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n.OnTS; GCE'S SALE Whereas WI
CIV ., ,.wa county Sd u La sale and state Of M
hois by their certain mortgage duly esecutsd aefnoW.
s +, and @ AID "T TsGoe e
La Sale county n the state OF n9,s In yolne ~ %.
city Of me SSan q La sae and ,sie G IL c
the s6aiyson OF outlet seven, letter in the south
@ aotS snee three east Of hr pnes
the city OF ottawa county OF La Bale anu sste vi
note q wen dae win Iorgase e1segGd * .a I,
William siehsn and Mary a pasen n ana p@ya a HIM
dred Doss dae June 2sih 1874 drawing Interest At NE
rate per cent per aanum SAID Interest ns pSsoe
And aSsfsss Il provided In and ny said that
d ,6s Br 2s maze AZ e ss psp or PORTION
OF either Time times the rad note or interest tha
become due the said party of the scJnd part hef
ne 81 pr sdS a, ss Of
and dss y GT nay snS ri
sauy of redemption Of said party OF the nrst part ther
d .s s 9s.s ~ sw IA s Of
sale the state OF Illinois, for the highes, and tsi prS'
ns been previously gwen Of tim. o. sale By .dysr
81. SIs La ss sSd 10 MAKE ana
liver purchaser or purchasers At sach sale good
aud ON OF the such sale pay the whole amount
OF principal ihtsrcst due. or principal snd nie
dsy OF sale with ali attorney ces costs OF advertising
paid aud costs Of sac ahc pay The oNerpn Oh ANY
Ara saeeAs Il j. further stipulated and agreed by am
between he phrtes 10 thl1 mortgage
me part upon such sale being ade shall become w
enaut a. will Of se party purchasing and IIcelsihg va
deed made IN PURSUANCE Of saia SALE who sha H
20 and take possession without notice nouee bei
,ynrsslv wayri also al right. and B~Rsnis BY VIZ
as 81 al and any the homestead exemption Ss o! IN
state % Illinois . --, .
And uheress det.y !; has seon ste IL tie payment
sal note due Aforesaid, sad the whole amount csne
20 b. due thereon u Two Hundred aud Fiiy
thr-. and Rghty-oue One-hundredth Dollar; ~
SOU therefore plhlc notice shcr,by given thstn pui
saare at the 9ravl sionz Of said mortgay" tie under
signed AL. on NOnIay .,he tenth day - APt A. - ~.
two O'Clock p r. ~ Vie sonfh COO ~ "a ,1lu 49,
.1sa IN OTTAWA, la sale county. Illinois -r Ahd dspps
Oh u@ premises shove snd In sait ugfta dtscDd AZ
= zee .igH.. ts beuedt aLd equity % irnpon o. IN
lsai1 william e.. PA.chs1 and Mary \ al-hfls beI hl
r.ld, tieir heirs assigns TIE ru. a. ruhc ~ ln
90. .ghss. rddr-. for cash. MANY NpoNAN.
T p.iri March l0th. l-ss- Notl-hE''-
guALLEs b.. GILMAN, Attorney iJE M1li-ag"e. mart
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DAVID StTHWN, UtCtHbtu
n u IoNra Attorney for Administrators.

CTAT,I OEILLINOIS, LA SALLK Co.'S
> IN tte CrcUH Court thersQE 10 juno Term A D. 1910
Nay Rns Hsssr Ss s;s TnSsn
ton MnssVs s..on Sarah C. Gabriel Eliza Munroe and
Leonard n s1ar S the sHe
viii OF the estate Of Hiram rhSTnssa sS
Ts% ~fHnfr sa5aa
we'll Louisa s,asTd sarah Keith Ws',ey u IhSmson;
MseG o ss nan Nary
Mary fsS.o sene sIss Mag
dalepc G. Allison Hiram Kerr Amanda Kerr; W William
81 ssss Henry asss
Rector LSus sS'f kS.e Mary K1n
Thornton Ts.dP InoTaqpE e To TnS,n,opx lG e
sm HsW.Soip elizabeth Thornton, Mary
q 1as 1''
from an a ma Sm e IN ne Bo%ns
Rector. Henry e. Rector William T. R e., Jsatr
kses canos norn.oD
md pGyS w nls not asn
Sa sea Of i'a e.d 81 Of
Sornon. Rosa thornton Cornelius C. Thornton Willard
Thornton ThSnton and j. d. a. rhSrs es n CAT nj,
ram thornton, deceased. whose names arr mo ano
ha on Ike s:y
10th day OF March A. ID. St heren AID Iphohs having
Vow therefore unless you the said James Brosneli
n Recor Henry Rector william kses9r smas sT
ThaTntop Rebecca Keller, IL. c. Thornton c. Thornton
william Thornton. Emma Bo,d william M. nSwanqLn
Mary Eupkle Harvey q. Rector, Lrmnel Ibornton DO
inbrona r. Thornton. Rosa Thornton. Cornelius thorn
ION Willard r. Thornton J. Y ID. Thornton il Thorn
ton and the unknown heirs and unknown 81 Hiram
Thornton personally Re and sPpesr si9IS s
OttaWa ia said county. nrst Monday OF June next
A D. 1876, when and where tad summons si.turnaDIe
and Mead answer except To said bill the saint
iwi e taken confessed against you and TIE matters
az" 1 CHARLES II. HOOK, Cerk.
! CuARLEs BLIEtBAID, ..,
| n r s.,l prpT Rarls4w
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- cnla,'y court 4 Ia SiHe oountg, % The Apr! I6m'
A J e IA a. Lockwood and William RoekSOSt Esrss
RoeswoSd MY RGekwoo tvtet R9cf nsO SiaP
oos Wood benjamin u1ckwood .hq G Koskso wood
od TTa.ice Tor aid Fanny nd I.antll. lockwood
Def dsnS 81 10 scs s 81 max ia Dunn ishs
e lockwood. cryn Ro fsoo9 joan G. EG sn SS W.
nay ea lockwood 20 ~ Eh ma ma Cd
Issd having e sf audn he dice OF the Coun
Il he I"" I'D May Dann n toekwpea amy RG Sh,
asH GOD and saaea ,ha, he SAID e
Exe"utors he Last YIN and uent OF Laura Rock
a ee sou 'r % an odrr to sell the
premises beonei1e to Of said deeea.sa Or 80
as SITUATE s he County aeIean IL the
az" R a; ,s S IN 9 nddSn to IN
bloom ngton 80 mali a'so lot thirty and tho north
s sc .oan s Gs T north f
tsen S nSr aaf fe of sse lot
TIVE sst s:nS ii in Cape" sasdysn
g s de 1E Il aa n Of aG5ie
in tssny Jour hon range two ssst q he G'T RI
on mage ST. p s seu once Of
aoeuy linoIs Sni that summons has been .sued on;
said Sop1 fsat { Be- 1d
day April p s at the Comfy Court House in the
Now unless you. the said Mary Dunn. Rlsha < Rock
wood lss DELLA Rock wood and Elisha Rockwooa
| Frus,re Tor said Ruy lockwood and lsabeih kuck
ooo be ana appear n TO the saih County
Com, OF La county the 6rst day OF tern thereo
RI he hodrr At County Court House. In he CITY OF VI
ows IN aid La Sale county the third Monday Of
Nav A. 1875 and plead answer or demnr 10 ths saa pe,
and thnps tn charged and stated Will be taken ~ IN
essed and entered against according 10 ht
prayer of saio petition. -
! o"a""' i Ii. A. MoCALEB. CLERK.
| n.xn A. WlnxER Atrys for said Petitioners. marS AV
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.,.I.ATEoE> Ir.II<OI

So h-'f ii> Ii- 80 -, - -, I. b, so
Il fhgI7srE.
Jscsr Lagrrsu z-f t'efr- Nyuau .. Leprcr \. 'uNit
m WiIian h. ". Cushu Al ~ John :. -huitf. -
if afreshug rom affidavit On f~in tLe uu,t ~ ~
risrE ruut tfht sad trf-rlalf- ttof-r y ~.
a. 9. ~ -ssIet 81 said stale. .nd sald coz ahsn-
aavn rl-d tt'F BIZ OF compliant ln -s.d coatt on ut
.ErfFy .e the.-C tie ninth day u DctfAp-I = u
icy lsr'n, a1l s-uugu- hay1E te !ssuci ihefeoh &c
lrsciuE 90 Az ., $500.
No. rs 'l--io-e 10 harrhy -yra 90 saii feicna ant
t--le :. tusLrlEn. tillt unless ypi - ~ 80 ~
IF Do sad euErf. sad term fErf 20 - ir.l f c
tBu-' HYIe BIZ OtaEa 81 said Cuuuiy "a ~ r.t Nlt
rs June ~ % $50 fEtsu AL where rslA -llu ~, -
and s.sad answer. le-T 90 fftfi 20 Aal n. =
.- -sI - 'siHr su-fas-d against lnl 90 -
'tfArl Us 90. HOOK. Csrs.
....r " H..-, .."-a~ rar'.=se
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A Ncwtown man favors the presence OF
the album in the public schools. He writes
us that "the holy book must be kept IN skoois
at arly cost"
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Abstracts of Title.

Having purchasrd the Abstract Books OF Ia sale Cuun-
~ Intend make Ahstractng OF Titles n special bus
ns. and satisfied from the knowledge HPerenee
that have OF the business make Abstracts 70 tA
q those who eNperiencei N e1smnins
titles loAning money buying land. an nos maklnE
and viii complete very superior Grsntor oT
Index which can readily tell bal land any aad
20 ia la sale county has oWnti or VIA
mortgages he has gives taken. This index Nj also %
heck against possible errors ~ examining o.
Tie tiil. To any piece OF lane.
For Abstracts % Tile. OF any Information In rrssd -
titles 20 land, cs'i On or address
F. w. TUPPER,
OuaEa. us
once Ia Hoes & Ielands Flock icbtsse
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If crying babies had any sense they neve
would take their mothers to natipc"s.
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Country bankers will soon be obliged IL
keep their money out of safes for safety
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We can always see more things Tor otht
people 10 do than work for ourselves.
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Counter claims-We can't count en- 81
has so many--Boston Adeefttser,
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The Berlin system Of flats is represenic
10 be superior to the Paris system.
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II a man learns quick and forge's slowl
he v i'll learn something in time.
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Where the gong sounds loudest the supp
. smallest.-N. O. Republican,
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Poverty wants the necessities OF iiie' 'u
|,varlce wants everything.
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Santa Anna, warned by the fate OF Was
|ncton, has bought monument.
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BUDGET OF FUN.

One of the beauties of truth is that II cor
Ieys right impression.
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NOTE, isETTEs<. AND BII.Gs.
y HAAS printed IN irst-class style. BY OsMAN
IAPEMaN. FEkK rgADEk OyYfcx.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
CHINESE AND JAPANESE NOTES.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 22.-The following
additional advices from China and Japan, by the steam
ship Great Republic which arrived yesterday, are con-
tanned In letters Of special correspondents Shanghai
letter of Oct l8 says Sir Thomas Wade, the British
Minister to China TO England this month. Great
irritation continues be shown at his settlement OF the
Margary affair." the Queens speech one year ago having
given that effort would he spared to punish
the nstgators and perpetrators OF the murder q Mr.
Margary whereas the criminals concerned In it arnow
released at the expressed request OF Sir Thomas wade
The Chinese ratification Of the settlement reported 10
have been signed the 18th OF september Hisuehesn-
Shen the Chinese Envoy appointed 10 England has bern
relieved that service at his request, and VIII
proceed TO Japan Minister instead.
Admiral Reynolds Is at Ncwchwang with the united
States ship Ashneot He will start soon on an excursion
TO the great wall of China. The war in Yunnan con-
tnues without decisive advantage to either side Tho
British steamug Johanna, bound from Hong Kong 70
ChefOO oundered near Annoy Sept %. The captain and
ak OF the crew are reported TO have been lost.
Yokohama letter dated Oct ~ the last returns
from the japanese War Department show that the total
number of regular troops IN Japan Is 1892 divided as
749 cavalry 431 eopmissary, 1874 coast artillery, o4
keutar0 Yaragiya, the new consul at san franeisco
sails for his post by the next steamer The Japanese SOL
dlers at he port Of Fusan In Corea were attacked by
mob while wandering beyond the limits hitherto nxed
for Japanese residents but person was seriously In
jured The Japanese officers demanded an apology and
the punishment Of the offenders, which was Immediately
agreed 10.
Great preparations making for the overland jour-
ney OF the Emperor OF Japan from Toxic the present
capital, TO KiOo, the old capital OF the empire The
United States ship Kearsarge was suddenly ordered by
telegraph Hong Kong and sailed from Yokohama ON
Oct "a The American schooner Osego was wrecked on
the Japanese coaston Sept 25, while returning from
cruise for otter the Kure Islands No lives were
lost The garrison In the town of Kuwoato, Province
of HiOgo attacked by rioters Oct 25 but after
a sharp conflict order restored
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
MEXICO AGAIN IN DISORDER.

HAVANA, NOv 22.-The French steamer has
arrived from Vera Cruz and brings the following inte
gencc the capital TO Nov. 12 The political stua-
tUn has become much complicated. ExChiefJustice
gesias proclaimed himself Provisional President OF
the Republic and established his seat Of government at
Leon. in the State of Guanauato the Legislature and
Governor of which sustain him. portion OF the pro-
escortng Iglesas TO Leon attacked the American
missionaries with the cry Of death TO Protestants"
The missionaries barricaded themselves in a house
until the police rescued them. Two exudges OF tho
supreme Court and several deputies have Joined
Igesias. He has established regular cabinet, and ap-
pointed ministers OF foreign relations, &c Troops
are marching upon Guanajuao and the flight of lgiesas
and his Government may be expected In very short
time No other State has seconded Igesiass movements
in GnanajuaO. President Lerdo is receiving congratu-
atOry dispatches and offers OF support from all parts OF
the country. .
Gomez Paacio, former Commissioner at Washington.
Alas and Ramirez Judges OF the Supreme Court are
close imprisonment the charge OF conspiracy Four
thousand insurgents took possession OF ApZaco wnero
the Pueba Railroad branches of from the Mexico and
Vera Cruz RAILWAY, interupng all travel and conmni-
between those two cities On the l2th, advlces
reached Mexico that Apzaco had been evacuated by the
reyolutionsts upon the approach OF the Governments
troops. There was some Fighting, but no particulars
have as vet been received 1t hoped that railway
communication would be reesablished on the l4th In
the mean time, q mail line established by private
individuals. with postage rates at - per ounce Gen.
Daz continued to hold OaXaca. Mr. Foster, the United
States Minister, has arrived at Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
GATHERING FOR THE TRIAL.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Nov. 22.-Everything IL sus-
pended in political circles here to await the contest
before Judge White tomorrow, when the injunction
against the Governor will either be confirmed OF
withdrawn, and the case Of the mandamus against
the canvassing board, compelling them to begin
work, will be decided. The judge arrived tonight
and the argument will open at IL o'clock tomorrow
The result can hardly be reached in one day. Ii is
impossible TO discover what course the counsel for
the Governor will take, but il is believed he will
deny the right Of the court to issue injunction
against him. IL is sad on the other hand, that ac-
cepting the Jurisdiction of the court he will go into
an elaborate defense of his right to canvass the ecc
toral vote The city is crowded with strangers, and
every train from the North brings new arrivals
There will doubtless be an appeal from Judge Whites
decision, no matter what that decision may be-
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

honestly and fairly executed. No lay, however
wisely framed, will furnish adequate protection
against fraud if those who execute it are
dishonest men, and the worst laws become compare
lively harmless in the hands of officers determined
to protect the rights of all parties. 1t is true that
the record of the present Returning Board is not
such to inspire the greatest confidence in its i'm
partialty, but it should be remembered that crcum-
stances have changed in the last two years. The
lesson taught by the report of the Congressional
Committee of 1875 is one that the board will not
be likely to forget. The entire country looks on
while they perform their duties and they
know from experience that whatever the
Administration at Washington may do, the honest
men of the great Republican party in this country
will not sustain them in any unfair or improper do
csion no matter if it elects Gov Hayes to the Pres
idency. / believe therefore, that the Returning
Board will be far careful than it was in 1874,
and will demand all the evidence which the law re-
quires before voting to throw out the box in any
election precinct. z. L. W.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
PROGRESS IN THE COUNT.
soITH CARoLrNA DECIDED FOR HAYES

sOIJTH CAROLINA DECIDED FOR HAYES.
THE REPUBLICANS SWEEP THE sTATE-DEsPERATE
DEVICES IN FLoRIDA-A CONSULTATION OF
ONO DEMOCRATS.
The canvassers of South Carolina declared
the State for Hayes, the Republican State
ticket, and Republican majority in the Leg
islature, yesterday, and adjourned sine die.
The orders of the Court had not reached
them, and the law compelled them to
adjourn. The canvassers of Florida have been
beset by Northern Democrats. One of them was
approached in the interest of Gov. I1lden and
offered high honors for his services. The offer
was declined. In Louisiana, seven more par
ishes in which Hayes had majority OF over
5000 we're canvassed. Fifteen parishes have
not vet reported. The meeting of Ohio Demo
Gratis at Columbus was large. Resolutions
were passed calling on Congress to take action
and censuring Gen. Grant for calling troops TO
Washington. Gen. Ewing and others spoke.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

rely upon the impartality of the Supreme Court,
composed entirely of Republicans. and upon its
ability to vindicate its own dignity to enforce the
law and secure justice. Gov. Hampton will issQe
an address to the people of South Carolina in ac-
cordance with the facts and setting forth the pur-
pose of the party to prosecute their claims in the
courts.
FRAUDS AND ERRORS CHARGED.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Nov. 22.-The following facts
afford examples of the manner in which the vote of
South Carolina has been canvassed In one pre-
cnct, in large negro county, there was poll re-
turned, where there was no box authorized by law,
with pretended vote of 500 majority, with only
ten Democratic votes. II this vote had been east,
it would be absolutely void, as the place where 1t
is pretended it was given is more than SIX
miles from any voting place authorized
by law In another precinct there are returned 800
votes as having been cast for X. b. Hayes for
President and w. A. Wheeler for Vice-President.
The County Canvassers, instead of returning and
certifying these facts added this vote to the vote of
each Republican elector The State Board
of Canvassers here counted these votes
for all officers, including the electors, and
the whole 500 void votes for the Republican elect
ors; while if these votes alone had been excluded,
two at least of the Democratic electors would have
been elected. There are other similar errors and
void votes counted by the Board Of Cauvassers,
which if allowed would give the entire Democratic
ticket State and electoral majorties from 900 to
35OO
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23

number of votes given in the state ior
electors, the names of the persons for whoin
such were given, and the number Oh tho
votes to EACH The certificate shall be re-
corded by the Secretary in his office. and published
in one or more newspapers printed in the State 1or
the information of the public, and the Governor
shall forthwith make out for the number OF persons
to be elected and who have the greatest number
of votes certificates of their being duly choseh
electors and transmit by special messenger CT o'heI
safe conveyance the proper certificate 10 eac"
person so elected 1t is claimed that the ABOVE
section of the act of 1s47 clearly governs the sub
ject.
The principal argument that is made against tins
view is that the election laws of 1912 and 1868
having changed the method OF holding the elections
and of making and returning the county eanvasses'
provided by the law of 1S47, the method OF making
the State canvass is also changed. To this 1t IS
replied. that il does not follow that changing the
method of making and returning county canvasses
also necessarily changes the method of making the
State canvass; that instead of the elections oy
which term the county returns are designated i 'o
law of 1S47, the Governor will of course take ."e
returns of the county canvassers duiy Inaoe u"uoi
the law of 1868, and which by law are 10 DC
sent not only as the poll-books OF eieo''o"
were to the Secretary of State, but also In
to the Governor, that the result OF the eiec.pn
can be as readily ascertalned under the new as
under the old machinery. The other arguineh.
against the Governors authority to canvass Is baseu
on the claim that the electors are state oiicerS
within the meaning Of the act of 1S47; that they
are appointed in such manner as the state may pro
vide. exercise their functions within the state 10
express the will of the people of the State ana Una,
the United States has interest in the subject unt
the action of the electors of all the States Is do
clared at Washington. The contrary view is tha'
the electors are provided for in the National Con-
stitution, and their action, although they are ap-
pointed concerns only the National Government;
while the term State officers in the law OF 1917
refers only to officers exercising their functions In
connection with the State Government
These view of the case will be presented to Judge
White Tomorrow. w. +. CHANDLER.
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
THE CUBAN WINTER CAMPAIGN.

HAVANA, via KEY WEST, Nov. 22-NOthing
whatever known about the plans OF GenerainChief
Martinez-Campos regarding the campaign 1t appears
that the Government purposes TO keep his movements
and plans secret possible, and some people even
assert that the General has warned the newspapers not
to publish anything without his special permission He
has thus far established no headquarters but is paying
fyng sits IN the towns called Cinco Villas where IL is
reported that he is dealing summary with suspected
and convicted insurgents Report says he has ordered
large number 10 he shot In Ctenfuegos He expects 70
clear the Cnco Villas OF rebels in two months and viii
then pursue them beyond La Trocha. Last Thursday,
while Gen. MartnezCampos on railway train run
his whole equpage totally destroyed by hre Tho
cause the hire is not given The car also contained
was In this city the arrest and Imprisonment OF
suspected Cubans continue Some OF the arrested per-
sons are lawyers the greater part however, work
men
New-York tribune., 1876-11-23
AN ADDRESS FROM WADE HAMPTON.
ADVICE TO PRESERVE THE PEACE.

ADVICE TO PRESERVE THE PEACE.
COLUMBIA, s. c., Nov. 22.-Gen. Wade Hampton
has issued the following address to the State In
reference to the action of the State Board OF Can
vasscrs to-day in pronouncing against the Demo-
cratic candidates:
COLUMBIA, g. c., Nov. %, 1876
10 the People Of Sosih Carolina:
The Board Of Canvasscrs have by their unprecedented
scon to-day shown not only their contempt ana defiance
Of the Supreme Court of the United States but their ut
Ter disregard Of their official integrity While the
grave questions determining the result OF the recent
election were pending before the Supreme Court,
composed Of three judges belonging to the
Republican party in direct violation of the orders OF
this tribunal the board have issued certificates OF cleo
non to the Republican Presidential electors and TO the
Republican State officers aud have refused to give certi
feates to Democratic members OF the Legisa-
ture show by the returns Of this same
board to have been elected IN the counties
Of EdgeAeld and LAwrens. This highhanded
outrage Is well calculated TO the indignation
Of our longsuering people, but assure them that TINS
daring and revolutionary act Of the board can have no
Regal force whatever appeal 70 you, therefore In tne
fullest confidence that the appeal will not be unheeded
that you win maintain, under that provocation,
your character as an orderly and lawabidng people.
avoided the semblance Of purpose to disturb tho
hh the cause OF the constitutional government Of the
eountyhas been carried to the highest court OF the
bsste, and are willing TO abide by decision feeling
assured that this tribunal win that the laws shall Do
enforced and justice secured. WADE HAMPTON