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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-04-12

Canal bridges-
VIM Steinback, repairs to Bayou st.
John foot-bridge. ................, s14 Is
VARIOUS BILLS.
]. Davidson Hill u Co., agents, for rent OF
premises on CarOndelet street. known as
Davidsons Court, and used for police pnr-
poses, for the month Of March, 1878, as per
lease. $3.50.
c. f. Girardey & Co, for rent OF the First
District Court building, on Orleans street,
$3.50.
w. G. Mcconnell, clerk of the Second Judi
cial District Court, for Sixth and Seventh
districts Of the parish Of Orleans, for fees for
the month Of March, 1873, as per bill, ap-
proved, STA Is.
Vim. Garter, for services rendered as por-
ter, and cleaning closets OF the Second Judi
cal District Court, In the month Of March,
1873, approved, S25
A. W. Hyatt, stationery for City Attorneys
office approved. SO %; binding pay rolls for
Department of Public Accounts, approved,
s64 50; mending, reminding and relettering
121 assessment rolls and three tax registers,
approved, $500 so.
| f. f. HanseI, note and letter heads, for
Department OF Finance, approved, $37;. bind
ing newspapers and one permit book, for
Mayors office, approved, S24 so:
J. N: Shawhan, carriage hire for the Grand
| Jury in the months OF January, February
and March, 1873, approved, 500.
/ James Gardener, for inspecting and exam
lining 512 uniforms Of the Crescent City Po-
lice, approved, S225.
| r. F Harrison, shells for public squares,
approved, S178 70.
Sterns Fertilizer and Chemical Manufac-
turing Company, for removing dead animals
in February, 1878, approved, SIS.
| H. Hawkins, cleaning four. marble stat
ues in Jackson Square, approved, So
| H. r. Arbo, coal for the Second Judicial Dis
trict Court, approved, 81 80.
Cosmopolitan Printing Office, printing
briefs for the Department of Commerce, APP
proved, 50.
Seymour 4 Stevens, stationery for the De-
partment of Commerce, approved, 80.
Rice, Born II Co., oil, etc, for the Depart
ment OF Commerce, approved, So 30.
New Orleans Bee advertising sale OF mar
ket revenues, approved, 81 So; advertising
tax and license notices, approved, S21 Is.
| New Orleans Picayune, subscription for year
ending February /, 1879, for Mayors Office
approved, q copfes) $50
| Daily City Item, advertising license and
tax notices, approved, S13.
| New Orleans Democrat, advertising license
notices in January and February, 1873 ap-
proved, s12; subscriptions for year ending
January n, 1879 for Department of Finance,
approved, S10
Peter Marley for labor and material used in
repairing bridges on the line Of the Crescent
| City Railroad Company, on Annunciation and
Chippewa streets, from Felicity Road to Lou
isiana Avenue, 1881 50.
| Grand total, Sill ,959 %.
| Adopted by the Council of the city Of New
Orleans, April H. 1878
| Yeas-Brown, Cayanac, Diamond, Edwards
and Mccartney.
| ED. PILSBURY, Mayor.
| THos. g. RAPIER, Secretary.
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POUND NOTICE No. 81.

DEPARTMENT or POLICE, =
Administrators Office,
New Orleans. April IL. 1878.
WAS BROUGHT TO THE SECOND DTs--
w triet Pound. corner Of Prieur and Or
leans streets, IN Monday. April 8, 1873
hands high, black name and tail. with white
spot on the left hind quarter.
Which If not claimed within five days and ex-
penses thereon paid. will be sold at public auc-
ton at said pound on THURSDAY. April 10.
at IL O'Clock H.
By order Of
ROBT. E. DIAMOND.
ap12 I'd Administrator.
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MUNICIPAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
----------------'----
FOR PURCHASE OF
DREDGEBOATS.

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS. CITY HALL /
New Orleans. April IL. 1873 )
Sealed proposals will be received at this office
until SATURDAY, May II. next. at IL o'clock
H. for the purchase from the city of SEVEN
In whatever condition they
now are with all machinery and appurtenances
belonging.
Parties bidding will be required to deposit
with the Administrator of Finance 10 per cent
OF the purchase price, as stipulated In their
bid, a certificate Of which must accompany the
bid as a guarantee of good faith.
Terms Cash on acceptance OF the bid.
The city reserves the right to reject any or
all bids.
JOHN MCCARTNEY
ap12td Administrator.
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMoORAr FRIDAY, APRIL y. 1873

Lambert Il Co., coal ........... TOOL
Jas. Dernoruelle cement and sand. 745l
L'Hote & Co.. moulding .......... 275
Theo Owen, repairing roof .,......-.. Is 90
Total. 1921 80
Administrator Office
A. w. Hyatt, stationery ............. SA rs
Public Buildings
L'Hote Il Co.. sash .........,.......... SO 20
Eager, Ellerrnann & Co., removing and
repairing Wharfnger's office in
the Third District . 1876 90
Barrett 4, Wemann. white lead .. 100 90
Rice, Born Il Co., hardware. .......... IS
NJ H. Applegate plumbing ....... 10 40
lounge .I....i....... % 90
T.. ID. Cobb lumber ,,,............. Al 40
T. Tracey, cementing at Third Pre-
cinct Police Station, -. ........... 10 w
gine-house 35 90
Toby Hart, painting signs .. SO o.
A. Emile Schedecker, repairing lock 8 90
Jas. Demoruelle, lumber. ....,...... 139 80
Nolan 1t Pichon, lettering signs ...... 81 90
Il. j. Connolly, new cistern for No. los
engine-hou ........ ........... 40 90
r. j. Connolly. repairs to engine-house
u, OF Pelican No. | (Algiers) -: .....,. ATS 90
Theo. Owen, repairs to roof of court
house in Seventh District ....... 205 90
Theo. Owen, chimney top oyer office
OF the City Physician .,......... 10 90
Stauffer, Macready d Co, hardware. AZ 50
Total. 81 ,345 05
Court Houses
Heath, Pippey d Lara, screens, cor
nices tasses, etc, for Superior
Criminal Court. observation-disclosures. SAC 80
Snaitp Hospidt-
Gutenberg Hospital, for treating ind-
gent smallpox patients to March
81, 100 pl,ALl w
Public Sinks
New Orleans Sanitary Excavatng
Co, attention to earth closets. 800. $3.50 90
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS.
office Erpenses--
Seymour 4 Stevens, stationery ....,.. So Is
A. Rochereau Il Co., rent of office No.
% Orleans street ............... Is 90
Total $40. Observation-Disclosures. S21 rs
Street repairs-
Rice, Born n Co., hardware ......... 1914 40
VIM Swan ballast and hauling ,. 400 As
A. Lambert ballast ............. 1877 so
II. J. Montagnet ballast .......... 1914 80
Ed Carrick ballast Observation-Disclosures. 1863 80
A. Mcclure, ballast ............ 10 90
F. BOnnafe, ballast .............. 1911 66
B. McCooe, hauling ballast ....... 229 %
IOtal ......... .Sl, 40 70
Drainage
Peychaud Il Garcia, copies Of specif-
cations ....... Observation-Disclosures $14 90
Ctt,al bridges
b.
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TENTH QUARTERLY ALLOTMENT OF
PREMIUM BONDS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE CRY HALL,
New Orleans, April 6. 1873 !
The tenth allotment Of forty five series will
take place In the office of the Administrator of
Public Accounts, City Hall. ON MONDAY. April
Is, 1873 at 10 o'clock a.. m.
J. G. DENIS.
ap7td Administrator.
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Total estimated cost $476,000
Herewith are transmitted the drawings per-
tanning to the survey consisting Of
-Four index charts.
One sketch map, showing locations Of pro-
posed Improvements.
Two sectional drawings, showing details OF
proposed constructions
Forty-three sheets of drawings showing
details of survey.
There are also transmitted all the papers
alluded to in our preliminary report, consist
ing OF letters, views, etc, of professional and
other persons, in regard to the work
The board desire to express their acknowl-
edgement of the valuable services rendered
by Commodore c. P. Patterson, chief of
United States Coast Survey; the officers and
crews of the United States men-of-war En-
terprise and Canonicus; Messrs. H. G. Col
Inns, W. HI. Williams, Geo. d'Hemecourt, M.
W. barton, FL. S. Douglas Eugene Thomp-
son and Capt. M. W. Francis and their assist
ants.
We would respectfully recommend to your
honor that provision be made for completing
the maps, etc, of the survey, and the careful
preservation Of the same as valuable con-
tribution to the photography of the river in
the vicinity of New Orleans
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
G.. WEITzEL,
w. III. III. BENYAURD,
G. W. HOWELL,
B. NJ. HARRoD,
j. A. D'HEMECoURT.
ROBERT G. WOOD, Secretary.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20
Delaware Politics.

A Governor, a member of Congress, six
State Senators, twenty-one Representa-
tives, With county officers, sherifs, eoro-
ners, &c. are to be chosen this fall A
letter from Wilmington to the Ph7adel-
Dtia Times, says the Democratic nomina-
tion for Governor IS conceded TO John W.
Hall, of Frederiea, Kent county. For
Congress there are half dozen aspirants,
+. L. Martin, of Seaford, or John H. Payh-
ter, of Georgetown, Sussex county, being
most likelysto secure the prize. Senator
Bayard is represented as having much op-
position in the State, and likely to be
succeeded by ex-senator Willard Sauls-
bury, who is reformed and as popular as
ever. The Gazette, the leading organ, and
the Herald, John 0'Byrne's paper, are
very outspoken in their criticisms of SEN
ator Bayard's course. Il is proper to say
that this is chiefly mere speculation, and
may be very wide of results, when the
local and State conventions have finished
their work. The Eoeyy Eeeniag, ostensi-
bly, au Independent journal, is said to be
the only supporter Of Senator Bayard.
Senator Bayard is able to take care of
himself, and will no doubt do SO. Rhen the
proper time arrives. The Republicans, it
is said, will not make a ticket.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20
EXAMINERS NOTICE.

NHE undersigned, Examiners, appointed
u by virtue Of a commission to them issued
by the Scunty Commissioners Of Carroll
county, to open Public Road in said county.
commencing at a point on the county road
leading from the Gettysburg road 10 the
Pennsylvania Line, near Walnut Grove School
House. and running on the bed Of an old road
on the line between the lands of Alexander
B- McNaIr and Widow Jacobs to the lands Of
Sterling Gait; thence on the division line be-
tween the lands Of Sterling Gait and Emanuel
Lambert to the lands of John Staly: thence
on the division line between John Staly sst,ii
Sterling Gait to Bethel Church; thence on the
division line between Sterling Gait and VII
liam Babylon; thence on the same line N The
lands of Ezra w. Mehring: thence on the d.
vision line between the lands of Ezra "
Merlng aad Emanuel Harner to the bed of
an old roadE thence through the lands Of Ezra
W. Mehring and the heirs of James Feeser.
deceased, to the lands of Augustus Smith:
thence on the line between the heirs of Jas.
teeser, deceased, lands and the land Of An
gustus Smith TO the lands Of George Hitter
brick; thence on the division line between
the lands Of George Hilterbrick and Samuel
Mehring to the lands of Jacob p. Harner;
thence on the line between Jacob p Harner
and Sell and Winemiler to the road leading
from Taneytown to Littlestown.
All persons whom it may concern are here
hy notified that we viii meet on the ground.
at Walnut Grove School House. on Nondav.
the 10Th day Of august, 1878, at Q O clock. q.
m, to execute the trust reposed in us bv the
aforesaid commission.
HENRY C. WILT.
JACOB p. HULL.
JOSEPH NJ. REAVER,
july ZO-bt Examiners
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20
Indian Affairs.

-Four volunteer companies of Portland
Oregon, have volunteered to fight the In
dians, and are holding themselves in read
iness ifcalled upon by Governor Chadwick
He, however, has replied that men are
plenty in Eastern Oregon, but arms are
scarce. The steamer Northwest left Wal
lula and is to ply as a patrol boat on the
river to prevent the Indians crossing
She has a Gatling gun aud two howitzers
on board, and will do execution if the In
dams are caught in the act.
A force of hostile Iniians, about ! 80 in
number, appeared on the Umatilla Reser-
vation, in Oregon on the 18th inst, and
attacked Major UonnoyeF's mep After
several hours fighting, Captain Miles
command, exhausted by marching, arrived
and Joined in the battle. Fighting was
resumed on the l3th, but the result is yet
unknown. Gov. Chadwick has issued a
proclamation calling out 300 volunteers
in Eastern Oregon.
D. w. Spaulding, living at Brule City,
eight miles below the Lower Brule agency,
in pakgta Territory, has been detected in
supplying The Indians with axed ammuni-
ton. The traffic of this man has been
very extensive, SO that at least one hun
dred and fifty thousand ronnds have passed
over the Missouri River within the last
two years. There is said to be no law to
punish this offence, as he lives ON his own
land.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20
Result Of the Berlin Congress.

The treaty agreed upon by the Berlin
Congress Of the Powers was signed on Sat
urday, the Congress was dissolved, and
Europe IS again at peace Under this
treaty, Russia secures all the ostensible
objects for which the war against Turkey
vas waged, but she has been curtaiIed Of
her designs as to the substantial fruits Of
her victory. She has secured no available
spoils Russia ulay be said to leave Ber-
lin in humiliation, with the impression
everywhere prevalent that she has paid
most extrayagantly for the whistle. Lord
Beaconsfeld has not saved the Ottoman
power in Europe For all practical pur-
poses It has been annihiIated, except within
a few narrow strips Of territory. Rouma-
MIA, Servia and Montenegro all have their
boundaries enlarged and are absolutely free
from any sort Of snbordinatiOn to the Porte.
They are totally independent Of Turkey.
Bosnia aud the Herzegovina have gone
over to Austrian occupation, never more
TO feel the Turkish yoke. Bulgaria is
freed from Ottoman thraldom, and Roume-
la also IS freed in all but name. The or
ganization Of the new State of Bulgaria is
ono Of its most interesting features. Rus
sia would never have thought Of constitu-
ting State on such liberal basis The
administration Of Affairs in Albania, Epirus,
Thessaly and Crete is to be supervised by
commissioners Of the Powers If what
remains Of Turkish domination in south
eastern Europe were anything less than it
is--it would be nothing. So Lord Bea-
consfeld has utterly failed to maintain the
INTEGRITY" of the Turkish Empire in Eu-
rope. But he has gotten the island of Cy-
prus That is all he got, except what
has been conceded in common to the re-
presentatiYes of Austria and Germany
And with Cyprus he has gotten the rather
heavy responsibility Of guaranteeing good
administration by the Porte in Asiatic
Turkey responsibility heavily Weighted
with trouble for him both in England and
in Asia.
Il does not appear that any allusion was
made in the Conference 10 the Anglo
Turkish Convention through which Great
Britain has acquired the Island Of Cyprus,
and IS to assume protectOrate over Asiatic
Turkey. It was directly given out that
this treaty was not subject to the revision
of the Congress But, why not that, as
well a. the treaty Of San Stefauo? The
fact is, We think, that Russia was so ex-
hausted financially, that she was in no
condition to begin hostilities with England
for the maintenance of that treaty, and
was anxious that hostilities with Turkey
should not be renewed. This is, perhaps,
the secret Of the final determinatiop and
settlement made at Berlin. Not that Rus
sia was outwitted or overreached by the
diplomacy Of the Congress, but she was in
no condition 10 maintain her treaty with
Turkey, and was content to accept such
terms as have been accorded, that she
might put an end 10 hOstilitiaE and the
heavy drain upon her financial resources
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Elder VIM. Palmer, Of the Church Of God.
having changed his appointment on account
OF the llnwood camp, will preach IT, the Bap-
tlst Meeting House, this city. on Sunday next.
July 2lst- at = o'clock. All are invited.
A Conyocation of Clergymen, by permis-
sion OF Providence, win be held in HOLY
Trinity Parish, Carroll county, &c, eommenc-
ing. Sunday afternoon, 2lst, July 1873. at 4
Q clock, at Trinity Church, Eldersburg. for
Divine service. Preaching and holy eommu :
Mon on Monday morning, 22d of july. at St
Barnabas' Sykesville, II o'clock; afternoon
OF same day, at same place, at 8 o'clock: and
all day Tuesday, 23d, at Trinity, Eldersburg;
morning at II O'Clock, and afternoon at 3, for
DIVINE service and preaching The public
are respectfully invited to attend.
ROBERT PIGGoT. Rector.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20

FOREIdN ITEMs.-At Montreal recens.
ly George Leonard, aged ninety-eIght
years and six months, married Thirtiee
Legault, spinster of fifty. The groom
served under Napoleon in the campaign of
Egypt, fought in Canada in 1912, is still
hale and vigorous, and declares that he
will not die for twenty years TO come
An English miner named Edward Cox
who was recently killed by aH accident in
a pit at Coseley, had, during his lifetime,
been carried home injured from the mines
no less than thirty-four times
llippophagy is becoming decidedly pop
ular in Vienna, where 2040 horses we're
slaughtered for food during the FIRST five
months of this year.
Bismarck keeps as curiosities the pistols
with which 1t has been sought to a-saasn-
ate him.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20

Denhhs ffee-l lTioties, tOcty, 6c Ftre Cets per tHe
At Lothair, Charles county, Nd, or the
18th inst, after long end painful illness,
Mr.. BERNARD Tennlaon, in the 4lst year of his
aga. May his soul rest III peace
On Saturday, 18th of July, at 10. % clock
4. VI. in Baltimore, Jennie A. in the 22d
year of her age, beloved wife Of L. +. Con
nelly, aud daughter of Lewis and NJ. Gilbert.
July 18th, 1878, near Mayberry, after an
illness of seven months, Elizabeth Ellen, wife
of Henry Shoum, aged 81 years, ? months
and Il days
In Mechanicsville, this cogn,y, On tho 10Th
inst, Maggie pQTeas, infant daughter OF
Nicholas aud Sarah A. Benson.
On Tuesday, June 25th, Annie r. Zepp,
daughter of benjamin and Caroline Bond,
and wife Of John W. Zepp, aged "a years, :
months and days.
Very appropriate are the lines quoted by
her intimate friend
But ah II Is only the easket.
Which We hide in the grave from our eve
The beautiful part, the immortal
ITinnpaaniil Passed 70 tse skies.
/ glorious rest has our Annie.
From the sufeFings of earth and IT, PAIN
We weep. but We have the assurance
Our loss Is her infinite gain.
Though hushed i the voice Of dear Annie
In tenderest accents Of love,
II swells with the angelic chorus
In hymning the anthems above.
on the beautiful side Of the river
The'rivcr Of death. We know.
Cur darling. our angel, ogt AGHil
+ sailing fuf ~ 70 90. u"
give praise 10 christ who redeemed her.
Aud WASHED her robes In his blood
And think. bat with Joy Of the glory.
She shares In the presence God.
On Monday, July Is, Annie Bond Zepp,
infant daughter of John W. and Annie K.
Zepp, deceased, aged weeks and day.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20
To Carpenter Contractors,

A new NJ. Z. Church, az By 4sl ieet, TO be
"a built of frame. The building commit
tee for the above NJ. L. Church are prepared
TO receive bids, and ask that all bids be ten
dersd between July 18th and 18th. Foe
drawings, detailed specifications, &c, apply
70 Rev. Thos. Wood, Chairman of Ehliiding
Committee, or the following members OF
Committee, w. II. Barns, G, ". BackeR,
David Coover, TaylOssyile, Carroll Co. Nd,
July l3-It
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

PY virtue of writ Of fieri iaeias. issued
- out of the Circuit Court for Carroll
county, dated July 18th, 1878, at the suit of
William Haefer. against the goods and chat
tells, lands and teRements Of Richard L. Sim
pers, and to me directed, have seized and
taken IN execution all the right, title, claim.
interest and estate, at law and in equity os the
said Richard J.. Shippers in and to the follow
ing property, VIZ "A lot Of corn, growing; a
lot OF oats, growing; lot Of wheat in straw.
= lot Of rye in the straw, and q lot OF potatoes.
growing, lall the above on the farm now oc-
cupied by the said tenant Of the said Richard
L. SImPeEs, about miles northeast Of Man
chester, also ] separator and horse power, 1
stone bed, ! hay carriage, q lot Of oak ioists,
q lot Of oak scantling, wheat faus and
gray mare. hereby give notice that on
Monday, The 5M day Of august, 1878,
at l o'clock, p. M, at Manchester, Carroll
county, Nd, win offer the above property, :.
so seized and taken in execution, at Public
Sale, 10 the highest bidder, for cash.
july 29-ts PETER WOODS, Sheriff.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20
NOTICE.

Office ofthe Clerk Of the Circuit ConFt
Cor Carroll County.
JgIY 5, 1875 !
FTyHE LAWS passed By the General AS
Il sembly of the State OF Maryland, Jauu-
uary Session, 1878, have been received at
this Uihce, and are ready for delivery to Jus.
tices Of the Peace and all other persons enti-
tied to a copy Of the same,
july G-st FRANK 4. SHAW, Olsrs.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20

HAIL SToRM-A violent hail storm
ragged over the southern portion of the
county between Chambersburg and Green
castle, Pa, on Friday last. A good deal
of damage vas doae to trees, fences &c,
and some corn fields we're badly cut
One field, on the farm of Col. w. c. Nc
Knight, was so badly cut by the hail that
it will be rendered worthless The roof of
the I, Il. Church at Marion was carried
of, the gable end ofthe building blown in,
and other heavy damages sustained
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20

Ii is stated that, instead of canvassing
the departments for funds to be used in
the approaching elections, the Secretary of
the Republican Congressional Committee
has caused circular to be distributed
among the clerks and other employees, in
forming them that ian arrangement has
been made with the treasurer" to be at q
specified bank from to ) o'clock in the
afternoons TO receive contributions from
those who have not yet made any. Many
of the clerks, it appears, have refused to
respond to the call for cash, on the ground
that they are not politicians.
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20

coast be sustained By the loud chorus Of ten fho,
sand times ten thousand in the valley Of the Misis
sipFi, aTd b. prolonged by the thousands of thou
sands on the shores Of the Pacific To-day with NOT
slave IN this broad land Of OFs to-day with mot q
State under military power to-day with not state
separated from the great head and star affer star
= anne0 70 the galaxy Of our nation our republic
grander and far surprising the expectation 81 its
founders. To-day, with the North aud the south
happy are the children Of America.
Wide as our own free race increase
Wide shall extend the elastic chain
And bind in everlasting peace
state after State mighty train
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20
NOTICE

FTEHE National Greys' Rand respectfully
\ offer their services to the public for Pic
Mes and Social Entertainments, at terms to
suit the times. For further information and
terms apply 70 j. +. MTTTEN,
Band Agent.
Prof. T. D. ELLIS, Teacher. july 2O-tf
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20

THE SPEAKERsHIP AND THE PREsI-
DENcY.-0f the twenty-eight Speakers of
the House Of Representatives, only one,
Mr. Polk, became President. Mr.. Ran
siali should not feel discouraged on that
account, for has chance for the Presidency
is yet in the future. If he should ever
till the Presidency once filed by Polk, and
should gil it as well, the country would
have no cause to regret his elevation
Polk made good Speaker; so did Ran
dali. Polk made a good President; so
would Randall, if he should be chosen to
that high position by the people
The Democratic advocate., 1878-07-20
35 ACRES, 2 RooDs
Noface tn CrelIitnre

The creditors Of Sarah Cook, late of Car
roll county, deceased, are hereby notified to
HE their claims in the above caase. with the
vouchers thereof. with the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court for Carroll county, within three
months from the l4th day of August. A. D.
1915. NJ. B. SETTLE,
july cots Trustee.