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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04
TO CELEBRATE AMERICAS DISCOVERY.

man, Hoar and Eutsis Of the Select Committee
on the Centennial IF the Constitution and the
Discovery Of America. granted hearing today
TO the Executive Committee Of the Board Of Pro
motion Of he proposed exhibitions in Washing
ton. Secretary Anderson. of the Board, explained
IN detail tho pans Of the proposed celebrations
ard advocated Congressional action and an ap-
pronratiOn OF s4nb COO for the cntertsinmnnt of
Official representatives Of American sister Repub
lies Professor Powell Director Of the G"olog-
cal Survey said &c the committee that 10 attached
great importance to the proposed expeditions for
the effect they might have in prompting the
collection and preservation of records and works
Of the present and earlier nations inhabt;ng vari-
Gus parts Of the American Continent. Frederick
Douglass also spoke in favor Of the proposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04

paw The sympathy displayed nv tho American press
Vim Jrisn agitation il easily nner" The pres IL
almost universally political shi POLITICIAN. have aTat
bean laugh. that the irish vote IS cNet Tor 'se 10 -
hiyhest bidder Wheg will decent freshmen Lave the
Eianltness TO resent tails calumny! T. n Tod"
Brooklyn, Jan. %, 1855
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04
TO DISCUSS THE MA YoRs LAST MESSAGE

A meeting will be held IN the Cotton Exchange OF
Tuesday to give expression to the feeHng III M'.oF
Hewits proposals for rapid transit and other city I'M
provements II was said yesterday that Mayor ilew-
hrs views were gene. ally Endorsed BY down town bust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04
A LOVER OF SPORT AT EIGHTY.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The enclosed IS from q private letter, dateo
January H. the writer Of which Is to be eighty
years old I'm March He Is quite feeble but the love
Of rural scenery and sport In the true English style Is
well proved He was, II is needless to say, great
lover Of fox hunting and fearless rider In his youth.
But in the midst OF ice and snow, We are, what .
refreshing reminder Of the charms OF Nature ut her
best In England, is this letter. Yours,
Neo- FORK, Jan. 80, 1883. CorHANfIk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04
TO SECURE THE sIFErY OF TRATELLERs

WAsBIaGros. Feb 8-The Board OF supervising
Inspectors Of Steam Vessels which closed s Annusl
session IN this city to-day, has passed rules REQUIRING
on ocean lake bay and sound steamers life pre-
aoa for each and every passenger anu SUCH
number OF boats can be conveniently cafreu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04

No l62 Noroik-st. had her wrist broken Her sister
Mrs Minnie 0arrabrant. age twenty Of No 78 Richmond
a. was hurt internally aud tainted repeatedly number
OF others injured party
eref with mud and their clothing ruined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04
1ssrE OF SMALL SILVER CERTIFICATES.

WASHINGTON Feb 3.-The United States Treasurer
to-day issrcd the following notice:
The Treasurer NJ the Uated States will issus silver
certificates y the j-asmna OF one aa1 two 10 as
70 aru tor National bank notes, fer Untel States
notes certificates utilated or Snt fer clrcn
attsn only rsse~sd for redemption under the resala-
tiora no In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04
TIE CONSPIRACY AGAINST WHITE
SEVERAL DEMOCRATS RcFCSE TO ENTER INTO TIE
SCnFMr-W WHITES CHANCES.

SCUFMF-W WHITES CHANCES
WASHINGTON, Feb. (Specal The Admins
tration leaders In the House who want TO declare
crat in his place. and thus to change the political
complexion Of the Indiana representation in Con
gross, were IN peck Of trouble last night and
at noon today they were by means certain
that the programme could 10 carried out II pp-
pcarcd that not only several OF the Indiana Demo-
Gratis were avcrsc to entering Into conspiracy,
bnt that eight or ten Democrats from other States
had intimatcd with more or less clearness and
emphasis that they wonld not be parties to the
nm eating Of Captain White. Among the Trca',
cit,ants, IL was understood was Mr.. Randall, OF
Pennsylvania or course Mr.. Randall anprec-
afod the partisan advantage" which might he
gained by throwing out RrDuhlIcar who has
been only thiItv-fcur years In the United States.
but II was said that he held the opinion that an
advantage thus gained would not be pcrma-
ncnt
If the Rcr .bhr,ns should choose - mako party
capital ont Of the case, they would find album
dant opportunltv. I T. they seemed disposed to
rest II on the law md the facts as disclosed ny
tho record One thing. however the Rcpnhliran
in regard to this matter. and that is TO comnel
the Democrats II they so choose to declare Can
tain White ineligible 70 n scat in Congress-. On
that proposition IL n shonld he submitted to the
House AT all. no Republican would he justified in
casting his vote to helm tho Democrats to quo
rum All pairs ought 10 hp declared on" and
until this matter is settled every Republican Rep
rescntative should he in his scat II tho Demo
Gratis determine to pprnotrate an outrage such rs
tho majority Of tho Elections Committee recon-
mandS. they must do II ny their own votes. H. is
expected that the debate will end with tho next
session and n vote be talon on tho enbStint" OF
the minority. declaring White eligible and enti-
teA 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA sToOKs
NPRANcIscO Fab 8. 1883.

Tho Consolidated CAtferuia anl virknia nmme cS"ps.S
has declared dividend ~ cent? yer shArN 49, n...,.l
The Eureka Con seltiatsd Minsas osmPAW
An q dividend ef Is ceats yer shAxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04
SFFKTNG A CHATTER FOR TIE CANAL

WASHINGTON. Fob. 3.-Ev-Judge Charles c..
DAILY ard Hiram Hitchcock. Of Ncw-Yorlt; ex. Sem
ator Macdonald. Admiral Ammen, Commander
Taylor and Civil Engineer Menocal Of The Navy
appeared before the House Committee on Com
mcrce in advocacy Of Representative Norwood 5
hill 20 Incorporate the Maritime Canal Comnany Of
Nirara qua. Judge DAILY made the principal argu-
mcnt. devoting his attention mainly 10 the constl
tutional questions and a demonstration Of the
financial ability Of the company 10 carry ont the
work. He said that the company had positive as
surances from Berlin, Boston and N"w-Yorll bank
crs 'hat the one hundred millions of bonds world
he speedily tatcn IN when the United States char
ter was granted. The association which held Re
concession lad several hundred Thousand dollars
IN IS treasury end had spent 5000, ono in pro"
l.minarv work upon the canals. Eight fully
en"!p|"d working parties wore in the field. ON
ploying ! n rcople While the association AID rot
ahsol1t " require charter from the United States
N" e0r'ioa'loT for one made out Of respect
TO III" Government
Mr. Anderson, Of Kansas. wished to know II the
comnany would object TO 'he Insertion OF p clarse
absolutely providing for III" retention Of CON
trolling interest Of tho stock N the United States
so that foreign countries might not possess the
CANALS. After consulting w'.h Judge Day Mr.
TI!tchcock annonnced that they were wiling 10
eccepe such condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-02-04
TIE RIGHTEOUS WRATH OF NIX oCoIl
uIs TIMELY APPKARANCE SAVES HIS 'oi'N"''
FROM A woFUL BLUNpER.

WASHINGTON, Feb. tSpecal).-Ihc hepuph-
- a,,hors of the House Committee on Ways
and Means are having considerable iuh "V 'i'0
over.e NJ their Democratic colleagues over an IN
ci,,.,, which occurred at the committee meeting
Yesterday and which leaked out to-day' lncio
has been for some time "a disposition Oh 'ie p"iO
-, some of the members OF the committee 10 Drh9
in a bin providing Tor the expenditure OF a portion
nj the great sums OF money locked up III inc lrcaS
ury as "A reserve fund Tor the redemption OF oul-
standing grcenbacks and other purposes, III tuS
purcuasc vi interest bearing bonds. lhey arguou
mat the money could thus DC put INTO circulation
aud would be earning Interest AT tie SAME tinie;
From the several DIis OF this character that had
been prepared, one was drawn up Ny Nf; 49,
ridge and urged upon the COMMITTED lie Demo
cratic members Thought II was a good tiihg' anu
the Republicans, thinking discretion INC oettcr
part OF valor, said nothing. Inc matter "as
talked over put TO u vote, ana 10 the surprise VI
the Republicans and the great delight OF Chairman
Mills, It ordered To be reported TO the iiouse
During these proceedings the feLhsy i'ahl@
member Of the committee d lillam H. o9o,., Mas
not present. He put In IL, appearance, however,
just the vote had been taken. when nc heaiu
what had been done he was aStonlsneu men nc
grew angry and proceeded to tell his colleagues
on the committee what foolish set OF men tiey
were. lie laughed sarcastcally at their imam
ciering and said that any party that ~Ouid pro
bose such reckless legislation would lose ana ousnt
to lose the confidence and support OF the people
everywhere He said that such blli would Dc
an announcement TO the country that the very
basis Of their paper circulation hau oeen tthcn
away aud would raise thu suspicion that II there
was no gold in the vaults with which to redeem
the grecnbacs, there would be none with which
to pay the bonds when due. Mr.. Scott, whose
advice in the committee is potent alarmed his
colleagues so much that they Obeycd his order
and nj once reversed their action, much to the
sorrow of the Republicans, who for obvious rea-
sons wanted the bill brought into the House.
Chairman Mills did not wholly agree with Scott,
however, and argued the case with him after
ward. Scott moro bitter than ever at the
a Democrats
What a blundcr they had escaped by his timely
advice.
The Arizona champion., 1888-02-11

Yavapai county. Ear marks-Swal- low fork in right, under bit and slit in left ear. All horses belonging to us are branded same on left hip.
The Arizona champion., 1888-02-11
Real Estate ip Dakota,

"See here, sir" said man to , zeal estate asenr, ''you know that Is, you sold me for $50 last tallt"
 :Yes." ~ ..
 "Well, find you've just sold the same lot 10 an eastern specula,or-- just saw the Iecords--warranty deed consideration s5ss. What do you mean by selling my lotl"
 "Isn', your lot under twenty fee, of snow3"
 "Wrll. yes' from twentyito twenty. Eve" Fs8tt '
 "WeIl, this lot I've sold to the New England man IS on top. When ,he snow thaws in June you just go ahead and take procession of your lot and tell the Boston man that his lol has melted and run into the Gulf oI Mexico. Oh there's more than one way to skin an eastern capitalist be. sides holding oyer him in draw. DO. kerl" f
The Arizona champion., 1888-02-11

Babbitt Bros.-P. Q. Address, Flagstaff. Arizona. Range, Clark s Valley, Mogollon mountains. Brand as above cut. All young stock brand ed on both sides, with swallow fork and underblt in each ear. Also own the following: Boot, T, . H, any where on left side of animal. Boot cattle, road brand w on right side; T cattle, cross on right side. Horse brand, co,
The Arizona champion., 1888-02-11
SUNDAY SMILES,
Ethel used some kerosene To kindle the kitchen fire, Ethel has not since benzine; She's gone higher.

Mistress--Did you put the coal on the stove, Bridgeta
 New lmportation--l did mum. but it will be some time before it gets hot fer ther fires out.-Tid Bits.
The Arizona champion., 1888-02-11

dress, Ash Fork, Ariz. Also rit brand, XI, on right side. .....
 Ear marks crop off of left and two slits in right. ,, .... ..,,.....
The Arizona champion., 1888-02-11

Busy AS A BEE.-Woman with sstchel enters car, sits down. enter conductor asks fares; woman opens satchel, takes out purse, shuts satchel opens purse, takes. cut dime, receives nickie, closes purse, opens sstchel, puts in purse, closes satchel; stop the car please.-Philadelphia Record.
The Arizona champion., 1888-02-11
BueLlsn's Arnica salve,

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheun, fever sores, letter, chapped hands, ahilblains, corns and skin eruplions, and positively cures piles or no pay requuec. l. is giar5iteAd to Ae per'ec; satisfaction, 2! no pay ge. qaFs1 ES'se, -S cc7,s ger box,
The Arizona champion., 1888-02-11

same brand. Range Mogollon Mts and Stoneman's Lake. P. O., Camp Verde. Ariz. MEHRENs x SHERMAN.
The Arizona champion., 1888-02-11
Fond of Brto-a- Brae.

Husband (exaspersted)- )-"Whs in inc mischief did you do with the snow shovel l brough, home last nigh1
 Wite--"What did you expect l would do with it John2 l tied a red ribbon around the handle and put it in the parlor. Epoch.
The Arizona champion., 1888-02-11

All caul. bearing the ab1re b,lai On right hrp are the property of the m i:c'tga ed Ear marks: Crop and split in risn ear and split on top bf l:ft ear. tI'o all cIgtle with bar M on both sides; also all h,rse, branded bar NJ on lett si- Range. Ma. go,lJn Mountains. Po,tofi:. address, Flag. stuff, Arlzona. F. Vaai.rlip.
 w. R. Vanderlip, IT,.
The Arizona champion., 1888-02-11

"I don't see why you should sneer at my engagement ring" said the fair girl, with the iush. of indigna. ton on her cheek as she faced the belle of the opposition town, "It's 2 great deal prettier than the one you wore three years ago and haven't worn since!" No, dear, '' replied her f:jend with cool far-away look CT her voice; "not prettier but quite as pretty. IL is the same ring. Puck.
The Arizona champion., 1888-02-11

Omaha Dsmr- Do you know what lime il was when you got in lasl night! .7.'..... ,.sr #.
 Hnsband- Nearly O clock, guess. It was after mldnightI when yPt through balancing my books Well, Well! This is curious; here; my hat under the bed. l .must .hayt hung il on the chair and II fel down,
 Probably"
 Where aresny bootsl" ...--.
 "Oa the hat rack" - Omaha World.
The Arizona champion., 1888-02-11

Chicago Editor(looking over the paper just out)-Here ,Mr. Proof, reader, you've let gross error get inio the paper. "s ...4 ars.. 7,
 Prcof.reader-What's thatp
 Editor-Why 1 wrote, "They are a devoted couple. " and you have got il, "rhey are a divorced couple"
 Proofresder--Well let it go. IL will read all right tomorow.-Wash' ington Critic. -. -....
The Arizona champion., 1888-02-11

HARRY FULTON-Horse and mule brand on left hip as shown in cut Sheep ewes hole in the left ear and split Tn the right. Wethers reverse that of ewes Rams branded F on horn. Range Norman Lake Mogollon Mountains. P. O. address Flagstaff, Arizona.
The Arizona champion., 1888-02-11

A young man who was examined for an appointment as a department clerk came across this question; "What States and Territories would you cross in going from New York to the Pacific coast1"Hc didn't know and so he wrote: "None. l would so round by Cape HorR."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-05-18
f&zEwELL e. H.y DEPOT.
A GRowINa SUBURB WHIcT BIDS Fam
TO Rival THE TowN ITSELF.


That The richest county in Vir.
ginia should have at it's County seat
the principal depot on the lfne, of the
Clinch Valley Railroad hhs always
been pre.supposed, but the public
has hardly been prepared TO see laid
tnere the foundation of % thriving
town before the completion Of the
irohd.' Yet such is the casef and,
though done without sounding of
trumpets- more visible progress is
making at She Tazewelf depot, than
ut any at those numerous embryo
cities which we continually read
about in the newspapers.
About ono mile from the main
street of Jacksonville, or Tazewell
@. FL, the Clinch' River makes an ex-
tensive hofGe shoe bend, and by req
son of it's high banks leaves She semi
circular plateau thug fornAed with q
natural drainage towsa,di tug liHer on
three sides. The otaiGr &pa north
side of this plateau is bbGat7sdi by a
high but sloring ridge through Which
@ gap level with thu land. mentioned,
affords location for the pike foaf. or
street leading to The county seat.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-05-18

every one Of these g,itsof iirlab
baking powders are atiifn taking
powders. These powdefs cost less
than foiif CENTS a pound til rrddhce;
the gift or prize costs but few
cents more; They tire sold at the
price of u fftst.class baking TOW.
tier, so that the swindle, in n tom
fhercial sense, is enormous. But
the chief iniquity OF tile BiisihBss
consists in sellilig, aus presumably
Wholesome, an article Of II positively
Injurious claratter, aud by Means
df gifts Or briGes inducing servants
Or uiisuspectiiig housekeepers t0
purchase and use it iii our daily
food.
Thtrb Should be some pronipt
method Of reacling these danger
GUS practices and Furnishing the
parties engaged tli their pro.
motion. If the present. laws are
not aciple, we commend the matter
to the consideration of our State
Board of Health for recomiiienda-
ton of such additional Legislation
Gs shall be effective for the prutec.
ton Of the public.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-05-18
sTORE-HOUsE AND DWELLING
FOR Sale.

Thb' undersigned offers for sale his
HOME at Tazewell C. II. Va, consist
ing Of goOd two story framed DWELL
tNG HoUsR wifi, 7 Large Rooms, with
lower and upper hall-ways Beautifully
SITUATED on an EMINENCE
Overlooking our thriving town. The
grounds contain between Six and Seven
acres FINELY SET IN GRASS
80 fine fruit trees IN .fitU 1eari,,g.
A never failing supply of PURE NOUN
TAIN WATER within 90 feet Of house,
alsoa fine cistern of ample capacity
Splendid NEW BARN and all'necessary
out buildings.
Also my two story and basement
BRICK STORE-HOUSE
with wood extension, 90 by rs feet on
Main Street.
Also OH eMarvin Fire and Burglar proof
Safe, gold as new, weight, 1000 pounds.
All the above will be sold at bargain
as a'widle or separate. Apply soon to
j. u. Ale&aRdef,
TazoweitC. Fl. Va:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-05-18
WHAT AM L TO DOT

The symptoms Of Billiousness are
unliappily but too well known.
They differ in different individuals
to some extent. A Bilious man is
seldom breakfast eater. Too fire.
qnently, alas, he has an excellent
appetite for liquids but none for
solids of a morning. His tongue
will hardly bear inspection at any
time; ii it is rot white and furred,
1T is rough at all events.
The digestive system is wholly
ont Of order and Dirrh0ea or Con.
stipation may he a symptom or the
two may alternate. There are often
Hem0rrhoids or ever loss Of bloUl.
There may be giddimess and often
headache and acidity or ffatulcnce
and tenderness in the pit of the
stomach. TO correct all this II not
effect a cure try GREEN'S August
F2o'gerit costs bit triflc ana thou.
sands attest its efficacy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-05-18
THE SOUTHWEST

Leying tho track on the Elkhorn
Division Of the Norfolk 81 Western
Railroad will bo commenced next
week and pushed rapidly AHEAD uns
til completed, which will be about
the 18th proximo. file contractor;
Mr.. H. Fairfax, is to DO compliment
ed for tho encrs3 he has displayed
i'll grading this difficult work. He
first broke ground May IL, 1887, aud
ere the close of twelve months will
turn tht job over to the authorities.
When it is considered TINT he has
tunneled Flat Top Mountain $3.50
feet, through vein of cold, thing
unprecedented in rnilrouding; and
scooped out bed along the side of
rock.ribbed mountain about ten
miles into Mcdowell county, in the
short space of time mentioned, we
can moro rendily appreciate what lie
has accomplished. During tho con-
struction OF the tunnel, boy WINS
killed by afalling rock, which was
the only casualty TINT marked the
hazardous undertaking.
The five coal companies, for tho
handling of whose freight this road
was built; are straining every nerve
be in readiness for the incoming
transportation, and when under full
sail will lmnllo millions of tons of
coal and coke yearly: There is ono
thing tlrat strikes tlro traveller with
surprise as he traverees those famous
coal fields; and that is tire different
attitudes of which veins of coal crop
out OH mountains side. Almost nj
its summit, then midway and Mt it's
base can the DIRK lines be seen which
indicate the coal strata But these
are tho mysterious creations, through
chemical agencies, of an ull-wise
Providence. When we think of the
inexhaustible stores Of this great
commodity, sufficient to warin the
continents for centuries to come, we
are lost IN Roanoke Times.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-05-18

Across this plateau, from east to
West with a bridge at either side, the
line ofthe Clinch Valley Railroad is
located, the depot site being about
midway between the BRIDGES east and
west and at tho foot of tho ridge
north. In front and to the south of
this lie, in the form of d rsctangle;
the grodnds of the railroad company.
1t Is OF the east, south and west
sides IF The company's section that
the improvements Of pfiyates parties
are making.
On the east; Besides Ills o@h I'M
provelhents. Judge j. p Kelly has
sold lots to parties who will improve
at once, and on the south and west
Captain @. A. Fudge has sold prop
srty for the same purpose.
Cnpt. Fudge has let to contract n
large two story Brick business house,
and the contractor; Jas: Cousins is
NOW milking the brick on the grounds.
Messrs. Stras Brothers nre erect.
ing Warehouse 50x15O feet.
Mr.. j. Bane Higginbothain is ready
to let to contract a double, two,
story brick business block.
Judge Kelly has about completed
a very handsome dwelling, and has
another well under way.
The same putty has built tlifoo
story planning mill adjoining his flour.
ing mill, which has capacity to turn
out large quantities of well executed
work.
MIR. Brookman has completed a
handsome cottage, and other dwell
lings are to BE erected at an early
day.
Two frame store houses will be
begun within few weeks in add
ton to those already mentioned.
Parties are negotiating for the
erection of large hotel building
which will undoubtedly be built.
Other, in fact many other improve.
ments ARE almbBt assured, and all
this before the influence of com.
pleted railroad is felt.
AS to improvements by the rail
road company. force of hands is
constantly ut work grading for the
depot site and side tracks, which are
to DO along the base of the ridge and
entirely out of the way of all i'm
provements and streets. The com.
pany has graded md macalam.
lied the streets on the west and south
of its property, continuing the south
street us part of the county road
westward to new crossing of the
river, where bridge is building un.
der contract by Sir. r. G. treson.
On the whole this is busy, bust.
ling, wide.a wake place. and the i'm
petus received promises to make of
it place of no little importance.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-05-18
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE
Bank Of Tazewe1l

AT TAZEWELL C. H.,
IN THE STATE or vIIurNIA,
AT the Close OF Guinness, April Both,
1883.
RESOURCES.
loans and discounts, Sft4,635. SO
Due from National
Banks, 8,Os5. Os
Due from State Banks
and Bankers, 2s,52e.84
Real Estate, Furniture
Fixtures, $4,000
Cerrent expenses and
taxes paid, 785. 100
Specie 4,100. 12
Legal tonnder notes' 1880. 90
Total sf5s;o72. 1e
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in s 1856. 90
Undivided profits, 1885. rs
Individual deposits
subject to check, 8e,4S1. 10
Time certificates of
deposit, se,1s5.o7
Certified checks, 500. 90
Due to National
Banks, 5S&.8e'
Private Banks and
bankers, t,abl.5s
Total si5s. 97e.12
COUNTY OF TAzEwEEL,;} IS:
I, GEO. w. GILLESPIE, Cashier of
the above named bank, do solemnly
swear that tho above statements is'true
to the best of my knowledge and Belief.
GEO. w. GILLESPIE. Cashier.
Subscribef and sworn to before me
this 10th day of May, 1888.
/. l.. CHAPMAN,
Commissioners in Chancery for the
Circuit Court.
Correct attest
JOS. STRAS. 4
a. j. MAY,