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CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, Mr. SMITH, of Indiana introduced
a bill in relation to the lead mines in the State of
Illinois and the Territories of Iowa and Wisconsin,
which, he said, he intended to offer as substitute
for the one upon that subject here ofore submitted
and it was ordered to be printed
The CHAIR laid before the Senate communica-
ton from the Treasury Department, made in comp-
apce with the resolution of the 9th instant, stating
the amount of the receipts and expenditures of the
Government during the first half of the present year.
viz. Recepts from all sources SlS,967 ,5I3 expen
ditures, l6,S03,6l3.
Mr.. CALHOUN presented memorial from citi-
zens of Charlestown Massachusetts,, asking that the
law allowing drawback on the expectation of domes-
tic spirits may be repealed.
Mr.. SMITH, of Connecticut, presented four reso-
buttons of the Legislature of that State--l Against
the distribution of the proceeds of the public lands
among the States; ?. Deprecatng the education of
the sons of rich men, to the exclusion of the poor at
West Point at the public EXPENSE 3. In opposition
TO the Bankrupt law unconstitutional in its provis
ions and Asserting that it is the right and duty of
the Government to levy discriminating tariff for the
nrotection of domestic industry, to raise such an
amount by this means as with the proceeds of the
lands will defray the expenses of wise and frugal
davng the revenue collected in ''ready money! as
having tendency to keep the precious metals in the
country.
Several reports were made from standing commit
tees, and various private bills passed.
MIR MERRICk, from the Committee Post
Offices and Post Roads, reported bill regulating the
use and correcting the abuse OF the Thanking privilege,
and for other purposes
Mr.. WOODBRIDGE, on leave introduced bill
TO appropriate certain alternate sections of the public
domain towards the completion of roads and canals
in the State OF Michigan, and for other purposes
which was referred TO the Committee Public
Lands.
The bill authorizing the Shenandoah Bridge Com
dsny to erect bridge at Hapers Ferry lands be-
longing to the General Government, read third
time and passed
The bill to reduce the rates ofpostagc and or other
purposes was taken up-the question being on en-
crossing it for third reading,
| Mr. MERRRlCK remarked that he had made in
ouiry at the Post Office Department as to the eIec
| on the revenue Of the amendment adopted Saiur
day in relation to the reduction Of the rates of post
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LARGE SALE OF SCRAP IRON, STEE l.
AND MILITARY ACCOUTREMENTS,A AT

LARGE SALE OF SCRAP lRON, > ZEE l.
AND MILITARY ACCOUTREMENTS AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
ON TUESDAY, the Goth inst, at 10 o'clock, AN.
~ we shall sell, by order, at the U. S. Arsenal,
Washington, ID. c., large lot of Scrap Iron, Scrap
Steel, and condemned Military Announcements, &c,
viz:
La-ge 10, grape shot Castings,
do do scrap, cast and wrought iron,
do do old muskets, rifles, carbines and officers
sabres
Musicians and non commissioned officers swords and
sword belts,
Rifle TASKS, iron trucks bride bits, curb chains and
stirrups,
Tongues, wheels, swingletrees, &c.
large lot Of naves and spokes, for wheels, wei
seasoned
Large lot secondhand tools, axes sc. drills, fullers
files assorted,
Gauges, hammers, saws &c large io' planes anu
plane irons,
SPADES shovels picks sledges, smith tongs, anVis,
screw taps iron trucks, &c. &c.
With great variety Of other articles not deemed
necessary to be enumerated
The attention of manufacturers Of iron, sadlers,
yhcelwrights and others, is requested to the above
sale Terms cash. pay able in specie or IT'S equivalent
Articles to be paid for before delivery
ROBERT w DYER & co.
iy9eop& 3lIstf hucnoheefs'
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Correspondence Of the MadisOnian.

BERKELEY SPRINGS Va, July %, 1912.
SIR-Having learned the true tone and spirit of
your papel and believing do that the measures it
advocates should be more generally diffused and in
deed adhered to- am induced to become subscriber
At time like this, when the Administration of
President Tyler is so unjusty assailed-when the
opposing party is found ndiscriminately preferrng
charges against his Administration, it is but just and
right that the People should be put in possession Of
the facts they really exist and not they are pre-
scented by chagrined press
Among the hardy " mountain boys" of this region,
whose voices always heard in elections much
good may be done by rightly informing them.
Respectfully, yours, &c,
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD

d AN AWAY from the subscriber on the night of
IL the oath inst. Sunday mulato man, named
PETER MATTHEW'S, aged about ~ years and
about ) feet 10 inches high-of good form and looks
good house servant and carriage driver, in which
capacity he has been employed for the last years.
PETER is very civil in his department, with soft
voice His teeth defective and he uses tobacco.
He took with him a good assortment of winter and
summer clothing-among which are recollected one
green cloth frock coa-one black cloth dress coat
linen and gambroon panaloons, light-colored vests
black hat and brown fur cap, sc.
will give $50 if Peter is taken in the State of
Maryland and secured so that get him again-Sl00
if taken in any other State, and get him againand
$40 if secured in the District Of Columbia.
JAMES HARMED.
Washington City, 26th July, ls42. 9tdSc
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he SAYS THAT in the exercise Of the Veto pow
er. he should limit his rejection oil oilis To-
Such as are, in his opinion, unconsutu''ona''T
2 Such as tend to encroach on the rights OF
States or individuals 3. Such as involving
deep interests may, in his opinion' require
more mature deliberation or reference 10 Tue
will of the People, TO be ascertalned at Inc sue
ceeding elections"
A broader basis for the exercise OF that power
could moi be well laid down. Under banner
with these principles inscribed upon H. did the
Wings go into battle. 1t was the old Repubii-
can banner and il fioated in triumph. We can
not express out feelings at the effort which is
now made to trample it in the dust, nor the
oatbing which we feel for those who have heap
ed upon the head of Mr.. Tyler all manner OF
abuse, because he has dared to sustain the prin-
ciples thus put forth TO the world as the creed OF
the Harrison party. He traitor! No-the re-
verse is the fact. They have disavowed their
pledges, and, in their fury TO strike the fresi-
dent. have rushed into the arms OF consolidation
--denouncing him for not having sanctioned
Rank. and are moving heaven and earth to abo-
ljsb the Veto-rhe only check over mere Le-
gislarive majority We have thought that it
would be useful and instructive to publish the
names of those who composed that Conven-
ton, and have therefore devoted a column TO
that task
The following is what was then said OF the
President
"Of Mr. Tyler we have said little, because 1t
was not necessary to say much as to him. John ly-
Ter is known to the people of Virginia as one of their
hest tried and most faithful servants 1.-THE man who
has always been the advocate Of Republican measures
and during nearly his whole life the Representative OF
Republican people, needs vndica.ion from the charge
of Federalism, we feel satisfied that it will be made
,,umphanlIy by the Republicans of Virginia, whom
he SO long and so faithfully served and to their pro-
lection we commit him, confident that in their hands
he will sustain no wrong, and they will say to him
we'll do,e good and faithful servant"
The following named gentlemen signed this
Address
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RUMORS.

Some of the false rumors afloat state that mo-
neg is to be paid to England-others that it is
to be given to Maine, &c. There is not word
of truth in any of them.
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ERRATuM.--In the abstract of the'Senate proceed
ings of Saturday. published on Monday morning. 1t is
said that the tenth section of the bill to regulate the
rates of postage, SC. EXHIBITS the establishment Of
private EXPENSES, as they nop erist J" the sentence
should read The tenth section prohibits the cstab-
shment or continuance Of private expresses, as they
now exist"
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THE GREAT MEETING in TROY.
We have received Troy Budget extra, con
tanning the proceedings and resolutions of a
large meeting al Troy, New York, of all par
ties, on the subject of the Tariff, which has
been crowded out to-day. 1t will appear to-
morrow if possible
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REMOVAL, OF THE LAND OFFICE FROM
BURLINGTON TO FAIRFIELD, low
TERRITORY

TN consequence Of representations in regard to the
| expcdiency and propriety of removing the Land
Office now located at Burlington, in the Iowa Tern
tory TO the TOW Of Fairfield, the seat of Jefferson
county il said Territory, and pursuant to authority
ofIaw the President has directed the desired removal
10 Toe made without unnecessary delay.
GsNgaAL LAND OrricE, July II, 1912,
lnlv I2-klM
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(Alleghany,) Henry A. Wise, (and others already
named)
(Botetourt,) Cary Breckenridge, Sydney S. Baxter.
BROOKE John C. Campbell.
(Chesterfeld,) William R. Johnson Lawson Bur
foot, jr. Holden Rhodes, Samuel A. Patterson
elizabeth City, DR.. Samuel Cotton
(Fairfax,) Henry w. Thomas.
Frederick Conway Robinson, John s. Gala
CHER, r. B. Haxall.
Goochland, Colonel William Boiling, John
Woodson, Thomas Clrd
(Greensville) David w. Broadnax, A. S. b. Mer-
rift, Richard Malone, William S. Hobbs.
(Halifax,) Edward c. Darlington, VIM. Bailey.
Hanover,) Miles Macon, Richard F. Darracott.
isle of Wight0 Mallory Todd, Watson Gordon,
John r. Todd
Jackson and Mason,) James Nj. Stephenson, v.
B. Reynolds.
(Jeferson,) William +. Turner Colin Peter.
king and Queen,) James Govan, John w. Dew,
W. R. Boulware, Alexander Fleet.
(King William,) Charles IL. Braxton, Edward
Hill, Martin Drewry, Edward B. Selden, William 5.
Ryland.
(Lousa) VIM. M. Amber, Charles Jones.
(Lunenburg,) Nathaniel A. Venable, Peter w.
Street
(Madison,) Edward Broadus.
(Mecklenberg,) David Shelton, John J. DAILY, C.
.. Green.
(Monroe,) S. S. Baxter, VIM. H. Mcfarland, C..
P Dorman.
(Morgan,) C. j. Faulkner.
(Orange,) Philip S. Fry.
(Pulask) " w. Southall, w. Robertson, w.
P Tunstal S. Hale
Norfolk Borough-John p. Leigh, Robert f. Tay-
or; Northumberland Richard A. Claybrooke Not
toway-Edwin G. Booth Powhatan-Thomas Mil
Ter; Prince Edward, J. J. Flournoy Henry Thweatt,
Isaac Read, Francis N. Watkins; Prince George
Alexander Bryant, r. Gillian, James S. Gillian;
Prince William-Wm. S. French Randolph-Dan-
e w. Shurtliffe; Roanoke--John T. J. White );
northumberland P. Hunter Smyth-W. Rob-
ertson, John S. Gallagher; uthampton-SamueIJ.
Douglass, James B. Urquhart Sportsylvania-Sta-
pleton Crutchfeld, Thomas H. Bolts, Robert b. Sem
pie, John NJ Herndon, John G. Brown; Sussex, VIM.
o. Chambliss; Staford-James w. Ford Joseph B.
Eicklin; Washington, John ~ Hurnes Wyndham
Robertson; Wythe--Wyndham Robertson Wood
sydney s. Baxter
List Of the Wing Convention, assembled in the Capitol in
Richmond, on the Oath Of February, 1S40.
PRESIDENT,
: THOMAS MILLER, Of Powhatan.
SECRETARIES
RICHD H. TOLER, of Lynchburg and
f. P. HUNTER of Berkeley,
Members of the Senate and House of Delegates
Accomac-Thomas P. Cropper; Albemarlc--v.
W. Southall, Charles Cooke Ameia-Henry Wood;
Amherst--Edward A. Cabell; Augusta-Franklin
1, 4
William NJ. Burwell, Thomas p. Mitchell VIM.
Campbell Berkelcy--Jacob Myers, Edmund P Hun
ter, Charles J. Faulkner; Buckngham-George w.
Thyle, Thomas H. Flood, Thomas M. Bondurant
Campbel-Richard H. Toler, Thomas Fox Caro-
hne-Robert B. Corbin, James b. Thornton Charles
City and New kent-Clayton G. Coleman; Char
}, lotle-Wyatt Cordweler; CuIpeper-Edward Broa-
Ydus Cumberand-Alen Wilson Dmwiddie-Thos.
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Thomas Miller,
Richard II. Toler,
E. P. Hunter,
Thomas p. Chopper,
Valentine w. Southall
Charles Cooke,
Henry w God,
Edward A. Cabell,
Franklin McCoe,
Gerard b. Stewart,
John II. Peyton,
w. Burwell,
Thomas P. Mitchell,
Thos. Campbell,
Jacob Rodgers,
Charles |. Faulkner,
George w. Hyde,
Thomas II. Flood,
Thomas Fox,
Robe t B. Corbln,
James b. Thornton,
Clayton G. Coleman,
Wyatt Caldwell,
Edward Broadus,
Allen Wilson,
Thomas hitworth,
Carter Crofford,
Lawrence Roane,
James II. Marshall,
Robert Z. Scott,
George Anderson,
Samuel Hale,
John ade,
Thomas Smith,
Henry Erskine,
David Gibson,
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w m. Seymour,
Sherwin McRae,
w ,lIiam Hamlet,
John M. Gregory,
VIM. G.. Worthlngton,
Anthony Kennedy,
B. Reynolds,
Edward Tayloe,
Robert NJ. Carter,
Anthony Lawson,
Francis Sanford,
J. Ramsey,
Henry F. Harrison,
James McElhaney,
E. FL. Caldwell,
James Evans,
William Massie,
Samuel w ats,
William Eiheridge,
George G. VERIFY,
VIM. Mcconnell,
John G.. Staples,
John F. May,
w hitwell P. Tunstall,
John Heron,
Benjamin TalIman,
William Roberts,
Henry B. Woodhouse,
William Walden,
Wyndham Robertson,
James Lyons,
Alfred LeybuIn,
Charles p. Dorman,
James M. Stephenson,
w m. G. w alker.
w. Fl. Tayloe,
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OFFICIAL.
HEAp-QUAarERs OF THE Army,
ADJuTAsr GENERALS OFFICE,

'EsksAL ORDERS, Washington, July 81, 1912
No. A.
Promotions and Appointments in the Army OF the
United States, by the President by and with the adj
wee and consent of the Senate since the promulga-
lion of GENERA ORDERS" No. Is, of March H.
1912
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
Administrators Sale

a GREEABLY to an order Of the
IN Probate Court of Holmes county,
made at the May term 1912, shall offer
for sale at Lexington, on the
goth day Of June nert,
the following described land lying and
being in said county, viz: the west half
of south east quarter, east half south west
quarter west half south west quarter nf
section No. 2, township IS, range east,
the property of the late Jos. ii. Townes,
deceased, There are valuable improve
ments on said land, consisting of dwelling
house, stables, &c.
A credit of II months will be given,
the purchaser giving note with APPROX
ed security.
A. RALEY, Administrator
OH. III. Townes, deceased.
May 7, 1912. % ids.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,

AN the Bird. Monday the 18th day
" of July, 1912, will proceed to
sell at public sale to the highest bidder
for cash, before the Court House door in
The town of Lexington, Holmes county,
Mississippi, the following described tract
or parcels Of land, to wit: the east half
south west quarter section thirty.six.
township sixteen, range five east, contain.
log 81 acres more or less.
Assessed as the property of Augustus
Boyd, and will be sold, or so much
thereof as will pay Fourteen dollars
being the amount Of taxes due on said
Iahds.s for the year ls4l, together with
all cost accruing thereon.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
b d SCOTT,
Tax Collector of Holmes county.
May IA, IA Pm pr xvi
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
Trust Sale.

HDURSUANT 10 the provisions of q
Il Deed of Trust, to me executed by
willis b. Harvey, for the purpose of Sc
curing certain sums of money mentioned
therein, to Absolem Nj. West which said
deed is on record in the Office of the Clerk
of the Probate Court, of Holmes county,
In Book G. of record of Trusts, and Mort
cages, &c, pages ia and IT'S, shall on
Monday the TIN day of November next, at
Lexington, proceed to sell to the highest
bidder for cash, the following negroes
slaves for life, to wit;-Jim, man aged
about % years, and Charles, a man aged
about 20. Such title as is vested in me
as trustee will be conveyed, and no other.
HUGH II. FULTZ, Trustee.
May 6, 1912. % 6m.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
TAX COLLECTORS SALE

Gan the Third Monday the twentieth
w day of June next, ! will expose to
public sale to the highest bidder for cash,
before the court house door IN the town of
Lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi,
the following described tracts or parcels
OF land, to wit; the east half north west
quarter section ,, township Ii, range 8
cast, and the west half north east QUAR-
ter of north east quarter section ,, town.
ship ii, range 3 east, south half west
halt south east quarter section 80, town.
ship 10, range east: forth west quarter
OF north west quarter north east quarter
section ,, township II, raage ; east, CON
tanning 200 acres mere or less.
Assessed as the properly of Wilson
Davis, and will be sold or SO much there.
OF as will pay SIS aud & cents, being the
amount Of taxes due for the year 1871.
together with all cost accrung thereon.
Sale to take place within the hours
prescribed by law.
b d SCOTT,
Tax Collector of Holmes county.
May II, % I'm pr IL
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
Tailoring,

WVHE subscriber having permanently
Il located himself at Tchula, with the
view of conducting The Tailoring Bust.
ness in its various branches, informs the
citizens of TchuIa ana vicinity, that he is
prepared to make garments to order in the
nealest and most fashionable manner and
at the shortest notice.
N. ID. Garments cut to order and in
all cases warranted to fit, if we'll made up.
y. FARRELLY.
TGhuIa, May 7, 1912. % If.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

Gan the third Monday the twentieth
w day of June 1912, | will expose to
public sale to the highest bidder for cash,
before the court house door in the town
Of lexington, Holmes county, Mississippi,
the following described tract or parcels OF
land, lying and being situated in said
county aud state, to wit: the south hall
and north west quarter and west half of
north east quarter Of section three, town
ship sixteen, range one east; and the north
east quarter and cast half Of south east
quarter OF section four, township sixteen,
range one east; and the south west quarter
section Twenty-Five. township seventeen,
range one east; lots niue and ten, of Sec
ton three, township seventeen, range one
east; the whole of section thirty.two,
township seventeen, range one east; and
The south west quarter and south east
quarter Of section thirty three, township
seventeen, range one east; and the east
half south west quarter and west half OF
south east quarter OF section thirty-four
township seventeen, range one east, con
tanning 2l06 acres moIe or less.
Assessed as the property Of William
Lum, and will be sold or SO much thereof
as will pay 2G dollars and 5Si cents, be-
n5 the amount Of taxes due on said lands
for the year 1871, together with all cost
accruing thereon. Sale to take place
within the hours prescribed by law.
Is ID SCOTT,
Tax collector of Holmes county.
march 10 Is 3m pr fz2z
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

E WILL sell to the highest bidder for
M cash, before the court house door, in
the town of Lexington, Holmes county,
Mississippi, on the third Monday twenli
eth day Of June next, the following des.
crlbed tract or parcel OF land 10 wit; The
west half north east quarter, section one,
township fifteen, range three east; north
west quarter OF south west quarter and the
north east quarter of south west quarter Of
section three, township fifteen, range three
east; west half north east quarter and the
east malt north west quarter, section three
township fifteen, range three east, con.
tanning in all three hundred and twenty
acres more or less.
Assessed as the property Franklin
White, and will be sold, or so much Of it
as will pay two dollars and ninety cents,
tax, for the year lS4l, and all costs that
may accrue thereon.
B. ID. SCOTT, nc.
Of Holmes county.
March 10, Is 3m p f22 30.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
TRUST SALE.

Eny virtue of deed of uust executed
B by Hiram G. RunneIs and ODE
|'"'e i tunnels his wife, to me as
r ,,s.,ee to secure VIM. S. Byrd, in GER
" ,,a ,nns therln mentioned, and da,ed the
Il5d,y of January 1887, and duly re.
a,,1el IN the Office Of the Clerk of Pro-
t,p,dYaz county, state OF Mississippi,
r,DI proceed to sell for cash on
Monday the first dag Of august
nov, IN the premises III said county of
T,,,o and state aforesaid, the following
n,o,prIy or 50 much thereof as will pay
n. second note mentioned III said deed,
recorded in book q, page l0l and 1922
viz. east half south west quarter north
b,lf west half south west quarter, and
s,p,b half west halt south east quarter oil
section No. I, and east half north west
quarter, west half south east quarter east
half south west quarter east halt south
cas-, ouarler north half west half south west
quarter south hall west half north west
quarter of section No. Is, and north half
north east quarter west half south west
quarter, south half west half north west
quarter oil section No. 10, township II,
rauge 3 slsr; Also south half west half
south east quarter, south half eat halt
south west quarter section No. I3, and
westhalf north east quarter east half north
west quarter south halt east half north
east quarter south half west half north
west quarter section No. "a, township II
range , east, subject to entry at Mount
SIIas. Acting as trustee will convey
such little only as is vested in me, which
is believed 10 be good.
T. I. LEAVEL, Trustee.
Feby. 4, 1912. 9 tbs,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
TAX COLLECTORS SALE.

W will sell to the highest bidder for cash before
M the Court house door in the town Of Lcxiug.
ton, Holmes county, Mississippi, on the third
Monday, she Goth day of June next. within the
hours prescribed by law, the following described
lands to wit; the west half of the south east
quarter, section Z, township Is, range 5east---
containing "A acres, more or less.
Assessed as the property OF John S. Jemsou,
and will be sold, or so much thereof as will pay
ninety cents, being the tax due on il for the year
1871, and other accluIng costs.
b. d. SCOTT, Tax Collector, H. c.
March - Is I'm tayi.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
Notice..

E WILL at the next July term of
.H the Honorable Probate Court Of
Holmes county. Mississippi, present my
account as Administrator de bonis non
with the last will and testament annexed
of Thomas Hurst, deceased, for fiua sets
Element and allowance, at which time |
will make surrender Of my letters as
rs aforesaid.
RICHARD S. PHILLIPS.
Admr de bons non with the will
annexed Of Thos. Hurst, decd.
May I, 1912. % 4w
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-06-11
TAX COLLECTORS SALE,

ON the third Monday the Fifteenth
ia nnb Jay OF August next, will expose
',. POpllc sale to the highest bidder for
n~n ' ueipre the Court House door in the
, Hsn .! lexington, Holmes county Mis-.
o %S,pPl' y the following described tract or
rau Of land, to wit: the whole of sec.
acr.s ro ol'alnIng six hundred and forty
Pp assessed as the property Of Isaiah ID.
Of AZ ',,% rno Will be sold or SO much there
three ooa m pay Eight dollars and Seventy,
f., M ~ cents being the amount Of taxes due
accruny year lS4l, together with all costs
sc,ibaS " TAKE place within the hours pre.
Tsxcr b. d. SCOTT,
Nav - - collector Of Holmes county.
~ 20 3m. pr. fzzh