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most appropriate for the trip. Mr.. GlDeOn
replied that the committee would consider
this proposition and notify him.
Examination resumed-Knew of no steps
taken to collect the $24 200.
To Mr.. Conger-I knew of no other per-
sons than those mentioned in my testimony
Offering or accepting bribes, except Two
gaugers who are now under 1ndlctment,
named Patrick Harnau and w. P. Todd;
M Todd's resignation was asked for, but
through some influence NO further action
was taken at that time; there was also
charge against Simon j. Flatow, for irregu-
laritfes in his books while dealer in to-
baoco: he was sfterward appointed deputy
collector about the time Mr.. Cockrem came
into the position of collector OF internal
revenue; relative to the sale OF revenue
stamps last yesr, sent an omoer 70 a:ce1 s:c*.1
tain the price paid BY rectihers and distii,
lers for stamps in this city, and ascertalned
that in all cases twenty-five cents was cei-
lected on each stamp, when only ten cents
should have heen charged; on my recon-
mendstion the party collecting this amount
was discharged; the collection OF twenty
Eve cents tor stamps appeared to be the es-
tablished custom OF the gsugers. who are
under q regular salary from the govern
ment and have no authority Whatever to
collect more than ten cents on each stamp.
By Mr. Conger-Walsh, in his interview
with you, inferred that he could bribe You
beosuse he had bribed othere9
Yes, e1r. l made my official report to
Secretary Bristow, Mr.. Douglas and the
President, about the sixteenth Of March,
1875.
By Mr.. Copger-Can you give any facts,
or have you any knowledge of fraud or
corruption in the revenue department of
New Orleans than what You have stated.
No, sir; don't know Of any.
By Mr.. Gibson-You say it appeared to
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Letter from General Ruger.

COLUMBIA, S. c., December s., 1876.
Hon. +. 4. Conner and other Genl2e-
men of the Committee:
I have the honor to say, in reply to
your inquiries based upon the resolu-
ton of which you handed me a copy
on yesterday, that the United States
troops now in the State House were
placed there by my order for the pur-
pose of executing such orders as might
be given; and in this connection I
would say with reference to inquiries
number six and seven, that if your
body should appear at the State House
for the purpose Of entering the hall of
the House of Representatives, and
he refused admission by those having
charge Of the doors, and such persons
should apply to the officers in conf
mand Of the troops at the State House
for assistance necessary to prevent you
from entering, the present orders TO
the officer would require him TO rem
der such assistance. lam, gentlemen,
very respectfully, your obcdient ser
want.
THOS II. RUGER,
Colonel and Brevet Brigadier General
South Carolina Department.
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beginning to end, and he knew II.
Connolly frankly confessed that it was
so, but added | am
PAID TO WRITE SUCH LETTERS,
and not to write up the facts as they
exist I don't know this of my own
knowledge, but have no doubt of its
truth. -.
why. I could tell you stories all
night that would make you open your
eyes in establishment. A radical
county convention in mVown county
nominated Il mulatt" named Heard for
the legislature. On the day of elcc-
ton n parties from Georgia came
into the town and identified him as an
escaped convict, and he was arrested
at the hallot-hoX. He had not hern
six months in the state. There is not
II republican in South Carolina To-day
that would be recognized on the streets
of Washington by any respectable
! man.
what is the composition of your
circuit court"
'Thp entire eight Judges are republi-
cans, and all but one of them
VOTED FOR HAMILTON
The eighth is carpet-bagger, and he
always runs after Chamberlain when
ever he leaves the state, for fear some
body will hurt him If he stays at home
T don't know where the devil he cam'
from. His name is Higgins, or Pig
gins. or something of that sort. Al
of the circuit Judges, with this single
exception, republicans though the!
are, will certify that a simple posse I:
all that is necessary to serve any pro
cess anywhere in the state"
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BACON, APPLES,
CABBAGE, POTATOES, &C

BARRELS choice North.
|%O ern apples, consisting OF
Baldwin, North Spy, Detroit Reds ~
ounce Pippims, &C.
$50 barrels Northern Irish Potatoes.
100 barrels Selected Northern Cabbage.
so barrels Northern Onions.
1O,0DO lbs. Dry Salt Sides.
Is tierces Hams.
100 kegs, tubs and buckets Leaf Lara.
50 packages Selected Goshen Butter.
100 boxes Cream and Factory Cheese:
100 barrels, ! barrels and kits Mackerel
$50 sacks of Fne and Coarse Salt.
50 sacks Rio Coffee.
100 barrels Family Flour.
100 boxes Family Soap. 49,. r
~ ALSO,
Barrels Sugar House Syrup, Extra
G and & Sugar, reams Straw Paper,
cases Oysters, Sardines, Pickles, Lob
sters, Peaches, Tomatoes, boxes Soda
Crackers, Gingers, Lemon Crackers,
Centennial and Imperial Crackers,
Starch. Soda. Candles and Pipes, box
es Prize Candy and assorted Stick
Candy, boxes Lemons, boxes Chew
ing Tobacco, cases Jelly, cases Bitters,
Rice, Bagging and Ties, &c, &c.
The above stock is all fresh, having
just arrived.
Prices guaranteed as low as Char
lesion or Wilmington.
C. J. LAUREY,
Commission Merchant.
Columbia, s. c., Oct. Is, 1876. 3m
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Wednesday, Dec. Is. 1875.
For q. S Senate.
Gen. Sam'l MCGOWAN,
"7!herc is a Destiny that Shapes oul
EnGs, Rough Hew Them as
we may"
OF EVIL

Whilst the Radicil press Of the Unit
ed States was rejoicing overthe shame
Sui result Of the action Of the Return
ing Boards in the disputed States
THE Democratic press were at the sane
time Indignantly protesting against II
in the name of justice and decelicy,
and the so-called independent papers
were ~counselling fnrbearance and VAIN,
ny ,~enIeavoring to allay the excited
feelings Of the outraged majority OF
tine American people away Gil ~ the
Northwest. In Oregon, the Ultima
'rhuLe o: the Republic, Gov. Grover
by a conspicuous act Of poetic justice,
;iias boosted the cunning and unscru-
luMs leaders Vi the Republican party
~ their own petard.
1t seems that Oregon has three votes
tn the Electoral College. The Federal
Constitution declares that each State
shall appoint its Presidential Electors
in such manner as the Legislature
thereof shall direct, Hence there Is
no uniform plan prescribed for the
several States. Gov. Grover mas
adopted the view Of the law that
Watts, the postmaster, was 1heilSiole
rs an Llector and has certified the
highest candidate on the Democratic
Electoral ticket ~ one of the ELECTORS
from Oregon, and he, and two. Repub'
lican Electors, constitute the Electors
tor Oregon and have been clothed with
the necessary authority tn cast the
vote of the State.
Whatever the result Of this maneu-
yvre may be in other RESPECTS, it has
certainly forced upon the Republicans
the necessity Of giving up Their van
raye ground Of standing upon the GER
t~itcates rs furnished by the fraudulent
cation of the Southern Returning
Boards. 10 get rid of the Democratic
oregon Elector, they must 90 behind
Gov. Growers certificate, and If that
ia done. then tie questions of fraud IN
Louisiana and Florida will ho opened
up.
What is SAUCE for the goose IS sauce
for the gamder, and if the American
people are distinguished for anything
more than another. it ]. tho c"nslitu-
tional love of fair play. Let US have
lioacr,
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Supposed Teicsrams in Cyphcr Inter-
cepted by Operator Of Southern
Home.

ceptcd by Operator OF southern
Home.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II, 1875.
Cor. Chamberlain Hold South Car
Dina for Hayes and ho will appoint
you Acknowledgement.
Y. CHANDLER.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. II, 1876.
Hon. Il. Chandler: All right. /
would prefer to be Secretary OF the
Treasury. ! have made Finande my
special study and have become Il mil
lionaire in eight years on the small
salary in my State" Answer about
the Treasury. ! am reelected rs Re
form Governor.
ID. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. II, 1876.
Coz. Chamberlain: Gen. Grant was
angry at that word Reform. He fears
that you have Joined the shot gun De-
He has promised the Treas
ury to Boss Sheppard. Watch Judge
Moses. u. CHANDLER.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. II, 1876.
ron. Il. Cnundier: The word has
been used 10y Inc so often to bambooZle
tile whites, that it got in by mistake.
l am watching Moses.
u. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. -, 1876.
Con. Ncarns: Throw out votes
enough to elect Hayes. lie will make
you Secretary of War. am sending
troops to protect YOU.
Il. CHANDLER.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, Nov. ~, 1876.
Hon. L. Chandler: Ag:ccd. If
Gen.. Grant II mean Gen. Hayes
&ill allow HE to let the army contracts
oul IT, the highest bidder and let my
relatives bid ul! them.
W. J.. STEARHs.
WAsIIISGTOS, j. C., Nov. u, 1876.
Gov. Ateuns: Hayes will ITO what
ever the General says. He claims nnr
contract for Brother Orrillc and all
other iUr Gen. Habcock.
u. CHANDLER.
Tallahassee, FLA, Nov. l3, 1876.
HOn. Z. Chandler: All right.
When things have Illiet"d down, I'll
declare myself the Returning Board
and count Hayes in. Instruct Gen.
t;ugcr / % protect me against the ku
kiuX. W. J.. STEARES.
WASHINGTON, D. e., Nov. 8, 1876.
GoO. ketL0Qg: Save Louisiana for
Hayes at all hazards and III make
YOU Secretary OF the Navy.
u. CHANDLER.
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Nov. 8. 1876.
lion. L. (nandler: Agreed, if you'll
let me sell some o government ves-
.ela, and keep the.Cat'ells in my en-
olov. I've got to throw out 600 votes
tl,e palrittic work should he wei
,aid for. w. P. KELLOGG.
VAsu1sGToN. u. e., Nov. 8, 1876.
Yor. KeNoag: save the party and
NAV sell the whole-Navy.
Be firm, there's millions in it.
Il. CHANDLER.
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10 Press and Banner.
ABBEVILLE, =. G.
BY HUGH WILSON,.

TERMs-Twc Dollars i ycar, in :,dv,nce
ee Two Dollars and Fifty Gems, if pay
lennt is delayed.
ADrBRTIsENRSrs will h. inserted ut
The rate nf One pollo- per inch for tho
hrst insertion and fifty Gents for each
subsequent insertion.
Ereatly reduced ra.es will be given to
those who advertise by tho quarter or by
the VeAn
All ob'tna'E notices, tributes Of respect,
md 1ther matter OF y personal or private
natntH will be charged for Ut the usual
advertising rates.
Nothing which may be written in NAL
ice shall appear in these columns at any
price.
Our Job Department
IA we'll Supplied with material for Job
Work, and III assortment of now job
tyne isrS good II, can be found in II
ccurv:y office. The Proprictori is Il prar-,
Ntsf printer and will give his personal
attention to this class Of work. Our
w0iA compares favorah!y with the same
class Of work executed anywhere, and Is
always put at the lowest living rates.
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ticcted discreiit by his shameful con-
duct in truducii,g the Respectable
white people Of the State. The man
VINO would mention the name OF Il
pure and good wonran on such occa-
sion desires to be kicked out OF the
State by the very negroes whom he is
dcceiHing.
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COKESBURY CONFERENCE SCHOOL.

Cokesbury, Abbeville Co., s. c. d"
Eightv-frst Session of Twenty Weeks
begins on the First Monday in
JANUARY, 1877.
FACULTY.
r.. A. CONNoH. Rector G.. G. HODGES, Prof
EXPENSES.
Tuition, Primary Department, $3.50;
Intermediate, $4,000; Senior. $3.50 board
per month. Sons Of Ministers of
Conference free of tuition. or other de-
half rate.
Location proverbially healthy. Easily
accessible by G. Il c. r. R. Community
intelligent. refined and moral. Free rom
dram shops and gaming saloons.
Oct. !. 1916, Pm
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The up passenger train from Colum-
bin WAS behind time yesterday, and
he down train received orders to 60
N and meet the other train at Chap
lcli'S. Some Of the boys who jumped
aboard here did not learn this until
the ears had reached the cut below
KinGri's, when there was some lofty
tumhlinS to reach the ground. No
one hurt, although some of them out
did some of John [tobinson's acrobats.
- incty-.Sir Herald.
Cor LICKED.-The youthful scion
of the house Of Nash, who has been
acting as %jnnitor of the United States
Couat House and Post Office, was dis
charged yesterday, and vented his
spite ON Collector and would-he.Con-
gresham Carpel ter, by giving him a
regulT old-fashioucd mauling.-
Phoen;r, Oh.
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Sherifs Sale.
Ella. NJ. Harrison, ct al,
John Harrison, ct al.

John Harrison, ct al.
Order Of Prabate Court.
RT virtue Of an Order to me d.
b rected from his Honor s. J.
Douthut, Judge of Probate Greenville
County, in the above stated case, I
will sell to the highest bidder, at Pub
lie Auction, within the legal hours of
sale. ut Abbevilfe Court House, on
Monday, the first day Of January, A.
d. 1877, the following described prop.
erty, to wit: All that tract or parcel
of land, situate, lying and being in
the Village of Phoenix, in the County
of Abbeville, South Carolina, con-
tanning one acre, more or less.
TERMS.-One-thlrd cash remain
der on u credit of nine months from
day of sale to be secured by a mort
gage Of the premises and two personal
securities.
l.. ? GUFFIN,
Sheriff Abbeviile County.
Sherif's Once, Dec. s, 1875. At.
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A. REQUEST.

ENULL LINE of all kinds Of Fur
niturc % be found at the Fnrni
lure Store. All goods sold at the
lowest cash prices.
Respectfully.
J. D. CHALMERS & co.
Oct. IS, 1876, If -.
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Robert Sinalls informs the editor OF
the Beaufort Tribune. that three thou
sand families from Edgetield are pre-
pairing to come to that county,
and are now making arrange.
ments to move, and he is securing
lands for them in different parts OF the
country where lands are cheap and
uncultiYatNl.
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The fact that of the nine largest
cities of the county, only two-Phil-
adplphia and San Francisco-gave a
majority for Hayes, does not seem to
sustain the theory that the republican
party includes all The intelligence
worth mentioning in the country.
Nor does the fact TINT all the states but
one which gave mnjorities for wash
ington. have given majorities for Til
den, seems to indicate that the republic
can party monopolizes the patriotism
of the country. The exception is
Pennsylvania. which only gave Wash
ington ten votes ont OF eighteen. The
other eight were cast for John Adams.
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Final Discharge.

NOTICE is hereby given thai II,
~ Il. Russell, Executor of the Es.
late Of Margaret White, deceased, has
applied to Thos. b. Milford, Judge OF
Probate, in and for the County Of Alb.
neville, for a final discharge as Execu'
tor.
1t Is ordered. That the sixteenth,
day of December, n. ID. 1875. be fixed
for hearing OF Petition, and u final
settlement Of said Estate.
j. G.. WOSMANSKY,
Clerk Court Of Probate, A. G.
Nov. II, 1875. 4t
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Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to the un.
IA dersigned by note or account,
must settle the same or the matter
will be placed in the hands of all at
torney for collection, Longer indul-
gcnce will not he given.
A.
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Sherif's Sale.

Thomas Thomson, Assignee,
vs., Mortgage.
J. ". Logan.
DY virtue Of a mortgage to INC directed
ID in the above stated ease, l will sell to
the highest bidder at Ahbeville Z: H.. on
MONDAY, the 18th DECEMBElI, 1916,
within the legal hours,
ONE BAY MARE,
Levied on ns the property Of ]. w. Logan
at the suit of Thomas Thomlon, assignee.
Terms Cash.
Sheriff's Office,
2Sth Nov. 1876.
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While Gen. John B. Gordon, of
Georgia, was in Augusta a few days
ago he "rcceivtd a dispatch from the
private Secretary of Gov. ridden, np.
pealing to him to return TO Columbia
and remain until the affairs in that
State were in u settled condition."
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A CARD FROM GENERAL nAMP-
TON.
He Pronounccs Statement of Cham.
berlnin UNANIMOUSLY False.

lie Pr0n0uDcc6 Il statement oil IMAM
berlnin UNANIMOUSLY False.
COLUMBIA. December 7.-General
Hampton has Issued the following
card :.
To the Public:
The following paragraph appears in
an address of ID. II. Chamberlain de-
livered in the Capitol t"-day: "'Th'
gentleman who was my opponent toI
this office in the late election has re.
Gently declared, ] am crcdihly inform,
ed, that he holds not only the peace q!
the city aud State, but my life in his
hands. | dO not doubt the truth OF
his statement. Neither the peace nor
the life OF any man wl.o now opposes
the cOnsumhlution Of this policy o;
fraud and violence is safe from the lis.
saults of those whoha enforced thu!
policy"
l pronounce this statement inn-
mously false. BY my ]unwearicd eXcr-
tons | have endeavnre,l to preserve
the peace of the State, and ! have
thus been constituted to shield from
popular indignation II who has prov
ed himself "a disgrace To his rank and
Il traitor to his trust"
His conscience may make him rem
BILE, but neither ]. nor the men with
whom / act, countenance The hand o
the assassin. I
IVADE II " prNN
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WADE HAMPTON.

Capt. J. N. Kings house was dis
covered to he on fire Il few days since
duri"r his absence in Columbia. The
fire ns dissolved before it had Wade
much Roadway, and was cXtinguisheh
10y members of his family, assisted by
a colOred woman. 1t was the work OF
an i%ncendiary, aud strong suspicion
rests upon Il certain person. From all
parts Of the State we receive daily the
news of incendiary fires. Nothing
bat hemp will put an end to the dla-
bolical acts of The villains. Ninety
Sir Herald.
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Grecian Chamber Suits,

N1EW AND beautiful at
~ ]. D. CHALMERS q W.
Oct. Is, 1873, If
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LET humbugs alone.
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Sheriff''s Office, Dec. 8, 1873.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-13
,pr,,p Of DECREE AND

ny VIRTUE OF n nES ~
Il Order OF Sale issued out OF ana unuel ~.
-, ~ The Honorable Second Judicial Disttict
Cont in and for Ormsby County. state oi &c.
SsSa on Judgment obtained therein on the
Sstb dsy of February. A. d. 1876. and attts 'eu
'on the ID dsy Of March, A. u. 1910. IN iasof y.
John Kelly and against James D'ny 70, c ono
s,r, of 81 1913 20 100, with interest on s..o .;1
thereof from February oath, ~ d. i3's. UNI.
,.i1 s,d on the sum Of 1898 2o-ie0 Thereon ~
Tan ner cent per snnum until paid. ana 'pr
co..! ri suit axed at $5l co, together with 'p1
s1r nf Is 6s-lCO Clerks accruins costs. anu ~
co.ts which nav accrue by advertising, sherih
teas etc counsel fee of 1882 S6-loO lncluue" III
Tho Underwent, and to me directed, cohilhah'
me me to sell according to la" certain rsai
,>ron.rt hereafter described to Saflsi INC az w
itn,,nis. all in gold coin Of the nteh etat'e'
.r1 in pursuance thereto l have ieV!cd upon
and will expose at public auction ia rom rom, -.
.ba Court House door i'll Carson wy. DfLI,S 1
Connty State Of Nevada, on SAT hOAi, % or.
o5tI, 1.YOF MARCH. A. d. 1876, between TUG Is
hours Of 2 A, NJ. and p. ~. TO WIZ, st oio. =
r. all the right, title interest OK cain %
~ defendant James Duffy OF. IN ana 10 'ne
tn,,owinn described zeal property as set GU. III
- 1acrnc 10 wit: Lots Nos. l. z, ) aho = VI
49,, No 81 OF Mussers Division OF Carso,l
CITY. Or.nsby County. Nevada. 'HSe'he' "''n
the improvements 5. Z. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Ca-son City. March Sd, 1876.
Rosr. NJ CLARKE. TiaintiiE' Attorney
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-06-13
a rpLICATION FOR 4 pAIh .o.

IA To the NORTH CAH>oN NINE.
l.. s. Land OTlira Ca son city, NeNa"s. '"a,
o,,I 1876. Notice is h"r"nS @'Frn VIC. ~,
Znp,t, I.r.O> SILVER MiSI>a CoNPAHT' o!
-. a,,tborizcd agent A. :. tinuLp. whose posi-
once address is Carson CITY. Nevada mss W, "
aav filed its application tor patent i"r r,
I'm Hundred linear feet of the Nortn Satco,'
Mine or vein bearing gold and silver VI"
surface GROUND Fix hundred icet IN wtd,n'
situate. living and being i'll Eagle ana " aeno'
valley Mining District, County Oh O'n'eo.'
and tate of Nevada, and known ana n'siS
"at,5 NV TN, field notes and official plat On nie
u, tbis office rs Lot No. ~, il Township To-
with Range twenty east of Monte PIANO M
r;a;an the exterior boundaries 81 sau L"a ~;
"A hsinp ~ follows. to-wlt: Variation io ."
.s.t- commencing at Post No. ], al ;. t. cor ~
,f .ha claim on the southern Slope VI wv
mountain from which point the see.io,, d, ' " y,
most st the g. Z. corner of Section 81 !" ~.
p'' 90 - n n n bears =. e. IW L. lS47 f'r'
I:sta,t and thc nag stall the dome OF w
$50 C.ri,ol At Carson City bears = D -
and runniug y. $50 A. +. F! 800 feet 10 f"st ~
y. .hcnca X 40 IS W. 500 feet TO Post No y
tbep,e : 40 ~ ". 500 feet TO Fo't ~
tL.r,r ! a. - +, 600 feet TO place Oh oc1',
MN, routsi ing 81. 6i-lO0 acres inns cihiN ~
h,ura-d ;,vio other known mines or ihih'hN
,";,, m, location OF this mine is du!y &c.
,.,rdrI in H. Recorders Office oi fsH'e a'"
nash,s Valley Mining District AZ carson w
y,.j. in y ,oh of folio 1872. Any anu ~ I
n.r.nns Ella ming adversely an; portion Oh sAI'
!S,r,, Carson Mine or said mining Srouna ~
hsranbeforo described, are required 10 me VI -
o,irer.e claim with the Register OF inc mr.
states Land Once, at Carson tl's' III ,he 80
| Of Nevada. during th" Sky dhfs pei ~. -,
Iication b.reof, or they will be barred 10y ''f'"
OF the provisions vi TIC 4. WATT. EesiSter.
~ n EpNlHDS, Attorney. "'-'