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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
THEm LAST DODGE.


The State Greenback Convention is
called to meet in this city on the 3rd Of
April-the same day of our County
Convention Isn't this dodge little
transparent I It has evidently double
purpose first, to take advantage of the
crsWd, which they knew will be pres
ent. to disguise their own numerical
weakness; and secondly, to observe and
take advantage of any divisions or dis
satisfaction which may result from oul
county nominations and turn the same
to their own purposes.
We are pleased that they are coming
here on that occasion. We will show
tAeza that the compact and perfect or
ganization of the Democracy of gallant
Old Linn can IN nowise be affected by
their guerrilla movement.
But can the fact of their coming into
q prominent Democratic county to hold
their Convention leave any further
doubt of their connivance with Repub
iicans to weaken our party alone
Doubtless theirfollowers do not know it
but their leaders are unquestienably
working in the interests of Nitchell's
reelection.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
eooD sCHKME.

The Baker county Democrats have
adopted a new style for their Primaries.
The Committee order that s'the Pri-
mary Mestings be held on Saturday,
March 1e, 1878, from o'clock P. NJ,
till 8 o'clock P. N, in all the Precincts
except Baker City, where the poll shall
be open from l o'clock P. n. until P.
NJ, and polls to be held at the usual
place Of voting"
This seem to US good scheme. It
gives all those who wish to do SO fair
opportunity to vote. prevents cliques
and rings from gObbllns up the Pri-
maries and running them through IN
their particular interests, and affords no
chance whatever for ''stufing the bal
lots" The more carefully and thor
oughly our primaries are protected from
any opportunity or appearance of fraud
the better the chances for success in the
election.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
POLITICAL SsTEs.

Ben. Butler voted FOR the silver bill
bea&se he wanted his spoons at par.
The Burlington, Iowa Ga=.as is
40 years cid this spring. It is the old
est paper in Iowa and hes always been
Democratic.
Only three State Conventions in
April: The Greenbacks on the 81, the
Democrats on the 10th, and the Rad.
icals on the 18th.
Another pair of twin boys, linked to
gether like the Siamese, were born in
England recently. This doubling up
business is done to beat the Russians.
Now the people of Hayesville, Iowa,
rise to explain in card in the ottum-
wa Dsr5ocTr1t, that their town was
named II years ago, and not for his
Frauduleney. They can't stand this
latter imputation.
A Massachusetts, COW during the last
year gave lo,700 lbs. Of milk, from
which was produced 4S6 lbs of butter.
You needn't take our word for this, but
write to Mr.. Harvey Newton, South
vile, Massachusetts,. The COW gives
calves, besides.
A Portland paipr wants the State
House work to go al.aad SO that many
of the citizens can secure employment.
In view Of the fact that Capt. Burcb is
resolving Portlqnders at his ''labor re
form" institution at the rate Of about
dozen per month, we think the State
is already doing its share in furnishing
them employment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
NEW ADvER T1sEMENTS.
.saesrss q fPubilghed By Authority
= - g; e OkDIS tNcs Nd 3 II

AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AND EMPow.
ERIsG ". q, STEEL. A. . his ASSOCIATES
TO LAY GAS MAI$s AND PfPEs IN THE
STREETS AND ALLEYS OF TuR CITY OF
ALBANY, OREGON.
Section 1.-W. G.. Steel, his associates
and successors in interest or tIseir assisyrle.
are hereby authorized to lay Mains and
services lGas Pipesl through any and all
OF tne puolic streets and alleys Of the City
OF Albany for the purpose OF CONVEYING
oas Tor tho use Of public baildings and
uses OF said City and for the purpose OF
supplying the ihha abitants Of said CITY with
Gas. 1.I3'fss7 Ilss : - -. -
Ser. 2-This permission is granted upor
the following conditions: LIST That said GA,
Works shall abe completed and in opera
ton on or before NoVem Der Ist, 1873. 2nc
That the qu=lity Of Gas shall be equal b
that manufactured in the cities of Portland
and Salem.
Sec 3-ThS CoaneiI reserves to it, sci
the right al any time after the completion
Of said works (to-wit: on or after Nov. Ist
1878, and will not before said date) to gran
similar permission to any other person
or persons applying for the safhe.
Sec 4<-The said Gas MaiIss and Pipe
must be laid so as not to damagethe street
or any other property, public and private
and not to interfere with any present O.
future fumes or other conduits of waite
in any part. Of the City, and when TIL
streets are dug for the purpose of lawn,
pipes they must be left in as good condi
ton as they were before such digging, ant
all damage caused thereby must be re
paired az the expense Of said W. G.. Steel
his associates orssuccessors.
Appreveds - Jason WHEELER, 9
Attest, U. WSBALDwIN, Mayor.
CITY Recorder.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
4 MIsTAKE.

4hs dea1A e John Bal. OF Tennessee reminds some
eS that Of al tRs Presidential and Yiesesdeatial
eanddates befere the people in 1s6o-but seventeen
years ago-only two are afve-HaunIbal HaInlin and
AsE8chel Y. johnson Lincoln Douglass, Brecken-
ridge and Lane and Bell and Everett are all dead
Ea5t oregonian, Feb 16
We surely think our Pendleton friend
IS mi2taken in one particular, at least.
Gen Jos. Lane at last account was still
alive, at mis- "Umpqua Hermitage" in
Douglas county. and enjoying remark
aely good health for an oetogenarian
AMI we trust that the grand old here
aad statesman may live long enough TO
see the beloved country for which he so
nebty worked and fought, restored to its
former purity and glory. Jim, your
patent outside got you into it this time,
.ai
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
ETsTAE FRosPERTTY.

From Our Eastern Oregon exchanges
We infer that the bunch grass region
IS enjoying an unusual degree of pros
perity. The past winter has besn most
delightful, the immense herds Of stock
are fast increasing in numbers. fatncss
and value, rapid influx of immigration
IS fast settling up the country, money is
plenty and times generally prosperous
aad lively
We are pleased to be abe to note
these facts. That country is at last
being appreciated at something like its
proper value, and We predict that in
time It viii become the richest and most
desirable section of the Pacific coast.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01

In Justices court at SSeilacoOm when
the case of Jacob Hoover was called
for examination no one appeared against
him but he demanded that the COM
plant and the cause be submitted to
the grand jury at ths next term and
it was 50 ordered. Mr.. Hoover clearly
intends to yindicate himself. It will
be remembered that the charge against
him is that he "raised" Pierce county
warrants. He is right in requiring
fullest investigation.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
LET Us ALONE.

60
A Republican exchange says "the edi,
tor of the DEMOCRAT is busy laying his
pipes for denomination for State PIN.
ter" This assertion of our cotempo-
rary has no foundation in truth. We
have positively asserted on previous &C.
casions that we are not candidate for
the Office Of State Printer, or for any
other Office at the coming election, and
will not be. This ought to set the mat
ter at rest so far as our candidacy is
concerned, and now we want to be let
alone. We shall continue to publish
the DEMOCRAT at So per year and are
only a candidate for subscribers to our
paper and a living. advertising patron
age for its columns,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
TANGENT GnrrSnAcK crUI.


The Greenback Club Of tangent,
Linn county, met at the Gsangs HALL
Feb. %, 1878, pursuant to previous mo-
tice, and adopted the following Fesole.
tions rendered by the committee duly
appointed at prier meeting
To the Farmers, Laborers, Mechanics,
and all other citizens of Linn county,
Oregon, interested in good govern
ment aud an economical administration
of public atfairs-We, the citizens Of
Linn county, declare our belief in and
adherence to the following principles:
I. We demand the repeal of the resusuptiot, act.
We are in favor Of calling in All outsta andinv II
p Ss snd paying the same, principal and interest
8 We are in favor Of the demonstration Of SILVER
making 4l2t grains In dollar. ~ - -
Ihe currency 9. ths goysrnment should be Ie
| s.. All property should be taxed accoralno a Z,
valuation, including State and National bouds. = "
ating the rates of freight and fare on al !
our state there should be no corporate proneTtS !.
sps from tsSAtion IN railroads. or any other corporat
ra9aety public Or private, except Tor eleenosynar
NE openly. oppose class Legislation, both Sta.
and National having tendency 10 ceutralizino ~
nt in conformity with the spirit Of Republican irstr
tons fF-lsa I rl-T-7-- :
. We ask By petition that Congress sbroeate
amend the treaty with the Chinese government 50 TN
it shall be treaty Of commerce and not Of maratior
and 70 use al lawful means TO discourage any frrthC
influx Of Chinese labor and also 70 nd ourselves Of hl
subjects now in our land
O. We denouncs acts Of the last legislature IN ii
creAsing the salaries Of both State and county oce
while the price Of labor is reduced as being tyTaric
md oppressive, which has tendency 10 lead 70 Sbc
riots. s44. 81 T
systeln. We believe the currency Of the ce1ntr
should be issued By the government.
IL We are in favor Of irstiee, right and equaiit
being the ruling motives IN the Administrations of NJ
tional well as party Ahars. We are opposed to th
/ principle that might makes right. 5At
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
AN IaEPROyEMExT.

While EdmEnds was ranting around
through tbs Valley last week, making
an ass Of himself, some sensible body
got ont decent issue of the Labor
World. In place of his disgusting ad-
jectiyes and senselesa rant, the issue of
that paper Of the 22d contains sensible
and readable articles, and the whole
tone Of the paper is improved
Wouldn't it be well for the Labor
World publishers to entirely dispense
with Edmunds' serYicesl
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
SAD AARIXE DISASTER.

The sail vessel, Grace Darling, in the
lumber trade between Puget Sound and
San Francisco, is supposed to have gone
down, in the great storm of the 20th
'of January. A San Francisco dispatch
states that the master of the barken-
tine AsJanetkoa reports that on the
night of january goth he saw the ship
Grace Darling, heavy storm raging at
the same time, with vivid lightning, he
passed near her and identified her as
the lightning presented her to view. In
the morning nothing could be seen of
her, although in the meantime the
Aela,sctAon had not made much pro-
gress, and as she is now So days out
from Departure Bay she is given up fer
lost with all on board. She was loaded
with coal Capt. Huntington, two eff.
feers, the carpenter, cook, steward and
twelve men composed the ships compli-
ment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
BACK TO TIE OLD rEIcEs.

The two opposing steamship lines be
tween Portland and San Francisco have
formed Some kind Of a coordination
whereby both of them have returned to
their former high prices. This is much
to be regretted by the public, as it ham
pers our dealers, greatly retards immi-
grafton, and in many ways works an
injury to our people. But we suppose
we will have to stand it, at least until
we secure railroad lines or other steam
ship opposition.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
A CLOUD OF WITH SsES,

The following named parties are anong tie thou-
sands who have been cured Of casrrh by the uss a
Dr. sagss catarTh Renedy
A Dovns, New Geneva, Pa; B-ozn, St Joss5h
Mo- E g Lewis Rutland Tt; Levi Sprillzsf sseftla
Lake, Ohio CE2s Norcr0p, North Chesterfield Ne |.
Milton Jones Scha3 Y; Miller, Bridger Station
Nyos &c 4erriu1an, Logsnspoat Ind; II 4 Post
Losznsport Ind; J W Bailey, fremont Pa Avres
Ia Port, Ind Jessie II Sears. Il B-srch f1es I Va.
hams, Canton, No; " Thayer, onarra n: b
Nichols. Jr Galveston Texas Jonas Renerx Sxones.
xlles Pa S W Lusk, Mcfarland Wis. Iokrsson " a
ans, Hslnick, Ohio. Mrs Il A Currey, frenton Tenn
J Jcshn, Keen. \ b; A Casper Table Rock " Va:
Louis .AHders, Gaysporf, Ohio; Chase EIkhart
Ind; Mrs Henry B3ights san FrzncSeo, Csl Ms II
S2il1sha. LaWrenceylle \ z " Graham Adef II !.
Smith, Newman, Ga ChaS Rice, Baltfnsre n:
Jesse Sears, esrsle, Ind Dan1 Miller n Eayne
Ind: Mrs MIn2is ArEaiSe go Relany Street \ 7 Il
Hail. Hastings, Mich; VIM AEsrston Lowell Mas
ourg, Ia II Cole, Lowell, Mas. AIrs G ] Saurs{n
Camden A1as Chas kaE FrsdeEicktoxn ohio M
Lucy Hunter, farnington, N : Capt J SFauidinsE
Camp SezEaAaugh, Wyo; VI Trach, SseaubCaf RocE
IoEas Mrs Lydia White ShuShzn, Y 7 Il Peek
Junction City Mont; Henry Ebe, Bzntas, Cd, + >
Cummings, Rantoul, III Jones ChaT,eszoa -Four
Corners, n Y Geo Hall Pueblo. Cal WIa 3 Bar.
TIE. Sterling, Pa; h Eboa ess Penn Street Pitts.
ourgh, Pa J 5zck1nan Saneuel's Deco& KY: Henri
Zobrlst, Genera Y Hiss Hattie PsrrcrE 1ontrola.
cry, Ohio; Ledbrook, Chatham, N S Mccoy Nsihs
port, Ohio; W " Warner, North jackson, Alrh Hiss
Mary Winnie, Darien, Wis; John zeeers Gzrisle
Duer. Hsxnse City, Neb .JossphT Mira XaEs Ohio
B Nichols, Galveston, Tex L Laird Upper Alton.
III; John Davis, Prescott, Ariz; Ms Nancy GrsSrs,
Forest Gre ss-ssess ff2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01

The union of Democrats and Repub-
licans in the great "silver league just
organized among the members of Con-
gress is regarded by some prominent
men as the first step in the direction OF
the much-talked of breaking up of old
party lines, and the formation of new
ones to take sides upon the financial
question. We do not see how remone-
tizatien will or can disrupt the Democ-
raey. That organization may lose Nv
Democrats in New England, New York
and New Jersey, but for every Eastern
Democrat that drops from its ranks it
will gain dozen Western Republicans.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
TIE OFFICIAL PAPER FOR OREGON
TOMORROW NIGHT !
DEHOURAYI0 CLUB MEETING !
"A Feast Of Reason. :
EMINENT sPEAKERs |
CONE OUT, EVERYBODY !

Remember that the Albany Demo
cratic Club meets at the Court House
se-nOrrOw night, and a grand time is
expected.
Hon. J. K. wsatherfOrd and others
win speak.
Everybody-and especially tho ladies
will come out, to hear the living is
sues Of the day ably discussed.
Lei every Democrat take live in
tsrezt in this meeting. Come out your.
sslf and bring some one else along.
Keep the Democratic ball rolling. Il
Is l-ily gathering in volume and power
aad we expect it to knock down every
Radical peg in June /,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
xHAT,s WHAT'S TEE NATTER.

This from the East Oregoatan suits
rs; Democrats, rouse up remember
the ast Presidential election Be up
and doing, the time is short for work.
Talk to your neighbor-warm up in the
work and let MS give ia Umatilla such
n majority as VIC have not given for
years The states east are ali wheeling
into line. We have co:.trol Of the
lover House in Congress and bare
1s5Ority against US in the Senate. We
can and must send Democrat to sue
reed Mitchell.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
w war IN THE EAST.

The late attitude of the English gov
erRment on the Eastern question sug
gests the change of the natiosal name
4tJohnny Bull" to Johnny Calf as only
n feeble bah has resulted from the
terrible shaking of horns he made.
In the meantime Russia defantly
heldS her grip; her troops are surround
ang ConstantinePle, and unloss her
peace terms are shortly complied with
the Grand Dukes 'dogs Of war" will be
promptly turned loose upon ill-fated
Turkey and completely '.gobhle her up. 7"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
Taken Un..

Taken up by W. A. Pike. near zena, in
Bethel Precinct Polk County, Oregon, on
February 9Th. 1878, and appraised by P +
Clark ] P.v FebFuar " 18th, 1873,
One dark Sorrel geld.ng, X hands high.
star in the forehead, seven years old, verv
wild, appraised atS40.
Also, a light sorfei mare. Il hands hiQh.
white spot in the forehe d, white spot -
the withers. dve ears old, very wild, np-
praised at s35. .ss7
Also, light sorrel mare, three wears
old, Is hands high, blaze in the face. both
hind feet white, wild. appraised at 500.
S9S4 W. A. PIKE
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
rilE nnrunSuSo noARD.
one Of the Members Of that Haseaiiy con.
cern convicted.

- Ea ssiAL
On the Tth inst. Judge Whitaker
opened Court at New Orleans, and tool,
a recess to prepare his charge to the
jury in the case of the State against
Anderson, of returning board fame At
$50 in the evening he finished reading
bis charge and the jury retired The
court room was cleared, and even the
attorneys for the defense had left, mo-
body expecting. verdict, almost every
body believing tile result would be a
mistiial. at 101op. ". a lOnd knock
came from the jury room, which was
promptly answered by a deputy sheriff,
who went at once to the jury room, and
returning quickly, startled the judge,
who, with some gentlemen and the re
pOrters, was in his private Office, with
the news that the jury had agreed upon
verdict. The counsel was sent for,
and Judge Cullomi, Of the defense, hav-
ing arrived, the court was opened again
at 10:40 P. NJ, and the jury brought
down and called. About forty persons
were present. Judge Whitaker asked
the foreman the usual questions. When
the verdict was given to the clerk Gen.
Anderson was. deathly pale, twisting
the head of his cane nervously between
his tingets Then the verdict was read
as follows
New ORLEANS, Feb. Z, 1873.
We find Thomas C. Anderson guilty
and recommend him to the mercy Of the
court W P. CONVERSE,
(signed) Foreman of the Jury.
The defense asked for the polling oI
the jury Each juror, after bis nam,
being called, was asked, i" Is this youi
verdict guilty and recommended t,
the mercy of the court p They all an
swered in the affirmative. The iury
was then discharged and the prisonei
relnarlded to await the sentence of th,
law.
On the morning of the 24th inst
Anderson was brought before the bar
The motion in arrest of Judgment wa
overroled, and when asked if he ha,
anything to offer, before sentence, An
derson said that he considered his cast
cruel persecution under the forms o
Law that he was in the power of thi
court and ready to receive sentence
Judge Whitaker answered that the ae
cused had had a fair trial before an i'm
partial jury, and that the verdict wa
fully justified by the evidence H
then sentenced Anderson, in considera
ton of the Recommendation of the jurl
90 the mercy of the court, to the loves
term under the law-two years at hari
laber in the penitentiary and costs,
suspension on appeal was granted, re
turnable on Wednesday.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
sANTTAl1 cLsR.

The Santiam Democratic Club meets
at Providence School House on Friday,
March 18th, at l PM Hon. j. K.
Weatherferd, of this city, is expected
to address the meeting, and lively
timO generally viii be had. Never
again viii Santiam precinct give ma
jority for the Peter cOoperites. The
Democracy ef that section are wide
awake, and won't tolerate any mere
foolishness of that kind.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
A PRoPHECT.


The Savannah (Ga..) Neees is of the
opinion that melody will ever be called
on to vote for either Hill or Lamar for
President. When these gentlemen
have recorded their votes against the
silver bill the bondholders of the North
and East will have no further use for
them, and they will be permitted to re-
,ttiise to private life. Such betrayal of
the hopes Of their constituencies will be
their political deaths, and on their po-
litical tembs will be inscribed
Lamar and HiM a"t
Went 'gainst the ba:--
Oh, terrible d 'saster =
Lamar fell down
And broke his crown -..-.-s
And Hill came tumtling after.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
0RnNAFcR 70

AN onb1NANcE 10 AdksD onD1NAScE no.
es.
Be L ordained BY he Common Cornell Of The
eRy cf albany. eTjs
Sectiqn L. That the Title of Ordinance
No IS 6eatnen6sd so as 70 read as follows:
IAN. ordinance for licensing hotel porters.''
Sec. z-That in Section / of Ordinance
No. 6S, wherever the word run er occurss
the word porter shall be inserted
Sec.a.e sThatIhfs ofdihanee shalI take eff
feet and be in force from and after its sig
approved. JASON WHEELER,
Attest 5. NJ iBAED DwIN. Afavor,
City Recorder.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
Final Settlements

n Ae County Cosssz ef tss State or Oregon
for he County Of Lana
In the matter Of the estate Of Willis Z
jackson, deceased.
:. The undersigned, Administrator Of the
above entitled estate, has fled with the
Clerk OF the above entitlo5 Court, his anal
account fer settlement, and said Court has
pp9lnted Tuesday, the second day oi
APRIL 1873, at the hour of one o'clock D.
M. for the hearing Of objections to said
account and the settlement of the same.
J. II. HACKLEMAN,
n29w4 Administrater.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
aaSH..

The Harrisburg SsseEsss, standing
"in the solitude Of its own originality, y
says the national debt must be paid of
before anything else is attended to. He
says;
This is cur RL4TBeRM, and us don't attend 70 VOTE
toI any man be he black, white or boh-tsIed that
CON stop this ssnSeess gbbsfsh about the curfecy
ms everlasting cant about the dollar Of our fore
daddies, and go to work to help nav OF this dsht
Wen organize party Of cur own aFst :
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01

The Independent Greenback party
holds its primary meetings on the 9th
and its County Conventions on the 2lst
of March. Linn county will be enti-
tied to 10 delegates to the State Con-
venticn, which meets in this city on
the 3rd proximo.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
roo GrNEReVs.

The Indianapolis San makes the fol-
lowing Pithy argument against the sys-
TEN nov authorized by law, under which
National Banks are permitted to usurp
the privilege of the government:
Deposit 100000 IN U. S. bonds, receive interest,"
81 600 in gold the whole amount then get per-
mission to issue $50 600 in currency, your entire
vestEnent being 500 900. Deduct $4,000 which you
ara permitted 70 issue in currency and you have act-
ally only invested o00 for which you receive So 900
interest from the government Every honest citizen
can sec the outrage committed on the people"
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-03-01
Final Settl dement,.

AIoTTCE is hereby given that Richard
IN Cheadle. as administrator of the es-
tate of Richmond Cheadle, deceased, has
fled. in the County Court of Linn County,
Oregon, his final account for settlement in
the natser of said estate, and said County
Court has appointed Tuesday, the ID day
of s pril, in the year 1878, at the hour of
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, for
the hearing of objections to said account
and for the settlement Thereof
sss g<4sft RICHARD CHEADLE,
2ow4 Administrator.