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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-10
Talbot County Circuit
Court
Equity side thereof.
November Term,
1855.

anu Eliza J- MS vic, touH-
Ruth Jenkinson. Charles Jen- November Term,
kinson, James Il. Rumbold and 1855.
The object OF the Bill filed in this cause is 10 procure a
partition OF the lands and premises OF Sarah Jenkinson,
situate. lying aud being in Talbot County, State OF Mary
land. among the parties entitled according to their re-
spectivc interests.
The Bill states that a certain Sarah Jenkinson, former
ly Of Talbot County. a lunatic. but at the time of her
death, in the year eighteen hundred and h0y-two, a resi-
dent "i the Ciy Of Philadelphia, Commonwealth Of
Pennsylvania, died intestate and without issue, seized
and possessed or an undivided sixth part or portion Of
the lands and premises OF her father, John Jenkinson,
late Of Talbot County, deceased, sitnate, lying aud be-
ing near the town of Easton, in Talbot county, State OF
Maryland, aud now in the occupation and possession OF a
certain James b. Rumbold Of Talbot county, and a GER
tain Elon J. Way, of the City Of Philadelphia, leaving
the compliments and the said Ruth Jenkinson, and
Charles Jenkinson. Of the State OF Indiana, widow and
only child of William genknson, deceased, her heirs
and legal representatives; and that the said James b.
Rumb0ld and Zion J. Way. are in the possession Of said
lands and premises OF said lunatic, sarah JenkinsOn.
claiming some right or title TO the share ofsaid William
JenkinsOn, who was n brother OF sid luBatc, Sarah Jen-
kinson, and that the said defendants had refused any par
titlon Of said lands and premises; and thai the complain
ants are remedyless, save by the aid Of this Court, and
praying a partition OF said lands and premises among the
parties entitled ecording to their respective interests rs
their case may require; and also. that the said Elon J. Way
and Ruth Jenkinson and Charles Jenkinson, are non-re-
sidents, and reside cut Of the State OF Maryland.
1t is thereupon, this nineteenth day Of November,
eighteen hundred and dfty-fve, adludged and ordered
that the eomplainanis, by causing a copy Of this order
70 be published in some newspaper, once a week. for
three weeks. successfully. before the 18Th day Of Jsnu-
airy next, printed in the city OF Philadelphia, State OF
pennsylvania, and also once n week, for three weeks,
successfully, before the said 18th day Of January next,
ia some newspaper printed in the city Of indianapolis,
State Of Indiana, give notice 10 the said absent defend
ants of the object and substance of said bill, and warn
them to be and appear In this Court, in person or by So
licitor. on or before the fifteenth day OF May next, 10 an
swer the premises and show cause, II any they have,
P. /. HOPPER.
True Copy Test.
dec IA w3w SAMUEL T. HOPKINs Clerk.
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~While IN New Albany the other day,
we took a peep at a splendid new steamer
Just receiving the finishing touches of the un
riyailed mechanics Of that furnishing city.
She is called the "James Montgomery"
named in honor Of a brothtr of the principal
owner and commander, Capt. Sam. Montgom-
cry. The Montgomeries have built and COM
manded some of the most magnificent pala-
ces that float on the Western waters, and are
deserving of the good fortune which has al
ways attefded them.
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9Fora number Of years past the N. Y.
Tribaas has bsenths only promiRet nswspa-
per Ia the country that has adhered to the
high tariff dogmas which once formed the
corner stone Of the whig confession of faith.
One BY one the prominet statesmen and or
gans OF The opposition have acquiesced in the
low tariff policy Of the Democracy. The
Tribune, however, has constantly adhered to
its ultra notions about a high protective tar
if, and every few days contains \ leader in
which the speedy ruin of the country is
confidently predicted unless we return to the
American System Of former times.
We fear, however, that even the Tribune
is about to turn its back upon the doctrines
which il has SO long aud ~strenuously advoca-
ted. It is now the especial champion of Mr..
Banks. of Massachusetts,, for the Speakership,
and is sndeavering to dragoon members into
his support. Now this Mr.. Banks was once
aDemocrsi, and was remarkable for the zeal
and ability which he displayed as an advo-
cate Of free trade De is still an avowsd free
trader, from whose favor the protsctionists
have nothing TO hope; yet. notwithstanding
this, Che Tribune supports, and endeavors to
drive others into his support. Does the
Tribune. after it's years of labor in defence Of
protection, at length yield the point to its op-
ponents.
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HORRIBLE TRAGEDY.-One of the most hor-
rible auI distressing tragedies which it has
ever been cur lot to record, or which perhaps
has never met the public ear, occurred in
our city on the night of the oath, or morning
of the 25th inst. When the 4 O'Clock train
or the Macon and Western railroad arrived
at East Point on Christmas morning, the body
of IA person was found on the cow-catche r.
having been dragged the entire distance from
Atianta-six miles-in this manner The
holy was so mut,lated, in fact literally torn
IN ~peices-the fragments scattered along the
whole distances to defy Identification
From the fragments of clothing, however,
founI attached to the body, it is rendered al
most certain that the deceased was a son Of
Col. Amos w. Hammond, of this city. The
young man WIS seen on the oath, in compa-
ny with Others of the same age, in the vicini-
ty of the Macon and Western railroad, and
has not since been heard of. There is a sus-
picion ahoat, that he was murdered in an af-
fray by his companions, and afterwards laid
upon the track. We have not heard the ev-
itence to this point. The matter is now an
dergoing investigation before the coroner
AtGnta Ga. ~Lntetigencer.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-10

SELF-PRAIsE Is no SCANDAL For the last
two weeks we have done the rolling, selected
the matter, and wrote the editorials for the
paper, made up all our mails, carried the pa
pers to our town subscribers, Carried water,
swept out, (when there was any sweeping
done,) read four hundred and fifty newspa-
ders, and four chapters in the Bible In add
dition to the above we totei wet, sobby -four
foot wood up three pair Of stairs, sawed IL,
and kept up fires ; have cut the wood for the
house, worked off five thousand Assessors
blanks, and threatened to kick Que mans -
sfins!-Rashpi6s Jacksoman.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-10

@Professor Cleveland, of Bowdoin Col
lege, has never been inside a railway car.-
i he venerable man, about three years since,
made up his mind, that he would visit Fort
land, via X. & p. r. r., and the day for his
Journey was fixed. On the morning of his In
tended departure, the worry Professor hap
pened to read an account OF a smash up some
where in the vicinity oi New Orleans. From
that moment his old fear returned, and he has
never ventured even to hope for a railroad
ride.
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HThe. New York Herald thinks that
@the Democracy of the House, thus far, have
stood With a steadiness and solidity to Rich
ardson strongly fore-shadowing the national
consolidation of the party in the Presiden-
tial contest. The divisions among the oppo-
sition elements show as clearly that they are
still adriftp
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-10

@The course of eight lectures promised
TO ticket holders by the Young Mems Chris
tain Association, has been heightened to nine.
The eighth will be delivered by Rev. DR..
Warren, Of India, on tomorrow TUESDAY,
evening at Masonic Hall, at ~ P. NJ.
Subject-The Himalaya Mountains. Ad-
mittance 25 cents.
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LANDRETH's GARDEN SEEDS

I SHALL receive again this win ter, a very large lot
Il Of the celebrated Garden Seeds from David iandreth,
Philadelphia. Gardeners or others, who want 10 get
large lots Of certain Seeds. will do well TO give me their
orders on or before new year, as the demand la the
spring for Landreth's Seeds, is generally such, that can
not furnish enough. My assortment will be complete In
time ioI the demand in the spring. All house-keepers
who have a small spot Of ground, will do well to invest
a few dimes in those seeds, US they will reap dollars.
CHARLES MAYER,
no 10 WITT No 90 Washington street.
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A FIXED FACT.
Capital
US GREAT MAGNETIC GIFT
EXHERGTTONt

WILL be drawn on the evening OF the 23d January.
w 1855, at Ma. mic Hall or Washington Hall, Indian
apolis, Ind.
The Drawing and Distribution win be on the s0uare.
No admittance 10 any bat Tickei-holder.
Ihe audience will appoint the Committee 10 superin-
tend the drawing, who will be under oath 10 act Justly TO
all
Death Of the Proprietor alone will prevent the Draw
ing.
Tickets limited To q. Loo and no blanks.
The ~ co. GIFTS will range from $1,000 % IS cents
CONSISTING OF u Dwelling Houses, In Oxford. Ohio. and
~Edinbarg, Ind; - b ilding Lots, In Indianapolis. ind.
oxford, Ohio, aud Edinburg, Ind. A large humber Of
nne Gold and Silver mll Jeweled Lever Watches. A
great variety OF Fine Jewelry aud Engrayings.
For particulars see Programmes.
The Proprietor owns all the Real Estate in fee simple.
TEENs-slngle Tickets : ; 6 tickets for IS; - Tickets
for slui p Tickets for SsO. The money 10 be deposited
IN the Central Bank, aud refunded 10 ficket-hoider IN
The Proprietor tails 10 comply with his contract.
Order Tickets by mail; money enclosed, directed 10
L. X. BrowBel, ESQ Central Bank. Box IOI0. Indian
apolis- Ind. or Of the Proprietor Al Edinburx. Johnson
County, Ind. J. KELLY Pron-e,or
y H. All Cins drawn will be- sent b. mani 60 ne lucky
holders- They will please forward their Tickets 10 n.
X. Browneil, ESQ. Central BRnk. COX 1910. Indian-
apolis, Ind. A list OF the Drawing will be Immediately
forwarded 10 each Ticker holderaner the drawing.
i authorize Mr.. Haze q. izthr0p. As an agent for In
d anaPolis aud vicinity. All Tickets sold by him are
lei imate. II khEIy
dec Il d2tWNwt
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-10

Our "SANcTUM."-We have at last sue
ceeded in getting an editorial room in the
Sentinel building. 1t is the front room, Sec
ond story, formerly occupied by Barbour &
Porter as a law Office, where we shall always
be happy to see our friends when they visit
the city.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-01-10

6Asfsr as the charge that Gov. Wright
declared tl,st the Fugitive Slave Law should
not be executed in Indiana while he was
Governor, is concerned, we are authorized
and requested 10 state that he never made
any such remark as that imputed to him
that he always approved that measure, and
30 avowed himself before the bill was passed.
-State Sentinel.
Are you authorized by the Governor, him
sell, . make this statement? If so, we cave.
But we have an iudistinct recollection that
1ev Wright did assume a position with re-
gard ID the Fugitive Slave Law, very nearly
AKIN TO- shat imputed 10 him by the Enqui-
rc.. L is family quarrel, however, and
they may light it out among themselves.-
leo AAbrry Tribune.
Well, sir, You will have TO cave for we
scers authorized by Gov. Wright to make the
statement above quoted. We thought at
the time, however, that a contradiction OF
the silly story started by the Enquirer was
entirely unnecessary, inasmuch as every one
at all conyersant with political affairs in In.
diana knows that Gov. Wright was fully
committed to the Fugitive Slave Law, and
that be declared in speeches all over the
State, that the authorities and citizens Of In.
diana would faithfully execute It's provision!
without the aid or Intervention Of United
States soldiers, as was necessary in Boston,
Gov. Wrighps acts and speeches on that oc
casion doubtless hsd a happy effect upon the
public mind, and contributed to place Indi
ana on the high conservative ground which
she now occupies.
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6A Know Nothing State council was in
session at Columbus. Ohio. last week. Mr..
spooner, the President OF the council, sub
mitted a lengthy report on the state of the
order. in which he took strong free soil ground.
Delegates were appointed to the National
Council which meets at Philadelphia on the
I'D OF February. Mr.. Spooner resigned his
place as President, and Lieut.. Gov. Ford was
elected in his place.
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preston OF
An.r-..

In attnbuting such valuable Medical properties 20 this
remedy, 30 rash or unwauaniable assertion i made,
but Is simply stated n facr proven INCIDENTALLY and COZ
elusiyely The extraordinary cures, aud benefits derived
from its use, under the direction OF iis illustrious origin
ator, Dr. boohaBd, among ali classes OF European So
ciey and from The immense mass u TESTIMONY from all
parts of the American continent, accumulated duriIg the
last ten years, In the hands OftIs preseut proprieior.-
The prevalence of disease 10 y . l. the German Biaers
are adapted, u Is with sorrow . csay il, IL almost uni
yer al, indeed there h scarce z iamily throughout the
whole extent OF our county, o. which here cannot be
found among It's members that ctalar safor and Ian
gHid appearance, denotng a diseaSN Liver, or an ema-
ciaied and suffering Dyspepuc.
Then Of What immense i'm ortauce 10 this class Of in
yalids, that "a certain aud reliable remedy. should De
placed within their reach, one Ia which no baneful or
injurious drug enters into its composition: a remedy ON
which the patient can rely with The utmost confidence
and certa MY and be assured from actual and tangible
proofs, that the article he Is using really possesses the
virtues attributed 10 Il. Such a remedy. Is .HeeaanS,.
GermaH Bitfers." Thousands Of dollars have been ex-
pended In its manufacture and diffusion throughout all
parts Of this continent. and the proprict0rfeel the great
est satisfaction In stHting, that there Is no State, county.
or even village where The Medicine has been introduced
that there cannot be found numbers, willing TO testify 20
its virtues.
Principal Office and Mandatory, 40 Arch ST., Phila-
delphia. Pa.
For sale wholesale and retail By Druggists in all the
principal cities, and At retail by apothecaries and store
Keepers In every town in the United States and Canada.
oct
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Above we have only given a list Of the cash prizes. as
II would Oecnpy too much space here 10 give a deserip-
ton OF The entire scheme, including Real Estate. which
In itself amounts 90 Si50.O00. A full and complete de-
scrpuon Of the various prizes will be found in our cir
enlaTs, which viii se sent postage free 20 any part Of The
Onired States, 10 any who may desire them. Agents
wanted, 10 whom will be given 20 per cen -On all salee,
aud the following Premiums. viz: othe Agent who shall
dispose 81 ue greatest number Of shares. betWeen this
and the day Of drawing. will give S3OD In American
gold 10 the 2d $3.50, 10 the 81 $1,000. 10 the 9Th 500. 10
the 5h $500. 10 the 9Th 500. 10 the sh $50 10 The sIh
S2uO, TO the 9th 500.
Persons wishing 10 engage In the sale Of shares BY fur
nishing me with a recommendation signed by the Posi-
Master, or some other well known responsible person,
viii be furnished with tickets. documents. &c.
Address all orders 10
IRA b. ADAMS, Principal.
Ogden, Henry County, Indiana.
oct II
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A CARD.


HAVING now received and arranged the most COM
IL plete assortment of goods OF every descripioh.I
invite all creation and the rest OF mankind. 10 u1.< IN
and examine my goods Ny stock Of Fancy 0oo1s So
Toys Is Of endless variety: am0tkst the Iot.re
black CRYING Babies. dressed; Wax. China nh1
Robber Dolls and Doil-heads; China Tea and Usur@4
Sets; Jett bracelets aRd Comedian Kings; Fancy Work
Boxes, Music Boxes: AccOrdccns. TambOrines, Banios.
Guitars, Drums, Flies, Clanonets. HarmOnicas, Fiolinss
Magic Lanterns Noah's Arks, POckeg Books, shot aud
Money Belts; Cutlery Of The best English manufacture.
Scissors POignards, Pistols. Revolvers. BOxie Knives
Penumsry Of excellent quality; choice Havana Cigars
and James River Tobacco, snuff, smoke Pipes. Mur
Boxes, India Rubber Goods; Pickles. Pruncs. Citron.
Split Peas, Lintels, Juniper Berries; Hemp. canau,
Caraway. Coriander and Fennel Seed; Dat Neal. sage.
PEARL Barley, Farina- Miilet. Cocoa. Chocolate. Al
monds, CooOanuts, Filberts, Peeans. English Walnuts,
Peanuts, kaisins. Currants. Dates. Figs. Sardines: pure
Iceland Moss paste, Jujube Paste, LOzenges. Cream, Pea
nuts, Almond and Rose Candies. A reU Large lot Of
Bird Cages direct from the manufacturer. Mouse and
Rat Traps, Wire Sleeves. Hobby Horses, " How Wagons
and Cradles; Children's Rattan Chairs. Cabs. Veloci-
pedes; COO pair Skates, some Of them as low us IS cents;
bO.DOO IorpedOes, lo0 boxes gOldchop Fircerackes,
ladies' Fireerackers, extra large sz Crackers. colored
Roman Candies, &c ,&e. An Immense stock Of fancy
amongst these are beautiful Work BaskelsWork Stands.
Berlin and sailor Baskets, Travelling. knitting and Once
Baskets, French Markes Baskets, Toy Willow Wagons,
Coaches and Cradles. Clothes Baskets. Hamper, a yer
large lot Of JapanDed lin Ware and Tin TOYS. amongst
this ware are Deed, Cash and Cake Boxes, Tumble-
Drainers, Post Once. Stoves. Ski1ets. Express Wagons.
&c. &c Wooden Ware. Brushes. Rope and Twine.
Cedar Tubs, Chumsa and Buckets. Sealed Measures, But
Irvine. A selected stock of q ooeries and an endies
variety OF Goods TOO numerous 10 mention. I buy all
my Goods from the manufacturer or importer. and can
Offer them. therefore, as lOv as they can be sold. The
patronage OF The public is respectfully solieitec:
no 10 W.T. No - Washington street.
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INDIANA SEED AND AGRICULTURAL
"AHEEIoU 2
3 { L LITTLE Ola II

IL IN " lgIa
= doubtless AN invention among the most important Of
Il modern times, for the use Of well advised farmers
and stock feeders-and the universal favsr with which IL
has been received from the first, more than any thing else,
aitesis its utility and superiority.
For portability, simplicity OF construction, and cOnve
niencc OF use, the Little Giant has no equal II weighs
from three 10 five hundred pounds, according 20 size;
can bc put up In operation 10y the farmers in 20 minutes,
without expense or mechanical ail. then adjusted and
usc,l with convenience by any body.
The Lille Giant has received the First Premium a
ever! State Fair from Missouri To Maryland the past Fall
and that ~ the most complimentary manner.
These Mills are guaranteed in the most positive man
ner against break Ing or arrangement and warranted to
grind feed from ear corn. aud griis on fine hominy from
shelled corn, with a degree OF ease and convenience 10
farm purposes never attained before.
-1ae subscribers are now prepared 10 furnish the far
mers with improved patterns aud size 10 suit the varied
wants Of all.
No. ? is offered at $40 complete, ready for attaching
the team. and warranted to grind 10 bushels Of feed per
hour with one horse. No. ; at $50, will grind IS bushels
per hour W ih ? horses. No. at SEQ, will grind 20 bushels
per hour with two horses.
We own the entire and exclusive right to make and
use, and vend to bc used. the above named Mill IN the
counties OF Marion, Hamilton. Madison. Morgan, Ham
cock, Rush, Decatur, Bartholomew, johnson, Hendricks
and Boone.-and shall be at all times happy To- furni n
Mills at manufacturers prices, and will allow a liberal
commission for orders, the money In all cases 10 accom-
pany the order. We shall In all cases defend our rights
in the above named counties, and prosecute all infringe
ments upon them promptly.
B~ERkENMAYER & BREWSTER.
aug q dlw6m "a East Washington ST.. II dianapolis
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W00LEN MACHINERY
e.. L..

ONLY manufacturer OF the original STEEL RING
~ aud TOOTH BURRING and FEED
ROLLS, TO be stiached to FIRST and also 10 SECOND
Breakers and Finishers Of Wooden Carding Machines.
The attachment TO second Breakers and Finishers is new
and very important. These machines are in successful
operation on first Breakers, in most OF the principal
Wooden FactOriesi in the United states, Canada and Mex
leo. and are dee ned, by experienced manufacturers. as
the most perfect machines used, ard indispensable 10
the economical and successful manufacture OF wool.
They are in fact the only strong, durable and success
full operating machines in use. No carding machine
should run an hour without them.
The Feed Rolls are stong and durable, and worthy Of
attention.
Circulars explaining these Machines and Rolls, refer
enees 10 mills having them in use. &c, may be had by
addressing C. l.
No. , Bowling Green, New-York, to whom orders
should be directed. seDl2wly
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THE Il NUMBER

On the 10Th Of December, 1855.
TINE purpose of III SCHoOLFELLow will be to
Il afford healthy amusement and entertainment 10 BOYS
aud girls, To educate their s~eRsibllity To beauty, and 10
cultivate their taste.
1t will be published monthly, and every number will
contain original matter PROM TIVE BEST AMERICAN Az
TIoRS; with selections and IranH lions from the late
EHgfsh. German. GRf french Publications; and will be
6aefg and Profeseiy Illustrated. A large clear ~ pe aud
very superior paper will be used. and the reputation OF
the prOprietors OF "PutnaIn's Monthly is pledged 10
its 6cing conducted with enterprise, skill, and effect
they are confident that il will become "a most welcome
Moaihly visitor 10 every fresidc, and be n most uScidl
and Delighted coadjutor ia tae education oi every fam
lily.
THE sC~HooLFELLow will continue To- be publish
ell al 5 a year, pay able in advance. Either PUINAM'S
MONTHLY. or HOUSEHOLD NORDS and THE
SCHooLFELLoW 10 one address 81 ST.. All three s.
50.
Clubs-To one addfess- copies OF the SCHOOL
FELLOW B 80; 6 copies, 81; { copies, So. Specimen
numbers will DC sent gratis.
DIX & EDWARDS.
de - d&wlw No. 10 Park. Row, New York.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
nNE hundred dozen more OF those Linen Handker-
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NOTICE
Of the location of the two Land Offices
and the Office Of the Surveyor Gen.
eral in Kansas and Nebraska Terri

DE 1T KNOWN, That ia pursuance Of the 18th sec
I'D ton of the act, approved e2d July, 1854, creating
two new land Offices for the Territories of Kansas and
Nebraska. and Of the first section of the same act, es
tablishing the Office of Surveyor General for said Ter
ritories, the Office for the ''Omaha Disirict'' has been
located at Omaha City, the seat OF government Of Ne
braska Territor, and the Office for the ~Pawnee Dis
trict' and ofthe Surveyor General. at ne Compton,
the seat Of government Of Kansas Territory.
Given under my hand this twenty-sixIh day Of No
vember. A. ID. 1855.
BY ORDER or THE PRESIDENT:
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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. CHANCE MAKE MONEY

Prohtabls and Honorable Employment !
THE subscriber Is DESTROYS ol having an agent IN each
L county and tp~h" ~ the Union. A capital Of from
s. TO $40 only VIII be required, and anything like an
efficient. energetic man can make from three to fac dol
lars per day; some Of the Agents are realizing twice
that sum. Every Information will b. gwen 10y address,
ing, with a stamp 10 pay return letter.
MM. 4. KINGSIER.