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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-07
actual Capital, f70O,OOO 0 0
AUat1abye ASSETS, 1,I4O,52S I3 6
STATE OF OHIO, AUDITOR OF STATES OFFroE-
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
COLUMBUS, January Slst, 1872.

COLUMBUS, January Slst, 1872
WHEREAS, The Imperial Fire Insurance Com
pany, located at London, in the United Kingdom
OF Great Britain and Ireland, n foreign FiTs n,
surance Company, is possessed of at least tbe
amount Of actual capital required of similar cow
panies formed under the provisions of tbe sct ~,
Titled An act to regulate Insurance Co1npanies ),
passed April 10Th, 1867, and the acts ausndsIoI,r
thereof and supplementary thereto. and bsS AZ
posted with the Auditor of State of the STAT ~
Ohio, IN trust for the benefit and secnrifv ~
ITS policy-holders residing in the State oF
ONO, sum not less than one hundred fbonSa,l
dollars in stocks and securities reouire5 and az
lowed by said acts, and has filed in this ofjice
certified copy of its Charter or Deed of SetfIs1e+
and detailed statement of its assets and IiabiIi
ties, and evidences of investments. and otber-oja
complied with all the requisitons of the said acts
which are applicable TO foreign Fire Insuranca
companies, partnerships and associations.
NoHS therefore. IN pursuance of law Isroas
W Illans, Auditor OF the State of Ohio, do hereby
certlly, that said Company is authorized TO trsnS
act It's appropriate business of Fire and Inland In
suTahee IN this State, in accordance with law dur
ing the current year. The condition and bussiness
"a "a sald company, at the date of such statement
'Oee- 81, ls7i,l is shown as follows:
Amount OF actual paid up Capital 100000 O
amount of available
Assets. ts.'s.................- -...,.. Il4O,52B I3 q
amount of Liabilities,
Except eapital,l including re-
insurance, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SOSl92 10
Amount Of Income for the preeed
ing year in ncash............... 497,97s
Amount Of Expenditures for the
preceding year in cash.......... 1856 10 O
In WITNESS WHEREOF, have hereunto sub.
scr1Ded my name, and caused the seal of nv
L. 81 Office to be affixed the day and year above
written. JAMES WILLIAMS,
Auditor ofState:
Business solicited by
ISAAC NJ, KELLER,
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WE are more than ever satisfied
that the true policy is to await the
action Of the Democracy of the
United States, to be expressed
through their representatives at Bal
timore on the 9th Of July, and abide
the result.-PlaiR Dealer.
"Jes co." with fraction of the
Democratic party eating vegetables
raised at Chappaqua and a few strag-
Cling after the great labor reformer
Davis, the remaining handful are
swinging on the garden gate waiting
in speechless expectation for some
thing to "turn up'' at Baltimore.
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TIE New York Tribune was terri
bly, impressed, with the ruin wrought
by Summers awful storm, and was
moved as follows:
"There is always something of
desperate dignity in hespectacle of
Ajax defying the lightning; but here
we have the lightning striking and
Withering Ajax, which is much
more practicable matter"
For picture Of desperation give
us Sumner; but we have never no.
ticed that the Presidential Ajax was
very badly withered.
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BRIDGE SALES.

"I ILL sell to the lowest responsible bidder on
w the 18th day Of June 1872 at 10 o'clock A. NJ =,
the Job Of constructing q Bridge over the creek,
near the residence Of Emanuel Myers, in BallVille
township.
Also ut 2 o'clock P NJ, same day, the Job of
constructing Bridge over the the erssk near
Mudge's School House.
Speelnaatlons made known on day of sale.
The Commissioners reserve the night Of reject
ing any bid considered incompatible with the in
terests Of the county.
COMMISSIONERS OF sANDUsKY co.
June 4, 1872. 2s-H
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TIE Senior editor is shouting for
Grant, and fessting on Jersey straw
berries and mosquitoes at Philsdel-
phia.
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Hon. S. S. Cox is reported Sc
riously i'll, in Washington.
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New York & Chicago Air Line.


The projected air line railway
from New York to Chicago, gives
our city the opportunity to acquire
additional railroad facilities, under
circumstances more favorable than
have been presented at any previous
time. The company asks local aid
to the amount of five thousand dol
lars per mile, which is only nOmi-
nal sum. The direction of the pro-
posed road makes Norwalk and
Bellevue, points east of us and then
passing three or four miles south of
our city extends on to Napoleon. By
reference to the map it will be seen
that we have no point to compete
with in securing this road, which
would not only place US on a great
east and west through line, but give
US access to the coal regions,
which we so much need.
In fact the latter advantage
is a vital interest, and one which our
city should labor to secure. In tie
case Of the present projected road
we have only to induce the company
to change the course of the road
very little, and with no competing
point to oppose. 1t would seem that
a little effort might secure the road
to US. The advantages to be gained
are worth striving for at all events.
Norwalk and Bellevue have already
in the matter, and will raise |
the amounts required of them. We
ask the attention of our citizens to
this matter, and shall give a more |
comprehensive presentation of the
of the road next week.
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The editor of the Findlay Courier
guesses he is in favor of Greeley, but
don't know for certain.
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ONE more speech from Sumner,
and little castor rhetoric from
Schurz, and Grant would be re-elec-
ted by a unanimous vote.
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VOORHEES, thinks Greeley will be
nominated, at Baltimore.
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TEr follovino choice ex+rs

The following choice extract from
a Tribune article, on Voorhees,, Ter
re, Haute speech, will explain Gree
ley's latest position toward the Dem
ocratic party:
"Of course Mr.. Greeley is a Re
publican. Nobody ever thought of
calling him anything else. If the
Democrats, to secure the success of
a platform they approve, and make
the best use they can of the power
they have, in the circumstances that
surround them, should support him,
they would be doing precisely what
Mr.. Greeley himself has again and
again done for his old antagonists.
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A GREELEY mass meeting was
held in New York on Monday night.
at which Fitzpatrick, Upton and
others talked about scars, false bar
riers and honest Democrats, and
paid touching tributes to the great
hermaphrOdite party recently born.
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Next Monday is the dsy set for
the sdjournm ent of Congress.
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pTOdCu65 SudI4SS Cumu6I IOI LIS LII
fidelity to party and principles in the
following scathing letter:
RoxUBRY, June 1.
DEAR Mr.. SUMNER: 1 owe it to
you to say with all frankness which
sober friendship justifes, that I have
carefully read your speech in the
sharp arrangement of the President
and my conviction is that it is i'll
judged, i'll timed, and SO extravagant
in its charges, and bitter nj it's
personality, as to neutralize
whatever just criticism can
be found in it. It will assuredly
serve the purposes of your worst
foes. The cause of impartial free
dom has the most to fear. Very
many then now are rallying under
the deceptive banner of the Liberal
Republicans, but loyal liberty, up
holding the party with which you
have hitherto been proved to be iden-
titled, will peruse it with deep regret
if not with unfeigned establishment.
Certainly you do not represent Mas
sachusetts in this sweeping impeach-
ment. Your Republican people are
almost q unit for the reelection Of
the man whom you attempt to stain
with crime, and cover with infamy.
You cannot separate General Grant
from the party which put him in the
Presidential chair, and which means
to keep him in it, if it is possible,
another term, being satisfied as to
his ability, integrity, and pat
riotism, and therefore, in stigmatiz-
ing him as ''venal self. seeker, and
an "unscrupulous usurper" you vir-
tually pronounce it to be equally
corrupt and untrustworthy. This you
have a right to do on your own res
possibility, if you must, but in so do
ing you will find yourself for the
first time in marked opposition to
the sentiment of Massachusetts, as
its Senator in Congress, and sur
rounded by others who have been
your deadlest enemies, occupying,
as do, an outside position.
I write this, not under party bias,
but only because 1 feel constrained
in this manner, to free my mind,
and as proof of my friendship re-
ceive it in the spirit which has dicta-
ted it.
Faithfully and Respectfully yours,
WM. LLOYD GARRISON
To Hon. CHARLES SUMNER.
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TEE Cincinnati Commercial had
forgotten that the Liberal nominee
for vice-President had not formally
accepted the nomination, and thinks
that his letter of acceptance win be
wholly satisfactory to his Eve hund-
red Kensusky cousins,
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PRESIDENT GRANT was nominated
at Philadelphia by acclamation.
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DIesOLUTION NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore existing under the
firm name of West, Haynes & Co., is this dav
dissolved by mutual consent. Persons having
claims against the firm are requested to present
them for payment, and those indebted viii plea se
make immediate settlement.
WEST, HAYNES & co.
Fremont, o., May q, 1877. 2I-2i
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ALL Kinds of Goods are
SOLD AT BARGAINS!
TO TIE CITY TRADE

TO THE CITY TRADE.
Those living in the city will find it
TO their interest to take advantage
Of this great sale and buy their
Spring and Summer Dry Goods at
lower prices than they have had
since the war.
No HH17s6ICgl 4 Sure SGLel
Compare prices before you buy
elsewhere.
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sTRAYED.

~ FROM the premises Of the subscriber In
~ Madison Township, May 7th. 1879, q Bay
Mare Colt two years old, tall, slim with enc white
foot and sWeeneyed in the left shoulder. Any per-
son giving information Of the same will be suitably
rewarded. ANDREW BIDDLE,
1924 Gibsonburg, Sandusky Co., o.
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IMPROVEMENT NOTICE,
IMPROVEMENT NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the following res
u olution was adopted by the City Council Of FIRE.
mont, May 2S, 1873
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this council
ttWo-thirds Of all the members concurringl It is
deemed necessary TO grade and improve Rowland
street, to conform TO the established grade Of said
street, In accordance with the plans and prohles on
file in the Office Of the city clerk.
GEORGE J. KREBS, City Clerk
May 81, 1872. 1928.
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Nep advertisements,
IMPRoVRMENT NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following res
IN ton was adopted by the City Council, of FIRE.
mont, June 3, 1879.
Resolved, That in the opinion of this Council,
ttwO-thirds Of all the mem5 ers cOncurringl it is
deemed necessary to grade, gravel and improve so
much Of Birchard Avenue, as lies between Buck
land Avenue and Monroe street.
GECRGEJ. KREBS,
June 7, 1872. 1924 City Clerk.
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WANTED.

TWO RoOMS-One for reception, the other for
consultation; to be same floor, near the
business center Of the city. Address W, care of
this Office. 22tf
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EXAMINE OUR

Stripe and Figured Japanese Poplins,
Black Alpacas, Dress Linens,
Table Linens, Fine Dress
Goods, Stripe and
Figured Piques,
Black Silks,
Great Stacks of Cslicos and Muslins.
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

Secretary of Stats-ALLEN 7. WIKoFF.
JUDGE of Supreme CotTt-JOHN WELOH+
Board Pub. .WoTES-RICHARD r. PORTER.
PRESIDENTIAL BLEOToRs.
JOHN,C. LEE, ALPHoNso HART.
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1oaAN pnFHNps eRANT:

A Short Impromptu Speech by the
Illinois Senator in the Senate on
Saturday.
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THE JOURNAL.
A.z.BALsLzx, BditOr.

FREMONT. OHIO
FRIDAY, yuue Z, 1912.
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WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON, re-
proaches Charles Sumner for his in
fidelity to party and principles in the
following scathing letter:
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CARPETS, &C.:

In order to make room so that we
shall be ready to repair our store by
the middle Of June. We must re-
duce our stock by that time.
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Ncsv A0ve2.tise err eaafs.
Commissioners Nmca ,

sTAUNToN, Va, November 18th, 1872.
TO Samuel D. McCutchan, Executor of Cba,.
G. McCutchan, deceased and Elizabeth McCntcb .
an, Plaintiffs. and Eliza A. NJ Adkins .Jewelt r
Adkins, Alma A. Adkins. Joseph A. Adk;ns Jno
B. Hess, Samuel Paul, Sheriff of Augusta com ntv
and as such, Administrator de 5onts NON of H..
seph Hess, deceased, Leah Hess, Charles HIND.
ley and LeIitia his wife, Aquilla Hess, Milton
Hess, Mary c. Hess, Charles B. Hess, Jemima
Hess, Aurelius Hess, Maggie Hess, James E.
Hess, Anna Hess, and Rosa Hess Defendante
Take Notice, That in pursuance of a decree of
the Circuit Court for Augusta county, rendered
November 9Th. 1872, in a cause therein depend
ing under style of 1NcCutchan's Executor as. Ad-
rms Ems and al, shall, on the 4h Day Of JANUARY
1878, at my office in Staunton, proceed to state
any additional debts which should be paid out of
the funds under The control of the Court in this
cause
AT which time and place you are required to
attend, and all persons holding claims against
SAID fund are required then and there to attend
ana an file with the undersigned proper evidence of
Glven under my hand as Commissioner in
Ghancery Of the said Court, this 18th day of Nov.
1872. j. W. GREEN SMITH
acc o-4w Commissioner
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dec SGT
commissioners Omce,

STAUNTON, VA, November 18th, 1872
To Wesley H. Matheny, Plaintiff, and Patter
son Grcner, Hugh W. shetfey, NJ. g. Hartman,
B. D. Graves and P. B Graves Defendants
Take Notice, That in pursuance of an order of
the Circuit Court for Augusta county rendered
November 10th, 1872 in cause therein depend
ing, under style of Matheny VS.. Greiner and al
shall ON the 9Th Day Of JANUARY, 1873 at my
Office in Staunton, proceed to take, state and set
tle
1st. The number of bonds executed By the De
PENDANT, Patterson Greiner to his Codefendants,
H. W. sheffey and NJ G. Harnan for the pur,
chase mon y Of the house and lot mentioned in
the bill and more fully described in exhibit B
filed with said bll which OF said bonds, if any.
have been paid, and the amounts due respective
~ on those which are outstanding and by whom
said outstanding bonds are now held.
End, The amounts due on the bonds executed
by the defendant B. D. Graves to his Codei en-
dant, Patterson Greiner. on the sale of the afore
said property by the latter to the former, in the
year 1862, and by whom these bonds are now
held.
3rd, The value Of the house and lot in CUES
ton, both fee simple and annual
4th Any other matter deemed pertinent by
myself or desired by any of the parties to be
stated
At which time and place you are required to
attend
Given under my hand as Commissioner IN
Chancery of said court, this 10Th day of Novem
Der, 1872.
J. " GREEN SMITH,
dec 5-4w Commissioner.
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commissioners eeggaee. !

STANTON VA. November 30th, 1872.
To William S. Perry, George T. Robson and
Robert NJ Kyle, Administrators Of David NJ Kyle,
decd. Emily B. White. Executrix of Thomas J.
White. decd. John Paul, Assignee in Bankruptcy
Of Thomas White decd, William B. Cochran,
Thomas Reeves. N J. Buck, John G.. Fulton,
John Pinkerton Mary Brown, Admx of A. W.
Brown. decd. and to the infants Patty G., Thos.
j. Henrietta D., Rosa. and Joseph P. White,
parties Plaintiffs and Defendants in two certain
suits in chancery pending in the Circuit Court for
Augusta county. styled respectively as follows:
Perry VS.. Whites Executrix, and Kyle's Admin
istrator's VS.. Whites Executrx, Sc, which said
causes have been consolidated into one suit and .
to all parties holding liens upon the real estate of
Thomas J. White. decd,
Take Notice, That in pursuance of decree of
the Circuit Court for Augusta county. rendered
at the November Term. 1872 in the aforesaid
causes, shall on the Sh day oeJANUARY. 1873,
at my Office in Stanton, proceed to ascertain
and state all liens binding the real estate Of
Thomas J. White, decd whether forunpaid pur.
chase money, by judgment or otherwise showing
the respective priorities and dignties of said
liens, together with the amount Of each and the
value of the contingent right of dover of Mrs.
Emily White in said real estate-and will al
so state any other account deemed pertinent by
myself or which any party may require to be
stated.
AT which time and place you are required to
attend, and all of said lien creditors of Thomas j.
White. decd, are required then and there to at
tend and file with the undersigned proper evil
dcnce of their claims.
G:vea fss'er nsv lan1 as Comrai -sionar in
t.,..iasJy 81 s4i Count, 33j.i day Of NJ,
Der, 1872.
dec saw j. W. GREEN SMITH, Com.
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dec 5.-4w
Conn ssaassaoner,s Office.

sTAusToN. VA. November 18th. 1872.
To NJ. G. Hartman Plaintiff, and John s. Moor
man, william J. Nelson and John IL. Parkins
Defendants.
Take Notice, That in pursuance of e decree Of
the Circuit Court of Augusta county. rendered
November 4ih, 1870. in q cause therein depend
ing in style of iarmsn Norman and al.
shall on the 3rd Day Of JANUARY, 1873, at my
ofieein Stanton, proceed to take state and set
tie an account Of the purchase money remaining
unpaid by the defendants On the '.tstauntoa i|oua
dry'' property and for the seourement of which
The uendors lien is retained in the deed fled with
Il he bill: together with any other matters which
may deem pertinent, or which any Of the par
ties may equire to be so stated
At which time and place all Of said int crested
parties required to attend; and also all per
so1s holding liens upon the "Staunton Foundry
Property secured as above stated are required
then and there to attend, and file with the under
signed proper evidence of said claims.
Given under my h#nl as Commissioner il
Ghancery Of the Circuit Court for Augusta coun-
ty, this 18th day Of November, 1872
j. ". GREEN SMITH,
dec saw Commissioner.
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s. V. r RIVE learn from Col Splitter,
one of the Directors Of the S. V. r r.. and
who has been engaged for some weeks past
in securing the right of way for the road from
Milford to this place, that he has accomplish
ed the work assigned him with less trouble
than he anticipated-ihe righs of way having
been secured on terms perfectly satisfactory
to all parties.
We notice in the Charlestown Free Press
that bids were received for the work from
Milford to this PLACE. and that the proposals
will be opened in Philadelphia Pege Cou-
r1er.
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Conn ssaFss5osa erss Gesgsea.

sTAUSToN VA. December 3rd, 1872.
To Thornton G. Stout Sc Plaintiff and Eli
Long, Defendant, and to all persons holding liens
upon the real estate of Eli Long
Take Notice, That in pursuance of al order of
the Circuit Court for Augusta county, rendered
at the November term, 1872, in the cause of Eli
Longs creditors VS.. Long, &C.. depending therein
in Chancery, shall on the 18th Day of JANUA-
RY, lS73 at my office in Staunton, proceed to
ascertain and report.
1st. The amounts and the dgnities of all liens
upon the real estate of Eli Long.
2nd, The quantity of land owned by said Long,
subject to said liens and the fee simple and an
nual rental value thereof.
3rd, Any other matter deemed pertinent by
myself or required by the parties to be stated.
At which time ana place you are required to
attend and all of said lien creditors required
then and there to attend and file with the under
signed proper evidence of their claims
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery of said Court, the day and year first
afor esaid. J. W. GREEN SMITH,
dec 5-4w Commissioner.
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Con, s,issionarss asaiee.

STANTON. VA, December 4th, 1872
To Jacob c. Hildebrand. Executor of Abraham
Wenger, deceased, Plaintiff, and Anna Wenger,
widow of Abraham Wenger, deceased, Elias
Wenger. Abraham Kindig and Elizabeth his
wife, john Wenger Peter Wine and Mary his
wife, Barbara Aun Wenger and Susan Wenger,
Defendants.
Take Notice, That in pursuance of an order of
the Circuit Court for Augusta county. rendered
June 11th, 1866. in cause depending therein in
Chancery. shall on the 18th Day of JANUARY
1878. at my Office in Stauuton. proceed to take.
state and settle the accounts of the plaintiff as
Executor aforesaid. from the foot of any accounts
already set led; and ascertain whether said Elk
ecutor is entitled to exoneration to the extent
claimed in his bill on account of lost investments
in Confederate security, together with any other
matter deemed pertinent by myself or required
by the parties to be so stated:
At which time and place you are required to at
tend
Given under my hand as Commissioner in
Chancery of said Court, the day and year first
aforesaid j. W. GREEN SMITH,
dec 5-4w Commissioner
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CoInlmissfomer,s seMice.

1IAoNToN, VA. November, 18TH, 1872.
10 GEO. Hanger, Executor of John Trimble.
deceased, Plaintiff, and Samuel z Taylor, De-
PENDANT, and to all persons holding liens upon
the real estate of Samuel K. Taylor.
7ahs Notice, That in pursuace of q decree of
the Circuit Court for Augusta county, rendered
November 9Th, 1872, in cause therein depend.
ing, under style of 7flmble's E1sculor as. Tuylor,
shall the 7th Day of JANUARY, 1873, at
my office in Staunton, proceed to ascertain and
state,
1st, All debts ofthe defendant Samuel K. Tay =
lor, which are liens upon his real estate. with
their respective priorities.
End, All the real estate owned by the said
Samuel K. Taylor, with the fee simple and annu-.
al rental value of same.
3rd, Any of such other matters as may deem.
pertinent or as may be required by the parties to-
be stated.
At which time and place you required to-
attend and all OF said lien creditors Samuel f..
Taylor, required then and here to attend and
file with the undersigned proper evidence of their
claims.
Given under my hand as Commissioner in.
Chancery of said Court this 29'h day of Novem-
her, 1872. J. w. GREEN SMITH,
dee 5-4w Commissioner.
EG% THE NEW DOUBLE STORE OF