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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

HUAgUGs-li IS astonishing that the of New York
will allow themselves to be glprou.y hunbugged By the
nOGrum veade. Of the present day Ii s,Ler tact that
article Of real merit hardly find way public conf
deoc~ seems 10 u thame had rather pay their money
medicines which have other recommendation soc
the sender himself gives " unknosn attzched
W cerhcat~ than for article recommended by
ntels eD physc ans IN the land Governs BALM % LIFE
for Dyspepsia, Bronchitis Sore Throat Coughs Colds
and Co SYMPTOMS, recommended by the hghs pedcs
talent IN this country, Wen cergynen other. Of the
highest repsetsblty whose certificates may be with
their real name. attached by their bands, by calling
Mr. COVERT at lis Office, 1856 Nssssu-.l Agent. ~
wsiert, 70 Fuos,L. 10 Aser House 273 Broadway 80
Greenwich-st, lto ss Bovery, IS Eighth avenue IS Fu
ton-st.. BrooklyD.
NasauG-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

" The notorious William Hines now in prison
at Baltimore with three confederate. charged with
asssuting and robbing J. }. Nicholson, Esq, last
winter, a. he was returning home at night, had
added perjury to HI. other crimes. Vixen first ar
rested nc voluntarily became evidence for the
State, revealing the plans of villanous procedure
BY which the robbery was committed, and even
gave such information as led to the recovery Of Por
ton Of the money. On Friday. on being brought
before the Grand Jury, and put upon his oath se
declared that he knew nothing about the robbery.
Mr.. Nicholson is again in condition TO attend to
his business. but is horribly dishgured. American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

ARRAY ~ DANsvILLG.-Ihe R'Pubcan re-
lates a Singular aaiay which came od NJ that
place. on Tuesday evening last after the close OF
the Circu. performance Silas Brookins started
TO see Young woman home trogl the Circus. ll''
ing about mile out of the village when he was
followed BY John Hitler. with three or four Others.
Hitler repeatedly interrupted Brookiss. as he was
walking aopg-rulng of his cap, pushing and
striking him. At length Broohin- drew knife
and stabbed Hitler Just above the heart, penerat'
ing to his lights. Recovery doubtful. broohins
was arrested and wus to be examined next day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

? some are 'Orp To ame-sDme strive for fame, and
others have fame thrust upon m"St~ ppinY Me.sr
j. Pease Son, IS DIVISION street. The Otbsr day, found
them busy IS bees in packing up their valuable Compound
Iourhound Candy, 10 fulfil orders from every quarter
lady sailed while there and purchased quite bun
die, which she stated lee the Oi the
wife OF OF the fashionable residing IN
PARIS Verify, this Compoond must be ~ great
would not be IN such desani oil the world. genu
inr article like TIA. Is Of service To mankind than ha
the warriors .Iorfed only Tor destroying.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

~ NEST Interesting cssf has Just occurred, where
person has cured Of the spepsA aended with great
debility, after spending than hy dollar IN the last
for medclaes, that JOns. Paine ESQ Of Iiopknop
Mass he la only taken tie Sarsapara and Tomato Bit.
month, and better heath than e has been
for the last FIVE years he advises all troubled wuh the
complaint, 10 all AZ bROwNS 90 Washington street, and
Try the above valuable medicine.
Sold at wholesale and retail by The agents, A. r. ID
Sands Druggists No. ~ Fulton. II GoldsL 100 Full.
ton-st. rs Broadway and n East Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

" One case Of small pox has Appeared among the
students at WatcrvilIe (Me) College, and the es-
erciscs OF the college have been suspended for the
present. Those who have been exposed are pro-
hibi,ed frsm leaving the College. Bangor Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

II Far TuRSTHs AND Pos READY Ro,srED are said 10
run about the streets. with knife anil srk stuck in their
sides begging, IN he moi pirou, o0c,, every sne they
meet aud hsm, ~ the beautiful Land Of Cock
sgBe Who would not live in such land, AMI unless
YOU were well supplied with Peters PIlshe Iosl hend O
Ind geston would seize upon and prove the direct oe
OF p by day and of your by night But
how ,bere IN the Un,d Ssis. Pigs and Turkies
exceeding pl~ntysut P,ters Pills AID Lone much
plen,fu-and scarcely pne of hundred ~ her
lnirr the horror. the night
mare and these the orly per,cns Who 40 ll.e
wonderful medicines. The principal Officers a, ~
Broadway and p FDliOoS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-06-15

HoRRipLn CAsUALrr.-The Millurown Pa
Spirit OF the Time. of Thursday last says, on FRI
day asr, .on of Joseph Pcnncbatcr, OF this VI
cini,y, aged two years three months and eighteen
DAYS wa. found dead m saw mill, which had
been left only for few moments by IT. ta'her'
putila,ed in a shocking manner, It's right arm
saved of in two places, and the left nearly sew.
cred with the saw. and it, head horribly laceratcd
and bruised, having fallen into the pit Of the .nw
mill
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29

own manufactures We will not import foreign fabrics
If we do not, they cannot ruTchasc oar bread stuS
and cotton for, no" are they 10 pay LOT 'neth :
We canno, export, un.eeS We import j IL were pos
sibe TO do the former tnout t. latter. We would III
one year drain the countries OF Europe ~ ef specie
and flood our own with Bat, 1t We VIII mol purchase
the fabrics of the BRITISH manufacturer he VIII not BUY
our cotton to be converted INTO these tdofics lof
which in that event, he would have no market :
nor would he purchase bread SUITS TO iseo ms
o,erot;ves whom in that event, he would not employ
THIS is admitted. But ii IS answered, That nome
market for our cotton and bread SUITS IS better lhah
foreipn one It the home market created would be Is
extensive as the foreign market which had been cnt
or this would be true But even then the agricutu
r,st would be injured; for, although he might nave as
good or even better market for his produce, YET as
consumer he would be greatly INJURED, by the great
g. price which he would have to give tor the manuiac
tured fabrics which of course he would have 10 DO
For Tariff would afford lection and wou!o h"'
create home market, unless 1t increased the P'ce OF
manufactured articles But, would the home market,
created by the Tariff policy be extensive as The O.
reirn one cut off: Unquestionahy 1t would not IL
is one of the best established principles oil potca eco
nomy that Tie quantity Of an article consumed depends
npoi the price The lower the price, the more VIII Tue
community be able ard wiling To consume lne con-
sumption decreases, the price increases nus posi-.
lion cannot be disputed II, therefore, by the farm
policy YOU raise the price OF the abrics OF the manu-
ficurers, Of course you decrease the consumption OF
them To the extent you do that You decrease lie De-
Inend Tor the material, ana lot tue operatives WIN
are to manufacture it, OF course then, the market for
your bread stus and for your cotton, which you have
created at home equal 10 the one you have cut
off But it is answered, England will not receive our
bread stus; the contrary, she excludes lei oy hef
corn laws. Such is not the fact; nor am prepared,
said Mr. B. admit that the operation of the English
corn laws IS injurious TO As TO The first point,
does England exclude our bread stus' By turning 10
tho Documents We find that the year ending Both o.
September, lci0 there exported, OF
Wheat, Sl,o},.4e:'
Flour, l0ll3,1l3
Indian corn, 33-,3i3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29
,unln,th IN Tin crn.t.rsnai.

'as S ,t % ,.9 s' = els 20
m. .,t". ,onn:-, A. The close Of leN, l,,.052
Increase for III" {. :, e99ts
The same ,onua.. for Virginia II TIE CLOG If
js3I ,y,s Gases
rb, same n, rlosc of lsiJ fI,Sfi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-03-29
o3.se6
Increase for Virginia,

INrfFlSf
/. was admitted that ,he Tariff policy would dePress
our foreign trade; hut, ii insisted, that we would
be more than compensated for that by the increase OF
our coas,inp trade But the above table shews THIS o
e as gca, as most of the Tariff allacies. For although
it had fallen of G3497 tons from 1874 to 1880, yet II
had more than doubled from 1880 to S4G; coast
ng trade being depressed more during the period
tina, foreign.
In addition 10 the other tables, the following is sub
Joined TO show the effects of the Tariff upon I'M
ports and exports
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-02
TRUST SALE.

wNY virtue Of Deed in Trust cXecu-
IT'D I'd to me as trustee, on the eighth
dov ofJune A. D. 1910, by Hiram CoId-
well Of the County of Lowndcs ana State
If Mississippi, 10 secure the payment 81
certain debts therein mentioned which said
Deed of Trust was duly recorded IL the
Office orthe Clerk ofProbate for said coun.
y | will proceed to sell before the Court
House door ofLowndes County MlssissiP'
Mondayhc 1911 day Of October neat,
1912. the following described property tc
wit;
The north west quarter dissection mum,
Der thirty three, township nineteen
range seventeen east, containing one hun.
dred and sixty acres, more or less.
Also:-The following Negro slaves, &c
wit: Negro girl named Rebccca, agcc
about twcntv-thlee years, and her chic
Eliza aged about three years, negro CIR
Charlotte AGED about forty-iiyo years, ne
gro boy William aged about fourteen
years, negro girl Amanda, aged about nInt
years.
Sale to take place between the hou'!
prescribed by law.
The title 10 the above is supposed TO bt
good, but acting as trustee such ;itIe only
will be conveyed 10 the purchaser as such
WIN. P. FULLER,
Trustee
Apr1 = 1910 6m,
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-02
PUNDERSONS CONDITION
Powders.

VENUE change of Weather and Season
q of summer TO Winter and Winter to
Summer,wrh the corresponding change of
use and feed, have a very great effect IN.
on the blood and siLuous fluids Of Horses.
1t is therefore az these changes they re.
quirc some assistant TO nature 10 throw off
any disorder Of the fluids of the BODY that
NAV have been imbibed, which if not at.
tended TO will result in the Yellow Water
IIcavcs, Worms, Bolts, &c. All Of which
VIII be entirely prevented by giving one Of
these Powders according to direction, and
will also cure when any symptom of dis.
case appear, if used in time. When from
neglect or over working q horse becomes
reduced, one Of these powders viii restore
him. 1t will loosen the skin, raise the spir-
its, make him thrive and put him in con.
dition to feed. Front the similarity in the
orde. Of the secrctiye glands of all Herbi-
vorous animals, these Powders have a sim
liar effect u3on the Horse, the Ok and the
Mule. Cattle designed for fattcnng will
thrive much better and the Beef will be
mucn improved by the healthy condition
produ by the action of this Powder. One
Powder given az the mcDccment OF
feeding is all that Is requisite.
The numerous Certificates which might
be published, and which can be seen al
the store. given by persons who have fri
cd this Medicine, should convince any
person that il is al least worth a trial.
For sale by
Z. A. SMITH,
Columbus, Miss. May, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-02
In RANKRIPTCN.

DISTRICT Court OF TIE UNITFD STATE !
NORTHERN DISTRICT or MISSISSIPPI.
NOTICE Is Thereby given that BUCK
n NER HARRIS, of the Countg q
L.owndes las Lcen duly declared a Bankrupt
bv on order Of this said Court, made on tic
10Th day Of June a. ID. 1872: and that the said
Buckner Harris has applied Tor a certificate
of final discharge fl, m his debts under the act
of Congress in such case made ard provided
and the
Isl Monday IN ScptcmJer merit 1912
&C Aberdeen, has been setior the. final hearing
All perso,.s interested may then and Ihel ap
pear to show cause, if any they can why rhC
decree and certificate OF discharge, should NO
be granted.
TEsT, G. N. RAGSDALE, Clerk
June 3, 1912
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-02
John X. Ottley

Gkffers his services to the public as a gene
" raj agent and collector. Any business
confded to his care will be attended to with
fidelity and despatch. Office on Market ST.,
IN the building formerly occupied as the Sher-
ifs Office. Up stars.
Refer enCes.
Hon. Hendley S. Bennett, VIM NJ. Cozart.
Gen. p. NJ. Grant, Maj Thos. G. Blewet;,
Harris, Clayton & Harrison, Columbus, Miss.
Toomer, Gay & Co, Capt c. HI. Albert, Mo-
BILE, Ala. Capt. VIM. F. Shields, John ]. ood-
win, Nelo Orleans Capt Charles Shields,
Robert A. Smith, Scotland Neck, N. C.
Columbus, Miss, Feb, Is, 1912. If.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-02

the patient: a little sugar and water is the
best. For Coughs, an additional tea
spoonful can be taken at ary time, when
the Cough is particularly severe. Chill
dren directed to take half of the above
quantity at a time. Is over six years otage
Is drops; if under two years, the dose
may vary from 5 to 10 drops. If the pa
tent is very weak, it is advisable to COM
mence with onc.half the regular dose, 10
wit: half tea.spoonful in tho morning
Sc. and the dose may be increased as
the occasion requires. 1t will be neceS'
sary TO keep the bowels naturally regular
and if they should at any time require
opening medicine, take n little salts, a
Seiditz powder, or any gentle catha'tlc.
Do not purge but maintain a natural ac'
zion.
Orders will be attended 10 from any
part of the Union, or British America
Letters directed to the subs criber, asking
advice, &c, shall receive immediate at
| tentjon. imam
DIR. GEO. TAYLOR,
375 Bowery, N. Y
For sale by f. A. SNl H.
Columbus, June /, 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-02
OF LAND FOR SALEM!

OF LAND TUK SA LE.M!
w teras on 10 the west side Of he ryor
VIII v, sell my plantation lying miles south o.
arc 400 a., state of cultivation. The
Improvements consis, o a two story weather
boarded dwelling house, with large rooms
negro cabins, gin house, screw &c. The bull
dings are new, all with brick chimuics i VII
sell the above described land, on credit 0
/, ,, 3 and 4, years, or very low for cash; {
wit $3.50 per acre.
Apply to Capt. JOHN SEALS, near the
premises or to the subscriber.
G. A CHANDLER,
Columbus, Miss May II. 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-02
Columbus, Miss May II. 1912.
IN BANKRUPTCY-No. 81

IN BANKRUPTCY-No. 81,
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES, J
NORTHERN DIsTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI {
ri OTICEis hereby given, that ABRAAl
~ MAER Of the County Of Lowndes been
sad Conr made on the i5b U 5ay Of June u A.
ID. 1912; and that the said Abram Maer has
applied for certificate of final discharge from
his debts under the act of Congress IN such
case made and provided: and the
Fourth Monday Of September 1912,
at Aberdeen, has been SCI for the final hearing
All persons interested may then and there ap.
pear to show cause, if any they can, why the
decree nd.certiicate ofdischarge, should not
be granted.
Test G.. NJ, RAGSDALE, Clerk
June l3 1912.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-02
May 3, 1912.
J. NJ. T. REID.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LOWNDES COUNTY

PROBATE Court, JUNE TERM, 1912.
To Micgah MCGEE, Executor ofhe last
WiHand Testament Of Thomas Niece.
decd.
WOU are hereby notified to be and
- appear before the Judge of Pfobates,
of said County and State aforesaid, on
the first Monday in August next, 1912.
and show cause if any you have, why YOU
do not make titles to.
Lots or parcels of ground lying and
being in Noxubee County Mississippi, to
wit:-Lots number seven and twelve.
in fractional section number thirty-four,
of fractional township number fourteen
North, of Range number nineteen East,
containing by estimation fifty.eight acres,
and $500 of an acre as the property of
THos. MCGEE dec !, according to the
prayer Of John Marshal.
WITNESS, Thomas Sampson, Judge Of
the Probates Court fer Lowndes County,
Mississippi.
Attest VIM. P. FULLER,
Clerk.
BY THos. w. PULLER =, c..
June 1912. Pm.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-02

in BANKRUPTCY.-No. 224.
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. }
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF MISSISSIPPI (
N OIlCE is hereby given, that LAVEN.
~ DER 5. WILKINS of the Comfy q,
Lowndes been dulydeclared Bankrupt by an
order o. tins SAID Court, made on the 4ibdav OF
July AID. 1912; and that the said Lnvendey
,. WILKINS has applied for a Certificate n
mai discharge from his debts under the acts n
congress IN such case made aud provided: and
Third Monday of October 1s42
az Aberdeen has been set for the final beor;r,-
All persons interested, may then and there e
pear to show cause ifany they can, WHY the az
cree and certificate Of discharge, should not bo
granted. ~ -
GIN. RAGSDALE, Clerk.
July 4th 1912
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE..

ADMINS IIAIOI'S NOTICE.
S hereby given to all persons interest.
n ed in the following lands 10 wit
The West half Of the North East quar-.
ter, Of section thirty four, township sew.
enteen, range fifteen, and west half, of
south west quarter, Of section thirty four,
township seventeen, range fifteen.
ALSO
The north west quarter, of section thir>
ty four, township seventeen, and the west
half, ofthe north east quarter, of section
thirty three, township seventeen, range
fifteen, and the south cast quarter, OF sec
ton thirty three, township seventeen,
range fifteen, and the north west quarter,
dissection five, township eighteen, range
fourteen, east.
The above land lying and being in the
County Of Oktibbeha and State Of Missis.
siPpi belonging 10 the estate Of Edwin
Peck deceased,to appear, on the
Fourth Monday Of august 1912,
at Probate Court to be held at the Court
House in the town of StarkviIc and show
cause (if any they CAM why said lands
should not be sold to dischage the debts
against said estate by an order Of sait
court.
WILLIAM GILLESPIE
Administrator.
| July 9th 1871 CT nf I05O
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-02

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
FHSHE subscriber hlying qualified as
z Administrator of Jacob b. Coz
ems, deceased hereby gives notice to all
persons having claims against said estate
to present the same within the time re-
scribed by law, or this notice will be plead
in bar of recovery, and all persons indebt.
ed TO said estate are hereby requested to
make payment.
THOMAS CHRISTIAN.
Administrator of J. b. CoZens Estate.
April 18th 1912. GnA
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-02
BIOunt Springs.
April ), 1912.

DIOuilC - IE %.
TGVHE Subscriber begs leave to inform his
Il friends and the public generally, that he
will reopen this well known watering place,
On the First of June nert,
for the reception of visitors. Having made
many alterations and improvements since last
season; he hatters himself that he can offer
inducements equal to any watering place in the
world both to the seeker of pleasure as well
as health
deem it unnecessary to say anything about
the virtue of these waters, as many years eX-
porienCe has convinced those who have visited
them, that the happy effects upon the afflicted
are unequalled by any.
The subscriber pledges himself to avoid no
expense or personal trouble to make his table
the best the country affords. His bar will be
furnished with the choicest Wines, Liquors,
Cordials, Cigars, sc. &c that can be had in
Mobile; and by unremltted attention and OK
ertion to please, he hopes TO share a liberal
portion of patronage.
have also procured the services Of a skill
ful Physician, to advise in the use Of the waters
daring the season.
RATES OF BOARD.
Board Per Month, 40 90
d" Week, ii 90
Children and servants, halfprice.
Horse, PER month, TO 90
/" week, ) 90
JONES c. LUCY, Trustee.
Bloun1 Springs, Ala. April, IS42-Gt. pfI0d
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-02
TRUST SALE.

IlO > 90 Il.
Y virtue Of a certain Deed of trust.
I'D executed 10 me as Trustee, on the
Sd day of September A D 1871; by Sam
ueI Suite, TO secure the payment Of a GER
tain note therein specified; and recorded
in the Office of theProbate Court in Noxu-
bee county Mississippi, in Book (D) pa
ges GA, 6l5, and GIG. | shall proceed to
sell for cash, at the Court House door
in the Town Of Macon on the
Sd dag ofNoremJc, 4 D 1912,
The following described property, lying
and being in the Town of Macon, Noxu.
bee county, known and designated in the
plan of said Town, as follows, to wit:-thc
north, one third part Of lot or block No.
3 containing one acre more or less, such
title only conveyed to the purchaser as is
vested in me as Trustee. Sale to take
place between the usual hours prescribed
by law.
CHARLES r. CRUSOE,
Trustee.
May 3, 1912. Gm.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-02
L. A. SMITH;
Agent for DR.. Champion.
Columbus Miss. May Sd. 1912.

NlAlL I'm II 81 ICI-NOC,
GREENE COUNTY, ALABAMA.
FREiE Undersigned takes pleasure il
Il announcing tQhs friends, and the
public, that this most delightful summer
retreat, and watering place, will be opened
on the
First dag Of June merit,
for the reception and entertainment of
visitors, under the special and personal
superintendent Of the subscriber.
Experience has tested the virtue of
these Springs, and proved their efficacy in
relieving various diseases, those who have
made a trial of these waters, can best rec
ommead them. The public are informed
that extensive Improvements are making,
and, also, expects to have the line of sta
gcs to run by the Springs from Green's
borough to Tuscaloosa. | take the res
possibility TO say, in regard to the fare,
that 1t shall not be surpassed by any Wa.
tering-pace in the State. The
THEATRE BAND OF MUSIC.
in Mobile, has been procured, and every
amusement that will add to the comfort
and enjoyment Of his guests during the
season, will be obtained.
Owing TO the tightness Of the times, the
subscriber proposes to take drafts on Com
mission Houses in Mobile, from Planters,
payable the first day ofFebruary next, in
payment of Bills, at the reduced rates, as
follows:
Board, per months, $25 90
Children and servants half price,
Board per week, 10 90
Children and servants half price.
{ Horses per month, IS 90
Transient persons will be charged the
usual rates Of the best Taverns in Tusca-
loosa. WIN. Nj. LYELL.
April l, 1912. St.
~ The Mobile Register, Tuscaloosa
Monitor, Greene County Beacon, Voice
of Sumter, Marion Herald, Selma Free
Press, Demopolis Patriot, and Wilcox
County Paper, will publish s times, and
forward their accounts to Springs for
| payment. w. NJ. L.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1842-08-02
FURNITURE W.4RER0ON
OPPOSITE TOOMER, GAY co. @
MAIN STREET.
WIN a. TAWLGR

wv Ma L0Aa j n LIZA
WISHES 10 inform the public that be DE-
Just received from Boston and oble, )
large supply of CHAIRS cOnsls'';
Of Grccian Par'or Chairs, Cane Seat alS
Back, and Plain Rocking do, Nurse a''
Children's Table and small arm do. =
LOOKING GLASS PLATES iol .
sizes, Parlor Mats &c. He has receives
a good supply Of materials, and IS PTeP1..
cd 10 execute any job in his Inc as OH y. :
it can be bought il Mobile, IneiTol:
freight. He has provided a fine heafs,
and is prepared TO execute, any oroeI .
the underlakcT'S line on Teasohaole le'i-~
March 8, 1912.