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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-24

Trains leaving Columbus at $40 p. IN.
and 6:25 a. III. run daily. Through Chicago
Express, with sleeping car attached,
leaves Columbus daily except Sunday, at
$40 p. m, arriving in Chicago at 800 next
morning. Berths can be secured in adj
vance at Union Depot Ticket ONCE,
Columbus.
Pullman's drawing room sleeping cars
through without change, from Steuben-
vile and Columbus, 10 Cincinnati, Louis
vile, indianapolis and st. Louis.
For through tickets, baggage checks.
TO Jos. NJ Belleville, Ticket Agent at Pan
Handle Depot, foot Of Eleventh street, or
at City TicFet Office, under Mcclure house,
Wheeling.
ID. w. CALDWELL, General Manager,
Columbus, o.; ). NJ. FELTON,, IT,, General
SUPERINTENDENT, Pittsburgh, Pa; w. l..
O'Brien, General Passenger Agent, Column
bus, z. mali
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House.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

W. Va. 200 feet above sea level. Capacffv,
l5J guests. Mineral springs Of many var'C-
ties on and aGiacent 10 the grounds. Also
two immense bath houses Tor the U.s. Of
quests. The water mas an unvarying tenn
perature OF 627 Fahrenheit, and by analy-
sis found similar TO the hot springs OF
Arkansas. Open entire year. Board $3.50
per day; SIS per week 50 per month. FOR
further particulars address
ma2jMs-b J. ii. OTEY CARY, PTOpr.
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wEsTBeUND TRAINS.

No. 10, on Saturday night. has ne con-
nection for Chicago or SandusEy.
Pullman Palice, Drawing Room and
Sleeping Cars on all night trains.
Gloss connections are made tor all points
South and Southwest. North and North.
west, making this a desirable route Tor
cOlouists and persons moving to the great
West, and TO whom particular attention
is given.
sKEELING, PITTSB URGH AND BAL
7IMORE DIVISION.
Leave Wheeling.-.......5:5ja a. IN. lbs p. m.
Triadelphia Accommodation.
Leave Wheeling .....--.6:4O a, m, $50 p, IN.
Church Train Sundays only)
Leave Wheeling ..........7:i0 a, m. l:lO p. m
Leave Point MillS.......9:25 a. IN, 800 p. IN
Tickets to ali principal points on sale
at depot. once open at all hours during
the day.
Information to the travelling public
cheerlully given. -
W. NJ. CLEMENTS, NJ. of T.
4. T. DEVklES,
General Agent, Wheeling mali
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Finest Picnic Grounds

I'm this section, four miles
from The city by Il. ss. s. Il. 80.
nc. Every convenience and
Improvement that could be
desired. Terms very reason
able. For particulars apply
40 Joseph Green, agent, HAY
Market street. malloawu
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Leave Accom-. MAIL ....-Fxp res

Steubenville accommodation leaves
Bellaire at rs p. II. Bridgeport at %, and
arrives at Steubenyille ~ 6:l5 Pm.
Leaves Steubenville at ) 10 a. m, Bridge
port at go a. m.; arrive at BellaiTe at s:35
q m.
Tidkets and baggage checks 70 all priu-
cipal points in the East and West can be
procured at the Union Ticket Office,
Mcclure House, Wheeling, and at Ticket
office in Bridgeport.
F. r. MYERS,
mac General Passenger q Ticket Agent.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-06-24

PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF DEN
tai Surgery-rwenty-thir Annual
Session. The regular Winter Session for
1853 will commence October !, 1873, and
continue five months, in the new ard
commOdiOus building to which the CO..
l6ge has lust been removed. For iuriH'r
Information address Z. \. PIERCE, Dr."t.
lil7 Green ST., Philadelphia. m
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NOTICE..
DEDEMPTIoN OF GAS LOAN BE

ID exemption OF GAS LOAN BONDS.
The holders OF the Gas Bonds Of the City
OF Wheeling, issued under an ordinance
OF said city. passed January Is, 1871, are
hereby notified thai in accordance with
the provisions of said ordinance the fol-
lowing numbers of bonds, to-wit: Nos.
I23, II9, ~. 81. ZOE, G2, Al. 8, II5, "a
I52. IL, 70, 81. 33 81, HI. 23. I47, 4, SO,
liz, lbs. ~, %. SO. 81, I49. 1911. 10y
having been drawn by lot, Will be paid on
presentation at the Exchange Bank and
unless presented for redemption will CEASE
TO bear interest alter July |, 1875, accord
ing TO provisions Of said ordinance,
NJ. REILLY,
A. j. SWEENEY,
W. b. SIM PSON,
ie2lz Commissioners.
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MRS ZEIGENFELDER'S
Sc Twelfth street.
Assessment Notice.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

WHEELING, W, VA, June 20, 1873.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
to all persons interested, that the AS
SCISSORS elected BY the Council OF the city
OF Wheeling have completed their asses
ment t,r the year and made return there.
OF TO my office. Any persons wishing TO
appeal rom said assessment, or desiring
any corrections made, will appear st the
City Building, before the Board OF Equal.
Ziti0n and Appeals, on Thursday, he 9th
day Of June, al = O'Clock a. -, AS the sad
Board will meet at that time, at the said
City Building, TO hear all objection to
said aSSss>ment and revise and correct the
same. ALkX. UgDEGRAFF,
je2O-i City Clerk.
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Pittsburgh, Cincinnati &StLOuiS

I: AILWAY-PAN. HANDLE ROUTE.
Time table East and West, May 18th,
1878. Trains leave Pan Handle Depot, foot
OF Eleventh street, near public landing,
daily, except Sunday, as follows Wheel
ing lime:
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IN THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF
/ Wheeling, IS:
Wilhelmina Rolf, ct ALL
vs.. In chancery.

vs.. IN clADCery.
Albert Rolf, ct al.
BY virtue of a decree entered in the
above entitled cause, on the 18th day OF
June, 1873, l will, on.
Saturday, July 27th, 1875,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, sell at public auction,
AT the front door of the Court House OF
Ohio County, the following described
property, to.wit: Lot numbered sixteen
no in square numbered ~ in that part Of
the City of Wheeling known as South
Wheeling.
Terms OF sale-One Thousand dollars
Isl COO and as much more as the purchaser
may elect. cash in hand on the day OF sale,
and tbs remainder in one year from that
day: the deferred installment is 10 be sat
isiactOrily secured.
HENRY NJ. RUSSELL
ie2O-i Special Commiss
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HnrseS. Cattle. Chickens.

only firSt-claSs remedy for the various
diseases OF Horses and Cattle, but IL also
acts az a preventive of disease, by i'm
proving digestion, cleansing humOrs, DC.
1t is good tor Hog Cholera and for diseases
among Chickens. For sale by
LOGAN, LIST x co.
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. R.
CONDENSED TIME GARD.
E5R !. 80 J.
GOING EAST AID WEST.

GOING EAST AND WEST.
On and after May y, 1873, all trains daily
Except Sunday.
3 Through Trains to Pittsburgh.
Through Trains 20 Cleveland.
= Through Trains ID Chicago.
Pulimau'S ParlOr Cars between Wells
Vile and Cleve and.
Hotel and Sleeping Cars on all Trains
between Alliance and Chicago.
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If You Want

A flrSt.clasS Liuiment to cure Pains and
Spralns, and relieve prom oily Rheuma-
tism, Neuralgia, &c, use LOGAN'S ARSICA.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRK
SANE0Rl'S RADICAL CURE

a "
10 the nasal passages by Installation. thus sllayEg
Inflammation and pain and at once correcting,
aPs aid 9 Ss Of
poison that has found its way into the stomach and
Hence into the blood. Thus cure progresses in
Soth directions and It docs not seem possible for
human Ingenuity 10 devise more rational treat
SURPRISING CURE.
Gentlemen, About twelve years ago, while
travelling with Father Kemps Old Folks Concert
Troupe as tenor singer, took q severe cold and
ssevere attack Of CGtarrh, which battled with
every known remedy for four weeks without avail,
and was finally obliged 10 give up moss desirable
Tor three years afterwards was unable TO sing at
all The frt attack OF Catarrh had LEFT my nasal or;
would bring on frush attack, leaving me pros
tratcd In this way continued to suffer; The last
attack, the severcst ever hal was terrible. suf
fered the most eXcruciating pain in my head, was
- hNarse as to be scarcely able 70 speak, and
SSnsGS sShsGmPSon, and riy believe that had
these symptoms continued without relief they
would have rendered me an easy victim When
IN this distressing condition, comm cnced the use
CfsNNFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOR CATAREH. very
reluctantly. confess. "a had tried all the sdyer
tissd remedies without benefit. The first dose this
wonderful medicine gave me the greatest relief.
Its hardly possible for one whose head aches, eyes
sche who can scarcely srticulste distinctly on
Sount OF the choking denominations in his throat,
TO realize how much relief obtained rom the hrst
application Of sANFoRD's RADICAL CURE, Under
recovered, and by an occasional use OF the remedy
since have been entirely free from Catarrh. Coy the
frst time in twelve years.
Respectfully yours,
GEO. W. HOLBROOK.
WAITHAM Mass Jan. s, 1915.
Isl purchased the RADICAL CURE Of GEO
q ROGERS, Druggist, Rumford Building.
Fsch package contains Dr.. Sanford's Improved
Inhalng Tube, with full directions for use in all
cases. Price, 500. For sale by all Wholesale and
Retail Druggists throughout the United States and
Csnsdas. WEEKS & POTTER, General Agents
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POTATO BUG POISON.

Tho best article for this purpose IS the
strictly pure PARIS GREEN. There is no
economy or security in using the adulter-
atod article. Pure Paris Green, with dlrcC-
lions for use, for sale by
LOGAN, LIST Il CO.,
Druggists, Bridge Corner.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FRESH TEAS.

500 packages GuuPowder, Imperial
Young Hyson, Oolong, English Breakfast
anu SOuchOag Teas, IN store and Tor sale
al low figures. 81. REILLY,
1893 and 1911 Main Street.
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DUPONT'S WHEELING Pow.
DER AGENCY

7 HAVE AT ALL TINES N MAGA-
l ZINE, a large stock OF the above cele-
brated Powder, viz: Ride, Sporting, in
cans, Blasting and Mining, In metallic
pack ages, which will sell at wholesale At
manutncturer's prices. l have portable
magazines OF different sizes for sh pping,
and will deliver Tree on cars or boat. This
Powder is uIeQualled IN strength and
quality. II. REILLY,
Sole Agent.
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SUCH q combined effort upon the part
of all its attocheeS is always made to
please It's guests, that the visitor to the
CoIonnade Hotel, Pniladelphla, Pa, is
pretty sure 10 return.
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, GANSPORTATI0H,
Baltimore & Ohio r. r. Co.

Dg s5
On and after May Is, 1878, Passen ger
Trains will leave as iollovs-Wheelln
time:
EAST BOUND TRAINS,
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Respectfully yours

WALTHAM, MASS, Jan. s, 1876.
P 81 purchased the RADICAL CURE Of GEO
8. ROGERS, Druggist, Rumford Building.
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AMONG THE REDSKINS
Unsurpassed Scenery in the Far West-The
Indian War and Warriors Scouting
Fighting, Etc.

From our own Correspondent.
CAMP BABBITT, July Is, 1873.
EDITOR .DEMOCRAT.STAR.-W
are camped to-day in the most beau
titul part of the Blue Mountains
but scenery of great grandeur
hardly can be appreciated unlcl
the circumstances. Being almost
on the highest peak, we in the
command who can to a small extent
forget our past nard marches and
forget also for Il time that to.m0r
row before old Sol appears, we will
again be OF the war path, cannot
but help note some of the interest.
ing scenery.
The Blne Mountains surpaSS even
the boosted scenery of the SielraSOn
Columbia river. TO the lover of
nature they are interesting-even
sublime. The scenery in some of
these mountain ranges is the most
weird and wildly suggestive Of
primitive beauty we ever saw. The
deep and revcrberating canyon be
meath, hlickly studded with tall and
slcnder pines; the daShihg stream
that ripples through the canyon,
filled with speckled trout which
haunt its cool, Snow-fed water; the
deer, gracefully quafing the thirst
quenching liquid, then hieing away
to browse i'll the labyrinth OF foliage
that surrounds the canyon-all
form a natural picture. Away up
III the mountains where the canyons
narrow, are found miniature lakes
clear as crystal itself, around whose
waters the mountain grouse and
wood ducks love to stay, and on the
margin of whose banks the Stealthy
bear and willy cougar leave the i'm
print of their feet.
No place can or could afford more
pleasure to the tourist. Yellow
stone YalleS has here no equal.
Since the goth of June our horses
have borne us over 500 miles. Some
of this journey has been made
through some of the worst country
i'll the West. We have travelled
some days through alkali deserts
with not IA tree in sight, water
which Il horses refused to drink
until almost falling with exhaustion,
used. Not living thing could
be seen, even the cricket, which is
so plentiful in some places, is I'M
known. One would naturally ask
we tourists. This question
cannot be answered in the affirma-
tive. 40! the poor Indian" has
caused it all. Would To heaven
that he were eXtinqnished from the
face of the earth. Those who are
SO far away viii not agree with me
Oh the point, but could they only
walk just a few hundred Yards from
my tent aud view the bodies of
three men killed 10y the Indians
yesterday, they would readily agree
a demon like 10 could not
possibly receive enough punish
nent. One of the m, referred TO
above was burnt beyond recogni-
ion, beside beng cut in at least
,he hundred different places. His
head was bored in such a manner as
permit the brains to ooze out.
This is only one case of their stroci-
les.
Our troops have had already
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three battles with the hoStilcs ana
in every case came oil victorious.
An Indian battle lookst0 astrangei
IL horrible affair, but after once
seeing their mode of fighting and
hear the ~deafening yclls, the ap'
parent horror gradually dies away.
Probably before this letter reaches
its destination the war will he over,
as the Indians are supposed to be
corrolled by the cavalry and artil'
lery eight miles distant. To.mor-
row may decide, and teach poor 10
that his fight has ended, and fur
nish him Il terrible example, as this
time mercy will almost be unknown.
We have some famous characters
with us. Acting as scout, one OF
the most prominent, Ratticsnake
Jack, Il nephew OF Kit Carson. To-
day he came into camp With five
fresh scalps, one belonging to Eagle
of the Light, II big chief OF the hos
tiles. When our recruiting day
comes many gather around Jack to
hear him relate his marvellous cs-
capcs from yarmints" and "the
RedS.n His mannerO OF rclatingS to.
rics is sometimes more entertaining
than the stories themselves. Did
you ever see an Indian with his war
dress and paint on! If not, then
come out and We will show you one.
The word Ajde0US hardly expresses
his looks. a young lady would
say they are dWfUj. The Indians in
a charge generally come in regular
military time, yelling and swinging
their red blankets, bat they weaken
when the soldiers make Il deter
mined stand. They always carry
off their dead. One Indian was
found dashed to Il horses tail in the
last fight. He had been shot aud
to save him from the whites his
comrades treated him to this novel
ride. | could tell you many things
about them, but paper is exceed
scarce here, and the pencil
| now use reminds me OF a
wreck of poverty" Wait
till the fight is over aud | will tell
you in person all about "lnjunS."
S. X. VI.
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DO EX-COPFEDERATE soldiers who, at
the close of the civil war, voluntarily took
the oath Of allegiance to the government
OF the United States, consider the issues
involved in that war finally SETTLED, or are
they waiting for the "march of events"
so eloquently referred to by Mr.. Davis in
his recent address at Mississippi City .
Ticksbmy Herald.
The issues involved may be and
are "fnally settled" but the priH.
ciples involved are the same to-day,
and will ever remain the same, in
the minds and hearts of Southern.
ers, and no resort to arms, it mat
tiers not what the results, IN ever
changetllese principles. We would
consider ourselves contemplate
indeed to acknowledge, because we
we're unsuccessful, that the South
was wrong and the North right.
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University d Nissiissi'si
It Oxford.

The next session will open on Thursday,
September 20, ls7S.
IGitiO8 stH Free. TO all students from ana
State, eJe6pt $50 10 Law Students
The University has Just closed the most
brilliant aud prosperous session it has ever
enjoyed.
i3 STUDENTS WERE IN ATTENDANCE LAST SESSION.
The Law Department is in successful
opcration-3G Law Students were in at
tendance last session.
EXPENSES PER SESSION OF | MONTHS.
8 months board, at Sl2 so. SIP 50
Washing, at 81 10 so
Lights, aU 6Oc 4 80
Natriculation and Incidental fee. IL so
SLAB 90
A student can get board at $40 per
month, one mile in the country and such
as prefer. can board themselves by "mess-
ing" for still less.
Students buy their own fuel from the
Proctor of the University ut cost.
This estimate is reliable and includes
everything but books and clothing. The
Faculty is complete. The University il in
excellent condition, and all the depart
ments, including the Preparatory Depart
ment, are in operation. Forcatalogue and
information, apply to the chancellor, Gen.
a. 7. Stewart. H. NJ. SULLIVAN,
Sec'y Board of Trustees.
July 26, 1878. lS-tf
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An old bachelor. picking up

An old bachelor, picking up a
book, exclaimed, upon seeing a
woodcut representing II man kneel'
ing at the feet of a woman, ''hetore
| would ever kueel to u woman |
would encircle my neck with rope
and stretch it," And then, turning
to II young woman, he inquired,
"Do you think it would be the best
thing ! could doY alt would, I'M
doubtedly, be the best for the wo-
man.
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to. day, ii will be seen that, eXclu
siye of books aud clothing, heces
sary expenses need not exceed el3'
per session of nine months, bui
quite Il number of worthy, poo,
boys got along respectfully on less
than 800 last session.
The university has sixteen trus
tees including the governor, nine
professors, one chancellor, one
principal of the preparatory depart
ment, oneassistaut and three tutors.
There are twenty-five massive build
ings, beautiful grounds, excellent
libraries, extensive collection OF
shells aud minerals, aud every
facility for the acquisition of a thor
ough knowledge of the physical
sciences aud for a complete cduca-
ton.
Mississippians, especially, ought
to send their sons here, because
LIST. 1t is one of the best institu-
tons in the land.
2nd. 1t is one of the cheapest.
3rd. 1t is or Oirn State Wicer-
sity.
4th. 1t is near their homes, aud
convenient and accessible i'll casc of
sickness.
9th. Her students make friends,
acquaintanceS and allies of others
who are to become the leading men
in every county in the State. Then
they become, upon graduation,
members Of the Alumni AsSocia-
ton, which already numbers con
gressmcn, Judges, Legislators and
distinguished citizens.
9th. 1t is located in OXford-a
healthy, sober, moral town, distin-
guishcd for her schools, churches
and cultured society.
Let us build up our State univer-
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BY DIR. A. Is.

Departed friend, can l refuse
Thee tribute of my minstrel lays,
Heaven grants thy sod It's rain and dcws
And earth her flowers and weeping bays.
Yes; l will hymn to thee a strain,
My Tyre to plaintiye numbers strung,
And ming1e with grief7s sigh of pain,
The cadence of its soothing tongue.
The ambushed archer's arrow speed,
With cruel swiftness on its way,
And yesterdays proud, living head,
Lies all discrowned in dust to-day.
Yes; thou art gone, and all too soon,
Thy manhood's life has passed away
In freshness of its earliest bloom,
Consigned to darkness and decay.
Thy merry laugh, whose ripping tones,
Gushed like a glad song on my ear,
Now hushed pale, motionless and lone,
He sleeps on deaths cold altar bier.
Thy heart was generous, just and warm,
Opened and declared to all alike,
Ready to shield thy friend from harm,
As swift thy open foes to strike.
Thou hadst thy faults, and who has not
Some blur or marring blcmish stainf
How rare it falls to human lot
70 live and die with spotless fame,
To live and die aud be forgot,
With none to praise MOI to blame.
Tins in obsedre negation rot,
Those all too mean for mans disclaim.
Our hearts will cherish thee the same,
Thy buried friendship more endears,
And stronger grows it's solemn claim,
Than aught except its living years.
Oh, generous grave from thy still breast,
Springs naught but fond regrets and
signs,
Our f~railties in thy silence rest,
Our good exhales to purer skiet.
Our lives but sink on shoreless foods,
To rise on an immortal plain,
Onr evil dies, onr blessed good.
In hcav,aly sunshine beams again.
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OUR SITE E%NITERSLTT.

This noble old institution is again
sending out her annual advertise
ments. We are delighted to sec
that the whole people of the State
are taking an interest in our State
university that they are beginning
to appreciate and realize what a
treasure we have in our home in.
stitutioDs; which has become, not
only the pride of Mississippi, but
one of the foremost institutions of
the Southwest There are few ami.
versities or colleges in the whole
Union equal to the University Of
Mississippi, either in efficiency or
patronage.
There were tbirty-six law stu
dents in attendance last session,
thirty of whom graduated, and
there were AIS students in all the
departments. By reference TO the
advertisements which We publish
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Sherift''S Sale.

DN VIRTUE of an execution To me d.
Id rcctcd by the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Jackson county, State of Missis-
sippi, dated llth day of June, A. ID. ISIS, |
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash, on the
First Kond0y in September, 1878,
within the hours prescribed by law, thJ
following described PROPERTY of the de-
PENDANTS, Garland Goode, ct al, to-wit: III
the northeast quarter nf the southwest
quarter of section twenty in township
seven south, range five west, together
with min and machinery, etc, to satisfy Il
judgment in favor of Jackson c. Miles. for
five hundred and twcnty-nine dollars AMI
titty-tivo cents with interest from the I'd
day of May, 1873. AT the rate of six per
crutum per auuurn aud cost of suit.
Given under my hand at Scranton, tho
Goth day of Jaly. \. u l-7S.
JOHN !. CLARK, Sheriff.
July 26, ls,5. l--lt