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New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
sURROGATES COURT-srPT. 3.-Bef,re A. w. BRAD
FORD, erq.

SJRROOATE'S COUHT-otPT. 1-bef1re A. W. BRAD
FORD, erq.
LUX CASE.
In the matter Of the estate Of JeaI ne Du LeuI.
Mr.. jay Ia owed that the Pl'lic Adm pistr ator pay
and foi Bevois Jouien Cauoe sud
other ella OF hin to the Itesate the
of counsel fees have previously allowed 10 t1e
PaDic AdIuintf fato TO counsel OF JOhn Ferrie.
After htiIg the facts tie whica bear the
ito The humber Of Arguments which have taken place, &c,
MI ia, that allowed 10 the
party discretion Of the Court they should
be equally Cauoles TO Ferr provided
former Contested the atters application for ler
siounds Mr. J,y steIPted 10 from the facts Of
tho c,se.
question of settling the decree coming Mr.
that defective not sIstng
that The parties were heard oil the sguneat and eoneos In
the stter OF the real matter
IN dispute, ard whcn alone ali parties had notice aud
ally d.cDg j. f. Fse be the legitimate and heir at
law Cf
point the right to dsTbutive shares being
distn Gf the sdmlusa'on decree dstornins 1t
aso be- distinct The question of prop
he right Of the adduce fafhor
shut oil Until ster the decree VI distribution shall
haye beeL sLtered
grounds Nh Jay submitted that the insertion of
words deciss right the part OF terre next Of
kln Lhet The estate would be regards the othe wh
csim fam violation Of The statute ana deniai OF
justice
After bdef sumen the adjourned. decision
6s' ins been fehdertd
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
Arrived. .

l. psu steamship Ericsson Lowber, Liverpool Aug g.
s,d to X Go n. ASs s,, o. 'segs S geo SuSs
nace cut Gr, Aus n. EXCHANGED sig
whrle ship cls bound E. Sept T. M passed steam
sttsnshp AIaSas seh.nck Savannah Aug 80, md'e aud
Planter cae MysrroO Jpy 80 COS, to Msnh,ttsp G It
oa Co. St':f !. sS B rhea. .es eS so
IS sbons the Bar Thick fog saw numbet Of large
s wS s s4'ss ssp P i'm H bound t sa sR ut Ia. loo
60 eAchaIsed signals with ship Clara Ann The has enps
Ship kssu Or tof olIesns Van Dyke, ms1.tl.n Gulf
sbp Mis. Mag tof BOsiobJ Besr.e Liverpool July
; Which about
anS .S Nas 1Oa @
stsid to The eastward with los' OF sowsp aud top
sup Lolesn. ngIbut London and I.ls Of Wight Aug
lot - Ion S. exchanged SIGNALS with ship Isaac Wright 6oun
T. Aug 81 lat Al 4 ou 81 So exchanged signals With ship
sip Ambsador o'en Shields July a. coal oder vessel
ss9 GsI%sD, % gss' Hsyrs Jp,y a. md.e aAs 1853 pa.
chr ssed sna, with ship Pax ter bound s:: G 0 Aus % IL. .a
4s - iOr - s.. passed ship }. Jones. bound west
@ 1 ate i'1; Err .s s5 5 ioS a'y:, &:
'Tfss R., SIs sI. RsnPs,s rO% Boston fsr
&c; to Foster NicLer,On u'''' sugar.
Bark Colleen Age Gc-r,' Galveston 81 days cotton &c tn
b ss's G1S. ri: s' q. Ss%Isi sh :sGas
Cero1Le, Cf Lift Esq b6rbor.
sehI Dew Drop kuland Berscoa Is days fruit to T. Gilman
IN aug - lat - 40 lon u Is, spoke cutter Henry Doase,
schr H. Giilsnd, Erickson, Charleston days. cotton to
sehr Ocean Bid tBrl Lectsrt winisos days plaster to
schT Hg Fiher, MADDOX Monroya via Port Prys a d.
palm oil TO Sstes Perterfe Juy 4, lat O. lon 49,
sdo iIem E. carried away antopusst 70
split sails &C. Aus n lat Sc IL spoke bark Maria Hsey
Tor Boston
Propeller Sophia, Green. Philadelphia
Propeller Peicsr. Auldrich ProydeLce.
propeller =" aInsuts Nte, New Bedford
Propeller sachsm, Thrasner, Hartford.
Tie bis Gem Day from Boston With Of ice bound
hote ln this port tho 3D. having siftod hsr cGeo
She is the cock .caukeo and coppered
esA Il day TWO fvr her cestLstion.
TIE clipper chip BorDe Cabt Benson, lao tunz now on
me Se.ns Dock receiving repes She 70 be stripped
eaulheo al Jewly coppered
WINp-srndse, T.; merd.sn 5. sunset. s.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

The bal kers are Oferrg for the notes OF the STATE
Bar k of Sacketts Harbor % cents on the dollar.
The securi'ies are-s2l 33i bonds and mortgages;
5,OOO New-Yoik y cents; $4,000 Gs do; $4,000
{. g T. cents. Circulation s9,s63.
The money market easier on call to-day, aad
but hit e dfficulty found by good boro vers in
supplying their wants The current rate il T. cent
Paper is Lot pr ressing on the First class
are dc ne at sl dlO q cent.
The Michigan Southern Railroad Company have
made arrar gements their boats from Buffalo to
Cleveland instead Of to Toledo. At Cleveland they
will col meet with the Cleveland and Toledo Road
going west This s1aDgcmebt it is thought will ma
terally decrease the time between NeS-York and
Chicago, by this route using the Michigan Southern
Road from Toedo to Chicago. The arrangement
goes tito effect at once.
The lesees of the Pittsburgh and Steubenvie Rail
road, Messrs KDg & Thompson, on Saturday SUB let
twenty nine sections OF the unfinished work to the fol-
lowing parties:
s. tctons A and B, II. b. Blanchard d Mccain.
=, cite liz 9 and ,, i. HOwey q Mc GJvern.
Sc ctots l. 4, ), s. 7, 2 Q, 10 IL II, l3 H. 10 l6,
H. ls 10, 90 81, Manful 4 Nchol-on.
Sec 'ops % and % +. Patterson & Co.
Seciobs "a, 25, &C. d, %, 29 Manful Il Nicholson.
The work will be commepced Immediately and it is
hoped that by the Spring the road will be completed.
The Boston Trareper of Wednesday says:
There was nothing of sptcia interest to- day in stock
trsDs acons with the exception Of rise of - share
in the stock Of the Boston aud New-fork Central
Raj roa, Company which sold at $40 T. share and
closed at that rate bid; the cause of the improvement
is seque of arrane ements which the manage
nett making for through line TO New York.
which will shorten the time Of travel between the two
cities about one hour.
The following a n cCmparatiye statement Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

HINIArUss ALaASAC.... THIS DAY
Sry-Rises... 5.3l Ses.....".. 6:Zo Moos-Seu.s W
wArEk............... THIS DAY
Sandy Hook. lOC4Gov sand 1884 He'll Gate l2:So
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

The az gregate quantity Of the same articles left AZ
tide water from the commencement Of navigation 10
the olst Of Aug inclusive during the years 1885 and
1856 IN ~ follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

. COMMON cLCAS-sPEcIAL TERm-SEPT. 4-Befors
Juose DAILY
Gvo. A. Case e,eer agt 4. Wineerbrcht.
Motion to strike out granted, with so costs.
CluneDs SohreI felo egt Philip Z,nk, &c.
Order directing a writ of inquiry To soue.
August ;. chaplin sgt Peer Schultz
Order eIectlDg the Clerk TO enter Oh the docket Of
judgment that this csuse is secured on appeal
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-sErr. s-Befors the
RoooIder

At tie opening of Court, the following gentlemen
were Grand JoIon for the Howell Hoppocs
Foremsn; u. fr.eborn, Cnss. ii Mount, Jas
David Ramsey, Ch.. Tou.ey, Matthias Williams, j JOnn
Fox Ujab D. Feets Eat. t. Harmed Peter +. Randolph AID
David 1spvsn. To thes- gentlemen the usual charge
delivered few words by the Recorder after whe tney
their prosecute the business before them
Wm Davis pleaded guilty " obtaining jewelry 10
the value Of $50 John Mlwsrd Of No Bowery by
Of The COZ tdebce same" Sentel Saturday
Patrick HcCune and Mike Fee pleaded guilty to
stt~mps at Petit larceny aud were remanded.
The COuIt ten adjourned for the day.
COURT OF GENERAL StSsION5-SEPT. 4-Before the
RECORDER.
Henry King pleaded guilty to burglary in the third
desree uion the siore Of FaIgs No n Para row. The
Cout hun the State for three
John BOen tried and convi tied of elooiOus
assault uron Wm. Chambers NesYork Hospital Son
t<nce aerued. The Court then sd urned for the
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

IN real estate covered and ude
Dents proved 70 Ne l hless and, se,opdy
n attorney om sr Of these CREDITORS rns wm
Noble ssssn all tieI iper-s u the Il cred
ttus place tbs whole STAR as !. o,isiuay
Tne essmnspon aojnufned wthout opposition Of
sbs crsditr "coe suseesiog that the oud
to A.fco's Day tApril H. Mr. Ran ped that he
Nousht both hnse and the creditors hsd enough
ths' HI e da,.
Il Ont IN Of proceedings at mos. Of th,ss
socb clsms fooi ded sceomoo1s sgned By
the Secretary Of the Jerome Clock Comuany the
Company authority their secretary any
guch seQuently that the Jerome Company
we've solvent they would not be legally le dollar Of
this uLsutboriIsd paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

UNITED STATS MARSHAL's OFFICE-sEpr.
- Corr, secOpo mcie Of tue American ship Con-
s'sLtiDe atrested Of AID unusual punish
melt, aud saye bail ~ his appearance.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE -sypr s.
Before JOSEPH RRIpGHsM, eeQ
The complaint against John WoC C,s a seam.u of
The Illinois accused Of having smug trunk CONTAINING VA
Tious cutiabie articles, otmis-od
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
SUPREME COURr-SrrcrAL TERM-sKrr s-Before Judge
koosEysLT


Jues Lachsume agt. Elizabeth Lachsume-Sen-
te o Boy Of msrrsse Of defeuisut with pants st
ahs time being the wife Of another husband living aud und
voicte.
Leonard Burnbmm ACT. Mary Ann Bur- hsm-Judg.
~ divorce grcuod Of adultery Of wife Cus.ody Of
the child ~ ho 10 under age, TO the i.lber.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

SUPERIOR COURT GESERAL TERM SEPT 2-Before
ChietJ usce OAKLEY and Justices DUER and sLossOH.
The fol Towing OrdeS made: Ordered, that tie
Sh,A Of the City and County Of NewYork proceed 70 draw
ps " 84 attend st the Super, Court Of o City
Of New You be held the hut hoLd1y OF October next at
10 O'Clock
In CHAMBERS Before Judge SLOssOS.
Miller sgt. CU~telioe. Motion TO vacate order OF
e.lisd with &j costs
Minor a.t. Tosns.nd Motion 70 strike Oui, &c.
granted unless def, amend &c. IS Of
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
The qusbtty Of Flour, Wheat, Com, sod BarIe

eft at tide-water during the fourth week IN August,
in the Yeas 1855 and 1856, II a. follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05
SUPREME COURT-SPEcIAL rERM-SEPI 4-BefoIe Ju !se
WHirIsc

CENTRAL PARK MONEYS CLERKS COMMISSION.
The Ptop. rel Jos. Huson sgt Richard b. Connolly,
County Cers
This action s brought TO test ,ha right OF the Cetk
Of the Supreme Coui TO charge commission Of ooehsf
paid to nbino~o owners OF lant tsken t9r
IL. Genital Park Ali such through the Clerks
hnds aud he little troub making tbs Oroper defuc
Of fund bAa OF Ehch
belongs each If 1t be decidsd that the n.son
which be csms may be deducted IL will sti be question
whethtr II 10 70 the Coaniy th. ERIK individually
The rtlsOr nsued the question for hmssf aud judge
Fdw ards for tho defendant. Decision reserved
Joan Berry, Receiver o' the Atlas Mutual Insurance
Cor psty sgt The Mutual insurance Company al
Motion fer al injunction denied.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-05

Irerea.. $50 pc..7slols In..77s7ls Irc9.l65
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-06-07
Total. 81, 1872, 776

% u,
The remaining Of 307 224 rix dollars falls to the
charge OF the Powers not represented in the present
gotiation, nasmuch 81 1t was able to specify those
Powers In table N. B.
The delegate Of Denmark Declares expressly under.
Stood that the adherng to the propositions
which he has made shall only be eventually responsible
Tor the quoum falling to the charge of each Of them,
The delegate Of his Majesty the Emperor Of all the
Russias renews the adhesion OF the Imperial Cabinet
already expressed by him in the Conference of the I'd OF
ton the mode of division proposed by the Danish CIV
erpment.
The delegate of the Emperor at the time declares
that the Imperial cabinet consents to contr to the
redemption Of the Sound dues for the quotum falling to
the charge of Russia according to the above indicated
division, provided always that all the Poweas repre-
ented In the present negotiation consent also their
part to the conditions for the redemption Of the
Sound dues"
delegate OF Denmark accepts this reserve declaring
II be conformable to the views of his
The delegate OF bis Majesty the King Of Sweden and
Norway declares that his government accepts the propo
stions Of the Dutch government as well ~ regards the
principle Of redemption % the amount Of indemnity
claimed by Denmark.
point observation that the mode Of payment OF the
different quota must be the subject OF special negotis
ton betAeen Denmark the one hand and each Of the
contracting Powers on the other reservng therefore
for private agreement to fix the method and term Of
payment of the quota falling respectively to the charge
Russio and of Sweden and Norway.
The delegate OF Denmark adheres to this observation
Finally The sams delegate having pointed out thai the
percent negotiation Ia temporarily stopped in
Of difference Of opinion which has arisen between the
Danish government and that Of Her Britannia Majesty
that the lAbors OF the ON the
dues might long time In suspense the length of
which IL Is impossible TO fix, the delegate OF Russia de-
cares THAT the adhesion OF the I'm peria government
TO the Danish proportions def ned above shall remain
itself shall declare the negotiation broken on and shs
withdraw the propos tons IT has uace.n
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Aay-eoid ~.nds, rain, han, and thunder light
aing. To-day il warmer, with bright
The Arabic has arrived.
PAimers trial sti continues to Increase in interest.
u rsaipds one az the trial Of Madame lafIge.
Lord Adolphus F;zclArenee is dead He vas the son
ef krg william w. Ani he eelebrs. eo Mrs.. Jordan.
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The Sound Dues.


for the redemption Of the Sound dues, to which the
enis Of Russia of Sweden and Of the Grand Duchy
olasnou,g have gwen IT. tnsr adhesion SO, ., 81 81.
Russas and of his Majesty the King OF Sweden and Nor
having adhered TO the propositions made by tbs
to The redemption by purchase Of the Sound and Bait
Dues the delegates Of their said Msjesties also the
delegate Of Denmark the negotiation the have
agreed to make present deslsra ion BY the present
protocol OF the different points arrived 1t that BY that
Although the government Of his Royal Bighness the
Grand Duke Of Odenburg has also adhered to the said
propositions the delegates of his Royal Hghness ia the
negotaon on the dues could not take part in this act
The delegates Of bis Danish Majesty, in rscApiulatiug
the propositions which he made 10 the conferences of the
4h Of January and the I'd of February Of the present
year, states them a. iollows:-
Depmark renounces the Sound and Belt dues in
sderaon for compensation Of 600 Of rix dollars
(fgsmynt) on the following conditions-
The purchase shall Include all the Powers Interested
in the and navigation Of the sound and of ths
Belts That the abolition of the dues may become obi
gatory the purchase must be agreed to by all the
Powers in the present negotiation Denmark
reservine 70 itself to treat separately with Powers not
J. The said sum of IS 900 rix dollars shall be con-
sidered com pensaton for dues shipping well
cargoes. the dues shipping to be regulated &C
cordng flag the dues cargoes to be divided by
half on imported and the other half exported mer
chandise by the Sound or the Belts
The pay Of the quota which, according to table
n b. presented in the conference OF the I'd Of Febru
airy, win fall to the lot Of each Power represented will
bs assured to Denmark in such manner will aeem to 1t
satisfactory.
In the conference held the 4th of January last
present the delegates OF Austria, Belgium, Denmark
Spain, France Great Britain, the Netherlands Prussia
Russia, and Of Sweden and Norway.
At the conference Of the % Of Februsry, in addition
to the abovenamed delegates the delegate of his royal
Highness the Grand Ddks Of Oceuburg WAS present.
The delegate of his Danish Majesty repeats the decIara
ton already made by him In the Conference Of February
that according to the precise orders Of his govern
ment, the indicated above is the minimum Of the
indemnity which Denmark thinks she has right to ask
for the abolition Of the dues.
Conformaby to the principles proposed for the dlv
vision Of the eventual indemnity the quota for which the
different Powers represented in the present negotfa
ton shall contribute the said Of IS 900 rix
dolla
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Upton CFnARC
No. 35.

mon, in person, who. in three days, ar
rived a, the American settlement on the
Rio de los Americanos. Here he learned
that Castro had abandoned Santa Clara.
and was re'reaiing south toward Ciuded
de los Angeles, (thc city oil the Ang-
els, the seat Of the Governor General
of the Californias, and distant 400 miles.
|, was instantly resolved on to pursue
him to that place. At the momcn, OF
departure the gratifying intelligence was
received that war had commenced; i; that
Monterey had been taken by our naval
force. and the United States flag there
raised on the l7th Of July and tha, til.
feet would cooperate in the pursuit OF
Castro and his forces. The iias OF In.
dependence was hauled down, ard ,ha,
Of the Uns,d States hois,ed, amidst the
hearty greetings and 10 the great ioy oi
the American settlers and the forces un-
der the command oil Col. Fremont.
The combined pursui, was rapidly
continued; and on the ll,h OF August
Commodore Stockton and Col. Fremont.
with detachment of marines from the
city of the Angles without resistance or
objection the Governor General, Plco.
the Commander General. Castro, aud
all the Mexican authorities having fad
aud dispersed. Commodore Stockton took
possession Of the whole country as a con-
ques, OF the United States. and appoint
ed Col. Fremont Governor. under the
law Of nations: 10 assume the functions
OF that office when he should return to
the squadron.
Thus in the short space OF sixty days
from the first decisive movement, thls
conquest was achieved by a small Sedy
Of men, to an extent beyond their own
expectation: for the Mexican authorities
proclaimed il a conquest, not merely of
the northern part. but of the whole prov.
iuce of the Calilornias.
The comnandant General, Castro, on
the 9th OF August, from his camp at the
Mesa, and mex, day :" on the road 10 So
nora" announced this result to the peo-
pie, together with the actual figh, and
dispersion of the former authorities; and
at the same time, he officially communi-
Gated the fact Of the conquest to the
French. English, and Spanish consuls in
California; and, to crown the whole, the
official paper Of the Mexican government.
on the 18th Of October, in laying these
official communications before the pubic.
introduced them with the emphatic deca-
ration, THE loss Of the CALIFORNIA; IL
consummated" The whole province
was yielded up to the United States, aud
is now in our military occupancy. 4
small par, Of the troops sen, ou, to sub
ject tins province will constitute, i, is pre-
sumed, sufficient force TO retain our
possession, aud the remainder will be dis.
posable for other objects Of the war.
w. L. MARCY,
To the President of the u. States.
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Tecumseh, but when about eleven miles
from that place, we were appalled, by the
sight Of the body Of . murdered man.
firmly tied to tree by the roadside
He was tied with his back to the tree.
and his hands and feet partially around
it. He had been shot just above the Jeff
eye. as we suppose, with rife ball. A
large hunting.knife was sticking in his
breast. 1t had been driven clear ,hro'
him. and the point was two or three
inches IN the tree. He was evidently
murdered yesterday or day before.
There was toadstool tied to the
knife-handle, on which the following in
scrip,isn was written:
Let those rho are going 10 rots against
Narery in Kansas taks sOarning!
The name of the man was Laban
Parker, and he was from Cleveland,
Ohio. Tenn. Organ.
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Latest News,

The Attack on Frdnkltn-Refidjls Intel-
hgeno from Private .Messsnger-
.Missourians in Secret Forttfcotiens
Routed by Free State Men.
A messenger has nst arrived from
Kansas with reliable information abou,
the reported attack upon the town oil
Franklin.
l, seems that the Border Rufiians have
been indus!riously improving the time
for several months past in preparation for
general attack upon the Free State
settlers--,o wipe them out with fire and
sword.
For this purpose they have erected
block no, Sc in which they have stored
away ammunition and provisions. They
felt so confident OF success tina, they
made no secret of their intention and
even fixed the time for the attack
| Already had they commenced mur-
derng the Free State men. A Free
State man by the name o! Hoyt, from
Massachusetts, was found shot near the
block house on Washington Greek, and
another one whose name the messenger
did not remember, was also sho. near Lac
same place.
The Free State men being perfectly
acquainted with this state OF facts, aud
knowing full well that there would be no
lnterpostlon on the part OF the govern
ment, were compelled TO take the in
I,iative and accordingly, on the nigh, OF
! the l2th inst, attacked the border rufiian
block house a, Frankln, where i. was
known a quantity OF arms &c.. were
stored. This block house vas defended
by some twenty r,en--~ who OF couse had
great ads antage in being defended by
the tortitiea,Ion.
The Free State men, however. sue
ceeded in taking the house after fight q,
some hours. One Free Ststc man was
killed and two severelyjwounded They
captured some 40 stand oi arms and a
cannon. The arms mostly stolen from
Lawrence at the sack Of that place IN the
spring.
! A dispa tn from s, Loni. gives what
purporls to be an accoun. OF another bat
tie, but we think 1t probable that il is
only another version ol the affair at
Frank lin.
From the above information an1 our
kowledge of the state Of affairs ia Kan
sas, we can scarcely doubt that very se
rious trop!e may be expected. Atchison
and String!ellow came down the Ms
souri, las, week with the intention Of hold
ing meetings ia the border towns and
thoroughly arousing ths border Of border
ruifiau. who have heretofore been ever
ready TO make warike foray into Kan
sas to carry out practically the .quats,r
sovereignty doctripes OF the slaye-driylng
democracy.
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4oetrp 4 Wisttllanp
Poor Old Buck.
TuNE--Iucle Ned.

There is an old donkey. worn out Jack.
Too old to live very long,
He has no bsne in the middle Of his hack
Where the bones ought to grew very strous.
ehoRos--Ihen let down the bars very low,
And drive In the poor old joe.
There'sno more work for poor old Buck
Lot bm 60 where the old nags 70.
His legs are long when he runs after votes,
But he has no eyes for to see
And his teeth are worn out eating public oats
So he'll have to let the public oats be.
CHoKrs-Then let down the bars &c.
lie always pulls wrong with very hard Jerk,
which gives to his driver much trouble,
He's not at all fit for our kind of work,
Fer he's never yet learned to 60 double
CHoRUs-Then let down the bars, &c.
what's the use of a nag with SO many bad ways
So stubborn, so old and so slow,
The best We can do is to turn him out to Craze,
In the fields where the short grasses grow.
CHoRus--Then let down the bars, &c.
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ssag" Since the las, issue Of this paper
the Junior Editor has suffered some
pleasure on account Of a v,ry agreeable
double domestic atiiic,ion' Their names
arc "Jsssie" and ",jcaaic." How do
you like them Linn Register.