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4 SHORT CATECHISM

Far Tic udCpcHdCRt GtcrS ~ FkrgiHth
Are you in favor Of National Bank:
Arc YOU in favor of high protective Tariff:
Are YOU in favor Of Internal Improvements by the
General Governments
Are YOU in favor Of raising revenue than is re-
Guircd hy the wants of the Government:
Are You in favor OF 4 atitudnous construction Of the
Constitution:
Are you in favor investing Congress with the power
TO cgsate for the abolition of slavery:
Arc you in favor of taxing the shareholder to raise
fund TO pay him for his property:
# goa arc, rote for Gen IiarTSoS-ht IS your man?
Are you opposed to National Bank:
Are You opposed 10 high protective Tariff:
Are YOU opposed TO Internal improvements by the
General Government:
Are you opposed to the raising more revenue than is
required by the constitutional wants of the Government
Are YOU in favor of strict construction of the Con-
stitutlon ?
Are you opposed TO any interference by Congress with
your slave property
Are you opposed 10 taxing the STAKEHOLDER Tor the
purpose Of paying him for his slave:
you arc rotc for Martin Van Buren-hei is your man.
[LynchJurg Democrat.
Gen. Harrison appears to he man OF contingen,
ces" If the Wing presses are to be relied upon, and
they certainly good authority on the subject he has
no fixed and settled opinions. Id is contingent
Bank man, con,ngc Tarifite, contingent"
Internal Improvement man, "contingent Emancipa-
ZIONIST, the contingent Clerk of Hamilton county,
Ohio, /" contingent candidate for the Presidency
and he has been been dragged through the streets OF Phi
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gSss?E Ri&'z'hG.
FROM FLORIDA.

(F-or, the L,r!sonriHc Con'jcr, Sept. go
The Tennessee volunteers. with Governor CAL tlc'r
hcad are a, Suwanncc Old Town Gen. Jei up, with the
IT, s Troops and Creek Indians. is ut Iar'" or on the
Ouhachuchy The troops IN this section, under va
ior Pierce expecting orders ha'iy-l" 'n;'fGh Coi'
Downing aid TO Gov. Call will. with proper escort,
reach this place Sunday next, on his way TO JON Tie
Communicative Chief! Warkc stores are being deposit
cd I, different points The work goes hraTe!y on
On Tuesday last Col Warren reached this place l:o'
Ncwnansril!c 4 turlough oi a ley" days
From Kim we learn that the 22d inst. the Indians
took from Mai AInpc<, Faymastcr, u. ). A. his horses
while at Fort Mills on his way to Ncwnunsvic. lhey
also took several belonging TO his esq orr part OF zap
ains Browns and Pnrshs companies OF Florida v"lnn,
.ers MAKING in all twelve horses taken. On tie 2'1d
Mai NJ reached Ncwnausve and sick OF the bilious
fever ,
Col Warren left that Post the = 9Th. lie no lnd.
an signs his way. and suppose the enemy were ~?
?rz; n the approach OF the troe s, WHICH are Oh 'e'
wav to their strong holds.
Coz Call with between 1s0C and 1860 men: consist
inr Of the Tennessee volunteer. and the c"n SOLDIER
o Middle and West Florida, wa to cross the river 2nwah
nee Monday or Tuesday las. The Governor intend
marching immediately for the Na"n
Gen rsup with lCH0 cgr lars aEt; 600 Indians was
either At Isif)1 Bay AZ tIc mouth OF the on!h!a
chucly.
GOV. Call has made rcquison The States Of
Grorria and South Carolr. for volunteers or militia 70
be sent immediately Florida. lie expects To have up
| wards ofG.GOO men in the field in twenty days
Col. Warren says Moth ny has been seen or heard Of
III. Indians since the vic orv which the under his
command gained N'.wnansrir. This w!ll be COIL
srrcd one Of the most important and brilliant achieve
mcnts u this war, whcr its victories and defeats become
matter of history.
TuE SENIyuIE WAR-'rhc ApnachicnIa Gazette Of
the 9th ult says-Betwern nine hunredand thousand
friendly Creek Indians under those brave and intelligent
Chiefs, Paddy Carr, and Jim Boy, and about 300 u s.
Marines arrived here during the past week, IN the
steamers La Flua Reir. Deer, Hyperion Minerva, and
Anna Calhoun distinction The seat Of war in Tie PENN
sua to operate against the Scminocs. These friendly
Indians have been the service Of the y. s. IN the late
campaign against the hostile Creek, and have ever acrd
in the best filth towards their white allies. and have
evnced the ulmos. bravery and good conduct in the
! fold
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been removed from his command and ordered I" Mexico
to answer to the charges brought against him. Our IN
formaut adds that all tranquil ut Maalnoras WITH
ae left and that there 800 troops at That place.
We observe, however by circular: dated ~ IN sept
xuncd by several officers of the army that lle troops
loudly complain Of what is going on in Mexico II seems
that they have knowledge OF the appointment OF bravo
and another military Chletain, but neither the one nor e
other nomination acceptable to them They socit NoH
grcss strcnuousy 10 appoint Urea as Commander
in Chief This document adds that the CITY 10 IN Pecu
niary embarrassment: money to pay the soldiers ana
the officers nor any ralons TO furnish them with hat inc
government goes at foolish and needless expenses send
nr ten more pieces IF cumnon when there Is already -
nieces Of cannon NlaamoEas, which more than st
Gent for The campaign. All this say the sSnes Is to put
9 10 InU yer cent. III the pocket OF Manuel barrera:
Comrnssary General of the army.
The circular terminates by declaring, that HncA
cloud envelopes the affairs of the approaching campaign
that is inross 10 iorctc The result but that sooner
ar later this cloud will burst, and that there VIII lie
number Of persons who viii not be al all pleased WIFI
The rain.
rhc Mcrcurio of the OH informs us. that the LcraF
Indians Eatl committed great Gcpredaons on both SIDES
nf The Allaru Colorado. At the Rancho de Ia INr!ta
they had killed number of persons, and captured
ounntv of horses and mules.
The same ndians have also committed many other &C.
p.cdatnns and murders.
Alcxicn if we should Judge from these accounts, np'
nears to be cncompasscd Ly difficulties what viii be The
final issue time alone can show-Grc
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Richmond, Va, Friday, Oct. VI
ELECTIONS.

The Richmond Wing is raising the shout Of y;c,o-r
wi,hou, rhyme or reason. Our republican friend, -:
too well acquainted with lis Reckless crccr. ever ,
placc the slightest reliance in It's assertions We wan
il: friends how they believe it. We point them 10 T. -,
which cannot lie disputed We call upon then: 20 f.. ~
of the future by the past. When has ii not d.cr,v
them abou, The Evclions: When were lis woods cy.
made good When were its statements ever cor.ina, .
oil lis predictions ever fulfilled,
The whrltur SlHngwianger Is 1t It's old tricks ava.
With the view Of keeping up the spirits Of lis ;I.rn. H..
is putting forth the most cXtravagant tous up
elections ri Georgia, Psnnsy van!a. ana Ohio >.
there are signs that Georgia is gonc-that prnusy;
viii 90 for Harrison. Ii trump; mp Ge.. .
tale about the Catholics carrying the Van h,
Inspectors in PtShurg.-As 10 Ohio, il cs,,.s,
by an hurrah ut once, for the Hero OF the 'Ia.a,
Onc would have supposed, that II the Wing A4I ..,
possessed of particle of discretion. il would have v
for the returns which now on their way To- Us L.,.
davis mail viii bring them To US from Georgia, pvnr,.
yania and Ohio. Ia the course Of the next Wee .
shall hear Tie state of the polls ~ al! these States m
as tic Whg has already so lar before the wind r
feel ourselves bound 10 offer few remarks By W.:
caution, to both friends and foes.
GEoRGlA.-Tle prospect is brig htcning Upland Sc
sce no ADEQUATE reason for any thing like the prea
eyuI,a.ion ollle Whg Why all the Georgia PIE
,hahu we have seen shy and reserved in their estimate
None Of the Augusta Representatives tie Rcp!l.r7.
Consu,onalsl nor the Nn!iIi!catlon Chronicle r.>
sed the shout OF victory, or uttered any note OF DE- s:
The fact Is that ley sho" SOME ht!e prudence about @
matter They are waiting for additional returns tor,,.
the fortune OF the day. Such would be the ofcy5:
Editor who possesses particle Of common disceta
But not so is the harum scarum icitrr-skcltcr. wr
who passes for the organ OF the Why's in Virgin
lie ,iashcs on through thick and hln, Ike join. g..
pin going to Edmonton. lie listens to no couas..-,
| He waits for no adequate returns. How olrH ..,
he been cautioned not TO ha!loO jliorc he RS m; o..
tic nood He pretty sanguI"e about tie
Of the Wings in Georgia VIII he be pleased 10 ;,c.
lrc, that when he burst out into strain q: l:IGnj.
had scarcely heard from nIore than half do~.n IA.
ties viii ne be pleased to consider, that % tbs IT,,
mcn zee have received the retUrnS o! but - c0uUy
of 90 into which the State is dvIird--A"t what 3.
summary in them: Here they arr--
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DANIEL COLEMA \,
JAMES GARLAND,
JOSEPH NJ. TERRY,
WIN. l.. GRAHAM,
WIN. Nj. TREDWAl.
SDf
(Lrnm Mc .SnrnRnnh GCNrEi0N.
Plttsylyania, County, October |, 1896

(iTOH The SdCGRndh GfDTgNh)
Arain has old Chatham spoken-Agaln does the Star
spairlcd Banner triumphantIy. Having cameo
since the last election, two stars on lis azure irI
the concentrated brliancy of the Constellation: appaS
the crest fallen Serpent Of Notification, and again that
Serpent wrthcs with the stripes it has dared to cico"n
fer There is no mistake in the Democracy OF Chat
ham Although faithful candidate for Sraai"T-"!'
thouuh our lac worthy Representative. w. W. Go'dnn'
were both absent all tic summer, their Claims u" U't
Democracy have not been lorgutlcn aud the man men
OF Chatham have shown themselves at s'crn"r SUI!
than to be deceived By the cry oil an EHrc"s urged
as political sin against their regularly nominated chihI,
dates Clirgng 10 their principles, they have rl"c'rI
Van Barren men to carry ont those principles Should
we no, rejoice in this result evidence III what ilcy
will do in November next. when the cry oil 1tDtt"atS
arans Van Buren, will b. treated as the IDLE wind
The candidate of the Democracy, then, will the garr-
nr of the Democracy cviucc that they heed not the lur
clarnors Of Jthiggcry or .EH!iyic0ticn.
Oar candidate Tor Senator has beaten his opponent
lIS vol.s although there 203 votes pnlcd For Sc
major less than last ycar-wlIcn he beat Dr. scfSEch,
his Uhrn) opponent, III votes. ~
Our whole ticket has beaten the opposite ticket l'2
yo,cs-and our ticket FOR the House, whose average ma
iury last year lG., is This year although the r"
was smaller by upwards OF 200 voes) 100 aiIca W I'm
this result what apprehension can exist that On" C""t
harm wi!! ever be found supporting other than correct
principles.
l. iln
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from tie .Ncn fOrh GaSette.

STILL LATER ffOSl ENHI'HND
The packet ship England, Capt Waite, from Liver
nco which came into port Saturday, has put us IN
possession of English papers to The 81 ut inclusive
Their contents not of very interesting character.
The dates from Paris are to the 3lst OF August at
which time no dcfnve arrangements had been made
for forming Il new ministry NJ DuchalIe, NJ. Guzl-
or NJ Mole and ii. de Monalivct, had had interviews
with the King but there appeared to be obstacles to an
arrangement which should include all these gentlemen
NJ Theirs proposed 10 quit France for Germany or Italy
The accounts from Madrid are to the Odd OF August.
No serious disturbances had taken place since the loth
hr. the inhabitants in Il state OF alarm. Gen Cor
dova had arrived in France from Span having been cH-
uoscd 10 considerable danger his way. Nina had re-
signed his command in Catalonia, on the plea OF III
health The command OF The army had dcTo!red on
Espartcrc, who Had been engaged against Gomez, with
success.
very extensive fire occurred in London. at South
wark on the :Dlh Of August, which destroyed al The
valuable warehouses Jennings wharf. Other hud.
ings, and property 10 the amount OF l0OOW 1t IS Sad
to have been the most extensive conrgcaon which had
bccm Witnessed in London since lI'i.
Several persons in high office Generals, Colonies
and UIcmnshav been secretly put TO death by The
Sultan, in consequence OF conspiracy discovered al
CunstaH"opc in the beginning oi August
The Bank Of England Directors, on the LIST of Sep,
tcihcr resolved tn raise the rate OF interest on bills and
Noes discounted, t. per cent
Money vas very scarce in England. The London
Morning Herald contains the annexed statement ~ re-
lalon to the refusal OF the Bank Of Eng land u di>coun,
American bills, which antc pard measure has been al
ready noticed. $500
With regard to the Liverpool and Manchester bills
onaGcd the export trade to the u S, which were 60
cccss thrown out last week 20 the establishment OF the
whole trading interest. who knew the perfect sodl'y o
them. sort Of compromise appears t" have been come
10. On the news reaching Liverpool dcputalIon was
sent up To confer with the directors the subject and
they had conference, on Tuesday. with the Governor
and Deputy Governor and Nj Ilorsiey Palmer. After
full discussion all the points at issue, they wcrc
given TO understand, that no obstacle would now 5s
thrown in The way Of dscounting American bills arising
cut Of fair business transactions, though wish was eX
pressed The part Of the Bank 10 check such foreign
Stock transactions would have tendency to drain the
country of specie. Between these and the Legitimate
transactions of commerce, the Bank directors, IT they
understand their business, should always be able to dis
i;nguis; and such declaration therefore quite su
rcrnucus
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Mr. Van Buren, is ennphalically and truly, the friend
of the Unon the best friend OF our liberties Ills srrFi'
ccs for nearly forty years in the ranks OF the Republican
party, are great and numerous ne was tne
strenuous advocate Of the Republican ADMINISTRATIONS OF
Jefferson and adson the sincere and decided oppostf OF
the coalition of Clay and John q Adams ana fought,
with distinguished ability, by the side OF randolph, OF
Macon of Barbour and Rvcs, against that Admlnistra'
ton and aided powerfully in eirctng its overthrow by
the election Of General Jackson. He The efficient and
dreaded friend of the Republican party rs opposed to The
combination of Nuililcrs Bank men, Internal Improve
mcnt and Tariff men, 5luclig Frderas!s and Aboll-
tionss-lo this he is pledged, conmlltcd aud decided
We have proved, clearly and positively, that Judge
W!:tr, the least objectionable "! The Wing candidates,
carrot by possibility he elected That, allowing hI'n
every vote in every Stale in which he is rum he cannot
be elected The issue then is clearly and distinctly, be-
tween Harrison and Van Buren,. We invite you TO com,
pare their talents their principles and services, and
choose between them Mark the sincerity OF that party
which will hold forth White as candidate, while they
are Insisting upon you to support Harrison, indirectly
and corely though ctectualy, and to oppose Tie only
who defeat the latter =.
Upon the ticket for lartin Van Buren, as President,
you wal ind Inc na'Hy {" 'H H ,n ~on ns strict
consistent and talented Republican, He is the choice oil
the Republican party of Virginia. S!an1cr isel has
not dared to assail him. rs the unilinchlng ana
powerful opponent of Notification and dlsunIon For
bis talents and principles we admire him, and rccom-
mend him your decided support for The VICE rTrsI'
dent On this subject, it is unnecessary 10 say moro
He is the choice and candidate Of the Republican party
of This State without conditions contingencies.
Fellow czens We have discharged the duty assigned
US We have addressed you not as part'zans, but IN
sincerity in honesty SolcnnIy impressed with a'sense
of the evcnu crisis at hand, charge you, ny every
biuh and solemn considerations by the value Of our liher
tics; by the sacrcdness Of Unon by the peace and
happiness and existence Of nation; we warn you as
free intelligent, rational and patriotic citizens, TO pause
and reflect upon the condition of beloved ana prosper
Gus counry to beware political aspirants 10 be watch
ul opar,y spirit Rise superior to and faction
and lock- TO your countrys veal. BE not deceived by
willy conlrivanccs or designed Glamour Be not belra
ed into the mad and fatal plot by which your tree lap
nv and PROSPEROUS Government, shall be battered loi
anarchy, for dsunion and slavery. With The people
rest The issuc-wth them is the power Our iatrs are
with lheirsour hopes rest upon their prudence ana WIS
dom-onr sympalhIes our interests, our at'Hcnneh's
our lives arc identified with theirs and must abide the
decision. ~,,,,,
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(r,cm ,Lc Sr,r York Commercial .ldrcrtiScr.)

(From the Ac,r York Commercial .iarcTtiScFJ
orrr (,,x,pA-It:E CRIsls.-Wc are III possession
or ito Opebcc papers Of Saturday, and Montreal OF
Mond,r The House Of Assembly, after an extended
and cycitur debate has adopted answer 10 the hn
Ir 10 the address Of last session, which brings Tic
difficulties between the popular and conservative oanch.
Vs. 81 the Government to crisis. The address does not
iIo, the minister's assumption, that their proceedings
i; tho last session. arose irOI IsapprrhrHSlph put per-
siss IN all former demands, and IN the resolution u
withhold all supplies, and 10 cease Tic exercise OF al "
;s.,;ve functions until those demands are granted
Smour these demands some TO when the parent ""
r1nt can never asseiit,-at least not until the con-
s,tion oc that government sln!i have undergone Fa
dic,l chonrc OF course lord Gnstnrd his no other al"
tnrn,,;va I'm, 70 dissolve lhr Parliament. The Quebec
Mercury adds cf the answer Of the House:
Il clearly shows that good can result from the au
lhorities in Downing street, continuing 10 DahuY "ouS
with these artators; they must act vigorously an"
nro,pDtlr-ior greater evils will arise from following
system Of "insnualon parlcy, and base truce, nan
from u,rrlv resistance 10 the revolutionary s'!ftV men
is now arrived arainst the government and constitution
ne il n, present exists The address cnncdCs VIII some
favorable xprcssiu.s towards tile governor pers onhy
which his cxccE!cncy can hardly receive as "onP'
menu coming rs lhcv do, at the tale OF TRADE H@a'S
the measures which his loysps friends have adopted
in regard TO this colony. -
The Montreal Courier of Monday sayS:-ln cR!Si'
MAY Sow. THEREFORE, EE sain To HAVE ARRIVED. W.
are a OF L. and would call upon al! who dss mt iron
TIC rar,Y proceeding Of the House H ASs.m:'i", an
o.r who scorn to be the slaves OF natinru lact:"n
TO culstcr well what energetic measures tho" III 81 no"
adopt for their own and ti:cif country interest some
Thing mus! be dunr.
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g0ATrESON'S TAVERN FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber wish
retire from public life will Oder private SALE, until Tho
month"; November that well known Tavern stand
hr present resides lying the county f Buckingham
road leading from Richmond Iyncmrgci.hy
miles former tho and eleven
South Buckingham house There about $50 OF
land with proportion wood land support tic
p"c-hc improvements good and suited for country Sa
priv y,is1osc fby the day toned it Will ON
that the highest bidder accommodating terms.
Any gentleman wishing urch$c WILL Of course, first view The
promises, and will 10 well 10 make early applications rs good bar
sai. he obtained. JAMES /. PAIIESDN.
tJctul,cr i6-wiwt
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ChristendJnl.-i6
Tur PEosrEcrs.-rhe Wigs arc trying TO MAKE Il
show of hope. but, much mstHken II lhn P't e
ever felt themselves in greater straits before Du
annarent success IN North Carolina they would 0e lt"
m rcld They nave il fact nothing 70 hope LOT ou! w.
Ga, Before the people, White is out ct lmc question
ard in the iss<uc between Harrison aud van n",rn,
we find many honest Wings who either prefer T Tan
Buren,. or say they will vote for n"ill'c7' v nc
Ionus laccd WING Ticket is killing 'he party. None
bu, these who prefer the Devil TO Van bnFrn; can
swallow it and faithful allegiance from suGh, TO t,e.
Devil, is no new thing: only wonder, no" some
wiz preachers can take such an ALTERNATIVE
The Republican party have every consideration 70 l
ire Them 10 he active and true to their duty Let INC:
cculions and ntrgues of the day be boldly ana tn"-
roughly exposed and b turn out Dc G %e st
H. m overwhelming majority. We contend for prnci~
pes Too dear and important to be settled by mere ma
iori.y-thcn let so for killing majority. n
vrcrorr-Nor QrIrE-.It appears the Hon: RIO no.
r,cn Everett the Wing candidate for Congress IN the
,h;rd District snot elected: that the Wings have OK
nrnded considerable gIo.licatson gratis.
'' INidM.Lurv (It) .4rcrS, 0ct9tcr i.
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s1ebss HisdsH.

LATER FROM ESGLASD.-By the arrival OF the ship
NIAGARA at Boston, we have Liverpool dates 10 the Bird
of Sept. The ship England, for New York, sailed IN
company with Tie Niagara.
There is no political news Of moment
France was still without ministry on The 3Oth OF
Sept. II said that NJ Theirs had declared ms neh'
lion Of ou,inp France unless the King recalled him.
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Van Buren, gain,

p.x.sv,x,.,,.-The Wing of yesterday, o. t,s
5isey S I had a ugly day for Ss
i Wa fear it mO made against the Wings for tnsy o
Der in their ranks large portion of s "her nn tia
community. had supposed on the os thew say t
the bad day would make Tor tie SYnrs appan,
s hny sor.s s esy he2 voters oosR
of what the Bank of the U. S. and its Ficf S'''''
would be willing to furnish .,,, deceived ,
We may be deceived-but we have oee"
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apEFORE any one becomes candidate for the Of:
q b flee Of Principal Teacher Of the Hampton Acade
N.Y. would it not be advisable that he should make the
following inquiries' viz: What is the present condition
Of the Academy and what are the causes which have
Led TO it Whether those causes still exist and if they
do whether it will be in his power if elected to remove
them, counteract their effects? What is the number
of private schools in Hampton What the number OF
pupils attending hem and what their rates Of tut
ton compared with those of the Academy? Whether
the of $780, stated in the advertisement be an indie
pendent salary, inadequate compensation to the
Teacher, for ins!ucting the pupils who are allowed to
attend the Academy, gratuitously:
Justice to those who might otherwise become candI-
dates for the above appointment requires that these su
gestions should be made.
Oct ii [46-1t] A CITIZEN OF E. c. c.
RJOTICE.-I wish to sell one thousand acres of Land
Ia lying within hundred yards Of Dinwddle
Courthouse and the plantation that reside on. Also
80 negroes twelve Of them in the State of Alabama,
len men, and young about l6 or IL years old
The negroes for cash. and the land on ACCOMMODATING
terms. JaMGo SILL
October II 46-wn
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James Rircr and knnarha C0npauY.

EN-, gfH Torn TSsTALMESrs.
"a T. meeting Of the President and Directors Of the james River
- and Kannwha Company held in the Of ync!bus, on Fri
day, the Seth day of September, lS3G:
Rcsorrd That Stockholders OF the James River and Kanawha
Company other Than the state ~ and they hereby required 10
pay the Bank of Fr.na, Of lis bfanchs
share, each share OF stock bel" by item the said Company
on before the 18th day %! November
RcEDcd That the Stockholders Of the said Company ncludn:
the State be- and they hereby required into the Bank OF
Virginia. Of its branchc Ten DOLLARS per share on each
heidi by the said Company, instruments,
DoarS share, the m day OF January and
irc dUhdrs per SHIRE, the 9th day oi May
ly order ri the President md Directors,
". D. CIITTENDEN, Srrrciary.
B-Thc instruments that have been called for Including the
-. I.