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ThanI1sgiying Proclamation,

LITTLE Rock, Ark, March s.-The
Governor to-day issued 4 proclamation
appointing Thursday, March 2bth, as a
day Of thanksgiving for the many bless
ings which have been showered upon the
State during the past twelve months, Re
feFring TO the adoption Of the Poland re-
port the Governor says; ave have been
sustained by the true conservative re-
publican sentiment in the North, which
IA one Of the most gratifying features
connected with our struggle and one Of
which weshould feel proud, and We should
strive by all means to prove ourselves
worthy OF this endorsement so omphati-
cally given by those supposed to differ
with US politically, and who were begged
and importuned under all circumstances
to put Us down, With all we have un.
deFgonO, II our cause has been the OcCa-
sion Of harmoniztng and uniting the lib.
eral and conservative elements in the ma
ton that have heretofore been discordant,
we arc more than paid, and II should be
our chief duty to see they be kept togeth.
er hereafter. As Governor Of the State /
enjOin lpon all persons to see that peace
and order are preserved, all violations Of
law promptly looked after, and that those
engaged in them be arrested and brought
to answer before the law, The prevent
ing or prompt punishment Of individual
inlractlons Of law Is tho surest remedy
against mobs and general outbreaks that
sometimes occur and almost defy the cn.
tire power Of the government We have
been peaceful and law.abiding, and there
by won respect and confidence everywhere.
Lot us continue 80 to be, and enforCe tho
laws 80 that each and every citizen may
feel he owns direct interest in tho
government while that government not
only can but Is able and always ready to
protect him; stir up no strife; revive no
past political differences or animosities;
persecute no one that may have differed
or may hereafter differ with us, Let us
at all times in fact exercise charity TO all
and malice toward none. Should there
DO any indictments In the courts for past
political oflenses, / would suggest and nd.
Wise their dismissal. Let the people Of
all parties, races and cOlors come and be
welcomed to our State, and encouraged to
aid lis In bringing II upto a position Of
true greatness,
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quoted above contravenes the higher law
Of the United States, No man is equal be-
fore the law who must needs be tried by u
jury all Of whom belong to different race
and all Of whom occupy radically diffe-
rent status. Such man has not all tho i'm
munities Of White citizen, and the Con-
stitution Of the United States says that
none Of It's citizens shall be deprived Of
these immunities.
Whether tho West Virginia Court Of
Appeals takes this view OF the case or
not, there Is but little doubt that Judge
Bond Of the U. s. Circuit Court will
symputhizo with 1t, and thathe viii order
q stay Of proceedings, We understand
that application will be made to. Gov
ernor Jacob for q temporary reprieye Of
Of the condemned man, in case the Court
Of Appeals refuses to interfere, in order
to allow time for Judge Bond to investl-
gate the point raised on his behalf.
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PrrsBuRgH, March S-Last night be.
tween 8 and 10 o'clock, a. John Munhall
and Con Sullivan were returning from a
visit 10 a physician and when near the
railroad crossing at Mills station, on the
Pittsburgh, Washington Il Baltimore
Railroad their horses became frightened
al passing engine and the wagon was
ptecipitated over an embankment crush.
Ing todeath the sick man, Sullivan, and
very seriously ihjuFing Munhall, whose
recovery Ia pronounced impossible.
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The t,ase Of rTaylor Strnntlor.,

1.;s pow wall nm IN three years bft,0e
nt. ...Le.,,s.,a ~, oor,n,;,,53 Fibao,
tnlS uhloF'una'e nun 'Vtn'", "
crime for which he has been conq!sN1nanI'sa n1!N1aI s. !
to die on the 26th Of this month. Hethds'
ntroodv had twn different trials before
~ C,..nit rou.t. ~ ,hts coun,v bv two
lne circuit court ~ '"lS 'vu",y " IVY wv
ulneron. ~, sT,ss u. a.. 'S a. p a.
nouncea suiI'y 9. nlgFaer ~ 'ns .,'s is,, ~
gree Inc supreme Sour' ,, nus , ",.e"". ,'..;,
ln!etlefea once ., on ms Denat' a.u s.,.. a"
Ell MN new 1flal Oh 'evn"lV"i n. PUN =.
Auo'neF aPPliVa..V" % NV p."s :.
lore Tue same 'Out' ,Ol "O'"S. ,,. '"p'ios ~
IDEAS, on the ground that inc prisoner Na'
not been tried In conformity to the
Fout,esnth Amendment 10 the Constilu.
,;on n ,hn ttr;tsd states. Section frat Of
III M 4 I,,.sd,,nn, r.ovIdss that
I al sSs.aa. h,tr ~ rotntoi;,ed In ,he
United States, and subject 10 the iutiSdic.
lion thereof, are citizens Of the United
States ana o. .h9 siase wSFSiI S,tons ,nS te
iS% I1SO. .vbiSb % SSSIl nbfidSS The o. priyileFes cp
immunities Of citizens Of the United
States. Nor shall lahyiState deprive any
person Oh NE iDerty rOPers ~ W.Uu, tosSon
WIZ wIthSs 0iS'' its iyStisdislioS ibs equal bfotec.
lion oi the laws" ~
The counsel for strauder hold that
contrary to this constitutional provision
the Legislature Of West Virginia passed
law prohibiting colOred citiaehs, from
serving on jnticS. Section ist OF chapter
XLv1E, page iO2, Of the Acts OF 1928
enaCts as follows!
"All rhitemale persons who are twenty;
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ST., 1ou1s, March s.-The steamer City
Of YiCkSbutg, Of the MemphiS Packet Co.,
which left hero Saturday evening for
ViCkSburg, with GOO OF 100 tons, struck q
log al Sheep Island below Chester last
night and sunk in nine feet Of water. The
deck cargo Il safe, but that in the hold IL
damaged, The wfecker salver and a
wfecker from Cairo have gone 70 her "A.
siStance, and will speedily raise her. The
boat Ii valued at $4,000; no insurance.
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The river was still receding slowly yes.
terday, with 0 feet I inches In the channel
at dark.
The local packets have all resumed act
i've operations.
The James ReeA brought very fine
load Of produce from SunRsh.
The Express departed for parkersburg
shortly before noon, with good trip Of
both freight and passengers, I.-n
The steamer Mallie RagOn will arrive
from MatamoraS this morning and leave
for Pittsburgh.
The Andes will be tile Cincinnati packet
to-day, She will leave at 8 Pm.
The Courier will take her departure
for Pafkersbufg at 10A A. NJ. to-day.
The Salt Valley Ia expected down from
Pittsburgh tonight en- route to Ports
mouth.
Tho new Hudson will have everything
complete and be ready to receive freight by
tho fattcr part Of the week. She will
leave for Cincinnati on Saturday next.
The reason the Tlces niisSed,H trip on
Saturday is now explained Charlie
Booth, the handsome clerk, had company
at honle-a boy
The local towb0ats are apparently do
ing good business, as they are very
busy.
The Barnard yesterday arrived from
below. e.b
The Sam Miller passed up light. She
was going al a good speed, and knocked
down the staging Of The Express as she
passed. 49,,
The Granite State, being detained by
the ice, will leave PlttSburgh to-day for
Portsmouth.
The skiliibger will leave Pittsburgh
to-day for Wheeling, PaFkefsbufg and
Cincinnati.
The Muskingum river packet Carrie
Brooks, In charge Of Commander Daf.
iineton' leaves pitlSbufgh this evening
for HaheSSille.
IBy TsiSSAPh,1
t,tr1sBuRoit, March S.-Rivef 8 feet 7
inches and rising. Heavy snow last night,
but mild and pleasant tonight.
EVASsytt1t, March S.-Rivet loot,
with SO 4.iO feet on the gauge. Port LIST
doWn-Ella, Morning Star Florence and
fdlewild. Ur-Georgc Roberts, Alice
Brown, ii. 8. Turner and Bowling Green.
The Grey Eagle IL on the bank below the
foot Of French Island and in bad posi-.
tion. Weather clear with wind from the
south, and snow melting rapidly.
NASHVILLE, March 8. : The heavy
rains Saturday night checked the rapid
falling IN the river; 20 feet large on the
shoals. Atrived-Butksville, from Cairo.
Weather clear and cold.
CAIRO March S-River 80 feet inch
and rising. AttiVed-Gfand Tower and
wild Duck. Depafted-Capital City and
Grand Tower. Weather clear and mild.
CINCINNATI, March s.-Rlvet % feet
and falling. Weather clear; thawing dur
ing the day; colder tonight. Arrived
Andy Baum, Memphis Robt. Mitchell,
New Orleans,
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GOV. Hendricks Calls an Extra
Ressidd.

tSDtANAroLts, March G.-The i.erisla.
tufe has been called TO convene in extra
session Tuesday, March Q. Gov, Hend.
ricka In his proclamation, gives The fol
lowing reasons; Because 0t q disagree.
meht between the Senate and House Of
Representatives at the present session,
and failure 10 pass laws indispensable
to the administration Of the State govern.
ment, including revenue and general %.
preparation biIlA has occurred, and Be.
cause the public welfare requires d
special session Of the General Assembly.
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WASHINGTON.
Nominated by the President.

WASHINGTON, March S.--The President
has nominated GodlOye s. Orth as Minis
ter to Austria; Horace Maynard, Minis
ter TO Constantinople; G. Q. Sheets, ex-
member Of Congress from Alabama, to be
Sixth Auditor Of the Treasury.
Postmasters: 4. s. Mcclure, Wooster,
Ohio. John s. Hall, New Philadelphia,
Ohio. D.S. Wade, Chief Justice Of the
Supreme Court OF Montana. ]. g.
Hamilton (ohio) Indian Agent at Sis.
seton, Dakota, John Ulrich. Receiver Of
Public Moneys at Lacrosse, Wis. Frank
FlelsheF, Register at same place. VIM
P. Bartlett, Register ut Eu Glare, Wis.
STANDING COMMITTEES
The Republican caucus committee have
completed the arrangement Of tho stand.
Ing committees Of tho Senate, the Demo-
cratS filling tho blanks assigned them
The list Ia subject to the approval Of the
caucus, and may be changed before y Is
submitted to the Senate for formal adop'
tlon.
Ex.Prosidont johnson did not reach the
Senate chamber until nearly ! o'clock
when Mr., Edmunds greeted him cordially,
prpnttrAN oAucus,
The Republican Senators held eau.
Gus % nus a,'eTnoo' ~ e',oin,oJ ~ ro
tne CAUCUS oomItIee, aPpo.n,S1i " ri ~
yise lhe mSnDershlp ol eon,se, aal .,,se,,o i,
the senate ny FePoIt We' ieIS .mOi un.o"'s,i
ahG al.er sunufy henDeJs l,Cn nau sApsi;O. pna.;On.
tnelr prelereuco lor ulny,v"i lti',,,ai ~ t, H.,
ment tne report was recoonu.s.eu ,a' 'nr Iii 'i
purpose ol maklns sJme Cn"nsSs s..,",,inr ~ w." ~
% presented 10 an au!oTtrn'Ga tn anaI aue' ou ~
LMe GancuS .o'ioLrow nl,t hi iT a, a,0v LO,".
a."r amV '' i've cnSsi,lsrsd ssiIlsI C3nklinp
wifi become Chairman Of the Committee
on Commerce; Efamlin, Postoffices and
Post Roads; Wright, Claims; Spencer,
District Of Columbia; Hitchcock, Terri.
tories: West, Railroads: Sargent, Mines
and Mining; Boutwell,, Civil Service and
Retrenchment; Jones, Contingent Ex'
ponSes. Jones wiltbe given q place on
the Finance Committee and Herman will
also be placed on the Finance Committee
to succeed Fenton, The Craftsmanship Of
other important committees being occu.
pied BY Senators who hold over will not
be changed,
Anumber Of Senators are Of the opinion
that tho Pinchback question being again
under discussion this session, will con.
tinue two weeks, although they can ace
no propriety In discussing a matter 50
we'll unlerstuod, but they suppose some
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GREEScAeTtE, March ga Gre broke
out in shefy's furniture watefooms about
7;8O this evening, destroying the Farm:
ers' Bank, Lyons 4 Weeks block, Hays
block, C0hn's stoterOorn, and the Green
castle Banner office. II is thought Il At
the Gre Il now Under control. Loss about
$4,000; insurance, $4,000.
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RnFic,i IN llie SNOW.

NEW YORK, March s.4A Halifax die.
patch from ST Johns, N. F. says the
bodies Of forty persons who died In 81,
Johns this winter have been temporarily
inferred In the snow which lies In such
quantities in the cemeteries as to prevent
t6o opening Of graves.
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n.MO, nntl =. h. 4. tlnarrel.

NEw YoaK, March SIT Ia stated that
the utiatfOl between the B. 4 O.and P. X
4. Company is In The way Of 9 settlement
and thai the compromise will probably
be agreed upon in 4 day OF two.
BGL4iMoRE, March 9.-A special In
uuity tonight Of the RAILROAD officials re-
suited IN aScottainihg that there was no
prospect Of 4 speedy atnicable relation
between the Pennsylvania and Baltimore
and 0hin,
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No IMpRovEMENr.-The two surviv-
ing children Of Mr.. BrouSt who were
poisoned by eating candy apples, are still
very sick at the residence Of their father,
back ofBrldgeport, and there Ia but little
prospeCt OF their recovery,
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JUVENILE MISSIONARY SocIErY.-The
Juvenile Missionary Society Of the Mar.
tins Ferry Methodist Church has elected
the following officers: President, DR.. II.
Capebart; Vice President, John L. Van.
pelt; Secretary, James Lytlei Treasuter,
t,reaclcf In charge.
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weather Report.
WAR DRPARtNENT, ] |
OSprE op fHE CttiIT siuNAL oTIicRR,
WAstitN0TOS, Il. C., March $3.50 ?. n.

OPPtcE OP fHE CitiIP etuNAL oHpiGER,
WAstitN0TOs, D. C., March $3.50 F.h.
rRObA1iLtTiEs.
For the Northwest and Upper Lakes 10
Missouri and Tennessee, falling barohie.
ter, southntly winds, warmer and cloudy
weather With snow or rain.
For the Gulf and South Atlantic States,
d falling barometer, southUtly winds,
cloudy weather and rain IN the fofmet.
For The Lower Lakes, Middle and East
ern States, a slightly lower ptesStire,
warmer and cloudy weather, horthetly
winds backing TO The southeast on the
lakes.
The rivers will rise at Pittsbufgh, Mem:
phiS, Vieksburg and New Orleans, and
fall at Cincinnati, Louisville and st'
TnVta
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, March s.-The convention be.
tween Spain and the United States for the
settlement Of the Virginius affair has
been signed,
The IlfOnsists and Carlists are exchaug-
ing priSonsrS
Many women and children were drown
ed by the wreck Of the steamship Gatten-
burg in BOis Strait between Australia and
Van Diemensland, The total number Of
saved as far % known Is twenty-five.
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TIE Board Of Education have selected
the WiCgand boiler for heating tho Third
Ward School building, and Messrs.
Thompson 4 Elbberd have agreed TO do
the iob for $4,000, .HE
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BosroN, March s.-Ttaveling in the
back towns Of New Hampshire was bad
baiore, and the recent storm is likely 10
reduce the aggregate vote tomorrow.
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Both Gordan and witchet deny The
story brought 10 Fl Laramie that the
Sioux City party In the Black HillS are
short Of pfoVl1iona,
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Plymouth, March 8. = Steamship
FtitlA, from New York, arrived.
QUEENSTOWN March S.-SteamAhip
Indiana, from Philadelphia, arrived.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

TIE spelling match fever seems 10 bo
scarcely less widespread and phenomenal
than tho temperance revival q year ago.
Like that movement II originated In
Ohio.
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NOTICES.

MISS P. ]. SuMAEE,
M BUSINESS AND Test MEDIUM,
Office hours from 10 to u A. NJ; from 2 to
8 P. NJ, and from until Q OF evenings,
Wednesday and Saturday evenings except.
ed. Rooms In PAxton'S new Building, on
Main street, No, lll2, mrSa
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NOTICE .I.Le;E OF STOCKHOLDERS

Thu undersigned COFpOnton Of the FlrS and
Marine Insurance Company oi Wheeling, W. Va,
nSSS ~ S fa ESSS seS1s q Ss Re
26th day Of March, 1915, at 10 o'clock ~, a. No.
1910 Market street. In the Gty o. Wheeling, W, Va,
for the purpose 0i electing Board oi Director,
making 6y-llWb, and tFaniactlng any other bud
ms. which may lawfully 30 dOnS by the Ril Stock
h0ldOgl In general meeting.
A, WILSON, A. @. ROBINSON,
U. ]. SToNE, II. SCHMuLRAcK,
II. X. LlST, q, ED. MRNpRL,
]. *. BoHFoRp, Q ]. RAWLIN0,
w. ELLlN0HAN, a. CALpWGLL,
N. POLLOCK, q, u, LOGAN.
Wheeling, March 8, 1873. MIRO
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owns his act only touched himself, and
him but slightly. Because Of this teach.
Ing, she said, moral death was being sown
among our boys. Mise Dickinson then
illustrated the condition Of the fallen
woman by describing the fall Of young
girl who browns her child because, "ac.
cording to the custom Of society,n her
parents made her get rid OF Il before they
would let her come home. The lecturer
wildly describes the agony Of the young
mother; her persecution by those who
should help her; her attempt to retrace
her false step, and her final resort 10
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OUT OF THEIR TEENS,

o good idea Of the evils they would be
instrumental in bringing about In their
maturer years II allowed to follow their
bad inolinatlons and "the teachings Of
society" as 10 their responsibility In life.
There were, Miss Dickinson said, ques-
tons other than the third term, tho
Louisiana difficulty, the Arkansas prob
lem and the national inances which need.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-03
PROPOSALS
ONC~ON~(O~~NONNN ~lNNNNNNNNN<
TINTED STATES MAIL.


Ah4LAND.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
1,.,Do.,, ,WAsHIEGT9E, March 81, lS1S: 5
Once Of this Department until O'Clock p. m. Of
May 81, 1875 ito be decided by the 10th Of june
July l, 1875, to June 80, 1870 on the following
routes in the State Of Maryland, and by the
schedule Of departures and arrivals herein spsci-
ned, viz:
S7O2 From Woodstock to Granite, In. o. ~
miles and back, once q week.
Leave Woodstock Saturday at II m;
Arrive at Granite by 1890 p. m;
Leave Granite Saturday at p. En-:
Arrive at Woodstock by 100 p. N.
Bond required with bid, 800.
37OS From Airey's to Bucktowp, 5H miles and
Leave Airey's Tuesday and Saturday at
I'm;
Arrive al BucktOwn BY 100 D. m;
Leave BucktoWn Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Airey's by $50 D. m.
Bond required with bid, $500
800 From Guilford, by Savage, to Annapolis
Junction, miles and back, six times q
Leave GuilfOrd daily,I except Sunday, at
Arrive at Annapolis Junction by l:3O p. m;
Leave Annapolis Junction daily, except
Sunday, at p. m;
Arrive at GuilfOrd by $3.50 p. m.
Bond required with bid, 800.
For laws relating to the postal service, forms
OF proposal bond and certificate, and instruc-
tions and conditions to be embraced in the con-
tract, see advertisement of this date in pamphlet
form, to be found at the termini OF each route,
by addressing the Second Assistant Postmaster
General.
Bios should be sent in sealed envelopes, super
scribed "Mail Proposals, State Of Maryland"
and addressed to the Second Assistant Postmas-
MARSHALL JEWELL
ap16 Few Postmaster General.
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DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.
DEroT QuARTErMAsTTn's o.

DEPOT QUARTEEMAsTER'S OFFICE. I
WASHINGTON, ID. C., May !, 1875. !
Sealed PROPOSALS, IN duplicate, with copy OF
this advertisement attached, will be received at
this office until u O'Clock m, June l, 1875, at
which place and time they will he opened in the
presence of bidders, to deliver required during
the fiscal year commencing July l. 1915 at the
various offices and oficers quarters in the Dis
trict Of Columbia and at Fort Whipple, Va,
about four hundred (4OO) cords Of Pine Wood,
sawed and split and in the stick; four hundred
(4OO) cords of Oak Wood, sawed and split and in
the stick and twentv-tive hunored e. 5OO) tons Of
Anthracite Coal, White Ash, Red Ash or Ly-
kens Valley, of size may be called for, free
from slate, dust or dirt, and to weigh 24O pounds
to the ton, and about fifty (5O) tons Of BitumnOus
Lump Coal. All the Wood and Coal to be of
hrst-class merchantable quality. Each bid should
be accompanied by a written guarantee in the
usual form Preference will be given to articles
Of domestic production.
The lowest aggregate bid for Wood or Coal, or
both, will be entertained. The Government re-
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
Proposals should be marked Proposals for
Fuel" and addressed to the undersigned.
Full information furnished on application at
this office. WIN. MYERS,
my1-6t Depot QUartermasIer.
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TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
~ VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE IN THE FIRST

In virtue ora writ Of issuei out OF tie
Oh Ik's Office OF the supreme Court OF the District
OF Columbia, and 10 me directed. Will sell pub
lie sale, for cash, in mont OF the premises. con-
menclng At IL O'ciosk a. M, on THU RSDAI. the
9Jth day of MAY next 1875, the following described
properly, TO wilt, viz. Ali OF the original lots Nos
4 @ 10 and -, and the following described part OF
lot II In square No. 80, beginning for the same
the southwest corner OF said lot No. IL, running
thence north along twenty third street &c feet
9inChes thence east ~ feet inches thence south
sc feet Inches. thence west ~ fe ~ Inches to the
place OF be ginning Also, part OF lot No. In square
No. 81 beginning at the southeast corner Of SAID
lot. running thence north along TWenty-fouTt'I
street west u feet inches, thence west 20 70 t .
inches, tia nee south Il feet inches to north n
strGe ct, thence east along said NJ street % feet
inches to the place Of beginning together wish all
ana singular the improvements thereon In re city
OF Washington, District OF Columbia, SCI ked aud
Levied upon as the property Of Sarah foot AIarga-
ret Hauptman, LoukA HAxel. Mary Lr.sby, Maria
Clements, Emma A. Eister. John Ftstsr, and VIM.
FiSter, heirs Of John Fisler, deceased, and will be
SOLD to satisfy execution No. &c, IN favor of Jas
p. WIllett and Robert Wllett. Executors OF Vol
taire Wilett, deceased, and VIM. Il. CLARK.
ALEX. SHARP,
ap29did U, 8, Marzhll, ID. Q,