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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-18
MONEY MARKET.

The operations at the Board a fair extent this
morning, but prices generally gave way Ohio es fell
Harlem, 4; Mohawk, stonington,i Delaware and
Hudson, 3 from the last sale
The result Of the late election expresses the sentiments Of
the people the subject of repudison both public and
private Those merchants who repudiate just debt and
then pompousy make donations for the benefit of the
at the approach Of winter understand that the PEG
pie can distinguish between honesty and osentatious
charity
There has been fair business doing in bills but to-
wards the close the rates rather gave way and may be
quoted as follows =
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PRrcrs OF NEW YoRx STATE srocx.

The elections took place the 7th During the
ten days which have since elapsed, all denominations Of
New York State stocks appears. have advanced nom
Ito per cent The greatest advance has taken place in
per cents which the last investment They have
than recovered the decline which the fears Of
a wanton increase of debt had occasoned. The city
stocks rank still higher.
Notwithstanding this rise New York and other sound
stocks the Federal government has been unable to OBJ
tain money its cent stock and the Treasury
notes have fallen per cent. few weeks since they
would command premium, they will not bring per
cent discount in any amount although the amount out
standing not greatly increased The increased activity
capital has rendered them longer desirable tempo
rary investment for the banks and capitalists seeking per-
manent esment, having all fears in relation to the
soundness oNew York stocks removed their money
into that channel Every day increases the dscred Of
the Federal government The late tariff which has very
materially injured commerce. has ruined the revenues
and with constantly increasing arrcarages the depart
ment struggles with the payments due the bonds Of
former years. As long Treasury notes at pro-
mum the government received cash for those bonds The
rate of the Treasury notes makes profitable to pay
them into the Treasury instead and thereby deprive
all means. Congress very meets, when
measures must be adopted As matters stand, the
and and the trade Of the country
well as the national iah all to be sacrificed the
idle phantom Of protection class Of citizens who
the whole population to 20.
The stockholders of the Erie Railroad the Broad
street Hotel There present a vast assemblage
very large capitalists both Of this city and the southern
tier Great enthusiasm evinca ed for the prosecution
of the work. The meeting addressed by SAUL Alley
ESQ., of this city, j. p MANRow ESQ., Of steuben county,
and several gentlemen from Rockland county, who
acquainted with the nefarous transactions of certain
family there
After much consultation, the following ticket was
agreed upon
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Extract of a letter from Agent Charleston S.
To Messis. J. PEAsE & Soy, as Division st.

GENTLEMEN:-
90 WE RENDER ABOVE STATEMENT OF AC.
court by which there appears SIS 20 in your favor and
draft for the sum- TO balance the account
cep the last Of $3.50 worth just received but
judging from present appearances win not remain long
and you had better send by first vessel says00 packages
at Is $780, 600 do at Is $780, 200 do at As $780, 10 do
g. $l5-makng $685. Your valuable Hoarhound Candy
performed great many here. To prevent the
calamity of being without "Peases Candy" you will
attend to the order Immediately and oblige
Yours truly,
HAviLAND HARRON & ALLEN. .
CHARLEsrov, Nov. 9Th, 1912.
Haviland, Reese & Co No. so Maiden Lane, w i'll corrob
the above statement and this letter will let the pub
lie the demand for our candy and also how esteem
ed by the Charlestonians
j. PEAsE & SON. 40 Division st.
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90 THE TONIC MIXTURE AN UNEQUALLED
remedy in all dyspeptc In large bottles ST. in
W. s. RICHARDSON, Agent
81 Nassau street.
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The New Workers on tits ticket are undoubtedly the
very strongest names that oud have been selected
The eques who hang around the Pipelsyers, and the
editor of the Standard newspaper met somewhere about
81 Wall street. and addressed by James Bowen, the
present President Henry L. Person the of
Eeazer Lord of Permont and several other relatives Of
the latter Twas agreed that the following ticket would
be voted for by the Pipeluyers party and Mr. Lords
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Accounts from Lisbon state that Lord Howard dc
Walden had had interviews with the Duke OF Pal
mella and Senior Gomez de Castro upon the tariff
question, and another meeting was expected soon TO
take place between the commissioners. The trea-
sury bills on the Decima were expected shortly to
come out; they were to be drawn for year, and to
bear interest at IL per cent per annum The issue
TO be under the charge of the Board OF Public
Great complaints were made of the proceedings
OF M: CapaccinI,a tending excite schsm and dis
obedience to the constitutional bishops and clergy
We have Lisbon news to the 24th Of October.
The tariff convention had been brought to a conclu
sion, the final proposition on the part OF Portugal
having been communicated on the 22d to The
British envoy. Il remained with our government
to accept or reject these teIms Some further re-
auctions, but TO nconsidersblc extent, were ad-
mited by Portugal on woolIen and printed cotton
goods. No new general classes Of goods were in
cluded, but reductions were here and there admit
Ted in particular items There was the appearance
Of fnrther concession, without the reality of sub
stantia abatement Portugal had rejected as in.
admissible the several propositions that 3s Sd. per
imperial gallon should be fixed the duty upon her
wines unit her export duty OF " mres per pipe on
port WINE is done away with that an additional
nd vaorem duty Of 20 per cent should be retained
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Edward Pierson, brotherin-
law OF II. L. Pierson, and
now Cashier.
Charles Hoyt.
r.. nj. Blatchford.
Z. II. Blatchford, present
Attorney Of the Company.
Hiram Gray, Of Chemung
county.
William q. Bucknor.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-25


The state Of MississiDpi,l PRonATR CONN.,
YAzoo CCUNTy. DeC'f Term "a !,
w iiEREAs, James W. Barnett, Admi...
nisgato Of lhe estate Of Emanuel
Head, decd, (by his solicitor, WIN. Z. Pughl
having Sled his petition representing 10 the.
Court that il would be 60 the beRsiitl 81 10
persons interested in said estate 70 sell tie,
following lots or parcels Of land, living and
being In YazOo City, county Or YazoO, and
State Of Mississippi, Of which lbe said E.
manuel Head died seized and possessed, for
the liquidation Of the debts against said .es-
tate, 1.-THE same having been declared insoI-
vent to vii: Lots Nos. liz, liz, ll0. l2I.
l22, and 40S; 80 : -
1t is therefore ordered BY the Court, that
all persons interested in the above described
property be, and personally appear before
Probate Court, 10 be holden in and for the
county of Yazoo. at The Court house thereof
in the town of Benton, on the 4.h Monday
in February next-then and there 10 shew
cause, if any they have, why the prayer Of
the petitioner should not be granted.
II is further ordered, that said Admins
traitor give forty days. notice Of this decree
Gy publishing the same six weeks success
sively IN the Yazoo City Wing.
Attest, GEO. CROCKETT. CTk.
Jan. IA. le42. (Pr fee $40 SOY 27-6t
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FOR SANE.

A THOROUGH bred short horn BULL.
IN have bred from him three years, and
his produce are unsurpassed in this country.
! bought him in March, 1887; he is therefore
fully acclimated.
He is a deep red, with small white spot
on his left flank; was sired by CamilIus, a
thorough bred short horn Bull; his dam by
San Martin; she out Of Teaswaier Cow Of
Capt. Mundy's stock of Kentucky.
JAMES NJ. PEASE.
Woodland, Jan. 81. 1884,. 2s-tf
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1842-02-25

n WILL proceed to sell the following
STRAYS, on the fourth Monday in Fe-
bruary next, before the Courthouse door Of
Yazoo county: N
HORSE, taken up by D S. King, sorFel
color, blaze strip nose. hind feet white, Sc
ven years old, fifteen hands high-aPPraised
to $50 90.
Jan. %, ls42. (Pr fee $2) 29-5t
MARE MULE, by E. J. Munger; color
iron grey, seven years old,no marks or brands
except collar r.1ark-apprased TO $45 90.
Jan. %, IS42. pr Zee So 29-5t
OK, by James Cqllham; color black,
mark, smooth crop in lie left ear, and smooth
crop and hole in the right, ten years old
appraised TO $l7 so.
Jan %, 1912. (Pr fee $2j 29-5t
STEER, by w. A. Oversueet; brindle
color, white belly, marked with an under
slope in the right ear, 3 years Old--ap. OraIs-
ed to S. 90.
Jan Is. 1912 (Prfee S2) 29-5t
COW and CALF, by J H Reed; spotted
color, marked with crop in the left ear, and
swallow fork and under bit in the right-ap-
praised TO Sl2 90.
Jan %, l342 price $2l 29.5t
STEER, by t G Marlborough; color white
and black, mark, swallow fork in the right
ear, branded with circle in the shape Of a
moon on the right hp-appraised SIS 90.
Jan %, l842 Pr fee $2) 29-5t
OK, by Thomas Bovard; len years old,
crop and under bit in each ear, and branded
with the letter P.-appraised to SIS 90.
Jan %, 1912 Price So 29-5t
COW and CALF, by E. o. Hooker; CO.
Tor brown, white back aud belly, mark under
half crop in each ppraised 10 $40 90,
w. II. MANGUM. Ranger.
Jan. %, 1912. pr fee S2) 29-5t
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Feb 25. ls42. fPr fee Sl2l
TRUSTEES SALE.

RY virtue Of a Deed of Trust, made BY
Matthias FalcrOd, to secure Douglas S.
King in the payment of certain sums of mo.
ney therein mentioned; which said deed is
duly recorded in Book G, page 407, in the
Clerks Office Ofthe Probate Court Of YazoO
county, shall expose TO sale, as Trustee
mentioned therein, TO the highest bidder for
cash, on Monday the 4th day Of April, 1912,
at the Courthouse door in the town of
Benton, the following lands, vz:-the east
half Of southeast quarter of Section twelve,
and the south half of west half of northwest
quarter of Section twelve, Township mum
Der twelve, Range l east, containing one
hundred and twenty acres, more or less.
will convey such title as is in me vested b.
said Deed of Trust.
J.J. NICHE, Trustee.
Feb 25, ls42 [Pr fee $3.50 33-4t
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FRESH PRODUCE.

u nVDUGEs
Only 9 days from Cincinnati.
ME Subscriber has Just received. in ad.
dilion to his former Stock
lOO bbls fresh Ohio Flour
% do sClOOn's celebrated Butter Crack
ers,
30 hbls do do Rostor do
% do Pilot Bread,
% boxes assorted Candy,
II bbls Cincinnati Smoked Beef
8 bills Bologna Sausage,
10 hhds Sugar Cured Hams.
8 do Gin. Smoked do.
100 bbls white l.. L. Potatoes.
300 sacks white Egyptian Oats.
200 kegs Leaf Lard,
10 do fresh Buckwheat.
80 hbls white Corn Meal,
% boxes hard Talow Candles.
20 bbls Cider Vinegar,
$50 do Whiskey, three different brands
All OF which will sell low for CASH, or in
exchange for Cotton.
CHARLES DRENNING,
Main ST., in front Of Lower Landing.
Feb. Is, lS42. 32-tf
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Trustees Sale.

10y order OF a certain Deed Of Trust,
- executed by William Reid, and Jane,
his wife. unto me, for the use and benefit of
the New Orleans Canal and Banking Com
panv, bearing date the twelfth day of Au-
gust, A. ID. 1889, and duly recorded in the
office of the clerk of the Probate Court Of
YazOo county, in the State Of Mississippi,
on the day Of the date thereof will, at
the request Of the said New Orleans Canal
and Banking Company, made by MessieursI
Wilkinson and Miles, their agents and at
torneys, expose to public sale to the highest
bidder, for CASH, on Monday the 2Sth day
Of February next, at the Courthouse door
Of said TaZOo County, in the town of Ben
ton, between the hours Of fen O'clock, A. NJ.
and four O'Clock, NJ, the following de-
scribed Negro Slaves, (being portion of
the same mentioned in said deed of trust
or so many thereof as shall be sufficient to
pay and discharge the two first instalments
in said deed mentioned, and now due, a.
mounting TO the principal sum of FIVE
thousand six hundred and seventy-6ve dol
lars and seVenty-three cents; together with
the interest,d due thereon, and the necessary
/ IHdISeS dtt0HufIg SdIu SdlGs 10 VIII. JAIN
and Fanny his wife, and three children
CasteIlu, Little Prince, Eliza, Amelia ahc
i Thornton. The above described property
will be sold by me, as Trustee for the pur
poses aforesaid. BY virtue Of the powers Il
4 nat effect given me IN said deed Of trust
| will only make such tiIle aosttle purchase
or purchasers as is vested in me as Trusted
as aforesaid Ills g0ds@alF m1n ~
will also, at the request Of the said par
ties as aforesaid, rent, atthe same time an
2 lpIace, for the term Of twelve months, Cor "a
such tefmas may be then deemed most bene
fetal tothe i0teresls Of the said parties) TO II
highest bidder therefor, the land described
! lsaid deed Of trust, containing iq ALI sixtee
hundred and eighty acres, (more or less).
L efas>sa r. w. QUACKENBOSS,
G a5s1 Trustee, &c.
Jan. 81, 1912. [Pr fee $24l 2s-5t
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TrmSf Said.

by virtue Of d Deed Of Trust, executed
- on the 22d day Of March, 1889, by
Henry Peden to Parham BufOrd, George
Fisher and Robert S. G. Perkins, to secure
the payment Of certain sums of money there
in mentioned, to William Bnrk; which said
Deed of Trust has been duly recorded on
the record of deeds Of YazoO county in book
l. pages 50, 60, 81 and GIVE, the under
signed Trustees shall proceed to sell, on
Monday the 4th day Of April, lS42, before
the Courthouse door of YazOO county, Mis-
.sissippi, at public auction TO the highest bid
der for cash, the following real and personal
property mentioned in said Deed of Trust,
viz: the east half Of the southeast quarter
OF Section d, Township IL, Range | west;
northwest quarter and west half Of the north
east quarter Of Section %; the east half OF
southwest quarter and west half Of the south
east quarter, and south half Of the east half
of northeast quarter of Section "a, Town
ship IL, Range west, containing $40 acres
more or less, all situate, lying, and being in
Yazoo county, Mississippi. Also, one negro
man slave, named Henry. Said property
will be sold for the purpose Of satisfying the
last note mentioned in said Deed Of Trust
which fell due on the first day of January,
1912. Sale TO commence at IL O'Clock, NJ,
OF said day.
We shall convey to the purchaser or pur
chasers of said property, only such title as
is vested in US by said deed, though we be
1ieve the same to be good.
ROBERT S G PERKINS,
GEORGE FISHER,
Trustees.
Feb 25. 1870. IPr fee Sl2l 33.5t
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The state of mississippi PROBATE COURT,
YAzOo COUNTY. JGn'y Term, 1912.
Jackson N. Ratclitf,
US.
Samuel N. Ra,clIf, and
Isaac RatcIitf.
TJOPON the opening of the matters con-
u tanned in the petition in this case,
and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
court that Isaac Ratcliff, one Of the above
named defendants, is not resident Of this
State, so that the process Of the same can
be levied upon him,-It is ordered, adj
Judged and decreed nv the court, that the
said Isaac Ratcliff appear in said court
and answer the said petition on or before
the April Term, 1870, of said court, or the
matters contained in said petition will be
taken as confessed, and such decree made
in relation, in the same, as the said cour
shall deem legal and just: And it is furthe
ordered by the court. that publication of th
order be made for the space of two months
in the Yazoo City Wing.
A true copy from the minutes.
Attest GEO. CROCKETT, Cl'k.
Feb. 4, 1912. pr fee Sl5) SO-9t
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY given, that the March Term.
II l842, of Yazoo Probate Court, shall, a.
Administrator de bonis non, &C., with the
will annexed of Richard M. Green, decd,
present my final account for settlement and
allowance on said estate, and ask TO surren-
der my letters Of administration.
ARTHUR G.. GREEN,
Administrator de bOnis non, &c.
Feb'v q, 1842. 3O-4t.
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RICHLAND
MALE AND FEMALE ACLDE.AY.

Viz tas, Session OF ave nolInS vii
u commence Un Monday, the I4th Feb
ruary, II =.
The Truse es beg leave to inform the
plblc, that, under the superintendent OF
he Rev. D l. Russell, assisted by his lady,
they anticipate a ScHooL of superior order.
Mr.. Il. comes TO Us hlgaly recommended as
al experienced and well qualified Teacher.
Arrangements are made for additional assls-
lance when needed.
The Musical department will be under
the direction of Mr.. P. Kenna aud Lady,
whose standing as Professors of Music is
well known. MIR. K. will give lessons on
the Piano, Guitar, Flute, Violin, Clarionet,
&c.
RchIand is situated IL miles south Of
Lexington, on the stage road to Jackson
Boarding can be obtained either with the
Principal, or in other good families, at from
So to $40 per month.
TERMS OF TUITION:
Primary Department, $l5 OC
The higher branches of English, 20 OC
Latin, Greek, and Mathematics, % OC
Music, 81 VI
Use of Instrument, OF
ELIAS TAYLOR,
Pres't Of Board of Trustees.
February IL, lS42. 3l-tf
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TRusT SALE.

10y virtue of Deed Of Trust, executed
- by Hiram G. Runnels and Obedience
A. Runnels, his wife, to me as Trustee, to
secure VIM. S. Byrd in certain sums therein
mentioned, and dated the fourteenth day of
January, 1887, and duly recorded in the Pro-
bate clerks office of Yazoo county, Mssis-
sippi, will proceed to sell for cash, on Mon
day the first day of August next, on the pre-
misses in said county, the following property,
or SC much thereof as will pay the second
note mentioned in said deed recorded in
Book G. page l0l and lO2, viz: The east
half of southwest quarter, north half Of
west half of southwest quarter, and south
half of west half of southeast quarter of
Section No. Z; and east half of northwest
quarter, west half Of southeast quarter. east
half of southwest quarter, east half of south
east quarter, north half of west half of south
west ouarter,south half Of west half of north
west quarter Of Section No. Is; and north
half of the northeast quarter, west half OF
the southwest quarter, south half OF the
west half of the northwest quarter of Sec
ton No. l9, Township No II, Range No. 8
east. ALso-the south half Of the west hal
of the southeast quarter, south half OF the
east half of the southwest quarter of Sec
ton No. Is, and west of the northeast quar-
ter, east half of northwest quarter, soutl
half Of the east half of the northeast quar-
ter, south half of the west half of the nOrtl
west quarter Of Section No. %, TOWNSHIP
1 No. IL, Range No. 2 east, subject TO entr
at Mount Salus. Acting as Trustee, Wi
convey such title only as is vested in me b
said deed, which is believed TO be good.
T. T. LEAVEL.
Feb. 4: ls42. [Pr fee Sl41 39-6t
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The stnte of Nlisaissippi,l PRoRArE CoURr.

The State of MississipPi,( PROBATE COURT,
FAzoo COUNTY. Dec'rTefm, 184II
WWHERE.AS, James Biles, Administra-
w tor of the estate Of 'Abner G. HaE-
rison, decd, having BY petition and applica-
ton, represented 10 Ire Court that it would
be for the benefit Of ali persons Interested,
to sell the following described real estate Of
said deceased, lying and beng in the couH-
ty Of Yazoo. and State of Mississippi, Of
which the said A. G. Harrison died seized
and possessed, tor the payment Of debts al
gainst said estate, viz: the one half inter-
est in and TO the southeast fourth, Section
25, and northeast fourth, and west half Of
southeast fourth of Section SO. all in Town
ship l3, Range No. west, containing 400
and 63-lO0 acres. 50
It is therefore ordered by the Court, that
all persons interested in the above described
property be, and personally appear beforeTa
Probate Court, to be holden in and for the
county Of YazoO, at the Courthouse thereof
in the town Of Benton, on the 4th. Monday
Of February next, (lS42, then and thereto.
shew cause, if any they have, why the PRAYER
Of the petitioner should notbe g.anted.
1t is further ordered, that said Admins
traitor give forty days notice Of this decree
by publishing the same six weeks success
sively in the Yasoo City Wing. . X
Attest GEO CROCKET, CIE.
Jan. ID. 1912. pr fee $40 SOY 27-6t
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Cotton Seed.
IA CARD.

n - n OANWo
NOTICE is hereby given, that from and
l after this date, | will receive, nothing
but specie 10 satisfaction of Executions re-
turned to me from the United States Court
as Marshal of the Southern District of Mis-
sippi, unless. specially ordered to receive
Bank Notes by the plaintiffs themselves.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
Jan. II, 1912. .sew eH 27-4t.
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MARSHAL'S. SALE.

OdSSSON 'OCOSCO O6OUtt OONI NV
lS42.
Thomas Zines & Coz
vs.. plus. vend. exp.
Calvin Taylor, sen'r.
10y virtue of the above stated vend. exp.
- to me directed from the Honorable the
Circuit Court of the United States for the
Southern District oc Mississippi. will ex
pose to public sale, for cash, before the
Court House door of Yazoo county, Mi.
within the hours prescribed By law, on
Monday the l4th day Of March neat,
all the right, title and interest the said defen-
dant hath in, or to the following described
property, to wit: east half Of southeast quar-
ter Section %. Township 8, Range 4, west !;
also, lots Nos. l, 8 and 3, in Section 25,
south half of west half Of southwest quarter,
Township s, Range 8, west, Of Section -,
Containing 500 acres, more or less); also,
the following described lot in the town of
Satarta, Yazoo county, 10 wit: all of the
front of lot No. IA, lying west of the line
running at right angles from Plumb street,
thirty feet west Of the store occupied by
Robert Wilson: levied on as the property OF
the said defendant, Calvin Taylor, SEN, and
will be sold to satisfy the above stated ven
ditioni exponas, and costs of suit.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
By T. L. ARNOLD, d. M.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.
United States Circuit Court, to Nay
Term, 1912.
Marselles 4 Martin.

Term, l64Z.
Marseilles 4 Martin.
vs.. plus. Fl. ia.
IhOs. Rawlings g. security
RY virtue of the above VeDditioni Elk
ponas to me directed from the Homer
ole Unied States Circuit Court for The
Southern Dsric of Nj, will expose 10
public sale, for cash, at the Court House
door OF Yazoo county, Mi. within the hours
prescribed by law, on - -
Monday, the 18th dag Of february nert,
all the right, title and interest, the said de-
tendant Thomas Rawlings, hath an or to
lhe following described 2roperty.a TO wit:
One Lot Of ground in the town OF Benton.
YazoO county, Nj, ia Section /, Township
ii, Range l, West, measuring 90 feet or
Main Street aud running back $50 feet,
upon which stands good house: levied on
as :he property of the said defendant Thos
Rawlings, and viii be sold to satisfy the above
stated Venditioni Exponas and COSTS Of
suit. ANDERSON. MILLER, Marshall,
Il Il = By r. L. ARNOLD, D NJ,
Jan 20, ls4I. [Pr fee SO OOl pest