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4 voice from the slander Party.


Here is an official announcement from
the leading bulletin of the SANDER Party in
Ohio. The miserable wretch who thus at.
tempts 10 insult the people and outrage pub,
lie decency, should not be suffered TO ex-
cite indignation in the minds of intelligent
men. As mere editor he cannot excite
even the disgust Of lib raj minded men, but
these things seem TO shew to what lengths
of recklessness and desperation tie party
are driven.
'sGenerai Harrison now stands before the
world as no other man before ever stood
He is a DISGRACE to the nation, the State
of which d Is a citizen, and nothing but
LASTING INFAMY can rest upon those
who attempt to sustain him. His support
ers caQnot face public sentiment one month
in their present position"
o. Who is R. N. WIckLrFr Of Kentuc-
ky2 Can any body tell US. The most we
know of him is from his brother who edits
paper in that state. He says he is young
gentleman who has met with some political
disappointments lately.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE FIFTH VOLUME OF
.Axna1la 60 y. % l1N1. erraranan -.

1I8 1A10G Wm9@s
We present this paper to the public with
the view Of extending the circulation Of the
WING Of this city still further into the
midst Of the community in which we live.
than our present subscription extends. The.
extension of political intelligence and truth
1.-The spread of general and miscellaneous
lntormation.-the support of public morality
and the moral character Of our state. and
laboFious compensation to the proprietor and
bis family, make UP the motives for this
effort to extend our subscription list.
For seven long years we have, in this eli
lent an untiring exertion in behalf 81 III,
great cause Of political truth and the weifSto
d our country. We have opposed The lfte
and present administrations Of the general
government without hesitation and Witbo5t
compromise in an things where they have
acted, In our opinion, for the benefit 81
party regardless Of the good Of che people
And through the dark seasons Of the coun-
try, Within the last two years, when pnbliS
Wickednesa seemed TO flourish like 8 green
bay free-~When the President seemed fo rs
successful Ia carrying his party and his party
measures IN party triumph over the land ssin
spate q ne lamentations az ne people !" We
have not fau'fsred Ia q single nerve 81 res
taxed ia . single effort in the battle ofre.
form But uniformly we have maintained
the moral iaipossi5iliig Of tie final success.
Of party, and consequent overthrow Of he
people, il q country like this We ha1s
maintained an unwaivering con6dence iR
the patriotism Of the people. that they, soonef
or later control their own interest and ri8
themselves Of this immense unnecessary
evil, that now So universally paralises as
industry Of the people Of this greal country.
We have endeav0red faithfully to snresf
over the country an useful Information. such
As we, from time % Time, have lhoueht would
interest and benefit readers: and We have
endeavored . protect be public morality
and character o. The STATE gainst foreirr
and internal bicksrng ana dfs
qu'e.nde.
We PRESENT - an earnes. Oh the future
the pages of our journa| which we have az
ready published, and our promise char OUT
industry aud Perseverance shall Be- 80 lf
times IA requisiii0n % make our paper
useful o the public as within our mean1
Any person procuring fpe subscribers chaII
be entitled D one copy for theil e1erion.
TER ltS.-Ihe ANnle VIII be furnished IS
subscribers q FIVE DoLrtRg in Anr1Ccr
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TAX COLLECTIONS sAI.E

~ Viftue Of authority vested In me as AS
sesser and Collector Of taxes for Yazoo coun-
~ viii ezp ose to public sale. at the court
house door IN the town of Benton, On .Non-
day the Sd day of August 1910, far cash. 81
The highest bidder, the following property
70 Wit:--Iot No 267, assessed as the pron.
erty Of ames Warren, also lot l89 assessed
asthe property Of Rogs 4 Drake The above
named property lying and being iii the cor
Porate limits of Kazoo City, formerly .Nan-
chester, az laid down on the map Of said
town. is levied on to pay The taxes OF he
above named persons due for the year 1899
8. y. JAMES, IA. 81 g.
January 81, 1910 Prs fee S23l 3O22
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non THr wnte
20 she wild YelioW jasmine.


70 the wild yellow jasmine.
Lovely flowers il wildwood bower
The earliest flower Of Spring;
While odours rare, perfume tie air.
Thy beauties let ne sing.
Oh, when ] was playful child,
How dear loy'd the Jbsmine wild.
Iospofi beneath the wildwood hover
korm'd BY thy tendrils, lovely dover;
Was then Is sweet, as now q rove
Beside the Maid lote % love!
n early Spring, when an Is sweet.
When Natures deck'd from head To feet.
When every tree with brightness CLEANS.
And every shrub nosegay seems,
When the Maple and Red-bnd throw
A veil Of Pink upon their brow,
And Dogwood with ita crown Of snow,
Sheds lustre On The scene below
When all is bright and fair and free,
And Nature seems in extacy;
Then gentle flower, without pretence.
Thou surely clainst pre-eminenceg
Thy golden flowers more radiant seems.
Than even Soils respIendant beams,
Thy beauteous teaf, Of deepest green,
And twining tendrils modest mein.
Like lovely woman's tender form,
Thoa leansl on anOthers arm,
ooh lovely type Of human bliss,
Which makes heavenly world Of this!
Forming around some favatrsd head
4 bright and living pyramids
AZ Evergreen thy freshness grows,
UnpiPt by frosts, unchill'd By SHOWS,
While BY thy side, the yet'ran oak
"a target for the lightning's stroke!
Stands firm guardian sentinel,
Crown'd with the wreath he's won so we'll
Then lovely vine, and fav'rite mine,
This tribute let me bring,
While odonrs rare, perfume the air,
Thy beauties viii sing.
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Tribute of respect.

Al at meeting of the Manchester Fusi
tleers on Monday the 9th inst, Captain J. J.
Hughes IN the Chair; the following preamble
and resolutions were offered by +. w. Quack.
enbOss, Esq. and unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Death, the fell destroyer, has
again visited our ranks, and In his relent-
less course snaiched from our midst, in the
prime and usefulness of life, one Of our
most cherished friends and highly priced
companions.
Be i therefore Resolved, That as citizens,
soldiers and friends, We sincerely deplore
the affecting bereavement We have sustain
ed in the decease of LEmUEL II. SMlrH, late
a member Of this company.
ResoIUed, That We will ever hold dear in
our remembrance, the many virtues, the
frank and amiable disposition, the gentle.
manly department., the high and elevated
tone Of feeling, so characteristic Of our de-
ceased Brother, and engrave them deeply
upon the tablets Of our memories.
Resolped, That as an additional mark of
respect for the memory Of our deceased friend
and fellow soldier, we will wear the usual
badge Of mourning for the space Of thirty
days.
Resoioed, That committee Of three mem
oers Ct this company be appointed 10 address
letter of coincidence to the near relatives
OF the deceased, accompanied with a copy
Of the above resolutions.
Whereupon, the chair appointed the fol-
loving gentlemen said committee:-F. w.
Quackenboss, Il. II. Pease q r. McIlhenny.
Rsfotved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed BY the Chairman and
Secretary and published in the Yazoo yVhir.
III. HUGHES, Captain.
&. MDlIIEEsNTs sect'y pro. tenn;
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Dissolution.

ME Co-partnership heretofore existing
between T. 4. 8 Fl. LEAvEL, was dis
solved on the 27th tilt. By mutual consent.
All those having claims against SAID firm will
present them to HI. LeaVel lor payment. and
those owing said firm Or that Of II. z. Leavel
q Co., will please come forward and make
payment to Fl. Leavel.
T.. r. LFsAVEL,
I'll. LEAYEL.
Yazoo City, May II, 1910. 45-6t.
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KazOO City Yippecanoe club.

3 sazOO lily Allpecamoe Club.
!. AZ 9 meeting Of the Club, held al tie Club
were adopted.
On motion of ]. al Stevens,
hesotved. That delegates Sc APPOINTED 81 the
chair % attend the South Western Convention, 10
|ln August.
Whereupon Gle chair appointed The following
eele yates - W Quackenboss e. u. Gibbs, A.
stillnan, J. al. Stevens ~ III Peaee. a H Nor
!on,l '. ghes, a. liibb, S g. Matthews,V M Sub
le,s1 3 Dixon, Henry Iagan, u ~ Nye, r B Pope,
g g srIiilns 4 Il Smith, Il Hunter, ] Swart-
and ]. Connley.
On motions the chair was added 10 the commits
tee.
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TIE NEGRO WITNESSES


The Globe and Enquirer have
been filling column after column 81
their papers with explanations. Ia
tended to screen Mr.. Van Buren
from the effects of his conduct Is
the case Of Lieut.. Booe. They
may explain until doomsday. but
they cannot deny these facts
That negroes were admitted
TO testify on the trial Of George
Mann Hooe, an officer of the Ma
w Of the u States.
2 That the reception Of their
testimony was objected to By him.
and particularly insisted On IS The
ground Of error in the application
Of the President
3 That the President refused =,
interfere with the sentence Of the.
court martial.
The inevitable conclusion from
these fact IS and must Be that the
resident approved offhe introduce
non Ct negre testimony in such ca
ses iclssbsssg TZli
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Du bose = TRicIlargIsor
- 80 ColIaIssIoN 49, n.

1AIAotAA AND 1oRE1IIs5T0N hlERclIA MS.
No. 40, campl Slreel,
especiiiuily return their thanks u thei
numerous friends Tor tho very libeu
patronage bestowed On them during The pas
season, and they take this occasion 10 assure
them that they are permanently established
and expect e continue long IN the above
business. Their governing rslein business
y g do justice to all men, guard against la.
pilities, and obey instructions; ID carrying
but which they have assurances of having
general satisfaction. Their business IS con
tined chiefly TO the receipt and sale of cat.
Ten, Sugar and NoIasses, and The purchase
of goods for planiefs, whose interests receive
their undivided attention.
They confidently refer those with. whom
they have not the pleasure Of al acouain.
lance, q al for WEOIn they have ID any way
transacted business, and respectfully solicit
and hope to deserve continuance Of pat
Tonage.
Y. Orleans June ii. July $50 l3t.
n 3 Those papers that published for IS
Iast season will please insert the above week I
y ; months, and forward to us for. oayrnent;
1lso, The Verlnillionyille Gladiator win ill.,
sert as above d R
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mount g. 8 candidate ior Representative.
tho sasarsia Club BIZ N. ii. IFags,. Bantob
e r, I,g 5laeA Clubs, by VIM. Reidi Lincoln
slao, BY Dr. 9. Z. overton, all ST which re-
ported tie same nominations unanimously.
% monitor Of B. n. Corwine,
1sesOtoea, That i is expedient and proper
that Log Cabin emblenatie 81 he humble
and nnpse1ending virtues ofold Tippscanos.
shail ae erected BIZ the wings of Yazoo conn-
y, and that therefore, We most cordially
unite with the Central Tippecano Club a
Benton to carry out the object 81 this resoIu-
ton, and that the Chair appoint Committe
lofone from each delegation 10 confer togsther
and report % this convention day and
place suitable for that great purpose.
Whereupon the following gentleman were
appointed committee, r. M. Corwine, II.
4. Pease, Amos B. corwine, S. L. James,
+. Davis and n. N. Hurst: they appointed
the following, from Benton, w. II. Kemp
ton, James Bites, F. Bostic, VIM. Ried, Or.
Wilkinson. Yazoo City, = ]. Hughes. R.
Eaton Keys, F. w. Quackenboss.
On rAotian Of J. G. Lewis,
1aesot0ea, That . COMMITTEES Of seven Sc
appointed by The Chair 10 draft an address
to The people Of this county in behalf Of this
Conventions setting forth. and in the defence
Of the principles We advocate
WhereuPon, the chair appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen said COMMITTEES, Joseph
9. Lewis, 3. NJ. Corwine, w. r. Miles. n.
\. Hurst Young Berry, M. w. Ewing and
7. ]. Jennings.
Resotved, That this convention do ex press
md feel their indignation aroused, their IN
threatened, as wen as death
low aimed at our dearest rigllrz, BY the re-
ent expression of Martin Van Buren,, thai
the proceedings of the Court Martial a.
'ainst Lieut.. George Mann Hooe, he sasO
iothing requiring his interference.
On motion of R. NJ. Corwine,
Resolved, That this Convention recognize
the nomination Of William II. Harrison e
nd John Tyler for the Presidency and vice
'resiuency of this Union, 4 beacon light in
he midst Of the gloom which the malprac. q
ces of the administration of Marin van
uEen nave produceds and thar If elected
these offices, we doubt not but that the lie
overnment win come back to the palnv II
ays of the republic when Washington and al
-adison administered the government.- el
therefore,, Resolved, That we will use all
onorable means to promote their elections. az
ID that It is the bounden duty of all men le
wing their country and opposing the cleo pr
IN of Martin Van Buren,, to work Is the In
ming campaign as though it was his own C.
use,
On motion, so
Rcsotped, Thatthe citizensof Lincoln and til
Vlc-nity, receive the thanks Of this Con- -
'ntlon for the handsome and sumptuous =
llatlon spread upon this occasion.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this Con-
nIlon De signed 5y the officers and PUBLISH on
I IA the fazoo Wing and Benton banner. Fra
On motion the Convent on adjourned. -
NJ. w. EWING. Presst. M
CALVIN TAYLOR, TOT
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NOTICE.

4
10y VIRTUE of authority in me vested
as Assessor and Collector of Taxes for
the Corporation Of Yakoo City, will expose
ltoRublic sale, on Saturday the 18th, July
next; in said Town, for cash, to the highest
bidder, the following property, to witt
Lots Nos LOB, and lO4, assessed as the
property of s. d. Howell. Lot No 243. asses.
sed as the property Of Kezer q MAYNARD.
The above named property, lying and being
in the corporate limits Of Yazoo CITY, as
laid down on the Map of said Town, islevied
on to pay the Taxes Of tho above named
persons, due the said Corporation for the
year 1889.
JAS. PENNEY, a. r. q.
April sth. 1S40.-I4t.
The above property is postponed until Sa-
turday the Ist August
July "a, 1910.
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DIED

In this city, on Thursday evening last, Mr..
JoHN HARRfs, Printer, . native Of Chambers
burg. Pa, aged about SO years.
The Chambersburg papers viii please copy
the above.
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o. A Van Buren, editor in Worcester,
Mass, by the name of Martin T. Draper.
was tried short time since for PERJURY, and
sentenced to Eve years Imprisonment in the
penitentiary.
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mo DISTRESS IN THE COUNTRY WHICH ANY
HONEST NAN SHOULD REGRET. Every vote
in the Senate of the United States which
was given against the Bankrupt Eill was
from the stall fed side Of the house. Every
wing voted in favor. of Il.
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Vice Pres'e.

DEcENcT.-Ihe following editorial arti-
Gle IS from the leadiag paper Of the Slander
Party in Pennsylvania. The Harrisburg
Reporter. Men who read such things think
as they please about it.
.ss1lse man OF Of The Iron Gaze. The
Cincinnati Advertiser and Journal furnishes
the following description Of the temper 81
unclaimed hard cider Ii IS well known.
that Gen. Harrison, has placed bis political
opinions in the hands of committee Of
three persons residing at Cincinnati, and
they keep closed mouths upon that subject.
kumor says they have also used endeavors
to prevent him having the full use Of his per
sonal liberty they might even be justified
IN this, for in the instance noted below. he
made no creditable use Of II. and his quar-
.dians will probably be more careful 81 the
gallant General Is movements hereafter To
close q subject go degrading to good citizen
ship, we will state, that ID day or two af-
ter the occurrence, Gen. Harrison apoloaiz-
ed TO Mt, Buchanan, for tho conduct aIln.
ded to in The paragraphs =
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THE TRUE IssuE-Is published at Jackson,
under the editorial management Of Alex. K.
M.ciung, Esq. Il, ike nearly all the new
papers which are established now.of-days
advocates .he Reformation. And il does i.
with ability and interest.
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We are glad 70 see that one Of our loco.
1000 Representatives, had the independence
g vote against the negro testimony. Mr..
Ihompson's vote is seen in favor Of mr..
Bots original resolution IN the case 81 this
most disgraceful transaction, while the vote
of Mr.. Brown is with tae party IN favor Of
the testimony Of the .colored persons. His
leader said lei Wheel, and 50 he 0heeled Is
tie ls4.
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DTSSOTIITTON

He co-partnership Of IN. a. II. Ferriday
q Go, Of Naichez, and Bennett, Ferri-
day g Go. Of New Orleans, are this day dis.
solved BY mutual consent. William Ferri.
day and John Ronth are alone charged with
the settlement Of The affairs 81 IN IS II.
.Ferflday q 30, and are authorized to use
the co7nartn ersllip name of said irrn for the
purposes Ct liquidation; and Henry =. Ben.
nett and John Ronth are cIlafaed with lhe
settlement oflae affairs Of Bennett. Feriday
- Co., and are authorized 10 use the Cd.
partnership name Of said firm for the pur-
poses of liquidation.
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ADYERTEsEMENTs
JOSE ri I.EI.I.AN
@ . TaE1fssfon Wercnan

z 2 II = II II z = q II q II "a
ORLEANS.
Is prepared = make hbeIaf advances on
Cotton 30 bis consignment.
Reference r. 3. Popn, Yazoo civ.
july 81 1910. 4.3m.
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Pay up Or look Quill!
great amount o money IS sin due ne
- lot Job Work and advertising ior The last
tour 81 i've years. and those who wish Is
save costs will please IS call and settle with
OUT delay
~ 81 me commencement Of illis wear We
intend g abandon the Creiid S0sfe phs
cosh must be paid down before anp Wort
can be done hereafter STEVENS
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Jos EpI1 Of FFRRTnNv

Orleans. May 6, 1910. july 8-52-6i
The Vicksburg Wing, Grand Gulf Adger-
User Manchester Wing, Woodgille Repnb.
lican, Jackson Sun, and Fayette Advertiser
vii publish Tor one month and send accounts
and papers 70 Feniday y Ringgold Natchsz
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NOTICE.

= . = 70
l1E subscribers have entered into e..
partnership here and ID lgatchez. lor
the purpose Of tFansacting d General Com
mission Business. The ffn iii this civ wilI
he RIngeold 81 Ferriday, and Is Naichaz
FefIiday 81 Rinanold.
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Whig ConYenffOrh.

Yazoa clly. Jolly %, la4o.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.

YazoO City, May II, 1910. 45
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-01-13

counts aud returns by quarters as well as years.
new provisions concerning papers wifale s'iis and
IN vessels nn The e0ns, oi Africa deciarasry act
to the duties on silks aud worsteds aad the fytI
cr extention Of the laws FOR the relief Of insoiyent
debtors.
Within The present year, tie busiocss ~ 70 ibs
Frencli Indemnify has been closed by Distributing
the additional interest obtained on tie first four in
shlments The sixth payment due from the Lins-
dom OF Naples has also been received and divided
among tho elaimenls. @a1s<
Tue annual exhibition Of The conditian and l,.4
ness of the General Land Office usually nc GONNA,
mics this repo,t, but from its Isneth and i,n,nr.
lance twill be presented separately IN VI few DAYS
The very successful PROCESS made IN bringing ~, :
The arrears OF business, aud 10 tie desraell oi thsa
cnnrnous amount Of the currcni duties ed mn
thai ofiiee by the Unprecedented saes In 1895 mud
1886, deserves special notice. Il Ins etnb.d tia
Commissioners 10 dispense with lie empI ynlen, NJ
nineteen oi his former clerks DisarepabI.s and >
embarrassing the diseonnuunee Of ofiici,d .er.a
wees usually, s strong sense Of lis proprie,y il, .
an economical view has led 10 The measure ON ,l,,.
occasion without any special direction Nv Concrrs..a
u shlso athh urged ~ proper topic Tor lrrisIa.a
uon and without which 1t cannot be effected ,f,Yt
he number aud consequently the expense OF ihs
old land offices be reduced, by uniting several wiui
Others edjoinnp, where the quantity ol busines. ha,
become much lcssencd. A similar course ma ~,
some OF the collection disflcis on the seabonr has
before been recommended, aud IL still considered
worthy the attention of Congress. uall these aass
~ larger savings economy Is undoubtedly tfue
wisdom. Respectfully. sal
LEVI WOODBURY., ssss
. Secretary ol the Treasury. =
Hon. r. Nj. JouSsoN, Vice Presld, Mt Of the u
States, and President OF the Senate. y5as
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.SOTEGE.

bl virtue OF a decree Of the County Court of
F1 Bedford. pronounced at the November term
1884. the undersigned commissioner appointed by
The Court. will sell on Wednesday. the 29th day of
he present month, tJanuaryl the tact Of land
TONED IN said decree belonging to the heirs Of Cal
lohiIl Mcnnis. deed. lying on Little Ouer, in the
county Of Bedford, containing 334 acres, more or
less. adj dining The lands of the Rev. W lillian eft
"leh, Edward Meuyman, VIM. NJ. Burwell and
Others considerable portion Of this land lies toll
efabIy WE'LL IS very productive and susceptible OF i'm
proFelTent. Terms, one, two aud three years Gre
dt, purchasers giving bond and security and HE
title retained as further security until paid for. The
sale will positively take place the day appsiutedii
lar, aud II not, the fair day thereafter. The
subscriber will convey such igil is vested in hin
as commissioner only
WM. C. LEFTW1Cn, Cym
I'm
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NJ aTHB LYNCHBURG VIRGINIAN,n

I4hi semi,ceetly, (eeerg Monday and 1hursday,l at
Do4urs per aaaam; payable IA adraace No sa6serip-
mn rseeired fora shorter period than sic months and
cn be discontinued feeeept al The discretion othe
.,yar, nghi all arrearages are paid.
P.DpERTTSEMENT rs ihsertedat50 cents per square
for the frs Insertion and 81 centslor erery snbse
,isat Insertion.
}cTJ0B PRINTING eEecatea neatly and erpeaaioas1s
4. on reasonable terms.
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MICAH BALDWIN.
An A IN 4 L. !. IA.
C0-PAasTNERSgsTp.

1HNlIE subscribers. late partners in the house Of
a Baldwin kent& Co.. wall continne the business
OF tle late firm, both in Richmond aud New York
under The style of KENT. KENDALL Il AT
WATER. HORACE J.. KENT.
GEORGE +. KENDALL.
GEORGE NJ. ArWATER.
Richmond, Jan. /, 1910.