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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04
The Mexican Clergy.

The Address OF the Clergy Of San LUIS Po,osi to the
Mexican people, which inser; this morning, is sting
ing commentary the declaration, Tuesday evenings
Washington Union, that, the Wings belongs the ;Fo-
mendous responsibility OF the terrible scenes Of suffering
which the war may yet present" We informed
whether when the Mexican Clergy made this stirring
peal the people they had received number OF the
Washington Union which suggested as every one
at the believed semoficaly that the Church proper
Mexico should be s,quesieed. Butit apparent that
they had received intmaton OF such design, -
they expressly impue " the Cabinet Warrington
But the SEggsStOE OF the Union (snce declared be
mere editorial "PecuIuuon had been received Mex
the this Address issued who can estimate the
universally aud intensity Of popular excitement that will
result from the PRONUNCIATION OF it, in that country
And yet that paper whose dssTs0H will thus have added
iue! to the lire OF religious fanatcsm, and will have
employed the effeien, possible mode Of uniting
the people as one man, defence OF the Affairs at
which they worship. and which are threatened, as
they believe, with deseoraton, has the eGronery TO
held the Whgs, VINO have nothing 10 do with the
var but 10 pay taxes and shed their blood, re-
sPOnsI5e Tor the terrible suilrings that may follow IN its
tain! True several days alter tins editorial speculation
mad appeared IN the columns Of the Unon-ihan which
more ineKclsabe and fatal juader never committed
stated that neither the President any member Of
ms Cabinet ssnct oned the proposition. Blu, the
mischief vii probably have been done before that sngu.
larry delayed oisayows viii be heard of-eyen If 1t shall
be beieyed-in Mexico tor 1t remarkable tina, did
not promptly follow the suggestion ITSELF but stponed
until public opinion, unequvocay expressed had satisfied
the Administration that shocked the moral Of our
osn people while calculated sul farther to infame
the passions Of the Me1icans and render them sui more
than they heretofore been to listen to
profers Of reconciliation.
The Address Of the Clergy shows that they regard the pre-
sent war however improperly, attack upon their taith
Is well as upon their race aud need scarcely be said
when rel gIous anaicm becomes once fully aroused there
IS not IN the catalogue u human passons winch may
be successful y addressed or more easily pacgd
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The Additional Two Comnnnie..

We are happy learn that the torpor which has been
heretofore manifested by Virginia az the additional
Two cOmplnes OF volunteers, y fair way be over
come. Several gentlemen TINS city and eigborhsod
days. aud the result has been, t OF names respectable IN
number, and even from the
led We wish these gentlemen al possible success and
have no manner of DOUBT that provided they continue their
eAeTous, they will soon with the iu measure O H.
be present times seem highly auspciOus the enrol
ment Of volunteers Provision 10 ,ur day, have never
been 80 dear. and employment difficult to obtain Tn.
wages offered by the Government sufficient al least TO
ensure the means Of psnuiul living; cons dcraton Of
prime importance TOT. critical June ure We can a-zf.
YOU men with no resources aud employment that we
can see no propec o. present Of change TOR better
every tang seeming 10 indicate mat nor vet y 4
20 Their worst WA ter ih-n, do On enier
INTO the sGv ct their county, her bounty and
eat ref bred IL u surely preferable % dragging out
wfetcIed existence home vsgetsng AZ % efe upu the
bounty of pnvao persons, Tor must come % the
present sas Of hings iOnz We nave left pa
uOtsm entirely out u view, presumug every man u ,tl
m contrary be proven, possess h msssure Of that
There Will be every cnance Tor promotion for II the sig
u me urnrs are not cef-toOd THIS nkey ~
prove very loo and q very bloody one vet
For The p'neht Of those d stance and ma 8.
Eel disposed 10 enlsi 80 mink proper furni.h the
tol'p~Iug m ormsuon:
Each volunteer will receive 81 per month pay snd 50
% cs 'D furnish ms clothing. o t1s lss, sG mont =
pay s2 will be advanced on his being into the
service, 10 order that ne get his cOtnrg lie will be-
'nufcd 10 mesgr: that BE-, fifty cents Tor every tVeuty
miles between Richmond aud his home and when dis
charged. be- will be- enutied Gu Of land or 100
DO lieu Of d. m addition 10 hue pay. Parties than
company can meet and unite Richmond and there erc
their oiicers Quarters will b. prepared for them AZ Rich
npnd but none Of them must without orders from h,
AdIItant General
surely h.re spin, enough lef in Virginia 10 furnish
two COMPANIES Ut men. 4. g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04

An meeting Of the people Of Madison, held To take IN
o. confederation The cyonFipn Of the Louisa Raj Road
John Amber was appointed Chairman. and Geo Bouton
Secretary. The meeting was then addressed by Capn,n
Wills ut Greene, aud James T Ship Of Madison setilng
forth the adyanagos accue from its extension; and on
notion ihe following f'sJuuon wss adopted
Received, That committee of twelve be appointed 10
solicit subscriptions 10 stock the conditions adopted BY
the county ~ Greene, 90 wit
We the undersigned, do hereby subscribe 10 the stock
oi the louisa Railroad Company boo pursuance Of sn act
Of Assembly, passed March sh 1877 the amount below
and oppysc o. names n shares o ovE rrvDHrp DOL
LARS EACH subject 20 the provisions the aet entitled an
act a. cslb general Ruatons Tor the incorporation Of
Railroad COmpanies passed March 1887 for the puroes
Of extending the laid road from GJrdonsvo 10 the Past
ern base Of the Blue Ridge Provided that n the ssen
81 sad fDad shall be 20 located as a. pass the south,
West Mountains farther South Than Barbouray e and
not farther North Than from GordousviIe 10 Itbe.
" Mills, that any Depot shs be in tbo county Of
Greene no Ruckersvile, near Sanardsyils
and approach the Blue Ridge ~ Swift Run Powell
or simmons Gap. Upop the shove cOnd ors the under
| signed do subscribe o. aforesaid. Otherwise not
| COMMUNICATION Early, Tho Early Richard Z
knsey, Thos N Harrison, u J. Conway, Benz Burt m.
VIM Waker, George Smith. RObt ID Twvmsn, Edward
i ship James T Ship, and y n Lewis.
DO notion these proceedings ordered 10 be pub
| h'eed m The Richmond and Hanisonburg papers
The meeting then adjourned.
| J. J. AMBLER, Chairman
/ GEoIaE BoUroH. Secretary.
m'dson Z. H., May 21lb, I547.
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My 25th. 1871.

10 ~ Elit0rs q tls Fhr-
The present method OF recruiting for service in the L.
Army IS, a. We understand IT, greatly embarrasss
the success OF the Recruiting Officers and it the wish of
many that tie Executive and the people may be apprzed
OF its defects from some influential source We hone
therefore, that will make remarks on that subject
a soon as convenient In addition you may saw
to remove the obstacle, 1t possible the path that may
lead the ardent spirits OF the merted distinction
We would commend 10 notice, that according TO the
present system OF recruiting, the carried by the
oeer 10 some tort on the seabOari aud thence shipped
10 the army Arrived there, they distributed amongst
the several companies, whose ranks reduced by
Now when promotions made from the ranks the soil
defs mat have naturally preferred
and the new recruits overlooked and thus very out
SET gloom cast over all their future movements The
young men IN me county VINO anxious for distinction
and who would volunteer # they a chance Tor pr mo-
uen' thus deprived OF the greatest Indictment 10 enlist
ana consequently the recruiting service goes slowly
DO you not think that the old soldiers should be dubbed
together and formed into smaller number Of companies
and tue new recruits formed distinct bodies By this
means the mngng together Of regulars and recruits Is
aYoded-he great source OF disorder: lOr Won remem-
Der, Cesar was defeated occasion when he made
an attack the Egyptian fleet by The circumstance that
several sailors Irregular iiers and citizens Joined his ar
my, and being seized with panic, 10 the
rest and thus threw the whole confusion showing that
this commlngng OF DID, with soldiers may frequently
turn the fate Of battle and indictment is also offered
tor volunteers 10 enlist you approve views we hope
you will give them some consideration If you disapprove
We request you 10 correct error.
~ We mus, be excused from expressing an opinion in
relation TO a subject Of which are entirely gnorant-
We take 1t Tor granted that those who the control Of
our Army organization, nave adopted the most like
!y 10 imPar efficiency to It's operauons-Eds.l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04

The Cincinnati papers inform tina, eleven companies
OF Volunteers have reported themselves fully organized
to the Governor OF tina, State compliance with the late
requisition OF the President
We learn also from the St. LOU. Republican that the
battalion called for from that has been mustered into
service. and that Col Alton r. Esston has been
ly chosen Lieutenant Colonel.
Where the feo companies called for from vginiai
correspondent o-days paper states that efforts arc
now being made IN this city aud its yicoity to Organize
one or both Of them We hope they may be successful
We have waited long enough for the Tenth Legion.
which, numbering several thousand Locooeo voters has
not sent one company TO Mexico!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04
Chesterfield County.

Al meeting OF portion OF The citizens of this eoun,v
favorable TO the formation Of Troop OF Cavalry held al
the Courthouse Saturday, 18th May s. Bsssett French
Esq was called to the Chair, and Dr. Z Smith up.
pointed Secretary.
The Toll was called and majority of the sgnors not ap-
Pearng, on motion OF Thomas Winfreo. Esq.
Resolved, That this meeting when IL sdIourns shall sd.
Joutn Ia meet AT the Farmers Hotel Manchester on Sat
urdsy, the 9th Of June, at 10 NJ.
Resolved That the Secretary be requested to post no.
uees oil the next meeting at the public places the
county.
Resolved. That the proceedings of this meeting be fur
nished to the Editors OF the Richmond Wing and ENQUIRER
win the request that they he published country
per on Tuesday aud Friday.
Ga motion, the meeting adjourned
s. BASSETT FRENCH, Chairman
+. c. SMITH, Secretary.
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SWEET SPRINGS,
virginia.

TNHlS favorte Watering and Bathing Place,
II situated Valleys in the Mountains
Of Virgin and unsurpassed delight al climate van
ed and beautiful Scenery luxurious Baths aud the
established Medicinal Waters being habdomrlv n
psirrd and renovated.
The undersigned present year. DESTROYS NJ con
eeniranR and retaining Ia rye eomnany DUNG th ~,
Fan months Ia, greatly reduced the
and gentemany and servants GOOD
Music &C &c ana he PROMISES 10 n - ,yerv eno ~ -
the eomort convenience aud pleasure oC visitors
The Medical qualities Of the Sweet Springs dcsrryey
high reputation render unnecessary to than refer
the Physicians and all Others who
Baths aud Mineral Waters John Bel. OF
published in 1871 his ~ort be the sprug.)
IL is perhaps add highly recon
metded IN requiring Tonic Durete remedies debility
either constitutional Otherwise especially Nervous ami Del.
females chronic Affections
IN Gravel and Dfopsy secondary Debility
induced by the heat and eIhausng
climate Chronic DiTrhUi aud DyseHtey, adyane
stages OF Consumption aud OF Debility produced by Agus
and Fever.
brick Hotel $50 feet long three beautiful Cottages Villas
containing sixteen rooms and - Cabins all
modaie TO 400 persons Stages daily East West
good Turnpike Roads offering opportunities any
the celebrated Virginia Springs few this
Post Office and daily mails place from
the PRINCIPAL cities United received a, the
Springs Pine Hunting Trout Fishing. Riding
Persons spending and Pan months at
this most delightful place VIII please address the undersigned who
w be hapsy to make such arrangements will agreeable
Season commences 10Th June.
Board per day.''''''''..'....... $3.50
One month. $500
Two months" $500 per
Horses. ........... siso per week.
............ 500 month.
" on ir-trate pasture 100
White sevunis....,...... ~ per day or 80 pr week
eord. -" and children. half price.
L NoRvRIL
swprr srErSsE lat June Is47. Je l-w.i5Au
PT The editors Of the National Iniegeneer. Washington
Unsn Baltimore Patriot Phiadeph o. GlEeue, New
Express Charleston Courier New Orleans ayune add Louvo
Journal will each publish foregoing advertisement rly
the amount q Eve eoa arr and direct their papers r
the Undersigned for 'iI moRhs ard send their
and subscription To hun at TIE Sweet Springs In.
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The President ia North Carolina.

The Raegh Regtef giyes a toll and quite On animated
account Of the reception o. the President In that
We ore compelled however f1r Of space 10 sbrdge IT,
Tine President aud Secretary 1t the Navy and tho tra-
yelling cpmpinions. reaehod Castor about O'Clock On me
morning of The 18Th. Between . ond g. they were waved
upon by ihc committee appointed for Too purpose aud ode
dressed By John D. Hawkins. Eq whom rhs President
made an appropriate reply. A. points ON the route
90 Raleigh, tc Pssdenta parry were me, by large crouds
Arriving az Raleigh about hall past O'Clock y VI they
were received with military and civic ho1ors the bospi,a-
ue Of The city being rendered by " b. Haywood the In
endan' OF Police. Tho President was then conveyed 90
ioe lodgings prepared or the Eagle Hotel salute
&" ~ guns being fired The PROCESSION marched through
' principal streets. On their arrival o. the Hotel the Pro,
-doni was addressed by Professor Green. Of Cb,p, B
M behalf Of the Facuy and Students At half p,s, o.
clock, the President oud h- were conducted To- s &c.
nate Chamber, and introduced to D number Of ,d.s and
gentlemen The city was handsomely illuminated And
there woe magnificent display II fireworks ON 1, ces
son The Prsudsnt left Rs,igh Tor Chapel It'll ON Mon
Day morning.
The Register says. ITO 5gnor Gosfgs's nimitsbi,
Band which accompanied the Precedent from Richmond
We were greatly indebted, both in tho day and at n, r.,
The harmony Of sounds which they dlscoursed 30 swest
om' Wrong OF cnfuptufed listeners"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04
The Latest News.

Failing, by some unaoeountabc accident to receive our
slips Yesterday from New Orleans are indebted to our
friends OF the Times Compiler" for the means Of lay
ing the latest interesting intelligence from our Army before
our readers this morning Il will be seem that while we
hear some loose talk about the beneficial effects Cf Gen
Scors Proclamation the acts OF the Mex all indicate
an unalerng purpose TO hight Ii the Unions recon-.
mendaton 20 sequerae the Church property should be
generally disseminated Mexico and evidence be given
to the design may we'll fear the war will be inter-
minabe So much Tor the sagaeiy and patriotism OF the
Organ
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alter Understand, dsdney that get al from Med.
can, and that be taken with allowances there
now prospect OF and hard
certain by many To my thinking, IL will depend much
upon the result of the election OF Presdent which
has not As yet reached the Americans here. Ii Herrera
mas been chosen and there certainly party In bis
No may DO put down guaianty that peace
VIII prevail On tho other hand n Santa Anna has been
elected, friend Of his tho Struggle may be proacted
and smother stand made this aide OF the capital II now
certain that Santa Anna the city Of Mexico
eono' the a'e election in person. although his approach
WIN an armed force may have had some effect upon the
States OF Pueba aud Mexico
Besides Herrera, Ellorsga is talked OF as candidate
Tor the Presidency IL be recoected that the latter
nade close run with Santa Anna Tor the same office nj
the last election. lie bears excellent character among
the Foreigners and II thought favor of pe.ce with
tho u States lie is military man. and that is say
inc good deal for him.
SANTA ASNA's EsKRGY.-Santa Annals whole life ha.
been OF urs and downs-has been riddle After his
disastrous defeat Buena Vista all thought his power
petey broken up; yet he found again full nj
Ccro Gordo. There he with the reverse OF all
and every one supposed him completely snnhilaed yet
we nov know that he has collected another force around
him, that he pushing for the capital and fairly be
presumed tina, full Of espcdens may yet give
American arms some trouble.
SANTA Anna AND MISos
The difficulty between Santa Anna and Gen. Mnon Is
very pretty quarrel as stands The former ordered Gen
NJ at the battle OF Buens Vista. go in the rear Of Gen
Taylor, and when ho Santa Anna drove old Enough and
Ready from the AnRostura Nsrrows Gen N was TO
ial upon him aud cut him and his army entirely pieces
ms was perfectly understood between them Well after
Santa Anna forced fall back the very good and
most excellent reason that he could induce Tay
or tn bulge an inch he Gen Mnon openly Of
oeeyini his orders The latter says, in iushca that
Santa Anua had driven Geo. Taylor from his position he
had agreed TO do that he ready at the mouth of the
Nsrrows 10 make end OF "los Yankces' with his ca
vary do not know how the will end. but SO
lar santa Anna has the worst Of most decidedly.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04
RICHMOND MARKETS.

lntroHrrD AND eoEHKcrKp TWICE rHs wuis.l
JusK ,. Isi7.
ToBACco-Receipis hesvy-no change 20 note in
good and hns-common aud iHierior rather lower.
fLouR-Nosing doing-Tioldep asking S9-wai,ing
bow. upon the Northern markets.
CoRN-l02ie.
CoFFEE-wrh a steady county demand, we quote
6ia7e
CUT NAILs-4is4ie.
FlsH-There has been active demand for No. I Cut
henlngs and large sales ON tho wharf S6-irom
S6,25.-Shad SSaSi
oATS-55c. from Dcpoi-i5s5Oc from vessels.
WHlSkEY-Bbls. 35s36c; Hbds. mono in market
LlME-Thomaston from store, 81.
25a5Oc.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans, in Dbl. u to s6e.; Porto
Rico 35c.. Cuba 23a25c.
CANDLEs-sperm 3oa3ac. Ps,cn, Sperm 4oc; Hull.
Patent ltc Tallow l2}sl3c.
CLOVER SEED-S4Sa5-dul
HERDS GRASSY.
TIMOTHY Dos per bushcl
PIG IRON-S25 To IS.
OlL-winter strained oil best lis Cts per PAL
fRoVlSioNS-Bacon. new. hog round, l0siI cents;
Western Sides loiaioi Shoulders, siasc New Lard 10Y
allie. for No. I.
PLAsTER-From tho Wharf, 1915 per ton; do
Basin $3.50.
9siO. 49,
SHoT-5Aa5i.
sALT-Sales from store q .65, stock light
EXCHANGE.
& aGIs draft: "a, prem Baltimore drafts i,s Prem
rhiiadephia ta3 North Carolina la2 dia
South Carolina 4 dis Wb.,lp, . al;
Treasury Notes 1 prem Tennessee a "a.
'ao as Specie iai prem.
REEF MARKET
CATTLE 10 s375 gross
sHEEp-i.sO to $3.50, according to quality
HoGS-6.5O and o..
AMOUNT OF COAL TRANSPORTED over tho r. &
r and Clover Hill Rail Roads during the month ending
MAY 3lst: los o0O hn.hsi
iotai since LIST January, 1917, 5lI.6l5
THO. DoDAMEAD
Sup't K. & p r. X.
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worthy OF sIeel-hsd England for foe pride
might be reused some glory might be But
then should only for rights-for conquest
Our paths should be the paths peace. The dis
Rusng and degrading horrors Of the human slaughter pen
should have Establishments for reasonable beings Fools
and ssvages may be dszzed by the glitter of Battle TO
it, unhaowed glare should but illumine
the pages Of Wisdom. Moniu meliora sequamur
A WING OF HALIFAX.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04

The brig Henry Capt Cole, survived night from tho
Bfszo, ana BY her received the MOnorey Pioneer Il
the ytn, and he Maamofos Flag Of the 18Th inst We
I'd nothing Of parucull these papers respecting
he army The former the dcspstch Of Canalzo
S'nm Anna's nd 10 command, which pretty PLAIN
" Acknowledge a complete
The Of Lieut.. Il. t. Moore Of the Let Miasis-
sippi Regiment who was killed the battle Of Buena Wis
a. brought Braz,s Santiago on board OF the
h-ny' under charge Of COL C. h. Smchds and J. T.. Tap
We learn from o gentleman who came passenger that
Lieut. Col Randolph, o the NfRiaa Regiment, had cap
tufed the 9th instant, az China 80 Of Candles mon
The health oi the Army was good. The small poK had
nearly d.sppeafed and those that had the disease
but slightly affected.
The u. Mississippi Regiment under Col. DAVIS vns 10
have LETT Ceuavo the 2Oth inst Tor the mouth Of the
RIO Grando. Col. Davis fast recovering from HE
wound.
fFfou hs American FarI
CsrabaIa still keeps himself IN our vciniiy-his Camp
about sixty miles from here, the san Fernando road.
The force under bis command s smanot exceeding hfy
men-but sufficient 20 plundef oil trading parties coming
~ ~ going ont from Mlamof0s. We thought Cara
baJn gentleman and above such petty pundenng, aud
/ right sorry find him tho head oi a band OF
dnsafdy robbers. ils education and talents m him lof
higher station, aud knowing that he reads the Fagl We
appeal TO him himself loose from hs present evil
socatos nnd seek elevated position. n boz does
not shall expect 20 hesr Of his being esUafSd the
opmOst branch Of tho tiest rec between here and San
/ Fernando.
Assgysrvrs or TRpors The following regiments have
been ordered 70 join Gen Scott the 9th, llh. 2h, l4h
and 9th regiments u infantry and tho regiment Of wolff
Reufs
The 10Th. 3h and 18th regiments q infantry snd the
/ 81 dragons have been ordered 10 Gen Taylor
mule train which left hero about week ago Tor Ca
margo, under and Of Msssschuses volunteers com
mandod BY Capt Waist, reached there IN saioy-s fudge
about their being attacked and the mules stampedod.
Tho ship Remittance arrived AZ the Bfaz on the 5ti
inst bringing Cspt Marshall with two companies Of the
| 10th regiment Of infantry
| Three MsKicans, who attempting 20 vay.sy and
rob MoScan merchant and his servants between Camsr
90 and Mier unfortunately Tor hem, In tho DARK mstook
| three Texans, and all killed.
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Capt. George 4. Huttcr

Among the late appointments. era ufed see
the name OF Capt George g. Hutter OF Lynehburg-oue
OF the most valuable officers Of the Army name was
unuty stricken from the Army List seven wears
on an uniounded charge OF dsobedcnee OF orders Capt
Huer has been restored his former rank his commas
son dating irrm ls29 Few officers IN the regular service
have rendered more constant efficient
Cap, II. Not one will scquu himself more eredtabv In
any position which he may be placed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04

u The relatives and friends IN vmgins OF Capt Ste
vens Thomson Mason, l>e OF Loudoun county. VIII learn
with painful that the wound received by him. IN the
battle OF Cerro Condo. has resulted IN I'M death
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-04
N0TlIEi

- AN AWAY from the subscribers, on the dth
IL of April last ARCHIE CURDY regularly indebtei an
IN the tadc Of Pattern Mating McCufiy abon
years Of stout and well made five feet hrh
oe dark hair blue sry eyes aud atoocd on. Of h. ann
win the hgure Of ship A. he has worried
for two OF three and making years ant
months Is likely be- VIII apply latter All person
are heby orewaned aganst employing apprentice
way ading him In deraudng services ot they viii
deah Nith according 10 law. Talbot BROTHER
e4-eH Shockoe Foundry. Richmond. Va
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TreasIry NoIes

The amount OF outstanding Treasury Notes. it appears
BY the official statement vi the Register OF the Treasury
was on the LIST Of this month SlI,l79Il7. Twelve
months the outstanding was little more than
quarter OF a million ut dollars