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Specie basic. I to 80
These are the results OF comparison of business in
the district at Massachusetts where the currency has
been uniformly sound and steady. and has never, with
the exception Of 1887 been betrayed into The
failure Of that period, owing more to giving too
much credit than to borrowing too much. In other
tons the the The general principle
which the banking system of New England has been
conducted, and which has resulted in the most
pied accumulation Of wealth, those which the fiscal
agent now proposed in Congress- likely to force
all sections country viz to conne institutions to
the wholesome rule discounng butshort business
paper and requiring absolute and bona fde payment at
maturity. The rigid enforcement Of this rule has been
found by e1perence to be Of the most beneficial effect
on the business Of the country. The effect has been
thus sciibed by eminent and highly intelligent
merchant, in the case ef a New England Bank where
the rule was rigidy enforced for upwards Of quarter
Of century -ss
same principle in all their private ransac
tons Each indvd conducted his business, not on
borrowed bank credit but upon his capital and thus
brought the amount Of his transactions witkn his
short credits and quick returns were the charac
teristcs Of the transactions of the neighborhood"
This the secret Of the superior prosperity Of the
New England States ell other sections Of the
try The general manner in which banking has been
conducted has not allowed the inhabitants to stop pro-
ducng real wealth in order to speculate in the fairy
ties of bank paper. The provisions Of the fiscal
agent pruned Of the defects which have alluded
will 90 great ways towards the induction Of the same
principles throughout the Union and consequently
greatly advance the prosperity Of the whole country
We shall proceed to give similar tables to the absve Of
the other sections Of the Union when the distinction
will become more apparent
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Domestic Importations.

GEoRcErowE SC-Brg Juuo-asi bales cotton Colt c!
395 Lafan Kedmond55 Smith, Mills co--l5 Sackett
Bros-9s hides Sprague Kobnson-l box + w arrow
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MARITIME HERALD. 1
PORT OF NEW YORK. rEBRuARY as


Jun RIsEs .s..ss6 81 FULL MOON II 10
UN s..S ~ uIan wArER.......... 50
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CEILING OFF AT COST PRICE-As he Spanish house.
in No 100 Nassau street will remove few days
to 256 Broadway. opposite City Hall. and have fresh
aud selected tn. best Havana and Principe Sc
CARS IF all brat d. besides rans exclusively fer
the Spanish House. from Principe Washington brandt
sre .pv Of be Hrs"s fs,n he foowcs ssssrs
win sd at cost price VERY old aud superior favor
assorted Havana at So bunch las segGs Si thou
sand do Principe sder S2 thou,and the b.st prims
La Norma ssd or Ss per thoussnd do Sor.sgss
the celebrated heeuI psten % per bunch 81 Domingo.
venture, and lots to salt puIchasr. At ios N.ssaust
will please send early their orders os The o
Washington and Don Qujote There 10 supsrier article
cipe the best abacco Of La VueIa De Ab, Yara
such as te please the delicate Yankee taste.
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Passengers Sailed.
HAvnE-Packet ship lowa-Messrs Bouard Beven Stephen
Cornell. ~ ~'NI"N-
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CMYRNA WOOL 40 bales very fair quality for sale BY
DURFEE. TIsDALE kHABICHT,

THE RAfNERS respectfully announce to Insr friends
md the public generally. h they will rive Grand Vo
cal Concert at tine City Hotel this evening Friday Feb IS.
when they will appe for the fourth their spen
did ew Sun Costume Of the Tyroi i n
Tickets only so cents to be had at the City Hotel at the
music stores, and the door. To at halt past
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
cs X: S 3: IN % so e.
FAMILY GROCEKIEs-J o. & D. Fowler a50 Green
and java I ss;
;s and sr;:s;rs Of AZ kind. K The ss...t
s aud s,s" Z % iss
750 GREEN HOUSE PLANTs, AT AUCTION
Trs attention of ths paSlic easd,o splendid
% Saia.as aa sisss
TINS morning Gr6 aS
f2s It. III Pearl street
bag. fVf LysreSI Keys MAIL
Co.'S Once: No. wsist Monday. Feb Is pas,
NIB A!Isst.rs entrusted to T. s Co. =. sbsv. ar. en-
fasias HARNpEN CO.
FLOATING Day DOCK.-The large aud spIeo11a East
boel sff s,.s
sae
v.ssss be repaired this s'tab.hmen other
H. a.
cation Of a''EE Rf!iHs Y5 i;'!t ARENA
AZ sss Yoas s' u. s e. Civilization ~
c.DnvvrrHO. PECK 8 ZIG.
WIFI ;,:s %
. =: Ff'A SIP
swindlers counterfeit oness oil sf coral creas
justly famous for the hnman hairs recommended
tbs public consctncusy without pufag. To prevent the
s"Is
The following Iertons certify SOW Dsrkins ~ King st. ~
es This is sold at Jon.s sa-mina the rghtnumbsr
:: Fd fsss
Aston House, Iss Fulton st. Brooklyn Iyou cheated
the signed 10 handwriting q Jocs. ss' for sale
and eruption. on IN 1. s
WI Be pseivsa sn.i the 18Th
and Lancaster Railroad Company at their Office mo e4
Walnut street. Fhfadephs for snsh rig contract
miles Of the Company Road, with Rail- speci
sesons to he seen at The company Office The road
and fixtures sufficient for the eleven miles, be had by the
Contracors 10y giving .ecurty on three credit
TIC individuals POSSESSING cr.d opportunity
Offered for making advantageous contract Other codi-
TORS will be made known application at the Companys
N'"s'' XLEX'R HopGOONG, Prssdent
| HIP. Mt Joy and L. r. r. Co.
Philadelphia. oath Feb ls42 f25'mi<
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'ThbArRsEA CAkD-nr BArkt's BENLri r-Mr
friends and the public that his frat bepek this theatre for
nine will TAX: place Monday uer Feb 2sth,
entitled the Fiscal Agent with new sesns!y and sproStmen
CLARK RaYon; MAIDS Wheatley, Vernon, AIRY and Miss
Bpoid After which, drst time. new comedy. in acts.
ehoIs, dances. the ha~or Of an Irish
HIlysrd and A. WheatIey The characters BY Msss Mos
SOP lhis LIST appearspeel W:aey Frederck Fisher An
and Mrs. Prtchard. s.r fs5 At
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PassenRers Arrlved

tie, Bell, Soutbard. 1890
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tive table Of rturus Of the Bank Enslana the
4th January -
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Ship garrick. Skiddy, LIVERPOOL Collins Co rigs
Ar1ac (Fench) Delo Rochelle, De Lsunay Co; Taqsna
Adams; Brdgeon Benedict, Turks Island Underwood 1et
erel; George Burr, Characteristics Tuscarora Smack
Richmond.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. "a, 1872.
Proceedings aud adjournment Of the Repeal Conusn
tion-Resumption Bills toeks-Anempts Murder
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Philadclphia 9th Feb 1919

ERRATUM How importsnt the import Of scneuee
II somstimss the omission Of little la late card
TO the public Doctor Carpenter eudeevord with
the Of regular medical school educ
" thirty years practice ard expo fence cert class OF
virent dseases he not enabled TO feet perfect
a the short period Of two three days But the
portant octionsr Of the types deemng the word not" to
might the DoctcS once literally bssered bv appl
eants fer relief this high principle and
s the fact that many Of them were actually cured in the
Doctor Carpenter ectfuy his friends
irons that his utmost skill and sssdry will u'us be de-
voted TO their weare admit NJ speed
and hence the Importance Of early application ie -
f25,2xs pR. CApPENTER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

6-The New York Tribune, and several of the
other panders of the Wall Street swindlers of the
latest dates, contain articles excessively abusive of
the State of Indiana, in consequence of what they
call her refusal to pay her debts. Perhaps would
be enough in reply to advert to the fact that those
bitter revilinss come from men who are under the
immediate influence Of the Stockholders that here
tofore have partially dictated, and profted by, the
corrupt legislation of this unfortunate State. But
for the amusement of the people Of Indiana and for
the purpose Of adding comment two, shall
next week endeavor TO copy one or more Of the
abusive articles referred Those honest gentle
men Of Wall street, are excessively indignant that
Indiana should take the benefit of Bankrupt act ;
which, by the way they are ardcntly in favor Of in
their own individual cases
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

The DENocHAoY CoMrNG.-Thc proceed
ings Of large meeting Of The Democrats Of Frank
lin are published in the Brookvie Democrat. The
crowded state of our columns prevents giving the
proceedings and excellent resolutions We add the
names Of the County Central Comm ttee T.. Long
James Wallace, j. vi. Johnson, T.. McNutt, Geo
Berry. John Quick. A. ID. Martin, =. \. Lowry
Spencer Wiley, and Jas. Samuels The democracy
Of the whole county has perfectly organized, and
will shew the wings sights mex; Ang4s,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

The lying, lbelous Carroll Express, as We learn
from an article copied into tolerably decent fed
eral paper with which we exchange, states that
Upwards of one hundred and serenity GUe acts
passed. and about - joint resolutions, alludlng TO
the business of the late Legislature This Is a very
eonreaieH way of lying, the upwards" being so
indefinite. What cause could there be for such
contemplate roaHe lying, we know not. We just
notice the matter that the Fort Wayne Times may
set it right before its readers. There were four
hundred and nine acts and Joint resolutions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

New YoRK.-The following gentlemen were
elected State officers. on the It'll ut, by the Le-
gislature. AzARIAH &. FLAGo, Comptroller SAM
UEL IouNG, Secretary Of State GEORGE p. BAR
her. Attorney General Thomas FARRINGToN,
Treasurer; NATHAN JoNEs, Surveyor General ;
Henry STORMS, Commits, airy General. These ap-
pointments continue agreeably TO the constitutional
provision for three years, unless sooner terminated
by concurrent resolution of the legislature.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

RATS DESERT SINKING SHIP.-S,ncc the VIII -
have managed TO spring cak on the good old ship
Indiana they begin 90 desert. Gu friend. the Tx
Governor aud TX Fund COmrnissi oncr. has deci1r-
at hs intention 10 refrc 10 pirate ie aud three wn =
Senators have re- gncd Two TO one. that demo
Gratis arc returned m their places and then having
stopped the leak, We Will man the pumps, and soon
free our gallant craft. What say, lads AFe You
ready
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

Par MOBILE FRATRUN.-lt is well known that
since John q. Adams was elected President by the
bargain with Henry Clay, the two have been as
brothers. At this time their objects and aims seem
70 be the same. While Adams Is doing his utmost
to dissolve the Union, Clay directly attacking the
Constitution. Whether they will succeed IN break
ing up our happy form Of government or in demol-
isLng the sacred charter of our liberties the Con-
sttutIon, viii depend entirely on the honest people
Of tins country. Ii they conclude that It is best to
abolish all that has held together as a people aud
made this nation the admiration and envy of the
world If they wish To this government an oil
garchy, and themselves governed by few indvd-
ulls as irresponsible any King despot, they
will support Henry Clay, j. q. Adams, and their
party. The measures Of that party fast produc-
ing such state Of things; and a rational debt
such as they have contcnded for as Blessing -
and have already commenced, viii be the first step
towards such contamination. When this object
Is attained, nothing bu; civil to the knife
and The knife to the hit" will be able to dethrone
them. And 5 it to be supposed that they will not
call 10 their assistance the monarchs of Europe
All history confirms that such would be their re-
sort. Not a tyrant in Europe but trembles on his
throne at the prosperity and the rapid strides to
greatness OF this Republic; not but would give
half his kingdom to see our institutions destroyed.
Then when such prospect in view, would they
not assist their brother despots
We make not these charges against the mass
Of that party il is only against their leaders. And
believe IN our Existence, just surely do
believe this to be their end and alma sUBvEgsIoN
OF OUR GOVERNMENT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

REsUMPTIoN.-At recent election in Baltimore
to NIL vacancy in the House Of Representatives Of
Maryland, the test question was that of Immediate
Resumption and the Resumption candidate, ID. II.
Richardson, democrat, received 5,077 votes all
others, three in number, l,096-majority for imme-
date resumption 1881. The Wings and Bank men
resOrted to every means to defeat the People, but
without success.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

GA writer IN the Bedford Review attempts to
rIdlcue the Report Of Mr. Norvell upon the Audi
tors fees, &c. We presume the fact of It's going
great way towards saving about sl2nO to the State
will be a sufficient aniiGoie the loR and irony Of
OF - p, which suppose stands for PfaRderer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

kESTucKY.-An election TO supply vacancy, in
the Senatorial district composed of the counties Of
Caldwell. Livingston and Union, has resulted in the
choice Of Hiram McElroy, democrat, BY majority
Of BAG. IIarrison's majority Nov. $50, is said
To have been about go.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

THE ExcHEQuER.-A synopsis Of the ne,0 Ex-
chequcr bill, reported by Mr. Cushing, VIII be found
among The congressional matter. Ii comes nearer
TO the Independent Treasury than any thing pro-
posed before and, with few amendments we
should think ght answer These first
impressions, upon reading the synopsis. We have
not seen the bill, aud cannot speak as to the details
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

SPErcnrs.-Thcre was honest, but ignorant
old cock in the Senate Of the late Assembly who
hsd something 10 say on nearly every subject
broached, although from his talks. il would have
been hard To find ont the subject under discussion.
IL appears, however from the Journal that there
rs large edition OF his speeches yet the course
OF publication, winch we hope VIII benefit its small
number OF readers. fit should fail to make hin
great man Senator Parker. We have CON.
menc,d reading them since got through the
Comic Almanac fir lS42. Go II. Mount
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

On The Gazette. of Dover. y. H., says, that
the Superintendent of the Cocheco Manufacturing
Company's Print Works receives, for his services
in overseeing that branch Of the concern, SALARY
JUST DOUBLE THAT OF THE HIGHEST SALA-
RIED OFFICER IN THE GOVERNMENT
OF NEW HAMPSHIRE! And yet, the Wing
papers in the West are urging our farmers to sub
NIT to a High Tariff Taxation in order further to
PROTECT-aye, that is the humaJug-to PRO
TECr those Chartered Companies at the East,
roho already afford to pay their .lsem salary
t,oice high as that Of the highest saiaried officer
IN the State Government!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

Boris vs.. UPsHUR.-The rise and progress up
to this time OF the quarrel between Bolts and Up
shur, the Secretary of the Navy may be stated IN
a few words. Bolts charged that Upshur was and
long had been IN favor OF unqualified dissolution
of the Union Upshur denied the charge and ac-
cused Bolts with falsehood. Bolts gave Upshur
the lie back and. many thought, proved his
original charge against the Secretary and that he
he'd, of course. Upshur, however, has again re-
Piled. and some OF the newspapers say he has head
ed Bits completely and here the matter rests
Up to this time The wings are set of beauties
If must believe half they say Of each other.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

THE WHO ADDREss.-The that edits the
Gazette, at Charestown, in this State, says, in re-.
lation to the whg address is far, far better than
any thing he can ipriie. We should like to see any
body who would dispute it. Truth is sometimes
told by accident
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

GovERNoR OF NrRGINIA.-The effort 10 elect a
Governor Of Virginia after repeated ballotings has
failed. by the Constitution OF the State, Mr. John
NJ. Gregory, member Of the Executive Council Of
the State, will be the acting Governor Of Virginia
from the 18th Of March. lie is Tyler man.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

The Fort Wayne Times, wing, represents that
the Banks that were set upon by the people of Gin
cnnati, were iadiridu1l concerns. The Times is
mistaken. The Miami Exporting Company Bank
the Bank of Cincinnati, and the Exchange Bank,
were all chartered shaving shops; and all
managed by Wing Currency Thinkers. Lougee,
whose Office also Quilted. tinkered the cur
rency on his own hook, and was, we presume, as
good at singing Harrison songs. as he was great in
the shinplaster line.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

An open confession good Tor the soul" says
the Old maxim and here 10 one winch We have o.
doubt be honest and true, from the Of the
Richmond Palladium, federal paper printed u
Wayne county -
when 50 large an audience As the Wigs oftne
State is addressed It reasonable 70 suppose that
the speaker writer would be equally coHspi cuOus
public man and possess the confidence OF the
people as 4 Statesman. We can have no claims u
either.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

We learn from the Fort Wayne Sentinel, that a
young man named Absaom Warner, carrier of the
Elkhart mail cut small hole in the mail bag aud
took out some letters, from which he stole some
sl5J. lie threw the letters away. and they were
picked up by some persons not far behind On
their notice, he apprehended and imprisoned
and after examination, fully committed for trial
The Times states that the Sheriff entered his cell
aud threatened to blow his brains if he did not
confess the robbery. The boy confessed, aud gave
up the money! II this be true, the Sheriff should
have at least 30 ashes the bare back, well put
on with pickle We are inclined however, to doubt
the assertion of the Times.
The boy has since been sezed with catalepsy,
and his recovery considered doubtful.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

At Democratic Convention, recently held at
Jackson, Miss, Martin Van Buren, was nominated
for the Presidency, and Richard VI. Johnson for the
Vice Presidency.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

Omo.-Tom Corwin has been nominated by Al
fred Kelley Convention, as the federal candidate
for Governor Of Ohio. Without pipelaying, he will
be handsomely beaten.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

RrsicNArioS.-Samuel Hoover, In. senator
frou Tippccanoe, has esi-ncd hs scat IA the SEN
ate. This is the third igna,on Of wings with
m few weeks. ''Straws show &c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

NoRTH-cARoLINA-vERMoST

More REFoRM.-rhey have what they call a
Post Office in the House of Representatives at
Washington, which seems to be- like every thing
else that Whggery has any thing to do with rather
expensive affair for the accommodation of so
small a number of people. We learn. from wing
paper, that it employs postmaster and four mes
sengers. Connected with this department, is pub
lie stable, the keeper whereof receives s. per day.
and keeps it open for his private use, filling it
with horses and carts. SIX horses are employed
in the service Of the House. at ) - per day. The
recent Investigation Committee think it would be
better to buy horses at once, than to pay si56 %
per annum hire for each Of them and should think
so too. 1t beats the Wing joke about the gold
Spoons all to pieces. But la what is the use OF
talking about trihing an affair, while the Clay
Wings are running the country in debt at the rate
Of seventeen millions year
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

BANERUrTs Up t. the 18th INST. but my one
applications had been made 10 the l. :. Di-trct
Court IN this State Tor the benefit Of the Bankrupt
Law.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

A NEW TEACHER OF GENTILITY. A federal
print called 'the Peoples Gazette" published a;
Charlestown, Ia, knocks poor Daniel Webster, late
the Demi-god of Whiggery, into the worst kind of
cooked hat. Daniels crime is, that he has taken
the "spoils" away from few Of the druest OF the
federal prints. For that reason, he has lost not
~ political caste but forsooh, if the Chesterfield
OF the aforesaid Gazette is to be the Judge, he is
no longer geatiemar .lss-tonshlRg Hear him,
Daniel.
The conduct of Daniel Webster in regard to the
public printing deserves the most severe cenSure
H. has taken the public printing from the \atchez
Wing. the Memphis Enquirer, the Sangamo jour
nal, aud several other Wing papers. and gwen II TO
the vIlest and most abusive Locofoco papers. Let
no one, then, henceiorward coll Daniel a Wing, OF
even gentleman. Every intelligent man Of either
party. viii admit that he hts rendered himself con
ftmpii6ie by such movements.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

The Tyler men in Philadelphia held meeting
recently. and attempted to transact business,
but the Clay men kicked up row, aud the meeting
broke Up IN coniuson.-i Indiana Sentinel.
We ask the Sentinel who told il that the meeting
Il" broke mp IN confusion ?" The Richmond Wing
is playing the same game. The Wing and the SEN
tine the one Ultra Wing and the other Radical
Democrat. adopt the same means TO attain the same
end. VIII the Indiana Sentinel read the account
of the Tyler meeting, as given by the American
(Philadel phia) Sentinel, the organ of Governor
Porter. \ good cause needs not the support Of
such shameful misrepresentation old SchO0t Re
pubHcan,-C Corporal The Tyler guard an Ohio.
Who told us" &c! Why sir, the correspond.
ent of the Journal Of Commerce, if we remember
rightly. Pretty good authority, s't not
viii we read :" &c! We hare read the " pro-
ceedings" of many meeting which broke up in
row. Proceedings are generally cut and dried be-
forehand, and the may rage to an indefinite de
gree without deranging them.
The sensitveness OF our Ohio contemporary leads
him into error to our motives in publishing the
statement we did. We feH that the Clay rioters
only were obnoxious to censure and we did not de-
sign even TO cast ridicule upon the friends Of Mr.
TYLER. Towards them, as well as him, we can
afford to be generous ; and we have no disposition
to be unjust We regret therefore that we are SO
unceremoniously coupled in the same category with
the Richmond Wing. 1t is the most injurious i'm
putation ever made against US and ask the
Republican to take it back. - \ good cause needs
not the support of such shameful misrepresenta-
tons"
p. Sin the Philadelphia Ledger of the 10th
ult.. We find the following -
CASE DIsMIssED.-The complaint made to the
Mayor, against Herman Yerkes, one of the police
officers for disturbing the meeting of the friends Of
President Tyler short time since, has been dis
missed, the parties making the complaint, refusing
to make their charges under oath.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-01

ArPoINTHrsr BY THE GovEaSoR WIN. J. Nc
CrrEr has been appointed Agent on the Madison
aud Indianapolis Raj Road, scc Homer John.on,
deceased.