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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1872-05-27
Sundays Dispatches.
NEW YORK CITY.
Shooting ARRAY.

New YORK, May 26.-A terrible
shooting afray occurred at an early
hour this morning in Mercer street, in
which two men were seriously and one
fatally wounded. The facts as far as
can be ascertained are that four men,
Anderson. Gould, Divine and an un-
known, on coming from house OF ILL
repute. were attacked by man named
Gardner.and.anoth man, both ofwhom
were intoxicated. After the passage of
words between the parties Gardners
friend, it is alleged, drew a revolver and
fired five shots. wounding friend and
enemy alike. Gardner was wounded in
the head, hands and abdomen, and can
not recover. Anderson was wounded in
the thigh and sent to the hospital. Di-
vine was wounded in the thigh, but not
dangerously. Gardner s friend escaped,
and Gardner, who was removed to the
hospital, refused to divulge the name
Of his friend.
The Turf
1t is stated that proposition has
been made and accepted to run Long
fellow against Harry Bassett, distance
two miles and half, June fifteenth,
the last day of the spring meeting at
Jerome Park, for twenty thousand
dollars.
The Additional Article.
The Times special from Washington
says: In the Senate, at 9 o'clock last
night, by a vote of AZ to 9, resolution
was passed advising the President to
negotiate the supplemental article to
the Treaty Of Washington. The article
as agreed to is substantially as amended
and reported by the Committee on For
eign Relations One principal amend
ment is a change Of the language cover.
ing the agreement with reference to
indirect claims for the future 80 as to
include all indirect and incidental
claims. In the rule as proposed by
Great Britain, the words "such claims"
were used, and strict interpre-
tation would have confined the
agreement of the parties to such indi-
rect claims only as are subject to the
present controversy. Therefore it is
provided that the rule shall cover in
broader terms that no indirect or incl
dental claims shall be presented by one
nation against the other for failure to
observe neutrality. Whether the article
is in such shape as to be acceptable to
Great Britain remains to be seen. The
President and Secretary Fish were
officially notified of the action Of the
Senate last night, and telegram was
sent by the latter to Minister Schenck,
acquainting him with the facts for the
information Of the British Government.
1t is expected that a response will be
received from London on Monday, when
the Senate will ratfy the additional
article.
Tomorrow evening the corporation
laborers hold mass meeting in
Union Square to demand that the Com
missioners of the parks and public
works pay the standard wages ordered
by the Common Council. The labor
ers have formed a union which now
numbers seven thousand men.
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BASE BALL.

BosroS, Mayi.25.-The base ball
match between the Cleveland Club and
the Red Stockings, which was to have
come of to-day, has been postponed on
account OF 8 storm. The Cleveland
club left this afternoon for New York.
New YORK, May 25.-The game Of
base ball announced for to-day between
the Forest Citys, Of Cleveland, and the
Eckford,, was postponed for one month.
The former club returned home to re-
construct their nine.
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DEs MONIES, IOWA.
Robbing the Mails.

DEs MONIES, Iowa, May 2j.-Phillip
D. Banks, mail contractor and mail
carrier between Clarinda, Iowa, and
Graham, was arrested at Clarinda, yes
terday, for robbing the mails, and was
brought to this city a prisoner. He has
been on the route for fifteen years,
Two mail bags and a number OF rified
letters were found on his person. Sus-
piciou has rested for a long time on >ev,
eral postmasiers in southeastern Iowa,
and the arrest of Barks will relieve
them from much embarrassment
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The Labor Movement Extending.

The labor strikes are extending. On
Monday afternoon a mass meeting Of
all the trades engaged in the strike will
be held at Hall Park, and in the even
ing the Eight Hour League will hold
a meeting. The corporation laborers
will also hold q meeting in Union
Square on the same night to devise
means for securing anincresse q wages
from 500 to $50. The cabinet
makers and upholsterers, on q strike
here, received q telegram from Pitts:
burg announcing a strike there, and
they resolved to send on delegation to
encourage their fellow workmeu. The
upholsterers also resolved to appoint a
delegate TO visit Boston, in company
with the cabinet makers committee,
and cooperate with the workmen there
in a strike next week. The employers
here have shown more opposition to the
cabinet makers than other trades and
the strike will undoubtedly be longaone.
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WASHINGTON.
A Correction.

WASHINGTON, D. G., May 26.-The
statement made some days since in a
portion OF western news that the river
reports Of the Signal Bureau were to be
discontinued after the first OF June, is
incorrect. Instead OF being discontin-
ued, they are to materially improve
on that date, 80 a. to render them Of
even greater value TO the river inter-
ests than at present.
There are no new developments re.
garding
The Supplemental Treaty.
except that the action of the Senate
was communicated to the President by
Secretary Fish, who walked from his
house to the executive mansion for the
purpose of congratulating the Presi-
dent. The Senators to-day express
surprise and indignation at their action
being made public so soon after ad-
journment. 1t is well known that
two dispatches were sent from the Cap
ital to private parties in New York
and London announcing the favorable
action Of the Senate even before the
Seators had left the building.
Consul Recognized.
The President has recognized Oscar
Oldberg as Vice Consul from Sweden
and Norway to Memphis, Tennessee.
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NEW ALBANY.

New ALBANY, IND, May 2j-A tele-
gram from Salem reports that the
Sheriff and large posse Of men left
there to-day to arrest Maddox and his
crowd of desperadoes in Monroe town.
ship. 1t is also reported that one OF
Maddox's sons was wounded in the
wrist by pistol shot from one of the
officers with the Sheriff.
The condition of Sheriff JoLes is
critical. His arm was amputated last
evening, and the surgeons extracted
fifty slugs and balls from the elbow
joint after removing the arm. The ex-
citement is still high.
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entity OF MansIaughter,

JACKSONVILLE, ILL, May 25.-The
trial OF John Babbin. indicted for the
murder of his son, Paul Babbin, was
concluded and given to the jury this
morning, who rendered a verdict OF
guilty OF manslaughter and fixed the
penalty at five years imprisonment in
he penitentiarr
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WASHINGTON.

Threatened Indian Disturbances.
WASHINGTON, May 25.-Gen. Sherl-
dan has forwarded reports to the Secre'
tary Of War containing information that
several tribes OF hostile Indians, includ-
ING about two thousand warriors under
the leadership of the well-known hostile
chiefs Sitting Bull, Long Dog, Four
Horns and others, are concentrating for
an attack on the Northern Pacific Rail
road, the further construction OF which
they declare shall not 60 on. Some OF
the stakes which were laid by the sur
veyors of the road have already been
pulled up. The Indians are reported
to be well armed and equipped for their
hostile operations. a ..
The Treasury Balances
at the close Of business this afternoon
were as follows: Currency, S6,6H, ,37G
coin, S97, ,457, ,lj2. including $25,5lO,7OO
in coin certificates.
The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle and
Sentinel of yesterday says: ave have
reliable advices that number Of influ-
entail Southern gentlemen have been
invited to Washington without informa-
ton as to what they were called for. 1t
has leaked out, however, that the ad-
ministration party has made them a
proposition that if they send delegates
to the Baltimore Convention, Instructed
to demand a Democratic nomi-
ua,ion, or to bolt the Convention in
case it refuses to take that step and
makes other nominations, the admins
tration party will pass a bill to refund
the cotton tax, grant aid to the Atlantic
and Great Western canal OF Georgia
and subsidies to other Southern enter
prises and schemes now before Cons
gress.' -:
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Prussic Acid and Suicide.

FRANKFORT, KY, May 25.-About
l2 to-day John Williams, chiefclerk in
the dry goods house Of Pendery & De-
honey, committed suicide by taking
prussic acid. He lived but a few min
utes after taking the poison. No cause
has been given. Deceased was about
q wears old, aud Of high respectability.
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BROOKLYN.
The Methodist Conference.

BROOKLYN, May 25.-The session Of
the Methodist Conference, to-day, was
devoid OF general interest, and no busi'
ness of importance was transacted. The
vote for mission secretary resulted in
no choice being made. the whole num-
ber of votes cast being 3S7, and no can
didate receiving 1914. the number neces.
sary for choice. The election was
then postponed until Monday, and the
Conference adjourned.
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CHICAGO.
Billiard Match.

CHICAGO, May 26.-The billiard
match between GARNER and Rhines,
on one side, and Parker and Deery on
the other, for a stake Of $500, took
place in Orpheus Hall last evening in
the presence OF about 800 persons,
among them several ladies. The game
was 500 points up, French caroms.
1t lasted three hours and forty FIVE
minutes, and was won by Garnier and
Rhines by q score Of 500 70 3I3.
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CINCINNATI.


CINCINNATI, May 25.-Hilderbrand, d,
the express robber, who has been in
pearly every Jail in the United States,
was taken from Jail here to-day. under
q writ Of habeas corpus, and will leave
for St Louis this afternoon.
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DETROIT.
Presbyterian Assembly.

DETROIT, May 25.-The Presbyterian
General Assembly, in session mere, dis
cussed the question of rotary eldership
all the forenoon, and without coming
TO vote, adjourned until Monday next.
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ANOTHER STORE RoBBED.-The store
OF Amos Lsmasters, on Elk Fork o'
Point Pleasant creek, in Tyler county,
was robbed on Thursday night, 10th
inst An entrance was effected by Dor.
inc of the lock. The thieves succeeded
in carrying Off between four and FIVE
hundred dollars worth OF goods. This
il supposed to be the same band that
robbed the store OF John Clark. in
Wetzcl county, few weeks aro. 1t is
thought in Tyler county that a number
of escaped convlcts from the penitenti.
ary at this place have banded together
and are carrying on wholesale busi-
ness in their robbcries II this il 20
would it not be well for Uncle Tommy
ShaIlcross to 20 down and renew his
acquaintance with some Of them p
.No,RdsuHc Reporter.
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Cut His Throat.

CHICAGO, May 25.-This morning at
halfpast two a barber named Albert
Kestner, who resides at No. l6 English
Street, cut his throat from ear to ear
with a razor. No cause is assigned.
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Execution of Communists.
SPAIN.
The Insurgents.

MADRID, May 25.-The Spanish in
surgents have taken up large portion
of the track Of the Madrid railroad.
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INsU RANCE.
-1 II N a
Fire and Marine Insurance 20,
OF WHEELING.


This company has been in successful oper-
alton six years; continues TO insure against
ALI Kinds. MANUFACTURING Embellishments,
Household Furniture and Personal Proper
" generally, Hulls and Cargoes on the
Western waters, on as favorable terms ~
other sound institutions.
wM. b SIMPSON, President.
J.R. MILLER, Secretary.
OSCARSANDROCH, Agent and Solicitor.
DIRECTORS:
VIM. b, Simpson, VIM. Z. Handlan,
Jno. h. Botsford, J.R. McCortuey,
John l.. Hobbs, {. Z. Brown,
DR.. II. J. Wicsel.
iaaS ..... -...-
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Wants Gr9elcy 60 Withdraw.
CHICAGO, May 25.-The Times, o
this morning, calls upon Greeley II
withdraw.
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a TELEGRAM from Richmond, Va.
Gays that the announcement OF the pas.
sage OF the amnesty bill was received
there with great dls'avor and evide ut
disappointment. As 4 measure 10 in
crease the popularity OF the Admins
tration party in the South il is a total
failure. The great relief needed by
the South in the shape OF amnesty, il
the abolition of the test oath OF March.
1862, which would allow the rank and
file OF the late Confederate army TO hold
federal offices if appointed to any. As
the matter stands, none but the promi-
Sent leaders Of the South are politically
restored, while the great mass are s,iIl
barred from holding the most insignif-
cant cIerkship in the gift Of the federal
government Until this test oath is
abolished there is no actual amnesty.
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Tickets to all principal points In the Eat
and west can be procured nj the Union
Ticket Once, In Mcclure House, and nj the
Station at Bridgeport. -
FIR. MYERS,
nO2l GenI Passenger and Ticket Ageb
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TERRIBLE AND FATAL iCcrDEST-Mr.
Sylvester Car1er, who lived sbou. ten
miles from Parkersburg and about three
miles from the mouth OF Bull Creek, 10
this county, met with terrible accident
on Monday last, causing death very
suddenly. A tree which he had fred
the previous Saturday burnt through
on the same night and fell, lodging in
its descent on another tree. On Monday
morning Mr.. Csrder, while engaged in
cutting down the latter tree. noticed
that the one lodged against had slipped
and was falling. 10 endeavoring 10
make his escape he unfortunately ran
under or too near the descending tree,
which struck him, throwing his breast
across stamp and crushing him be-
tween it and the tree, and killing him
almost MISUNDERSTANDING Journal,
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Ii would respectfully inform the Public
that he has removed his Store and Work
Shop from l05 TO % Main street, ono door
north Of the Bank Of Wheeling.
msr0-ssb GEO. w. Johnson.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
The Proposed Evacuation,

The Proposed Evacuation.
PARIS, May 25.--Thiers visited Ar
mem, the German ambassador, this
forenoon, and discussed the proposed
evacuation.
Execution of COmmunists.
Periser, Coin and Bordin, Commun-
lists, were shot at Camp Swatara, this
morning. They died shouting "Viva
la Commune"
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BALTIMORE & OHIO Z. r. GO.

~ EEHu[MlPASs TRAINS
r. yHwill run by ths following
scheduie on and sltef November 30t, is7i-
Wheeling time:
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh B. r.

~ CH0Up ON AND AFTER NO
- sfXNe VEMBER Is, 1871. Trains
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The Eight.HOur system.

The most brief and successful of the
late strikes has been that of the Ger
man house painters. These men, who
are about 80 in number, struck for the
eight hour system on Thursday, and
Yesterday they were all again employed
on their own terms.
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ARRIVES AT
Parksrsburg.t:3 A. n
Cumberland.2.O "
Baltimore ....S-D /"
Wash. City-l0sI 4"
Philadelphia In p. n.
New York..-a:D I"
sBundays excepted.
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Keeping a Gambling House.

Charles Moody and Samuel Brigg,
were held in five hundred dollars bail
at the Jefferson Market Police Court,
Yesterday, for keeping a gambling house
al 1882 Broadway. \ few nights ago,
it ia said, prominent citizen of Ulster,
and President OF the Ulster County
Bank, was enticed into the place and
robbed OF eighteen thousand dollars.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Exclusively for the Register.
nv the Pacific and Atlantic Line.
Office, ITO Main Street.
Saturdays Dispatches
NEW YORK CITY.
NurderOus Assault.

New YORK, May 25.-A murderous
assault was committed last night by
Commodore Vanderbilts son.in.law,
named Crawford, on Detective Hender-
son. 1t appears that Henderson had
arrested anderbilt's colored coachman,
for having forced white woman into
the Commodores stables, when Craw-
ford interfered and fired two shots from
his revolver. One took effect in Hem
derson's thigh, and the other in the
knee OF man named Ducles, who
WAS passing 10y. Crawford then es-
capped and has not been captured.
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NAIL TRAIN
EA8T-LEAvB
sW healing

sW heeling
daily at....l6D ,. n
ARRIVE At
CumierIand.55pJ A. r.
Parksrsburg-7:25 A"
Baltimore .-..ljs0 y. n
PHILADELPHIA: "
saturdays excepted.
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EAsT-LkAyp
Wheeling
daily at 4. n
ARRIVES AT
Cumberland 2:55 p. n
BSltlmore.--.s:JD "
Wash'n Cityll:l0 /"
Philadelplila2,O0 A. n
New York Bib "
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Important TO the Insured.

The following extract from the New
York Journal Of C0mmcrc: is of great i'm
rortance to holders Of policies upon I'M
burned property in ii,solvcnt companies:
1Amay not be amiss to remind our read
ers that the mere holding of a policy in a
company, that by loss Of It's capital is an
able to respond to its Undertaking, is in
effect complete endorsement Of tine in
solvent institution by the insured linn self
Tins, l.as So, 04n is~uro in fvo
different companies, each Of which has Il
policy of $1,000. If he has loss # $40
600 on the property, the four solvent coln-
panies will each contribute 5000 to his
relief; as the fifth company is iasolycnt
and cannot pay its share Of the loss, he
loses $4,000, receiving but 5000. This
shows that in of fire policy hol Ter
may have more than twice his actual loss
insured in tirst-class companies, and vet
may suffer from the Insolvency of a SIN
gie underwater whose policy he holds
The legitimate method of avoiding this is
to surrender the policy to the insoiycnt
company and have it Cancelled. Where
this cannot be done, an Endorsement bv
the remaining insolvent companies on their
policies, agreeing in case of loss to waive
their claim to average with the policy now
regarded as worthless, will reach the same
result,
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so GOES TIE WORLD

so GOES TIE WORLD
Our varied days pass on and on,
= Our hopes fade unfulfllsd away,
And things which seem the life Of life
Ana aas a. t6s busy hE a Streets
The crowd of pleasure-seekers throng,
Nhe pzppets play, the Snowman calls,
, and gossips chat the whole day long,
And so the world goes on!
Our little dramas come to naught.
Our lives may fail, our'darling plan
May erumble into nothingness
Our frmest castle fall to sand;
And yet they sing and dance
The mouey-makers laugh and shout,
The stars unmindful, still shines bright,
Unconeious that our light is out,
And 20 the world g0e. on!
The house grows sad that once was CAV;
The dear ones seek their Blessed Home
And We may watch and wait in vain
To hear their well-known footsteps come
AID yet the sunlight checks the floor,
And makes the summer shadows long,
The rosebuds at the casment blooms,
Tho bird pours forth his cheerful song.
And SO the world goes on
And God 60, :. and with our woe,
Weaves golden threads of joy and peace
Guarding within His heart of hearts,
Our days of pain, our days of ease
He marks them all-the seeds, the sheaves
The dancers smile, the mourner's tears
AnS keeps them safe-IIis children all
Through all these vernal years,
And SO the world goes on /,
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Real Estate Transfers.

PROM JANUARY TO JANUARY IA, 1872.
Furnished to the PILoT by John Franz
Register of deeds.
Thomas Sladky to Joseph kapr, &C
in swl sec IL town 20 range a.. $40
L. i. Ire I 20 Jas Dambinsky, lot
3, blk 2i9 Manitowoc......... llU
FIR Groll to Fr Doesher lot blk 1872
Manitowoc. $50
Lorenz Nalesh etc to Frauk Morek.
4 Of 81 nw4 sec IS, town u, range
22....................-,.. ............ 2Ou
Margaret Burke to John She1han,
nwI sw1 sec 10, town 90, range % 200
Phillip Miles to John Roemer lot
3. sec i6, town 10, range 2i...... 1000
Nicholas Brown to Joseph Hefrieh
nwi of swl sec l6.town I7,range D 1880
Joseph Helfrich 20 y. Neunig, NJ Of
sci Of SCI sec %. town l., range
23....... ............. ............. %
John Hati4do to John Patersick, 80
ac n3 If swf. sec II, town 81,
range ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. also
Franz Drnch to John Hoil4do, WHO &c
ofe3 Of nw4 sec 20, town 81 range
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,400
Jacob Scherer to John Leschtl 6gac
of vi of set. sec ,. town II, tange
o3.... ........................... 1900
John Leachte sr to John Leachte, Jr.
q VIZ of net, sec "a. town Is, range
Observation-Disclosures. 400
Guttfried Anudt to FIR Lichte, WI #
swf of set, sec 8. town II, range % 675
G BIeling to John Wright, NJ, lot Il,
blk 43, Two Rivers. so
Clarissa b BARLEY to " III ii Croker,
| &C in lot | sec 90. town l9,range
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 80
Wis Leather Co TO Joseph Buda, nwf
of sci, sec 80, town 81, range "a. -
Chas klingholz to Cot Hntze lot ID,
blk SO, Manitowoc Rapids .......... Is
John Speeht TO Gott 1iintze lot blk
50. Nanstowoc Rapids. %
Martin Van Zorn to @ Oft Hintze lot Z,
blk IA, Manitowoc Rapids. ......:.
Gottfried Paul to Michael Acksel,
nwf of nwt, see II town II, range
81, x eh of nwf of net sec 10, town
II, range 2i-...-.......... 10
Michael Acksel 10 Henriette Paul,
nwi of NV sec Il, town IL, range
81. enw3 Of neg, sec 10 town IT,
range ol................ .................. 100
Elizabeth Smith to Louis kohnke, lct
3, subd 81 sWi ofsw4, sec 81, town
q. range ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" l62
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COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
Septemhar ~ 1871

SeplSluoer -. 1911
The following resolution was adopted at
the special session of County Board of Su-
pervlsors, held in the city and county of
Manltowoc, which session commenced the
It'll day Of September inst:
WHEREAs, There are miny mistakes made
by p P. Fuesscnich, while in the Office of
County Clerk therefore.
Resolced, That the present Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors be auth ri1ei to ask
through the four city papers of Manitowoc
that rites holding receipts of p P Fues-
senich, for the redemption of taxes, present
them ut the County Clerks Office to ascer-
tim If the proper entries are made in book 5
Of sale to cancel sid taxes. and that the
present Clerk be authorized to make the
proper entries on sid books, and report
each case to this Board, thereby saving this
county a great amount OF trouble ana ex-
pcnse from Illegal tax deeds
Notice Is hereby given, that the County
Clerk can be found at his office. between the
hours OF a. m. and p. IN each day, ready
and willing to attend to the duties assigned
to him in the fore going resolution
ii. 5. PlERPONT, County Clerk