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pEsgRAcEFUL

T. A. HAMILTON has been sent to
Washington BY the Legislature, as one
OF a Joint Committee, to wait on the
President and ask the intervention Of
United States troops, TO preserve the
peace in Tennessee during the election.
The Radicals Of Tennessee seem bent on
recognizing merit only in those OF their
party who have outraged the law and sll
the ~deoeneies and amenities Of life. They
must not grumble il, in the course Of the
campaign, Democratic speakers eharae-
teriZe them, one and 81, as Of this
scoundrel's stamp, when thus they send
him to the national capital, n Of their
representative men. 1t Is an insult to
President JOHNSON, to ask him to receive
this perjurer, Eugsr-thief and seiEeoE-
victed liar.
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sE. PEND Eros ON TmE PUBLIC
DEBF.

ER. PEND ErON on TEE PUBLIC
DEBF.
Mr.. PENDLEToN, in enc Of his recent
powerful and convincing speeches, pre-
scented the following picture Of Radical
rule and It's Consequences upon the peo-
pie and their interests. He said 1.-THE
Radicals have not only perverted our
government, but have bankrupted the
country. During these three years Of
"pesce we have collected fifteen hun
"dred and ninety-four millions Of dol
" liars. Oae hundred and twenty-four
millions Of this have been paid on sc-
"count Of the debt. What has become Of
"ths rest2 Fourteen hundred and TWEEN
"ty millions vanished, who knows
/" where, in three years! 1t has gone,
"most of it, to the 'Freedman's Bureau
" and to the costly military govern
" ments 60 needlessly kept no in ten
" Estates. 1t has gone to support the
go constitutional amendments Of Con-
"grsss, the scheme Of negro suffrage, and
I" Unsuitable carpet-bsggers! Fifteen hun
"dred and ninety-fonr million dollars !
THAT is more than 0Re-tenth OF all the
property in the country-mOney,
"crops, houses, railroads, farms, tools,
"and everything else Great Britain,
during thess same three years, spent
F" one-thtrtjeth, and France oae-fortieth
" Of her resources. II you are assessed
on ali of it, it amounts to $94 IS q
" head for every one of as. Our debt
"under Radical rule exceeds in its bur
I" then that of any other country"
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, September 9.-on Monday night the
Police arrested a man named Augustine operne
at his lodgings IN this city, or suspicion OF con-
nection with the Fenians. He was arraigned
for preliminary examination, and the Police
man who arrested him testified TO finding q
large quantity OF small arms and ammunition
secreted on the premises. The prisoner was re-
manded for trial.
Jefferson Davis has arrived here from Liver
pool.
PARIS, September 9-pfspatches from Mad
rid state that the Spanish Government is TAX
ing extraordinary precautions to guard against
any outbreak. Nan disaffscted officers in the
army here have been removed.
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SOUTR CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, September 9-The Legislature to-
day passed a bill pledsing the taxes collected
for The redemption Of the bills receivable is
sued by the state also a bill to aid the Blue
Ridge Railroad.
The Republican Convention elected Elliott,
tcoIoTedD permanent chairman. A committee
was appointed 20 prepare an address TO the
people Of the STATE. A. S. Wallace, of York,
was nominated as the Radical candidate for
from the sixth district.
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GEN. FORREST Din nor VISIT FORT


GEN. FORREST Did NOT VISIT FORT
PILLOW.
We ara authorized 20 say chat General
FORREST did not visit Fort Pillow VITA
the correspondent CT the Cincinnati
Commercial, as that gentleman insists
in his letter Of The Sd inst. In an inter-
view with this correspondent in Mem
phis, the General recited some of the
facts, and the truth, relstive to the go
called aFort Pillow Massacre with
which and some extracts from the work
on "ForrestsG avalry5hhe manufactured
an interesting letter, if only the false
hood Of Gen. FORESTS presence had
been omitted. But We presume the cor
respondent knows his business aud what
line Of procedure will best subserve the
interests Of the Cincinnati Daily Com
mercjdL,
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MILAN, BOWLING CO.,
COTTON FAOTO RS,
General Commission Merchants,
No. 25O Front Street,
UP STAIRS1 MEMPHIS, TENN.
MEMPH1s, TENN., september l,

MEMPHIS, TENN, September l, 1865.
DEAR SIR: Referring to the above card, we
IL beg to inform y0u that We have this day
entered into q e-Opartnership, under the aooVs
style and firm, for the purpose OF transac5nge
General Commission Business In al Its
branches.
Having had an active experience In the same
for the past twelve years, We natter ourselves
thai We will be able 20 give sattsfactlon IN AL
business fntrustsd to US; and we respectfully
solicit the patronage OF our oId rieous. ana
bons nv strict attention to business, and faith
mi adherenee TO Instructions, TO gain many
new ones.
49,, menfs IN store or on bills ladfng, and will
M YOUR orders TOR any article In this market
At the lowest CASH prices.
HoDing to hear from you, and to recsive .
share OF your patronage, We are,
You respectfully,
as 2vdAE MILAN, Bowling co,
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PITTsBURG.

P1TrsBuRG septenber9.-The scullirg match
OF five miles for a purss Of s2OcO and the cham
pionship of America, between Walter Brown,
of Portland, Ne, and Henry Coulter, OF Mesa
chusetts, to-day, resulted IN favor OF Brown by
about two minutes. The race was rOwed six
mics above the city, and was entirely : fair
and square," The most reliable lime given is
SS:45-ths fastest on record.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, September 9.-The state De-
partment has been Officially informed by the
Consul at Toronto that judgment has been PRO-
nounced in favor OF the United States, in the
suit against Mr.. Boyd and others, in the post
age stamp case.
The Commissioners of Indian Affairs left
Washington to-day on business for the Indians
in the West. Col. MIX Conner o~ficiates ad in
terim,
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james Upper, q distinguished citi-
zen of SummerviIle, S. C., died last Fri
day. He was a leading lawyer Of his
State and filed many offices of honor
and trust during q lifetime distinguished
for duty and " obedience to God.n
The new Prince of Greece, son of
Q1een Olga, was ehristened on the day
OF his birth Constantine Henry Demos
themes, and the populaee were mad with
joy over the event. An heir to the
Greek throne has not been born before
for over four centuries.
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OBITUARY.

SNEED-Uied, at lagrange, Tenn, on the
Z7th August, 1888, JULIA IA LOR SNEED, only
year Of her age.
ii a sunbeam she fell upon our heart, and
for a few brief ~ nmers made them bright and
glad. Like q sunbeam she has sped away,
The tendrils of our earthly love are sundered-
not broken. They will reach upward and in
tertwine themselves with the heart-strisg 3 OF
the angels, to clasp again the loved and lost
The pilgrimage is well nigh over. tt treasure
is in Heaven the heart would clutch it there
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I'm. l. d. Club.

THE Sth regular weekly meeting Of this Cub
will be held this Wednesday Evening at the
StflIman Hall. AS no able and distinRuished
snaakers have been invited IL need rof ne enc
pected that We will be RECALLED with any forefbIe
and telling remarks upon the occasion. 1t Is 10
ne a strictly business meeting, the tedfum OF
which can be relieved by the members paving
Their dues. Questions In regard TO the demon
stration on the 18th inst. will be
and measures adopted for more efficiently car
ryfng out the programme.
sat - E. NJ MCKEE. x q
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TGOM

MONTGOMERY, Ala, September ga train
of cars on the Montgomery and Mobile Rail
road met with q terrible accident this morning
six miles below Pollard. While crossing Tus-
cumbia river trestIe 1t gave way, \ the three
front cars broke through. Mr.. D. F. Thomas,
express messenger, was instantly killed, and
teveral persons were badly hurt.
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mPORrANr LIE rnrE.

A correspondent writing US from Cam
bridge, Mass, and we'll known in the law
eirclesof cur city and State, whites us
that the letter Of Spinner, q few days
"ago, returning a $40 legal-tender note,
" and his views about the absolute ne
"cesEity Of returning tosPsele payments
becomes Of great Significance taken in
connection with what 1 learn upon
thigh authority, is to be the action Of
the Supreme Court upon the legal-ten-
/" der act. Its TO be declared unconsti-
" tutional this winter, and thus the pub
"Iic debt becomes payable in gold er
I" aeceSsitate rel. Spinner's letter is full
"of meaning"
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REDUGTION on COUNTY TAXES

=
In another part Of this issue we pub
lish e Memorial addressed to the Board
of County Commissioners, bearing the
signatures of influential citizens, a COM
mittee representing q large body Of our
best ~peopIe-best in the sense of labor, Of
work done and results reached. We
hope and believe this petition will re-
ceive some attention st the hands Of the
Board, and that the reduction asked for
will be granted. Men of all parties agree
that we are q taX-ridden people; and,
therefore, to the extent that we are taxed
more than other and opposing commu-
mites, labor under a positive disadvantage
in the work of building q great city.
Whenever possible, this burden should
be decreased. We believe it can be in
this case, and we hope the Commission
ers will anticipate the presentation by
the committee Of the memorial, and
make the reduction prayed for.
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HoNORs FOK MENPHIs PHYSICIANS

HOHORS FOK MEMPHIS PHYSICIANS.
It affords US great pleasure to chronicle
the fact that GEO. Z. GRANT, n. D., an
old and honOred physician of this city,
whose efforts in 1916, lead to the estab-
usbment Of the Memphis Medical COL
lege, and whose professional services,
freely rendered, have widened every year
his circle OF admirers and friends, has,
by direction of the Trustees OF the Col
lege, and by suggestion of the Faculty,
been solicited to accept the honorary and
honorable position of Emeritus Professor
ofthe Principle and Prsetiee Of Medicine.
This is a handsome and digniied recog.
milton Of services rendered, and which we
hope will yet cufminate in as fine 6 med
ical institution as any in the Southwest.
We slso learn, and chronicle with
pleasure, that FRANK A. RAMSAY, MD,
also Of this city, sud 50 well known
throughout the State, has been elected
by the AnthropoIogicaI Slciety, Of Lon
don, England, Local Secretary for
Tennessee, The diploma forwarded DR..
RAMSAY, and which he received a few
days since, bears date at London, May
IS, 1868. We congratulate the Doctor
upon a recognition Of his scientific at
tsinments from so learned q body.
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TROY, September 9-'Che great walking tour
nament on the Park Course, ended At 4 pm,
and was won by Haydoek, IN English 2edes-
triansHho walked 100 miles IN q hours and 81
minutes Payne, OF AIbaDy, walked 1O miles
In q hoursla and 2 minutes.
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A STATUE was recently insugUrated at
Quimper, France, to the memory OF
LsenDec, an eminent French physician,
who WAS born in that place in 1871.
Upwards of one hundred medical mel
attended the ceremony from all parts of
France,
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BY TELEGRAPH.
BALTImORE.
NEW -HAaFPsHERE:

BALTIMORE, September Gov. swami was
to-day nominated by the Democrats Of the
Third district for Congress.
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MARKETS
Nav yark Market.

New EOFk MNrKet
NEW YORK, September s.-CottCn heavy and
lower; sales 1900 bales; uplands 2s923Ee.
Flour &c 10 Ger superfine, State and Western
81 I5@S21. Wheat dull and l92c lower. Com
quiet but steady 81 Is@i "A. Rice and Conee
firm. Sugar firm lO5z9l.Ac. Molasse5 quiet.
Dry Goods-Best makes OF brown sheetings
l6QIO4e standard prints IL, S4gl4 prime
wing Cloth 1S@lSAc; cottOns steady "A Nine
Money market more active but easy
cali loans st95c; sterling 9G9Ae gold 4454934A
old Tennessee b9 ; new 6S4.
New Orleans Harket.
NEW s.SeptemDer g.-Cotton, demand
fair; middlings ZHc sales 6S9; receipts VA
exports i24L, to Boston Sterling 56@57. New
YORK sight par9H premium. sugar and No
refine Sal % : treble extra s. 50aIO so Corn,
none on landing stock IN store Is light white
81 Is choice yellow I7%G. oats steady STOCK
s4m25. Pork steady $50 70. Bacon firm snd
tending upward STOCK all in few hands
shoulders lie; clear kides l6c. Lard, terces
ALc; keg 221ac.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, September 9.-Tobacco quiet,
sales SO hhcs; Tugs 50 25eS Isl medium Leaf
SI3 70. Wheat 81 9AG2. Flour, supertne 81 5p9
7. Corn 9Bag5c. Oats 45@50c. Rye 81 25Gl 30.
Pork S2sa2g 50. Lard I99l9Hc. Bacon, should
ers 1876 clear sides I7Ac; clear rib sides le12c.
81 81 free.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, September g.-Fiour~ unchanged.
Wheat 81 IS. Corn 81. Oats 55c. Whisky held
at 65@7Oc. Pork quiet s29@@ 70. Lard 1919.
Bulk shoulders 1I54c sides l4c. Bacon, should
nc. FIaxseed s. 81. Sugar E49ifc. Csffee 4
@26c.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS. September 9.-TObacco dropping,
lues to bright leaf$S 50G40. FloSr fiat and un-
changed. Wheat 81 S592 80. Corn s2995c. Oats
NJ NArHr [DQHgO ~ nnrnn aHnVrIdaru IIds
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TROY, N. Y.

CoNcORD, September -Ex President Pierce
Is more comfortable this evening, and bis medi-
cal attendants thlnk he may recover.
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OF SUBSCRIPTION /.
MEMPHIS APPEAL

THURSDAY MORNING.. SEPT. 10, Uses
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Tenth Ward Dem0craiIe CIub.
rhe l4th civil District Democratic Club.

The 14th CIVIL BisbriCt UomOcratlc Club.
THE regular N Getting OF the Club will be held
at Louis Hanewer's. on Kerr avenue, on Thurs
day Evening next. The members or the Club.
and all those VINO sympathtze with them IN
their efforts to restore the country to a eOnsti-
tutional basis, are earnestly 1nyitedto attend, as
business of importance will csmc bsrore the
Club. J.E KAY, President.
Ledger copy. sepS 70
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THE NEWS.

EGETHzCOSGREss1ONAL DIsrRIlr
For Congress ~. LEFTNECH.
For EIectoT.---W ". VAUGHAN.
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TENNESSEE

F0r Prsiaeat-HORAFIO SEYMOUR.
For VIcs-FTssideHs- - FRANK p. BLAIR.
Evening star., 1868-08-31
DBOP0SALS FOR GRAPING AND GRAVEL.
LING STREETS IN THE FOURTH WARD
MAYORS OFFICH

WASHINGTON, ID o., Aug. "a, 1853
proposals Will be received at this Office until IL
O'Clock N THU ReDAY, September 5, 1853, for
Grading and Grayslling u street north, from New
act approved June |, 1853.
Also, for Grading and Gravelling street north,
Rom First to Seventh street east under an act ap-
proved April II, 1851.
Also. for Gradir and Gravelling Il street north
mem New Jersey ayepne to Second street east, :,
under an act approved May 81. 1857.
Also, fer Grading and Grayelling ID street north, ,
from New Jersey avenue to Second street east nm
der an act approved May q, 1867.
Aise for Grading and travelling Fourth street
east. from n to street north, under On act ap-
Also. for Grading and Gravelline Third street
east, from Massachusetts avenue TO Z street north,
NJ der an act approved January l6, 1883
The work to be done under the direction OF the
City surveyor. the superi riutendence Of the Com.
missioner OF the Fourth Ward, and tws assistant
Commissioners to be sppointeH by the Mayor.
The gravel to be Of good quality aud free from
The centre street, and tapering to four Inches
properly rolled.
excavation or embaDk ment, that which measures
the most to be paid for only way, either in ex-
cavetion or embsnkment Bidders will also state
the price per square yard fer graveling.
The surplus earth, including sand, gravel, and
stone. 70 be deposited wherever the Ward Com
No part Of the appropriation will be paid until
and Commissioner OF the ward
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
J. H. CRANE,
au Is lot Commissioner Fourth Ward.
Evening star., 1868-08-31
RADwAY'S READY RELIEF
K. r.. r,

Wewill first consider in Its capacity as special
tty our far famed remedy, Radway' Ready Relief,
y symoonIed throughout the civilized world under
the significant ALTERATION X. Y. Il. This remedy
Il happily possessed Of properties that give imme
Tate ann positive proof of its excellence that the
most skeptical can feel its power in Q few secs snds
especially where the sufferer is the victim of ex,
cruciafing pain. IL 10 not q question with this
remedy OF time 10 takes to remove the perceptieu
or sensation OF pain. or Of the cost; for the mo.
ment II ls applied to the part Of the body where
pain exists the patient is relieved y And III the
PAIN ls from an established disease, n cure will
sOon follow.
The Resdy Relief is o vegetable remedy 1t in
sure safe, and innocent 1t Is quicker in subduing
pain and making the patient comfortable than
Morphine, ChlOrofOrm. Ether, Opium or any other
agent Its simplicity Of application renders il a
valuable household necessity, and its usefulness
covers the entire range of family accidents that are
liable 10 occur at any moment. The Ready Relief
shosld be kept in every house for if any injury or
accident occurs TO child or grown person, its use
will prove Of immediate service. II matters not
what the difficulty may be- Burn Scald, Fall.
Bruise, Cut. Wound, Poison, sprain, Strains
Pain, Ache, Cough, Cold, Group, and a hundred
other annoy ances that are constantly taking place
in every family, this READY BELIEF will, in a
few minutes, prove its value. If suddenly seized
with sic ckness, and you have no faith in medicines
but wish for doctor the Ready Relief will su. pend
or check the progress Of the disease once and in
ninety times out of one hundred cure the patient
before the doctor arrives. II can never do harm,
out will always do good.
Evening star., 1868-08-31

Its use in Asiatic Cholera, either as preventive
or cure, Is OF more value to the world than All
other discoveries in vogue.
IL instantly secures rest, stops the Cramps and
Spasms and holds the constituents of the blood to-
gether, equaiZing the circ ulation and preyentinR
the separation OF the wstery constituents from the
other properties OF the bloed, and vomitn
and puTRfDg In yellow Fever it is likewise all
potent, aud with the assistance of Radway's Pills
viii protect those exposed from attacks, and cure
them that may be seized.
In Fever and Ague, Typhoid, Bilious. Scarlet
and other fevers, ais use will always insure
cure.
In Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Gout, Tic Doloreux
Sore Throat, Diptberia. Influenza, in all cases of
Inflammation, the Ready Relief, assisted when re-
9uired with the hesolvent and Pills, viii surely
eject azure.
Evening star., 1868-08-31
IPUBLIc-No. ~


AN ACT making sn appropriation Of money TO
carry into effect the treaty with Russia of
March thirtleth, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven.
Whereas the President Of the United States
on the thirtieth OF March, eighteen hundred aud
slNty-seyen. entered into a treaty with the En-
peror OF Russia, and the Senate ne reafter gave
It's advice and consent to SAID treaty. by the
terms OF which IL was stipulated that in con-
slderaiion Of the cession by the Emperor Of
Russia te the United States OF certain territory
therein Described, the United States shall paw
10 the Emperor OF Russia the sum of seven
million two hundred thousand dollars an com.
ana whereas IL was further stipulated an SAID
treaty that the United States shall accent of
such cessIon, and that certain iuhsbIt ants OF
said territory shall be admitted TO the enloy-
ment Of ell the rights and immunities Of citi-
zens OF the United States: and whereas sad
stipulatiops canrot be carried into full force
and effect except by legislation to which the
consent OF both houses Of Congress Is neces-
sary: Therefore,
BE u enacted by A, .Senate and Poass Of Repr,-
sentdftUes Of u> Tinted States Of zpsertod "a Cow
gress assembled, That there be, and hereby -
appropriated, from any money in the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, seven million aud
two hundred thousand dollars IN coin. 20 fulfil
stIpulatIons contained in the sixth article OF
the treaty with Russia concluded nj Weshiug-
Ington on the thirtieth day OF March. eighteen
hundred and sixty-seven.
Approved, July %, lSss
Evening star., 1868-08-31
DROPOsALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,

WAsHINGTON, August 20, 1858
Proposals will be received for the deli very the
vaults Of the New Building of the Department Of
Agriculture, Of It's TONS or COAL, viz $50
small Sos No. 70 Ss
GEeishsd under the suIe,visios Of an agent Of the
Also, 25 cords Of dry cleft OAK and rs cords of
Bakers PINE WOOD, to be delivered, corded and
Department.
All to be delivered on before the LIST of October
1879
Bids will be received until Il O'Clock noon on
the Seth day of August. 1858 addressed to the Com
% Ia 1or.tdarsd hind;ns a. Az S " y, anc
date the Department reserving the right to reject
all or any portion Of the bids received.
No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence be given Of the ability of the parties
to fill the contract. HORACE CAPRON,
Au 2-td Commissioner
Evening star., 1868-08-31
ELOUR WANTED.

HEADQUARTERS 1sr MILITARY DISTRICT.
Ctfce Chisf Comm ssdry Subsistence,
RICHMOND, Va, August rs, 1853
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once
until FRIDAY, the 4th September, for supplying
the United states Subsistence Department with
ave hundred barrels Flour, on or before the 18th
September
Bids for the different Grades, according to the
Richmond city inspection, will be duly consid
cred.
SAMPLES must accompany proposals, as usual
Conditions, reQuiremt nts and paymert ts as here
tsfore- W. A. ELDERKIN.
Breyet Major and Chief q S,
First Military District
Office; 1915 Cary street, Richmond, Virginia
Evening star., 1868-08-31

THE PROPERTIES OF THE READY Re
LIEF ABE COUNTER-IRBITANT, RUBEFA
CIENT, ANTI.sPAsMeDIC, DIsINFECrANr
ANTIsEPTIO, DIFFUsIyE srIMULANr
TONIC, NERvINE, ANODYNE, AHT-ACIp. ,
Evening star., 1868-08-31
n Q. PAHNr OFFICE.

-. WAsHINGroN- ID. q. August g. lsss
GEORGE MILLRR, of Providence RHODE Ia
land, having peti,ioned fog an extension OF the
patent granted him on the 7th day of Royember
1854, for an Improvement in "Manufacturins
Leather Bsndipg for Machinery" /"
lbs ordered that said petition be heard st this
office on the 18th day of October next Any person
may oppose this extension. Directions, dep0si-
tiope. and other papers should be fled In tbs cs
twenty days before the day OF hearing.
ELISHA FOOTB,
an Is w3W Commiesloper Of psfents