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Mrw fluctuations.

"Unusuay well writte6 and exceedingly Interesting
- Boston Journal.
A STUDY OF HAWTHORNE.
N BY GEORGE A. L,IHBor. Uniform with " Little Gas
SIC edition OF Hawtlornes Wo.As With view OF IIaw-
thornes birthplace. II %.
prove interesting book to all admirers Of the Won
dcrfnl writer u won erful romances MI Iathrop has
made genius and works of his fahernaw subjects vt
careful Investigation. Itmght De called biography OF his
genius early circumstances, its growth and rs ruage
by friendly reverent and delicate hand
and violence sentiment Of reserve which a"
thornc always cherished, Boston Advertiser.
study Of Hawthorne was just what was wanted and
to the reader Of this thoughtful sympathetic we'll
written ard elegantly printed little book il viii prove an I'M
commonly interesting and instructive literary sudy'-lIhe
Advance Chicago.
I'VE feel that We Hawthorne better and understand
HIN better rearing this -yWVa hetc study of his char
and genius Christian LAtciEcuCtr tNe"-hoIhl'
Every reader Of awthornc NoyeS VIII and this book eH.
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"Tiis study evidently labor 81 love- and all
pride fame OF purcst An ecan literary
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Juelrucilon.
Country.

A HOME. with suitable care and instruction
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Iencefor,b. America, Nor locke up to tl.cc,

Uenceforth, America, Nor looks No 10 uiec,
Not down az tho dead Re ub!lci! tdae' arse
That all men may behold tbcc. IL uOt IFOdd'
BE humble and ne wise;
And let Thy mead be bowed
To the Unknown, supreme One, VINO on hiSa
Has wIliCd thco not 10 dcl
u, grateful, watcnfui brave;
See TIN, anoug Thy children none shah plumber,
Nor ~ nj aSIntrr-- $500, -,
Swift to detect and punish and strong 70 sr ana hd'c'
Shall the drums beat, trlupcS sound,
And the cannon thuIdOr round!
No these are warkc noises, and must cease;
Not thus, while the whole world ftum ba. tic rests,
The Commonwealth receives her honorcd guests
She celebrates no triumph but OF Peace.
The bold conceptions OF The poet in Ills adventurous
song could be shaped to successful issue by no hand
less cunning than his Own, and II few would have dared
the lofty experiment could have hororaby esSayeh
IT, without similar resources Of gcniua and poetic e1pe
rienCc.
The prose contributions 20 this number are OF very
isce ancous character including sketch Of certain
mysterious locality called Hide and Seek Town. 10y
II. H.; Niagara" by George W Hoi.ey; " y Bird Med
lev" by John Burroughs; 1.-THE Bride of the Rhine ny
G.. T. Waring, and the usual comments on men, books
aud things, in tine different editorial domains
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ecn1nNER- ArGuST.

Themost contributions IN the Mld-
summer Holiday Numbel of scrioner are MI bIS an
poerl The Flood OF Years." which has already been
yeu 20 he readcr. Of THE TRIBUNE, and the Hcspes
Cyitatls" by M r. H. sioddard, announcing the wei
come Of America to the nations Of the Old World on Hc
casiou o! the centenary festival In strain OF resonant
aud harmonious verse. fccitousy blending the elaborate
refnements Of and the OF learning with the
inspiration OF sentiment the poet speaks in the name OF
his country TO the pilgrims afar who have come 10
honor the completion OF a century of national life
The first scene presents picture OF America arising
triumphant and serene from her tragic conflict for ex-
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CAUTION.
~ THE ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE CEN
TENNIAL EXHIBITION.
This being the only illustrated Catalogue authorized by tho
Centennial Commission the public cautioned against all
spurious editions being genuine but those bearing the
name OF JOIN ll.aiit;' 80 CIV. OK.
u. ". kLi.LLl, PIIIato-IIIIa.
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fnrHl.ure.

FURNITURE, Carpets, Mattresses, sc, cheap
fpi .nsi-At CDWFtltTHWAII- llJ amt ~ Ch1fUat
Three story building aud Is large NJyIuUfs Ai I'd
latest goods bureau ANA Drc.-lu Suir painted
AND walnut SIS 20 $3.50. Tap. Brussels, II.
IHC., Red Check and White Canton MAJ
NJ unrs Fancy Mattnrs Ingram Carpets from Boo 4id
upwards. %. Cot, Cloths, Cassuorea 40 lor cash.
ANDREW LAsIE2 s Cop 81 Broadway.
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RUTGERS FEMALE COLLEGE.-Fall term
Ia opens sept n. Rev. THOs D. ANDEhSoN u. j.. rr.L
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A GOOD H.ME FOR CHILDREN i'll a
~ Boarding school at wilton Conn. terms To SUIT Al
ires. AIGTSIIS WHIIIDCk.
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A. Brentnno. Union-sanale, has received all

A. Brentauo, Union-squa1e, has received all
the English and French midsunmcr periodicals. london
Society has iuaucred the fashion OF an extra holiday
number, amply illustrated. the C0T1thH Temple Ear
Frd-eIS me AygoSy and Bc'grarla abstain from tins
unwonted luxury but adapt their contents to the inter
esis OF oilers at the watcrugpaces. The last-naned
magazine has a new and very melodious poem by SWIM
burne. All he Year Ro1Ud and ChdmJerSS journal pnr-
sue the even OF their way, and make no special
concession to the Al the periodicals OF Fashion
with their fearful and wonderful hgurepatcs have also
arrived and infer from them that IL Is tie proper
thing for ladies walk in this weather with the highest
fitting waists aud yardlong trains, spread like the tail
Of a pigeon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02

THE Philad, lphia Press has been
counting up the newspaper support SO
far expressed for prominent Presidential
candidates of both parties, and finds on
the Democratic side that sixteen Journ-
ais look to Hendricks. Thurman, who
comes next, has bat eight, clossly fol-
lowe1 by Tilden and Bsysrd with seven
each. Three Ohio journals are for Elk
Governor Allen, Of that State. Pendle-
tOn's recent journey through the south
to Florida has not been so fruitful
OF results as we were led to sn-
ticipate, as but two journals in this Sec
ton comprise his entire support. The
Pitts burg Posts candidate, Judge JeIe
s. Black, Of Pennsylvania, is backed up
by the Hopkinsville (Ky.) Democrat,
which modestly tacks on to the Black
ticket the name Of Senator M'Creery, OF
Kentucky, as the price OF its support.
General Hancock, with his three news
paper votes, runs better, fguratively
speaking, than General Sherman. Ex-
Governor Hoffman, Of New York, is net
forgotten by the Shreveport La Times.
On the Republican side, the Press finds
that Roscoe Conkling, Of New York,
who until lately was scarcely mention ed
as a probable contestant, has sprung
suddenly to the front, and now leads his
competitors with the support of seven
teen jouTnsl', while Blaine, who had all
along been thought to be the strongest
man, quietly drops into the second
place, running neck. snd-neck with
Hartranft and Bristow, each with fifteen
hackers. Governor Hayes, who devel-
oped go much strength in the recent
gu0eraatorisl contest in Ohio, fol-
lows next, with ten; while Minis
ter Washburne is tie ideal csndi-
date Of four journalistic sdherents.
President Grant, Secretary Fish, Judge
Breese, aud Hon. Benjamin Harrison,
Of Indians, and Senator Morton, are
each nominated and indorsed by three
enthusiastic sdmirers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02

WE HAVE had crooked whisky senss-
tions in New Orleans, Indianapolis,
Chicago and Cincinnati, and now have
a customhouse sensation ia Pittsburg.
The first discoveries in this last case OF
fraud upon the government were made
by Mefsrs. TyndaIl and Fox of the Sc
cret-service, and ara to the effect that
Assistant-Surveyo M'Gill has for years
been in the habit Of charging and col.
lecting for steamboat clearance papers
three dollars in gold, while the fee fixed
by law Ia only one dollar and fifty cent?;
that he has been releasing goods from
the customhouIe the legal charge for
which is "not over" one dollar and
eighty cent?, while he charged from
three dollars 10 three dollars and fifty
cents, the overchsrges being in no in
stance entered upon the books. On
the fees Of coal-bsrges, fifty cents more
per "space" (the barges are measured
by space than is allowed by law has
also bean regularly collected, which
would average about ten dollars
on each barge. No entry Of
these overcharges are made upon the
office books. To show what bonanza
THE latter proved TO the officials impli-
Gated, it iB necessary to state that the
capacity OF the average cOal-barges
range from eighty thousand to one hun
bred thousand bushels each, and that
during the year not less than one hun
bred million thousand bushels OF coal
have been cleared from this port. In
addition to the oVercharge for clearance,
8 brokerage fee, averaging two d)llaTs,
was charged for making out the papers.
By the admission Of M'Gill, this custom
has obtained during the whole time that
he has been in Office, over eleven years.
During this time the customhOuse has
been practically under the control Of
Thorn ele, su. veyor of the port, and
one OF ue shTewdest and most active of
the Republican leaders of Western
Pennsylvania, and the very Innocent
but very irregular NIGH, both of them
standing high in the community to
whom the exposure has been genuine
surprise. What sstonishes Us in cOnnec.
ton with last stesl is that the Republic
cans can, in view of it and Others we
have enumerated, indulge in hopes of
Presidential sucCeJs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02

HON. HENRY B. BROWN, judgeof the
United States district ecurt for The east
ern district Of Michigan, closes tie Fed
erRl courts Of this city to-day, and de-
parts for his home by way Of New Or
leans. He came here an entire stranger
to our citizens, but leaves Us with ex-
pressions of most sincere regret on the
part Of all who have had business in his
court. The universal testimony Of our
lawyers is that he is a judge Of rare
capacity for his place, possessing not
only learning "a a lawyer, but an sd-
ministrative ability which enables him
to dispatch business with rapidly and
satisfaction. be has only recently been
elevated TO the telch, and although q
young man, well deserves the dis-
tinguished honor conferred by his ap-
pointment. We hope he will be
sent to US again on special service. He
will always find WELDON among the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02

the details OF which were horrible. The
board # managers Investigated the
charges, and declared them not proven,
out the public were not satisfied, and
an investigation was bryan by the
State board of charities, which has
: supervisory control OF all such in
s.ituuons OF TIE State. The reports had
spread to Harrisburg, and, while the
board of charities we're proceeding with
the investigation, the house Ct represent
atIves appointed a committee Of inves-
legation, and the matter ives abandoned
by the State board, The committee
we're: w Z Plummer, chairman, and
Russ Thornton, J. II. Fird!ey, g..
Yerkes and Captain Bllingsley, and,
politically, they stood three Democrats
and Two Republicans. They consumed
a fortnight in their investigation, and
the revelations were damning. They
probed to the bottom, and the testimony
showed that for series Of years the re-
fcrm school has Teen hell upon earth.
TIE Rev. W. II. Gill, Presbyterian
minister Of Allegheny, conducted the
prosecution, at the request OF the COM
mittee, and for the purpose Of wildcat
ing the character Of the lady accusers,
several Of whom were members
of his church, and whose verscity
was impeached by the verdict Of
the board OF managers. The result is
that the scoundrel Avery now 80 far con.
fesses as to be willing to go, will go
gladly, If permitted, his only remaining
ambition being to escape further pros
ecution. However, it is likely that the
matter will be formally presented to the
grand jury at its next term, and if 1t be
taken to court it is limited that there
will be developments Of a more racy ma
tUrs than any that tTauspired during the
legislative investigation. We tut that
this last and worst OF the scoundrels,
who have recently disgraced christianity
and civilization, will have such a trisl,
and that the result will bs the melting to
him Of such punishment as he deserves.
The galloWs would not be too much for
him
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02
IysJLVExF sJJICE.

State Of Tennessee, shelby C0uUty.-CElee OF
County Court Clerk, Memphis, Tenn, Jam
uaTy 81, le3t-T0 Mscou Webb, Executor Of
y NJ Webb, deceased.
Having suggested The iusoIveEoy0t the aS-
tate o. 5. NJ, " ebo, deceased q, you are hereby
ordered to give notice. by aB rsrflsl Eseu- boz
state. and a-sG 40 she rCu IN use door OF
SAeI1y counts, for al. persons having claims
egainS. said estate % GuT aEr and llr the same
with The clerk OF tine tOruLv Court. au-leutf-
Gated in tie rlEuuer pre- cII1et. av ia7g. Cd. az
before the alst day Of ay, Is.E, and auy
claim not filed on or before ard Jag. o. before
an appropriation ~ sEg funds cd -aIG estate
is made, shah be forever barred, both H. law
and equity,
WltGess my hand, ct office this SIS. Gs-- y
January, 1870 JAMES REILLY, Llgr..
BY II. 3 cullen D. putty CLERK.
Notice IS hereby given IS required above.
This January 9, 1875.
M tn MACON WEBB, Ezscut0r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02

A PROFESSIONAL census OF tie FreEch
senate gives tie following result: Ore
bishop, two ex Workingmen, three diplo'
mstists, three bsrristers Of the council
Of state or cotlT dc cessation, four medi-
cal men, six engineers, seven superior
naval officers, nine university professors,
fourteen judicial dignitsries, seventeen
manufacturers, twenty members OF the
institute, without reckoning the bishop
OF Orleans; twenty.six officers, four OF
them being colonies; twen ty-one gen.
erals, and one marshal. Tie Iemain-
ing one hundred and eighty-eighty are
mostly barristers, men OF letters, fund
holders, or landowners and commercial
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02
aOTIUE 1N FaanRUPECT,

In the District Court of the United States roi
TIE District of Western Tennessee-In the
matter OF Toof, Phillips q Co, Bankrupts.-
IN Bankruptcy.
To the creditors Of said bankrupt:
TIIAKE NOTICE, that a general meeting OF
the creditors of the said bankrupt VIII be
held at the Office of 7. J. Laih ham, Esq, Eegls-
ter in Bankruptcy for said district, at Mem
phis, No. 10 Madison street, on tho 18th day OF
March, 1876, at II o clock, am, for the purpose
of declaring a first and inRl dividend.
We also give you notice that we have fled
our anal accounts as assignees OF the estate of
the said ban krupts, in said Court and that on
the 10th day Of pTl next, we shall apply TO said
Court for the settlement of our said accounts
and for discharge from all liability - as
sgnees Of said estate, in accordance with the
provisions of the 18th section OF the act OF
Congress, entitled IAN act TO eStRbi tsh uni.
form system OF Bankruptcy throughout the
United states" approved March 2, 1855.
J. N. OLIVER.
U. WOODBRIDGE. Azsignets,
fb22 No. IS Madison street.
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IN OLYENT EO7IgE.

State OF Tennessee, Shelby cCunty.-Cmcs OF
County Court CLERK, Memphis, Tenn, TaL-
nary 81, lS56-lO p. Y. COr1eJt, Admins.
traitor Of j. a. COIbltt, d5cUasei.
Having suggested the M. plFeucy Of the
estate OF =. a. CCTbelr, deceased, Won are
HEREBY ordered to give notice, by advertise
ment Ia so re Newspaper Published within
the said state, and $50 NJ the courthouse door
OF Shelby county, Tor all p=rsCEs having
claims against salH estate o. appear ard do
tle same with She CLERK Of the county Court,
anthem ica-' q II the Ma u-l prescribed by
law, ON or before the 3ist CAV o. July, 1896;
and any claim y 10 filed "a OF before sal. day,
or before an appropriation of the funds Cr
said es;ale IS made, shall be forever barrel,
both il law and equity.
Witness my hand, ct Office, this 3lst tav OF
January, 1876. JANE REILLY, Clerk.
By John j. shea, Deputy Clerk.
I hereby give notice TO an parties having
claims agains said esr ate TO tie Them, rs s1Gys
required. FOL Jui j.. ". JOkBLCI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02

AND ttill another. Rev. r. w. Avery
is bis name, he is 8 member Of the Epis-
copal church, and has been for some
years superintendent Of the reform
school CT western Pennsylvania. The
charges proven against him are ru.slity
and cruelty, and that he has allowed
the female inmates to be debsuched by
the officers aud inhumRuely scourged
with Taw-hides. The special cores
pendent Of The Chicago Tribune in his
brief account Of the developments made
upon an Investigation conducted by
Rev. w. 81. Gill, Of the Presbyterian
church, shows that the history Of this
institution teens with cruelty, dsfslca-
tioD, and crimes Of blacker hues. For
years it has been an ulcer upon the body
polite, but the reform school had become
80 close q corporation that it wss i'm
possible TO expose its infs-
mics, though they have long been
suspected by the people generally.
The first superintendent Reverend
Rutherford-!ett his position at the seTi-
Gus call Of the district court, and vege.
tated year in the State prison. Dur.
ing his reign he debsuched the female
inmates on the Wholesale plan, and,
when his crimes were brought home to
him, eight young girls-none Of them
over seventeen years Of sge-were found
TO be approaching maternity through
his instIumentslity. This fiend was
succeeded by q cold, csllous and cruel
brute named Sweeney, who resigned to
escape expulsion for inhumsnity so
shocking as to defy description, Avery
succeeded him, and the investigation
into his case was brought about by three
Of the former officsrs-MisJ M'Kelvy,
Miss Pence aud Miss Neiman-all Of
P1ttsburg, who procured the publication
Of 8 statement Of the cruelties practicsd,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02

BABCoCK says be has no intention OF
resignipg bis position on the Presidents
staff, and carries his head as high as il
he had never had an inter view with
John M'Donald, and as if promises had
never-as the papers Of st. Louis and
Cincinnati assert - passed between
them. His position at the White House
is an honorary one altogether; hisIesl
assignment to duty is az commissioner
Of public buildings and superintendent
CT the Washington aqueduct.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02
Attachment Notice.

20 2044, =. DIN tHa ClrcI.t Court Of shelby
county, IGGCs~-eg.-J. Il. bUl.gm vs. Mrs.
lis T.. -EirElrv.
In this cause judicial Attachment havfDr
issued by oE7er Cf the court, uttered herein
JANUARY y, 1876, E-u reiurIet INTO court levied
upon the real estate o. Lls e. sErauJ:
Il Is tEsl tD-a ordered. lLf' the said de-
+ niant, tris g. 0TiIgley. make her ap.ef r-
ance herein. before tue. Judge OF tine .ircgit
court OF -ueiHy county, d. tLs courthouse, IN
the city Of Memphis, on the THIRD M0nt8t in
May next aEd defend this suit. within the
time prescribed by law, or the same viii be
proceeded with OK aorte; and that copy OF
this order be rUGliGH ID once week, for fpur
COuEecutive week. ia The Memphis Appeal
i COPY attest: ii. $ 23d jgy Of F-Hrusry, 1876.
IS. r. COLEMAN, Clelk
BY y II Coleman, Deputy CLERK.
Harry Hin, Atty tor plaintiff. lbs ri
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PgIDAY. KAPCH 10. 1876.

Wa son. Desha county, Arkansas, with
in Ie, al hours, sell 20 the highest bid
der, tor case. 81 public auction Subject to
a balance Of SS,j or thereabO IS, Of purchase
money!, the following described land, VIZ:
Lying and being in The county Cf NCsna, STATE
OF Arkansas, known Gnd de-igna.ed on the
plats % tue public survey as the east half
(E - o. section Lwenty-thrte (z3laUd he north
east quarter tNE ~ Of section twenty SIX ,Z5l,
township niue tgl, south range, four west, be-
Ing The same land upon which John ". = cod
and vile nOgy reside, being estimated 70 con-
tain tour hundred and eighty ,b0l acres, more
or less. Equity Of redemption expressly
waived. sale made to pay the note occurred
u the Trust Deed. Title believed TO be good.
hot I sell and cOnye only as Trustee.
a29 J. Fl. SMITH, Trustee
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IrD9Eea'a gale.

DY virtue Of a Dse5 OF Trust made 10 me on
u the Goth day Il January, 1915 by a. r.
Bonner, which Is ICcn de in the Registers
Office Of Shelby county. Tennessee, in DO K
70. I0j, page l2j, Will sell, It public auction,
to the highest bidder, for ,su, On
Monday. Tho = STA Day Of sIrch, 1876,
81 z O'Clock NJ, at the southwest corner Main
and Madison streets, q empIl5, IsnueS- zee,
the following property, situ7t IN Shelby
county, State Of ICDu.sSea ANA described as
follows, Lo-Wtt: Fcur sores Of lana. b-iug
part Of the a. Kerr subdivision, original lot
No. 9. and part Of the NUheIspCCu suIdivi.
sion, lots Nos. =, - and 20. on tus north side
Resident [Tr'ggl avenue, known as lot NO. Of
Newton rOTd subCi vision. near the Her
nandO rosa, about two miles iOutF east Ct the
city Of Memphis, bounded as follows to wit:
Beginning a. a stake on the north side z ISL
dent tTTiEgl avenue and The ives. side Fowler
avenue; thence west with the north side Ees
ident [ITiggl avenue four chains and - links
L&S% feet TO stake, thsncs north chains a
links tJ55 feet to a sake on the north line lot
No. Is WlJherspOOu Subdivision; thence east
four chains 70 links L5U5I fsetl 70 northeast
corner lot No. IS on wet side Fowler avenue;
thence south WITH said avenue eight Chs1Cs 81
links l5jj feet 70 the beginning, and kuOTn as
the EOlner Place" "a atty of redemption
waived. Title believed 10 be good, but / sell
and viii convey only as trustee.
JOHN Il. TAYLOR, Trustee.
J. N. Ford, Attorney. fUl2
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NOTICES.
ELECTION s01ICE,

Telegraph Company are hereby notified
that an election for a Board Of Directors, to
serve for one year, or until their success Ors
are elected, Will BIZ held on Wednesday, 18th
March next, be ween the hours of 10 o'clock
am. and O'Clock pm, at the courthouse in
the town of fernando, Mississippi.
fb27 GEO. W. l. GRO *, Act. Sec =.
HernaDdo DaDers ulease cOpy.
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BANKRUPTCY.
ROFICE BAsKRUPTUY.

In the District Court OF the United States, fol
the District of Western Tennessee.-Jn the
matter of Nj. Wiggin, Bsnkrupt-In Bank.
rUEtcy.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt:
TAKE NOTICE, That a general meeting o.
i the creditors of said bankrupt will be held
at the office of T. ]. Latham, ESQ.,, Register in
Bankruptcy for said District, at NJ emphis No
IS Mad son street, ON the 18th day Of March
1873, at II O'Clock am, for the purpose of de-
clar ng the first dividend
1 also give notice that have filed my
accounts as assignee of the estate OF said
bankrupt, in said Court, in accordance with
the provisions OF the 2Sth section of an act OF
Congress entitled An act 10 establish uni.
form system of BANKRUPTCY throughout the
United States approved March 2. 1858.
Z. J. KARR, Assignee,
fh25 fri PSI Second EtIes1