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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-26
NEw-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENAl b. MONDAY Jan. -l--l- VI
The Lieut.. Governor presented memorial from
Geo. Wilkes relative to Oregon Railroad Mr.
YoUSc said it was 100 years in advance OF public
opinion it would run through a country Inhabited
only by wolves and bears It was a foolish under
taking in 100 years IL would be time enough "a
think OF il. Scnt 10 Railroad Committee
Mr. DEsNIsroN reported bill 20 give married wo
men the control Of their property.
The Slavery Resolutions were taken up. aud Mr.
CLARK offered a substitute for the preamble pro
posed by Mr. Y0UNG. Ii sets forth the causes Of
the WEI Nth Mex,fo detailing pr hsiSYy tne sioNqd
CLARK spoke at great length N support OF his pre-
amble and in opposition to that of Mr. fousG,
which he said implicated the Government
Mr. YoUNG denied IT, The effects OF its adop
tion would not be TO restrict the operations OF Gov
eminent
No question was taken
Mr. BEACH offered a Resolution requesting the
Attorney General to report extra allowances costs
expenses OF Office SC. Adopted. Adjourned
ASSEMBLY
Several circumstances were presented against
resubmission OF the amended Charter q New York
City at a special election. Several against the 10
cation of the New York and Erie Railroad report
ed BY the Commissioners.
The amendments OF the Senate 70 the bill for the
payment Of the Members Of the Legislature we're
concured in % TO TO-
The Volunteer Aid Bill was taken up and dis
cussed on the question Of It's final reading by
Messrs -FEsSo and CoRNwELL.
Il is stated that the Anti Rent prisoners viii
positively be pardoned this week
BosroS Jan 25-5PM
The Earl Of Elgin. Governor General Of Canada.
and suite visited the Legislature OF Massachusetts
today There has been considerable excitement
in our markets Flour advanced one dollar per
Dbl and Cotton one cent per ID. sales small
Among the sales OF Railroad shares were Norwich
at 81 and Western at 20. Arrived, schr Bridge
water Aux Cages lsE inst left bring Triumph for
Neu-Xork
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pueinees Notices.

ADVANCED CLASS IN SIsoiNe.-Aessrs Bradbury 4
Nashs Advanced Glass will commence on ruesd,y
evening the Goth IN the Lecture Room q the Orchvs
st. (Rcv. Mr.. sknners) Church. Orchards At betvs--
Brcome and Delaney. S5A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-26

TRIAL or A SLAVE FOR MURDER.-A slave
named Richard was reseIty tired at Charleston for
kilirg another slAys named Maria. The slave
acquitted On TIE ground infer from The account
ih the blows struck BY him and which resulted The
death o. the victim Inflicted BY direction Of bis
mistress. The Court hed that wherever slave in the
presence and eommsnd u bis owners committed IN
lawful se; IS murdcf or other crime be the mere
instrument Of his owner cruelty. and having no Will Of
hls oNu could 10; be smensbe to the punishment, Of
the .zE In al such The owner to BE regarded
TIE guilty party and upon him the vndiesiory part Of
the law mss, fail The mistress e yet 10 be tried for
killlns Nara.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-26

cS- The Ethiopian Mnstres repeat lheir rich rsrot-
this afternoon aud evening nj the Museum wnen "a
Moving Balloon Panorama Il London, Germany, Sc 81
30 exhibited. and when also Great western FsatI
Whs eier AMI others sppeeI Comic Nela,s'
and Yankee story Performances at and " 7 ~ II.
Fortune Teller can be consulted al al hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-26

II In the AmericaR Railroad JoNrHai for Jan.
T. we md plan for connecting Philadelphia with Pitts
bargh by Railroad 70 be aid in part upon one Of the
banks Of the canals and directions for constructing the
Plank roads which have recently become 50 popular IN
Canada and the North western portions Of our own
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-26

SANDS. sAssAFARiLl..--Man aud sll the lower snirss
derive their support either directly indirectly from veg
.ahles snd nature has made extraordinary prcvssoa lr
the universal banquet by imbung tho vegetable knsdcr
with power Of reproduction, which enables every rlsnl
to rise, Ph-nx like from soil fstsned eys own sshs
But the vegetable kingdom not only satisfies the huge
but heals tho diseases OF mall 10 not only the source
sustenance but the great dspenssry from which tbs et
perimenls chemist and physician draw ,he crude mater
ais Of their most ssuary preparations FROM this ispes
sary OF Nature cued The ingredients which consas
SaSDs's RsAPArILLs and IN contemplating the evidener
Of The host of cures wrought by this remedy In cases
gsnduls diseases such scrofals cancer SC who VI
deny that the great oosnff5lasi 10 hese comflaintss
hong considered incsrahle has indeed been discovered
Prepared and sold, wholesale aud retail, ny A. n 40
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fni,onsI corner
William st. as Broadway, and ~ fAs, bfosd~sy New
YoIk. Sold also by uggists g-nersiy throughout 10
United States Price - per oots' OF sh oo''ss"fs
~ Dr. FELIX GOURAuDS firilnn M,i,saisi sep Cor
curing AZ skin diseases discooraon and bsnlstss, Ps
DE Sib,,, for ersdicstng superfuoGs hsf hom apPes
lips fprehcads, molss and tho stubborn beard Of
Tested before buying. Proof positive this and 90 mssis
Liquid Iegetabs RO.gs Tor crlmsoning cheeks and hPs
Grecos HV DYE. Ldy ykis aud variety q other lodss
articles, to be had only at the OL's Depot, 81 WAi.s
Ist store TROn Broadway ia 1s
~ v II. P,LNss 10 the authorized agent snd 10 daily
receiving subscrp and advertisements for uo- OF W.
best papers n The country far and near his otees 70
New-York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore. No
agency In New York is 10 The Tribune buildings pu
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Liverpool Narkets....JsS. =


ASHES only ia moderate iemand al present IN the
early part Of the month large 'ses were Effected A. -
70 20 3D. for both Pot and Pearl, The total sales reach
5000 barrels.
IRON-The new year has commenced with decided
improvement n the value Of Iron. Pig Iron may be
considered AZ - per ton and Merchant Bar Iron los per
ton higher than the prices in the beginning Of December
last The following present quotations delivered n
Liverpool scotch pig "a s. 70 81 ~ Cd merchant
bar ~ Joe 70 "a is best rolled $40 is to all hoop
iron sl los. sheet, sl2 c charcoal TN plates, IS
per box.
RIcE-An increased demand has been experienced
owing 70 large orders from Ireland tor immediate use
the sales reach 70 600 bags at les per cwt for yellow
les 10 %. for mdiling; 2ls per cwt for small white
grained and 22s and 2is for fine bold Pstna several
parcels have been sold TO arrive al sus per c"t
TALLow-A steady business transacted and prices
have advanced for p c.; SIS Cd TO 80 IS now asked
400 casks North American have been sold at sos to 6l'
tor fine and as Cd to i7s for inferior.
WooI-A fair amount of business WAS done last month
chiefly in lower kinds large portion Of which was on
speculation but without leading to any change IN prices
There have been few sales OF unted states 81 foImei
rates-ihe arrivals have been limited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-26

A CRp.-The public are hereby Informed, that al M
Lawsuits between The subscribers have been ssusscory
seilled between them, aud lhs, by Arrangements MADE
the entire light to manufacture shiued goods under NJ
GoodyeNs Patents, aud the use % Mr. Goodyear cen.
pounds in the manufacture have been vested Mt Dsy
We farther give notice that al violsons Of sny q ssd
Patents. will be Immediately prosecuted
N,sr- Yort Ja.. ID, $50 CHARLES GOODYEAR
issS- HORACE H. DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-26

Senate several days ax the compensation Of
bers Of TIE Legislature passed On the l3ih inst The
sgn finally agreed u,'on VAS 50 per ciem- There was
some etoyt 10 Ia The rate a. g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-26
London Money Mnrkci....Jan.i 1.

The money market has been quiet and with little Hue.
iuauon since last publication; the Intervention oil
the Christmas holidays has checked business Tor some
days past The export Of gold, which has commenced
gives rise uneasiness in the minds Of cspiasis
and the present OF the exchanges adds 10 Il but
tor our own parts believe that the drain upon the cot
er Of the bank viii not be any great extent IL u said
that about 100000 10 f30OOo0 in specie goes out TO
Boston by the Hibernis but s comparatively small
sum considering the vast amount Of oresdstuhs tnat
have been pouring into this country from that quarter
for weeks past
The state Of Ireland and events Of smaller Po
tca importance in the European courts, have caused
slight fuc,ua,ion In the funds but they have been OF
transient duration and slight eject and the market on
the whole has really been very little prejudiced Tor
those who hold stock an Investment
The difficulty that existed the part OF the Bank OF
France has been arranged satisfactorily the Bank Of
England having come forward Il Is said most Willingly
to second the object Of NJ. Hoiiinguers mission.
The market for the English securities remains from
day t. day without alteration none Of the spprehen
sons Of the aarlsts realized and the funds sustain
their price Consols for the kscount g3i Three per
Cents Reduced % to "a. Three and a Quarter per
Cent? 95s 10 95i Long Annuities, 1916 to lJlo
Exchequer Bills, IL.
The foreign stock market Is almost dead letter 50
few Bargains have been done Mexican remsins steady
at about y Spanish New Three per Cents are hardly 50
firm. but the nominal price Is 56 to ex div FIVE Per
Cent? 81 10 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-26
The Corn Market.

From the Liverpool Times, Jan .
LONDON During the week ending December p
the price OF wheat and -four obtained a iafther al
vance and most OF the supplies brought forward
were readily cleared of The rise established on Hour
during the two preceding weeks has been unwi
ingly paid by bakers; and since the top prlce mas
reached per sack the sale has been tar less extensive
than formerly. In the Of the week ending De
cember y floating cArgoes OF Indian corn we're much
sought for on Insh account and the bargains closed
were a. term: y soSs % nose 81 when
done on the 18th ult was 20 good extent snd prices q
wheat p 10 3s on the currency OF that day week
Flour was also 3 per sack and foreign Is to p per bar
rel Higher prices for both these articles obtained
AZ the markets held on the 30th Ut and st inst From
present appearances there Is certainly little prospect st
prices losing for lime the high figure at which they
are new quoted.
LfvEAFooL-On the 10Th Wheat was in active dc.
mand and considerable advance 5d per Job in prices
took place. Both Canadian and United states Flour
were sold AZ advance OF - per sack and y 10 - "a
per Dbl both free and bonded indian Corn had steady
sale at very full prices Last market held here on
the 3si ait when Wheat rose % per 20 lbs over the
rates OF the 10Th Considerable sales were effected in
bonded in bonded Flour Al Us "a 10 Us the market
closing firm ~ the after price. Indian Corn was IN
moderate request
LONDON MARKErs Jan 4-CoTIos.-Ihc market has
been more animated during the pas, month 50 that
there has been considerable business transacted and
the market now shows more hrnness. Madras Is IN
much request. and h CHER rates have been paid
MAYA SToRrs-A limited business has been done IN
tar 81 7s "a Tor swedish and ss Sd lss Cd for Arch
angel at which rates importers arc lrm The sales OF
rough iurpentne comprise 100 barrels out OF the late
arrivals prices l0s to Js d. Spirits inactive. and
the nominal rate is sull ~. NJ business worthy Of
note has been transacted in foreign Provisions.
American ard has been largely dealt in snd prices
have risen ls 10 %. kegs selling Al fos 10 80 fish
Lard has met brisk sale a considerable business has
been done and higher prices are paid. The market
now very nrm. and little IL on offer.
American Beef and Pork continue in excellent de
nand and although supplies are coming In freely, very
stf rates are paid. OF American Cheese we have re
ceived 1873 casks aud 1875 boxes still the demand
has been brisk and importers submitting to reduction
of about . on the lower kinds large business has
been done-fne qualities sell readily at u rates good
aud tine fetching as to Sos and inferior and middins
as 10 Sos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-26
Hank of ENGLAND.

Account for the week ending On Saturday the 2oih
OF December. 1910
ISSUE DEPARTMENT.
Notes issued $500 SOS i2nD Govt Debt Z II Ol5lOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-26

NORTH CARoIISA-The Legislature adjourned
on toe lsth inst having passed = public laws. l3i phi
ysie acts and II resolutions Among the acts was one
which grants the Petersburg Railroad Company author
ry TO subscribe $4,000 for the extension Of either the
w minzton and Raleigh, or the Raleigh and Castor
Railroad or both Of them 10 the South Carolina line.
Charters were granted to incorporate companies one
for the construction Of railroad from Raleigh VIA Fay
e,tevile 70 the South Csroina line with the view Of
connecting with the railroad Camden and the other
for road from some polzi on the south Cagolns Rail
road 70 the town OF Charlotte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-26

It is rumored here this evening that Gen. Quit
man has met near Victoria part of the Mexlcans
under Canales The New Orleans papers have no
such intell<enre
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-11

Watermelon EztraOrdinarys g How much
do you aisk for that melon?" said a cute dappef
looking chap to q sturdy darkey who was nount-
ed upon cart before one of the principal hotels
in Philadelphia, day or two since sa ~=aass
81 For this big nn,e why, massa, / reckons he's
wufatree 1evies Il does" !" q ,95'eia7 bas ae'foal
80 il ripe ?''sse3a 80 u ,ga fao.feo1ll go
IS g Q, yes. massa, he ripe shu., dun plugs him
drough and droughtif you sas soaos4 4 al z.saal1e
ira With that the darkey out with his old Jack and
was making the first incision in the melon, WHEN
he gave long. eepapietcing, ohls sss's'
Gosh mighty, waits dat!" exclaimed cuff
stopping his knife s! ftos, .sr5sse y''-ssso9l
=" What do yon stop for2 said the gentleman,
Bress Good tot him holer, did,"
Come, cut away and see if IFS ripe"
He gave another poke with his knife, and this
time the melon shricked out, aOh murderl you
kill me |" .as Es..e -, ~ .,..s+lE.7a -. -
Before the last word was out, the melon went
tumblng to the ground on one side of the cart
and the darkey on the other, believing, go, de
Lord o, de Lord of Hebeus % o7g3 III T.
Picking himself up, he half scrambled, hall
run few PAGES from the cart, on turning 10 be-
hold the fragments of the melon continuing
/" Whew, dis niger nebber stands dat. Glare to
God, it hoIIer murder while Wyman, the cele.
brated vcnriloquis, walked off amid the shouts
and roars of the bystanders ,asf1a,,r.sz,5s
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-11
IMPORTANT LAND SALES. I.

4M CRNGnSaIn ana Moore COWmt1eSs
" PURSUANT 10 an order Of the Supreme C o6Ft 4
II shall offer Tor sale by PubIicA Rction, Roberts
Mills. on the county line of Moore and Chatham, on
Thursday the 7t day Of October next, she fook eg
go. Iea'a IN CHATHAM coU STY.i ~ - 81
6o acres on ysons Greek adoihihg the lands e Me-
Manus, Phillips, and Others. ~ I5.fa 9.-'@ 20
95 l2 acres Tysons creek, adjoining the lands of
p McManus, wilson and others 77a' j-a7'73h
225 Bear creek, known as1bs Gilbert tract.P
200 do on the south side OF d Deep Riyer called the
Dowdy mountain tract, 'F' ieai s'2-' fyfS7S ea
204 acres Jones' creek FORMERLY in possession Of
1864 acres in four tracts, know as the Wks lands.
so do on the waters Of Line creek, foriieriy Sabra
Gilbert's, "1 'sF Hai Aa hfahf:l 5iz flf3'i-i34"
275 in two tracts the waters Of Indian creek
formerly Robert Moore's. 't.r.'t ''ia e'7
300 acres on Indian creek called the Jerry Phillips
Land, adjoining the lands of Barnes Griffin and others.
McInosh's. 81 !" f5 97T :"4i 10 '-'.si e''f 't@@L
rs acres on the waters Of Flag branch and Indian
creek, known as the VIM. Hilliard Land
100 acres the waters OF Bear creek formerly m.
Larkn's. ... ......-..z-
1l5 adjoining the Lands OF Juhp Mcintosh and
the County Line ~ = q n --,--,
5Oacres adjoining Siinson lands in Moore County and
County Line. 70 '4 -
81 - 80 > IN MOORE n COUNTY. ,sa'sss
$50 in four tracts, lying the waters Of Mill
creek, prong cf Governors creek, knoYn as the
Patrick Shields Land 'f-f p - t+3s s-t'-.Nf'
800 the waters of Pocket and Governors creek
called the John Gilbert tract - ,.fssr, e-sa-
$50 acres The waters of Big Pocket adjoining the
Lar.ds of Abram Cole and others. .a
230 acres in three tracts adjoining Stinsohs Land and
Chatham Comfy Line. -: ~ - ts
$50 acres granted to Aaron Tyson on Rogers creek,
adjoining the above last mentioned tracts. - -
80 acres adjoining the Wilkle Lands and the Chatham
Line, formerly Lenuel Thompson s.
SO acres in two tracts the waters of Bnffalo creek
Formerly William Campbels. ~et- -
Terms. credit of six, twelve and eighteel montbs
will be given for the purchase money (except small
part in cash to pay the costs Of sut,) II secured by
bonds, bearing interest from date with at least two ao
proved surelies, 30 rrn, Egzrf T1l Ga9 zsYt;ab T
For further description any necessary information
concerning these Lands, refer 10 NJ Macleran, Esq
Watsons Bridge, Moore County, or to Archibald A.
" ~ EDMUND B. FREEMAN. Clerk,
Raleigh, July 7, 1917 662-icow5t
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-11

Feoer and dgue, and all feuers cured by Brar,dretE
Pills All fevers occasioned by the disordered mo.
ton of the blood, produced by the humoral serosty BY
hardening the valves of the vessel The blood creu-
lates with greatly increased speed an is still increased
by the frictien of the globnles PARTICLES which
pose the of fluids Then it is that the excessive
heat and chils s experienced throughout the whole sys
tenn. and accompanied with great thirst, pain in the
head, back kidneys, and in fact complete prostraon
of all the faculties of the mind as well as body.
On the first attack of fover any disease INN edi-
ately take large dose of Brandeths Tegetabfe Uni
verSnL Pills. and continue to keep up powerful effect
upon the bowels until the fever or pain has entirely
ceased. Six eight will in be sufficient as
first dose, and dose of this kind is not improbable
may prevent months of sickness. perhaps death. ~
DR.. Benjamin Brandreth's Vegetable Universal PiH3
are indeed universal approved medicine, which by its
peculiar action ceanses the blood of all impurities
moves every PAIN and Weakness, and finally Restores
the Constitution to perfect HeaAh and Vigor.f, ia III
o. These Pills for sale, at twenty Eve cents per
box, by an Agent in every town in the State, and by
WILLIAM PECK. Raleigh, - = - 4 'a@
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-11
COrwin,s lIex1can speech.

letter in the New York Sun, dated at the
City of Mexico, July 9th, says: 80 f.-......
In The hotel where am is a Mexican gentle
Ua writing history of the war; and one-half OF
hsmaIeriaI is from the Mexican portion of the
american newspapers. Cor1oin's Speech is his
hr!-bock. The author is in high giee to think
Jour journals are so favorable TO Mexico."
We commend the above to the particular attrn-
ion of the Raleigh Register, Hillsborough Re
:Order. the Greensborough Patriot, and such 9TH
r federal papers as have published and endorsed
he sentiments of Corwin's speech. Pretty lights
indeed for the patriotic people of North Carolina
10 walk byI The Mexicans, it seems, are in
high gIee'' to find that so many American jour
nails =" are so favourable" TO their cause and we
would respectfully suggest to the Editors just al
luded to, that it would be well, perhaps, If they
wish TO give wider circulation to their princi-
pies and sentiments, to send copies of their papers
to CanaIes, Ampudia, Santa Anna, and other
Mexican Generals-and also to the Mexican
gnlleman u. who is engaged in writing history
dhe war, provided they can ascertain his name.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-11
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Americana
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Gfeenbrier Co., Va.

GIeenbIIer Co., Va.
This is an Interesting spot, not only
on account Of the valuable properties of its cele-
brated White Sulphur Spring and the great sa-
lubrity of the mountain region in the midst OF
which it is located but also for the extent of its
accommodations, the beauty of the plece and its
improvements, and the number and responsibility
OF its visiters. ..sst ,.. |.- .. .f.-. ~ t.'f-
There are at this time some four hundred per-
sons here, attracted from various quarters of the
Union, but chiefly from the South and South
West Among them may name the Patriot and
Statesman Henry Clay; Gov. Branch of North
Carolina; Gov. Gilmer of Georgia. the Right
Rev Bishop Johns of Virginia. and Oley Of Ten
nessee; the Honorable Reverdy Johnson of Mary.
land John S. Skinner, Esq, the fast friend and
able champion of the cause Of Agriculture in the
United States besides many other gentlemen Of
standing and influence in the sections to which
they belong
Yesterday Sunday the company here enjoyed
the privilege of religious services, both at morning
and night, on each of which occasions the Ri. Rev.
Bishop Johns preached an eloquent and eminent
ly practical discourse. This Jealous servant of
his heavenly Master has very large field of la
Dor under his charge, to the due cultivation of
which his entire powers of mind and body are
faithfully and successfully devoted The RI. Rev
Bishop Otey read the morning service, bnt did not
preach in consequence Of recent family bereave-
ments. "H =. 81
IThe writer here gives list Of arrivals in three
days from fourteen States and territories OF the
Union-that is, including Mezieo and C0tator"'al
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-11
Lecture ON PhrenO-M ncIH o.
Art of Improving the Memory.

ID MILES, Professor of Phreno- -Mnemote echny in
Il evites the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Raleigh and
vicinity to attend Lecture this and exraordn-
ary Art the City Hall this evening, (W ednesday)
August 11tb, at7 O'Clock. -}a.'.4" 2as.- e~.- -
The Lecturer would refer to the exercises ut the in
troducory and to the unsolicited testimonials large
number OF the most eminent scholars in the Union, In
proof Of the great utility of this art aid to the
ory, and the with which it be acquired by both
old and young Some extraordinary exhibitions
ory will be given by the Lecturer, showing the almost
unlimited power OF Memory which this method of cuit
vation gives. "a. -, .. .... ~, ~, -,-.,-.s a
The public particularly LADIES, Professional and Lit
erary Gentlemen Parents and Teachers, invited to
attend the introductory Lecture, and witness the
cises of the evening. .-.. :... 81 go -..t
be siven, commencing on Thursday evening. tsH u.
Raleigh, Aug. 10, I547. 4 D. -......,. ,.- 666-It.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-11

Killed By Lightning. We regret to learn that
Mr. Matthew Mills of Rockingham county, N.
c., was killed on Friday evening the 23d July,
by lightning. 1t appears that the deceased was
caught out in a storm, and on his return to the
house received the fatal shock. He is said TO
have walked a few steps afterwards, and then fell
corpse. Two dogs that were following him at
the time were both instantly killed.
We also learn that on the same evening the
dwelling house Of Capt Wm Nunnatly, of the
same county, was struck by lightning doing much
damage TO the roof and other parts of The building,
but iniuring of the persoos who were in it at
the time. .sa 1.'a.-' - DGnottLe Herald.