
title 10 the living breath Of fragrant blossoms.
and this floral soul-this quintesscence of olfac-
tory luxuries-exists in its full perfection in
Phnlon's "Night. Blooming Cereus." Soldevery-
where.
SEoARs AND ToBAooo.-Bnz & Otto, whole
sale tobacco warehouse, No West FroDt ST.
between Market and Shipley, dealers in ali
kinds Of plug and iiue cut chewing mud smoking
tobacco, clghr', snnil, ana fancy pipes have on
hand variety of Scotch clay pipes by the box.
Agents for Barney, Green & Goa. celebrated
Queen City fue cut chewing tobacco in foil and
bulk, Belle of the Westand other brands. Gar
Teits snuff in kegs aud papers, cut and dry
smoking tobacco in barrels, Diamond State Far
lor match and comu on matches by the gross,
oil Of which they will sell at the lowest prices.
sept26 limo.
AN OLD lady can find board aud very p'eai-
ant room in a tmsl, quiet family aud plea- out
neighbOrhood, by applying ut this flia'
eep 26-at
JonN S. RowBoTnAM alias CnEAp I'm, has
still on hand large st, ok of Dry Goo s, Trim
miugs, Hosiery, Boots aud Shoes. Und.r Shirts
and Drawers Crockery aud Glass W r, ,or
and Table Oil Cloths Tin Ware Pocket tnd
Table Cutlery, Coal Oil anI Coal Oh Lamps,
Buckets, Brooms, Soap, Tobacco pnd u large
stock of desirable goods too numerous 70 inca
tion Give him call and examine Tor your
selves. at biz old stand 506 Market Street.
Open from A NJ, untii 8 P NJ.
N B-Mshler's Herb Bitiets blythe Quart or
Bottle
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06
GOVERNMENT SALES.
C'LOsING SALES
" or
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MuLys.
auARtrRMAsrgR GsNEaAI's OFFICE.

QuARiEBMAsrgR GBNEaAI's OFFICE,
.,, WASHINGTON, d G September %. 1861
Mlll be sold ut public auction during tue month Of
oGIoBEh, 70 the highest bidder at the time aud
NEW YORK.
day.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia. ThursdAy Of Saeh week. 100 Horses each
Philadelphia, Saturday of each week, 100 Muss each
day.
harrisburg, Tuesday oil each week, 100 Mules each
day.
Reading, Tuesday, October $50 Horses
gIeensburg Friday, oc obsr i3, 1850 Horses.
Lancaster, Thursday, Octoter 10, 1850 Horses.
Pitis1urg, Thursday, October 26, $50 Horses.
AlontoWn, Tuesday October 81, 150 Horses.
DELAWARE
M Wilmington, Tuesday Of each week, 100 Horses each
Wilmington Friday of each week 100 Mules each day.
MISSOURI.
ST. Louis, October q, D. s. g. and TO- 100 Mules each
s.. Louis, October H. I2 10, and u $50 Horses each
4 Louis, October "a, 2s 49, a. 2s 80 and al lso Mpos
dIEsBoRo D. c.
Inesday aad Thursday OfeSOh w1st, 100 Horses ,Ach
No sales Of Mules will tako paeeM
wAsHGNGToN, D. C.
Tie animals 10 be sold In October are superior to
any heretofore offered to tho public The minority Of
them are sound and Esrvicsuble.
Hls erpeei hat at Mis ssrtsof sales all Tie surplus
Government animals vii be disp0sedef Buyers should
ner"rs dtaH Memselrss@ @ is ias. opportunity 10 EHT-
Apimals will be sold singly.
Sales TO commence at 10 A. NJ
Terms cash, in United States currency.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet BrgadIsr General in chaiRe
s5p'-stoe Sl First Division, Y. N. q. o.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06
FENIA NIsM IN IRELAND.


The Times in leader saysE"The Irish
Government has at last recognized the exist
ence of the Fenians by an act of polite
rigor AT O'Clock ON Friday night large
force of police was despatched from Dublin
Castle to Parliament Street, where they di-
vided into two bodies and blockaded both
ends of the street Admission was then de-
manded at the office of the Irish People, the
organ of the Fenian brotherhood, but no re-
snonse was given, upon which detachment
Of constables was sent to guard the back en-
trance of the house, and the door was broken
in; ten persons including the proprietor,
were made prisoners and carried under a
strong escort to the College street police sta.
tion, the police remaining in possession oi
the premises. No resistance was offered, and
the only one who protested was man named
Murphy, who described himself as an Ameri
can citizen, and stated that he should invol,
the protection of Mr. Seward. On Saturda,
the prisoners, twenty-one in all, were brough
before the magistrates at the Central polio,
office, and charged with conspiracy and trea
sonable practices, with the view of levyinl
war upon the Queen in Ireland, and severinl
that country from the United Kingdom. 4
remand was thereupon granted until mex
Saturday, and bail was refused. No dstur
bance took place when they were removed.
The Cork Examiner says:-'The most in
tense excitement was caused here on Satur
day by the arrest of large number of pei
sons charged with belonging to the Feniai
brotherhood, A battery of artillery ha
arrived from Ballincallig,n
A telegram from skibbereen, says:-Th
British fleet arrived off Cape Clear on Friday
The Times, Of Tuesday, in 0 leader, ssyl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06
NEWARK ACADEMY.
Prof. Edward D. Porter, Principal.
SESSI0NS--l865.

The buildings and grounds have been placed In
pete order and filled up with new furniture especially
adapted for the comfort and convenience of students
Rooms arc furnished for the Oldest boys In Colleges
private tudy free from the confusion and restraint Of
school room.
The Course of instruction Is thorough and practical
desg ned to at young for admission to best
Colleges, for the active duties Of the farm, shop
counting house,
By the lerAy of ths Board OF Trustees, the Academy
Ia furnished With library Of fl2000 volumes aud o
the best collections Of Chemical aud Philosophical uPpa
ratus in the United etatesthus afordng facilities fol
acquiring complete selsnif and Mathematical sduea-
tiOu far superior TO most schools In our country.
The Lest Teachers will be employed and no lrbol
spared to secure the proper moral mental and physical
training Of the young entrusted TO his care. Term
moderate. For circulars and information address,
EDWARD l.. PORTER,
Newark, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06
THE ART OF LETTER WRITING.
RICHARD REALF.

BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
Few accomplishments are better
Than to write graceful letter;
One that's worth reading:
Vivacious, unconstrained, and free,
Yet made entirely to agree
With the best breeding.
The plan which knowing ones do chalk,
Is, Just to write as you would talk,
But, add to this rule
As you'd talk with something to say,
Not just to pass the time away,
Like prating fool.
Don't tell of ev'ry rain and ache,
And all the medicine you take,
Ailments to control;
And, as pitch you'd shun to handle,
NEEDLE not with noxious scandal,
Poison of the soul
When writing to a country friend,
Some information try to send,
~Of true benefit;
Tell him of Benefits prices low,
And thither, when in town, he'll go,
If man of witt
Our stock being constantly replenished b,
large daily additions, we are enabled to offe
II large assortment of all kinds, styles an
sizes of clothing, at the lowest possibl
prices
TOWER HALL,
No. SIS MARKET STREET,
BENNETT d Co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1865-10-06
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Corrected by q. Chandler 4 Bon.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL
VI ESTATE.
By virtue Of an Order Of the Orphans Court of tho
State Of Delaware In aud for New Castle County made at
the September term, A, d. 1866,
Will be exposed to sale public vendue Tuesday
the thirty FIRST day OF October at o'clock p NJ at the
house Of Samuel W. strickland, in the town Of New
Castle the following described Real Estate to owThree
undivided twelfth parts Of and in certain tract Of
land with two small frame dwellings and frame
barn thereon erected situate, lying and being in
Peneader Hundred. New Castle County, aud State
Of Delaware adjoining lands Of William W. Stewart,
lands Of Matthew Kettewood and other lands, and
taning about two hundred aud twenty-five acres
less being the real Of the minor children Of Isaac
Clark deceased and to be sold for their benefit under
Iald order
Attendance will be given and the terms Of sale made
known the timo and place aforesaid by Ferdinand
Janviar, Esq. Guardian, &C., or by his attorney.
By order Of the Court
Attest sAML GUTHRIE,
oel6ts.w Clerk Orphans Court.