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- TWO EOLIANS.

TWO HOLIANS.
- u. TAI LOR has at present opcn for in
-ei'n ~ ms wa"fOon tNp Piano Fortes - m Co,.rans
patent hoiar attachment Tho Pianos splendid rsrr.pt.
e'nns power sweetness AMI buancy tone with .l.,pe
80 ana d.IabIhy 81 Workmanship. he Auachneu.. are but
little in,rot o. thurch rams.
ihs ly won!"rf Improvement. which excited public At
" On throughout N c-un AMI Fngatd ~, been over o..
l 'h T. 'ara.es IN The remarks which
nave 'I''n anecusly APP ard Ia the pubic Irnts
tEEireS' Jro-, Ihs ~ j. T'e-al4I
We have niayorsi sf.e.on Of The oI7n nm,
I"t" no" on exhibition at ~ Muse store Broad
'y = eaihy se'y ingenious afd one that II
meet ia uri'eai aduira aolion For srpli ~ OF
con uu''h an aiy o. adapta certainly j. -nry ami
rave NJ dIb it, ing ad, ted ransra w.. livery
'liho M 'h' uu'ry NJ ria rip-s nv be chang d
h'o "a organ prod i-ins tee al AID ,qai. to- wi
'4' 'l tns n tn 'a~r df-rse org anrtr THIS r
st'- detat' On ami vii o. tl. interest
'I " puiin Muse than 0riaarv tuiln on h. ~
" IIi'i'"fs run 10 rex IN buying PA os a. rsa
'-"' u "'"'yhs'en. =. 10. TAYLOR.
u121 isn a. -. I'.'.'" ~.
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RICHMOND HOUSE.

SiiUAI led on Governor street. ne. r,y onno-
le r'' tiEors hon'e and about sluarrs ron, Mar
= s''es AWE rrcca'y received .A+r,o-.
nun NOR convenient and eemmotous " u he opep On b
10y io' Il Tor the reception Eoariers by IN. Vs.,
l'" wees Or day Toe bes tntaavo OF the ,ulr,ss -, -
put up al the estao's ttnrHt comfortable - wiz may
For the Inclination Of hose who m. 10 .,1 90
nee os, excellent Livery Sse near Al band b.rr Ibs,
Der 3o rsts w" 1''sL1'd TO- D. l. MEADE
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step over and take Ten.

a Io4, Main ST., can be found a fIIl assert.
=. mett Of every variety TEAS from M. hons. n a. g.
@ - Iohpany-the oldest IN America. These Tea. are mn,
& ages oil onequarer, half aud on. poynt nj
- rom ne ar with an inside wrapper Of bad rb,, ~ -,
N any climate, and for any length OF time. Thi.
NJ arc ths e'sl'ive vendors Of ~ genuine IIowsua Mir.
t''hE the choicest qualities lroan on M. Hoxo-, r.
IN this country. '''''e' hlaeA lea -oh
Tee Teas oi from s5 to 20 per cent, less than the ,
ne, ans II entire satisfaction gwen the money viii
s- colhty de1isr' and an choice Tea. viii
- '- asso ineni and an 4 paetares An op,fs.
II" 'ie BY the chest . chest &c. " f
--'e as' io sale WoolSey woosey's Steam, >, s,.5 90
Euy=a Codees. prSsp,, ~. !, ava ,s NO and La
Agff
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GEORGE EARLE. uerc,,,u, To,,or

NO t75 CHEsNTT STREET PntiaDET.rIIIA
~ eohanuy on hand, h. extensive Tatarnr stnr. on
iie a1ie House s'ezant assortment Of French nd
hhgAn 'ps 'asssreH Nss;inFr pr Ia. .v,I
W ne eohahcts The cstabshent principle OF
ou' Of bis store but those cf the drs qgaiy and =
mus 'hi ne hi'so ion. cnI Jed NJ custom IN M ,,
sd uoushui The Union He respectfully .o!eit ,n
sehn-h visiting The city assuring ~ d rr-euts any
orders entrusted 10 him, IN .uperso, -,yi. ,,s a, -
une .an- qaIty can - 70 u IN. -
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF YOUR
OWN STATE.

FUNHE Franklin Manufacturing Company
PAPER MILL the Depot of the Southern Railroad good
assortment Of supen fine and folded and
fat d also medium printing envelop
wrapping of the Wholesale
10 which they invite public attention, assured quality
their manufacture will production
cf Northern Factory They prepared
description paper that the
rquirc Merchants dealers requested Paper
MI
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Frcmch Slippers and SHOES

n HAVE Just received an invoice Of French
n Slippers ard Ladies which will be cheap
aud have store Tor sale French Letter Paper, Of large
good quality ~ u. II. LONDON.
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10000 ACRES OF LANDS
FOR SALE,

-
In tiic States of ArkamS.sS d ni.SissiDni
's'Hk undersigned now offers for sale. forty
uolnd acres OF Isn't ,iooro' ia the grow ing re-
E'n O. The stas NJ Arsarslr and Mississippi IN guant,
1" fut pufehss Among the former ae II.p
stead sewer Ia Csk- Wahtl. Union and Lafayette ard
among NE counties oi the after safe Dcsoto Marshal n
e. fanoia fainbls1a. Choekta~, Carol IIougs Tsrs
haiehe Hines Washington, and Yazlo. Town1hip Man.
have been procured OF pan anl- taken fo, M.
csnal pats or T. ssuvey sheS accurately water eo,
&c And The untersisrei has also procured g-eat x
enfnpeni T-rsons 10 rire portion lands by
sections, who have lru shed coIlJus notes giving m ,
account u To- growth Of ubcT untersrnrh aud sh grr
a-tlm Of the courses &c as as ;h garv
si'a local ad'anaFes and value o. quarter cioa esa
raury. 'f~
IERAs-FiTs payments fnh in hand and the reg.
IN one two three and four yeaI, equal nseHt with interest
from date OF
s-FeT'ons owning partaors adjoining vicinity OF
these ahds can te ell show them 10 III, yysb
ing 20 purehlse " "a a retirement
Further informant on be had - Addressing Bowers 4 Co
Memphis Tenn or Wm r. BoSe, Lie Rock. A5kansa osrs
paid or by app ns to Ness Chosen Tovass Pecr,5ury Va
" 'SHHDS 0OO'OT
Wa. u. BOWERS,
GEyERAL LASD AGENcr,
LTITLE RgCE, Arkausas. and Of
Tern
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M IPPLE BALM.-A further supply of this in.

valuable article which has been highly approved those
used such effect leader
ItC proprietor Wilt every effect
nUd fails money will Lc refunded For sale by
DUVAL 4 PURCELL, Druggists,
no Main
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DIN. JAJhSONS BALSAMIC ELINIR
TOR Preserving aud IscauiiGying the TEETH.
-INL PLELEILNl. LIE NJ III

Inns article will be found invaluable where
peTsns are SUI Sof Swelling or B,eesiny trr.-,u,
h- ans rs hnEess TO Tie gi and preserving them from De-
'' or aeeay'-iof rendering 1e 20 l-
reth, nerllzi-- The o45ur ou tli Techtb t s,,,, .,
S"',s and feo-s who have d. r!eF,j simacLs T excel
Ill All iTr - enc ia which mfI-' may be
ltl'ci ~ his ' str approval uo rs.-,ab pby
seths Ahi ueaIis boi "a turop AMI the UuIci states
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&C. F'' -sirr + g. IFee.ru Ht7.las,,r. j. oAa Fr,s.s
- ana y at Tie .1cIa brt-:s hr1Irh.rrhe a. : or Of
l. e g y Wright soI- As"a's for tn 4. :, PlIt.Esa.
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MORE IIUSHC-OcI. 10.

IN.NINIIVT4I NNIs' NITF'tT
~ base just received ami opend 1900 pages of aud
da I'd Music, selected by gentleman OF musical Judgment
New music received every week liberal discount made
teachers and
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VOLUME SO.
isitbmono Dailp apbia.
7 Il Il NJ =

RICHARD II. TOLEI,, Editor.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, Associate Editor.
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THIRD SUPPLY.

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Pans CashrtTes Rob-
SO pieces Gas. me-ts 40 90! cents. yys-h s,-
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White and eooTe4 Kli Cloves. best glstfy
Six aut Wost. Hosiery
Hens 'chei and Emhro t.ref Lawn ufkf.
Also
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Observation-Disclosures,

Superior quality.
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w fEe Dress Bcos and Winter B,o.s which invite
fti'nd aGj the public % cal aud examine.
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTI POMADF.

The Proprietor of this NEW and beaut. ii,l rrs.
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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-06

WAR WITH TIE lNpiANs.-.TEPre seems 70
5e some apprehension entertained Of dlS'nIb'n-
ces among portion Of The Cheroaecs The
latest intelligence from Sabine, Texas, repre-
ren,s ,hs' an express h,i srrived from the nor
thern frontier with q call from the authorities
on the county of S,bIn- TO r,Ise forthwith a
company Of mounted men, and send them an 10
defend the frontier OF the lndjsn coBntrysga'ns
whom. ,t lr,st, host'ities were sntr'ns'ed, A.
order for smother company Of mounted men WAS
let with the authorities Of the town ot S.. An
gustlne. There was great c&cl,emcu, along
the Indian frontier
1t appears thst party Of the Cherokee In
dams some years ago bought from New York
land company tract Of land in the far northern
part Of Texas. for which they paid S30On It
uppcars also that the government OF Texas was
always opposed to their setting there, and that
a foil gad uurcservcL friendship was never es-
lablshed between the parties On the break
ing out of hostlties at the Rio Graude, the
Cherohces, or that portion Of them on the nor.
thern frontier of Texas, offered their services
10 Governor Henderson not having tull conf
dence in their tcaty, he refused to accept their
services; aud now 1t is believed TINT they take
advantage Of the existing state OF things-whe-
ther the Mexicans have intrigued and tampered
with them is not known---to assume towards the
people OF Texas a hostile attitude.
4 friend who resided in the town of Metamor-
os some years ago, informs Us that the town Is
about the size ol Wilmington, Del
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Surgeon United States Navy.
am your obrdient servant.

CLIMATE OF MATAMoR As.-Whe Washington
Union OF Saturday tays-'We are informed by
sn intelligent physician, nho MAS native Of
this city, hut who resided ior several years To
the west of the Rio Grsndr. who married
Mexican lady, who was an United States con-
sui. prsctlsed physlc severs years in the vicini-
ty Of Ma'smorss, and is intimstrly scQusintrh
with the climate, s well as the habits Of the
MeXicsns, s.thouch ut a certain season OF ;hr
year i- unhealthy Al Ms,amorss and on the
immediate borders Of the river, vet that srversl
miles from it the sguc and fever is unknown.
The climate for several miles beyond, ,w.y Of
TO the west, is rcm,lkaby hrslrhy, and NJ huln.
bug as toytllow teycr, sickness, &c, olght TO
prevent the troop, OF the United States from
visiting this interesting region OF the earth.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-06

'OID RorGu >Np RrADY.'-Ih;s is the ao-
pc.A,Ion by winch the gallant Gen. Taylor
will hereafter be known. We have hccE *
ceedingly struck with one sentence in his off.
cial despatch, dated May 7,h, Just before h"
eft Point Isabel, ami the day preceding h,~ first
battle. He says 1T the enemy oppose my
march, in whorcrcr force, ! shail fght him
Tacrc Is plain and direc, point in this sentence
which indicates the character Of the writer
nsn Of few words, ,sud prompt and irarcs oc-
rlon. The crisis demanded that he should fghf
without regard 10 disparity Of number or conse-
quence His iron heart met the crisis; and he
obtained the victory. which the brave army de.
served under his gallant lead.
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From the Baltimore American.


MAJOR RlNGGOLD.-The following let,
ter. from an eminent Surgeon in the Navy, con-
vcys the particulars Of the denth of our late
townsman, the gallant Major SAMUEL RlvGcolp
1t will be read with melancholy interest. cspc-
cially in this quarter, where the deceased was
SO well known and 50 universally esteemed
The late Gallant Major I,inggo,d.
CAMP Is,pEr,
Near the mouth OF the Rio Bravo Del Nore
llth May, 1916
The numerous friends of Major Rnggod
will doubtcCs be anxious TO know the particn.
lars attending his melancholy end, and hasten
to give them to you.-The engagement of the
9Th was entirely in the htnds of the artillery.
and Major L. took a most active and important
part with it, About q o'clock he was struck
by six-ponnd shot. He was morntcd, and
the shot struck him at right angles hitting him
in the right thigh passing through the holster
and upper part Of the shoulders Of bis horse.
and then striking tic left thigh, in the same
line in which it first struck him. On the even
ing Of the 9th he reached this camp under
charge Of DIR. Byrne Of the army. lie was i'm
mcdately placed in comfortable quarters, and
his wounds dressed. An immense mass Of
muscles and integumeWs were carried away
from both thighs The arteries were not divl.
dcd, neither were the bones broken. | remain.
cd with him all night. lie had but little pain.
al nj, int IL I,l l'.r n, Il
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Hy NfaSscr s. EIScIy,
Major Rinsg gold.


! The following brief sketch of the late Ma
jor Rnggold we copy from the Baltimore
! Sun:
"By the attention Of friend we arc able TO
present the reader with brief and unemhol-
ished sketch of the parcntage and career of
the late Major Ringgo'd whose fall amidst the
gallant and heroic deeds of the Slh of Nav. on
the field ofPalc AIto, has thrown the hue and
cast of melancholy even around the glorious
achievements and splendid victory of that oc.
c1sion. His fate 50 sad his fame so brilliant
has awakened lively interest in all that re.
lates to him, especially in this city, where it is
now apparent that he was known only to he
loved md where his memory will continue to
be atiectionately revercd. The present sketch
f, is from an authentic source, and in every res.
pect entitled to entire confidence. and we ac-
cordinely adopt it in preference. TO one gener-
ally corresponding herewith, which had been
selected from another channel.
The deceased was the cllcs, son Of the late
General Samuel Ringgoli, of Washington
county, Md. His mother was a daughter of
General John Cadwerader Of pbi,odcl,bi,-,
distinguished citizen in the days of the Rcyo-
ln,ion. He entered the army rs Lieutenan, Of
Artillery, in July, ISIS, having graduated at
West Point with much bonor-.be;or ono y,
the five whose names wore rocoriod ~ ,,c
most DISTINGUISHED Of class, lie was ot oocc
selected by General Scott as one of his aids, and
served in that capacity for several wears -: snd
ever enjoyed, in a very eminent decree. the
confidence and friendship of that distirruisErI
soldier. Pending the Disturbances in South
Carolina. the deceased wns there ON du,v and
hn has frconentlv EXPRESSED his heartfelt, cro,i.
fcation at the peaceful termination or the nm.
happy difficulties between portion oftha cal.
lant people of that State and the General Go.
vernment.
When the Indian war occnrrcj in r,orid,
the deceased thono C,p,,in Of Artillery ros
there on dn,y actively cmploycd in ya,;ons
services. until the wns,ng effects Of the eli.
mate had so impaired his health that he was
pros'ratcd by disease. For 'merirorious ser
vices in that campaign. he was rewarded bv
| selected by the Maior General Con,oardir, in
| CL;at.o 49,,
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SEUGERT"S PATENT

? TAS.-1TG Tt~ES--.lTE.
gyRIS Machn,c has row hren tested hy more
1 than thirty f.nailcs in this nciphaorhooh, -nd
rs given entire se'i~'Sc'ion. II Is 20 simple IN rs
Instruction, ihst II canno, Get ow OF order. j
nlans no iron 70 ru>,, and no srnnrS or rollers to
= ont Of reYsir. I, will DO twice much wash
g,vith hess than halt the wear and tear oian, Of
{ lSte inventions, md vhst is Of greater irPcr-
ice. il ccs1s hu, little over half as much as ohcr
a,hlnt tnvch,neS.
The suhecrihrv has he exclusive RIGHT for Nor
umberlsud, Union, L,corang, Columbia, Lo-
me aud Clinton counties. Price of single
me Sc. II. Z. NhSSER.
The following ccrFcst" IS fron few ot those
10 have these machines 10 Use.
S0nhury, hur. ~, lS4.
We, n. e,Ihsrrhors, rrr,,fy that NC hsv- now
use. m our families. "Shuseu's rs,ent WISH
Machine. and DO not hesitate ssyins the, it i.
most excellent invention, 1htt, IN Ws'hins,
will rave move than one half the usual lshor-
at it does not require more 'hsn one third the
asl quantity Of soap and water and that there
no rubbing, and consc cuenly, little or ne wear
= or tearine-Thati il knocke of ne buttons, snd
the finest clo,hes, srch as colist-, lsrc>, ,ucks
Is, &C., NAV he washed in very short Tins
bout the lpssi injury, end in fact without any
aren't wear snh tear, whatever. We therefore
criullv recommend il To our friends and IN the
,lic, as a most useful and labor saving machine.
CHARLES w. HEGlNS,
A. JORDAN,
CHS WEAVER.
CHS PIE tSANTS,
GIDEON MARklE,
Hon. GEO. &. WELKER,
BENZ. HENDRlCkS,
GIDEON I.EISENRlNG.
ans HorrL, (formerly Trernon, House No.
l6 Chosnut sueet,) Philadelphia, September
lst lSii.
have used Shuger's Patent " ashing Machine
ny house upwards Of eight months, and do moi
tate to say that deem /: one OF the most use
and valuable lahorsavng machines ever lnven'
! formerly kept two women continually oc'
led in washug who now do as much IN two
as they then did in one week. There is NJ
r or tear in washing, aud i. requires not moT'
one-third the usual quantity of soap. hav'
a number of other machines IN my family, bu
is so decidedly superior to every thing else, an'
title Liable to get out of repair, that would no
without one if they should cost ten times tn
they are sold for. DANIEL hEkk.
yE,sS sEED.-The highest price will b
Given for Flax Seed, At the store OF
ug. 9, lsi5 hLNhi MAo"Lh'
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W.RIIEE PAsTME.-The lion of the day at
New Orleans is the Barracks, where, on the
10Th inst, about one thousand men were con-
gregated. OF course, in such gathering, there
must be strange scenes, and among other amuse-
ments IN vogue, Is that of riding upon rail a.
round the Barracks, to the tune OF the "Rogue's
March" such as are offenders against the prin-
cIple OF the mcum and Uum right One man
was ridden upon rail for stealing pair Of pan.
falcons, and another, who had appropriated a
coat, was escorted to the Rarrack gate, TO the
sound OF the delightful march above mentioned,
and then and there dismissed, thus shutting out
forever his hopes of achieving glory on the Rio
Grande.
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,ry, Northumberland Go. pa. Saturday, June o. IsAG.

FRuM THE SEAT oF WAR Tho ~ q. p
cayune of the Goth Publishes farther letters from
the Army, by the James H. Day, but they con.
tain rothnC ornny consequence that is new.
The camp opposite Matomoras has been chris.
tened Fort Brown in honor of the brave Ma
jor Brown, of the 9TH Infantry who tell in its
defence. The picayune says:
From an officer who was in the fort from
the lst till the 18th inst we learn that while it
was invested during Gen. Taylor's absencc with
the greater part of the army. Gen. AriSta sent
in to it a summons TO surrender Upon me score
Of hu1AoRjiy! This was after the action Of
the Sth and before the issue of il was known
hv those in the fort The greatest anxiety was
OF course felt by them as to the result. because
their fate was to depend mainly upon the sue.
cess OF the army. Ignorant orwhat had happen
cd. and assured that LARGE army awaited Gen.
Toyior. and that it would be imprs- be Cor him
to reach the tort-thus swayed Ivy anxiety,
hope. confidence and fcar-no not fcar-that
brave band refused to surrender
Cart. NAYS CuApGr The editor Of the
May to his brother dated Point Isabel. May 49,
The captain tells his brother tLat the squadron
at the head of which he charged the cnemy's
battery, contained - men and OF these he lost
officer and 10 pr.vltcs killed and l} wounded
rs horses killed aud 10 wourdcl-,hit l.
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, cali and examine his stock before purchasing
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length of time they are to be published, will be
continued until ordered out, aud charged accords
inrlv.
C~1TSvtccn lines or less make square.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-06-06

4 friend who resided in the town of Metamor-
os some years ago, informs us that the town Is
about the size ol Wilmington, Del.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-12

LITERARY EMPORIUM. This is an
excellent month compendium ofreIigious,
literary and philosophical knowledge,
evangelical in character and high in aim.
No. contains fine engraving of Geor'
gia Female College, and colored plant
in flower. Published BY J, K. Wellman,
ll8 Nassau street N. Y. at 81 per year.
The YOUNG PEopLE's IIBRARy,--ed'
tied BY Seba Smith, from the same
publisher, and is published monthly at ST.
per year. No, 2, contains a beautiful en-
CRAVING, the "Guardian Angels and the
"Magnolia," colored. The articles are
we'll selected and exhibit an excellent
taste.
~ The first Numbers of the above
works have not been received.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1846-02-12
Vermont Lit. and Sci. Institution,

YMVHE Spring Quarter Of this Institu-
.@ ton will commence on Wednes
day, Feb. 25lh and continue weeks
The school will remain under the care
fthe present Principal,
s. KEITH, JR., A. B,
assisted by such competent associate
teachers as may be necessary, The sue
cess of Mr. KS efforts during the past
year has shown that the interests of the
School could not have been entrusted to
safer hands and the Trustees have the
fullest confidence in assuring the public
that nothing will be wanting on the part
of the teachers to render the connection
oftheir pupils with the Institution both
pleasant and profitable.
Terms of Tuition as usual.
Good board may be had at or near the
Institution on the most reasonable terms.
N. B. 1t is importantSthat every
scholar, possible, should be present at
the very beginning ofthe Quarter.
J. f. MERRIAM, Sec.
Brandon, Feb. 3, 1916. 81