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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
Arrivals, Crearances, SC.

At Havana ID u brig Mcclellan, OFT for Boston, landing
! Caledonia, disch'g
AT Matanzas 9TH ult sch Providence, Rodbirl loading
Porto Rico jan % sch Aloa, Lemont, I'm savannah
ius ar; had sold aud engaged r for n. York
At ildvre st uii. Ship Hayro Mckown, for n Orleans
ready
eli at franklin La 9TH sch Edward Kent (9f Augusta
Mobile
tId at " Onans lh. Sbns Globe, Jam eson Portsmouth
Majestic, MUSTARD boston; bark Trad Perry, Stevens, altl
NOR; star Weeks Bath 18th ship Lyons, Agry Liverpool
sch Cura1Y, Wescot Castne. TCued sea, previous
2th ship Trenton, Ship Caspian st ON the bar up, Man
CHESTER for Liverpool th for Boston, London, Oliver, neat
week. Ar 18th ship Brunswick StanWood, Portland, 2st
Cli ship Edwin, Robnson Boston; bark John Odn, Han
over, do.
A. at Norf TX 23a sch Mary Chase, Chase, Bath. In
Hampton Roads 21d, sch Eastern star, Giinan Frankfort
Ar Baltimore 2d sch Potomac Spaipts Eastport Is
AT Havana 2jth Uit, brig Denmark, Har,i for Matanzas,
to load for n. N.k. Al do 9Th ship GoioYia for IT c.
At lIatinzas 9h ult, bark Gilbert Given, waiting freight.
Ar Boston ls bari, lsdore Aaanzas 9th ult. Was in
days wh ship Queen Victoh1, Thompson, fin II.
Orleans Tor Liverpool, and parted l1h ut OF y II shot
Key. Also brig Napoleon, Sanford (of Bowdonham)
.iatln2as 7h.
Ar at Wilmington c, 18th, brig, Coonbs, St. Thomas
Iewelyn, Adams, Guadaioupe 2d Cornela, Potter nai
aloHp; VIM burlington, Randall, do cd 23i hrs Sam.
\ Got Gray, Guadalupe
hr Nantucket 18th, sch Orion, Litclfel1 Thamaon.
Al Havana II days since. brig York; Meryman OF Bath
Spoken.
Int G S. lon :? 49, sch pernvian &c Thona'tan, a Ia,
ffon Washington 4 for Baltimore, short CT provisions, gao
date given.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

Is it our neehbor Of the Patriot that advertises
in the last number of that paper, under the lite Of
"Eusebius Squid, P. D, a "General agency for
obtaining offices, Procuring Documents recon mend
Gtory, and for the purchase and sale of Political
Sanatires" If so, we doubt not his experience
in the business under the ''od masters of Van
hurcnsm, will peculiarly qualify him to make a
thriving businass of it. by the way, it is hardly
generous in our neighbor to expose so fully the
secrets Of his o,cn party-cven though it is done
over the backs of the Wings. Where's the
nqnisitors
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

paid by the Land Agent, and whether any ac-
count of such transactions appears on the books
of the Land Office. And also what amount, if
any, has been received towards the school fund
and the amount of cash paid over by the late
Land Agent, to the present Land Agent, and
also to report whether there has been any unau-
thorlzed exchange of notes in the Land Office
by which the State has incurred or is likely to
incur loss. Read and passed.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

sereacdng Some sentimental young gentlemen lately
serenadsd a house in New Orleans, with the bef that
there was young lady in it. Aler they had aud
played Tor time, black wench looked ont OF the
window and accosted them thus;
Clock hea eemmen faint 70 be focl'n away your
hea dar ant nobody in dis house 'cept
Reas, and das aint faction to you lay'n " Jim
aJngosey, ;" 'Goou in de iioer, any ting OATS fash
ionaln aud njcc dem 'taa and oder foolish tunes
you's perirnin round here ain no Conway, white
f,ks.,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

The Governor General of the British Provinces
has appointed Sir George Arthur. late Lieutenant
Governor of Upper Canada, to be Deputy Governor
of that part OF the province of Canada which here
tofore c nsituled the province of Upper Canada,
with all the powers which before the union wer-
vested IN the Lieut. Governors with The excep iion of
that of keeping and using the Great Seal, reserving
also his own power and authority as Governor of the
Province Of Canada II IS said that Sir George
Arthur will return to Eng and in the Spring
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

Er're Session Of Coagress.-The Richmond
Wing Of Tuesday eays;-"We understand that
Gen. Harrison makes no secret of his determine
ton to call an extra session of Congress, proba-
bly, in May, and that the necessity for doing so
has urged itself upon his mind for several months
past"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
In SENATE, SATURDAY, Feb. 81.

Papers passed in concurrence.
Petitions presented and referrcd-of the select
men OF Newcastle FOR seperate representation.
In the HoUsE, Mr. Lindsey of Norridgewock
presented petitions of II. P. Pratt and others
ARENAS Head and others, and Benjamin Cen
nlngs and others. for the removal of Charles
Greene, Judge of Probate for Somerset County,
because ofphvscal infrmity and because be was
appointed to Office against the wishes of the pen
pie Of the County, and because his predecessor
resigned his Office before his term of service had
expired.
Petitions presented and referred--of Ar;emas
Head ct al, for removal of Judge Greene Of Som.
erset County.
Read and Monday assigned-biH additional to
establish the Penobscot River Rail Road Corpora.
ton
Passed to be engrossed-bll to authorize the
LIST Parish in Camden, to dispose of their minis.
teria lot; bill for paying bounty to Penobscot In.
dams on Agricultural products
The proceedings of Monday contain nothing OF
interest in either branch
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

There is rumor Of serious qunrre betweenthe
Collector Of New York and tho Secretary of the
Treasury, and Of an angry correspondence between
them. MIR. Holt can afford to quarrel with the
Secretary now. Six months ago it would have been
dangerous. prov. Journal.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

The Presidents Mcssqee was received in Lon
don Jan. II, by packet Ship Sheffield, and was
published in second edition Of the Morning
Chronicle Of that day. The Chronicle remarks
that at is as usual lengthy document, but
breathing throughout The spril of peace and good
will. The passages which refer to the boundary
question will be read with much satisfaction by
British readers, and it gives an exact account of
the present state of the question:"
In the same paper ofthe following day it is re-
marked, s'the Presidents Message was the chief
subject of attention this Morning. but the inter-
est in it was not sustained. 1t is in fact looked
upon as dying eulogy by Mr. Van Buren, his
own official existence
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

Loco Foco NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. We have
deemed some remarks necessary, on the subject of
the late .fare up in The House OF Representatives.
This seems The more necessary from the fact that
the loo o foeo journals endeavoing 10 turn the
matter TO their advantage, politically. The
following remarks from the Kennebec Journal.
deserve attention.
"Tha AYE has long editorial article CLOSING
over the condnct gifts own political friends, in
the House of Representatives on Saturday and
Monday, and Incorporating that of the majority
I he believe very itla need be said for the edifi-
cation of those who have read our report of de-
bales. The minority never asked to make any
Pro est, but cancnsed upon it. aud kept il 4 pro-
found secret. unttl alter the lapse OF nearly a
fortnight, having watched their opportunity and
kept all their men from going home on Saturday
they found themselves at last in an accidental
ma ority, and determined TO spring their trap
They did spring it but they caught nothing They
only succeeded in delaying the progress OF bus-
ness twp or three days: whether they consider
this party gain. is more than we will say. Mr.
Dunn OF Poland, on Thursday, Introduced n lon
series al eXpungIng resolutions, proposing to
draw ''backlines" around the order Of Mr. Morse,
censurng Mr. Dcesdrrnlcr, as Mr. y. bad at
/ tempted to draw black lines around The eyes of
( the asslstlnt door-keeper, who by the way ia a
! very worthy man, member of the methodist
church, and was doing his duty iathflllY, when
lie was assau ted. The black lines were in effect
drawn over the proceeding of Saturday, when
the House vas without quorum. and the Age
therefore does well to perpetuae the glory Of the
achievement in its nonparei editorials, We no.
tee in reports Of the debates, as published in
the Age, (and we suspect The regular reporter OF
that paper, who we know means to DO abou'
right. though he is a most radical loco foco, is
not the only one in faulty some very abusive ep-
thets are bestowed upon Mr. Morse, such as we
are told (not having been presently we're meyer
used IN debate. MIR. H.. is represented as a very
desperate, rancorous sort of p@rsonaLr, kind OF
political Danton. Nothing more untrue. He
is as mild, gentlemany and dignifed to his oppo-
nents, as he Is behaved by his MANY friends. Our
sketch of the debate necessarily very brief
and think it due to him, as well as some 9TH
ers, that these remarks should be published more
fully. We shall Try TO publish some of them, as
they will throw light upon the whole matter"
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

English Var Steamers Bcps Weekly Messenger Of the
Both of January, says that five of the
class have been finished in her Maestys dock yards,
and are to Immediately fitted for active service. They
are to furnished with two 95 pound snns their upper
decks working on swiv, besides ether guns of large
calibre on their lover decks. Leos;on Times.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
JAMES HALEY,
EUnTTGB. GYBIgs AND SgGN DlYHy

JAMES HALEY,
HOUSE, SItfP. AND SIGN PAINTER. South
West of Kings building, up Stairs> Mt the
head Of Gove's Wharf, would inform his friends and the
public, that he win carry on in its various branches House.
Ship and Sign Painting, with neatness, and the ut
most dispatch. Al kinds Of Fancy PainSino-NFa,.-
bic Imitation. and other raininSs executed in SUI
psrior style. also, Carriage Painting,
Orders for Glazing OF ether jobs i'll his line OF business
promptly attended 10.
Orders respectfully solicited.
Path, March 9TH, 1871. tfdo
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

Al q meeting Of the B.4TH TEN HOUR .ASSOCL1
7IOA, It was unanimously voted " That the ship Carpen-
Of this town, work the ten houl
system, the tenth Of March, inst"
Voted That the above be pbih he'd in the Lincoln Teie
graph WM. +. Bhtti', f'rr2iderf.
ELwELL RoRIHsov, Secretarg. March I'd ms
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

Fourth OF MARcH-.IN BATH 4 Grand
Salute % begin with, and a Grand Ball. TO wind up
the ceremonies of the day. The interim will be
filed up with Ell ceeras, to suit customers
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

The Nara is stated that we have at the various Navy
Yards throughout The country materials for bldng 81 sail
Of the line, 10 lrigates, and number Of steamers.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

of two-thirds, eXpel a member" Here is an ar
ticle of our fundamental law operating as a rule
of the House, and which confers power upon the
House to punish its disorderly members. Your
Committee deem it duty which the House owes
to itself, in preserving and sustaining its own
dignity and the supremacy Of law and order, to
set the snal of its dsapprobaton upon such con-
duct in one Of its members. As the layv-making
power of the land, members Of Legislative AS
semblies should be the FIRST TO set examples of
proprety and obedience to law, and the last to
break away from It's restraints, and commit acts
of violence. Your Committee further state, that
on general principles, arising from the necessity
Of the case, and the universal practice Of all
Legislative Assemblies, every Legislative body
has power to punish contempt against itself. But
as the session, Oh the day the violence was COM
mittcd was one Of unusual excitement, and in
consideration further, Of the action already taken
by the House on the subject, your Committee
are anxious TO take such course as viii meet
the approval Of every candid mind. They there
fore unanimously recommend that the said Will
liam Delesdemcr be required to make an apology
to the House, either written or verbal, as he may
deem expedient, for the offence charged against
him.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
T. II, MORSE, per order of the Comm.
Mr. Delesdernicr subsequently, addressed the
House IS follows:
Ir. spea.ser-ln order to discharge the duty
required Of me, by the Report of the Committee
lust accented bv the House | say that | dceply
regret while laboring under great mental excite,
ment, that | should so far have forgotten my
elevated position in this House, as to have nfict-
Cd blow upon an officer of this House as he has
recently been dignifcd, and am very sorry and
exceedingly regret, that the officer alluded to
should have SO far dsregarded the orders of the
House as TO have provoked me to have so inhct-
ed the blow
Bill to incorporate Androscoggin Manufactur-
ing Company was reported, read, laid on the
table and 400 copies ordered.
On motion of Mr.. Buxton, the use of the House
was granted for lecture on the plans, &c Of
the Society for the promotion Of National Educa
ton, by Rev. G. Pearl, General Agent for this
State.
Mr.. d. Dnnn by leave, introduced a resolve
FOR cxpunging from the records the order passed
yesterday, respecting VIM. Dcleslerner' assault
on the Assistant Messenger.
Resolves finally passed-in favor of Benjamin
Chadbourne--of Moses r. Ludwig.
Petitions presented and referred-town OF
Georgetown, for separate representation.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

THE EVERGREEN. The March number Of his
monthly is received. 1t ia neat magazine, and
contains much pleasing and interesting matter.
lorms$s2 per- ann. in advance
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
TO rHosE WHO ILLUMINATE.

by all mems buy printed sheet with Harrison and
TyIer' on it, place in each Of your windows will i'm
prove the appearance fly per
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
MARRIED..

In Georgetown by Gen. Joseph Berry, WARREN PIERCE,
ESQ., Of Bocthbay TO Miss MARY JANE MARR of G.
In New York Geo. Hatfield Gossyp ESQ., 10 Miss Mary
Helen eldest daughter Of Charles Dngley, ESQ., formerly of
iIalowe Me.
In Bonhbay 3Ir. Edmund Pearson Of Wateville, 10 Mrs.
Rosannah NJ. Lun daughter of w. NJ. Reed, Esq.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

A law has passed the Massachusetts House of
Representatives by vote Of nearly two to one,
abo>hing capital punishment in all cases except
those OF arson, by which loss of human life are
occasoned.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
In SENATE, THURSDAY, Feb. 25.

Once read and tomorrow assigned-BIll to ex-
tend tbs time for building the Penobscot River
Rail Road-to extend the time Of constructing
the Portland and kcnncbec Rail Road.
Leave to withdraw-on petition Of Alfred J.
Stone.
In the HOUSE, Mr.. Morse, from the committee
appointed to report on the case Of VIM. Delesder-
nier, made the following report, which was
accepted unanimously -
The committee appointed to consider and re-
port, as soon may be, what punishment shall
be inflicted upon William Delesdernier, a men,
Der Of the House of Representatives, for disorder
ly behavior in committing gross personal assault
upon its Assistant Messenger, in the Representa-
,ives' Hall, during session of the House on the
Goth instant, have attended to the duty assigned
them, and ask leave to report -
That after notice to said William Delesdernicr
of the time and place of our meeting, and full
hearing of all such considerations as he choose
to urge upon their attention, your Committee
cannot but consider the assault with which he
stands charged, and the truth of which he admits
as "dsorderly behavior within the terms and
meaning of the Constitution, Article 4, Section
A which s,-"Each House may determine the
rules of its proceedings, punish its members for
aisorderly behavior, and, with the concurrence
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
DIED,

In this town, Wednesday morning, William Brown,
Esq, aged 81. Revolutionary soldier Funeral tomorrow
afternoon O'Clock from his residence Fosters Point.
Relations and friends requested to be present.
In Georgetown 18th MI, suddenly, Mr. James Stn-
son. aged % also within few hours his wife, Abigail
stinson, aged 80
MiscaSsat. 18th nit Samnel Ballnrl. ESQ, AGED e.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

al flf-,r-
N'''' - ,'i0 '''N'' i'''''ii'=
reported nil 10 extend the time oil locating and
constructive tic Kennehec and Portland rail road
which vas ordered 70 lie an fhe tah1e
..,...a .,a....., g. -. 1,-..
''."' ~ 'ii'i
transmitting '"e report u u" oHhR COMMISSION
ers II relation to the Bank of "estbrook- ch
was read and one thousand comics ordered to he
,,r,,iod rrT,bis Ja,,l- :, all r,,,l,t1
7'
dsS'u 10 DC eH@r"Sseu--Ah act adGlH9hal 70
an act III relation 10 the Penob3cot River Rail
Road CORPORATION.
!, a., ror.r NJ. ,1uu;..,, o,,,ol -. a..
~
! resolve olcfeo by ME- j. Dunn, Tor eApungmg
recited the order adontcd BY the House on yVcdn-
.4.. NJ pll., ,. -
~ W
the ASsisHnt MESSENGER and provided Tor eT-
punrjng that portion of the order which deprived
Mr.. d. Of thc RIGHT TO sneak until tbc report NJ
a., ....,,.:t.,..
LIZ,
MI }. piis moved lhaehntte postponement
but after some discussion the resolve was with.
drawn
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loi lnJ I.oleceol % tle .'"lo'E % Tue 'tale IRON
wv. u liie nu,iTe[ %
me" 80 eniPioyeo " the Lana A@eh1' WIN lle
ltngth u tlnlG Oh 'lF,' employ !nent lor lha'
putPoseIaha inc rate on wages Paia 'le men 50
eill,'oyeu I'D a!Sp inc ra'e OF wages Pa'u "a
r''i.enofne7 o,SourS'ng agents ana contract
ofs Tor supplies under the Lana Agent including
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

LECOLS ss...s. Trohcts Court held at Topsham ,thr
on for t9c County Of lincoln, the l6th ddy Of Fe6ruoey,
q. D.. 1Stl.
On the foregoing Petition Ordered that the said Petitioners
~ give no'e 10 I'll persons Interested said Estate ap
At Court of Probate be holden Topsham on Mon
day the 2d day of August next by causing copy of said pc
ton with this Order TO be published three weeks success
svely previous said Court in the Lincoln TeIepraph
newspaper printed ut Bath in said County.
NATH'L GROTON, Jadge Of Probate.
Attest JJe. c. DoDG2, Register.
true copy Of the Petition order thereon.
Attest: JNo. c. DopcE, Register. 3y4o
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

TUsT RECEiVI8D.-Lots drums Of fresh FIGS. for
- sale chnn1: Also: doz n1proved RAT TRAPS. Also
on hand, Baldwin APPLES, CHEsNUTs ard VALNUTS
cheap, by T. r. DONNEL.I., Agent
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

10 The honorable Nathaniel Groon, Esquire Jsge of Probate
7ri,tip and far he CoHrty Of Lncois
ID ESPECTFULLY represents William Crawford Admin
iat8r Of the Estnte OF Thomas Crawford late Of Bath
in said County, deceased, That The personal Estate hs
said deceased is sufficient by the Of -Four Hundred
Dollars the just debts which he owed therefore
pray that he be empowered and Licensed to sell much
Of the Real Estate Of the said deceased may be sufficient
raise the said with incidental charges And whereas
by partial sale CT said estate the residue will greatly in
nred he therefore pravs TINT he may be empowered and H.
censed sell the whole of said al auction.
WILLIAM CRAWFORD
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04
THE FOLLOWING LETTERS ARE WELL.
Deserving attention, :!

EnMFsroN, Otsegn Co. Jan. 1899.
Dear Sir-T f.l it 2 duty to the IHlMc TO inform
If The astonishing efficacy of your valuable Pills was
attacked about the last of November most violently, with
bcus yrhrs yer which ragged at int time our dis
trct. The pan suffered NY head and back was most
eHcruciong frt t9ok six If your pills twice day,
forwards twelve, yet found very lts relief, Ny wife then
read your directions after which TOOK H. then then
% twice day, AMI eAperenced much relief from these
powerful doses. took y morning and evening
days Afterwards when found the disease yielding and til,
fever taraliy broken M; then gradually diminished tn,
qattias according to the printed directions, and in IVA
weeks was ont and we again. used other medicine
but your pills great many Of my neighbors, who fer
nfYscan and oued his directions, and took his
dies, confined 10 the house from twelve, and
fourteen weeks, to say nothing Of those who died.
\ considerable nunher, after | recovered followed tia
same plan had lone and took yoIr pills in the
ner anh found the same happy effects from that
took fifteen boxes mysef some, however, recovered after
using only four bnyes.
none or two eases dra, were applied to the ss,
Dr. Drandreth, New York "
Cooperstown, Jan. s. 1884,
Dfar Sr gives me pleasure o to you that Mr. Bur
ngan, writer OF the above letter. highly respsc,-
De iamarana no one in The town in which he resides stands
higher ,r truth and ver"c'tv 0ley' If in malignant fs-
YER sue has prevailed through section of country
they he relied on every disease II according to
your directions? Yours, very respectfully,
7. Brandreth II. D. of the city Of ". York
The above Elisha Foote, Esq. gentleman of high re-
pectaby, and one Of the district Judges # the U States
Peds invariably counterfeits Of the above yaluabls
medicine. Therefore purchase hut of local agents
of which there is one IN every town in the u States
For list 81 Agents IN Cumberland and Lincoln counties,
Me- advertisement in another part of this paper B. r.
TO he Hon, Na.ht Gotop Esq., Judge of Probate
and far the County Of Linccin-
u ESPECTFULLY represents Willard Walker of Path, IN
III the said County, adm nistraor the of William
r. Guey late of Bath in said County deceased is not snf
hcient ny the Of hundred dollars to answer tho
just debts which he owed therefore pray that he may be-
empowered and licensed sell of the real Estate OF
the said deceased may be sufficient to raise the sad sum
with incidental charges, WILLARD WALhLh-
LINCOLN, ssata Probate Court h'a a B9ta tssr dr4
County of Lcol, the 17ts day Of february, H. d
1S4l. -.
ON the foregoing Peion Oneref that the sid Petition
~ ers give notice all persons interested IN SAD Estaten
amman at Cout Of Probate be holden rt Wscassst
MONDAY thu l7h day May newt by causnga copy Of said
petition with this odT to be published torne weeks sueco
mar published in said Faith.
a,,ss,. JSo. C. DopeE, Register.
4 ,rie COPY Of the petition and order thereon.
Attest. ISo G. DopaT, ReFifter. &C.,
IsonIE d .y:ln PAINTING, aono a. s.Ais ot..Ce.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-03-04

4 TTTsN'T50N !-The members Of the Bath Lincoln
Gnads hereby notified that the Spring Drills of said
company win Saturday evening, the goth day
Of Marc the Town Hall at O'Clock. Every member
requested be present business Of importance to
CONE before tlls company.
n =. fbcre young Gentlemen that DESTROYS
Of joining company they requested to he present.
r. II. G.. MARSTON, Clerk
March, !, 1871. 3ws9