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A TRUE HERO.
A ROMANTIC AND THnILLIso INCIDENT OF THE
REBELLION.

REBELLION.
From the Raleigh Newsl
In ono OF the molly contested lights In Virginia
during the war federal officer ell wounded front
oil the Confederate oreastworgs While lying there
wounded and crying peously Tor water, Confederate
soldier james Moore, OF Burke county, N C) declared
HIS intention OF supplying HIM with drink. The bull
lets were lying thick IRON both sides, and Moorc's
friends endeavored 10 dissuade hun from such u
hazardous enterprise. Despite remonslrance and
danger, however, Moore leapcd the breast works,
canieen In hand reached his wounded enemy
aud gave him drink The fcdcral under
sense OF gratitude Tor the timely service,
look out his gold witch and offered Il 10
his benefactor, but " was refused The oficer then
asked tho name VI the ran WHO had bravcd such dan
ger TO succor HIM. Tho name was gwen, and Moore
returned unhurt to his position behind tho emDanK-
menL
They saw nothing more Of each other Moore
subsequently, wounded, und lost limb ~ OF the
engagements In Virginia, and returned his home
Burke county. few days ago he received q commu-
nicaIon IRON tho federal soldier 10 whom he had
gwen tho 'cup OF cold walcr' on the OCCASION
alluded " announcing that he had settled him the
sum OF 500 10 be pad iour annual instruments OF
~ 900 each Investigation has established tho TACT
snAs there ~ no mistake or deception in she matter.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
DROWNED WHILE BATHING.

Late ON Wednesday afternoon. three young men,
Alexander Ponlie, OF Staten Island, with Arthur
VeIele aud Albert Barchc. OF New York, went In 10
bathe at the south Beach, near Cedar Grove They
ventured out considerable distance IRON tho Shore
and being unable 10 swim were by tho un-
uertow and drowned. The fourth OF the party,
julius Caet, went 10 their assistance but before reach
ing them his boat capsIzcd and he with difcuty
rescued ny yachting party who fortunately wore in
the vicinity Yesterday morning the body OF Barchcl
Was found on tue beach near the place where hc went
IN Caiet, who was rescued states that small sail
boat containing several persons upset near where
the young men were drowned. and all the party lost
HIS story. however. is not believed.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
THE MONTCLAIR FIRE.

Further accounts OF tho Montcair. N. j., Hrc briefly
reported in yesterdays HERALD show that was much
more serious than FIRST reported The nro broke out
IN the paper room OF Camp Everdells factory and
spread with great rapidly in cvery direction through
the cntre building, which large tour story brick
structure, until In short time tho whole building
IN flames. The people turned out pus
there being proper hfc Apparatus nothing
effective could DC done TO the structure. fwo
hundred hands were employed about the place. The
loss estimated At $780, U00 and u is Said that the
place was insured Tor S1l6000, though IN what
panes could not bo ascertaned
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
CAPTAIN CoTTER DEFEATED.

The charge OF keeping disordery house brought
against Charles Feman. proprietor Of hotel At Coney
Island, examined before Justice Ferry and jury
IN the First District Court, Brooklyn, yesterday The
complainant in tho Oliver Coster, agent OF the
Temperance Brotherhood OF Christian Churches. Tho
testimony OF Frederick jenkins to the effect that
sunday, June "a there were music and duncins III
deiendant's pavilion; about tive hundred persons were
The dancing platform; there was disturbance.
Nr. Cotter testified that he saw mon and women drin4
ing the bar and the tables, and OF the
used bad language. The jury rendered . verdict OF
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
SUMMARIES OF Law CASES.

The Supreme Court, General Term, Will meet to-day
to give argued at the last Of the
Court Il 10 said that some sixty decisions will be
given.
james Towers, the carman employed In carrying
away the sniuggled silk In ccment barrels from the
dock OF tho National Steamship line, brought be.
fore Commissioner Shields yesterday aud held in
S.. 500 bail.
A temporary injunction was granted yesterday by
Judge Westbrook compliant OF Society toe tho
Punishment ot Juvenile Delinquents, restraining the
proprictors OF the Alhambra. ON Third avenue, from
giving ANY Iurtheg entertainments uut aficr payment
Of their license Zee.
Michael Malogney owns lot on ll2th street, be-.
tween Eleventh and Tw lfth avenues. Tho LOT, how
ever does not lace on ll2th st., but diagonal lane
The Society OF the New York Hospital havp shut up
lanc, thus cutting of his connection with the
Considering tins not only trespass on his land, but
illegally c.oslng up ol an ancient road, Mr. Malogney
applied yesterday TO Judge westbrook Tor inJunc-
ton against tho hospital Tho application was granted
10 the extent Of temporary injunction, which was
made relurnable on Lext Monday.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
A CAR DRIVERS RECKLESSNESS.

On Juno Catharine Black run over by car No.
Ill, OF the Third Avenue Railroad, at tho corner Of
1O5th street and Third avenue. John Dean, who was
driving H. Is reported to have been urging his horses
to tho top OF their speed and have reckless OF
wnat harm they might do When Calhariue Black
was taken home hor injuries were thvughI be o
extremely serious nature, and the physcian attend
anco stated his lear that they would prove iata Dean
was arrested, aud carly yesterday morning tne
died Coroner Flanagan, acting ON the Information he
had received touching the Case, committed Dean 70
The City Prison, without bail, to swat The result Of
the tnau est
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A BUSY SNEAK THIEF.

Henry Mclaughlin. young man for whom the po-
lice have been looking for some time in Jersey City,
iell into their hands last evening. Ho was found
proving around Cooper Hall, and ho closely
watt he'd TILL no sneaked up stairs and entered the
ladics dressing room. He Was then arrested and
taken 10 the FIRST precinct station house On hs per-
found thirty pawn tickets for variety
OF articles, including gold watch, on which $50 had
becn loaned, bracelets, ewelry and largo quantity OF
wearing apparel, amounting Ia value altogether to
about $3.50.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
CUSTOM HOUSE AFFAIRS.

Since the wholesale removals were madc everything
has quieted down at the Custom House. II any more
employees are to be removed the fact has not yet
been mado known. Some OF the Custom House people
had IN idea that the visit OF Secretary Sherman
yesterday had something to do with further reduc.
ton but II has transpirtd that the Secretary OF the
Treasury was hero other business.
In the silk smuRgl ng casos nothing now has trans
pircd Tho Special Agent had large number OF letters
IN his possession, which he has turned over TO the
United states District Attorney These letters It Is
said tmplicntc many merchants, who have hitherto
enjoyed an unbomished reputation, IN the most gigan
tic frauds over porpetrxted on the revenue.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
A FAST YOUNG MAN.

A bright looking and we'll dressed young man of
nineteen, uamed Camille Fogarty, was charged at the
Tombs Police Court. yesterday, by his mother. with
steallng $500 worth OF Jewelry from her. Mrs. Fo.
gariy was much agtatcd in making the complaint
The youth unblushnglv iesscd mis- guilt and stated
that lie gave the stolen property TO ono Mchac Clark
pawnod tho same tor 325, giving Fogarty $40 o
that sum. The evidence disclosed the TACT that fast
women md unprincipIed mon were Fogarly's choice
companions. Hc was held IN 81, 800 bail Clark was
committed IN like amount on the charge oil receiving
prO
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CnAMBERs.-Hcld by udge West.
brook.-Call At eleven A. M-Nos 20, SO, ~. Al, 49,
ST. So 81, 80, W, l0l. l56, l57. ISL. 1856 l9l l99
205, 2l0, 2i4, 2i5, ZIG III, 2l9, 22l 22S 23l 232
SUPREME CoURT-GEXKKAL TKRM.-Will meet to-day
for the purpose OF rendering decisions.
SUPREME CoURr-SrEciAL TERM.-Adjournod until
Monday, July D. Al one O'Clock +. 81.
SUPREME CorRr-CIRcUIr-Part Held by Judge
Barretl.--No. 1857. No day calendar. Part 2-Ad-
journed Tor the term Part a-Adjourned Tor the
term.
G SUPERIOR Rr-SPEcIAL TERx.-No day calendar
SUPEgIoR CoURr-GgxERAL TrRM.-AdJourncd sine
die.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIAL TERx-Parts !. 2 and a.
Adjourned Tor the term.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERx.-Adjourned sine de-
COMMON PLKAs-EQUIrY TERM-No day calendar
COMMON PLkAs-tKIAL TxRM-Parts !, z and a.
Adjourned for the term.
MARINE CoURr-lRiAL TRRx-Parts !, and a-Ad-
journed Tor the term.
day. July O.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
THE EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

Workmen were engaged Yesterday in fastening TO-
gcthcr the two sections OF the main cables on tho
Brooklyn SIDE OF tho East River Bridge. This work
will occupy about ten days. Tho budI ngs the limo
OF the bridge approaches have all been torn down,
but work on the approaches themselves have as
yet becn commenced Tho plans for them have been
Submitted by the architects 10 the Chief Engineer.
VINO, In turn, has submitted them 10 tho Board OF
Trustees A special meeting 10 take action tho
plans for the approaches Will be held by the Board
nax
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
INCIDENTS OF THE FOUKTH.

Herman Schwartz, OF No. 1el East Finy:eighth
street, had his laccracd by Paul Grinders teeth
Noi Goodwins shoes stolen by John Reilly wbilo
their vas In bathing at tho baths loot OF West
Fty-nrst street, and James Eagan wss awakened to
nnd Patrick Donohuc, Of No 343 FIRST avenue "going
through" his cothes. The prisoners were held TO
answer tho Fiity seventh street Court yesterday
1he Justice also committed Thomas Daly Tor i've days
Tor brutsiIy beating his mother-iniaw Bridget McNa-
mara, Of No. 803 Third avenue, who he was iutoxi-
caIed aad Jacob Grey OF No. 1910 Tirst avenue, In
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
FROM A CONSULATE TO JAIL.

Francisco J. Ring Guatnez. formerly Spanish Con-
sui at Savannah, Ga. lor the past Two months has
been enjoying the hosptalties OF Ludlow Street Ja.
1t charged that tho cause Of his Incarceration was
obtaining $500 rom Jose A. Cabelo under the pretext
that he had this amount 10 his credit in London
banxing house. motion WAS made yesterday before
Judge WestbrUok tor his discharge Tor non-ailure 10
enter the judgment wilhin thirty days The excuse
made was negotiations were pending meantime or
settlement oi the claim. Alter hearing Mr. Gerard
Tor tho motion and Mr. Z. r. Olcott IN opposiiion the
further hearing postponed I'LL next Monday 10 AL
low putting In additional prootR
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Com missioner OF Public Works announces that
Eve per will be added all unpaid Croton
rents after the LIST OF August next
Mayor Ely has approved OF the Aldcrmanic resolu-
tipn directing tho printing or 900 copies OF the
oil the last Legislature affecting New York city.
The Department OF Publc Works advertscs Tor pro-
possis 10 pave West Broadway, from Chambers 10
Canal street, and Sixth avenue from Forty second
Ftfty NTH street
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
FIRE In BROOKLYN.

Ore occurred at an early hour yesterday morning
IN the grocery store Of John W. Bacon No Isl elm.
street, brooklyn. The flames we're confined TO the
lower story. which was burned The loss stock
amounts 10 $4,000 on which there is an insurance OF
81, 500 10 the Niagara Insurance. Company. The dam
age 10 tho building will not oxceed $780,
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
SULLIVAN'S LOSS.

gentleman called at tho Central Once carly the
morning OF the 4th inst, and said that while at the
fremont House he lost three thousand dollar bills
lie gave hrs name sullivan, and IL Is believed that
he Is an ex-Judge oil the District OF Columbia. De-
tectves Radlord and Dunn have been tho but
have failci to ascertain anything about the money
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
BOLD ROBBERY.

The residence OF Edward Morrison on Douglass
street, near Utca avenue, brooklyn, was robbed Of
several nags yesterday by threo young men. Mr. Nor
rison followed the rulans as lar as ST. Marks pInce
near UticG avenue, wncn they turned upon him aud
ried his pockets Of tholr contonts The robbers vs.
capped.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
A TERRIBLE FALL.

Nicholas Thomas, Frenchnaan, aged twenty three
years, yesterday eIl IRON the aith s,ory OF house.
corner o Grand and Wooster streos and had his skull
aud arm iracturcd he was taken 10 The Chambers
Street Hospital IN dying condition.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
MISSING FROM HOME.

Minnie Miller. aged afcen, OF No SIS East Thir.
teenth street, has been missing from home since Mon.
day morning she has light hair aud has lost the use
Of her Ieit eye She Is tall and l.ht blue dress
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
A STEAMTUG BURNED.

The steamtus Eureka. from Amboy to the Staten
Island Sound yesterday, when oil Woodbridge n. j.,
was discovered TO be on fire. She was run on shore
near Rossvillc, with her top totally burned OF the
hull, which IL OF iron, was saved
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
THE FRENCH MANUFACTURING CON-
PANY.

Mr. Evelyn y. French states that he is not president
Of tho French Manufacturing Company which recently
taied and that docs any stock of the com.
pany. Mr.. French was president OF the company up
10 April last, when he resigned.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06

default Of $780, for knocking his wife down, beating
her and hitting her about head with pair OF heavy
shoes AL Of the above incidsnts occurred on the
Fam
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for stealing dresses valued ~ tlo from Catharins
Lswis a colorsd domestic In l2sth street, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues whom the sisters had WIS.,
ned IN the roe OF fortune letters Tho women on the
witness stand protested the. Innocence
10 the searching Interrogatores n Assistant District
Attorney Rollins one OF ihem--A -Amciia--stolty
denied that she had. ever been sent 10 prison
from that court Mr. Rollins, wnen asking The ques
uon. knew that tho woman had, Jupe !. 1876. been
sent 10 the Penitentary for SIX months :or keeping
disorderly house n the Twelfth ward and had estao-
shec her identity by the court attendants and police
He therefore determined 10 make example oil tho
woman ne warning 10 Others and IN orucr 10 check,
" possible. the commissi0b o. perjury, which had oc-
come aiarmingly prevalent IN The criminal courts
Tho women were acquitted and discharged, but Mr.
Rollins immediately sent The case OF Ahelis before the
Gruni Jury and she was indicted :0r perjury. The
accused was yesterday brought 10 The DISTRICT Attor-
neys ofice anc committed 70 the lombs TO await 'al
JUDGE CONNOLLY'S WILL.
Surrogate Calvin was no,ihcd yesterday that Mrs.
Eda Louisa Healy, tho daughter OF the late Judge
Connolly, died on Tuesday. Mrs. healy was the only
surviving child OF the Judge and the contestant
Of her fathers Will By tnis will she had lie inter-
tho residence oil her father, No 222 West
Ficth street, aud the Interest In $50 0O0, which was
TO be invested for her benefit. Bequests were
lett TO the Asylum for the Aged and In
tho parish church of Lavcy, IN the county
OF Cavan, Ireland; anu iund for the endowment
OF scholarship in the College OF 81. Patrick. The
viii provides that, II ms daughter does not leave any
Issue, the fupd accumulated IRON the residue oil MS
and that lie left her shall go 10 his next OF
KIN. in accordance with the laws OF this State IN ref
erence TO persons dying ntestate The surrogate has
fixed the hna summing up OF the evidence ior the
llh inst. and viii probably be known then whether
Mrs. Heay hus lett will and whether Tho contest Will
go on despite OF her death.
The New York herald., 1877-07-06
A WOMAN ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.

Anel,a Schubert, domestic, living at the corner Of
ru,,h s.roes and seventh avenue, was yesterday ar.
,rs,ed Ior perjury by Oncer Clarke. of the Twelfth
,rec,uc on bench warrant, issued by Judge Glider
esya A. the last term OF the Court OF General ses.
s,oss Amelia and her SISTER Lissis wsrs paesd on Trial
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court of JEFFERSON County.
West Virginia, in Term, Nop. 9Th, 1875 !:
(Ertroct from Decree.)
JAS. LAW. HooFF. Plaintiff,
Against tIS CHANCERT.
J. b. MCELROY. &c. Def'ts.
s1(lN consideration WI ereof the Conrt doth
" aGjudre. order and decI ee thai this cause
be referred o Commissioner Of the Court with
Instructions:
list 10 ascertain and report all Real Estate
bel "ng1ng TO the Defendant, J: B. McEirny. its
value and annual value and the CommIi. sio' er
IS authorlzed t" snMmon before lin j. Il. Nc
Elroy and Fl G. Mcknight. and i'm gate them
to the interest o1 J. b McElroy III the Real
Estate in the Bill mentioned. or any other Real
Estate of Which the said J. d. McElroy may be
seized.
'2nd. Toaudit all debts gainst the Defendant,
J. Is. McElroy. which may be liens upon his Real
Estate, exhibiting their prior ties. and shown z
The special liability "f each lot parcel of land.
and make report of his oceedings TO the next
Term of this Court and notice j" anv news
paper published in CharlesrOwn, once week for
four successive we. ks, shall be equivalent t."
personal service on all the plrt,es.
"a true copy from the Record.
''Teste.
''B. G.. WASHINGTON.
"ClCTk OF the Circuit Court"
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"What Everybody Says must be True"

The incoutrovertible testimony offered by
those who have used DR.. Pierces Favorite
Prescription induced the doctor to sell it un-
der a positive guarantee. Many ladies have
refrained from using il on account O. a gen.
erai feeling Of prejudice against advertised
medicines Let me ask question. Are
you prejudiced against sewing machines be-
cause you have seen them advertised or can
you doubt the ingenuity and skill required
in their invention Again, would you refuse
to insure your house because the company adj
veItised that II had paid millions in losses.
and vet had a capital of several millions p
Do such advertise ment shake your confidence.
and create prejudices? Then why refuse to
credit the testimony of those who have found
the Fsvorite Prescription to he all that is
claimed for il in overcoming those ailments
peculiar to your sex. Why submit to the
use of harsh. and perhaps caustic treatment.
thus aggravatins your malady, when relief is
manent cure has been effected in thousands
of cases
WABASH STATION. I'll. Oct. "a, &c.
r. " Pierre, NJ. d.. B.f"1o. ". Y:
DEAR SIR-Allow me to extend my most
sincere thanks to You for the great benefit my
wife has received from the use of your
Favorite Prescription. She suffered almost
intolerably before using your medicine. and
had tried the skill of several physicians hut
to no purpose. Finally, thought I would
give the Favorte Prescription trial, and che
is now sound and we'll
Very gratefully yours,
D. A. HUNTER
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D l 4 D..

On the 10 of June. 1877. OF Tnzewell. Tenn,
MARY +. PATTERSON. wife If R. F Patt-r-
son. and daughter of james aud Catharine Cas-
tlenap. of Clarke county. Va.
On the ed nit. at the residence Of his grand
mother. Mrs Casey. rear Martinsburg, MICH
AEL FLYNN, aged 10 ears.
At the res1denc~ OF DR. J. Fl. Hunter. June
23d. 1877, Miss L. RECBY SUMMERS, Youngest
daughter of the late DR.. Summers, of Martins
burg
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Grove is rather desperate looking fello1,
with narrow. receding forehead and high aad
broad cheek bones. The residents have
never known him to work. He lived in q
shanty II miles from Sandy Hook, and is
charged with having played the ..blind man"
and represented himself rs local preacher
ON various begging expeditions His name
ia connected with various larcenies. He
served term in the penitentiary for stealing
corn.
Patrick Higgins, one Of the witnesses, says
that in 1859 Grove and Bill Catherine were
under trial for the murder of an Irishman
named Corcoran, whose body was found lying
outside Groves door one morning with the
skull split open, after o drunken brawi. A
vigilance committee had the. rope around
Groves neck to lynch him, when they were
persuaded to allow trial by law. Grove got
off by an important female witness being
found wanting. He has been at Hagerstown
Jail so frequently for various offenses that
"Grove's cell" has become a recognized
feature of the institution.
Gardner is red headed young man. of np.
parently uncomfortable temper, and otherwise
is not q bad looking man.
Two detectives Of Smith, & Vests force
were working ur the case about two weeks,
one of them taking the character of miner
and the other that nf young man who some.
times played crooked" and was wanted in
Peuusylv ania for 4 murder. The detectives
in this way worked themselves into the con-
fdence of the prisoners. The detectives
went TO work at the instance of the officers of
Rev. Mr.. Fridays church, Mr.. Hopwood in
charge
A vigilance committee OF thirty>eight men,
bers has been organized at Sandy Hook, and
it is openly avowed that if ever the men re-
turn there that they will DE lynched. COM
mittee of about thirty citizens assisted in the
arrest Of the two men. several of whom carried
masks, and strong arguments were advanced
to prevent interference with the law.
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Notice 10 hereby gwen that will proceed to
Friday, the 27th day of Jutv. 1877. between the
honrs of 0. A. NJ, and g. P VI AT my office in
Charlestown. ST. GEO. r. BROOKE.
July 8, 1877 At. t'Umn, issi Toner.
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:. The fual Celebration Of Norwood High
b School, Nelson county, Vs., which numbers
: among its students the sons of some of the
. first men of West Va-among them two Of
our young towsmen. sons of Judge Thos. c.
! Green and Jas. NJ. Ransom, Esq.-took place
: on tho Goth and 2lst of June. On the even.
ing of the Goth the ''Ugly Club" held its
closing exercises and number of most anus.
ing speeches were delivered by the preseDters
and recipients Of the honors of the occasion
among others by T. q. Green, Jr., and Jas.
n. Ransom, Jr, Of this county.
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ii A K RI E D.

In tho NJ. E. Church South, in Charlestown,
on Wednesday evening. .Jnne 27th. 1911 b, Rev.
G Ferguson, Nj. ROBERT PEACO, Of Staun-
tor, to Miss EMMA DOBSON daul liter of John
W. DObs0Ii. OF His place.
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TIE EASTERN WAR.

The Russians have made good thei. passage
:, across the Danube, and there has been soms
sharp fighting within the past ten days.
The Russians are now said to have practical
= possession of all Bulgaria except the quadri-
lateral The ease with whish the Russians
crossed the Danube creates suspicion Of
> treachery. A terrible battle was reported in
progress Saturday evening. Other reports
say great battle is expected to occur and
will continue several days.
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JORDAN'S WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

= 10 MILES n. f. of Winchester and II
y ~ miles S. E. of Stephensou's Depot,
=. o., Frederick county, Va.
E. C, JORDAN.
TERMS &c per day. $3.50 per week and $40
per month, of 9S daysi Children and Servants
half price,
Round Trio Tickets from all prominent pnints.
From Baltimore to Springs and return. $3.50;
from Washington to Springs and return. $3.50.
Tickets good nntII LIST November.
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Ns.TICE.

Notice is hereby given that will proceed. at
my office in C!:arlestown, OH Thursday. The 26'II
day of July. 1877, between the hours of 9. A. NJ.
and 6. P. Nj, to execute tho provisions of the
above decree.
ST. GEO. T. BROOKE.
July :. lS77-4t. Commissioner.