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r. s. Wynn,
IN ASSUMPSIT.

This dsy came the defendant by his attorney
and died the defendants aff1davf that ne claims
no interest in the subject mafter OF tns SUI ou'
that Frapk Rex. Van VOORHEES, and Bertlett, Bal
,srd and Kirtz, and Vincent Caldwell, third psf
ties have claims thereto and that he does not
collide with said third parties and Is rsaay 20
nav or dispose Of the subject matter OF TINS &C
ton AZ fbe Court nav direct. To the nnng OF
which sffidavit the piainrns'object. which oblec.
tion the Court overrules and q same 70 ORDERED
10 be fled Aud it appearing 10 the oourt ,ns .t
state il is ordered that an order Of publication
40 issue TO be published for four successive
weeks previous 10 the next trisl term OF tnIs
court. In the Huntington ApyERTfsEk comnan-
ding the said Frank Rex, Van VOORHEES, ana bart-
LETT, Ballard and Kirtz and Vincent Csldweu 70
smear before this Court a the next triai Term
ana maintain or relinquish their claim 20 ,ne SUD
aforesaid shan IN all respects be equivalent 10
personal service Of said notice
A copy teste: Jos. s. MILLER, CLESK.
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4h DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1875.
FOR SALE.

Being a.orf 90 move from Huntington. ofYer
for sale on Monday next slsi inst. all my House.
hold and kithen Furniture, consisting OF Chairs
Tables DIreau. Stoves, Carpets, Dishes. Glass
ware and many oher things too numerous To
mention TERMS CASH.
Residence on mo Avenue. lth house below Tih
Street
juno Eth It. Nm. SMITH.
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or Huntington to Point Pleasant and
return would occupy the whole Of two
DAYS, while from all points on the
r. R., one half the time sufiees to
Huntington q nd return.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

Bv virtue Of deed Of Trust Executed
by q. ". Hale and wife on the 18th day
OF June 1874, to the undersigned Trustee,
on all their right title and interest in and
to all that tract or parcel Of land located
in the City Of Huntington and CONNER
cling at the point of the South east intersec
ton Of First Avenue, and 9th street
thence southerly along the east line Of
said oath st, 90 feet 70 a stake, thence
easterly and parallel TO said LIT Avenue,
90 feet to stake, thence northerly ,paral-
lei to said 24th Street, 80 feet TO a stake
in south line Of said lat avenue. thence
westerly with the south side OF SAID LIST
Avenue, 80 feet to the beginning; to Sc
cure the payment of a promissory note da-
ted on the Goth day ef January 1874, sign
ed hy said O. W. Hale and w. =. Sperry
and given to secure Sl,Sl5, payable one
wear after date to Albert Kruger, for value
received and which Trust Deed is re-
corded in the County Clerks Office OF Cab
ell County, West Virginia, in Trust Deed
Book, T.. page 1876: the undersigned
Trustee, being required SO TO do by the
said Albert Ruger, default having been
made in the payment OF the debt and ev
cry part thereof, will proceed to sell, en-
the premises the said property, a, pub
lie auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, on the
All DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1875.
The said property will be sold to pay
the entire amonn, of principal and inter
est Of said debt, subject however to 1869.
40 with interest thereon from July 29th
1878, due on the purchase money for said
10, to the Central Land Company.
E. f. RANDALL, Trustee.
SMITH & KLINE, Attorneys.
Jnly 4-w, prs fee $l0Go
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The object Of this suit Is IN recover ~ the DO
PENDANTS the sun Of $4,000. with interest there
on from the 18th day OF October. 1874, until paid
and costs Of protest arn uniting % ss!S winch -
evidenced Oy a prOmissJry note executed 10y said
Pennybscger ani made PAYABLE - the order oi
said stern. by whom the same Is endorsei.and The
nOrice Of protest attached thereto, which note u
dated October lzth. 1874, and u due seven months
after date and also 10 attach the estate Of said
Pennybacger IN Cabell County for the Daymcnt
81 the amount due on said prOInisOry note snd
the costs ~ this suit. And ~ appearing from an
AFFIDAVIT nied IN the cause that the defendants
are non-re-idents Of the State Of West virginia
IL is ordered that they DO appear here IN one
ninth after the 1rst publication Of this order
and do what II necessary 70 project their inter.
esis In this suit.
Teste: jog. MILLER, Clerk.
GIBSON SIyss, Attys for PIE.
June l0-4r' Prs fee. $50.
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IN CUANCERY.

The object Of this snit is TO appoint a
new trustee in the place and stead OF the
defendant John r. Smith as trustee III a
certain deed Of trust executed by the de-
PENDANT, The Logan &c unity, Virginia Mi
ming and Manufacturing Company,o n the
lst day Of April, 1855, recorded in the Office
of the Clerk of the County Court Of Logan
County on the 22nd day of April 1853,
conveying u the defendant, John I.
Smith, certain lands in trust; and to cont
plete the execution of the trust created
bv the said deed OF trust and to procure
the conveyance to the plaintiff, Hosea
Birdsall Of the legal title Of the said
lands.
And it appearing by an affidavit filed
among the papers in this suit. that the
defendant John T. Smith is non-resi-
dent Of the State of West Virginia, and
tina, the defendant, The Logan County,
Virginia, Mining and Manufacturing
Company is Corporation, and that there
il no person in the Said County OF Logan
upon whom the'processcan be legally serf-
ed. and that the holders oil the mortgage
bonds of the said The Loganl County, Vir-
ginia, Mining and Manufacturing Compa-
nv, are unknown, it is therefore ordered
tina, the said defendants do appear here
within one month after first publication
of this order and do what il necessary 10
protect their interests in this suit.
Tcs;e. JOHN CHAFlN,
E.. l.. {. c.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: A,
ORules held in the Clerks Once Of N.
County Court Of Cabell County on n.
first Monday in June 1876
Henry Middeks and Wayne Ferguson,
Ham mond Williamson and the Centnl
Land Company Of West Virgins
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit il 70 subject I1,,
Nos. Is and IA copper Of Seventh Sire,
and Third Avenue, in the city Of Hunt.
ineton, Cabell County, Vert Virgins, :,
sale under vendors lien for the psyn.e,
Of the unpaid purchase money.
And it appearing that the defendsn,
Hammond Williamson il non -rrGden,
of the State Of West Virginia. Il 10 then.
fore ordered that he do sPpear here in on,
month after the publication Of this order
and do what is necessary to protect his ia.
in this suit.
Teste: J. g. MILLER,
IL. McGinnis. CLyRx.
Pr. fee $500
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WESTWARD-LEAYES

TRIP AND gETCRS TICKETS
for Kanawha Falls and Charleston, for sale at
rednce1 rates.
~ The Colnpany's Steamers 49,
ss5 Bosfona & Fleetwood
Leaving Cincinnati daily SAP NJ. conn-ct NTH
the Express tram II. Huntington at 9:i5 A. NJ,
daily.
For correct Information and rates, apply to
J. g. BgEsLIS, Agent.
WINS. DUNN.
c. X HOWARD. Gent superintendent
Gen. Ticket agcat.
June isth, iss5.
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STATE OF WEST vIRGINIA,l
E.prtt Enrn-Tv

The said Frank Rex. Van VOORHEES, and Bart
lett. Ballard and kirtz, and Vincent Csldwen arc
hereby commanded IA pursuance OF the above
order. 10 appear before the President and Justt-
ces OF our County Court for said Cabeil County.
st the next trial term thereof TO be held IN inc
month. of July 1875 and maintain OF rellnquisn
their claim 10 the subject matter OF said sur.
Given nnder nv hand this 18th day OF June,
,s>s JOS. 5. MILLER,
Harvey Harvey, SikkA'
Au,ys for Pm. June i'-'w prs zee gu.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
COCSry OF CABgLL,
James Conner.
vs..
Andrew Conner, ct al,
IN CHANCERG.
IN CHANCERG.

Nv virtue ~ a decree OF the County Court o.
Cabell County rendered az the March term, Is 10
IN the above entitled cause, shall az my once IN
the town of BarLoursville, In said county, on the
18TH DAY OF JULY, 1879,
proceed TO execute the requirements of said de-
cree, wherein am requiredas Commissioner 70
take. state and report an account 10 said Court
showing:
First: TIE amount with principal and interest,
now due the saii plaintiff from the estate OF
William Conner deceased, and rs the divisee anu
beIuesthed in the last VIII and testament OF SAID
William Conner.
Second The amount and character OF the es-
tate belonging 10 the said William Conner es-
tate IL sny, remaining unsettled. and IN whose
hands the same Is AMI by what right.
Third: The amount OF money or share or prop
erty each devisee mentioned In the said Will ~
said william Conner has received"r Is entitled 10
receiv. from SAID estate
ynurth: What amount II any there Is due from
the executor VI. II. Wood. deceased to said estate
for m ,ney or property coming "a his hands.
Fifth: How mnch Of said viii and testament
remains TO ne carried out aud In wha. psgticu-
lar"
Given under my hand this 9th day OF June, 1873.
JNO. w. CHURCH.,
Special Commissioner.
June law. prs fee flc.
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July Low. prs fee $1,000.
Churning and Pumping

With Odell 4 Co.'S New Spring Motor Power.
Machine now Ia practical OPERATION can M
wound up IN one minute. Energetic men having
moderate capital can make money easily: SEND
for illustrated circulars. &c. County Rights ior
sale NJ ,chine, for sale IS Park ROW. y. /.
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, to wit:
DAT rules held in the Office OF the Clerk
Of the County Court OF Logan County on
the first Monday in june 1879.
Hosea Birdsall,

John T. Smith, The Logan County, Vir-
ginia, Mining and Manufacturing COM
pany, and the holders OF the mortgage
bonds Of the .aid The Logan County
Virginia, Mining and Manufacturing
CnnlI any
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FROM HUNTINGTON,

FROM HUNTINGTON,
8: 15 A. M. ExpressTrain-DA!Li, Tor
Charleston. Kanawha Falls Hinton, White Sui
phur, Govington. Goshen. Siann'o1, Charloties-
Vile, Gor,tinsyille AMI Richmond, This train
connects At Charlottesville. for lynchburg,
Bristol and Chattanooga; az GoFd0nsye for
Alexandra. Washington, Baltimore, and the
North and ~ Richmond for Petersburg Norfolk,
Weldon. Raleigh Danyillr, Charlotte Green's
bOro Columbia, Anguish, savannah, Charles
ton, New Orleans, and all points South.
Z.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Excursion Tickets!

TRrF AyD gETCRS TICKETS
Al Reduced Rates, over the Chesapeake and
ohio Railway. To White Sulphur, ana all the c-le-
brated Springs and places OF fashionable resort
In the mountains OF West Virginia. have been
placed for sale az the Railway Ticket once.
On and after June 18th, 1875, passenger
trains will run a. follows:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF two deeds Of trust executed o.
ID follows: One deed OF trust made by Willard
p. Sperry and wife, on the 10th day Of Novem'
Der, 1874, 20 the undersigned, Daniel K Thayer
Trustee. upon all that tract or parcel NJ land be-
ing In the City OF Huntington, commencing AZ
tie northeast corner Of the Intersection OF s4tn
street and the alley be :ween 1rst and second av,
enues, thence easterly along the moth lne Of
said alley 90 feet TO stake, thence portheriy ano
parallel 10 said 2itn street 90 feet to O stake,
thence westerly and parallel 10 eaid alley " fee'
TO stake In the east side of said 2sth street,
thence northery along the line Of said 24th street
- feet to the place Of beginning; together win
all the buildings thereon, &c To secure the
payment OF a note given by Hale and Sperry 70
Albert Ruger for $s.si5.fs, With interest thereon
from the LIST day of January, 1874. Till paid, which
deed n recorded In Trust Deed Book B, page is,.
In the County Clerks once Of Cabeli County:
West Va. The other deed Of trust. made py ssii
Sperry on the flst day OF September, 1854. anu
recorded In Trust Deed BOOK B, pages lsS ana
isl, 90 the undersigned l. II. BuTks, Trustee: on
the same property ~ herein bei-re described, 70
secure the payment OF negotiable note Tor $50,
made by said Sperry September 2ist, 1884, ana
PAYABLE 70 the order Of George 5. Page, AT the
Bank Of Huntington, four months from the dare
thereof; the undersigned I. ustees, 0e!ng re-
quired 30 TO do by Albert Kruger, who Is now tae
owner OF both If said debts, default having peen
made In the payment thereof, will proceed 70 seil
the said property, on the premises, at puoAo
auction, for cash,
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1875-07-01

Ohills I'm worst cases broken in two days Cure
rapid, compe =, ptrmsnt nj and certain. Abso-
lu;cIy no r~tnrn Of chill after treatment Drgun-
strength and Spirits ~ once restored. Not a
patent medicine hDnbug tut rational medical
treatment suited To each individual case, and
founded on the phlioso,ihy Of the disease. ami
Absolutely Harmless. For TWO weeks treat
nrnt includiny medicine remit TWO dollars : Tor
fun course VI treatment and complete cute, I've
dollars.
Address. stating briefly. age, sex. weight and
particulars OF case, naming ~ usual hon o.
chill. VIC. ROMEYN, Is Beekman ST. New
York eB-BO15,sIU
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Goods at Cost y!

Asa matter OF absolute necessity, in order
20 raise money 10 pay George S,ranages debts
for which AN security, am compelled 10 and
will for thirty days, sell Good At COST FOR
CASH.
l. DOOiITTLE
Huntington. ". W., June l.. 1873. =.
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new AovERTIsEmEmTs.

csTATf OF WEST VIRGINIA: At County
~ Court continued ane held for the County OF
csbeIi 1t the Court House thereof, on the sotn
day Of March, 1875, the following oruer Wa
made and entered.
L. L. and p. Kennest,
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CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: At
DRules held in tie Clerks Office Of the
Comfy Court Of Cabell County, On the
first Monday IN June, 1875
\. J. Enslow,

William Matter and the Central Land
Company Of West Virginia.
~ GHANCERY.
The object Of thi. salt IL to snbject lot
of land on the North side Of Third Ave
me, between Tenth aud Eleventh Streets,
in the City Of Huntington, Cabell County.
West Virginia, to tie payment # judy
ment lien Of the plaintiff. against aid
Matter for Sis.59 with legal interest the e
on from the 9th day Of September, 1874,
ard $l.75 COSTS the said lot OF land hay-
ing been purchased by the said Mstier
from the Central Land Company Of West
Virginia.
And it appearing from an affidavit filed
with the pspers in this cause that, the de-
PENDANT William Matter is nonresident
Of the State Of West Virginia. II is there
fore ordered that he do appear here in
one month after the first publication Of
his order and do what's necessary TO pro-
tect his interest in this suit.
Teste: JOS. :. MILLER,
Gibson & Simms, Sols. CLERK.
June 10 4w. Prs fee $40.
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On the An Dau Of SEPTEMBER. 1875,

TO the highest bidder. The said property viii be
sold n paw the amount Of said DEBTS together
with the interest due thereon-all the principal
and interest being due and unpaid-sublect how
ever 10 ss6o.40, with interest thereon from July
2sth, 1879. due on the purchase money for said
lot to the Central Land Compay.
DANIEL Z. THAYER,
l. H. BURKS,
SMITH ) KLINr, Att'ys. Trustees.
July l-sw. Prs fee 5000.
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n LINCOLN s SorS Trn. cS ,s.s
James A. Nsghbert. Admir- Of Lewis D. is-.
son. Decd,
W.
JamesC. Black, e. sis.
IN CHANCERI.
In pursuance OF . decree OF the County roc-
OF Lincoln County, rendered 81 the Nay Ten
1858. thereof. IN the above entitled cause, vi
proceed, at my once in the town Of Hsnhn =,
TIE Let DAY or JULY, 1915,
TO take and state an account, showing
First, What liens there are on the lsnds u
OF James C. Black, In the Plaintiffs btu meniIcs-
ed.
second. The priontics and ustnre Of sisnsa,.
Third, Any other matter ,hs, either party M,
require.
commenced or com pleted On said day, the SAM
VIII 10 continued from day TO day until cotppi,.
ted u. r. CtkkY,
j. B. laldlty, Ccmnlss.oner.
Sol for Pi'r. June 10 Nv prs iss ss6s.
S,TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. Lincoln Coua.
- ty. 81: AZ Rules held tn the Clerks oircr u
the County Court Of Lincoln ON the Arst Sc..
day In June, IsIS--
Thomas 4 HAnnan.
Walter Hal. w.J. King. Executor NJ he iw
viii ami testament of James Hing. Decd. th
r. Bell and Louisa r., his wife, Joseph Y. Hs'.
Der and John wysonc. Trustee In o pe-1 q,
Trust, from Walter Hall 10 secure VIE! !!
King.
The object OF this suit ls 10 enforce the sies,.
ton Of = DEED Of Trust made ~ Walter Hal -
John wysong. Trustee, % secure 10 Vile, J.
King the payment OF two notes OF tsos~ esN
which ar. now due: sui ~ make sale OF the ~
acres OF land. conveyed for thxi purpose by az
Walter Hail. and IL appearing from an amdar
Med IN said proceedings, that the sxid WAtrn
HALL Is non-re silent % ibis state, he u herety
required TO appear within one month sfter us
dale Of the nrst publication hereof and do rAi
Is necessary % protect hs Interest nersin.
II. HtGRR. Cisu.
Bv Is =. CURRY, Dvp',.
Til ,mpson Stolling. sols.
June 10 sw prs. fee $500.
National Republican., 1875-12-31

WE LEARN that the old Union men of
Alabama, those who opposed the scheme
Of secession until opposition was no longer
possible, are determined that they will not
tamely submit to the disastrous leadership
of L. P. Walker, O'Nesl, Morgan, Watts
and the other old fire-eaters, who now hold
in their hands the destinies Of Alabama.
The time has come when the moderate
Conservative Union men of that State must
consent TO an alliance with the Rspubli-
cans or TO the permanent dominance of
those from whom wisdom, justice or mod
Grafton is not to be expected. The Repub.
licans will be wise if they heartily CO.
operate with the independent Conserva-
tives," and give to them cheerful and
encouraging support and recognition. Let
them but show an earnestneSs of purpose
and the courage to act and then they
should be at once accorded full share of
the honor and emoluments in the gift of
their Republican allies.
National Republican., 1875-12-31

THE CoNFEDERATE Associated Press
agent at Montgomery, Ala, gives us this
morning synopsis ofthe report of the COM
mittee appointed by the Legislature Of that
State to investigate the charges against Sen
ator Spencer as to the manner of his cleo
tion. Even a casual glance at the synopsis
will satisfy any one that the statement is eS
parts, unreliable and inspired by personal
and partisan malice. Evidently the COM
mittee was organized to convict or con-
demn, and may be properly characterized
as black washing affair. Unfortunately
for the promoters of this scheme, however,
the members of the committee have over
done their appointed work, and the result
will be a decided reaction in Senator
Spencer's favor.
National Republican., 1875-12-31
SHALL WE cELEBRArE1

In most of the principal cities of the Uni
ted States there is enthusiasm and patriot.
ism enough to cause marked observance
of the birth of our centennial year. In
some of them the military will parade at 10
O'Clock tonight, and almost everywhere
cannon will be fired, bells rung, bonfres
lighted and illuminations made. The only
thing we are certain of here is the ringing
of the chimes. Is that enough to satisfy
Washington patriotism? Is it anything
like proper observance Of an event SO dis
tinguished in American history? Com
panies a and B, Washington Light Iu-
fantry, might be induced to turn out. The
Capitol could be illuminated and the
public buildings and private residences.
The drawing of curtains, opening of blinds
and lighting of all the gas-burners in a
house makes good illumination and with
slight trouble. There ought not to be any
difficulty about this, or any hesitancy, GER
tainly not on the part of private citizens.
The Government should surely do some
thing. 1t would really be very disgraceful
not to take notice of the event.
National Republican., 1875-12-31

anything about New England and its pride
of Yale graduates, as well as its egotism
and ignorance of affairs transpiring outside
Of their six Yankee" States, will under
stand it at glance. The Independent
could not have done less than it has done
because Chamberlain is New Englander
and a Yale graduate. But it could have
done more and have told the truth about
the exaltation Of the race to which Whip
per belongs to the plane Of full citizenship.
1t was New England that accomplished
this result, and when it was accomplished
New England boasted of her success. In
short, the reconstruction policy of the Gov
eminent was almost dictated by the New
England abolitionists, of whom the Inde-
pendent was an acknowledged organ.
Governor Chamberlain, himself, before he
strided to power over the necks of the poor
blacks to whom he has now turned traitor,
was blatant New England abolitionist;
but like the majority of his kidney, includ.
inathe bribe-taking managers and editors
of the Independent, he has no sooner
reached the object of his ambition than he
has begun TO make terms with his former
enemies. But the fate of sycophant
awaits him. The hands he now kisses
will soon smite him, and his head will be
stamped into the earth on which he now
crawls in filthy sycophantic slime.
National Republican., 1875-12-31
THE KIND OF NAN MR.. HART Is.

The New York World of Wednesday
contained the following interesting narra-
tive Of Mr.. Henry Hart, who now aspires
to the management of the Washington and
Georgetown railway, in like honorable
and trustworthy manner:
"Mr. Feodore MIerson has brought suit in
the Superior Court against Mr.. Henry Hart,
the millionaire pawnbroker and the principal
owner of the Third Avenue railroad, to recover
upon two due bills for S., 900 each, dated 0c-
tober "a, 1870, and January 5, 1871, and one
due bill for $1,000, dated May 12, 1871. Mr..
Hart's defense is, first, that no consideration
was given for the notes, and, second, that Mr..
Mierson and his associates, proprietors until
May 1, 1874, of the Nee Yorker Journal, q
German newspaper published in this city, en-
ployed him as their agent to obtain patronage
in the way of advertisements from the city
government, and that it was obtained through
his negotiation and assistance; that from day
to day certain amounts of money were re-
quired to be paid, laid out and expended in
order TO obtain the said patronage to be ex-
tended, and of which payment, outlay aud ex-
penditure plaintiff was fully advised, and con-
CURED in it, Mr.. Mierson handed to him, Mr..
Hart says, at the dates mentioned, the
amounts mentioned In each Of the due bills re-
spectiyely to be used for the purpose of OBJ
tanning the patronage aforesaid and he (Mier-
sou) desired, on behalf of himself, some men,
orandum in writing of the amounts paid over,
and that the notes were then written by Mier-
son and signed by him (Hart) inadvertently,
he now knowing they were in the fern men
tioned,' whereas, in fact, they were intended
only as mere memorandum of the amounts
TO be used and devoted for the purpose afore-