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Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
TAX COLLECTIONS SALE.

TAX COLLECTORS SALE.
AN Monday the 10Th day of October
" next, will expose TO public sale to
the highest bidder for cash, before the
Cour, House door in the town Of Lexing'
ton, Holmes Couoty, the following de-
scribed tract or parcels Of land, 10 wit:
the east half north east quarter, east half
south east quarter Of section %; west
half north west quarter Of section %, all
IN township l3, range 2 eust, containg
24O acres more or less.
The above lands we're entered by Will
lam Little, but now owned by Ozias Tay
lor. Assessed as the property of Will
IAN Little, and will be sold or 80 much
as will pay Five Dollars and Eighty
cents. being the amount OF tax due for the
year le4l, together with all costs accru.
ing thereon.
Sale to take place within The hours
prescribed by law.
B. ID. SCOTT, Tax Collector
OF Holmes county, Mi.
Sept. 10, 40 I'm. prfl0.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
INSOLVENCY.

YEVHE undersigned having been ap-
"a pointed by the Hon Probate Court
of Holmes County, Miss'pl, at the July
term thereof 1912, commissioners of insol.
vency on the estate Of Joseph Fl. Towns,
late of said county decd, will NEE, at the
office Of the Clerk of the Probate Court
of Holmes county, Oh the Sd Saturday in
each month for the next six months, for
the purpose ofreceiving examining, audit
ing allowing or passing upon claims
against said decedent's estate.
JACOB PERKINS,
SAMUEL II. BAUGHN,
J. NJ. HOLLlNGSWORTH,
Commissioners.
July 9, 81 6m
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
Notice.

Tn ETTERS of Administration with
MA the last will end testament annexed
havIog been granted to the Undersigned,
at the September term 1912, of the Hon
orable Probrle Court of Holmes county,
on the estate Of James B. Doly, deceased,
notice is hereby given to all persons hav-
ing or holding claims agsinst said dece-
dents estate, to present them within the
time limited by law, or the same will be
forever barred, and those indebted will
make immediate payment.
LEMUEL DOTY, Executor.
Sep. 10. 40 CIV
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.l
HOLMES County.
Attachment returnable to the October term
ls42, ofMe Holmes Circuit Court,
for $4,000.

Henry Wilkinson,
vs.
Hugh Dickson.
YHNHE attachment in this case having
IL been duly returned executed, by
summoning David w. Farris, as a gar
nishee: 1t is therefore considered that
unless the said defendant do appear on or
before The first day of the next term Of
this Court (he third Monday of October
1912 give special bail and plead therein,
that judgment final will be entered up
against him, and the plaintiff will he al
lowed TOT proceed against the garnishee
for the amount Of his demand, or so much
as the said garnishee may be indebted to
the said defendant.
J. WALTON, elk.
C. E. Mount, Au'y.
Sept, II, al CIV pr { $40.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
Notice..

I the next October term Of the
A Hon'bIe Probate Cont Of Holmes
count Mississippi, we will present our ac-
count as administrators of William J.
frayser, deceased, for final settlement and
allowance, at which time We will make a
surrender Of our letters of administration
as aforesaid.
J. M. CLEMENT,
N. f. RIVES,
Administrators Of VIM. J Frayser.
Sept. 3, 1912. 80 4w.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
IN THE DISTRICT CHANcERY

IN THE DISTRICT CHANCERY
Court of the State of Mississippi:
JUNE TERM, 1912.
Board Of Police, Of Holmes county, Miss.
pS.
Heirs of VIM. Phillips, jr, etal.
Upon opening The matters OF this
" bill, and it appearing to the sa,is-
faction of the coart, that Martha Armisr
tead and - Armstead, her husband,
and II. L. w. Phillips, are non residents
Of the State Of Mississippi, it is therefore,
ordered, by the Court that publication be
made Tor two months successfully in the
Lexington Union, published in Lexington
Miss., tor the above mentioned Martha
Armlslead, - Armistead, and Fl. l..
w. Philips, three Of the defendants to
appear, plead, answer, or demur, TO the
bill of complaint by the first day Of The
next term OF this court, TO be holden at the
Court Room at CarroIlton on the I'd
Monday in December rext; otherwise
the matters in the said bill, will be taken
pro conlesso as TO them.
WIZ. HEMINGWAY, Clerk.
FuItz & Brooke, p. q.
July2, 80 On pr Sl5.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
HOLMES County:

. "A Il Or hiSSISSlfTl,I
HOLMES County:
Probate Court, September term, 1912.
A GREEABLY to an order of the
N Hon'ble, Probate Court Of Holmes
County. Mississippi, made at the Sept.
term thereof, A. ID. 1912: Notice is given
by all persons interested in the lands ten.
ements and Entertainments of James B.
Dotey, late Of said county deceased TO be
and personally appear before our said
Court OF Probates aforesaid, at its next
November Term, 1912, then and there to
show cause, # any they have or can, why
an order should not be granted by this
Court for the sale OF one equal undivided
half or moiety Of the following lands be.
longing TO the said decedents estate; to
wit: the south west quarter, section l6,
township IL, range 3 east.
WITNESS the Hon. John F. vii.
liams, Judge of said Court, and
L. S. Seal. Issued the 7th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1912.
j.. nj. HOLLINGSWORTH,
CLerk.
Sep 10. 40-6w pfdl0h
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
DEBTS.

Teller, in his late message,
I y The Ualted States as shaving
4 q her 'n' Whole debt since the last
y i1 w. sllthe olkergredt po,Ders hare
pAI' ..;no theirs!" We are sorry to
' n al important public docu.
ma' '';on such a want Of information
sT h,.IOfy and condition Of foreign
Y. T as i implied in the passage a
.''otsd. How could the president
u,on the idea that all the great
\ The world, except the United S.
II. y since the peace, increas'ng their
i've public debtsS There is no
IN IN great powers of Europe, which
Y s.s . reducing its debt, during the
. uiod in which the United States
ofr hers. There are five gov
: which are usually donomina,ad
Il, mowers, all Of which have been
peace. successfully engaged in
me enormous debts contracted by
ssting the lOrg war which proceed,
,aa, Britain which is burdened
Z. creates, debt, has reduced that
NV millions sterling since the
ID "y what is more, has by changes
' ~ with the consent of the pub
';,o,s, reduced to the amount of an.
.,.,est five milllions.--The Public
Russia, according to the latest
|. accounts, was reduced to 1884,
~, eas nanet rolbles, having been in
!. hIgh as 100000. 600. The
FINANCE of the Austrian empire IS
ss,C satisfactorily known, but accord
\. ibe best information, the debt has
!. .educed since the peace more than
6OOO Of American dollars. Inc
I. n prussia, which amounted in 1870,
IA sO3 900 six dollars, had been re-
.s''sO frs, Of January, 1885, to l63,
/, alD. & i, has been undergoing a regu'
,ss',e,ion since, & probably,does now
Il <1ceed $780, 100000. The fund
dsM of France has been greatly in
The peace, By the assumption
,biihtions to foreign countries and tbs
.,,so, of thousand millions of francs
= subiec,s who were robbed Of theIl
~ in the revolution. but the amount
al was in process of rapid reduction
! period subsequent to the liquidation
u iebt. Ithas recently been increas
l6In extraordinary causes, but not II
laSunt equal to the previous reduction
iii The great powers, instead of al
ling their debt, while the United 5
wing hers, were also all payin'
hAge together, reduced their aggregat
[. II an amount equal probably to tiv
N Ne whole debt of the United State
81 Hose of the var.-Boct. ADJ.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
MbURSUANT TO the provisions OF a
-M Deed of trust, to me executed, bv
VIM. A. McMillion for the purpose Of se>
curing certain sums Of money mentioned
therein, to Aaron thurman, which said
deed is on record in the Office fthe Clerk
of the Probate Court of Holmes county.
in book &. of record of Trusts and Mort
cages, pages 223 and 224, shall on Sat
urday, the 10Th day Of December next, at
Lexington, proceed tie sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following town lot
situate, lying and being in the town of
Lexington, Miss, known and described
on The map of said town as lot number 43,
being The same upon which said M'MilI-
ion now resides. Such tile as is vested
in me as Trustee, will be conveyed,
(Which is believed 10 be good) no other.
J. M. HOLLINGSWORTH,
Trustee
June / II 6m,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01

occasional SIatistics'-itis estima-
lsu M During the tate session of Congress
hc Hpeaker Of the House, had to apply
he hammer to the desk and cry "Order,n
P040 Zines! that the members used 100
eama Of Uncle Sans lelor paper, and
ok, qaills and waters in proportion; that
uch phrases as ali the honorable gentle.
han iFom CldervlIe directs his o6serva-
ions persoOaIly to me, fling them back
n hlsIeeIh, accompanied by the contempt
hal sQch language meritsm passed be.
eeen honorable members 229 times; tina,
ll5 peHnds of tobacco was submitted to
nlslcziion during the session by honora.
psmembers; that BY the same, during the
lainp 'ime, an average number Of
pfand todiIes, juleps and gin cocktail.
were efunk by each Observation-Disclosures
w 'naRded. The nonsense spoken and
W ia'e grammar broken 60 beyond the
pwaF y calculation. Pic.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
Notice..
Sep 10.

M ETTERS Of Administration having
IL been granted 20 the Undersigned, at
September term, 1912, Of the Honorable
the Probate Court Of Holmes county, on
the estate OF John Rebsrger, deceased,
notice is hereby given to all persons, hav-
ing OF holding claims against said dece-
dents estate, TO present them wHhia the
time limited by law, or they will be for
ever barred, and those indebted will make
immediate payment.
ELIAS TAYLOR, Admir-.
Sep 10. 40 6w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
IMPORTANT TO TAX PAYERS


NOTICE is hereby given, that l will
~ 90 or by the middle Of Otober next,
enter upon the discharge Of my duties as
Tax Collector of Holmes County, when
| shall visit all Of the resident tax payers
OF my county, and will expect them, to be
prepared to take receipts, by Smelling out
the Hard coin and State Warrants, as
nothing but Gold and Silver and State
Warrants will be received. 1t will be a
matter of economy to all those interested
in the above notice, to be prepared as by
an act of the Legislature, have power to
distress for all tax remaing unpaid on the
Is, of November; and | expect 10 pursue
the letter Of the law.
B. ID. SCOTT, Tax Collector.
OF Holmes County.
Sept. II, 1912. al If.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
COTTON

NJ ~ OO y unite in stating that on,
Y this year will be verv fine &,
wv p'1 aas never been surpassed
NJ or "0u'0 make US thankful in
le ,a' 'uSO blight as is DOW spread
MI ',' Ie, II strue we may look
"a III ,ha 'r depression in the price,
HI ;61, 40 .esl''mate effects Of the tar.
ilsss s,d pa'SsO, combined with the ca,
'sI'sI, 'ra'o Of things existing In the
MI ' wy districts in England. But
|llhs ~ We nave another consolation.
III y D"glIsh market for our cotton IS
NV hi " ,hS markets are every day
ID,' ' ia the ned. demand rapidly incros: cas-
's|S 'add IU%S, !" The long peace
MI Hon r~1e III. % the British restrictions
sl.|.1 p, impulse to mauufac,urHes
Ia y ~b; rh,us s Germany, ' France
liI.. n " o". must ere long enhance
lSOuthern Tribune.
W um.pu s''0As rum you may look
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
In the United States Circuit Court for
the Southern District of Mississippi,
to November Term, 1912.
Richard .. Pri'chard, Sd plus
Galloway, Richardson s. surt's
DY virtue Of the above execution to
Nd me directed, | shall expose TO public
sale, at the door of the Court house in the
town of LxiDg'on, within the hours pre-
scribed by law to the highest bidder, for
cash, on the first Monday of October 1912
all The right, title and interest of the de
PENDANTS in and to the following described
property, to wit: the west half of south
westquarter and ives, half south east quar-
ter, section 4, township Ia, range west
containing $50 SO l00ths acres; and tn,
east half north west quarter, section g.
township ID, range 2 west, containing 7
So l00ths acres; and LOT number ], o
section 8, township ID, range west
containing 80 acres; east half and cas-
half Of north west quarter; east halt soulI
west quarter, section 10, township ID
range west; containing $50 acres; nortI
half, section Is, township ID, range
west; containing $50 30-IO0ths acres
north east half, east half rorlh west quar-
ter, east half south east quarter, section 3
township ID, range 2 west, containin;
3l9 62-l00ths acres; north hall, soutl
west quarter, section II, township IA
range west, containing a.: acres; soutI
half, section Is, township ID, range
west, containing 800 30-lOOhs acres
Also rear of lot number 8, in the town o
Tchula.
The same having bsen levied on as tn
property of the defendants, to satisfy plain
tIfl's claim and costs.
ANDERSON MILLER, Marshal.
BY N. G. WATTS, Dept.
August q, ls42, 3S-tds p I II 81
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01

M iOo. W. M. GwIN, made a mo.
Y ''a QA'pe "a u1. that the House of Rep
\, lives resolve itself Into committee
H. PIE on The state Of the Union,
| W NV 10 lake up The bill for the relief
W.T. Jackson. Mr.. G. moved to sus,
Y ' Jules, which motion failed by a
IN " " to 6l, a vote of two thirds be.
ICY. Thus, it seems, that Mr..
JAILED for the present in his eff
N Pcuce the House to do Justice to
\, '0us patriot of the Hermitage,
w psuage of Mr. Calhoun, CHOW
NJ, Pa' suca unequal justice should
|jss,. put to Gen. jackson, who ter.
MT W. war with glory, and Gen.
commenced il with disgrace"
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
INSOLVENCY

INSOLVENCY.
TKNHE undersigned having been APP
n pointed BY the Honorable Probate
Court of Holmes county Mississippi; at
the February term 1912, thereof, Com
missioners to receive, examine, audit and
allow CLAIMS against the estate of John
d. Davis, deceased, will meet at Fultz &
Brooke office, the fourth Saturday in each
month, for the next six months.
Fl. H. FULTZ,
VIM. SWAMI,
A. l.. EDRINGTON.
0z- The Probate Court Of said county
at the August term 1912, have granted a
1urthep extension OF one month for the
settlement Of said estate.
Feb. 10. 10 6m.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01

MIPON opening the matters in this
u Bill contained, and discovering
that Wiley o. Harrington & Humphrey
Scroggin, two of the defendants reside be,
yond the limits of this State, aud tina, the
ordinary process of the law cannot be ex>
ecuted upon them, it is therefore ordered,
that publication be made in the Lexington
Union, weekly, for two monlhs, success.
lively; that unless the said Wiley o. Har.
rlngton and Humphrey Scroggins appear
before the Vice Chancellor, at the Court
room in Carrollton, on the third Monday
in December next, and plead, answer, or
demur to the said bill Of complaint, the
allegations thereof will be taken for con.
lessed aud such order made by the Vice
Chancellor therein, as he may deem equi~
table and just.
WIZ HEMINGWAY, Clerk.
Lansdale, Any for Compl't.
Sept. 10. 40-2m pfdl5
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-10-01
IN THE DISTRICT CHANCERY
Court Of The State Of Mississippi.
JUNE TERM, 1912.
Edward Towns,

y wv N~NS'S N"'""e"o'PHH
JUNE TERM, 1912.
Edward Towns,
pS
A. Rally, ct al.
HIPON opening the matters in this
q bill, and it aPpearining to the sat-
saction of the Court, that defendant VIM
Towns is no, an inhabi;ant of the State
Of Mississippi, it is therefore ordered by
the court, that publication be made for
two months successIvely in the Lexington
Union, published 10 Lexington, Miss, for
the above mentioned WIN. Towns TO
appear, plead, answer, or demur 10 the
aforesaid bill OF complaint, by the fisstday
Of the next term of this court, to be holden
at the Court Room in Carrollton, on the
third Monday in December next: other.
wise the matters in the said bill will be-
taken pro confesso as to him.
WIN. HEMINGWAY, Clerk.
Ful'z and Brooke, p. q.
July 3, 80 Pm pfd15.
IN THE DISTRICT CHANCEKY
Court OF NE State OF MtSStSSapp.
JUNE TERN, 1912.
VIM. Cochran, Admr
Us.
Joseph Green
NTPON opening the matters Of this
" bill, and it appearing to the satis-
faction of the Court, that Joseph Green
is non resident OF The state Of Mississippi
it is therefore ordered,by the Court that
publication be made for Two months sue
IcessiveIy, in the Lexington Union, in the
town of Lexington, for the above named
Joseph Green 10 apPeas, plead, answer
or demur, to tho bill of complaint, by the
first day of the next term Of this Court, to
be holden at the Court Room at Csrroll-
ton, on the third Monday 10 December,
next, otherwise the matters in said bill
will be ken pre- coniesso, as to him.
WIN. HEMINGWAY, elk.
Marsh d Neil, p. q.
July 2. 80 2m pfdl5.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21

Gorernoy's .MeSsdge.--We have the pleasure of
presenting our readers to-day with the annual mes
sape of Gov. Paine. His Excellency gives his
views in a plain and forclble style, and the matter
of this document we doubt not will generally, if
not entirely, meet the commentator of all With
a brief and fitting notice Of the new treaty, the
Tariff and other questions interesting alike to the
state and the nation, the subjects of more local in
terest. such as the cause OF education Geological
Survey, the Militia, the Districting OF the State,
and a thorough reform in the administration of
State finances, are respectfully urged as claiming
the deliberate and serious attention Of the legsla-
ture We refer the reader TO the message, with
single remark a considerable part is devoted to
the recent extraordinary proceedings in Rhode ISL
and, in our judgement with great proprety' The
alarming example there set of disregardng all law
and ORDER and enforcing the redress of civil grew
ances by the sword, against the clearly expressed
will of the people of the State-demanded this no.
lice and none the less demanded it, certainly, be-
cause the Executive Of sister State has expressed
different X in opinion, dangerous views. The
report of the Auditor, 10 which alluson is made,
will undoubtedly be looked for with great interest,
and we shall try either to give it at length, or a
notice Of it.-Uaichmdn
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21

MIR. w. E. Ryther,-Sir 81 wish you to publish
the following interesting secret overheard by a
gentleman OF high authority.
Martin Van Buren, said in low voice TO one of
his confidential friends, while travelling in the
Southern States, this season, that the best way to
break down the Wing administration would be TO
make the National Bank unpopular, shorten the
alien laws, and encourage emigration. By that
means, we shall either get our Subtreasury system
or else open the door for England TO send her
agents here and establish through the free trade
Policy currency of their own Bank Notes. While
that rs doing, must be fasten the dam
ger OF English Gold upon the Wing party. Matty
also added, that foreign emigrants so numerous
they will aid England in that object in preference
to our own National currency. Ties of connection
at home and interest here in party politics, will
most likely aid us in our views, and we shall obtain
our object
That must have been the way Benton intended
to flood up the valley of the Mississippi with those
Gold sinners he so much lauded.
The city of st. Louis is almost controlled bv
emgrants. They elect nearly one half the city
officers. The Legislature of Missouri already be-
gins to feel the influence of foreign members elect
ed to their body.
Soon as the foreign majority carry the day, Eng
land Bank Notes will he substituted in place of our
own currency. English capitalists (whe nearly
one half of her population is in a state of starya
tom are advertising money enough for gig per
cent, while our own State Banks are making ~ TO
Is per cent, and not money enough at that price
to answer the wants of business
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21
germ ont toemtt.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1912.

VrnMoSr LroisLAruRE.-The Legislature of
this State convened at Montpelier the 18th inst
In the House, Hon. Andrew Tracy OF Woodstock,
was elected Speaker. The official canvass oil the
votes for Governor shows the following result :
Paine q, 167 Smile ~ 100; Williams and scat
tering 2,i32. Paine's majority over Smile, 3O37.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21

Progress Of TemPeranee.-Williams, the temper.
ance lecturer, has obtained Mirty,6re thousand ei0ht
hundred and Dty signatures to the pledge in Wes-
tern Pennsylvania, Virginia and Ohio. OF the
number nine were disliers and thirteen retailers of
ardent spirits, all of whom have left the business
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21
CONSTITUTION OF vrp,,oNr

On the third Tuesday of November next, the
people of the several towns in this State are 10
elect Delegates to Convention to be holden at
The State House on the first Wednesday of January,
1885, to consider and adopt or reject the amend.
ments to the Constitution, recently proposed by the
Council of Censors.
We intend next week to give the Address of the
Council of Censors to the People of Vermont.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21

In n late number of our paper, we spoke OF a
meeting of our citizens then about to be holden,
for the purpose of establishing Public Library
The meeting was well attended and the very hes.
spirit prevailed An Association was formed agree
ably to the provisions of the Statute of State,
giving 10 such associations the powers and privi-
leges of Corporations, and the necessary Bye-Laws
adopted.
G. c. Hall generously rendered 10 the Associa.
ton the free use of the Room in rear of the Post
Office for the keeping of the Library, and Almon
Eddy appointed Librarian.
Charles Chaplin, l.. G.. Mead, Asa Reyes, and
+. II. Fessenden, were chosen Experimenting
Committee, whose duty it is made, amongst other
things, to appropriate all monies received TO pur-
chasing suitable Books, and generally to superin-
tend the prudential affairs of the Association.
Ry the Bye-Laws, this Committee authorised
10 receive donations of Books and other Pubca-
tons for the Library, and enter the name OF the
Donor therein well as in a Book of Records to
be kept for the purpose and such donations may
be either absolute or conditional
The Room has been fitted up with suitable
Shelves, and large number Of valuable Books,
&c. have already been received as donations
enough ofthemselves to constitute very re.pecta.
bic Library.
When all those who intend giuine shall have
made their contributions, the Committee will pro.
coed to appropriate the money realized from the
sale OF Shares 10 the purchase Of new Books. The
Shares are put at $500 each, and as almost every
body amongst us subscribes, we have no hesitation
in believing we SHALL at once, have OF the best
and most extensive Libraries in this region. The
price of shares has been fixed thus low with view
10 place the privileges of the Library within the
reach of every Family and as there provision
IN the bye'laws for an annual assessment upon
them, the association will be enabled to keep up
with the times, by adding, from time to time all the
most valuable Publications as they may APP
pear. The benefits ofthis Library are not Intended
for Brattleboro alone, but for all Readers who
choose to take shares; and we are pleased to see
already on the List of Subscribers the names of
several Gentlemen from other towns.
Persons wishing to take Shares will call upon
Mr.. Eddy or Mr.. Fessendcn, at the Post Office.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1842-10-21
Legislature Of Vermont.

Thursday, Oct. ID, ls42.
Pursuant to the Constitution, both branch
es of the Legislature met at the State House
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and proceeded to Or
ganize.