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What They Say.
bt SUSAN HARLEr.

- - uOs' 'ns brook say, aasting hs feet
eaaer the lilies' blue. brinu ing bowl.
oiishieaing the shade. with il, tends, az.
q. e''aE al dropping and 90 rowful souls
"0'' he merry" but deep In the wood.
A'Ss' pack Little ma Iden. be good, be good,
&c Nina say pushing slow sails
Over the great, troubled path Of the se..
"hrnnS the uill On the hreez, height
shaking The rruit from the or, hard ,rs,s
" bTeAihes not, BE happy 'p l,ut ,iur, loud ana
long, ~''N
oHsA' little maiden, be .,roug, be suOnsw
"h'' sAys the river, gliding alonx.
To IT, home on nr-Os Ocean breast;
fre'ied by ru'hes, hindered Sy bars.
h'er weary, bu, singing OF rtus
II 'ay' not " Re brightr' but IN whispering. GRAY.
Dear little maiden. be patient, be bra,sr,
what ie The stars say, keeping heir v.tch
over our slaussrs, the leuS. lane pigh,.
Never closing their bonnie 6rigueve,
Ihougi great stsTrns blind The n, and terppes,.
rright'
Th-y 'a' not, BE splendiIr' but write on III.
blue,
10 clear 'i'e' ls'ser., Maiden. ie true"
ST NicAolas.
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, 1876-07-16
WHISKY WAR.

That's What They Are Having in Iowa City
Special Dispatch to The Tribune
iowa CRY, L.. July 15.-The WHISKY e1c11e~
men1 IS very great here tonight. The temper
ance men have been seizing thousands OF DOL
lars worth Of liquor under the State law the
last few days. The whisky-men are furious
and declare they will resist its destrac1lop'
as ordered by law. The Iquor.oeale!s
have formed themselves into Personal A''oe1t5
I,eagues. Tonight they held large and en-
thusiastic meeting. Intheir declaration Of p1in- IN
ciplcs they announce that they VIII , ooey ae tne
Fedetal but not the State Law. They also asIee ee
not to associate with or deal with any OF tnose
ne Or RS 1 aFs 1a s5st os N sRpeh
ncrsons' and will do all to drive traffic
rom the, and viii resist the destroying s-e; Of
their property, peaceably II they can ana lorc
biz If they must The wisky men, ~e arc re-
liably informed, have been telegraphsd tnas
they be assisted financially on;fs,e desfsa st. ST.
Louis, Chicago, and other "'sees. Serious times
are expected here.
, 1876-07-16

FORTHCOMING REPORT OF HIS INVESTIGATORS.
Specta Dts5ascs to Tie T,1bua<
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 15.-The report OF
the Chairman Of the House Committee on Naval
Affairs is nearly ready, and will be laid before
the full Committee ear1y next week. Inc re-
port makes document Of 800 pages, and will he
accompanied by q resolution, the precise nature
of which Is not yet determined. The Demo-
cratic members Of the Committee say that they
have discovered evidence amply sufficient to
warrant the impeachment of Secretary Robeson'
They have not yet determined to make
sq and RabssoR u Is quite Unit keS y
cnnt;nne In office, but not recommending his
for the e an hat eo@eete 5ae to aay
AHA them to make out a case. The Republic
an members are preparing minority yy,sSPp0es Iep0es
action but 1t is not certain that all tne kepu;pt
iican members Of the Committee VII sign e ill., IT,
majority report will be the proof that there g. Is
deficit in the Bureau Of Clothing ana, and fin IT,
visions Of over million dollars, when tne
officers Of the Department cannot explain.
, 1876-07-16
CHURCH AFFAIRS.

Special UfSp1sch 10 INC 151ouR6
TORONTO, Ont, July 15-At the international
Convention Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
tiation, this forenoon, s10,152 Of the $4,000
proposed to be raised for prosecuting Christian
work was subscribed, against $e,0 056 lest year ut
Richmond, Va. It is expected that the whole
amount will be raised before the Convention
disperses. 1t was decided to hold the conVen-
ton next year at st. Louis: .
Maj. Hardy, Of Alabama, gave an account OF
the work among colored people.
The subject Of the admission OF Indies Into
the Association was taken up. It was consld-
cred inexpedient to make any changes.
4 resolution Of thanks was passed to the "
rectors Of the Centennial for Keeping the Exhi-
bition closed on Sundays
In the afternoon the delegates attended
monster picnic at the residence and grounds OF
John Macdonald. Over ], 900 ladies and gentle
men were present.
Tomorrow Sunday the delegates Will hold
services at all the churches, chapcls, and mis-.
sion-houscs in the city, except the Chnrch OF
England edifces. A meeting for railway men q,
viii be held in the Grand Trunk yard, and Will
be addressed by gentlemen from the states.
At the close Of the Convention many OF the
delegates will proceed to Wells Island, River st.
Lawrence, where Sunday school farl lament IS
to be held from July IS to the 26th
, 1876-07-16

AN EXPLANATION OF TIE DENIAL
Dispatch to feD York Ese'tng Post.
WASHINGTON, July 11.-Durins the absence
of your regular correspondent here denlai ol
the statement that Judge Davis has written TO
a nersonal friend here that he shall support
Hayes has appeared in the Associated Fress o1s-
In view of this denial it Is proper to say that
xonr correspondent first learned from 1r1ena ol
1udge Davis that Mr.. J. D. Dcfrees hao IN MS
nossessfon q letter from the Judge, III "nlcn ne
evnressed satisfaction With the nomlnatlon u
Hayes and said that he would support ninl' all'
Defrecs was questioned. and, after expressing
surnrtse that his possession OF the letter snoulu
have become known, be said that II "as k.ue M
that he had such letter, written Since tne ein-
-,nnatf Convention. He vas opposeo' however,
tn saving pointedly that Judge DAVIS nao e1.
nrcssea himself In writing, as it wouo n9 uoune ~
Ppnnov and embarrass him; but, neVert5eiGss' ne
aiS !sncl, a letter. and it could not be denied.
r. ia believed to be no secret tnaG Mr: uens a.ta
80 -. iarrelv influenced by Judge Davis lettes'
~hich Vas private and personal, anu not .,,1;a H.
tended for publication, and tnaI aa1er Re wps de-
letter declaring Tor hayes anh t,eard from Judge
termined OIL WteI 17 4A10
Davis. ..,a, such letter as re-
,orted from Judge Davis Is not douuleo orda3 neI
those who know him. ana atended tne relieve the
ds from anY suspicion Of having writeh heh,S
sttsS for the pabe The enqs Sesa P519atR TateS
in sag tt tbe subeet NJ jeets Of pos
oy tue 9hu9 been made that the letter to VI:
%eps fsEen ~ss sole p On the Of politics.
Des ee nersona letter, in which, however, pon''e9
we're referred to. aon+ Init to several
only t9 yqpe Of hav
tnp rcceiycd such letter, and the contents eie
, 1876-07-16
BISHOP PERRY, OF IOWA.


DAVENPORT, Ia, July 15.-Notice OF the con-
firu1ation of the election of the Rev. DR.. Perry
as Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church
for the Diocese Of Iowa has been received by the
Rev. DR.. Barris from the Standing Committees
of the Diocescs Of Wisconsin, Western Micht~
gan, Connecticut, Louisiana, Nebraska, Fond du
Lac, Now Hampshire, Western New York.
Rhode Island, Virginia, Delaware, Ohio, Illinois,
Kansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Missouri Massa-
chusctts, Texas, and Indiana, twenty, lacking
but four Of majority. The necessary four T VIII M
probably be received by Tuesday at the latest,
and the documents will be sent immed1ately
to the presiding Bishop, the Rt-Rev: Dr.
Smith, Of Kentucky. The conservation OF r.
Perry as Bishop of Iowa will take place IN IN mig
church ut Geneva, N, Y, Thursday. the - 24th OF
August, st. Bartholonlcw's Day. The Diocese
of Iowa will be represented on the occasion oy
the Rev DR.. Barris, President Of the Standing
Committee OF the Diocese. It is the intention
of DR.. Perry to come to Iowa waimmediately mere
after, and visit as many parishes us be possibly
can before the 9th Of October, .whenhe will start
for Philadelphia in order to be present a. tne
Board of Missions, which meets IN that city on
the 12th day Of the same month, and continues
three days. About the 1st OF November the
Bishop will return to Davenport and occupy tne
Episcopal residence as bis home.
, 1876-07-16
Colored Representative smalls Dis
turbs the Peace Of thc
Confederates
By q Pointed Reference to the
Recent South Carolina
Outrage.
Robeson's investigators Will Re-
port to the House Shortly.
The Majority VIII Declare Him Un'
fitted to Hold Office.
SHAM RETRENCHMENT.

AND WHAT IT Is LEADING TO.
Special Dispatch to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 1.-THE New YORK
Central u Hudson River Railroad, in giving
notice Of discontfnuing the fast-1nail service,
assigned the following reasons: It was the BE-
lief Of the companies and the officers OF the
department TINT the advantage Of rapid trans
mission Of mail would meet the necessities and
secure the approval OF tue people, and through
them Congress, who would come forward and
give such rates of compensation as would war
rant the Company in the continuance OF rapid
service. The speed, accuracy Of time, freedom
from interruption, aud the popular demane
It haa partially created and wholly satisfied
cannot be questioned. Congress, however, mas
by its action in reducing the rates OF compensa-
ton for railroad mail transportation expressed
an unwillingness to provide sufficient rcmun-
eratfop, and therefore the companies are opi1g-
ed to terminate the service. A communlcatlo,n
OF similar import is also received from the on
GERS Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company: IN
this communication the Company does not mol
cate what service they will give in future Inc
Department will take immediate steps to nego-
tlate with them regarding this.
, 1876-07-16

nFnocRAcY WOUNDED In ITS SOUTHERN WING
Social Dispatch to The Tribune
WASHINGTON, D. c., July l5.-There was an
exceedingly lively debate in the House this at-
ternoon, which thoroughly walked up both sldes'
the majority on both sides having been nearly
asleep for an hour over very ordinary oeoa1e
On the Texas border troubles. Dir. sma4ls'
colored member from South Carolina, suddenly
introduced m amendments providing that none
of the troops which might be taken for service
unon the Texas borders should be "1thofaWn
from South Carolina; where the recent massacre
at Hamburg showed they were SO much heeoeo
to protect the lives OF co1orea c1tF
zens. As part Of his remarks, he caused 10
he read newspaper statement giving the atfoe-
ities of the event In detailed form. WMle TINS
WIS being read there was an immense amount
Of souir1ning on the Democratic side. Mr.
Bright, Of Tennessee, Ben Hill, OF Georgia, aad
q number OF others of their standing, affected
IN sncer at the recital. The majority, however,
saw -
J. VERY DEEP SIGNIFICANCE
IN it to the Democratic party, and put their
heads together to meet the matter. Georgla
member sent up and had read q a. commu- Hau
federate force against the house where
the colorcd men had taken refuge,
attempting to break the force OF the various
true statements which have been maze concern H.
H. M K Rainey, T another coloEed member, vho made d,
and D. fpeG1s e saR sRsseh IN enaaE
Tram E leading Democratic paper in Georgia,
copied into and Endorsed by the leading Demo- no
cratic papers In South Carolina, saying TINT the m
whites we're the asereSsols' 1oo ~1o
affair as -
~ GROSS OUTRAGE, AND 1NnxcusA11a: e., ~
The two Northern members who rusnea eel
to the assistance OF their Southern
hrothers fg m in the attempt to weaken the
force Of witch wsrs 6ting made
through the reading Of the an ox
New York. The Democrats, however, soon saw
s had saSe to ssaa sa1n .na :a It
emor,nt 1t protestation on their part could
Silence. Finally. in their desperation to get I'd
Of most annoying and embarrassing as1a1e shnid
Gse for the purpose of closing the debate, anu,
having risen, they Immediately adjourned
, 1876-07-16

Nearly all the Democrat and Confederate pa
ncrs We open have spiteful snarls at the hand
tomc Republican victory for Mayor won in Chi
eago on Tuesday last. But none u them take
r. to heart so much as the two Confederate con-
eerns in this city, published by the old hre-in-
the-rcar ssputrid "reminiscences" He takes on
dreadfully, and cries out franticaily to people
mt to pay any taxes, for the purpose Of punish
mo the new Mayor for being elected BY "a large
.,oinrity.H
, 1876-07-16

would not think it WIS living. It will permit
itself to be handled, and will not move when
conscious OF being looked at. When it thinks
itself unobserved it will start Oft with rapid
ity. It will incline its head as If composing
Itself to sleep when gently pressed, and will
quickly recover itself when placed upon its
back, but beside these exhibitions OF vitality
and a slight movement Of the caudal append
age ut times, It remains as still as stone. It's
quarters are in q small boz, and It eats but
little.
, 1876-07-16
DEATHS

DEATHS.
HANcHETTEEsuddeniy. in Tcw Yorf CIV on
the night Of July Il, at the residence Of her
,this city, aged 10 years. ~ ' -
REYNOLDS 13, at 1870 state-st-, Char
lotte E.. infant daughter Of Mrs. Thomas Rey-
nolda-
SCOTT-At Turner Junction, on the 9Th inst,
Ellen, eldest daughter OF Patrick and Kate Scott,
aged 81 years.
,!!;I WILLlAMs7Fztday F. evening. July II, Henry
Funeral Sunday: July 10. at IL a. m. from late
resideqse qs;;S, No. 4es m nabbaEd.st to Resehil
In Union Park.
LUDDX-1n Chicago, July. Il. By drowning.
Funeral from residence Of his parents, No. 357
Clybourn-as., Sunday, July 10, by carriages to
Calvary.
BUTLER Sunday morning, July 8, Of phthisis
pnlmonalis, Aban Butler, agcd 20 yeazs and
Rich in promise, Of much culture and breadth Of
knowledge for one SO young, devotional in spirit
and lovabe in disposition his friends and relatives
have great reason to mourn his sudden taking of.
DUNNFJuly H. atthe residence OF her parents
136 West Adams-st. Eleanor NJ, youngest daugh-
ter Of Peter and Ellen Dunno, nged months and
- Faribault Mimi, papers please copy.
Farewell, baby, thou Inst Left US;
Thy little CRIB stands empty now;
But to Him who has bereft us,
Our hearts in resignation bow. II.
CRooKs-July Is. Alexander ", youngest son
Of snyth and Susie Crooks. aged months aud )
Funeral leaves $50 North Clark st, July ,e, at 2
R Pitea. @ 0' carriages 70 A0sS'''' ff'sn's are III
RAUPERrJuly Il, at her house, 126 North
Wells-st, Mrs. FHederike Raupert, aged 54 years.
GR,STo5pw y Dnbu9ge, IL l., 5uy 70, Of con
B. driswold, Of this city.
ErATTFSON-At Geneva Like. Wis. Julv Is.
, 1876-07-16
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Two years since DR.. McChesuey said he
would insert good set Of teeth could be nasde
IN this city for S. The public are convinced. The
rush continues at his elegant parlors corner Clark
and Randolph streets.
, 1876-07-16

ALEXANDER ER-STACKPoLEAt the home Of
the bride, No. 1065 Wabash nv. Tuesday evening.
by the Rev. Father Waldron, Mr. John Alexander,
Of Washington, and Mrs. Jennie Stackpole, OF
Chicago. None were present but the family. No
cards,
~ Washington papers please copy.
, 1876-07-16

Three medals were awarded at Vienna,
philadelphia, aud New York to Henry Rocher. art
1st photographer. G24 Wabash avenue, Chicago.
, 1876-07-16

To Use Ia to Recommend Gouraud's OIy1n-
pian Cream, unique in appearance and In action
npon the skin, harmless and Of singular delicacy.
conveys nd idca Of meretrcity. Sold by druggists.
, 1876-07-16
MARRIAGES..

Bnurett's CocoaIne Is the best and cheapest
hair dressing in the world. !.
, 1876-07-16

PAPAL APPOINTMENT.
New York, July 15.-The Pope has appointeo
Monsirncur James O'Connor, OF the Diocese o1
Philadelphia, Vicar Apostolic Of Nebraska
, 1876-07-16

JUDG M I; Mt
OF THE PUBLIC!

During the past ave years the PUBLIC have carefully
obSsr ed the wonderful cures accomplished from the
use Of vEGET1NE. From its use many an afflicted
sufferer has been rctorrd perfect henlt after hay
vice and obtaining poisonous mineral medicines
Justly kcd by I'll classes Of people that
VEEETINE holds higher position In the estimation Of
the public than any other medical compound and Il
has it, great reputation and Immense demand fron
its medicai properties are Alternative. Tonic Solvent
and Diurettc. There Is no disease Of the human sys
TEN for which the VEGET1SE cannot be used With
perfect safety 1t does not contain any metallic o.
barks roots aid herbs; Is very pleasant to take ev
ery child likes It. 1t Is safe and reliable, tho follow
In. evidence will show:
, 1876-07-16

..-.a heui1dered air with which he talks, almost
9a1"' 'nan under the influence OF opium or some
tinared drug, and not sure where he is or what he
, 1876-07-16
Valuable Evidence

The following unsolicited testimonial from the Rev.
Q. T. Walker, B. D.. formerly pastor Of the Bowdoln
Square Church. Boston, and present settled In PTov1
dencc t. l., must be deemed as reliable evidence. No
should fail to observe that this testimonial e the
TINE ia the fsey Nr. Walkers family, who now pro-
nounces 1t Invaluable:
Providence, r. l., 164 TKAasIT-ST.
Il. r. STEVENS Esq.,:
feel bound 70 express T!th mZ signature the hEh
used it TOR the years. In nervous debility It is
invaluable, and recommend It 10 all who may need an
O. T. WALKER.
Formerly pastor OF Bovdoin Square Church, Boston
, 1876-07-16
Reliable Evidence.

MIR. II. T. SEVESS:
DEAH S1Ej will most cheerfully add my testimony
to the great unber you have already reeeyed 10 favof
not think cough can be said In It's praise. for wa
troubled thirty years With that dreadful disease
would seem though could never breathe any more
and VEGETIE has cured me; and DO feel Y thAnK
TEGETINE.lad also think 1t one OF the best medi-
cnes couts and weak sinking feengz q rs Eto ~
can assure It is one Of the best thas
Gomez Masz1ne aad Walnut-sts. Cambridge, Mas
, 1876-07-16
A: WALKING MIRACLE

MR. q. R. STEVENS: -
DEAR SlR-Though stranger. want to inform you
what VEGETINE has done for me.
Latt Chrt1tma3 Scrofua made Its appearance IN my
eystem-lar:s running ulcers appearing upon ms ss
which e1te1ded 70 the seat one on my head Tsh eat
ko bad that:Eo physicians ca1c to amputate the Itmb
though up.n consultation, concluded not to do 30. ~
my whole dy was 80 full Of scrofula they deemed II
advisable cut the sore, which painful beyond de-
scrfption, nd there Waa quart OF matter run from
this one 8or-
could do ntnorc for Both OF my legs were drawn
M to my sat- and It was thought did get up again.
he1 N N Ill cgondtion saw yEGETEE advertised
and commn nced taking It In March. and followed on
With it unit! had used sixteen bottles and this
INK 1 am ping to plough corn, we'll man: All my
k0~nsmen aT It Is miracle TO see NE round waking
and WorktK.
great suftug from that dreadful disease, scro3ula
prayed Lord above to take me out OF this world;
6u VE'ETIGE hse restored to re the blessings Of
Of sone sertce 70 my fellow. T.men. and know Of no
you this Btteucnt OF my case with earnest hope
that you vi publish 1t. and It will AFFORD me- pleasure
to reply to my communication which may receive
therefor" a"' 'f very 'esDe's9a1l{1 WILLIAM PAYs.
AVERY. E1len Co.. Mich. July 10. ls72
, 1876-07-16
Yegetine is Sold BY all Druggists
MEDICAL CARDS.

CARD
DOCTOR ELLIS, Office n Clatk-st, Superior
Riock. oppite Courthouse Square, between
Washiugronnd Randolph-sts. Office hours. to
ii an, t. and Z to 8 Pm All chronic dis
eases successfully treated.
, 1876-07-16
FLOUR.
CHALLENGE

Chicago to bit my White Winter Wheat Flour, at
81 and 81. 3Qelive1ed- GEO. G0LVIN,
2i9 South Hsted-st. lsta a "a Kess VaaBuzen.
, 1876-07-16
R. ]. HORSE G co.

All persons who left watches or jeWelsy with 4
j. Morse & Co. for repafrs will please call for tn
same at Room SO Portland Block, Chicago, beforp
Aug S, prove property, and pay charges Azt1el0
not called for will be sold to pay charges.
, 1876-07-16

Loans and discounts-....1...-........$
UYerdrafts,..... ......-...............
u. s. bonds to secure circulation.
u, S. bOIds on hand. nd.................
, 1876-07-16

-F'~0sAE y1uAk " ANE" AOAA1 ONs VISA
taken and persuaded to return peaceaoly 10 tne
tsylum- Strong hopes arc entertained Of me- re-
pvery.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Palmer Uouse-A. 7. Britton, G.. Y. 5. Smith.
md James Morrow, Washington; f. Turton and
lamily, Honolulu, Il. I. ]; Baron g. Nolckep' T.
De Lerche, and c. Baecmann, St. Peterspntg'
kasksa7 S. T. Rogers, Ell Paso, Ill L. "A. I'm.
Angham, e. S. A.; c. P. Barry. Rochester, y. !,
T. u. Rudd, Rudd's Mills; II. M knsseat'
5alesburg; G. Behrns. Germany; Dan1el y. a.
6onney, Pennington. Me-. G0rdner Hoase-E. =.
smlth and family, Boston; J, c. Chase spf1ns'
aeld, ILL.,; ". E. Reynolds and ". Lawrence.
Washington; Y. Bowers. New York; Misses Bake1
1nd Mitchell, Aurora, H. Il: C1asen, g; =; q T.
Z Tunis Way and c. c. Mitchell, Philadelph111a 11
;...GTaad Pae!Gc-Georgc F. Slosson ana VIII
I'm Sexton. New York; Samuel mel, 1sah"a SehoS9'
tI tGIh.r1eston No.; r. c. Ecc1es Charlotte n; 1o, e.
1nad c; Pound, Chippewa Falls; william van 2
=; Fort, oswego, n. T.; 3. E1os:, NauSeshn: e
Aagill, Clinton, Ia. the Hon. Jesse 5: Al.
9esup Be]videre; the Hon. n. Nashbu1n. HARTFORD !
~ Joteph Chapman, Dnbn9ue; tne Mon.
:. =. Kicker, Maine; Gen. R. b: WILSON, s1eIhns;
I5nan Richardson, Omaha H<ratd 1Te7n9n+ o.
fn.olse-T: Il. Seymour, Detroit; Gen: y .ts. ~:
setobsEt, Fort Garry; P. F. sh!rmer, st. Lenis;
zen. r. n. Wisewell,. New York; 4: F. Mee,
Aew York: the Hon. Il. n Clark, ConnecnMt;
tae Hon: E. ". Hayden. Iowa; J. l. eeoSes es.,
Anos. la.;9 Il. May and II. s: Parker Ne"
toeki R. L Colyiu, Janextille. Viz
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-06-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,

Jefferson County, to>Wlt:
1t rules held IN the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit Court Of Jc6erson County, June
18th, 1876:
The Commonwealth l. OF Virginia, at the relation
of james Giigg, Plaintiff,
Against
William r. Jones, Lewis w. Derry and Philip
Derry, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
TEHE oLjFct of this suit is to obtain indignant
l. against the Defendants tor 6 900, and to at
tach the estate of the Defendants sufficient to
pay he sum of S704.2 % cents, with interest on
1852 50 cents, part thereof, from AUgUet 2I@t,
the further Gum of S75.23 cents, and tie costs of
this suit and to RarnIsLCc the debts and effects
of tho Defendants, or either of them, IN The
hands OF CatLariuc Link.
1t appearing, on affidavit lied in thiSSnit, that
the Defendants, William X. Jones, Lewis W.
Derry and Philip Derry, are rot residents of the
State OF Ucst Virginia, they are hereby re-
Quircd to appear within four weeks afIcr the
date of the first publication of this order, and
do what is necessary to protect their interests III
this matter.
And it is further ordered that q copy of this
order shall be published once q week. for four
successive weeks, in the ''9Dirit of Jefferson" a
newspaper published in this county, aud also
posted At the front door of the Court-Housc of
the SAID county. at least twonty days before De-
cree is rendered.
ROBERT 7. BROWN,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court.
White & Trapnell, Z. q.
juno 6, l576-4t.