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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-14
STATE OF THE TREASURY.

The report Of tho Secretary of the Treasury
wos presented on the 81 inst. aud will soon be be-
foro The public. 1t is probably the most inpor-
tant of any Of the Reports which will be present.
cd at the present session, and we shall furnish our
readers with it entire in our next The Boston
A2las says:
The report Of the Secretary of tho Treasury,
on the state Of the Finances, was transmitted OH
Thursday to both Houses of Congress. The Ma
tional lntelligencer says that II explicitly
n.ends The establishment Of central fiscal inslitu
ton having The leading features Of q NATIONAL
BANK. The report is said by those heard it, to be
much more perspcuous than those of his Illus
treHs predecessors and exhibits a state OF affairs
that is any thing but hauering to the late Admin
istrution. The Secretary states that
Balance in the Treasury, Jan. ], lS40
was S36630S3
Receipts in the year 1910, 25,S50 $50
Expenditures same year, 27,SG3 AIS
Balance in the Treasury Jan. I, i54I, 9s7:}45
From the lst of January 1857 to the 4th of
March, io4l, there appears an excess OF IExpend
MILLION. THREE HUNDRED AND TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS!
"Tbus and to this extent" says the Secretary,
I" within the last four years were the expenditures
pushed beyond the amount OF the revenue. They
were made to absorb the surplus in the Treasury
dnut Tue outstauuHlg ueDtS que the united States
so that the Treasury was, on the 4th of March,
184l, exhausted of its means and subject to heavy
and immediate liabilities 1t was already burden
cd with debt incurred in time of peace, and
without any adequate resources, except the att
thoIity granted by law, TO augment that Debt"
This is the national DEER we have aniicipn-
ted as the Legacy of Van Burenism. Mr. Ewing
calls i, SO rightly. He recommends thu, i, be fan
ded.
He recommends U. S. BANK az the best fiscal
agent the Treasury ever had tho repeal of the
Sub -Treasury--and Loan of the amount of mo-
ney wanted, having eight years TO rum
lie also advises tax Of 20 per cent. adj valo-
rem on foreigu articles now free or having duty
less than 20 per cent. This would give in I6i.
$22500, 900 in all from customs, and add TO the
in the lastquarter of this year, $500 900
These details respecting the condition of the Fl
rances Of The Nation, and these suggestions ant
recommendations of the Secretary, will demand
the serious and deliberate consideration ofthe PEG
ple.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-14
WATCHMAN & STATE JOURNAL
MONDAY, JUNE Ia, lsil.
STATE CONVENTION.

The Democratic Wing Convention, for tho pur-
pose of nominating ticket for Governor, Lieu
tenant Governor and Treasurer, to he presented
for the support of the people at the ensuing Sep
TENDER election, will he holden at Montpelier, on
Wednesday, 30M Of June nert, commencing at 10
o'clock, A. NJ. For the purpose of securing a
general representation and eliciting the views en-.
tertained in all sections of the State, the Central
Committee recommend that the democratic wings
ofthe several towns in the State meet ON the 18th
of June next and appoint five delegates for each
Town to represent them in State Convention, and
an equal number of substi .rutes to supply the pu-
ces OF such delegates as may be prevented from
attendance.
HARRY BRADLEY,
JOHN PEcK,
E. p. JEW EFT, State Central
r. P. WALTON, JR. Committee.
f. F. MERRILL,
MILTON BRowN.
May, l6il.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-14

a tribute 10 the memory Of Harrison. Mr. Cass,
American Minister Plenipo,enliary atthe Court of
France, delivered an eulegy before the Americans
in Paris, on receiving intelligence of the death of
Harrison. He did justice TO tho departed hero,
and alluded in terms of great severity to tie char
ges Of imbeolity and cowardce which tie locs-
foco presses so increasingly urged agsiiist Gen.
Harrison. This ,rbue is the moro to be przed,
because it comes from enc who served under Har-
rson during the last war, and knew him intimate
ly; and for another reason still: il comes from n
political opponent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-14

Minister 10 Greet Bri,ain. II is affirmed by the
National Gazette Of the 5lh t,s,, that the mission
to England had been offered in the most crafty
ing manner to John Sergeant, of Philadelphia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-14

Celebration. We understand thut arrang enenls
are to be made fora celebration, by the Sabbath
Schools af Washington County, TO take place in
this village ON Saturday, July 3. Particulars here
after.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-06-14

Two of the St. Louis murderers have beeA con-
victed Of murder in the frs, degree.
, 1841-06-19
SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

y pursuance ofan Order. made by the Coun-
u " Court of Pike County. the undersign-
cd Administrator of the Estate OF Greed II.
Ferguson deceased, will oficratp public auction
tothc highest bidder. fciore the Courthouse
door in the Town OF Bowling-Green. n the
first dry Of the ncytJunc Term of he Pike
Circuit Court, ail the right title, andinterestof
said Creed L. Ferguson TO the one undivided
fourth part Of tie following described real
estate IyinE in the sill County of Pike
Wa the North West fractional quarter,
and tie South West l., and that part of
the y. l.. ! Of the North East quarter.
Section twenty SIX Township Number fifty
live. North OF the base Inc. Range 5 West
OF the fifth principal meridian and CONTAINING
one hundred and thirty seven acres-also
the West half O.. W. fractional quarter
Section No. u. Township No. So and same
rance, containing Seventy-seven acres. more
or IcSS-alSo the South West fractional GUAR
ter oi Section twenty-thr,e in same town.
S!iIp and range, containing forty-three acres
more III leSS-alSo the South East quarter
Section No. 3, sumo township and range,
contsn% tWcHty-threc acres more or less.
IrET>:-Thc above land will be sold, on
a credit of 9 months with interest at six
per cent from day of Sale. the purchaser
GIVING bond with approved security Tor the
purchase money.
AMSAP 7. FERGUSON, Admir-.
May 18Th lGil.-iw.
, 1841-06-19
ron TIL: JOURNAL.

Mn. EuITOR:-An election Of ConSidcra-
bic Importance is coming on in August. for
the Clerkships Of the County and Circuit
Courts: these Offices every body knows, should
be filled with men who arc honest and well
qualified. EvcryIan in the county is interes-
ted 10 it. They are offices. both ofthem, in which
a dishonest man has it in lis power to i'm
pose upon the people very much, and n" one
whose honesty is suspected, or whose capa-
bility is not known. should be supported
by any man for either of them. | have
heard it as coming from some Of the political
friends of Mr.. Noycs several charges
against him about his conduct in the Of
flee of County Court Clerk.
] am not willing to Judge or form any
opinion about the matter. until his friends or
himself are heard in his defence; and | there
fore think that it is nothing but right. that
he and they should be acquainted with them.
| am sure that nothing can be said rs 10 his
qualification for the Offices for which ne IS
before the people and askm" rs he does
front the people these Offices again, the people
ought to know whether the charges are true
or false. II they are true, he Is unworthy
of the support of the people OF this county.
Il in the other hand they are ~uniounded. the
case will be altered materially. As these
charges Lave been circulated through the
county. and that Mr.. Moves and his friends
may know what they are, the people would
like to have a direct answer to these ques-
tons from some person that can give them
tie desired information-ls it true. that the
late judge Stephenson, was for removing Mr..
Moves from Office about twelve months ago,
for misconduct in oficc-lS it true that at
the August Court 1889, Mr.. Moves obtained
an allowance from the County Court, OF some
forty dollars against the County, for services
touching the cvenue-Isittruethaihe obtained
the same amount, for the same services from
the State-Is it 7 that there Is no authorl'l
, 1841-06-19

ty Of law for this allowance against lhecoUn-
ty. Was this account agains: the State, ever
allowed by the Court against the State, and
under what circumstances? Was the order
otailowance againstthe County ever rescind.
ed and the money ordered to be refunded
to the County Treasury by the Clerk.
Has this money been paied back, and
when was it paid! If suc'l an order was
made by the Court, when WAS it made! Has
the order to refund ever been rescinded by
the County Court, and when?
There is no doubt but that every msn in
the County has the right to 90 and examine
the records for himself. bot it IS not every
body that has the time and o~ppo%lni,v to
do 1t, and it will therefore be an act OF us
.tlce 10 the Clerk forhim, 10 make. out a copy
OF all the record, giving the dates, amounts.
or ers &C., a7d has it published.
This will present the facts Of e. case II their
true light perhaps. and thy = .siT j.,
accordingly.
, 1841-06-19

ARREST OF 10. SNrrH.-We learn from the
Quincy Wing that Jo. Smith, the Mormon
Prophet, has been arrested, under writ issued
by Gov, Carlin in compliance with a demand
made two years ago, by Gov. Boggs, on the
alleged charge of treason against the State
of Missouri. Smith applied 10 Judge Dou-
glass for a.habeas corpus, which was granted,
and is not vet disposed of.
, 1841-06-19

HE Fiscal AGENT.-Alluding to the Re-
port OF Secretary Of the Treasury, tie Ma
tlonal lntelligencer says-"We state for the
information of our readers that the Sccreta-
ry explicitly recommends the establishment
OF a central fiscal institution, having the lea
dlngfeatures of a National Bank"
, 1841-06-19
TAIIORING,

A f.: TRAINER, has the pleasure to announce
To the citizens of Bowling Green and the .u,,orrd;o~
country, that he will continue the above BIZ ,in.ss :.
door East Of the Post Office. lie is Row prena,e5
to receive orders for work, pledgiu, him elf TO cyc.
cute not only in a workman like, but in fro ,,,ae,
and most approved fashions, having just received r,
ports OF the spring and summer fashions Tor lSlI.
he .enue'' hi'sinceIe thanks, to his old customers
for the patronage he ha. received f,o-, t. -
hatter' himself thar his strict attention TO bn,ine.,
united with n desire TO please his customers will elicit
for him a continuation OF the same.
Nav 22Id-tf.
, 1841-06-19

The message of the Vice President has
the rare merit OF being Short-a merit which
Is the more 10 be commended. because the
writer oi II seems 10 he IN n strait as Ia
what he shall say. lie stands between the
two parties, like the ass in the famous argu.
ment OF the SChOolman. attracted with equal
i"Tce on both sides. and therefore unable 10
move towards either. His education and
associations have been those of Il democratic
republican, but for his election he is indebted
To wings. He ~lnclineS 10 the school who
hold 10 4 strict construction of the constitu-
ton; but his gratitude is due TO those
who maintain much loser doctrine.
II he should fully adopt the Wing poll
cy. he might ran counter 10 his Convic
tion. il he should fall upon That of their OPP
ponents it would he an ungracious return for
All election TO office.
In this dilemma. the Nicc-Prcsidcnt has
given 4 spoonful To- one and n sop To another.
u 4 part oil what he SAYS. We shall not con-.
PLAIN. with the rest we are disposed TO be
pleased. We are pleased. not because hc
urges any thing particularly gratifying to
democrats. but because he recommends 50
little that will CRAFTY the wings. He will
not fulfil the wishes Of the former. although
he will hugely dIsappoint many Of the latter.
His concessions are what few OF them will
stomach with Il grace.
Tic document docs not strike us as well
written; compared 10 the messages of Mr.
' an Eurcn, it is mcagrc and awkward; it
wants comprehrnsivenoSS rs well as force.
There are parts of (which are diSingenuous,
and others without meaning. and the whole
resembles the efforts of Il feeble man who
has grappled with subjects beyond his reach.
T y. Y. Ev. Post.
, 1841-06-19

The Steamer Oregon. struck a snag on her
trip TO New Orleans about so miles below
ST. Louis a few days since, and sunk in 6 feet
water. Her cargo consisted of about 800
hdds: OF tobacco, principally shipped from
Louisiana and GAINESVILLE. a portion OF which
will be a total loss. 1t was insured chiefly
in St. Louis aswell as the Boat.
, 1841-06-19
600 lbs in bulk.

goo lbs in bulk.
DACoN.-A very heavy stock still pres.
Ses upon the market, meeting with very It,Ie
demand, and only limitedsales can be effected
Notwithstanding the very low rates which
Po.an' Our quotations remain as before
say LOT Canvassed Hams 8 a 81 cents. Tn.
edhsassed do. 6 a6.; Sides ) a 81; Shoulders
2 " 81 cents; but we must remark that ONLY
.,ie oest CINCINNATI smoked will command
r'eSe rates, while many holders Of parcels
rom Other sections OF the interior would
S'adly realize for less. Arrived during the
last three DAYS 500 casks.
LAhD.-The market yet remains without
acliVity, though we notice some few sales for
Shipment, among which are 1000 kegs at 7
cents, and l40 barrels at g. cents. Oar ex.
IRENE quotations are still 5a ~ cents. though
some lots OF strictly prime, of which descrip-
ton the supply is very light, are held at II
cents. Arrived during the last three davs
84S kegs.
BAGGlNG AND BALE ROPE.-There
Is not yet any revival of the demand. and
transactions are still confined to occasional
sa!"s II l'a4ittd lots, mostly Of Western, a..
"a and IL! cents on time. The rates for
other descriptions are at present nominal, but
holders appear sanguinc that prices will be
sustained. and perhaps advanced, when the
demand again opens. We quote Western
Ba@clng at q u &c cents; India &C Il 81;
Scotch IS %; German 4 lG CENTS
Western Rope II 4 l2!, Northern do. I 4
10 cents. The receipts from the West dur
ing the past three days are only 276 pieces
and 800 coils.
, 1841-06-19
CAUTION N.

N I wife Mary Ann McCardie having left
my led and board without any provo
cation whatever. in order TO protect myself
from debts which she may hereafter con-
tract, | hereby forbid al persons harbor-
Iag or trusting her ON my account, as | will
pay no debts OF her contracting.
JAMES VI. McCARDlE.
June 9Th. 1Gll--Sl.
, 1841-06-19
PUBLIC NOTICE.

hereby give notice that NV wife Mar;h Ann Eli
u abcth Brown, w the fct day Of June, left nv
bed and board, without a Just cause or pro7ocation-
an" ! therefore forbid all persons ~harborin- or trusting
he' o" my account, as will pay no debt Of her con.
eating
GEO. w. BROWN.
, 1841-06-19
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

agEtiE undersigned AdministGor of tie c,tate OF
- Asa Gum. deceased, late of Pike County Mo.
Hereby give notice t. all concCrnrd or IN any way
i"trrrstcd in sand estate, tina, the undersigned admin.
i''rat"r will apply for a fnal settlement uf ,ait! estate
at the next Augut team. oi TIE Couuty Cont of
said county.
SAMUTL e. FIELDER, Aan.,r.
with the VIII Annexed.
June 70, l~Sil.-it.
, 1841-06-19
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

A IL persons Interested are hereby notI-
~ fcl that at the mex August Term of the
Rails County Court, | shall make Il final set
of my administration, of the estate
of John Crockett deceased.
WILLIAM W. C.ARTMILL.
june i. lS4l.-4t. Admir-.
, 1841-06-19

The widow ana soa Of tie late President
have decided that his remains snail lo re-
moved Immediately 10 North Bend. 10 be
deposited upon a beautiful aid elevated H.
tural mound, where tie monument may be
seen for several miles Up and down tic OHIO
river.
, 1841-06-19
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

4 IL PERSONS inicsc.,cl, ere Lc.cby notified
~ that | shall at the next Ar-u.t term Of In,
li"c county court, make a Eual settlement Of nv
hdnIm'tfaton Of tie Estate Of Lemuel Lawrence
decca-cj,
JAMES M'COED, Adm.
Jam Il, l-il-it-
, 1841-06-19

Mn. kEEHLE, lately appointed superinten-
dant OF indiana Affairs al St. Louis. has de-
clined the appointment, on account Of bad
health.
, 1841-06-19

GLENTwoRTH. the pipelayer, has been tried.
but The jury failed TO make . verdict. and
the cause was continued for another trial.
, 1841-06-19

The Democratic congressional Ticket has
been elected in Alabama. by about G.OO0
majority. This is the first election held in
that State under the General Tickle, Svs-
tenn.
, 1841-06-19

JtSfHiTEiEED and for sale. Doctor Cham
pIons vegetable ague medicine, a safe and certain euro
for Chllls and Fever in all its complicated forms. and
rs an eileciual remedy for feyers of every description,
also Doctor Cs vegetables antibilIious. antidispeplic.
purifying and ca;hartic pills, a valuable medicine. A
pamphlet containing certificates of cures and directions
for using accompany each box,
THOS. s. WATERS.
June 9Th lSJl-iw.
, 1841-06-19
C3H2H8
OF THE FOURTH oFJuLY ISL

At a large and respectable meeting OF the citizens
OF Troy, at the Hotter. OF Mr.. GEo. CusrrR, ar
Engagements were entered into TOR the celebration of
tie 'rNty fifth anniversary Of IudcpcGdcnce. Tie
following were the arTauEcmcu's VIVA That Mr..
user should erect an arbour in his ynrd-aud that
a d Inner lie prepared suitable for the occasion. and
al night h'- house will be thrown open for a Bal. -
\ committee OF three was appointed to wait on Mr..
l'ip. W. l. GAMER, 10 del Ncr an Grafton on that Lay.
which lie eo"sertcd 10 do. No pains viii tc spared
by itc MANAGERS, 10 make tie day pas ur as a.rcca-
NY a. pc-Ihle, Gni a -car.Il invitation i rr-rrc!f.l-
" extended to al those who may feel disposed to
attend.
Troy, Lincoln to. Mo. june ~. I-lI-at
, 1841-06-19

tNhc above named petitioners having by their At
l. torn"y on the 18th day of MAY 4. H., 1911.
filed III the Office of the ClcIk OF the Circuit Cont
"i The County and State aforesaid, their uriit,nn
PRAYING for the partition of the following described
real estate Of Samuel Band, late OF ,a:i county de
ceased. Ito WITT The North West fourth of section
No. IL Township No. 81. Range two West, contain
inS one hundred aud sixty acre., nlso the west half
OF The north cast quarter objection No. II Township
No III. Range two west containing - acres, and
also The North East quarter o. the North East quar-
terof section NJ. Il, in Township No. 81, Range
two west, containing fuIty acres, all in the county
niorcsaid. And it appearing ON affidavit fied with
SAID petition, that John Baird, and Samuel Band ir.
two of the above named defendants arc not residents
Of this state. 1t is therefore ordered that said nom
resident defendants be notified that said prtitiopcfs
have filed their petition as aforesaid by Il publication
OF a copy of this order, in some newspaper published
nearest To this county, once 4 week for eight weeks
sncce'sively before the next term of said Circuit
Court which will be begun and held al the Court House
in the Iowa Of Troy in said county on the third Mon
day in July next.
- Given under nv hand and seal of Office
seal. in vacation Of said count, this 18th day Of
49, July, a. ID. ISL.
FRANCIS PARKER, Clerk
of Lincoln Circuit Court No.
July 22-st.
, 1841-06-19
No

Is Hereby .i,ns, that the uhiG ,'fsncl, has taken
out Let; &c.. ai-iu-i.,uJn, with the wAIanneAed,
NO. E. ,s.t'. q: ......,H i.-hcf deceased iFol.
Il ',-s .. tie g!Ee C1rItv Court, bearing date
the lr;h day IT II-o III; III r,.,..- having
Claims ggsIn2t said estate are there. "a Euhied to
present them for allowance. within ore yea'fsor the
date q! srid letter, or Trey may be pre1irded iIom
any BENEFIT Of said estate, and if not presented with
IN thIec yeas, Will Be forever haned.
JOHN X. FISHER, Admir-.
with the will annexed.
, 1841-06-19
STATE OF MISSOURI
County, of Limcnln. O..

In the CirrTit Court fpr JIly Re
John Baird, William Baind, David
Band, Gabriel Reed aud Mary HI.
wife, lat" Mary Band, and Ne
kIniy Hay aud Sarah his wife,
late Sarah Baird. Petitioners.
John Baird, Samuel Eaird Jr.
and Sarah, William, Samuel, John
Francis, Absolem. and James HAYS
children Of Elizabeth Hays, late
Elizabeth Baird deceased. De.
PENDANTS.
, 1841-06-19
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is h"Icby given, that the undersigned
I hiss obtained from tie Clerk of the CuuD;y
'ourt Of Pike county, letters OF Administration
upon the Estate OF James Greer deceased, bearing
date the 18Th day Of Nay lc41. All persons hav-
AZ claims against said estate, are requested TO exhib-
II them IN one year from the date of said letters for
allowance, or they may be precluded from any benoh.
Of said cstatci aud il such claim, are not presented
within three years from the date OF said letters. thew
Willie forever barred.
JOHN N. TRIMBLE, Admr
May lgth-f:.
, 1841-06-19

The following is the select committee ap-
pointed by the Senate 10 whom is referred
that Part of the Presidents message HAT re-
lates to a fiscal agent. 1t is like all the 9th
ers appointed il that body, the present ses
sion, in the proportion of I wings TO . demo-
Gratis:
, 1841-06-19
pSBaIC SALE
NM SETTLEMENT.

ENllE undersigned administrator of the es
n tate of Nicholas &. kabler decd late
of Warren County Missouri, hereby gives no.
tlce 10 all Creditors and others Interested in the
said estate. that lie intends tomake a final set
of tie said estate, at the next term
OF tie County Court of said County to be
held oa The 2Glii day of June next.
WILLIAM McMURTRY. Admir-.
Jane 9Th l9Il.-tw.
, 1841-06-19

We are authorised a. announce BAR
NETT Ii. LOYELACE, as Il candidate for
tie Office of Assessor .cy Fihe County, II
the Eext August election.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-29
:, =. of the Richmond Enquirer.

r.o.,>sea tsree during tie session
70 and rcek daring the rest q TIE year.
+ S.~f q. TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
n,,,,rs rs- sasna and Three Dollars for elk months,
,sy.nce De paid IN TIE o'es, OF renn.eu W n'' p'
t.r i t,,r. nor annum al the end OF The year
,,,s o.ce NAV he RENTED per mail, IN good an"
= aS notes the risk Of the Eaitori s.e Pi, ,.t,rr
So ~ 81 by ne rrue-s.-(The postage OF s'ns, -
- t '. 80 Ia The writer. Ii is the accumulation o.
+, ~ extensive business wh'en "pe'"'' -
.;; ~ nav for nine papers, annually, shall have the
,,ors shall hereafter be considered as ihcurrua
4 I'd Co. vcars puhlicaon unless specially
!, sr,s, ,me ana paid Cor in advance 10" 'h" '"''''
ra = wv snail be sent the order Of any new ana ".'
" .,., unless pad Tor IN ad'aace' " .,ya n
NJ mad, sane knew" AM - ~ \, order for pub,
, ,,,n.ni f,.,n subscriber VINO :, u",,
ID with III conditions >nss n,.' rsruation
h,, copy of iiS 49,, -, ,,r may hr
o. n"s Of MI whose aaly 60 as ", me
IL publisher ana w, ,a ~. time when the advanced
a y ~ Shall We erased from the ~ o. supe ~ T.
.; Ms aue' ~ Of he Eii.orii CoRrcH,,"n q "a
.'sso" NE 4 the ,rsnl;S Of The collective VS.
F5~s s,er experience 81 tie Ei.t"ria Corps o. n.as'"
assembled IT Hesnoai ON VIZ The Interests
i1,Se and own inisrrS's an ]
cncc several Of NE NJ Gas Of men has
Nas',n Anus. cf the Cred, S'e'a, tia" 'le l.,s :"
ihe great d hens CONSISTS ~, u. S.,m,,ans Of the
s.,,. ',;n wr have be.n induced 10 continue scvera
-. ~ the Book, wh" are ~ a''sn. !" w wh
d. ir course the name u 'vrfs s,.n:c,,"s,, ~
.,,n.ncei.ent Of cur next S'iune
rrsNs OF ADVERTISING.
y.r.f T3r il te rsro'nema', 20 'i - n head Of thsir
= ~ ~ ~ s,er,;s.ns and Tia, they strictly adhere "a
I'M! i!l ia.rc prices be Always sueh' - !" give a'
;''a 'f e '"' Rs'ort;es Of The Editoria Coneention
II sixteen lines, less, hrst inSer''a' % Cents ''f
,..';,nlaI.-. So cents .;,h ,.s ,,r,,c-
,,s9,,a-y references. u insure execution, - .
fisna nIay amount 10 Si~o per ainun, q
..ea .Yf lltltn