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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-31
AYOUNG REPU BLICAN
Sounds the TOcsin i'm the Seventeenth
District He Will Not support Jona-
To the Editor of the Register

To the Editor of the Register.
BELLAIRE, August 30-It is finished! De-
spite all warnings the Republican machine
has conquered All that now remains for
the Democratic party to do is to nominate
a good man, and he will be elected. Let
them nominate Estcp, Of Harrison county,
and the thing is done.
Figures won't lie" so we wish to give a
few. 1t is claimed that this District gives
$500 Republican majority. Remember,
that was on the vote for President i'll 1880.
In 1874, when the election was close, as it
will be this year Danford only beat Boyle
1900. A good Republican, unobjectiona-
bic in every respect, could not carry the
District this year by over 1900.
Nominate Estep, or some other good man
outside of Belmont county, for there are
too many local jealOusies here, and he will
be elected. Here are the figures it, sup.
posing EStep to be the niminee:
Belmont will give ,Estep 1000 majority,
Noble will give him 200 majority. Total,
1900 Harrison will give Updegraf $50
majority, Jefferson 400 majority, Guernsey
2OO majority. Total, $50. Leaving Estep a
clear majority of $50
There is no doubt about this. 1t can and
will be done. Jonathan T. Updegratf will
not get 400 of Pultney townships 400
votes.
pledge myself, if Dalzelrs candidate is
nominated, TO vote blank ticket, but in
any other event 10 vote Tor the Democratic
nominee. A You've REPUBLICAN,.
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Palace Cattle Cars.

CHICAGO, August 3O.-A shipment OF
twenty-five car loads of cattle left the stock
wards this afternoon in special train for
New York via the Grand Trunk and Erie
roads. The cars used were those OF the
Montgomery Palace Stock Car Company, OF
New York, and are so arranged that the
cattle can be fed and watered in transit
without unloading. They are supplied with
water at the same time the engine is taking
water at stations, and the feed is fixed to
be let down, while the train is moving,
from bins in the top of the car. The trip
will be made in fifty hours instead OF five
days Though the animals are put in COM
partments, the loading is effected in about
The same time as in the ordinary stock car.
The Pullman coach attached to the train
was occupied by Hon. Hylas Saline. Rail-
road Commissioner of Ohio, Mr.. Horne,
representing the Illinois Humane Society,
the officers of the car company and Others.
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wATER wAIrs.
Stray and Regular Matters Along tne
River and wharf

Stray and Regular Matters Along the
River and wharf
The river, last night, showed feet
inches and stationary.
The Anderson passed down the river for
Cincinnati, yesterday, the first boat OUT o'
Pittsburgh Tor Cincinnati OH the last rise.
There was regular towboat boom, yes
terday, the following passing down WIN
coal Pacific, Hoenet No 2 Sam brown'
George Lysle, Eagle, Dan Kane, Comet -
Gibson, Enterprise, Onward, VIM. stone
]. S. Mcdonald, Josh Cook, Alarm ana ).
A. Stone.
PrrrsBuReH, August S0-River 6 feet ana
falling, Weather cloudy and warm.
GREErsBoRo, August S0.-Riyer 6 feet o
inches and falling.
OH CRY, August 3o.-River loot .
inches and falling =, s-g--sg
BROWNSVILLE, August 50.-River teet
4 inches and falling. .
CAIRO, Ill, August S0.-Riyer Ii feet y
inches and falling. ~, !.
CINCINNATI, August 3o.-Riyer feet
inches and rising. Weather cloudy ana
pleasant
y1cksBURs, August so.-River fell o
inches. ..
EVANSVILLE August SO.-River 8 feet and
stationary. .........
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Louisyille a Fertunate City.

This city has been singularly fortunate,
as several citiZeRs have OF late gotten small
fortunes in drawing prizes in the lottery.
The last fortunate one is Mr.. VIM. w. IT.
win, a clerk in the Auditors Office of The
L. & n. X. R.. Second and Main streets. Mr..
Irwin yesterday, while working in the Of
fee, received an official looking dc cument
bearing the n. o. postmark, and discovered
10 his great Joy official notification th.t he
had drawn one-fifth of SIS, 200 in tire Loui-
sisna State Lottery, amounting TO $l5 0O0
The lucky ticket was No. S5.O03. Some time
ago Mr.. Irwin purchased his first lottery
ticket, very nearly the number which then
drew the capital prize. He then thought
he would try again, and this time produced
such golden results. Mr.. Irwin is q middle
sged man, married, and has a small fami-
~. He has been connected with the L. &
\. for several years, and has been faith
sui worker, and many friends are profuse
in their cougratulations--L0u C5ur-
ieT,,TOuTudL JUN L..
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Reports From the South Becoming
More AlRrminz.

Reports From the SOutu necO"ink
More Alarming.
WASHINGTON, August 30.-Reports from
the South show more alarming state oil
affairs regarding yelloy fever. Cases
continue TO increase in number at browns.
vile, and now the fever has appeared at
Point Isabel, Tampico and Pensacola. Two
deaths are reported from rampico and
ten csses or more at Point Isabel.
while at Pensacola the number OF
cases is quite large. The Marine Hospita.
Service had hoped by means of its Gordon to
prevent the spread of the fever from
brownsville, but now that il has appeared
almost simultaneously at thres 9th
er points, it is feared that the
spread of the disease may be
quite rapid. Fortunately it has not thus
far been of a malignant character, and
should the weather for the coming month
prove as favorable rs has that OF the past,
the number of deaths will probably not be
large.
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, August 30.-There
were fifty-two new cases and thi1e deaths
two MexiCaus and w. f. Carrbury, man
aeer of the Western Union Telegraph
Office. There are some new cases IN Fort
Brown, among them Major Witherell, OF
the 10th Infantry. DR. Murray is doing all
possible to prevent the egress from this
city and county. Mail to Rio Grande CITY
is ordered stopped until further orders.
There were eight deaths in Matamoras.
Weather very sultry.
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Railway Construction.

CHICAGO, August 3O.-The Railway Age
figures show a greater number of miles OF
railway constructed during the month OF
August than ever before in similar period
in the history Of the country. The total is
1874 miles of new main track, exclusive Of
side track, laid on seventy dif-
fcrent lines, exceeding, by more
Than three hundred miles, the construction
during July, which it was thought could
not be again equalled. The construction
for eight months of the present year on
two hundred and thirty eight lines in thir-
ty-two States has been seven thousand and
forty eight miles of main track.
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Charxed with Wife Murder.

DE1Rpi1, MICH, August 3O.-Mathew
Miller, OF Polo, Ionia county, has been ar
rested, charged with poisoning his wife.
She died May 9th and suspicious were
aroused at the time. Recently. Millard's
store burned and he was sppicioned Of set
ting it ON fire in order 10 get the insurance.
This led to the disinterment Of Mrs. Mil
iard's remains. The stomach was sent to
Ann Arbor and the analysisof the contents
show arsenic present in considerable guam
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Kansas wheat ana Flour.

KANSAS CITY, August 30-On July 18th,
agents from st. Paul and Minneapolis ar
that market. Since that time they have
purchased one million bushels, which has
nearly all been shipped. The bulk Of this
wheat was grown in Kansas. Since the "a.
vorable returns from harvesting in the
northern district, however, this demand
has ceased, and probably but little, il any,
more will be bought. There was also a
shipment OF ten cars of -four made from
here to st. Paul this week, an event hither-
IN mn 100 ri nf
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Tuinx and Te.sinr,

All persons wishing TO test the merits of
a great remedy-one that will positively
cure Consumption. Coughs, Colds, Asthma.
Bronchitis, or any affection of the thrsat
and lungs-are requested to call at logan
& Co.'S drug store and get 10 cent trial
bottle of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. which will show you what
regular dollar sized bottle will do.
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Deserved Hemu.

ALBANY, n. Y, August 3O.-The town Of
Glen, Montgomery county, is greatly stir
red by the discovery of the diabolical act.
of John Palmer, a school teacher who at
tempted to violate the person Of two girls
each twelve years old, daughters of John
Putnam and Isaac Talmadge. Palmer fed
He has for long time been maltreat
ried, has taught school in Glen twelve
years, and has also professed to be very re-
ligious and had the confidence OF the com
munity.
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Birth. and Deaths.

The following figures, taken from the re-
port of Assessor Phillips show the number
OF births and deaths in the city district TOR
1882, which are in excess of those of 1881:
The births for 1852 were: White 692, col
ored rs; males ST4, females 33l: totll7Ol.
For 1881 the total number was 6S6, OF
which p were colored. The increase for
1882 is p.
There were $40 deaths in 1882, OF which
sos were males and al females, against oSO
for 1881, an increase OF ~ in 1852.
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A friend in need is friend indeed. This
none can deny, especially when assistance
is rendered when one is sorely afflicted with
disease, more particularly those complaints
and weaknesses so familiar to our female
population. Every woman should know
that Electric Bitters are woman's true
friend, and will positively restore health,
even when all other remedies fail A sin.
gle trial always proves our assertion. They
are pleasant to the taste, only cost fifty
cents bottle Sold bv Logan & Co.
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CHATTANOOGA, TENN, August 3o.-Last
night, negro. while stealing potstoes, vas
shot at by Capt. Murray. While bringing
HIM to jsil the negro died. Capt Murray
is an Ohio man
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-31

WASHINGTON. August ST. N-For the
Tennessee and Ohio valley, purify cloudy
weather and light local rains, south to west
winds, higher barometer and slight changes
in temperature.
For lower Lake region, slight rains,
partly cloudy and slightly warmer weather.
,southerly to westerly winds aud lower bar
ometer in the eastern portion.
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sudden Disappearance.

BLOOMINGTON, ILL, August 3O.-The citi-
zens are excited over the sudden disappear
ance Of Francis Johnson, business man of
integrity heretofore unquestioned. He
ceeds and left debts Of about 5000. Friends
claim he will return.
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M5selins Register
THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, Iss2.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
Index TO New AdvertIsemens-L

Warning to All-Jo, eph Wsmer.
For Sale-ShorI Creek Farm.
Opera HOuse-Steyens Comic opera
Company.
Redemption Of Belmont Nail Company
Bonds,
Fall Stoke. Kraus & Bro.
Regular Kanawha Packet - Steamer
Chancellor.
Satin Gloss Flour-Neill & Ellingham. -
local Peel
lion Cornice-B. F. Caldwell.-LLOcal
Page
Save from Ten to Twenty Per Cent
Miller & Franzheim.
The Victor FlOur--Edward Reid.
Painters GOOdS-W. A. Wilson.
The Oil StOve-G. W. JOhnSOn's Sons
Gladiator Cooking StoYe-B. Fisher 4
Son.
Melons,. II. Diehl & Co.
Ladies' SliPpcrs-J. T. Stone.
Serge Goats Tt c. Mottst & Co
The Iest-Tidal Wave saloon.
Fall Trade. MCndel Il Co.
Magic Tooth Powder-R ii. List.
Co tn The Mcclure House cigar stand
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The B. d. o. R r. will sell round trip
tickets to Columbus, Ohio. on August 18Th,
29th, 30th, 3lst and September LIST, good 70
return till September I'd. inclusive. Trains
leave the b. & o. depot at 9;SO A. NJ, city
time. and arrive at Columbus at p. NJ. !;
l so p. NJ, arriving in Columbus at p. n; ;
ll:l5 P. NJ, arriving in Columbus at o:'o
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FolRer,s POsiaiOn.

WASHINGTON, August 3O.-Secretary Fol-
ger to-day stated in response to inquiries
that statements tslegraphed from here that
he bad consented TO be candidate for Gov
ernor of New York were untrue, but he
presumed his name would be before the
Convention, and that IL nominated he
would feel bound to accent
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Hfxhvav RokA~~.

BANGOR, ME-, August 30-G. Argo, Of
Milo, wss stopped by two highwsymen, one
of whom shot him in the left jaw. Ango
handed his ssszilants $3.50, who fed
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New Type OF Fever.

LITTLE FALLS, n. Y. August 3o--A new
type of fever has appeared among the
operatives Of the Little Falls Knitting Mills
-Four died and twenty-eight are i'll with the
malay. The Board of Health and ply
sicians are investigating. -
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The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
BRUISES, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positive
ly cures Piles II is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded
Price IS cents per box. For sale by Logan
& Co
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STEUBENvILLE RACES.
The Result at the Hilltop Course Yes
(erday.

The first day of the races at Hilltop Driv-
ing Park in Steubenville opened very IA
voraby. The attendance was fair and in.
cluded several persons from Wheeling. The
race were three minute class, purse Ell
$50; 2:29 class, purse 500; and running
race, half mile heats, purse $500. The trots
came of, but after two heats the running
race was postponed on account of darkness.
The summaries were as follows:
~ Sl10
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
Henry Jacobs,
1854 Main St,
Our SpeciaIties!
THIS WEEK ARE:

40 pieces OF all wool Matala-
see Sacking in all the new
shades, at soc; sold everywhere
at 6oc.
40 pieces yard wide Cash
mere, all the Fall Shades, at
soc; sold everywhere at 4oc.
pieces Fancy Dress Goods
at I2Hc.
We have the Best Black Silk
at 81 in Wheeling.
10 pieces Turkey Red Da-
mask, best colors, at soc; sold
everywhere at 6oc.
200 Counterpanes at soc.
100 Counterpanes at 75c;
former price 81,
Bargains in every depart
ment.
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LikeWfse Pryor.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 3O-Luks
Pryor was nominated by reclamation for
Congress by the Democrats Of the Eighth
district
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WILL receive to-day 400 boxes choice
neaches. so boxes Bartlett pears, 10 boxes
hanson plpms, at Zarnitz Bros. &Co., 1870
Main street.
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AlwaysIn stock.
YELLOW FEVER.

A we'll selected stock OF Fine FIELD
Glasses, Telescopes and Barometers at l. U.
billions Jewelry Store.
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Baeklcn's Arnlea ss.iye.

Go OUT to Seibert's Garden, either dav or
night, if you want recreation and fresh air.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-31

WILL receive to-day car large Jumbo
wstermelons, 1000 cantelopes, p barrels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1882-08-31

VIII receive to-day 400 boxes Choic'
,,sschps. so boxes Bartlett pears, 10 boxes
hanson plums, at zarnitz Bros, 6 Co, ~
Main street
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Another Lueky IA

PETERSBURG, Va, August 30.-W. A.
Reese wss nominated for Congress in the
Fourth district |
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Axsintu sbe Rfela.

MAesoLIA, MIss. August 30-John r.
Lynch, eolored. was nominated for Con-
gTess by the Republicans Of the Sixth dis.
trict.
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JH.DIEHL & Co, J. s. Wslty, Worthen
a Tiemap. George X. McMechen, h y.
Smyth aud H. F. Bebrens sell Charter OAK,
pcbert Simpson, Wholesale Agent
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CHATTER OAK is angels food Uniform
in quality. and never fails to make good
broad. Robt Simpson. s-..s
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HAD BARRIERS itch for years. terribly.
Doctors failed. PERUSA cured me. c. Beck,
Allegheny, Pc
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OTHER brands Of -four are often goodi
Charter Oak always RobL Simpson.
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WILL receive daily strictly fresh creamery
hnttiI. Zarnitz Bros. & Co.
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Atpt,t,barv-n

Aiieshen5...-s---.....--o sos1ieeeA
AItisis1.s--... $500. -.....-o 1 o o o o 0 y 81
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CHARrER OAK is the best -four in the city.
Every barrel warranted RObt Simpson.
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WILL receive TO day car large Jumbo
waite m .cl,ns. 900 Csntelopes, Is barrels
sweet lulst,cS. Vt ZaInitZ Bros. & Co.
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WOman's True Friend.

MORE universally recommended than any
proprietary medicine made. A sure and
reliable tonic, Browns Iron Bitters.
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Ts0 pr.-s. Amounting % 80
Application for f ns,s. q q a
made only 10 tbs
New OrlesnA. ,-.,s,ios vrf
FOR further inforinsS rsss
ing full sddre-s. noa.J 80,
Kryi,,ered Lsttsf or ~ -
only 70 yoS
or N. A. DArPHis'
,ps s'o;o ,, :; .1dr..ss I" -
,.c,iys prompt sffsnne
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ROTEL ARRIVALS.
81. James Hotel. August 80, 1851.

%. James Hotel. August 80, 1852.
Ed Petty and wife Pa ID Haldeman. Bradford
John Campbell, Pa Mrs A r Brakeman,
Emma Grim, Pa Sardis, U
liauche. Columbus Miss Bridgeman,
T Girty, Pitts CHI Ware, Dayton
j II Perkins, Steub'e + w Weigand, Elyra
X Tracy, city Ellis, GAINESVILLE
Guthrie, New Mar ] z Gibson, Jackson
tinsville j A EdiI, steamer e "
Chas Erb, Pitts Bachelor
Wilson, Toronto W II Green. Baltic
A Seamon, city ] Thompson, BALTIC
" Hood, SistersVille T A BaTrows, Buffalo
I Il Roach, BALTIC p Francis, Newark
VI Taylor, BALTIC II Clark, Springfield
W Martin. BALTIC II Gardner, Ridgeway
n A Aldridge, BALTIC ID NJ Hammer, Pitts
& l. Gear. Pitts A Breusler, NY
q Hoye, Waynesb'g Alex Thomson, NY
W Mitchell, ZanesyeTC Clark, Ohio
SSchrock ZaneSv'e
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VIM rCctivr daily strictly fresh creamery
tu lS. ..!II. Z Dos. 4 CO.
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PHorocAApht.
IoIHlRY.

The ppSE q r.quet,d op,'li, -
nrr n Nd enlarged S-h'p @HSn
sSCAPITAL PRiEL s'sA
Tickets only u. shIs IN
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r,,.-n,nmernr Resnr,,.

Go To the Mcclure House cigar stand
for Ihe finest Imported Cigars.
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"WEDNESDAY

TherWometer RECORD.
As taken at Schnepfs Opera House drug
store:
WEDNESDAY.
1881. lS2.
- 81 IS IS - - 81 -
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2:29 GLASS, Purse SOU.
RUNNING RACE, PURSE 500.


F0liS
Time: -, 5S
A 2:37 trot and $50 pace are on the pro
gramme for to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-10-01
Ar1rIoN sALEs-Futurc Days.

TJ,IIE UNDERSIGNED, w. @: CAh-
/ RINGTON, trustee, by virtue OF the power
vested I'm him by deed Of trust execu,en ~ y, III
Lewis to him as trustee bearing date INC 1c.n "n'
recorded on file 31st day Of January, lofV, 70 ~
cure the payment Of t5.37D.4l- due ny ponu pay
abie ON demand 20 ID. j. lIartsook; ana INC unucr
signed James l.. Apperson, surviving irus,Eefp,,
virtue Of the power vested In MN Oy u uecn ~
trust executed by the said II. X Lewis 70 MN I'M,
d. j. Hartsook, trustees, bearing haie me svtn ia
Of January, 1870, and recorded on rcDruary 1,
1870. to secure to the Jefferson insurance tonpa-
nv $4,000, due by two neg0tiable notes pt ,, ~
date the 29th day of January, 1871, payaDIe "
twelve and eighteen months from dale respective
w. each for So 800, and drawn by said H. X. lewis
wjI offer for sale, In the village OF Howardsvilie'
vi '"' 7ru DAY OF OCTOBER, 1882,
at public auction, that VALUABLE ESTATE ly-
ING in Nelson county, at the junction or the James
and Rocknsh rivers adjacent to the village OF HOW,
ardsville, and containing about l,OO0 AChES of
This property Is one Of the most valuable farms
on James river, the soil fertile, and excellent
dwelling and other necessary houses ana improve
ments and about 90 miles above Richmond.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash enough 10 pay the costs
Of sale and to pay the aggregate balance que ulucf
both of said deeds of trust, amounting to ~ .t4942
As OF June 5, 1874, with interest from that DAY
until paid on sS100.73 thereof subject 10 credlts
on interest amounting to 81 ,229.19-the said bal
ance being due to the Piedmont and Arlington
life Insurance Company, the assignee, and now
PAYABLE 10 A. l.. Bouware, receiver; the residue OF
the purchase money will be made payable ON sucn
terms as the said h. II. Lewis may direct, ana II ne
should fail 70 give such directions, on reasonable
terms. W. &. CAkhlNuIUN. irus'ec'
&c l-30t j. l.. APPERSON. Trustee.