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made.to ctr vast lumber interests.
There Is a gentleman on the platform
here who is probably one of the larg
est operators in that interest in Michi-
gan. having to-day iii his yard some
where from thirteen to fifteen MIL
lions feet of lumber ready for trans
portation. Almost any day of the
week can be seen vast quantities load
ing for all points of the country, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, S..
Louis and Denver. Directly north
of us at Muskegan is another point,
the largest manufacturing point with
i'll the range of one township, that
there is in the world. Saginaw is a
large lumber manufacturing region.
Now theie is another point that has
moi been referred to specifically. That
is, that there is not grade along the
whole line of the projected railway
that will exceed twenty-six feet to
the mile. The value OF this will be
understood by men conversant with
railroads. With such a grade an
amount OF business can be done by it
that no other contiguous road in the
country can perform. Connecting
this road with the Chesapeake and
Ohio, We will have the best and short
est route to the seaboard. Colonel
Ferry said that they would have the
road completed at the earliest posi-
bic moment They needed coal
depot on Lake Michigan for the sup
ply of the lakes.
They need coal to sn!elt the iron
Of Lake Superior. AS he looked at
the map he was astonished at the
difference betwet IT the capitals of two
adjoining States, Indiana and Ohio.
From indianapolis all the railroads
radiate from center, while Column
bus does not furnish a spectacle of
that kind. Had it not been for the
statistics which we're read he would
have supposed that the Scioto valley
was valley of dry bones," (laugh-
ter.) They proposed by putting it
in relation with other parts of the
country to make the dry bones live
and make it power in the land.
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Of West Virginia
Rivers In Congress

Mr.. HEREFORD, on leave, January
18th, introduced the following bills,
which were read twice, referred TO
the Committee, and ordered to be
printed.
A BILL, making an appropriation tor
the survey of Elk River, in West
Virginia, from lis mouth to Brax-
ton Court House, in said State: +,
Be 1t enacted By the .Senat, aud
House Of Representatives Of TIE J,nted
States Of -America IN Cou;,ess assembled,
that the sum of ter thousand dollars
be, and the SINE IS hereby, appfo
priated, TO be paid out of any money
in the T--easury not otherwise appro
p'la,ed, to be expended, under the
erection of the Secretary Of War, for
the survey of Elk River, in the State
Of West Virginia, for its mouth to
Braxt0n Court House, in said State.
A. Bill, making an appropriation for
the Improvement Of the Big Sandy
River in West Virginia.
Be It enacted by Tie Senate and House
Of Representatives. ofthe United States Of
America in Congress assembled, that
the sum of 1000 dollars be, and the
same is hereby, appropriated, to be
paid out ofany money in the Treasu-
~ not otherwise appropriated, to be
expended under the direction Of the
Secretary of War for the improve
ment of the Big Sandy River from
where it empties into the Ohio River
to Louisa, Kentucky.
A Bill. making an appropriation
for the Improvement OF the Guyan-
dotte River in West Virginia.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives cfbte Uiitet SIatss Of
.America ia Congress nsSembled, That
the sum of $4,000 dollars be.
and the same is hereby, appropriated,
out of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated. to be expend-
ed, under the direction Of the E5ocreta
~ Of War, for The Improvement Of
Guyaniotte River in West Virginia,
from its mouth 20 Logan ourt-House,
in said State.
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The Legislature Of West Virginia,
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THURSDAY, Jan. %, 1875.

THURSDAY, Jan. 20, 1919.
The House met pursuant to ad
journment.
Mr.. Fleming reported back a bill
concerning the manufacture of BRAN
DIV from fruit. "a bill concerning
the re-assessment of property"
GA bill concerning commissioners
for re-assessing lands, recommending
that they do not pass
Mr.. Stuart reported substitute
for bill 10 provide for the incorpo-
ration of associations.
Mr.. Jackson reported bill to au-
tlorize certain localities in this State
to determine whether license to sell
intoxicating liquors shall be granted
or refused therein, without recon-
incubation.
A bill appropriating two thousand
dollars to enable certain citizens OF
WAYNE, Cabell, Lincoln, Logan and
Boone counties, to defend suit in
eiectment against them in the Federal
Court for the lands on which they
live, recommending that it do not
pass ,,
Mr.. Welsh reported bill to re-
imburse the school fund Of the coun-
ty of Mercer, that the committee
had this bill under consideration and
reported the same recommending
that it do pasa.
Mr.. Dix, to inquire into the ex-
pediency of making swans Speller.
one of the text books TO be used i'll
the Free Schools Of this State.
A bill providing when and where
public sales of mules, work oxen and
horses, under distress or levy, shall
be made.
The two Houses met in joint sess-
ION for the purpose of holding an cleo
ton for Senator, an accounted which
will be found in another column.
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FRIDAY, Jan. 30, 1875

Various committees reported
Following resolutions were intro
duced
BY Mr. Turner appropriatlng $50,
600 to q turnpike from Elm Grove
to the Pennsylvania line BY way Of
Big Wheeling creek.
BY Mr.. Thornburg, requiring at
torneys at law to gi.ea bond and BE-
curity.
BILLS OK THIRD READING.
To transfer certain causes from one
court to another, and concerning
bonds on the levy Of execution.
A bill regulating and fixing the
fees of officers was pending when the
House proceeled to ballot for Sena-
tor.
Adjourned.
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A certificate of Incorporation has
been granted the New River Rail
road Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany. To construct and operate
Railroad running from mouth OF
Greenbrier River in Summers county,
along New River Valley through
Mercer county to the Virginia line
and there connect with the railroad
of same name, and TO extend said
railroad from a point at or near the
Narrows of New River through Mon.
roe and Greenbrier counties running
near the sweet Springs to the White
Sulphur Springs and for the further
purpose of mining leasing &C., &c.
Principal Office in Philadelphia, Pa.
All the incorporators are from Penn
sylvania except G. G. Wharton,
Montgomery county. Virginia, FL
bert Fowler. Summers, w. Va, and
P. w. Strother, Pearisburg. Vir.
GINA. Capital stock shall be net les
than $50, 900 and not to exceed g..
600. 600 Watchm1n.
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SATURDAY. Jan. so, 1915.
Adjourned.

The House met pursuant to ad-
journment.
Mr.. Flemming submitted the fol-
lowing report:
"a bill authorizing the taxation of
dogs, and the protection Of sheep"
The Senate informed the House
that they had passed bill relating
to the county levies in incorporated
cities, towns and villages
Mr.. Jackson submitted the follow
ing report:
A Bill to incorporate the New
Greek Boom and Lumber Company.
A Bill to permi: persons charged
with a criminal offence to testify in
their own behalf.
A Bill requiring Judges of Su-
preme and Circuit Courts to report
needed amendments to the laws of
the State.
The following resolutions were of
fered by the gentlemen named:
Mr.. Simpson, Requiring Justices
of the Peace 10 give bond.
Mr.. Good, That the committee ap-
pointed to examine into the State f.
nances be allowed to hold their ses-
sion during the vacation of the LIE is
lature; also. authority to employ a
clerk.
Mr.. Gettinger, Exempting at least
one months wages of all employees in
this State from suggestion or attach
ment.
Mr.. Welch, In relation to the pay
of jurors, so that each juror shall re-
ceive $3.50 per diem.
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A BILL, making an appropriation
for the Improvement OF the Guyan-
dotte River in West Virginia.
Hs,obisnr naa ohio Railroad.

An enthusiastic meeting in behalf
of this road, was held Mt Portsmouth
a few days ago, at which several very
effective speeches were made, show
ing the Importance OF it, the wealth
Of the county through which i; plss-
Is and the advantages TO be derived
rom ii.
COMMITTEES were appointed to CAN
vass oil through the counties, on
both sides Of the Scioto River, and
to talk railroad TO The people. These
committees feel greatly encouraged
Tney have received number of
s., goo subscriptions. One gentle
man VINO has q very large farm,
q creed to give the right Of way and
cost Of grading through il; at Chilli
cothe, gentleman agreed to give
So. 900 AID ground for the Depot
Another meeting was held on the
18th ult.. at Columbus, iii behalf of
,he road, at which Governor Allen
made \ speech from which we make
the following extract;
"a railroad can be built upon this
line as cheap as Oh any line upon this
continent. For all practical purpo-
ses it may be considered a dead level.
And all along the route are the es-
;entials for the construction of 8 road.
There is the gravel everywhere ;
there ia the timber everywhere.
There is rot a tunnel to be cut from
@ ne end to the other, nor a deep cut.
Owing to the facilities with which
labor can be obtained, this road can
he completed at perhaps twothirds
of what it would have cost a year ago
And we want it done Quick. Ap
: ltuse.1 We desire to hear from the
i resident of the road. All that
have to say is, that if they DO not
build the road, We will" Applause. I
Colonel Ferry, of Michigan made
very interesting speech, from which
we copy some portions, embracing
statistics &c. 4:
Just before | lett home | went into
the office Of the Detroit and Milwau.
zee railway. and ascertained there
few facts connected with their trans
portation business that will aid you
| if business men will take them in rs !
speak them, showing the importance
of that road to the business Of the
northwest. The passengers and ton
mage transported over that road,
across the lake and finding lis way
west, for the year named, were rs FOL.
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IL. S. Senator.

The balloting for Senator still con-
tinues in Caucus and joint Conven-
ton. but there seems no more pros
nect for decision than there Was at
the first ballot
This is getting monotonous. " e
think !, the duty of the Sd District
mon 70 pnI,.e on some one of their
candidates if W tactiousnesS or OBJ
stinacy they throw the election mt"
the hands Of the first o, seconu LIS
tricts, no matter how pure the'f 'ho'
.ives. they vii iuflict an irrep, ra"'
injury on themselves, their pan,
and their section. and the matter will
he remembered against them as long
as thew live. We do not believe any
man who is in public lite hiss right
to allow merely personal preferences
TO stand in the way of public duty,
and we hope to see break made
soon, in some direction. 1t is no
doubt true that some of the oandl-
dates are at that stage Of political life
that they have nothing to lose and
everything to gain. Such should be
the last choice in such a contest as
this. The time of the session Is fast
passing away; it Is more than hall
expired, yet comparatively little i;
done. TIE people are complaining
and they have reason to be dissa'is
] fed.
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CpUsTY or

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, CoUsTr o'
HARTFORD, %:
I, William II. King. Notary Public 10
and for the County and State sf're'sid,
d. certify that Luc,usJ Hsndee personsl'
ly known " me " be she psrson who
rigusd she foregoing statement, and The
Prs-idsnt Tor Sss,sasry,) VI NE Aths In
suranes OoGpsny Of HGnnrd, 'snnecsi'
cut, personally appeared before me in ny
County sforess d, and MAKE cath in due
form Of law, shat the aforesaid statement
10 correct aud true.
In testimony Of ell Of which, have
hereunto affixed my Official signature and
and the seal If my said Office, this 18Th
day Of January, 1875.
Signed HILLiAx ii. kfSo,
Notary Pubic.
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And last month, December, 1874,
the traffic across that line was about
$4,000 tons of freight, passing from
Milwaukee, through Grand Haven,
ovtr the Detroit and Milwaukee road,
I'd f,;ding its way to the seaboaid.
Nov | wis., to call your attention to
the pro. ',inen; fact that by this road
the distanc,' from Milwaukee to the
.eaboard is sho. -teneo shout $50 miles.
And from Grant Haven TO Ports
maa.b ard thence ky Chesapeake
and Chic. railway, to the seaboard,
the distance is 20 miles less td:n by
the present northern route takng US
10 New York. Now what have se
10 exchange? Reference has hccn
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Shall or shall ] not is the question
asked by many in regard to buying a
Ticket in the Texas Gift Concert As
ISOLATION, We would answer: Should
you? Should You not your neighbor
might buy the discarded ticket and
thus he placed on the road to an easy
fortune.
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Br Mr. Dennis, a bill FOR the per.

By Mr.. Dennis, a bib FOR the per-
manent location Of the seat OF gov
eminent.
On motion Of Mr.. Camden,
Resolved, That the Committee on
Privileges and Elections report q 9'l
to more efectually prevent irau"u
lent voting at elections. ~
A message from the House OF Dele.
gates announced that that body was
ready to proceed to ballot in joint as
semily for a United States Senator
The hour of II Meridian having
arrived the Senate repaired to the
Hall of the House of Delegates IN
BODY and the same formality as on
the DAYS previous gone through with,
the President of the Senate acting as
presiding officer OF the joint assembly.
After call of the rolls OF the Two
houses the vote stood as follows:
Walker, 20; Camden, q; Bran
non. IA; Price, 10; LOOMS, T.; Ca
merton. 3; Johnston, 2; Faulkner,
/; G. D. Camden, L; Hutchinson,
/; Raymond, l; ecott. l.
No one having received a majority
of the votes cast there was no elec'
ton.
Adjourned to meet at II a. M
Friday.
FRIDAY, Jan. %, 1875.
Various committees reported.
A bill allowing special elections on
subscriptions to railroads was amend
ed and ordered to its third reading:
The following bills were introduced:
Bv Mr.. Loomis, Fixing time for
holding County Courts of Writ.
BY Mr.. Golf, to repair the road
from Webster to Beverly.
By Mr.. PanneH, regulating deposit
of State funds.
By Mr. Bennett providing for cleo
tons and to FIJI vacancies.
The Senate then proceeded to the
House of Delegates to ballot for Sena.
tor in joint assembly, which resulted
as follows:
Walker, %; Camden, 10; Price,
-; Brannon, ~; Miller, 3; Clay
ton, 3; Berkshire, 2; Okey johnson,
/; Faulkner, 8; Bishop, 8; Scott,
/; Capertou. l ; DR.. McChesney, l.
No one having received a majority
of the votes cast there was no cleo
ton.
House bill, changing times for hold
ing County Courts of Pendleton.-
Senate bills, concerning the recovery
of fines; appropriating $500 to the
road from Charleston to Grantsville.
Establishing lunatic asylum at Salt
Sulphur Springs we've each read first
time. Adjourned.
SATURDAY, Jan. 80, 1875.
The Senate met at eleven o'clock,
q. m.
The House of Delegates informed
the Senate that it had adopted House
Joint Resolution concerning the debt
of Virginia, and asked the >enate to
concur, which was done.
Mr. Bennett reported back, q bill
to provide for the appointment of
Fish Commissioners for the State Of
West Virginia, recommending its pas
sage. =,
The following bills were each read
first time and ordered to second
reading.
Senate Bill No. II, bill to pre-
vent cruelty to animals.
Senate Bill No. 81. bill relating
to actions in assumpsit.
A bill concerning unlawful mar
riages.
THE hour of twelve o'clock having
arrived, the two bodies met in joint
assembly for the purpose OF voting
tor United States senator, with the
following result:
Whole number of votes-S5.
Necessary to a choice-43.
Camden, "a Walker, %; Price.
II; Brannon, 10.
Scott, 10, w. E. Stevenson, A.;
Berkshire. 2; Caperton, l; Okey
Johnson, /.
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NorE.-The said Company has By Pow
er Of Attorney duly acknowledged, au'
,horined ard sppointed William +. Penr-
son. Eaq., of Wheeling, W. Va, ~ their
Attorney ~ accept service Of process ard
notice ia the State for the Company, -
required by law
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
AuprroR's OFTIcE, -r@o. -,
Charleston West Va, Jan. q, l-75.
CERTIFY that the FOREGOING is
correct rec tai Of tie Annual Statement
of the E,na Insurance Company Of HAN
ford, Conn on hle in roy Office, made ~
conformity with the requirement" OF zee.
zion 2 of chapter "a II the Cde OF We"
virginia, tist I am satissed from the
foregoing sta sinent, and such othsr evi,
dences ~ have been furnished, shat 'aio
Company 10 possesssd Of the amount oil
capital required BY Vie laws Of sh's sae
" qualify It for the transaction Of We
business Of Insurance, and that iis west
mrn,s Of such capital are IN Conformity
With 20 ID requirement..
]. therefore, in pursuance Of the su'
thority vested in me by she laws Of this
State. do hereby authorize tie ssid htra
Insurance Company, its Agent or hPehn!'
to transact the business Of Insurance IN
this State, until the 3ist day Of DeceH'
Der, 1875.
(S.gned) E. A. BENNETT, Auditor.
For w. s. DOwner, AGENT,
HusTISGTOs, W. VA
A Copy Te.te, Z A. Bennett, Auditor.
Feb. At
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ROBT. T. HARVEY, PYea
?. Trrrs. Sec. Dee. 3f4w.

~ 7. BOwDEN, sheriff OF Lincoln County,
W Vest Virginia, Spencer Midkih, 81, B. Y.
u ~, John GIL, William Wints Joseph Cock
ings. John Chapman, trustee. Alexander Midkin.
X. A. Bowden, Spencer hldfin, Jr., Willi..m
Lewis, Alexander Oartmel, Aion1o 8. Bowden.
X. :. Bias and Reece Vaughan.
TAKE NOTICE that on Friday, the 18th day Of
February, 1919. At the Merchants Hotel, IN the
towr Of Hnnttn gton, county OF Csbell AMI State
Of West Virginia, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
\. n. ana O'Clock p. NJ, will proceed 10 take
the DISPOSITIONS Of Joseph CockinRs, A ex Cart
mel and oLhe.-; and also on 2 day, the Ssh day
Of February. 1915, ~ the on OF the CLERK Of the
Circuit Court Of Lincoln Count, Vest Virginia,
between the hou.s OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ, an 4
n'clock, p. NJ, viii proc ed to take the dep0si-
tons OF Jerome Shelton and Others: which sad
dispositions Will be read a. evidence In my behalf
In suit now pending In The Circuit Court OF Lin
coin county, on the chanceiy side thereof, IN
which ! am plaintiff and you q e defendants. II
fronlsny cause the ssid dispositions are not com-
pleted ~ either or both OF these places, IN said
days, the taking thereof will be Continues from
day 20 day until completed.
PERRY G. ADKISS.
EcGiysIs & WoLr, sols. Jan. 14W
pf's fee 8. So
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NOTICE.

The name of tire Guyandotte Insurance CON-
pany OF Huntington, W. Va. having been chang
ed according to law 70 The Grange Fire Insu-
,ance Company o. Huntinstoo West Virginia"
TO take effect on the first day OF January 1874
Therefore, notice Is thereby Civ n, thst on and
after the 1rst dAy Of January 1873 the said Com
pany shall be known ny the name OF 1.-The Grange
Fire Insurance Company, OF Huntington, West
Virginia.
ROBT. T. HARVEY, PYea
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Totk Creditor, Of Henry Adkins, Died:

II Pursuance OF deree OF the Circuit cor
OF the county Of Lincoln made IN . csuse the..St
pending, ~ subject the real estate OF ne - -
Henry Adkins 70 the payment OF his debts, ~
are required " present your claims Ags.ns.s.
said Henry Adkins for .ijudicstion, 70 Andr.ss
j. Barrett, Commissioner, at his once ID
o1nty. on or before the 5ist day Of feoiO""
1878. ,
witness. B. r. curEY. Clerk OF said Coo'''
this ssth DAY Of January, lsls.
Jan saw. prs fes . o..
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SENATE.

THURSDAY, Jan. g, 1875.
Prayer BY Rev. Father Stenger.
Eario S committees reported.
Fill ing bills were introduced:
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1875 -Postpaid-el.6O.
TIE NURSERY.

Monthly Magazine for Youngest resdcrs.-
Superbly Illustrated. tBSend ten cents for q
sample Sumbe.. Subscribe Now, Us5yl and get
the last two numbers Of this year FREE,
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George r. @. Floyd,
Va.
James Step. ct ala,
IN CHAECERY.

Il appearing By an sfY,csvit fled that the de-
PENDANT James Step, John Step and Algrrnon s.
Gray are not residents Of this State. and the o.
iect OF this suit being 10 compel the said defend
ants IN convey 70 she said plaintiff, Inc title 10
several tracts % land situate In said county
On motion Il IL ordered tina, the saii James step,
John Step and Aiaefnon =. @ AZ, do appeal hei e
within one month after the first pnblicstion OF
this order aud do what In necessary 70 protect
their interest In she premisea
Teste John CHAPLIN, Clerk
srRAroF, soi'r. Jan Jaw p's fee $50.
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MANASSAS Division.

Leave Washington and Alexandria 6aily. ex'
cen, snndsy with the morning Main Line Train
feaye Manassss junction al IL ., m, 70 arrive
at sirasburg at % p. IN. Leave s ~ .n :,
700 a. m, Manassas Junction N " p m'' snu
set 10 Alexandria at 4 90 p. IN.
AZ washington we make close connexions 70
and from north and West: at Danviiie to snd
from South and Southwest; at Lyncnbus, oy
rom tennessee ana all Southwest. and 81 COZ
donsyille and Charlottesville, by Mail trsin' Win
Chesapeage 4 Ohio, East and West.
~ PULLMAN SLEEPERS on night HsinS
through between Washington ana pan'h'e'
j. n BR0ADCS,
r.h s-u Gen1 Ticket Agent.
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New York Tribune.

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The Best Advertising Medium
DAILY, SO year. sEN-wEsELT, -. wnsKLy, -
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LIABILITIES /:

The foregoing statement OF the
condition OF the &tna Insurance
Company is correct and true.
(Signed) LUcIUs j. HExDEE,
Pfenden.e
(Signed.) VIZ B. CLARK,
Asst Secretary.
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On the 4th day Of March, 1875,

a, the Law once OF Gilisspie h IAidley, 10 the
town OF BsrOoursville IN said county, 30 take,
state and report an account showifg what he1s
there are on the lands In thu platntifs biil men-
toned, to-wit: On Lots NO. aud ~ IN SAID town
of Bari, urs, ile--and the nature and legal pri-
o. tiles Of the said liens, II any. Commissioner
has leave 10 report special m tter. 1hs noice
shall be equivalent ~ personal service
JOHN b. LAIDLRY,
B. J. McCcMAs, Sol. SpICommr
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NTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. sat- Rules
= Nheln Ia the Clerks Ori:e OF the Circuit Court
Of Logan County, Oh the nrst Monday In January,
1875
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COMMISSIONERS NoTICEi
3. J. Love Of al,
W,
Deborah Merritt et Al.
IN CHANCERY.

rna,r . decree OF the Circuit Court Of Csbell
Comfy. made on the 9,th day OF October. 1874. In
the said cause, tne undersigned special Oommis-
sioner Will lvOgaed