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Fashion victorious.

The Philadelphia Inquirer gives tho follow ing
nc count Of the race:
First IIcnt-'Thc horses started evenly and to-
ccther. Pcytona having the inside track. At the
end Of about half milo. Fashion shot ahead u
bou, length aud half, which advantage she
maintained throughout tho hcat--Pcy,ona ma
king sover: struggles, but in vain. limo
min, lS
Second Tent-The horses again started oven.
", and KEEP, closely together, mock and neck, fol
nearly thrco inilos--but Peytona was about a
neck in advance at tho end of the second milo
By the end Of tho third milo, however, they were
once more even; and soon after Fashion shot :
head for about length, and at the close Of the
race camo in beating her opponent without much
apparent effort by several lengths Tlmo--7m.
SIS.
Tho Philadelphia Times that after tho
race ..anothcr match between tho two horses
was Immediately proposed, II IS said. to DO run
over tho Canton course near Baltimore, for 50 y
OOO aside, to fairly determine the championship.
II will como off worry soon.
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sALE..--B,

C.HERIFF',s sAIE..--By virtue of Decree and Exc
, cution directed. from the Wayne Circuit
Court will expose at public sale the Court house
door. III Ccntrevie. Wayne county Indiana the Dist
June. lsi5. between the hours of o'clock,
and four O'Clock, p M, of SAID day, the following
property, to-wIt:
part south half section FIVE, - township
dian line, bounded follows to-wit: beginning at an
elm the side of Whitewater the line dividing
the north and southeast quarters of said section ve
~ thence south twenty-eght (Io degrees and twenty
900 minutes east nineteen aud two-tenths 19 2-l0
perchcs TO em thence south twenty and half 2o4
degrees east twenty-one (2l) perches To hickory;
thence south ~ degrees.west fifteen 3 perches
n sugar thence south twentysix go degrees west
CD perches to ash; thence south forty
i2) degrees west eleven and eighteenth III $40
perches bunch Of hymns; thence south fifty-three
I53) degrees fifteen l5) minutes west fort three and
three-tentls (13 3-1O) perches double sycamore;
south foryeigh AS degrees. west twenty go
perches and nne-tenths (9-10) a sycamore; thence
south (44 degrees west six and four-enths
riches thence north
40 dcgrees fifteen as minutes west crossing White
water and tens 11O) to hickory,
thence north four a. degrees. east 80 perch
to Ironwood; thence north (64 degrees
twenty-sx and hvetenhs go 5-i0) perches to a
north twentysx 26) degrees, east twenty-eght
(2S perches and treetenths $40 to stone; thence
south 64 degrees east al perches
to a the bank the meanderng with the
bank of the north fortyslx 4b degrees east
ntythree (23) perches to stone thence north
fourteen "a links; thence north forty-eght AS de-
grees 40 perches to elm; theme north twen
ty and half 900 degrees east six (6) perches to
lynn thence north twelve (l2 degrees east thirteen
I3) perches and eightte $40 to ELM thence
twentysx (26l degrees east six and one-tenth
(6 l10) perches tree; thence north eleven
degrees and two-tenhs a 21O) perches
elm thence north twenty nine 9) degrees, west TWEEN
ty 200 perches the west bank of Whitewa
above the crossing of the State road the
foresaid dividing line; thence east with said line,
ing Whitewater, fifteen and half asp perches to the
place of beginning Containing near thirty 80 acres
less; with all the Mills and Water privileges
thereunto belonging; the same lying and being in the
County of Wayne. and State of Indiana
Also four Carding Machines two Spinning Machines,
(Mules,) sixteen (l6) LOOMS one Picker two KNAPP
ping Machines: Shearng Machine; Brushing
Machine: Press; Dying utensils &c &c, and all
other fixtures the manufacture of CASH
and Jeans with all the mill gearing to the same
Taken the property of Rebeca Shreeve and Josiah
Paul. Administrators and the heirs of the estate of Ca
leb Shreeve dec to satisfy said end execution in
favor of the State Bank of Indiana
DAVID GENTRY, Shift. W.C.
May %, ls45. (P-f 81 22-ts-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-04
DR.. M'LANE'S CELEBRATED
IITRR EJ1Ia
Fo,. the Cure Of Hepattes Of Liue,- Compiaiat,

For the Cure Of Hpdes Liuer C6atp0iaf Dyspepsia,
and Sick Head -lche
SYMPTOMS A DISEASED LIvER.-Pain in the right sde
under the right side under the edge of the ribs,
the in the left side; tho
patient Is rarely able TO lie the left sidc sometimes
the pain felt under the shoulder blade, feque nifty
extends TO the top Of the shoulder, and sometimes
taken for rheumatism in the right arm. The stomach
is affected with loss appetite and sickness; the bowels
in general costve, sometimes alternating with lax:
the head is troubled with pain accompanied with dull.
heavy sensation in the back part There is generally
consde rable loss of accompanied with pain
m saiion of having left undone thing which ought
to have beef done A slight dry cough
atte ndant The patient complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet cold burning
and he complains of prcky sensation of the skin; his
would be ncticial TO him, he scarcely
orude enough to try it, In fact, Ire disrusts every
remedy Several of the above attend the dis
ease, where few of existed.
examination of the body after death has shown the
liver To have been exte nsively deranged.
CERTIFIC ATES.-Ihis is o certify that having bee
associated with DR. VI Lane in the practice of medicine
for nearly and half years, have had many oppor
tunites of witnessing the good effects of his Liver Pills.
and believe they have urcd and relieved much larger
cured and relieved by any other of treatment
Dec = 1896. OLIVER MORGAN.
This is to certify that q niece of mine i'll with
the Liver Complaint She obtained box Of NJ Lane
from the She is taking the second box, and
has nearly recovcrcd and believe the Pills that
relieved her, she took other medicine. would
therefore cheeriuy recommend them to those Iaboring
under that disease JOSEPH BOYD.
Jeireystown, II miles from Pittsburgh.
Prepared for the Proprietor by jonathan KIDD & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, No. 60.
Corner of 4th and w God Pittsburgh.
y. BIN order that there be mistake be partic
ular to ask for .Dr. M'Lane's Pills.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-06-04

DOCKS LOSr..--The COMMITTEE on Library OF
1 the Richmond 8 Franklin Institute. have cXamin-
ed the Library have found the following list OF books
missing which accounted for on the Librarian >
Pope's Works. ID vol. Robcrtson's W orRs, Campbell
and Owens Debate 5h and 9Th vols. lrvings w orks,
5th eth vols Buwers Novels Novelist's Magazine,
Life Cromwell , vols Life of Sir Isaac Newton,
Life of ChnrIemagne, Chcstcrteld's Letters Mrs Opie
Lying Dyvighs Decisions 2copes; LIST and 9Th vols
Byrons Works, Mrs Child's Appeal Lailah Rookh,
Campbcs Poems, Recolections OF Persons, Converse
ions Chcmistry Coeridgc, Shelly and Keats Mans
fields Political Grammar. copes british spy Inc
Spy. , vols Revolutions in Europe, Goldsmith w orks,
American Cheserticld I'd vol Tour through the HOLY
Land, Court and Camp of Bonaparte-
Persons having any of the above named books VIII
please leave them immediately with the Librarian or the
undo rsgncd. Some of the works have been traced to
their who escape being published by re-
turning them within weeks. J. 5. Lf LIZ, Chm
Nav :3Sth 1915
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PAT f. T MIFU G E /.
DOCTOR M'LANE'S
NE X ICAN WORM SPECIFIC,

Promptly erpels Worms almost Incredible number,
To substantate the above many hundreds Of test
monlas could be adduced of which the following
selected from individuals of standing and veracty In
deed it is confidently affirmed that each trial of
of this remedy will have additional tendency
to widen and confirm its fame and that it
not save less than many hundreds, if thousands Of
lives annually.
CEETIFIcATEs.-I do certify that vial Of Dr. M'Lane's
American Worm Specific expelled five hundred and
whole worms pieces that would have made sixty
from boy of John Lewcng, which, if aiI in straight
length of one hundred yards. JOSIAH JACkSON-
Owner of Water Forge, and other Works,
Monongaia county, Va.
AsroxrsHrxs-rrr TRuE...-Ds. M'LAxE's AMERICAN
WORN SPECFIc--This is TO certify that bought from
Holmes & Kidd, Druggists, corner of Fourth and Wood
sts., vial of DR.. M'Lane's American Worm Specific
and gave about half the vial child Of mine
FIVE old and surprising to relate she passed fully
which measured eight inches long Her health is much
improved since that Rod This freely make,
the public ought know that this valuable medicine
ELIZA STEVENSON, Pittsburgh.
This certify, that the above statement correct,
and if any arise the have been preserved
alcohol. and be by those who are sceptcas
JAMES HAMIL. Washington Lock, near Geo
Beaies Cotton Factory, Pittsburgh
Prepared for the Proprie by Jonathan Kidd & Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, No. 60, Of
4th and W God Streets Pittsburgh
y. B-Be particular to ask for Dr. MLanes American
Worm Specific, or Patent vermfage.
Agents for M'Lanes Pills and specific.
Milton Jesse Hiatt; Cambridge City, g F. Shorp; Ger
nansown, John D. Wolf. Merchandising, Henry Cettie:
Thomas Ellis; Liberty, caley & Bowers; Brownsville.
Henry Rider; Abingdon NJ A. White; Pnlouath, W.
Amphlet Richmond. Irvin Reed
Nay 2Sth, 1915 Z2-6n
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,rr,,sc III. follov;ng remedy for loss of appetite
l.d.ehe and sIeepness, hope will do some good to
49, Who are afflicted with either Of the above diseases
w find the pspacea in letter addressed to us, dated
May oath, 1885, and is as follows
u..,. Ed;tors-Enclosed you will find two dollars in
vm-nt for the "Palladium, in adcance. / always
s the pleasure Of reading my paper which prob
uv moro than some of your subscribers say,
=. vou dun them pretty strong sometimes have been
cr;ber to your paper for the last years. like
, ;.dependenf course-go ahead, and may you pros
- !. INV sincere wish Yours, &c. - -
am friend does enjoy good apPctite if he has the
,.d,cbe or, IL he suffers in consequence of loss of
.Ieep lis because he does not possess good con-
;.rce. Nav, that Inc sleeps sound, eats
,.u md never has the head ache. How could il be
,ar~;.e7 TRY the remedy=A foot-race is TO come off
- ,be BEACON Course, Hobokn the 18th of this month,
for wager Of 81 800 $4,000 and IS said there will
br great The lakes in Maine were covered
with ice ON the 9th Of May, and snow the ground
o. IN. de,,b Of from two to five feet-From the 10th to
,he 18th of last month"; inclusive 1922 immigrants arr-
we'd in Boston, Mass from foreign portsW oman is said
like jewsarP, for the sole reason that she is moth
ing without a tongue and be pressed to the lips
emusic and drawing taught here, the chap said when
be pulling ungreased hand-cart thro the streets
Why, says exchange, Il man with corns like veg
etable? Because he's martyr Millions for de-
knce darkey cried when the farmers dog af-
Der him.-'Get out Of the way old Dan Tucker; you
came late get your supper, is thus cloqucntly
rendered prose: Remove myself from the place thou
aged and venerable Tucker thou art too tar
DIV participate in the meal with your juniors and
betters-The following from Punch is indeed full of
oat,os: allow dependent a thing human excellence!
Ws.G is beauty without soap" why shoemaker rs
the greatest philosophers, whose reign end only with
tme1 Because they 0ri wise and ever last ing
The Kew West Gazette has a correspondent who calls
himself the "key West Bard, and the following is "a
specimen of his style:
"Of all the girls in Key West,
The most anabe and the very best,
Is she whom l yesterday, dressed
n muslin dc lainc.
Her eyes soft and very blue,
Her figure good-her temper too.
And then she has the blue
Devils PAIN
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IN yOOL!!-'The undersigned. in addition to the
w Wholesale Grocery and Commission Business con-
the purchase of WOOL at No 81, Main street, and
prepared buy quantity of the article, and Will
do so throug hout the resent season.
Our arrangemc nts and facilities for the purchase and
sale w DOL such. that feel confidence
Merchants, W Growers Farmers and others ha-
wing the article dispose Of that will be able to
the very highest prices in CASH. and they will find IT TO
antage call upon before selling elsewhere
MILLER & MCCULLOUGH.
Cincinnati, April 4th, lS45. Herald, 49,
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SHERIFF's sAI.E.--By virtue of Execution to
me directed, from the Wayne Circuit Court, will
pose at public sale the Court House door. in Centre
vile. Wayne County. Inc the alst day of June,
ls45, between the hours ~ o'clock, A NJ. and four
o'clock, P NJ said day, the following property to-
wit:
Certain parcel tract of land lying and being in
County of Wayne, and State of Indiana and known
by being part Of the Southwest quarter of Section
twenty 900 Township fourteen. 14) of Range one, ~
principal meridian line draw from the mouth
of the Great Miami River and bounded follows. to-w
Beginning at Stake eight e perches North of the
seventy five and half rs Ia degrees, West twenty
six 90 perches and tenths IS 10 Stake thence
North fourteen IA perches and hvetenths t51O) to
Stake; thence East twenty-five (25) perches and two
tenths 21O to the quarter section lne thence South
said line twenty CD perches to the place of begin
ming, Containing ~ threequarters, ga and
seven perches. less, with all the appertenan-
Mills, Mihouses, Mill and Water privileges there
unto belonging Taken as the property of John W.
League, satisfy said Execution Of Eli Brown
and Priscilla Fry, Ad'm.-
DAVID GENTRY, shift w. c.
May 9th, 1915 [pf So 22-t.-
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From the TipPecanoe Journal
GREAT FIRE IN LAFAYETTE.

On Monday night last our town was visited by
tho most extensive and destructive fro that has
ever occurred among US. Tho entire row OF
buildings on the north side Of Main between Ohio
and wabash streets, with the exception Of those
occupied by Webstcr's Book Store. Otis & Co.'S
Dry Goods and Grocery Store. and the Mammoth
Store, on The east, and Meeker & Co.'S on the
west. Is in ruins!
The fro first made its appearance at few
minutes before l2 O'Clock, in tho stables belong
ing to the American House. and was doubtless
Inc work of an incendiary. Although the night
vas remarkably ssill-hardy breath Of air stir
mg-yot tho flames were not long in communi
cstng themselves to the Hotcl, the principal part
o. which wos wood and very combustible. This
nae o. buildings being enveoped in flames. the de-
soor'ng element could not be stayed until j, had
evsPs every building west Of tho American. til
came % the corner brick on the east side o.
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REAL ESTATE FOR sAE.-wil

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SAtE-Wil
be sold private sale, the property Filth street.
belonging the Estate of DR.. Morris Lancaster Decd
consisting of LOTS, substantially enclosed and I'M
proved by large BRICK DIV ELLING HOUSE, con-
struced OF and finished part
in the and most approved style: well OF good
the Kitchen large Cistern for rain water
the door together with -budingsa the best
der. Aso.-about thirty Fruit Trees, consisting of APP
pie Pear Peach and Cherry of the choicest selection
The situation is elevated and airy, commanding hne
prospect portion of the surrounding country; of
the desirable locations for residence the city of
Richmond. For information, enquire of
WILLIAM X. FOULkE, Administrator
Richmond, May IA, ls45. 2Of
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IL z G Es Ns . 81 %
HOTEL.

Corner of Main end Marion streets, Richmond, Indiana.
T~HE undersigned respectfully informs his friends and
the public that he has rented this favorably well
known Hotel and is determined spare pains
pense giving general satisfaction The comfort Of the
traveller shall be lis Permanent repairs
having been made the building tavern-house, his
well his inclination would induce pm TO
make it equal to any house He hopes
der such shall dissatisfied
Prices suited the times n BRCOkINS-
August ?, 1874 32tf
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Wabash owned. wo believe, by David A. Rus
sell. of KY. Great efforts wero made on the Iar
Of our citizens. as well to save the property oil
the occupants Of the burning buildings, te
keep the fire in check and prevent its furthe,
spread. The engine was not in good order, and
hence did rot render such efficient aid as, under
other circumstances, it might have done. Had
there been two good engines on the ground, with
sufficient length of hose. we arc very confident
that the Hotel, nd all the other buildings, with
the exception Of tho stables, could have been
saved.
Most of tho Goods were saved from tho burnt
buildings; bu, there wcre creatures in the shape
Of human beings who were mean enough to steal
and carry AWAY valuabcs thus snatchcd from the
dcvouring flames. Sincerely do wo hope that all
may DO ferrc,ed out and punished.
The principal sufferers arc Mr.. Cathcrwood.
proprietor of tho American House; DIR. Halli-
day, Druggist; J. B. CongIe, SaddIor; J. S. & a.
Casad, Hatters s. Grccnough, Boot & Shoe man.
ufacturcrs; Fry & Jackson, Job Printers; the
heirs of John c. Chamberlain; Thomas S. Cox;
and the hoirs of Simeon S. Ayres.
The book storo Of A. p. Webster, being in inn
minent danger, was 'guttcd, and his loss in the
destruction of books, &c. was cOnsidera be.-
The store Of Otis & Co. was cleared Of goods, as
were also several other mercantile houses ada
cent TO tho firc--cnuslng moro or less loss by
waste, theft, &c. Tho space in front Of the pub
lie square, and tho streets and allios were cover
ed with Goods of every description.
The stables contained twelve horses, six or
scven of which were burnt 10 death.
1t required the most vigilant oxcrtion and the
constant application Of water and wet blankets.
to prevent tho buildings the opposite side of
the street from taking fire. They suffered con-
sderably from the intense heat.
Tho entire loss in buildings nd other property.
cannot be less than Twelve or Fifteen Thousand
Doars-and but little, if any. ms franco.
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The Accident at Camden.

The most painful apprchcnsions felt in this city
all morning for the safety of from this city who
at the race at Camden yesterday. The Eastern
mail brings the gratifying that the rumors of
persons killed altogether exaggerated. and that
was killed, though several were dangerously woun-
ded by the falling of the scafoldngBalt Pat May 29h
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VTHHE subscriber has on hand large assortment of
j Goods, consisting of Cloth, Flannel Cashmere,
Satnet, Jeans and Blankets; all Of which h. will
change reduced prices and will give liberia price
Wool E. NJ COOK.
J. FIeecy Dale, mile North East oil Richmond.
June 18th, lc45. 23:3w-
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LATEST DATES AND PRICES.


HANDLE AND SOAP FACTORI.-.lhe under
signed having entered into nership III the bus-
of making Soap and Candles, prepared to
supply the public with article superior to hereto
for oered in this market. The Candles made of
the of Talow, warranted not to be effected by
the heat of summerto burn clear and not to emit
smoke. Soap of superior quality is also offered at IN
clnnat prices. ; w: r. RSf1A
G.. WILSON.
Richmond. June 1, 1915. 23-f
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Tho New Orleans Tropic says that the expenses
of the Convention which formed the new Constr
tuition Of Louisiana amount nearly 100000
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KESSLER'S PREPARATION!

For the determination of RATS, NICE, &C..
Manufactured at Richmond and for sale ut
j. X. Dugddle d Co.'S Drug Store
TE>IIS preparation possesses the singular property.
that, without being actual poison it will not only
kill Rats and Nice, but will, in consequence Of the Gas
Produces positively force those that do not partake of
it. percipitate!y to Leare the house
OtFPrice 80 conts per Box-with drections.L1
Richmond, May 2Sth 1915. 22-3t*
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Ono Of contemporaries copies n popular
story into his columns, headed, Living on other
peoples Beans" He meant to say "other poo
pc's Means" but it amounts to about the Same
thinc.-Boston Post.
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~ ESTAT e .---By virtue of a power contained in
the last will and testament of William Brown, late of
to sell at private sale, the valuable FARM said de-
ceased being the East half of the North quarter
Of Section 3d. Township l6, II; and the est half
the South quarter of Section Is Township It,
uated in the county of Henry, Immediately the Ma
tonal road miles east of Lewsvle, and eight miles
of Cambridge Eighty of the land is under
high state of cultivation and there the
a large two-story Frame House-large Frame Barn, and
other buildings, and excellent bearing
Orchard, all in good repair and condition.
l5@TER MS.-One- third of the purchase money will
be required in hand, and the remainder in two equal in
stalments of twelve and eighteen months
Persons at a distance wishing further information
rning the premises. by addressing letter. post
paid the unde rsgncd Lewisve, Henry CO.,
have any information desired.
ISAAC PARKER. Executor
May 26th 1915. p. f. $2,50.-N. Cour. 22-3t
Indiana, Wayne County,
In the Wayne Probate Court.
Virgins & WATSON, Adm
of Samuel Fleming, deed. f., ;,,, &c
Stephen Swain, and NJ - ~
The Heirs of said de- EIDE ut 5 cs- ~
Now wit, May Term, S45, said Court, the
said petitioners and Court a
found had been made by the Sheriff, john
Peter, Andrew Elijah Fleming; Nancy, Alexander Da-
vd j. Fleming, Martha Mc(l Nancy, Juliet and Jane
Fleming, John WATSON, Martha Guy, James and Sarah
Ann w David j. Matchet Niolnda Christopher s.
John b.. William, James, Samuel r., David }. p, Mar
tina c., and Catharine Fleming. 1t is ordered by the
Court that said defendants found be notified of the
tendency of this petition BY three publications
weekly newspaper printed and published said
and unless they appear and show why the
of said petition shall be granted the will
be heard and determined in their absence
THOMAS G. NOBLE, Clk.
Julian Atty. (pf $500 22-3t
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DRUGS & MEDICINES,
=

4 fresh supply ju>i RECEIVED and Tor saIe--lOWer
than before offered III Ibis place.
~ ME unde rsgned, would respectfully inform Phys-
clans and Merchants that they constantly
receiving fresh supplies of DRUGS and MEDICINES,
&c, direct from PHILADELPHIA and prepared
SELL wholesale, at Cincinnati prices-ds their arrange
in Philadelphia such, they not under the
necessity of going purchase their Medicines.
Il All orders. accompanied with the Cash. will BE-
thankfully received and promptly attended 10.
JAMES X. DUGDALE < co.
Main Street, Richmond East of the Bank.
Fifth Month l4th le45. 20:3m
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~UN SMTTHING.-Thc subscriber respectfully in
" the public that he has established himself in
Richmond, and is prepared make to order, Rites of
superior quay-he barrels of which manufactured
Lancaster, Pa. He viii also repair Guns OF all kinds
Prices low. 15-Shop opposite the
National Hotel. JOHN W. FLEMING.
January 2ith, leiJ. 4-,f
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II VERY STABLE.-The subscriber has for hire,
Il several good saddle horses-Buggies and well broke
horses. His terms will be suited TO the times.
Richmond, June 4, 1915. III. LEWIS BCRK.