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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16
Grs Safer Sfappleon scftOrben.

2pntun, 8. San. (Mittass.) gBis TO-
stsu ppn Gbiislburf tsrthtst wtre, iit
@r- 6atIsr glapoIson tfuts gurmittas um
10 ubr As Winuttn oaIsl1f esIlortsn.
Ssin 3uItano bate fh felt ashsrn be-
peutsno psrfGltmmsrt unb puror BON Den
arr3ten Ihon asfsrn Gbeno fur trtttf1
ertldrt. Die 9ia6t psrbra6te er In fat
polRGnbigsr S6laHcfststt. Ssiut 8rdfte
lhpanrsn RAID babtn unb ss trat puu'
lt1netae Grmattune BET tkm Elm.
Die Na6ri&t pom eem bsrrntii6sn
3uRanc pss Yatientsn bate Otsle leiner
8rsunee unb QnbGussr tsrbsiseiossu,
S6cn felt ssfsrn atenO pimmslts ss In
Gbilslburl pom GrsmUfn, rslhe nit I'm
aspulc bic 6rStIt6sn Bulletins erpartstsn
unb bic erO6is Selprsuib al ben Sag
ltatfn. Ote QsIbsn, Die sr pGbrenb Der
Na&t su erbulpen bate unp pel&s feline
atrstr trpB ibrsr @sfhidthfstt nift lin
bern tonnten, a66ten @llsn, bic I'M ion
partu, has er6bis WitBsfitl elm. @r'
RaiIerln gugsnie lab Die sanje gla6i
binpur6 an ietnsm Bette, wte Te i'm
itsrtaupt felt rem Beainns lstusr Srant'
belt fsts psri0uIi& pflssts. GrOB tbre'
aro6sn SrIbfbsberri&un9 psrrietb ils
drc6en Summer unO tonnte bstm 9sran'
naGrn tsr srfir&tstsn Satafrcp6s tbrrn
Shmar, ntdt ldngsr mrbr justdbalien,
Mud Der tr.failfrli&e 9rtn; uuO bic iib'
risrn ni6ltn Gerwanctsn warren jues.
aen unb au6er pissn unb rinieen psl
intimlisn 5reunbs Ses @r'RaiisrS purGt
Niemano METER in fas Srantsnjtmmel
,uaslaiIen. SortpabrenD lisfen Qnfra9eu
iibsr BEN 3utanb rss patisntsn Elm, auI
meIhe bic AsrSts trins 9InRigs Gntwcri
ssbsn toHntru.
0f9en Icrssn ltsesn bic S1mfrjsn
slwas mad, nasln BON Ca an trat stns
pouf1noiat Grf6lafung int S6rperfsifsnl
prs 8ranfrn elm unb Der puIS wurbs
lhpd6er. GO bausrts tsr 3ufanb stns
3sitIang an un0 Strftltmmsrts fh panu
metr unb mstr. lin 10 lltr nanpsn
frine 9trwanhlsn unp Grtunbs nm itn
Der, I'm nit tummsrp0lsn Sltdsn 3eu'
gen lfinfs Iobssfampfs6 iu psrpsn, unS
nm 10 llbr 40 Ninuten tiinestsn bic
Isr,ts an, Der Grs6aiisr babe auserlit'
ten.
Die 3stt fur 6as p,8ratni6 bss 9r'
tuiisrs NapUIrUn 1T nun bsftmmt f't9s'
feet, DaEslbs piro ant n1bIisn Mttt'
mod 8ormittaas II ubr fattfnrsn.
Yaris, IL. San. 9rGfptnt Saisrs BAL
BEN bouabdrtiftft as1nntsn @snsrGIsn in
rer franSSliihtn grmsr btt 9rldubnib fr-
tbstlt. btm 2stfeubss sdnsnihs bss Gr 8di'
Ifrs NapUIrpn btijuwpbusn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16

Triebricb &cbrabcr,
5atrifant non frruS elnScm Grcuf 8ier. >.
SarlaparilIa unS 4MinrraiwaGtr,
8atrtf in NuIbsrrsfrabe, sRilStn PENN u. 8pU-
ming QSfrue.
@crter, sGIc unb 2aserbier.
in 6IaItsu, tpirb ~ ben uirbriafrn grriirn tIn
@rpBer mad alien pldFen Rsr City tpifsnfrei st-
liefsrt.
Cine Grfatrung grn 25 9atrsn In msiatm @r-
Gdfte bsfdbigt mib, tinsn Sarldparila ~ lie
rru, her alIr aubsrsn 8abrifate iibsrtrit uns ttr
Belunbbett lsbr sutrdsIib IL. Das @efbift frbt
uatsr msinsr psrfTnlitsa 9situns, nne pOIIe !3u-
trtrbsnbttt RirS garanttrt.
Auftra9s, pslGe bel Ssrrn 9pbu 3tibIrr abes-
ssbtn pbtr burt bic pcit MIR ,usslanbt perbsu.
HnSsn prOHPtr SsriiffGh9uns.
26ba 6r. S6rabtr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16

anRtasu. 70 bop itbtr BON i9nsn ntnht-
items slnsn istner Srsunes osrlerssn fann.
Das 6aus ba9sesn ttfddftist 81 Sss
ANTE, nnb ta 60 60 rspublitaniIhe Nit'
sItsbsr in tsmislbtn sIsbi, 70 muB bst'
nats Die 5Glfts fsrIsltsn Isrr ausssbru.
Dem Ourbsr bon ben rtpubIttaniiGsn
NitsItstern aufSsfsahn Src9ramm sc.
mdb wurpsn am Ditnitds Ssn. Qnesr'
ion BON Aas8barg gum Sprstsr brs
Ssnats unp gGm. Gutot gum Sprs&sr
prs Saufss srwdbIt.
Das StImmsn. 8srb6ltnib ifl0 I'm Ct.
nat Is 8spublifansr gegrn IA 9tmptra'
ten, unb i'm 5auif go 8spublttansr ssssn
80 DsmUtratsn. Gen. Neglure BON
YtiIapsIpbia bdIt fb unabbdn8Is.
Der aIts pur&tristsne Yartsisdnssr
Simon Cameron bat aA bic uatetfii,'
,uns BON ,pft Orittsln Ssr rspublitant'
| ftsn RitsIiersr res Ssnats unp 9aulse
| DtVWtti. StiHE HpHIlHAlIpH lW Sbuhup
miro alic 8spib srfOlssn, une bas III
slti6bertutsnp nit grpdbluu8.
Die SuRalIatiun tts nsusn @cupfr'
nsuvs, 0sn. 9artranlt, ipirb an Stsnfas
tfn 21. Sanuar sriol8en.
Die Stbs Der pier ptmoEratii&sn 8t.
praIrntantsn ron 9u;srns County psrpsr
BON itrrn rspubItfanti6en @tgusrn, uu'
ter rem Surssbrn prriibter 8abI'Sstrii
ssrsisu, ansefU&ten. Sbi&pn bic rura'
I6nittlt6s Mfbrtsit fir tsia8ts Osmptra
ttI3s 8sprafsntantsn iibtr 1000 Gtim'
men tetrdst, 70 1T ss bod immsrbin m6s
lilo, bag raottGle 9artsii.htett unp gtm
trrgter 70 nett gsbsn mtrreu, fs ibrei
Sise lu teraubsn. 8frsite tlt befAlU1
! fen, pisr Gummittstn ;u srusnnsn, fur is'
ben bsitttttsnen Sib siue bsipnrers, Oh
ltpn tas 3susutb In allen 8dafn esuar
paII.lte fstn wirO. Die SUfsn perbsr
earura gan, unnStttBsr gSeiie psrotsr
faht. Otsr ras 1T ss ssrats, mas bic 8a
pfalsn bsatf<Ssn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16

Slfibt gitans I'M Stnatsi6nBt,
80. Nppemtfr 1872
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16
sRta f1crf0ttfelp :

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gsIraeus ,,BaibiuntOn Srtrl." 0d5 Ciruneltid
II 60 8uB 1Srpnt uuN t41 Sup tief, nit sinsm
grp6en Sdditeinbrtel, Gisbaus, g9ri6birr- 9rdurs
rel, StnIiung unS anpsren gInsstiuSru ehrduf
nrblt srrGumigsm SOf 5rrmipr mGbia. Olnn
frase nab auf rem Gigsnibum, lei " Wartin
Bauer, g8iIfsebnrrs. t9p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16
mDbeIs 6eT6 ait.

Der llntrr,fidnttt BAT III Isirfr GjrI6Gitss
lpFat in bsr gsnu Arsnns, rhrrbalb WuIberrp.
ltraee, Itsts cine reittnItiae gusTdbl ber bs1sn
WBbeln, unO lnbst pa6 Strrbrlr pRbliIIT our
ssiGlligsn Suipefiion tir.
Es1@ auf 2st6snbsgSrsniIs pirb fslpnttrt
Riidf6t esnpmmrn une n(le5 bajU @sb6rigs
prcrtrt trIrrgt.
2Sp69 8sinbarb g S6Bnfele.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1873-01-16
2tu Die bentfd6e 9eb6lfernua
Won Pennsyivanien.
Sic

Gic
Scranton Trust Comp. & Sparbank
lsnTt Cure IufmsrFiamfrit nuf BIC lrbr liGsraler
9ntfrflTer, pflde Ir an Csprftcrrn tf,ablt AT
bic Seetn9unsrn, untfr etnen @jrle suriidtr,abl
pire, unb btlontcrs auf bic grcBe Sitbrrbsit,
peIte bur6 bic DirrFtprrn ber SanE arbrfsn
trirb. Dies betpsit bic SbaiIadr tn6, ptIbun
ss @eniser ais Gin Sabr It, felt mir @sl6&fh
bsgnnnen, mir ieBt sinrn arBBrren 8eI6brtrna
ais DspCiItum batsn, alS dllr bic SpartanfsE
Yon bieirm County. gBir gsben ridt Az rrii
ipsnn mir ia8eh baB unierfn GsppiitSrrn 70
srCbs SiGerbeit geb0tsn frirb, ais irasns wcltrr
auSeren SFarr3ePpItrrsn GUf bifirm gonti-
nfnts.
Bite, prtdt In tsr ganF Spr NIB S6r srtal
eprt 3irfulare, rtLhe iiter ale Sr0eln unp 9r.
einguHacn 9u6 gIusfunft geteH.
Sci. 9. Scranton, Mpirs Savior, y. g.
gtfrce, Q6. SO. @irtcn, Ibpmds DidIsn, Ca.
murl SIooH SPba 9risbin, Sra IYipp uns s.
.. ggsips lnS bic DirrftprsH. f6m,7I
=. 9. pieree. praFeent
s. 9. Ybrips, SGaBmriftn.
39en,Gs Didfph 0bs- prdfsent.
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3ufammsutritt Der Gefetaebuna.

gm VOrlsBtsn Ncntus bate Fa bsrstts
Der sr5bts SttiI Der SsnatCrsn unb Rs.
prdieutaHtsn in 6arristurs stussfunr,n,
uuS bic 3'pa5Ifansr Sinssn sifrtS raran,
bis itaea ,ufaaeassn gsmtsr gu Utrtbst.
Tea. Sir Gk SrratOrsH par biss cine
strtdItni6md6tJ IsiSis srbtii. ba bic Is
rtrstIiianilSfn SsnatCrsu "a SsnRts
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WeiiIouri 0Qn0 &erein.

Die Mftisnss s}nbaber pbi9sn ssrrtins ptrbtn
bi,rbura aufssforpsrt itrs gn;abiuns bis NUn.
tag ben 20. San. 1873 an ben llntrrjei6nfttn
retr Sobu 3etlsr S6nBmriftrr, su MAIDEN.
afien. Snbaber, pslae psdGumtn ibre 3atl-
ing 3u MAIDEN, wsresn naS 9IrtifrE f3 ber Con.
lfituirn ttbanest. L. 6. FabrtG
Scranton, 10. San. 1872. Ctr.
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Str nibrtsfiasu cine pS6rntite llntsrlisund
Won 80 Dollars srBGIt. gnmPbIrts ifrtrn jur
Disposition.
Die bette ;uSsrliiiiefs unb rein truttI,pt P,,-
tinsrrllGruugegrirllif in @me!tta IL tie
8ermanih, Nrp gprf, nit Stnrm CAPITAL
unb llrtrrfbn6 ron $5,000,0GI.
Aar, bic ilb perlitsrn Hpllrn, ipertsn aut
tbun, bri llnterStitasirm Scr,ulpr6en. Sis
qrGmifn ISHnsu sHrtsliGbrIi6 btaabIt perbsn.
Gbas. Better, Gjeu. galnt
22ngl2 22i gada. Nvs.
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Sinf aftisn hes beutTten 9auSereins 90. 1,
toOfir bic bStbitsn MnrFtprsiie cash be,ablt rtr.
ben. Nau nirIes lia bri 5. 3. @iipifer rber
6. .. 9euffrr. 25apta
@9S Sir ben Iaufsnten Wonnt bis Ium
HGditrH Ginjab ablur9sabfnp psreen y S6 PER
Nfiis brSablt.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.


Rl4cHEoNp, VA, January.-In the
House, MI. Peague offered resolution
that, whereas, it is understood that the
present. Legislature viii elect county
judges, it is unwise sand inexpedient for
the General Assembly to elect its own
members to the office of county Judge.
Mr. Poague spoke earnestly in SUP
port OF his resolution. 49,.
Mr, Ridlebarger proposed to amend
by adding ''and Of .circuit Judges"
and made some remarks, in favor of it.
Nj. Smith, in, humorous speech.
ironically opposed the resolution as one
calculated to. thwart the honorable am
bltlon OF members and to deprive the
state OF IFS best. material for Judges.
Mr. Booker also spoke, taking ground
against the resolution.
Mr.. Riddlebarger's amendment was
adopted.
Mr.. Kelly opposed the resolution, Mr..
Poague responded.
On motion of Mr.. Riddlebarger. the
ayes and noes were called on the resolu-
ton, aud it was passed, BY the following
vote:
AYES. -Messrs.s Allen, Bagwell, Bis
hop, Benton, Bowen, Bryant, Burkhol-
der, Butler, Canfphell, Jack Carter, P.
}. Carter, Christian, Coleman. Cox,
Cummings, Dalton, Delaney, Donald,
Douglas Dungey, Early, Elliot, Evans,
Fitzgerald, Freeman, Fuikerson, Graves,
Gray, Hamilton, Hardesty, Irvine p II.
Jones, w T. Jones, Kevser, Lassiter,
Lawson, Lewis, A 3. Lightner, Paul
Lightner, Lipscombe, Matthew's: Nun.
sey, Neal, Niekens, Noble, Norton,
Nowlin, Patterson, Poague, Pavne,
Powell, Queen, Radfofd, Ratliff. Riddle
barger, Robertson, Roller, Russell,
Scruggs, Snidow, Stephens, St. John,
Stovall, Strother,. Swami, Taliaferro,
Thomas, Thompson, Tidball, Turpin,
Walker, Fentworth, Wharton, Will
Jams, Young and Mr.. Speaker Hanger
80
NOES. - Messfls. Bcatop, Berger, Bar
nard, Booker; Brooke, J. G. Brown,
Clopton, Coghill, .Cottrell, Daniel, Den
eale, Dooley, Fletcher, Gardner, Gil
man, Gresham, Griffith, Head, Jorgen
son, Kelly, Kincheloe, LoycnsteiD,, Mat
thew, MCMILLAN, Miller, O'Ferrall, Per-
kins Ramsdell, Rogers, Smith .Smoot,
Sutherlin, Suite, Wall, Walker, Watts
and Watson-38.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06
CALIFORNIA.

: SAN FsANc1sco, January 3O.-A
movement is being made to send Elijah
Steele, a prominent lawyer and old re;
sident of Yreka, and other citizens, I'M
armed, to the camp of Captain Jack, for
the purpose Of treating with him for
peace. General Gillem will leave Yreka
to-day for Fairchild's Camp. He an
nounces his determination to attack the
Modocs as soon as reintorcements arrive.
Dennis Coleman, of this city, beat his
wife until she died. The coroner's jury
last night rendered1a verdict accusing
him Of the crime of insisslaughter.
Laura d. Fair lectured last night, at
Hamilton Hall, Sacramento, Upon
"Wolves in the Fold" She was ex-
ceedingly bitter upon the San Francisco
press, clergy, attorneys aud jury which
first tried her. She proposes to lecture
again at the same place. III
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06

New YoRK, January 3o.-At the
Offices OF the Western Union Telegraph
this morning, at s O'Clock, the Their
mometer stood as follows: New York,
degrees above zero; Hudson, N. Y !,
30 degrees below; New Haven, Conn,
3 degrees above; Washington, 2 de-
grees above, stroudburg, Pa, 80 de-
grees below; Elizabeth, n. J., Is de-
grees below; Brooklyn, n. Y, zero i;
Staten Island zero.
Dispatches from all the points report
intensely cold weather this morning
At Syracuse the thermometer stood IL
degrees below zero; Bingham, 25 de:
grees below; Pougkeepsie, 2e degrees
helaw n hisebeck,S3Q degrees below /;
Vassar College; % degrees below; Bos
ton from zero to degrees Below; Ian
caster, New Hampshire, ~ degrees be-
low; Portland, Maine, II degrees be-
low; Brunswick, p degrees below !;
Skowhegan 80 degrees below; Con
cord, New Hampshire, % degrees be-
low; Bradford, ~ degrees below !;
Newport and Claremount 80 degrees
below; Hillsboro, "a below.
All the Sound steamers were detained
at Hell Gate this morning, by the fog
about two hours.
Ice was formed rapidly in the rivers
and bay last night. tt
SNOW DRIFTS SIXTEEN FEET HIGH.
SALT LAKE, January 3O.-Snow drifts
on the Union Pacific road, caused by
the late storm, are, in some places, six
teen feet in height. Old railroad men
say the weather is the worst they have
ever experienced AT Granite Canon
three section hands were frozen to
death, and two more at Byran. 9th
ers. who had been engaged IN shovel
ing snow off the track, are reported
persisted. Great credit is awarded the
employees Of the company for breaking
through the blockade so speedily. Pas
sengers suffered no hardships or incon-
venience In Little Cottonwood mi
ming district the snow is ten feet on
level.
THE Coolest FOR THIRTY YEARS.
PH1LADELPHIA, January 30.-The
thermometer at Trenton this morning
was thirteen degrees below zero; at
Pottsville Is degrees below; Tamaqua
80 degrees below, Harrisburg IA de
grees below. Scranton 10 degrees be-
low, Wilkesbarre 25 degrees below.
THE coLDEsT FOR OVER TWENTY YEARS.
The thermometer at Reading, at I
A. NJ, was from 26 to 80 degrees be-
low.zero, the coolest for forty years !;
at Oxford, Chester county, So degrees
below. :
At Easton this morning the Their
ulometer was % degrees below zero ];
at >ethlehen1 26 degrees below !;
at AIeIlpwn % degrees below, at
Manch Chunk "a degrees Below. The
Oldest Inhabitants say it is the coolest
weather Experienced for thirty years.
FOURTEEN DEGREES BELOW ZERO.
PROVIDENCE Or. ~ January 3d.
The thermometer this morning was 9
to IA degrees below zero 1t was sew.
eral degrees lower at various points in
the country. @
! A teamster was frozen to death about
IL o'clock last night while ON his dray
intoxicated. s 5 a
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WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
THURSDAY Mossiag, February 6, 1873.
We agree with the editor of the

We agree with the editor Of the
Democrat, in his remarks about the
proposed change OF our Judiciary
From all that we can learn we think
tn, proposed system would subject the
the people to greater inconvenience and
the state to greater cost. To the pres
ent system there may be objections,
but we have not given it sufficient
trial to determine whether il is really
p good system or not. If the Legis-
lature attempt to make a radical
change in every department of the gov
ernment when ever there is complaint,
we will always be changing and never
have anything permanent The propos
ed change has not been demanded by
tbe people, but is a scheme Of some few
individuals. The system proposed
would, we have no doubt, be more OBJ
jectionable.
Our County Court does its work so
qt,ieslv, that scarcely any one has the
most remote idea of the business trans
acted. In our County Court in the
last two years. there were $50 suits at
law, 10 in chancery, besides road bust
ness, number Of contested road cases
all criminal business, both felonies ard
miscs1neanors, writs of unlawful entry
and letainer, nearly all letters Of adj
snin;stration, Sc ection Of jul:ies, and
other business. ..-...
In the same time there ere but 80
suits at law, and % in chancery brought
in the circuit court. The proposed
change would throw nearly all the
business into the circuit court, which
transfer would not only subject the
county to great additional expense, but
would materially increase the private
expenses of parties and witnesses. 1t
would be we'll for the Legislature to
wait until the people have expressed
desire for changes of this kina. The
objection to the system, we have no
doubt, has been in a great measure, at
,ributablc to the qualifications of those
who have been eIecuea juaseA5 Tn this
county there can be no objection of
that kind. Judge Allen is well quail
fed tor the position which he holds,
and will, We hope, be reelected by the
present Legislature. If the wishes Of
the people be consulted, there will Ger
tainly be no change in this county.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06

PROBABILITY OF WAR BETWEEN
ENGLAND AND Russia. The relations
between England and Russia are. be
coming critical. Russia is determined
to extend her conquests into Central
Asia, ard will permit no protest or
threat from any Of the European powers
to interfere with the mighty enterprise.
England declares that she does not
object to the. movement, but Russia
must not touch Afghanistan, a large
province contiguous to India, for whose
independence and inyiolability her
British Majesty has suddenly become
solicitious. Russia agrees that Afghan
istan shall not be invaded, but will not
accept the boundaries of the province
as laid down by England. In the
meantime the native princes of Afghan
lstan have been informed that if the
Russians cross certain lines they are at
liberty to repel them. We learn by
way Of Bombay that there have already
been sRirmishes a1the frontier. 1t will
require shilful diplomacy to arrest a
war between. Great Britain and Russia,
an event which all the CIVILIZED people
OF the earth would deplore A diplo
matte messenger left London Sunday
with important dispatches for Lord
Lotus, the British Ambassador. at st.
Petersburg.- Wash. Star
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1873-02-06
l1OMMISSlONERS OFFICE
w., FRONT ROYAL, Jan. %, 1879.
John Pirkey and Others, Plaintiffs.

n III. Shewalter and others, Defendant
Plaintiffs and defendants and all others in
terested. Take notice, that in obedience to
the decree rendered in this cause at the Nov.
term .s72 ofthe equity court of Warren Ceun
ty, have fxeo upon the lst day of March 1878
as the time, and my off &c in Front Royal, as
the place, for settling the. account If Jacob
Sperow as admr. with the will anhexted of John
w. Smutz decd.-for taking an account of the
debts outstanding against the estate of said
John W. Smutz decd for taking an account
OF the real estate which John W. Smutz own
ed atthe TING Of his death, and and what dis
position HIS widow, the said Mary Smutz, b as
made OF the same-and for ascertaining whether
said Mary 9mutz can make to the, defendant.
Benjamin F, Greever, good and sufficient title
for the tract Of land In the bill and proceeding S
mentioned. at tsAich.time and place you will
attend with SUCH evidence as will enable me
correctly to state said accounts. The proceed
ingswill be continued from time to time until
said accounts are completed. 4
GILES, COOK, ir.. Comr. in Chy.
Stickley, Walton and Jackson p. q.
feb 6--4w. E s5