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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-25
HARRISBURG, Dec. 10, 1899.

Mr.. PouLsoN,-You will have observed nv
me extras" and regular papers here. that there
is controversy going on, whether there was an
organized mob here last week or not. In this
Cochran has earnestly participated. He has hai
the audaeity to deny, by "proc lamation." that
there was at any time mob here or any tbno
more than usual assemblage ofthe citizens at
the opening of the Legislature. He has seen
nothing but quiet and order. Who after this
would believe that the Shei ifF himself was one
OF the leaders the mob? Especially, who that
KNOWS how honorable in some countries, and in
some sections 81 the Office of Sheriff? Yet
such Is the fact, the very Sheriff who made the
proclamation referred to- and whose duty it was
10 preserve the peace, has been himself bound
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gs5 Dollars Reward.

AN insane man, by the name Of BRITTON
~ PIERCE, left Chesterfield, N. II, he Goth Of
Oct. and was last at Piermont, the Saturday
night following. The man is % years of age.--of
sandy beard-dark brown har--wi,h three moles
on his left cheek-dark gray eyes, ono of which is
little crossed. He dressed when he le Il with
snuff colored frock coat, black pantaloons and
vest calf skin boots and silk hat, and is about FIVE
feet and SIX eight INCHES high, and sloutly built.
Whoever will take into custody and safely deliver
the said person, TO the subscriber at Chesterfield,
to VIM. Pierce of Lyndon, VT. shall receive the
above reward. --
EBENEZER PIERCE.
Chesterfield, N II. Nov, 2S, 1898. 70--4w
p Printers respectfully invited to insert
tho aboye,
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LOWER CANADA.


correspondence Of he Commercial .4dUcrtiser.
MONTREAL, Tuesday night, Dec. 10.
" The court martial assembled Yesterday morn.
ing but adjourned soon after, owing, 1t is said to
since. 1t is pretty certain that the government has
got itself into dilemma, with regard to the trial
Cardinal and others, by court martial, which i,
will have some difficulty in getting out Of The
motion to be made tomorrow by A p. Hart Esq
before the judges, will, it is said, completely ex
pose the shallowness OF Sir John Colborne's legal
advisers There is scarcely doubt that the Judges
WI. give their opinion against the legality of The
wnoie proceedings. The loyal inhabitants are be
ner IN which the acts of the government are framed
Ana II the proceedings had against the twelve pris-
oners recently tried by court martial are nuIlified,
ton will be carried against the law oc"rs Of
CROWN Wv '"" o''cers OF lhe
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-12-25

over, under heavy penalty, as one of the ringlea'
ders oi,he mph and by Judge too of his own
party. 7,. .-. ......
But this sheriffhns now organized regular
posse-and such police! Charles Minich,
another Of the rioters at the head, and gam
bers and outcasls of all kinds at the tail. These
men are every day paraded at the Capitol-for
appearance merey-and yet there has been no
|mob!-PhlI ADJ,
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Inc Wing party in the Legislature Of North
carolina, have determined to instruct their Sena-
tors on the Sub-Treasury and Mr. Clay's Land Bill.
III Mr. Van Buren's sub treasury humbug was not
about done for before, the recent enormous detail
cations IN New York must finish it. Swartwout *
Price have given practical illustration of it, with
vengeance. They have now absconded with a
couple Of millions, at the least calculation.
Mr.. Forsyth, Secretary of State, has been nom-
mated for the Vice Presidency by the Tory mem
berg OF the Georgia Legislature.
The pensioners who suffered in consequence Of
the failure Of the Government Pct-the Windsor
Bank-will meet in Woodstock OH the second Tues
day Of january uoxt, to petition Congress for re-
lief
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lost

ON the road, in July last, between Capt. Lem
~ uel Hastings and my house, draft Chain,
with one hook marked J. X.
Also, sirayed from me in Nov. last, one eve
Sheep and two lambs, no. marked; likewise, one
yoarug Wether marked on the light
Any inro, nation of the above will DO gratefully
received, and reasonably rewarded.
JAMES RAMSAY.
St Johnsbury, Dec 90, 1888. 73-3w
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Bank OF Orleans.

VENIlE Stockholders OF the Bank of Orleans are
n hereby notified 10 meet al the INN Of SABIN
KELLAM, in Irashureb, the second Tuesday
Of January Next AT o'clock, r, Nj. for Tho purpose
of electing ave Directors Of said Bank for the
year ensuing
Per order Of tho Directors
GEO. C. WEST, Cashier,
irasburgh, Dec. 1898. 72-3w
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Power OF CoNsCIENcE-Suicide Of Mr.. Fur
tong.-Our readers will probably recollect, that
on he trial OF X. u. Robinson, for the murder OF
Helen Jewett, Il man named Robert Furlong, II
GROCER then doing business at the corner of
Nassau and Cedar strects-swore that Robinson
was IN ms store on the night of the murder, and
renamed there until very late hoLr; the reby
proving an a4hi and establishing the absence
Oh ROBINSON, from the scene of the bloody trag-
edy, IN opposition to the testimony of other
w'tnesses-liimates of the house. The oath of
furIohg was afterwards discovered to be false
"a loul murder therefore remained unatoned, and
pntntlHe murderer escaped the penalty due to
his crime. Soon after the acuui,ul of Robinson
uf'olg tailed IN business-acknowledged him
sell mistaken IN the man who was in his store
anu appeared To carry in his countenance nor
'r''t'i'e OF the feelings that tortured his bosom
lWi'hii. Some time since he became inteinper.
aye am" went TO sea, and recently in going from
TINS port, in The ship VXfurl, Capt. Munday.
to FoIto Cabeilo, he became greatly troubled in
nina, so much so that he was partially deranged,
and after being three days out, cried out that
Helen Jewett was on board the vessel-talked of
Robinson and murder, and told the Captain he
would not go home with him in the ship, as
Helen Jewett was on board In this state of
mind he escaped over the gunwale of the YES
sci by the main chains and avowed his deter
mination to jump overheard and drown him
SELF
The captain endeavored to indu ce him to re-
turn on deck, but he refused, and finally said
X they would give him gill of Brandy and
gill OF laudanum, he would do So The brandy
was sent to him, but he refused it, as it was not
iaudannm. little laudanum to give it the
proper odor, was then sent him, but he refused
H'saying that 1t was not strong enough, and sent
1t oack-A bottle of brandy was then offered
hun which he also rejected, and refused to return
on deck, and they dare not lay hold of him for
lear he would throw himself off Soon after,
his hand was slightly struck, by either the boom
OF something else, and he plunged off into the
sea. boat was Instantly lowered and The bo-
ny reached, and brought on deck, but the vital
spark had fed.-M Y Transcript.
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CONCERTO,

a CONCERT of vocal and Instrumental Music,
will be given at st. Johnshuy Plain Wednesday
Evening January 9th, by The ST Johnsbury Band;
under the direction of Mr.. GEO. WooD. Tho vo
PADDOCK and other Ameleurs. Particulars here
after to be published in Bills
BY order of the Directors,
III. X. FLINT, Secretary
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~ office.

THIS is to inform the public that l have qn
IL the business of Cabinet and Chair Making
heretofore carried on by me in this place. hereby
forbid all persons after this date, trusting any man
my account. also forbid all persons
settling any account or note payable 10 me without
Their forbid the delivery of any property left by my
pedar for sale without my order
SAMUEL X. WILLARD.
Barnet, lPassumpscl Dec. l, 1898 72-3w
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w % satch,

.NE or two GIRLS, TO learn the TaIlor's trade
~ by HULL CURTISS.
St Johnsbury Plain, Dec. "a, 1898. 73--'f
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TEMPERANCE MEETING. The Annual
Meeting of THE CALEDONIA co YOUNG
MEMS TEMPERANCE SOCIETY will be held
at The Meeting House st, Johnsbury Plain, on
Tuesday the first day III January next, al 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. 1t is expected that the exercises, az usual
will be of highly interesting character and 3
general attendance is requested Tho younger
part OF community are especially invited to be pres
ent. The Executive Committee have made ar
Engagements with Nj Boardman, proprietor Of the
Temperance House, to ACCOMMODATE the friends OF
temperance on the occasion.
j. F. SKINNER, Sec.
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O. Some Of the Van Buren, papers an
Shameless enough 10 declare that there has bee|
no mob or riot NJ Interchangeable nothing h'
been done which ought to excite any alarm q
indignation among the people! Yet il is we
ators and Representatives have been driven on
of the Halls ofthe Capitol by an infuria ted pop
ulnce, led on by The officers of the Government
and the authority Of the legislative, the execu
tive and the civil magStrncy, openly defied an
treated with contempt.-Yet, say certain Of tn
Van Buren, presses, there has been no mobr--n
riot-no violence.
A Justification OF such imp ,ralleled scenes q
disorder, is far more alarming than the rebellio
tself.--It shows TINT n worm is gnawing at ih
Iroot.-BoSfon Journal.
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FROM HARRISBURG.

Up to the 18th every thing was quiet IN the
town. The two branches of the Legislature as
sen,bed in the Senate Chamber on wednesday
morning for the purpose of examining the Cub
ernatorial returns, The result of the count was
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LYCEUM, on Wednesday at The schoo
house on the Plain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-29
Collie Mixture.

PENtlE above Is anever tanS remedy for that
IL variety colo, so distressing to Iuants,
AID ior which the most injurious anodyne sub
stances are too commonly given. lis safe and
"",iIins, and instead of producing costvcness. it
:,-',a!y operates gently OH the bowels.
THIS remedy has now been used for several
years. with that success and appreciation, whicl,
'n!ack medicines made To sell, cannot command.
l. Is extensively used by the best physicians in
tie "nniry, and 10 Use the language Of many n
no:hc.. acts as Il charm. While it ull,ys the
pam and lnlS the child to rest, it does not leave
behind It those unpleasant symptoms. which
l.andanum, Balcnians Drops, &c. generally pro-
sinrr. Ample directions accompany each vial;
.nl certificates Of its efficacy (f rcguired cal, be
produced! from I'll" most respectable citizens of
Carolina and Georgia. For sale by
KITCHEN Il ROBERTSON Hamburg.
EDW. WEBB, .1ni,rSon C. H.
WM. lIACKEIl'. Prndlcton c. IT,
DIR. J. MINIS, Edgcfcld {. II.
Feb ) 1883 If
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THE THOROUGH BRED HORSE
GUY RIVERS

y" ILLstan the ensuing Spriug Season
w at my stable at the Ridge, ald other
places in the District. For particulars see
Hand Bill And will attend at each place
every ninth day afterwards ,urin. the Sea-
son, & will be lc, to Mares a, tic following
prices; SO the single visit. sig the Season
and Sl5 to insure Il mare with ioaI. In
every instance the insurance money will
become due as soon as the mare is known
to bo with toal or exchanged A company
of seven mares shall be entitled TO a dcduc-
tion of 81 OH each mare by one mans be-
coming Responsible for the whole. All pos
iblc care taken to prevent accidents, but
will not be responsible for any.
PEDIGREE
GUY RIVERS was sired by Ran,olph's
Janus. his dam by Carolinlan, grand dam
by Bedford g. <. dam by Dionedc, s. G. g.
dam by Quicksilver, out of Shark Mare.
Randolph's Janus, and Carolinian were
both sired by Sir Archy, aud The g. g, g.
dams ofboth were sired by imported Janus.
In purify Of blood Guy Rivers is unsur-
passed, in beauty of color and symmetry
Of firm. will compare with The best horses
Of the dav. ISAAC JONES.
Ridge, Feb. 27, tf4
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RttIgeUtEye .aCtydeslsy.

The exercises Of this institution will com.
mcncc on Monday The 5th of the present
Inst under the direction of Francis Moody,
q native of Virginia, who has had consider
able experience in his profession. We in
vite the attention of Parents and Guardians
to the locality Of The Ridgeville Academy,
which, in our opinion, il a place not sur
pusscd for health, Ivy any in the Up Country
and respectfully solicit share of their pa
t.onage. Board can be procured in respccta-
bic families aud convenient to the Academy
nj from to SS per month.
RATES OF TuITIoS.
Spelling, Reading, and Writing
per Quarter So OU
The above with Arithmetic and En-
glish Grammar, 5 90
The above with Geography, History,
Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, Rhetoric, &c. Z 90
COL. NJ. WATSON
A. WATSON,
BE-. BOATRlGIlT.
MAI Il. WATSON. I Trustees.
T.. w. PERRY,
LEWIS HOMES.Esq
Feb: 6. 1888 til
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SILK CULTURE.

HNIIE MORUS MULTICAULIS, or the
Il Large Leaf Chinese Mulberry.
3.unO TREES, The produce from
10000 cuI"rINGs, Gs'"ss t,., ."ass,,. Of the f""
The price Of Trees, ,rithom side branches
Indcr feet, - cents each,
Over y and under feet SD cents each,
Over feet, 80 cents each.
Cuttinys-Onc eye, 50 per thousand,
Two :. 50
Three" Is
The Tree s easily propagatcd from Cuttings
and the growth i'll the Southern States is nisrc
than double that in the Northern. in the same
time. or the Cuttings obtained from Prince &
Son, nt Flushing, Long Island, but II in 100 pro-
dIlccd trees; ottllc Cuttings from hicn more than
15 from 100 was obtained, and the height of them
is from to 10 feet the present year. They should
be put into tho ground between this and the ls
of April. The above Trees and Cuttings arr for
sale by JONATHAN MEiGS,
Augusta, Georgia.
N. B.-Thcy will be cacimIly packed aud sent
to order, on remittance accompanying the order
Tue Cuttings can be sent by Stage.
Jan q, 1853 2m so
The Chronicle & Sentinel, Charleston Courier,
Coiumba Telescope, Grrcnvillc Mouninccr
Ed2ehcid Advertiser, Athens Banner, Millcdgu-
vile Recorder, Macon Telegraph, Columbus En-
q,rrer. and Savannah Georgian, will publish the
above weekly, for two months. and send their
bilis TO tins otcc.-I"gmSin COnSiitnt;maiiSi.
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TIL e HORSE
NULLIEIER.

NV IL taud the ensuing scn at
W Thirty Dollars the Season, Twenty
Dollars the single leap, and Fifty Dollars
insurance, 1T the plantation Of Captain
William Is. Mays, four miles below Edgc-'
field Court House, OH the Stage road lead
ing to Augusta. Amplo preparation for
care and attention to mares will be inadc.-
They will be pasturcd and fed on grain, (if
rcquired,) at twenty five cents per day
Accidents, escapes, sickness, &c. at the
risk of the owners, although every attention
will be paid to prevent them.
DESCRIPTION.
NULLIFIER, is beautiful BAY, hand.
somcly marked with delightful coat of
hair, which shcws his superior stock. His
appearance is communicable is of the
greatest power, substantially and strength.
lie will be eight years old this sprin.-is
full l6hands high having superior size, large
homes, and is as we'll musccllcd as any other
Eorse, III this or any country, and has as
much durability.
N. B.-Any person who will make up
company OF five mares, and hccolnc re-
spnns'blc for 1bc payment will have the
privilege OF pulSShS them III twenty five dol
lars the Season.
The Season will commence the fifteenth
vi tuV Cutl Oh tic ttnlil Ot June.
Fifty cents to the groom in every instance
Performance Of NuNiGcr'$ Colts.
NULLIFIER'S COLTS arc now run
nlns as well as any colts in this country. q
On the Norfolk course, Spring term 1857
Jauc Rowlct by Nullilirr, three years old,
beat the Swecpstakc race, mile heats viii
ming the first and second heat. Time min
~ scc.-l min. SO sec. Sec Turf Reg.
July, 1887 p. 476.
On the Broad Rock Course (Va) Fall
meeting, w. X. Johnson's b. +. by Null
fer. three years old, run Il Sweepstakes. two
mile heats, for which four other colts of the
best stock, were entered. This race was
lost by Nullilicr's colt, but she was second
best, and contested the race mos, gallamtly.
The last heat is pronounced very in,crcs-
ting and the best heat during tic " eek. See
Il. Reg. Nov. 1897 p $50.
On tho unicn e.. y course, Fall meeting
Antonettc by Nulliiicr. won the Sweep
stakes for three year olIs, two mile heats,
winning the two first heats. Sec Am Il,
Reg. Nov. 1897 p. $50
Feb. !, 1883, tf:j2
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tCokcsIiury Female Academy.

"RS. WILSON respectfully announces to
YH the public that she has resumed the duties
of her School. Thankful for the patronage she
has heretofore received, she pledges herself to
devote her unrcmtcd attention to the intcllcc
t,,almprovcmcnt of the young ladies committed
to her care. She has associated with her, in the
duties other School. Grn,cman. a graduate of
the South Carolina College. Minister of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Good boarding can be furnished at 50 to $40
per month.
The Scholastic year will be divided into two
Sessions, comprising five and u half months per
Session.
Terms Per Session.
Orthography, reading, writing, grammar
aud arithmetic, $40 90
The above with introductory geography,
modern history, derivatives. Use OF the
globes, &c. /: Is 90
The above with geography, ancient and
modern history ancient and modern,
introductory astronomy and botany 20 OO
The same with natural moral and i'll
tellcctun philosophy, chemistry, logic,
composition, botany, algebra, &c. 81 90
Music, : 80 90
French, : 90 90
Latin aud Greek, {: 90 90
Drawing and Painting, !: 90 90
Terms PAID ~ ADvAScE.
COkesbury. Abbevillc, Feb 24, 1898 di
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Petit Gulf Gotten Sec.l.

VHsliE Subscriber oilers for sale about OSE
THOUSAND Bushels of PETIT GULF
COTTON $ ZEE De the product of an I'm
rortation direct from the Hills Of Petit Gulf ia
1875. Also, few bushels imported from the
same place the last year. This Seed has been
carefully selected from the early and best part of
the last years crop. Price of the former - ce.:,s
aud the latter so cents per b,,sl,cl. Early appl-
cation must he made ut his residence on Horns
Creek, Edgciield District, on the Stage Road
and five mics below the Village, opposite Horns
Creek Meeting Horse and about four hundred
yards from lIc road, Oh tho right side. going
down TO Hamburg.
ROBERT WATTS.
Jan %, 1888 d So
The cnvillriMounthincc and PendIcton
Messenger are requested to give. the above two
Insertions, and forward their accounts TO this Of.
flee for pnyrlnnt.
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PROCLAMATION.

bY HtS t1cfHcnry PIERCE NJ. Butler,
ISQ L"urhor ant Comm0dcr-in- (Hicf
IN amt orcr Tie STATE IF .ScuM CcroiinG.
'" IiEREAS information has been re-
w ccivcd by this Department that :,
certain tree man of color, named Tom
Archer, was. on or about the 18th of Marc!,
last, icloniouSly taken and carried awav
from The house of Widow Hill, near tho
Fish Dam Ford, 10 Glc District of Chester.
ny TWO White men. no called themselves
Alexander Archer and Harris.
Now KNOW YE, That to the intent the soiJ
Archer and Harris may be brought to legal
trial and condiSn punishment, for the alb
dnctIon and offence aforesaid, | do hereby
oitcr reward OF three hundred, dollars for
the apprehension and delivery Of the said
Archer and ffnrrts, o. ono hundred and Eifty
dollars Tor the delivery ofcithcr of them, into
any Jail i'll this State.
IT Is also stated thai two whic men of the
above names were AT Kingston, in Au,auna
county. Alabama, about the Slh or 9th OF
AprIi last with The said boy Tom Archer,
and there offered him for sale as a slave: but
on the said boy declaring he was freeman.
II" sale could be effected; and that thew
carried HIM from there, and said they were
going to Grccnsborougl.
Given under my hand and the seal or,bc
State, this 2lst day Of December, 1887.
II. NJ. BUTLER.
L- :. BY the Governor.
Is. III. SAXON,
Secretary Of State.
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Look ut TIliS.!

Nh Y imported Jack DUBLIN, five years
IvA old. will stand Il, my stable. only three
miles and half west of Ed.ciiclI Court
tiousc, the ensuing Spring Season, and he
let TO mares at tho following prices viz: s.
the season and S'S TO insure Il mare to he
with foal. In all cases where mare is
put by the insurance. the money will be
considered due when it is asccraincd that
She is in foal or transferred. All possible
caro- will he taken To prevent accidents but
will not be responsible for any. The
Season to commence the tenth of March
and end the last of juno. =.
w. II. MOSS.
Feb. %, 1888 tfI
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

Patrick Duncan, vs. Margaret
Henderson, John Richcy, IL Bill To
OF William Hodges, jun. and MoItgagc.
ofNViiiam Hodges sen.
III appearing TO my satisfaction that of thu
= defendants in this case Ja,ncs l.. Hodges
Richard Hodges, John or John w. Hodges,
Walter or Wat. Hodges James Stone and Eliza
beth his wife, Jesse Williams and Lucy bis wife,
james Ionlson or James Towncs aud Polly his
wife Wiley Cu,nmirs and Frrnliy his wife, and
Sarah Hodges, heirs Of William Hodges, ir and
OF William Hodges, sen. reside beyond the limits
OF this State: Ordered that they do scvcrally ap-
pear and plead. answer ar dcmrlr to the above
n'rntioncd bill. within three months from the
'a'c oi the publication hereof. or :hr S;,idb WILL
ls to them respectively, be taken pro rontcss0
WIN. &. BLACK. {. r.. 4. d.
Comnl'r'S Office, Feb. 2;;, I-;S ac3
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
~ E,H Trg,yrV

Patrick Dancan, vs. Aug us,inc !
Armod, Rcubin Robertson. Eli to
Rachel Bigham, and The heirs i"rrcio$c
p. Delphi.
II appearing 10 my satisfaction ta, William
II Lyon and Virginia $. his wife, Judge I
DELPHI, VIM. =. Delphi Robert J. Delphi, Mary
+. DELPHI. Martha G Drlph, & I.onSia T.. Delphi
heirs of Robert =. Delphi some of the dcl"n-
dans in this case, reside beyond the limits of this
State: Ordered that they do ScvcraIly appear
and plead. answer or dcml,r To the Bill aforesaid
within three months from the date Of the publ
cation hereof or the said bill WILL Us to them re-
srcctivcly, be taken pro rOnfSso.
WM. e. BLACK, c. z. 4. ID.
COmmr's Office, Feb. 2G, 1888 ac5