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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-06
Geor<i. RepubIican C.nveni,ss.

ATLANTA, May 5.-The Republican
State Convention has adjourned, alter a
two days session. The delegates at large
to the Cincinnati Convention are ID. I.
Farrow, James Atkins, II. NJ. Turner
lcolored.) and Geo. Wallace (colored. }
The delegation is estimated TO stand'
Morton, s; Bristow, 6; Conkling, 3;
Blame, 8. There were thirteen whi'e ana
nine colored delegates present. The Con.
vention endorsed the administration OF
President Grant. 1t adjourned without
nominating Governor or elecsorai
ticket, but recommended Convention
for that purpose to assemble at Macon
before the lst Of August.
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Tho Rrokeu Cable.

Nxw YORK, May 5-The latest Lon ,
don dispatches receiyed at the Associated
press Agency here are dated 10 P. NJ,
4th inst. The Superintendent of the Di-
rect Cable Company announces .hat 'nere
will be no ircrease in rates IN eonse-
ouence of the break in the Anglo, Amer
;can cable. but suggests that all mes
ssges be made as. brief rs possible, 50 mat
everybody may be accommodated Inc
western Union Company takes messages
m to6p. N. to-day for the Anglo Amer
- I c.ble and will make connection by
steamer between ST. Pierre and The place
sent They hope by tomorrow TO nave
n through cable.
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Nxw YORK, May 5.-The Grand
rrunk railroads propose reducing largely
in rates on freights and passengers o.
tween Buffalo and Detroit in . rev dAy.
E.s, hound rates for freight are down
- @ from ffteen to twenty cents today as
.om mnsred with the forty-fve cents OF Ten
S.sa .so Six hundred car loads o'
srs;sbt at An average Of twenty cents
srriy ed to-day over one foea, An. ~
hundred car loads were dispatched ve'''
ward. s-lia-sla1- ----a- -
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S,,oosiux Match.

Iyp1AxAroLIs. IND, May b.Nhe
shooting match to-day between a; S;a ~
Rogsrdus, Of Illinois, ana VIM. u. frice'
Of isndon, EgulaDd. for the champion
.h;n - the world and the English badge,
one hundred birds each, resulted As ioi-
Lows. so 0nby English rules from 0
trsps, 20 yards rise, Bog,rdus Al ana
pr;ce s6. l5 pairs, lS yards rise, Be-
ssrdus "a and Price q. ~ single BIRDS,
81 wards, Bogsrdus ls and Price 10
Total. Bogardus, "a; Price, IL.
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Rpnnish Cong, ess

MADRID, May An Congress to-day,
Senior Romero Ortiz moved an amend
ment 10 article IL Of the Constitution III
favor Of the extension of liberation. All
objections and attempts to alter the arti-
Gle, however, are fruitless and it will pass
exactly as it stands, Notwithstanding the
vagueness Of the wording. In the divi,-
ion by which the amendment supported
BY senior Alvarcy was defeated, forty.
four deputies abstained from voting and
fifty-n were absent.
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,r,,. co,.ha,ta AUGMENTATION. a

NEw ORLEANS, May 5.-Actlng Gov:
ernor Antoine has offered reward OF
5000 for the arrest of the Coushatta as
sassin. Advices received at the State
House report Senator Twitchell still nv
ing, but in a precarious condition. His
lett arm has been amputated, and his
right arm is so badly shattered that the
doctors propose to take it of also.
A communication was received TINS
mrrning from West Felicisns parish,
which st 8 tn 1t w nder, State Sc ator,
Dula ps,i h judge, and Armstead, ex'
member of the House of Representatives
have been driven out Of the parish by
regulators, and compelled TO take to the
woods. Their fate is not known.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-06

Nxw ORLEANS, May ga Galveston
Ne,rs special from San Antonia, vf April
5,h, says that Co, Quinitina with NO
federais, occupy Nuesa Laudo. Col.
Fstmey.r with 500 rcvoiutionists out
side is preparing for an aitaek
There is, considerable excitement at
Piedras Negrss. The revolutioni-ts With
500 men are waiting outside for rein
forcemenu before attacking the psfe,
Most O, the federal custom house ON
cials are in Eagle Psss Texas, for safety
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south CaroIiua convention.

COLUMBIA, S. C.--The Democratic
State Con vention elected General John
Bratton, Hon. w. ID. Porter ID. Wyatt
Aiken, General j. ID. Kennedy, delegates
at large to the National Convention.
Ex-Governor Perry is one OF the Dis
trict Delegates. The delegates
are uninstructed aud have
different preferences as to candidates, ,bnt
will vote in the convention for the candi-
date most likely to win A heated debate
is now going on upon a platform pledg-
ing the Democratic party OF the State to
accept the National Democratic platform
and the nomination of straight Demo-
cratic ticket, with prospects OF its adop-
tion.
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Lexington Races.

LEXINGTON, May 6.-Every p'epar =
ton is being made for brilliant race
meeting. New stables have been built
TOR the accommodation of the unusually
large number of horses that are in at
tendance and expected. A large num-
Der of strangers have already announced
their intention to be present. The track
is in splendid condition and if the wealth
er continues good tho sporting world
may look out tor fast time.
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R~>ehersu Lecture.

NKw YORK, May 5.-The Brooklyn
Academy of Music was crowded in every
part last night by an enthusiastic audi
eucc, gathered to hear Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher's lecture. for the benefit OF the
proposed Soldiers Home of this State. At
the beginning ard close Of the lecture
there was long and continued applause
and waving Of hats and hsndkerchlefs:
These demonstrations were exceeded, II
possible, when Mr.. Beecher stepped for
ward and subscribed $500 for the Home
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nan PedrNs

CHrcAoo, Nay 6.-DOn Pedro arrived
hare xi. the Chicago and Northwestern
Rsilrosd, this morning. and after . ti,P
the crib winch supplies the city WIN
S..., lef, at 9 O'Clock via the fIttsonrgn
nd N. Wayne Railroad. He VIII stop
:. pittsburgh and Oil City, and then pro-
csad directly to Philadelphia
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The Hstlure Of Arnold d 60.

SpRlNGFIELD,. MASS May 5.-The
failure of Harvey Arnold & Co, Of
tie North Adams print, works is even
more disastrous than at first supposed.
The liabilities it is thought will sggre-
gate more than sl,250OOO and not less
than 2,O0O men, women and children
in the six mills are thrown out OF work.
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the Centennial Regatta.

LONDON. May 5-The Standard says
the challenge Of the Schuylkili navy to
tie University clubs, TO take part in the
Centennial regatta, has again been con-
sidered by the Cambridge boatmen.
No definite reply has been agreed upon,
but Mr.. Close will try to organize repre-
sentative crews
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b., .",.nlsHnLSGroN, a May 5.-The statement
=, me President relieved General Gus.
~. Nom his command because he was
ds.;aS 10 the Belknap trial is officially
a ~ ,s u on the contrary, it was the wish
b.r;- .e resident that General Custer,
,So'1s been subpenaed as a witness,
,H.,i u remain till he had testified, and
,ior y. ~ Inc meantime the Indian expedi-
osa' sDouId be placed under some other
no, 81 Neither the Secretary of War
rsgsr;cra utncrai sherman protested" against
'''e'ing General Custer.
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H0USE.

A resolution was adopted approprlating
$4,000 for securing better ventilation 81
the nall If the House of Representatives
Mr. Blount, from the Appropriation
Committee, reported the naval appropria,,
tion bill, which was made the special
order for Monday next.
After the passage of largo number OF
private bills the house adjourned.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-06
s,.sa Laval % sse rspe-

ROME, Nay 6-King Alfonso has
written another letter assuring the Pope
that Spain u Catholic and consequently
the Catholics need spprehcBd no,hIng
from the application Of the clause In the
new constitution upon religions liberty.
Moreover the clause in question does nos
oontravene the spirit Of the concordai
oflS5l.
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Naval Apprepr,a,is. sill.

WAsHISaroN, May 5.-The naval aP-
preparation bill has been increased oy q
full Committee SzI0000, making total
of about 81 800, ,0O0, more than 5000, oo
less than last year. The bill provides iof
the stopping of enlistment until the
number Of seamen d reduced from 500
to 1900 in the navy and in the marine
corps. ..I .4H
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a Man 4. ef y, . !. IheassppdI s'!|4.1 : !,

w PECTED from consumptioo, sIi
remedies having failed, and Dr. II. james
was experimenting. he socideniaiiy nsds
A preparation Of .lndian Hemp. which
l rsefpe I ffee on; rsossps offvo sfsmps, 70 pay
expsnou- Hemp Etso curks uight
sweztx. nanseA a. The stomach, and win
bIesk , ffe&h cold In - hours. Address
Chaddoek 4 Ia, 80 Race street, Phiis-
delphia, naming this paper. nosaa
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I'VE knowed that mule for thee yeahs,
hd don think dat de animal would
auii II lam, cause" This blank space
"llcates where the lecture was inter-
'ap'ed, and the dsrkey forwarded to the
% "nsr side of the fence-by that same
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-06

" Virginia is "the mother of Presi.
den's she'd better get married again,
Eas IN the Detroit Free Press. When
'Hsinls turned her attention to this
"snch OF the business, it was something
u o'Ing forth President, bnt now any
Sf' oi Il State can produce the material
Used IN making Presidents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-06

SprnSsoS' ssIoS' d. TT, May o. The
numhsa;d' Mass. Black Hills party,
,braa rlng one hundred and twenty.
ch,.s arrived arrived this eyenir z and viii Dur.
for ~ 'eans |. and supplies here, and leave
nils the first Of next week.
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Indian Outbresk Feared

from aS n FRANCISCO, May 5.-A dispatch
Tho. @ oanp Lowell, Arizona, says fur
n,s,s s, trouble is anticipated from the Chi.
pnSat uul Indians. The late outbreak was
d.SO'edly caused by outrageous and
Indians. s VI 'ne whites upon the
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uuoun.r On be Prs.eeusea

LosDos. Mey 5.-A dispatch from
Paristays that Il s stated that the gov
ernment. yielding Tn represent'tions OF
many Senators and Deputies will ask
the Chambers for leave TO prosecute NJ.
Rouher for his letter tn the electors OF
Jaccio.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-06

a BosroN teacher asked one of the
m"ie boys in her school. "Where does
'Ie sun rise!' Great was her aston
sament and satisfaction ss the little
lslloS' p' with wise look, answered, "In
Boston ma s'am."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-06

,,t a SUBSCRIPTION paper was lately cir
,i ,Ga"d with the following object in
,n ,es I'VE subscribe and pay the
r-. Ouo' set against our names for the
tI,pCse OF paying the organist and a boy
blow the same
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pr. SAG. C.sarss Ke@edy

IA so PATKsr MEDICINE HUNBUe. got up
10 dupe the ignorant and crednious, nor
is i, represented as being 'composed OF
rare and precious ssbstanees brought
from the four corners Of the earth, car
ri.d seven times acroes the Grest Desert
OF Sahara on the backs of fourteen
c mex. and brought across the AilAnt,e
ocean on two sbiPs- It simple, nnnd.
soothing remedy. a perfecs SPECIFIC Tor
CArAEkH and aCoLD N TIE HEAD
also for Offensive Breath. Loss or Impair.
meat Of the Sense Of Smell, Taste, of
Hearing. wa,ery or Weak Eyes, Pam or
Pressure in the Head, when caused, ~
tney All nOt asirequently are, By the vio-
lence Of CAtarrh-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-06

New YORK, May 5. = MONEY
Closed easy at 3@4 per cent. Prime
mercantile paper 4l@6 per cent. Customs
receipts 1884, 900. The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed $86l, 900. Clearings SS,.
100000. Sterling firm at 4sSt@490.
GoLD-l123@112s. Carrying rates l
to 2 per cent. Loans were also made
fat.
GovERNMENTs-Clesed steady, and q
fraction lower in some cases than ut the
oDeninp
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- xrou Msle or Female. send your
U0 yUy addrszs and get something
wAST thai win bring you In honor
..MASrf ally over $50 q month sare
UNEv fNyHBTORS UNION.
,.Sn rs Greenvich ~. Ssw YORK.
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THE Rev. j Il; Thompson has been
invited by the citizens of Morgantown
|crli'rr NJ si"'rss 'n temperance at
The Acno'e,ny A.,!l on THURSDAY evening
next Mr r. "mps"n, though young in
yesrs In, atlrai an envisble reputa-
lion al sletucr. He has few equals in
The State either as Il pulpit orator or pub.
lie speaker. His addresses on temper.
Mre are especially interesting and entor-
hn'ng. This is a subject IN which he
Iee' steep interest, and to which he has
devoted much time and thought. We
lei assured that we can safely promise
Mou'reafers who will go to hear him
~ e'enIng OF pleasure and rare enter
alsmeht Morgdnto,cn Dominion.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-06

A SINGULAR and inexplicacle accident
happened at the plste-glass works at JEFF
teronvllle, Indiana, one night last week.
The watchman was startled by hearing
loud noise in the setting room resembl-
lOg the breaking of glass. He feared
that all the gqss in the room had been
broken, ard IN going there found about
one thCu,and boxes of glass shivered.
In the rom hid been stored about a
thousand boxe' of glass, from 2Ox70 to
iOI6O, double thickness. The boxes con-
isining the q = were standing on their
end, about ,rX inches apart, and by some
means they started falling like q row of
bricks, increasing with force as each box
fell and going ss fast as q railroad train
Mtll the erd b. X WAS reached. Nearly
al the gus was broken.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-06

Governor Richard Coke was yesterday
elected United States Sensto' rom
Texas.
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The Removal of Ge,.r., C.,,.r

i,n. nue fennsylvsnis Legislature ad
!'1'ned sue die, yesterdsy.
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Athteline Geeister.
GoId closed yesterday at ll2s.

The weather today wtA be partly
e,v,au, Nth rariable Uinds' r's'"9
tsmperatre, and ram.
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are stilI the most thorough and search
ing cafhartic medicine that can lie
employed: cleansing the stomach s''I
bowels, and even the blood. In small
doses Of one pin . day, they stsmolaie
the digestive organs and promote VIZ
orous health. q,
AYER's PILLS have been known for
more than quarter Of century, asd
have obtainsd q worldwide reputation
for their virtues. They correct ds
eased action In the several assimila'
tive Organs 6f the body, snd sre 80
composed thaf obstructions within
their ranxe can rarely Withstand Or
Gyade them. Not only do they cur
The every day complaints of every
body. bat also formidable ana danger
Gus diseases that have bafSied the best
OF human skill While they producc
powerful effects, they are, % the same
time, the safest and bese physsc Sor
children. BY their spertent action
they gripe much less than the common
purrntives, and never give pdih whsu
the bowels sse BOe la1nDeds They
reach the vital Fountains Of the blood,
and Strengthen the system By freein9
d frsm the elements u weskpess.
Adapted 20 al ages and cosditlons
In aIl climates, coptainlsg neither
ealome! nor any deIetes5oos drsy,
these Pills msy b takes vtth safssy
by anybody. Their sussrIeossing pre-
serves them ever fresh and nakes
them pleasant 20 take; while betng
purely vegetable, no harm en- sstss
nom tbeir use in any q1sstttys
DAsss /" ~. 49,
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Or. i G. AVER 4 CO., tsssii, nss-
Yenn61a1 - Analyl1aaf CAMn1e1ls
49, -1'S', =
AN .0QSHIr Bkkt

w eosasy - tabs cs9es - ae1vS
goods fcs ths 81 - ssa1in4 = =. =.
~ hoS.s; s.ssy Sslsssosssss u sss III -.
sou of either ssx, yooDg - 80. 1ogeoak
, ssy ~ sc. &C. re- "a @ - ~ ~ - 4
Address II. ,. HALL = 90. 81. uover6
Bs.. 6altimcrs. Nd. @ 90
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Arc tuc UbbSt
Elective nni
congcnIal p'Ir-
gntiye ever dis
covered. They
are .mih, but
eGectpal IN
their opGa-
tiOn, moving
the bowel u
surely and
without pai1.
Although gen-
tle IN their o,
erafiOn, thu
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

r1s .nd =. 1or tes suE,nT nnspeC:ss Co.s.as. "
Indigestion, Foul Stomach, Broau
Hesdache, ErystpslAs, hhsuma
tism, Eruptions and Skin Diseases,
Biliousncss, Dropsy, Tumofs.
Worms, Hsuralgis; - . DIN.
ner Pun. for PURIFYING tbs blood.
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NO. 263
BANKS.
CAPITAL, SssS, ,Sss
sEo. n. A6A& 4; w ksssss
II. A. CHANDLER, Onaki@.
Bank of the Ohio Valley
Successor 70
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF WHEELING.
CAPiTAL, SSSS. .Sse

This Bank Ia Organised and prepared to
transact the bushes OF banking In all its
It succeeds the F1rst National bank OF
Wheeling; In owned hy the sams share.
holders, and 10 under the same manage
ment. t-.Ta ~ eLA ~l.q .-fti4
BY carefully regarding the interests cfits
correspondents And depoeftors, and oy Q
prompt and faithful execution Of their
wishes, IL hopes 10 merit their esteem and
confidence. ..--- s...t.
Notes and Bills discounted.
Collections made on all points through
out the United States. 49,. ..
Deposit accounts subject 10 check at
sight, received from banks, banker, orms,
corporations and Individuals.
Certificates OF deposit taonod payoble on
demand, or at nxed dates.
Interest allowed on special deposits.
DIRECTORS:
JOHN X. BoTsfoRp wv. Il, SIhPsok.
JACOB 4. RHODES, VIZ. A. TURNER,
GEoR0k ADAMS, JohN L. Hobns,
GEo. W. FRANzHEIN, o. q. DEWEY,
KENNY n. HARpEk. myh
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wAsHrxoTox, ID. c. April q,
HELsnks.Issa HE ~, 2 { a h.n1rrsx

LosAs. I'm 4 Co, WhoIsssis aud Re-
tail Agents for wheeling. w. Va
your drugxia cor Durzng's kheum All
Rsmedy- arH
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1876-09-22
Congressional Convention.

The Democratic Convention for the Sixth
Congressional District was held In Lyceum
Hall, Haperstown, on Wednesday last, Mr..
George w Smith, OF the Washington county
central committee, called the body TO order at
II A. NJ. Officers were elected as follows
President W. 7. Dove, Montgomery vice
president, Joshua Dorsey, James 7 Brady, g.
VI. Miller, G. l.. Firor and j. G. Brown sec
relaries, r. II. Gordan and DR.. Charles +.
Russell.
W. NJ. McKaig, of Allepany, presented the
name of Hon VIM. Walsh, as the candidate
for reelection in the district to Congress- and
made strong speech in his behalf. The
nomination was seconded by Messrs. j. A
Owen Of Frederick, G. NJ. Miller, Of Garrett,
Howard Griffith, Of Montgomery, and Alex
ander Armstrong, Of Washington county.
Upon motion of W. Veirs Bouic, Jr,. of
Montgomery, Mr.. Walsh was nominated by
reclamation amidst applause. The commit
tee appointed to wait on Mr. Walsh, and ap-
prise him of the action were Messrs. S. O..
Jones, Jos. Ways, J. Fenton Thomas, G. NJ.
Miller and J. G.. Brown.
Resolutions were adopted indorsing the
nomination of Tilden and Hendricks, recog-
nizing in these candidates an earnest desire
on the part of the citizens of the Union to lay
aside all malice engendered by the late I'M
fortunate civil war and cordially 10 unite for
the common good ana Wellare, ueclhrlhR lnhl
the present terrible financial stringency and
prostration of business Of all kinds are at
iributable TO the stupidity. want of statesman
ship, corruption, maadministration of the
so-called republican party and that the only
hope The tax-ridden and suffering PEOPLE have
of relief is in the election Of the democratic
nominees. Also approving Hon. VIM. Walsh 5
acts in Congress, and pledgiDg undivided and
Jealous support to secure his reelection.
Mr. Walsh returned with the committee,
and in a brief speech rendered his thanks fol
the denomination. The convention then
adjourned
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ALSO, at the same time and place will sci
95 ACRES OF LAND,

more or less, belonging to II W Trundle's
Estate, it being tract of land Geereed to e
sold by the Circuit Court of Mont gomcry CO.
and will be sold on the terms rs prescribed in
the decree-one-third cash, balance in one and
two wears, with approved security.
This Tract of Land is l mile from Mouth
of Monocacy on the road leading from there
to Poolesville, convenient to Churches Mills
and Schools, and one mile from Dickerson's
Station on the Metropolitan Branch railroad.
It is fine productive or grazing land.
ALSO, will sell 60 ACRES OF Mountain
Land OF Sugar Loaf Mountain, il Frederick
county. Well timbered with Chestnut and
Oak, and adjoining the lots of Thomas Har-
wood, John A Jones and others, and imme-
diately on the road leading from E. Harvy' 5
Store 10 Greenfield Mills This Lot will be
sold under direction of same Decree.
J. W. HOLLAND, Trustee.
sep 22-ts ALEX DADE, Auc'r.