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NOTICE.
Sale of Real Estate.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d made and signe by carlisle own to
tnp undersigned trustee, dated the z4th day
of November. IS70, and duly acknowledged
an admit d t. record In the r corder's
OH p Of Marshall county, w Va and re-
CIR led in deed book No. 10, folio ls9,
will, on
Saturday,. the 9 lat day Of September
Is ., commencing Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ pro-
cecil TO sell AZ public auction ut the front
door OF the Court House In laid county, two
tracts or parcels Of land situate on the
waters o. Big Wheeling Creek, in Ma shall
county, w Va described as follows tO-wit:
ON. o. sid tracts Of land itoins land
ow ell nv lanes VI. Combs, and l. known
a. the Bald Ea"le tract. containing htty-
nine acres and eighty SIX poles The orher
tract OF land adjoins said BALD Eagle tr oct,
a q contains three acres and twenty-seven
poles, making In tn two tracts siXty-two
acres and one hundred and thirteen poles,
being the same two tracts Of land which
were conveyed TO the said Carlisle Brown
by John Handl n N wife by deed date I
the ith of November, 1870. which ed IL Of
FEC ,rd in the RecOi der's Office OF Marshall
COUNTY
Terms of salN-One-third cash; the BAL
an, in twelve and eighteen months. pur
chaser giving deed of trust on property to
secure deferred p Iyments'
aug 81 w. =. HANDLAS, Trustee.
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New York Money MarGet.

New YORK, September IL, 6 P. NJ
MoNEY-The market was active
and stringent and rates for call loans
to-day advanced from 81 to 7 per cent
per diem. The demand for monev
was very pressing from the stork bro
kers, and continued so until after bank
hours.
GOLD-The market was active and
excited throughout the dav with ire
quent fluctuations hetuean u3salI4!.
The Assistant Treasurer paid to day
SOS 600 on srcount of interest, and
5000 in redemption.
GOVERN vt B0NDS-The
uIsrket Wss lower at the clio !;
United States currency g. at liz 80
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IN SU r An &C .
Life Insurance Co. Of Virginia.
CAPITAL, $4,000.

A. q. McTLWAINE, President.
DAIRY PAUL, D. B. TENANT, Vice
Presidents.
SAMUEL b. PAUL, Secretary.
D p ,CKLER, Consulting Actuary.
Judge JOHN F. LAY, super ntendant OF
Agencies
Hume office Petersburg, Va, with Local
Boards In all the cities OF Virgins, In The
Di>tr CT Of olumDia and In Wet virginia.
lie policies are now generally conceu q
to b. among the most certain and desirable
OF inv'''tments rhis company, managed
on p inciples OF strict economy, offers the
lowest rates OF prem rs consis ent with
safety, and lower. we believe, than any
other ''ompauy doing business In the State.
Its ucce~s is an established fact.
All reserve from premiums a. a security
to the policy holders additional 10 the can
g. al stock IL invested by The local boards,
within that locality Il ON which II Is de
rived.
Being convinced by their knowledge OF
the integrity and prudence at the gentle
men who compose iu Directory, and Nv
Thor, ugh examination OF the p an ~ or .
ganiZlIion tina ! Il In every respect
reliable ,ompany, the rubscribe tizens
OF Wheeling, who have them ewes sup-
scribed TO 1t ok and organiEei A. 10 al
b ard, { ell warranted in cpinnendin Z the
enter rise 10 TN favorable consl GRAFTON
OF the people OF the state.
ROBr q. JORDAN, President
r. W. Eoff, avid Lynn,
II H. Lynn, Geo. X fiugle,
u y uu brd, Geo. r.. BOyd,
WIN Ho2e, Lucius Hoge,
W. 4. Hughes, rurrdn Mendel,
Robert Simpson.
w.. v. HoGE 4 BRO.
General Agents.
DR.. WM. J. BATE. JR..
Med Examiner. RuG}l-b
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Farm of I?8 Acres Of Land
For SAla.

IITUArE ON TIE BETHANY PIKE,
- i've miles rom the CITY OF Wheeling.
Al bsing 4 part of the James Kelly farm
tn Tmp-rve ue"ts consist OF a god two
srorv haved log house, larg- stable, spring
house. sc The land i in high state O.
cr'riy,tion, and has o e-fourth OF mile
n Mt on the o ke. For terms see /. B.
Kelly. On The premis =, or
THOS O'sRIEN, Reat Estate Ag...
auI'g "neeIlnS. w. va.
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Farm for Sale.

DON'T Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY
\ &c. of the very best h II land--'wo
n acres under cultivation-adtoin-
nun M, and a. heph-rd "cMechen AMI Others.
inS Hm on. ami one half miles of Benwoo !,
" 'h, ,aI COUNTY. VIII seli emit or In
~! MN,u snit nurch asers. and give posses zon
10, va IA steIv, w. ". HO9E q BRO,
IN a, In Bailey's Block, Market Street.
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For Sale.

. TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE
~ With seven or eight rooms, on Iacoo
IL ,,reet also a small Frame House with
.,r, rSo MS on jacob street; also new
ppTics House on Eotf street: containing
Dr. D. CONS. l.. u. HUGHES,
lou, Real Estate Agent.
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Island Town Lots For Sale.

Apostle STEAMBOAT LANDING.
u Fifty choice Building Lots, price 500
- san One.third cash; balance In one
nj two wears. Also, the dwelling House
: now reside In, just above suspension
Bridge, on west side VAN "treet.
For particulars, enquire OF
Irr 26tb. 1872, jy2e-h
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For sale.

,TY TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE, ON
\ the Island, lot ninety feet front on Vir-
sinlt street, ~ teet deep; we'll improved
with fruit and flowers.
",yji.b G. L. ZANE.
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HOTEL FOR RENT.
The MoLURE HOUSE HOTEL,
WHEELING, WEST VA.

aS LARGE AND COMMODfOUS
b. h nG,el Is offered for rent. Possession can
Of nv, "a within thirty days The turnit ire
Or nnS H nous can be purchased at private
Pe'ent person or D r ons vii hing 10 engage
sni,a e Hotel business a betteS and more
sitna,ne "ouse cou d not bs found be ng
mar, o in the most eleyible and business
''o the city. Apply to
ANON JOHN MCLURE, -
~et'n Wheeling w Va.
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FOR TENT.
For Rent.

I'VE THREE.SrORY BRICK DWELL
= my at re lowe e Il of Cbapliue street,
s.ap whee lug, known as the .Parsor-
"a belonging 10 the estate Of T. ].
b'noeli, d-ceaseI. Possession can be
,e NJ nrst of October next. Inquire OF
r-PIO-h J. n. NCMECHkN.
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Ch0aDy

Ms KErAILED AT FORTY CENTS
Der her o9shel. The best Flour sold at 80, Is
ara ~ II. CALDWELL :,
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh B. B.

Tickets To all principal points In tne r4s't
and west can be procured st the Union
Ticket Once, In Mcclure House, and at the
station al Bridgeport
FIR MYERS,
jel2 Gent Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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For Rent.

b snaONT GROCERY STAND, STORE
Dyi',"oin and Dwelling corner Market and
atply In streets. Possession given immedi.
IVY WM.H .RRINToN.-
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CrATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circuit curt:

George .. Davenport. Guardian Of the in
hnt heirs oi Jams Y. Caldwell, de-
e,>ed. W. Gaorgr II. Caldwell, A-na L
Caldwell. Bella =. aldwell aid tdmuDd
y Caliweil, infant children OF James Y.
Caldw IT, deceased, and Mary T. Caldwell,
Wow OF sail ia mes Y. Caldwell, de-
ceIS Il. In chancery.
Pursuant 10 de rec entered in the above
NAMED cause on the l0th day OF July 1872,
will, rs Sp' cil Conmiss oner named in
said deere. offer at public Sale at the front
door oI the court House of Ohio county,
West Virginia /, on
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO B. B. 90.

q 9 r PA ~ mo gu N, r ls,,.r'.s
scheduie on and after June I'd, lH2- Wheel.
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Monday, September 8, 1872,

Beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following
de.cIi ed property, that Is 10 sar: The ten
eneut and GROUND pertaining thereIO north
OF nj adjoining the south tenement ON
lot No six o. in square No. nine 49,, on
jacob street; the two south teneinents and
ground pertaining thereto on lots Nos
slxry-,ig I t6S, and sixty n'ne 1897, on oal
street. H. division "F:' lots Nos. eight (Sl
and sixteen Q6l 1 spar No eleven en- !;
lots Nos $ Ven (7l AMI eight (s) in squarr
No.twenty-nn l2D; lots Nos. tour az and
I'VE ~ in quare thirteen Q8; lots Nos
Nv" (j) and six ~ in square No. sixteen ~;
lots Nos ten (l0) and eleven y IN square
No seven cen 90; lots Nos. me (i) and
Two " square No. eighteen 49,: lots Nos
leu lW, eleven Il and twelve (lD In
square 10 twenty-five (2O; lots Nos. one
!hiwo(2) and SevenI eeiI (l0 in 50 are M.
twenty thee (2N; lot No. sixteen (S) In
square No. twenry-four ca the south half
DIVISION F." lots los. ri hty.seven (S),
ri leiy-one (gD, ninety four (gD and ninety
n'e 81 in Division "E," which No. eixhty-
seven % lies at the CORNER of Fairm0nt
and George street aud the OF ers ninety
one l9N ninety four (9i) and ninety i've
.Sl-iron, on No'tn street, and lots Nos.
twenty (1N and thirty-four (3D, on the
south Of airmo1t strest {, IL division "A"
Ter soF SALE-One-fourth OF the pur-
en- sc IN 'ney 10 he paid on the dey OF the
sdiH. the residue on credit OF six, Twelve
a ght en- m 'nths, the purcha ers Civ
.ng OnniS with ecuiity, Gearing interest
nlh he day o sale, and the title TO be re-
ashed until The last payment Is made.
GEORGE q. DAV MORT,
au.S-ei Special Commissioner.
The above sale Is adjourned until SAT-
CRDAi, SEPTEMBER 2s.
GknRlIE UENpnDT
SpLOl Sp'cial Commits inner.
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Terms, 81 3 Mail, in Advance
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,pAIYRBeIsTER.

vnAILYrRRGI6TER. (
One year I. !..Saoe 2 Three uontha.., 90
9iI Months. 400 One month .....,... rs
:" o. iTRJ,WEEKLsY kEGESTER. las
Publishsd 4everyi Tuesday, Thursday and
sIPur~tfEr ieTedl Saturday. DNI|r"'E' 1875 .
One copy, I yr..s4e col One COPY 90
~ ~ WEEKLY REGIkCGR. r..l
0pecopyg 1 yr!ls1SoT RIve ccplssg / yrs 900
One oopy, 6 mos TOO penacohies, Tyr. 1870
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: LI0e6nest SlIKzrs.

I M BAkRkLs HAR9CRUsHEp, Pow.
a nneoAAd fnr ale By II. REIMT
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THE STATE LUN1TIC ASYLUM.
Shall that Institution bo Closed

The following correspondence has taken
place between DR.. ]. A. Ensor, superlntend-
emit of the Lunatic Asylum, and Mr. Niles G.
Parker, State treasurer, concerning the funds
necessary for the sustaining of the Institu-
ton:
OFFICE STATE LUNATIC ASYLUM,
COLUMBIA, april II, 1872.
Niles G.. Parker, State Treasurer:
DEAR SIR-pIease intnrm me whether or
not YOU are able at this time TO pay any pOr-
ton of the appropriation made By the last
Legislature for the support of the Slate
Lunatic Asylum, and II not, how soon you Will
be able to do so! The credit OF the institution
is exhausted. We are no longer able to OBJ
tain supplies Of food or clothing, and a condl-
tion as desperate and disastrous IN its e1ects
upon the institution as 1t is humlliatlng and
dfsgraceful 10 the State. is staring us in the
face, and unless relief is obtained 10 thirty
DAYS, at most, some other disposition must
be made of those who have been placed here
under the care and protection Of the State.
It Is with this view tharI address you to-day,
in order that. In case the State Is unable 10
take care Of her insane, some other provision
may be made Tor their care and protection In
time to prevent the dire calamilies that will
otherwise encompass them. ! need not RI.
mind you that the care Of the Insane Ia re-
garded the first and most. eacred obligation Of
every civilized people. Hoping hat you will
make extraordinary efforts, II necessary, to
discharge that obligation In behalf Of the
peopl. Of this State, In giving that relief 10
The afflicted and suffering inmates Of this In
stitutIon which the honor Of the State, the
behests'of Justice, and the claims Of humanity
alike demand, am, &C.,
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THINGS IN -GREENVILLE.
The Immense Fruit Crop-Candidates
for the soIicitorshfp-The Theological
seminary-Hopes OF Political Ri.
form,
rpRoH DUB OWN CORRESPONDENT

GREESvILLE, 8. G., April 30.
The weather here'is charming, and all ma
ture seems genial. The prospect of fruit OF
all kinds-peaohes, apples, pears, plums,
cherries and quinces-ls exuberant. There
never has been anything like 1t. The trees
cannot sustain their burdens much longer,
and If no frost occurs (aud this Is scarcely TO
be expected) the very abundance may prove
the ruin of the orchards. One-third OF the
present fruit would be sufficient. The gar
dens, too, are unusually promising and for-
ward. Wheat ls In boot.
The industry of the farmers never was sur.
passed. If the diIigent and abundant use OF
fertilizers can do any good, it Will this year:
The sea of troubles In which we are placed
seems TO have awakened all the latent ener-
ries of the agricultural community. The gov
eerament at present is 80 bad that the conVic-
tlou ls almost universal that 1t must soon pass
~away-rhere must be a reaction. And this ID 9
we'll founded hope. The darkest hour Is
before day.
The Airline Railroad is now progressing
with great rapidlty 10 grading and tresulng,
and in October next 1t Is said VIII oe IN opera
ton. Money Is 80 scare that the oldest inhaoi-
tant never knew 1t as much 30. The taxes,
the licenses, the tobacco revenue oficrrs all
are great plaques and pests. and dispose Inc
panple 10 haIa government Itself.
The commencement Of the theological semi.
nary here promises to be u great occasion.
Many distinguished ministers are to oe here on
Sunday next, and the Presbyterian pulpit mas
already been offered to the Baptists for their
use. It is almost certain that South Carolina
will lose that valuable institution.
Politics are 10 q strange state. NO one KNOWS
where he Is or what he is, or what he Will DO.
It is chaotic and formative. The Intelligent
and good will be q unit against the present or
der of things.
Candidates are not yet generally out. Col,
onel W. Z. Perry, the present solicitor, ana
James Birnie, Esq. are declared candidates
for the office Of solicitor. Each county will
have q candidate, it is supposed. / have heard
of Murray and Whitner, of Anderson, and
Cothran, Of Abbevi:le. Ii the Radicals run a
candidate the Democrats or Reform or Con-
servatlves, or Cincinnati men. or what not,
will hav. to concentrate on some one man.
The vote In the judicial district Is very nearly
even. The prospects are a terrible struggle
all over the country, and a complete victory.
Wis medicatrlS nature In politics.
SoMERS.
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I'd support Grant as anybody seIse. iii 3
Davis Is northumberland Illinois, delegates
declare that Davis has been q seandidateffpr q
Democratic nomination for nearly, two ,yeart
past, and that he annot command Repuhlt-
can strength. TrumbulPs strength Is proved
to: be hostile to Davis, to the extent Of going
for any; other candidate anywhere named IN
preference to;him. 81 - -sfe e.ln Flse
Fourth; The, talk of the Liberal editors, is
unanimously against Davis. Mnrat Halste8d
has openly said that, In case Davis. is 1otnf-
mated, his paper will support Grant. Henry
Wstterson Is quoted.as saying. that ~ Davis t
nominated, hetwill seek to rally Kentuckyand
other southern7D Democratic Delegations for
candidate of their own. samuel, Bowless -
known TO oppose Davis D With ll almost 1ost eqqna
Fifth. The New Workers. seems to be,tslk-
ing Davis a good dea1sandt TO ,be maintaining
friendly relations also with PennsyfyaDia.
Sixth. Louisiana, Texas and Alabama dele
Cations are quoted -as3triendiy: tosDaHtess b
evihcIng q dispositioneto act with NeWSYork.
Seventh. There. Is much talk about Horace
Greeley, but his friends are not making any
vehement contest for him. Their policy, so
far as they are said to have one, appears TO be
that of awaiting events; they believe their
favorlte to be the second choice 'tu aiargo:
measure Of both The Adams and Davis men. 4
Eighth. Trumbulrs strength outside OF ILl-s
nofs has not yeG been developed. Grat9 Brown
does not appear to have positive strength out
side of Missouri; Chase has West Virginia, but
Is not generally regarded as apr0ba6le capdi-
date There is no movement as yet for Cox or
Sumner, and but q very small one for Palmer.
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CRIME IN THE STATE.
A Burglary IN Lexington.

ABurglary IN Lexington.
The Dispatch saya: ''On Friday night last
the con.et tionery OF Mr.. 81. L. Hartman, of our
village, was broken into and entered, oy q set
OF thieves, and robbed OF about fifteen dollars
worth Of goods, and three or four dollars IN
money"
Incend,ary Fires In Spartanburg.
The Carolina Spartan ssys: "Within a week
past three dslipg attempts have been made 10
fire The Town. Thu fret attempt was made on
last Wednesday night, when an armlul OF
sbayfpgs was placed on the piazza of the Old
Bomar House, and set on fire. This OLD house
being in the very =. ltre Of The business part or
the town, and o.iug built of wood and very
much decaysd. no point could have been better
selected for a wholesale destruction OF the
town. On Friday night following another
attempt was made to fire the wooden
offices in rear of the law office of Evans d
Bomar, and on Sunday night the incendisry
was caught In the very act of firing the build
ing occupied BY Mr.. LeonhardI as a barroom.
His pame is Lawrence MAJ! OK, q colored bar
Der, who came to this place about a month ago
from Morganttn. North Carolina. The proof
and his own confessions connect him pretty
certainly u ilh all three of The efforts to fire
the town"
Almost a Confiagrntion.
The Abbeville Press Gays that on Sunday
night a clerk of Quarles. Perrin d Co. threw
a match into q spittoOn. This igniled the saw
dust and set fire to the floor. No great harm
done.
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ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO He NEws.l
COLUMBIA, May 2.
Owing to the present financial embarrass-
ment as especially affecting the State instltu-
tlons, prominent members of the Legislature,
numbering among them as one of the most
demanding, Senator Nash, are calculating on
calling at an early day an extra Session. On the
street yesterday they we're heard to say that,
if nothing else was accomplished by this re-
sort, a showing Of where and now the funds
of the State had been applied would be de-
manded. The matter of considering an issue
| of certificates of some nature, If such session
should be called, was also referred to and dis
cussed.
It Is very certain that the return of the State
treasurer to the application for mandamus,
which is to be argued tomorrow, is not at all
satisfactory 10 the superintendent of the Pen
itentlary, and it is generally conceded that
satisfactory overlures will be made to staye
off the investigation that would surely follow
If the court should decide in favor of the rela.
tor. This being the case, the $4,000 warrant,
issued to the superintendent of the Luna
tic Asylum, which, by the way, only covers
past dues to that Institution, would fall far
short of satisfying the pressing necessities OF
Chat institution, and another mandamus and
perhaps another compromise may follow.
The disposition of the superintendent is not to
stop short of what he Is Justly entitled to-, to
meet the pressing demands of the inmates.
The natural result of this will be that the
schools, county BY. county, may come in and
apply for the same wrlts. Pills future Ia both
erlpg the men that have held the strings to
the money bags, and unless they use their
means to borrow, a pretty state Of affairs may
be looked for.
Old politicians are casting about conslde-
rably for the man for the next Governor. A
rumor Ia aloat that Corbtn has slgnl6ed his
willingness to accept the nomination on the
basis of the Cincinnati or-Liberal Republican
movement.
A rumor Is current on the streets tonight
that the Legislature is to be convened In e3-
ira session early in June.
The stockholders OF the GreenVille and Co.
lumbia Railroad met to-day, and elected W..
J. Magrath president, and B. Adger, Z. D.
Wagner, T. Hurley, L. D.. Childs, E. Hope, J..
G. Roatb, j. E. Marley, RS. Mclaughlin, F.
F. Gsvy, ]. L. Orr, a. T. Farmer and Joe
Crews, directors. SALUDA.
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
STATE TREASURY OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, 8. c.. April 90, 1872

j. +. Ensor, Superintendent State Lunaaic Asy.
DEAR SIR Your letter OF the 18th instant,
in which you request information, as to
whether I am able at this time to pay any por-
ton OF the appropriation, made by the last
Legislature fur the support of the State Luna
tic Asylum, and II not, when l shall be-, was
duly received. but the answer has been de.
lsyed on account Of my absence from the city.
In reply ! would slate that the treasury Is
not In funds, and that therefore 1t will be I'M
possible for me at present to make any pay
ments to your institution. The amount of
taxes collected during The last four years has
each year fallen far short Of the demands
made upon the treasury. Heretofore this de-
tciency has been supplied by borrowing
money on State bonds, through thu financial
agent in New York, but that source Of supply,
as You we'll know, is now stopped. In addi-
lion to the fact that the tax levy has been too
small, 1t must be borne In MUD that over a
million dollars has never been collected.
The license law, which was expected to sup.
ply the treasurer during the summer, will do
no more than take up orders that have been
given on the various county treasurers for
salaries of county officers, legislative expen-
ditures, &c. From the best Information TO be
obtained on the subject, 1t appears that, leav-
Ing out Charleston and Richland counties, the
amount that will be realized uIder this act
will not average over five hundred dollars q
quarter for each county.
The sale of delinquent lands'' takes place
on the first Monday in June next, and it is
hoped that a sufficient amount will be received
from that source 10 meet the more pressing
demands against the treasury.
am not unmindful OF the claims of the in
stitution, and will cheerfully and gladly do
anything 10 my power for the good Of Its un-
fortunate inmates.
Hoping and believing that some way will be
devised by which the institution may be main
tanned until the collection of taxes, aud assur-
ing you of any assistance to that end which
IL ia In my power 10 give, I remain, very re-
spectlully yours, NILES q. PARKER,
State Treasurer South Carolina.