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s. Shingles" y.

@ T.. Lewis e. Co. Potosi. have just been in
-. receipt Of $50 bunebes Shingles superior ar
Itiee, which they will sell cheap fos cash.
Potosi, July 9TH 1916.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27
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"a GhOOEhiEs. kz.v

1000 sacks of ground alum salt,
100 6 fine table I"
300 bbls of clarified kanawa
so bags green HAVANA coffee
&c IS prime Rio and Java $
% Laguayra g in & 300 ID ska
90 hhds New Orleans sugar frs, rate quality
5000 lbs 6 6 In bbls & bbs
1000 Sc white & yellow Hav'a su, in & 900 ID brs
so bbls New Orleans molasses 10 half do do
10 g and 10 half do St Louis sugar house moi,s
10 bbs no nackeral
10 10 " no / Is
10 IA IS nc g
5 6 no I"
l-2 I" no "
IA no 2 4"
Goldfish by the drum
g bbs 4 c'ss Of wines { brandiss ss'd qual'
100 bbls old Cincinnati whiskey
10 Sc American brandy and gin
80 boxes OF mould and sperm candles
1000 lbs Of rice in 100 and to 800 ID casks
2t00 s. IS salaratus in 100 and 400 ID CASKS
10 boxes No. and Ky. tobacco assorted qualities
10 bbls and ID bbIs lintseed oil
% kegs sup white lead
8 by 10 10 by II IL by Ia wind glass in bxs
a few ~ bbls sp turpen,ine aud whiting
casks superior bacon sides
" 6 's hams and shoulders
90 bbls mess and prime pork
lU Kegs leaf lard
100 kegs tar bbls ditto
10000 lbs Juniata iron all sizes
500 I" cast, german and blister steel
% kegs Boston nails from 3 to GOD
SO Boston blasting powder
10 &c sup. rifle /"
SO sacks sup. dried apples and peaches
poems 10 boxes lemons
10000 superior principle cegars
a few bales sheetngs
% boxes and l-2 boxes Boston soap
Is s. IS " mr. raisns LIST rate article
20 assorted kegs; spice, pepper, ginger, and al
monds, nutmegs, cloves, prunes and many
other articles wanted in Wisconsin.
FANCY GOODS.
Merino Shawls; Stocks;
Tanan Plaid do SILK handkerchief:
Plain do Fashionable ribbon:
Cashmere do Umbrellas;
Cravats; Capes;
Hardware, Boots & Shoes of all
descriptions, Crockery,
&c. sc.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27

Together with every other article in this line.
Books and stationery.
Let school teachers attend TO this branch of his
stock, as he has the most approved editions OF
Readers, Spoilers, AriIhmetics, Grammars, Ge-
ographies, Philosophers, Chemistries, Algebras,
&C.. which ars adapted to country schools--to-
gehsr with states, pencils quilts, steel pens, paper,
&c. Cap and letter paper by the ream or halt
Ieam.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27
G. X o c E r lie s

In this line he is ready meet his customers on as
favorable terms as any one can afford too, and
lie has attended to the selection of the very
choicest
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Sas a ED w ARgsa

Axes, HES, rasps locks chs seIs, screws, qugers,
ioor trimmings complete, tacks, wine, nails, can
ilesieks, gimblets, biaces. plane irons, knives &
orks, pocket knives. raZors, shears, scissors,
brushes, shovels, spades, traps, shoe thread,
-opes, bed cords, &c /, he has on hand, with
great variety of other shelf hardware, and for no
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27

rlatsvins, W. Il, jan "a, islI. t6-a.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-02-27
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

HIS stock is full in this line which he will sell
in sets complete, OF BY the piece.
In addition To the articles enumerated, he has
a few patent spring clocks, gloves, mttens, cigars,
nuts, with a thousand Others, all OF which he viii
sell on the most favorable terms for cash or APP
proved short credit.
n. B. Those who have been accommodated
with credit, viii please remember the terms and
live Up 10 them.
December ), 1916. 39-ly.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-12-11
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

The following Message from the President Of
the United States was on Tuesday transmitted 10
both Houses of Congress:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-24
- The CallfOrnlan."

The American press has also penetrated into Caifor-
MIA. We have received by the last arrival from that dis
tant and interesting region file of the californian, y
published at Monterey, the Pacific, every Saturday
morning. by Messrs Cotton and Sempe. 1t is small
sheet but destined trust TO grow with the growth of
that country From the last paper we have received of
January 49, we extract the following melancholy account
of the "Ioss of the launch of the United States soop-of-
war Warren with three officers and nine seanen Two
Of these were the sons of that excellent officer, Captain
John B. Montgomery of the United States sloopof-war
Portsmouth II supposed that the launch had been
swallowed up in whirlpool off the coast. We are
afraid that the crew is lost
"On Thursday December 18Th 1876 the launch belong
ing to the United States sloop-oiwaI Warren lett feioa
Buena, the San Francisco, for Fort sacramento tSu-
er's) Tor the purpose of communicating with the com
mandant OF the tort, Capt. L. M. Kern.
ssShe was put in charge Passed Mdshipman VIM. III.
Montgomery acting master of the United States soop-o-
war Warren with Midshpman Daniel c. Hugennin, OF the
United States soop Portsmouth, as pilot, and f. NJ Mont
nine men. George Rodnan seaman, coxswan Anthony
| Sylvester Alexander Mcdonald Samuel Turner, Samuel
Lane Milton Laid, John w. David, Gilman Hilton, and
Lawson Lee.
"AAer being about seventeen days fears enter
tanned for her safety, and Mr. II. T. Ridley sent in
search of her, with the launch Paul Jones' with four
from the Warren MIR. Ridley returned after absence Of
days, having cuscd the San joaquin and the Sacra
meno. Nothing was heard from them, and the conclusion
| is that the launch was lost in the bay.
81" has seldom been our lot 10 record melancholy am
| accident. We personally acquainted with Mr. HUI
gennon He a remarkably steady, talented, and anna
Die young man. and promised fair to be ornament TO his
profession. Those who are acquainted with the Messs
Montgomerys speak in the highest terms of them They
were the sons of Captain John b. Montgomery, of the
United States oop-ofwa Portsmouth. who has been sta
toned for time in the Bay of San Francisco, and ha
established for himself among the people OF the northern
district reputation that does honor to our county
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The following editorial remarks appear in the lntelli-
If mr.

Sup the eve of the battle oBuena Vista, General Tay
or had received letter from the War Department sub
seouen the 22d of October and the first (and we think
on) official information he then had of General SCOTS APP
70 @ WAS dnt e o9 81 @ Of
November, which has been for some weeks before the
public !. . 49,, :, 49,, dorvod h.,
us any in this city, from any officer of the
army or navy, but is entitled to confidence"
The above is evidently intended as charge of re-
mssness on the part of the Secretary Of War; in his
respondence with General Taylor and carries the mputa
ton strongly that communications have been address
ed to that officer since the cad of October last and aso
that no official information had been mmuncated to
General Taylor by the department of the appointment of
General Scott to the command in Mexico We will not
pretend to say what communications have been addressed
to General Taylor by the department. subsequent TO the
above date but think safely refer to the col
umns of the Inellgencer for reuaton of those charges
In that paper of the Goth of March last, will be found the
following editorial remarks under the head of coespon
dence bet,ceen General Taylor and the Var Department.
In resumng the correspondence between Gen Taylor
and the War Department. commence with letter from
the Secretary dated the 18th of November last, informing
Gen. Taylor that Cen Scott had been ordered to repair TO
the of war, as matter OF course his APP
proprate functions as generai-n-chei'
Among the extracts of that letter, published in the
Intelligencer will be found the following passage:
'sThe President having decided to send Major General
Scott the of war; communicated this determination
10 him on the 18th instant Since that time, the general
has been engaged in making Preparations here principal
gulf and left yesterday for the Rio Grande."
Thus it appears, by the nelligencers own showing,
that General Taylor was only written to by the de-
partmen subsequently, to the 2ad Of October but that he
was also informed by the department tha General Scott
had been ordered to repair to the seat of war" II there
were any delay in the receipt of this communication we
presume the ntclgencer will not cast the blame upon
the department. unless, indeed it is disposed to charge
that the letter was not sent Cen Taylor if SENT not
till long after its date.
AS to the correspondence between the War Depart
men and General Taylor there would be, as matter OF
course less occasion for frequent and direct communca
tons after General Scott sent to Mexico, than when
General Taylor had the entire command,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-04-24

Explanatory of the convention, which we publish to-
day. just ratified. between the UnedStases and Hanover
find the following article in the London Times of the
ed ultimo In day two shall take occasion to
offer to our readers remarks of our upon this
important commercial convention. The convention was
concluded and the Publications subsequently exchanged
by our accomplished diplomatic agent A. d. Mann, esq
He brought the ratified copy to the United States in the
last steamer and arrived in Washington yesterday tits
work which will do honor to all parties interested in
its formation.
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'Mexico, March 4, IS47.
81 may observe that have been also named candi-
date for that high office Che presidency bya fey neospa-
KNOWLEDGE, WISHES, or CONSENT This have s.
sured all who have written on the understanding
them had aspirations for that any other cpH Office
that whole energies mental and physical and had
been absorbed in such way as thought best calculated
the interest Of both countries the sooner this
done the beerat any rate far was concerned
and that sHopLD LOST SIGHT OF UNTIL
rms WA ACCoN
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ME DsI G TN. .E s ].

n The subscriberllas. and intends
SsS keeping constantly on nund Q
WSNH gcneralassortment Of Medicines,
M Paints, Oils, Dye, ,Slnfs. &C., &C.,
sasasssss which he5willsell as low as they
can be afforded infthis place.
Perfumery, Chalk for the skin, Shaving
Cream, Soap in Balls and Cakes, Teeth
Hair, Cont, Shaving, Shoe and White
Wash Brushes. Blacking. Glass Mantle
and Solar Stand Lamps. Blue, Red and
Black Writing Ink, lndellible Ink, will
and without the fluid preparation, Fine
Tobacco, &c. &c. Enquire ut the Drug
Store.
sign.of the Golden Mortar,
J. !. MILLER, NJ. D.
SumterviIle, s. c., 90
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Look AT THIS ].

HAVING just received my Spring sup.
plies, / ouId respectfully call the atten
tion of the public TO q we'll assorted Stock
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cut
lery, Tools, Drugs, Paints. Oils, Shoes,
Hats, Straw Hats, Bonnets, Carriage Trim
mings, Springs, Axles, &c. &c; School
Books, Stationery, Crockery, C,rden
Seeds, Carron Ware, Cooper Ware, md a
great mnny other articles no. to be found
in other stores in the Village; all Of which
l will sell a, reduced prices TO suit the
terms, (Cash). Those who formerly dealt
with me on q Credit, would be surprised Mt
the difference in prices for Cash; and al
though they may not be able 10 pay Of
old scores at this senson Of the year, may
benefit both themselves and the subscriber,
by calling in and lea-iug lille Of their
small changc-as / am confident they will
not have the same inducements elsewhere
A. J. MOSES.
april ii, 1917.
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.EPPING. COMPOUND FLUID. EXTRACT
OF, SARSAPARILLA, AND
QEEEN'S DELIGHT, n.

There are few cases Of chronic and pain
ful Rheumatism that willnot yield 10 the
influence of SarsapariIla and Queens De.
]ight,i duly persevored, especially iftnken
in conjunction with Hydr. or Potash. times
called Mcrcurial Rheumdtism (violent
pains in the bones, &c.,) resulting from
the mercury taken by patients during Sc.
rere fcversand other protrac,ed disease.
{ II is highly rccommendcdfo for all diseases
Of the skin, chronic ns well as recent. Ono
bottle will, III most instances, eiloctualy
remove NIL pimPles. nostulcs, or blo,ches
on the face, to which young persons in this
climute arc so much subjected to, arising
either from impurity Of the blood or dcbili.
ty. 1t is the best remedy known fur scro
:ulous affections, sores, and brcakings out
in young children, and is safe and etlica
cious in removing entirely every trace of
hereditary diseases from the system in 'hc
tcnderest infant; in fact in ali cutaneous
affections i: :s ;;~sluab'e. AS general
purifier Of the blood, and an eraJica,or of
all obstinate diseases. this preparation will
undoubtedly take the precedence Of all
.:.:o. remedies. 1t gently operates upon
and regulates the bowels. restores to the
blood its wonted purity, gives tone 10 the
stomach, and promotes digestion.
1t will etIcctunlly relieve Erysapc7as
even in lis worst stages. and all persons
suffering from this distressing complain,
arc advised 10 use it, first so, but if no
marked relief be found after taking one
hottie, it will be necessary 10 use the Uy-
driodated Potash with il.
Not wishing 10 publish certificates as is
done in the case OF all quack medicines OF
the day, 10 effect their sale. and so force
them upon the public. Tie subscriber begs
leave to state that ...,s preparation has been
prescribed n'.u used by number Of Phvsi-
cianr .nd Planters Of our city and neigh
borhood, witt great success, viz: DR. fi
X. Frost, D.. w. G.. Ramsay, Dr.. rhos Y
.5imor1. nr. G. c. Prilchard, Mr.. S. I.csare,
Lieut.. Wilson, u. S. II. S., all of,his city,
Or. James S,oncy, Beaufort, DR.. J. a.
mayes, Sumter, &c.
For the composition o. this Preparation,
and the Medicinal Properties Of the Queer n :
Delight. Physicians arc respectfully refer
red 10 the 5th and 9Th Nos. Vol t. Of the
"Southcrn Journal Of Medicine aud phar-
macy"
Price 81 per bottle, or 30 for do. The
same preparation as Syrup, is also pre-
pared at 81 per quar-. bottle, or 50 per 6
bottles.
Prepared by J. PETER NJ EPPING
Chemist aud Druggist, King street.
Charleston. S. G..
For sale in Sumtcrville by tho Agent,
J. !. MILLER, NJ. d.
:rrThc subscriber will receive negroes
]aboring under any Of the above mention
ed diseases. even The most hopeless I'D
obstinate cnses, on treatment; Or those
persons having nnsounh negroes, aud not
wishing TO incur the expense attendant on
such treatment. and are willing TO dispose
Of them with the view Of seeing tEen
cured, will find a purchaser in the subscri-
ber, who is willing TO give a fair price for
such:
March 81, 1917. % Iv
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GIN 1EAIAEN(4.

We arc prepared 10 execute orders to
any extent! in the above line, both "a. new
work andsropairs. Our Gins are moi sur
passed by any made in the State, possess.
ing ali the advantages Of The Failing Breast
and Sliding Ribs. which raves a great deal
II way Of repairs. We also use the Steel
Plate Saws, with teeth set at an angle that
cannot possibly injuro the finest staple,
with all improvement! 10 regulate the mo.
ting Of the cotton; our brush s construct.
ed on plan, giving at once, tie advanta
gcs of lightness. strength aud force-all
very material in the successful operation
OF Gin. We would invite planters to
call at our shop and examine for them.
selves, whilst we would assure the public
generally. that they shall have no cause TO
complain either OF our work or prices.
HUDSON g. BROTHER.
Opposite the Presbyterian Church,
Sumtervi!le. April %. 1917. 26 "
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THE CAMDEN HOTEL.
ESE RE. h. HsOYD.

The subscriber announces 10 his friends
and The iTa .ciling public, that he has taken
thnt large and commodious Brick HOTEL
contiguous to the Court House, in this
town, where he will be able to accommo-
date in the best manner, all who feel in
clined TO give him trial. The house has
been putt the best order, and nclr!1 TN
'Shed throughout, and if an earnest desire
To please will give satisfaction, he is con-
vincch that all will be satisfied. His table
will be furnished amply-hs bar will be
iurnshe" sAre.s;;''. the best Liquors. and his
servants viii be as attentive as possible.
Camden, January 6, IS47. III Ct
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HEAD QUARTERS.

CoLUMBiA, SIN May !StI.
GENERAL ORDER
ALI. officers Of Mili'n Of this State or.
dering elections Of oiliccrs Of the line o!
whatever grade or rank. or making ap-
pointments Of officers Of the staff, will re-
port the names Of The officers so elected
or appointed to The Secretary Of State,
who Is directed therenpon TO fill up ans!
forward their commissions without DELAY,
ana he is iso further directed no, 10 issue
or deliver any blank military commission.
All communication addressed to the
Secretary 81 State under this order TO be
endorsed "l1iitia Scrpicc."
The Brigader Generals, are charged
with the extension Of This order.
By order of the COMMANDMENTS Chief,
J. w. CANTEY,
Adjt. and Insp.. Gen.
May ~, 90 6,
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q PAVILION HOTEL.
CoRHEh OF MEETING AND Has LsrR ETs,
s36t CHARLESTON. Is. C.. sss,3


y The undersigned takes pleasure III civ.
ing publicity 10 his having given Mr. Jas.
NJ. HuRsT an interest insihe ",PAYILION
HOTEL" who has underiakento conduct
the businessof the Establishment in all
its details. Mr.. HDRsT is SO generally and
favorably known (his having been several
years in the .Planters Hotel" and latterIy
in tho charleston Hotel" it may suffice
to say that his numerous friends unite in
declaring that there can be no doubt Of his
acqui.ting himself satisfactorily in the po.
sition he has assumed.
J. c. KER.
In begging a reference TO the foregoing
notice of Capt. KER, the subscriber avail.
himself Of tho opportunity Of assuring hi.
friends that the motto of the Pavilion
will be faithfully adhered to, viz: Every
effort will be used to prevent an, -ii,ito
leaving the Hotel dissatisfied
(Signed) JAS. M. HURST.
N. B.-The friends of S. D. P1rcnEI
vii! find him at the r. Hotel.
April Ii, iS17. 2d If
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CRTN AS HOTET,
can be afforded infthis place.
SUMTERVILLE. s. C.


The undersigned, proprietor OF China's
Hotel, at Sumter Court House, S. c., res
,cc,!uiy informs his friends md the pub
nc, tha, he has thoroughly refi,led his Ho-
tel and hnt il is now in complete order
for the accommodation Of Boardcrs, Visi-
tcrs and the Travelling Public.
He returns his sincere thanks to the
public AT large for their generous and libc-
raj patronage, and hopes by s,ric. altcn-
iion TO ti.rir comfort to meri, its continu.
nncc.
His establishment, is conveniently eitua.
ted or the Main street, near the Court
House, aud will be found convenient 10
members OF the Bar ana Planters visiting
the Court House on business. His table
will hc carefully and regularly furnished.
JOHN CHINA, Jr.
Dec. iG, 1910. 7 If
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Apprentice Wanted.

wanted Immediately, an Apprentice to
learn the Printing business. ASIad abous
Il or Il years of age. that cen read and
spell tolerably well. will just suit. Apply
at this Office.
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REMOVAL

CHARLESTON STORE,
DICKSON 6, LATTA would respectfully
inform their friends and customers thai
they have removed from lhcir old stand Ia
their new Brick Store above the Camden
Bank, and have on hand, and are receiv.
ing constantly, new and full assortment
Of choice and select Groceries, whic b theg
offer FOR CASH, at a small adtunce on
Charleston prices. Feb. "a.
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SILK, sS0OGcSs and Cotton
Ed v Eig ~ g..

The subscriber bcgs leave to inform
the Fublic that lie has reno, cd from Cav
den to ,hs place, for The purpose of carry.
ing on the 2bore business. Ladies' and
Gentlcmen's Garments dyed variety OF
coiors-pressed and finished in the nen,est
manner. Also Leohurn, Straw and Mo-
hal. Bonncts, dyed and pressed 10 any
shape required. Gcn!lcmcn's Goats, Pan
falcons and Cloaks cleaned, and. L faded,
restored TO their original colors, or chang.
cd TO other colors if desi,ed-gen,lcmen's
garments are not taken to pieces. Car
pets, Table Covers, &c, cleaned without
injuring the coors. Any articles dyed by
the subscriber, will not soil the whitcsl
under garment. Rooms al the Old Meth
oaist Parsonage.
T.. w. DRENNING.
June >, 1917. 81 If
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-25
foreign 1ntelIiaents.
IBY rnK Hinrrs,A1
Aan EhNlAs
EIiClurasI.

The state OF the revenue OF Great Britain was in the
highest degree satisfactory The OF the income over
the expendureo the county, for the year ending the h
Of January last, less than a. sac 600 'rbe sur
plus OF the financial year ending the sth OF Anil M n.
eonsdeaoy more ss tho revenue Of the current quarter
Tor the hrst sx weeks already exhibits an unon IN.
corresponding period OF ast year Of G5OO OOO eons,ns
OF custom, t2iSOOO excise fl06OOO and The balance
of various miscellaneous items.
The income Of the 1t wear ia es,;m,,. , r,o sis mn
and the expenditure. including f422 900 for additions, in
cre'' rs esms,ed fSai7s077, leaving an expected sur
In making the above statement the Chancellor Of the Ex
chequer omitted all sums granted for the relief of Ireland
Two m lions Of pounds sterling had already been adyan
eco u nc u nor MINK mat he should be safe in reckon
ing the expenditure at much css than 900 900 month
up to the time OF ihe next harvest The numbers teourns
rebel might still increase lie, therefore, could no, cacu
late the sum required at less than 900 OOO which, with
the S2OOO,OOO already advanced made the whole s,,, .,
be advanced either grant loan AT not less than Go
OVOOOO No taxation, or increase OF the income or pro-
perry tan could provide the money within the year and no
was therefore compelled the market as borrow
er." - ~
In the House of Commons O, the sI ma, to,d lab,
Russell announced that her Majesty had been pleased 10
call Council, o consider the best day ON which =, an
point general fast aud humiliation on account of The
present awful condition OF the sister Kingdom This an
nouneement was received with evident satisfaction by
both sdes ol the House.
THr Cn'NoSlLoRsmr OF CAxnKlpeE UMvKssry.-Not-
"ihs,an1'ng inc decided terms which Prince Albert
sghhed ms desire not to be put in nomination for the
Chancelorship of the Cambridge University DR. wbe.
WELL and the other proposers of his Royal iRhnoss en-
tered MN as candidate against Earl Powis The con
test commenced on Tuesday last, and continued until
Saturday At noon, when the Prince was elected by a
majority OF liz; the hunters being. for Prince Albeit
95l; for Far Fowls, S39.
DEATH ). = GAR. ESQ 1t ia our nninf,l J,,, O.,
record the death oi ). :. GAR, Esq the chief manager
IN the Liverpool house. aud Of the partners in the
eminent irm OF Messrs Barring. Brothers & Co This
melancholy event took place the 18Th utimo In ali
the relations of life, public snd private he was gentle
man universally esteemed His loss has occasoned much
sorrow both In the commercial and family circle for ne has
"a Will Ia, al.
has dome for many the important trust which fell TO
his lot TO discharge.