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THE DAILY UNION
THE FUSION TICKET IN PENNSYLVANIA.

The Philadelphia Argus thus speaks of the fusion State
ticket which the black republicans Of Penns have
baited TO catch know nothing votes;
The State ticket the first ticket which the inconguous
of the opposition will be called upon to vote But
sentiment consistently adhered throughout all these
bar gains and that Is aboitionismbod, defiant and BIAS
phemous abotionism Ii this which underies the whole
State ticket The know nothing who votes for because II
supposed represent his sentiments will be quite as much
cheated citizen who votes for 1t because
he thinks it represents his sentiments The only party that
win be satisfied with it are the abooniss and they are
chuckng in their sleeves over the Of plan by which
they adopted citizens and the worst know nothngs
one the time into their tolls by protesting to
favor their contradictory doctrines Was there ever IN
the history of politics damning, disgraceul ana
reckless cheat than th2 The people that would endorse
such fraud would give the lie to the idea that they are ca
pable of selfgoyernment."
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OFFICIAL.
TREASURY DEPaRTMEST,


May Is, 1856.
Congress July, tueh stock is re
deemahc its and will be paid
reader &C the certificates hereof November prrt
interest thereon will #a .'
This viii 10 sad
day of edempuon and will therefor following premium in
day's interest for the money to reach the yendor
Treasury the Ist d,y Of
July, Inclusive per cent on
specified in the certificates; .
such stock received the l and ls days August
fourth Of one per cent?
anes the ls day Of August ,he in
thereon additional uieres, ony win he
paid.
Certificates Of such must be dp
assigned the United States party
purchase aud when prior the li July
hafyes by present
otherwise such interest win be payable heretofore
And notice further holders Of other Of The Uncd
states that hi1 department win purchase the between
day Of June and e LIST DAY Of December unless the o
e 800 100 shall be previously obtained viii pay
addition accrued from day Of the last dividend
Of interest," and days additional interest for The
the vendor, the following rates Of premium
On stock oC the loan OF ls4l preum OF 10 cent
loans 1877 and 1885, premium OF 6
eed the Of 9th sepeub 1850 com
monty called Teran-indemny stock, premium = per cent
Certificates under this notice soud duly assigned
United by entitled money and
n previous the LIST Ju e current half years interest
nust also be assigned w sockhoder
Interest for the half day will be payable
toforc.
Payme for all the foregoing win be made by
asistnn Boston, York, Philadelphia,
parties entitled TO receive the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE.
May q9-dlnloyov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Loo AL NE w s..

Now that the months have passed away, and the
cold is approaching city quite bust
ling, business-ke air. The thin, airy garments Of sum-
have given place to the thickes broadcob and the
dark cherries fireplace is lighted up with glowing
cracking ERE. The pedestrian longer lounges along at
snas pace but bounds on ut sprnging gate and our
perseverng haekmen rub their knuckes and keep up
ncessant cry of black sir In short this sudden change
In the weather has worked wonderful change In every
thing about the city The coadeaer has suddenly been
beset by host Of eager customers and the stoves which
have been membranes to the being rapid
transferred the houses Of citizens Brosdootbs
in demand and the tsilors shop that emporium of
fashion, is place full of interest to those who anxious
to procure fashionable winter garments.
THE NATIONAL THArRr-From the great sale of seats
believe that the concert which takes place tonight
though the last will be the most successful of the present
season. Our citizens determined to come out en-
d testify their appreciation Of the great musical treat
which IL offered to them.
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Navy Of tho Revolution.

TO THE SURVIVING HEIRS AND REPRESENTATIVES, or
4 THE OFFICERS OF THE NAVY or THE REVOLU.
TONConress having nj the last session mnlured bill
provide or Of the claims OF the officers Of tho
revolutionary and Of the widows and orphan children
Of who died in servce granting half for life
close Of the which bill passed the House
by large majority and only awnts the final
unjuy excludes all officers Of the navyno
the undersigned being the
Commodore Joshua barney,
children deceased
applied
bin, period SUCCESSFULLY
therefore postponed until December next ..s....
In order said sclinn
Of all those interested he respectfully the heirs and
sentaIves OF said officers throughout the United States forward
Uned Of the war; be viii employ agents
their memorials and their claims the Of
Congress the compensation be awarded 10 the army
ofacers.
Prompt Indispensable therefore earnestly requested
John BARNEY.
Notr-Edors newspapers throughout The Union favorable to
widows orphans naval officers who
prior peace Of i73 respectfully requested
this Insertion and their charge viii be paid any
funds that may he received. .a.n
Sep l9-eolw
NsOFr HATsG-New styles for fail and winter.--wc
have received large and complete
and boys Of MI styles calors and prices which
GEO, N. y. WHITE co.'s
Fashionable Hat and Cap store, $40 Pennsylvani avenue,
s.s,.|"H-' between ph End 10th
" BWe are fttpHrnd oil fair competition, 4,
he lowest prices for cash. -
Sep l6 eu6t
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HON. j. @. BRECKINRIDGE.

1t will be from the following letter. which we find
in the New York Daily News, that friends in New
York will be deprived of the pleasure of the longantcpa
ted visit from Mr. Breckenridge during the present
LEXINGTON, (Ky.,) September Is, 1856.
Dean SIN 1t will be impossible for visit New York
during the My duties at home require constant at
tenon If possible to do it would give great
pleasure New York and aid the democracy in the
great struggle they are engaged in.
Thanking you cordially for your kind wishes regards
myself am yours respectfully,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE.
FINLAY NJ KIEa, Esq.
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ID v. STEER, Merchant Tailor, No, ass seventh Il.
notifies his the public he
from the New York and Philadelphia markets the and be
stock OF cloths oassuecs yestngs Shirts Sticks
siery 4eY taa be has ever offered for their inspection.
his acquhinance his patrons the
demands Of the Washington public, and
the selection ofh goods he confidently he better pre-
pared su them than he has before soc
Examination his sock and prices by the public
who call that he takes great pleasure showing his
ps~s attention u invited the which
eved be of the best description county
Sep is-9avawf
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INhUPEaENG.-We would particularly invite the 81
" parsons wishing furnish Handsomely TO and
beautiful styles imported English velvet Brussels
exhibiting carpet department, second and
We have paid unusual attention the selection
goods confident their quality
ing elegant designs very moderate prices, will
vorAby the closest buyers and them the
OF going North 10 make their purchases.
We also in variety Of Brussels,
ply double ngraia and Venetian
just from large auction New York and be sold
unusually cneap. BARNES h MITCHELL,
On the Avenue, between 9Th and 9th streets,
Sep Is-ro,f3w
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lLarkets.

New YoRK, Sept. 2.There better feeling in cot
ton TO day, and prices advanced Is cent? Orleans mid
ding 1871 cents Uplands middlng, ~ cents and Uplands
fair Is cents. Flour steadysales Of 5000 bbs State
IS 20 So I6j Ohio 50 20 SO 80; standard southern
Sc s0a 81 rs. Wheat has declining tendenoy-saes of
10000 bushels reds 81 40 81 A. aud whites 81 81 81 ST.
Corn translates of $4,000 bushels southern mixed $50
cents Pork has decned-sales at SO rs $40 for
Beef and lard unchanged. Coffee is quietsales of
1000 bags-Rio, l0A IL cents. Sugar is frm-saes of
$500 hhdsHavana, sA 1O cents Spirits turpentine
dusaes of Wilmington at AZ cents. Rosn is unchanged
Rice is quetsae of 400 tierces at 46 Freght
easier .a "n#..
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IMPORTANT FROM NEW YoRK.-Trndc almost
suspended In BroadwayTUCKER has made his upon
aud Is home triumphant with the
CANT styles London and Paris He prepared exhibit
splendid cloths and he
Offered public. would afford him gfeut pleasure
orders from gentlemen nR Tor the r.
confident he has his facility for
giving complete satisfaction.
Terms moderate Exhibition charge.
WILLIAM TUCKER,
Merchant Tailor, No. 42v Pennsylvania avenue
Sep le-eod4w between ~ and 9Th streets.
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Forla b.

Know all persons by these presents that released
and hereby releases, State Of aby or
claim for the OF certificate evidence
Der for the sum Of 8, issued by republic az
Texas Tor by the authorities OF the State Of Texas
BEL and redeemed by the United States in accordance pro-
visions OF act Of Congress- entitled
OF such creditors republic
pretended In the of Congress of
dfed aud any, approved the 2e day OF and an r
Of the state Of Texas approved the let of sbuafy 1856
AZ witness my hand and seal, -
22-difls
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nEXTEHs HOTEL 20 be closcd-on Saturday, Goth In.
shall hotel for the Of giving thorough
cleansing painting and renovanT, will Monday
next, when shall be prepared
my friends and the public generally. NJ. A, DEXTER
Sep lg-dlwf
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puvan a. Bro, Merchant TaiIors,

receiving their and goods Of
IA and imporaiions Now York.
fashions the fall and winter styles.
citizens generally invited call early
make their selections,
DUvALL BRO, Penn. aveuua,
Between Fuur.and-a- half and siTth
Sept 90-eod2wift
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INDIANA.

Tue Hartford Times says that Mr. Alfred B. Ely, Ere
O"e who has just returned to that city from bis resi-
D IN the central portion Of Indiana states his strong
D'Hon that Indiana will 90 for Buchanan and Breck
as' BY 10000 majority. The spirit and enthusiasm Of
voc democrats there was never eaualled.
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An,sriean oane.ntion aud Nomination. IN Nem rork.

T7'7''
RocnFsrER, Sept. A.--The Fillmore convention COM
pleted m labors O'Clock this morning and adjourned
after having completed the nomination Of the State and
electoral tickets Hons Daniel Uman and jesse g. Dunn
we're for electors large The convention
unanimous in its business and closed with three cheers for
Fillmore and the American party.
The northern Amecans in their evening session. adopted
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One of the eastern cotton mills is manufacturing Ere
mont and Dayton caicoesT After the 4th of November
these caicoes win be better and extensively known
Worssd goods.
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resolutions cheerfu responding to the Fillmore convention
for fusion the Fillmore ticket rearmin the principles
Of the northern Americans and declaring the national
miee discharged. The convention then adjourned die
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ANOTHER sHARK.--The Charleston Mercury says;

~ shark measuring thirteen feet In length was
taken by party Of gentlemen In the inlet at the east end
OF Suliyans island Saturday evening" and landed r-
umphanty In front Of the Moutrie House, where IL
the great centre Of curiosity Yesterday morning"
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city, aoh instant by The Very
srosr.TprrT, s. H. Of Georgetown College Or hLPHONSO
r. sENMEs of Canton. Mississippi to sABfNA daughter the
late HA srasrs, ESQ, Of Georgetown, ~. q,
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CnomsATi, Sept A.The river Ohio said 10 be lower
the present moment than before known. Droves Of
tie being driven It at this point without diff
Guilty.
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CoLumBrA, Is. CD Sept. ga heavy frost occurred
here last night which, II feared has done much injury
the cotton crop.
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National Theatre.
The complete attending the Two previous
MAURICE STRAKOSCH's


operate and Concert Company,
Coupled his desire crafty his patrons
Washington, induced the manager yield conpli-
10 the generally expressed wishes of
THE MUSIC LOVERS
OF Washington and that hvong circumstances
enabled him TO effect an arrangement for positively bat
ONE NIGHT
Additionally when welcome and world
M'DLIE TERESA PARoDL
Sustained by the great tenor,
sgnor nj. TIBERINI,
And eminen basso,
signor BERNARDO,
Assisted by the famed youthful prodigy,
PAUL JULIEN,
And the celebrated pianist,
MAURICE sTRAKOsCH,
render entirely fresh carefully programme
operate music.
M'DLLE TERESA PaRoDI
VIII occasion her inspns stirring execu-
ton of our nations anthem, the
sTAR-sPANGLED BANNER,
widest enthusiasm, oores exquisite
ballad of
THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER.
NO CHANGE IN THE PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Box sheet open Wednesday and
Thursday next, from 8, a. m TO 5, p.
Sept 2o-tdi
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Nv" dentists in New York have announced their inter.
u" V" receive pupils of the female sex
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Form A,

Know all persons by these that
and hereby releases the United States Of further
abitfy cefcue of
number Tor the sum OF s. iseued by the
Texas for by the authorities the
beD redeemed by the United
provisions Of of Congress- entitled provide for lie
payment osuc creditors OF The republic Of
preendrd ~ the ast of Congress of September
dred and n.y. approved the 2eth February
of the State OF Texas approved the si OF February
AS witness my hand and seal, -
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carpetipgs
2J Ich Mosaic rugs
rs do Chenille do
velvet do
IS low .pced tuied do
rich Chenille and velvet parlor mats
leo druggeu orumh cloths all sizes
Is pieces printed druggeus all widths
pieces coiofcd figured damask for dancing cloths
bales, Cocoa Juie, sheep skin. M Other mats
pieces felt carpeing, for Offices &C.
IS pieces IA 4, ga, lo4 lia and i24 linen sheetngs
$50 pairs 90 10 d. ILL., and 1874 sup bed blankets
so pairs sup. crib and cradle blankets
$50 pairs servants snd ironing blankets
rs quilted he'd comforts
i25 White Marseilles bed quilts, all sizes
l5J double damask table cloths all
rs pieces table damask, al widths
$50 dozen satin damask napkin1
80 dozen damask towels
100 pieces huc kahack dap per towelings
IS itch cloth piano covers
do table
10 pieces very rich brocatel for curaHa
satin LANES do
IS do wurstea damaSks do
y do very rich Union damasls 70 curtains
10 do striped Ieps for dining room curtains
10 do plain reps for furniture covering
IS do plain and twilied Turkey red caxhmeret
$50 pairs richly embroidered lace cuTans
do muslin do
leo pieces embroidered muslins
so pieces huff shade linens aud FIX
$50 painted window shades ard nxurcs--
Together with complete stock Of
quse Tor housekeeping purposes all which
favorable terms as car "a had other house the county
The public are respectfully invited 10 Tor hemselysa
HooE, lIoaHER. CO
Sept 2O-3taw4wifi
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE-
RIES OF MARYLAND,

The following drawn numbers Of TIE Maryland Cnsso
dated Lottery benefit Of Warrington County, &C. css
10, drawn September a. 1856
90 10 81 IL 20 9 u 90 3 20 CT 4 10
The following are the numbs 81 the Psiapsco Institute
Lottery class 25i, drawn September %, 1850
81 80 81 ~ Ga 80 SO so 70 90 4s 10
n. FRANCE n Co., Manugsra
n. " wcPHlrL, Commissioner
Sept 05-t
4. EcErvED a 10, Of william Penn Cook stoves and
w, u. HARRoYER, seventh street
Sept 2Of. E.gs+s' Ffve funts from Penn avenue
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Departure Of the Arabic,


BosroS, Sept A-The Arabia sailed at quarter before
this morning, taking out about $3.50, 600 In specie.
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CLEVELAND, Sept, 2Tbe State fair opened yesterday
and the attendance was large.
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ga pet ng, Curtain Materials, and Furnishing
Goods Generally.

6cntFHHy.
respectfully The attention Of houst
following goods adapted the
hts and of citizens, viz:
% pieces rich Wilton Competing
Brussels
and heavy Brussels do
printed Brussels do
velvet da
Brussels stats
do egua super. 3pv do
la5 ingram do
do Dutch plaid do
80 do all woo ingram Gov phce) carpellng
do cotton do do do %
rs do s, ~ and "A twled and plain Venetian
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q IL N IL IL A l. N II w 8.

FRUIT THE JEnslRs.-The Bridgeton IN ~ Chroni-
Gle says the fruit crop in that vicinity, with the exception
of peaches promises to be unusually large Apple
trees loaded and cider mills doing good BUSH
ness.
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York COUNTY AGRICULTURAL FAR.-The annual exhi-
bton of the York County Agricultural Society will be
held at York Pennsylvania Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday the ls 3D. and Sd days of October The society
have made every preparation for crsditabe exhibition
The premiums offered quite LIBERAL and inducements
held out to competitors without regard to locality
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SALE OF THE BEDFORD SpRINGs-The Bedford (Pa.)
Chronicle that L. Anderson esq has effected
sale of his valuable property known as the Bedford
Springs. The purchasers reside mainly in Philadelphia,
and the price the round Of $l7oooo 1t is the in
tention of the new organize company
age the whole concern and they design making substan
tia improvements to the premises at an early day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-08

the desspsments Of the woman Jacobs may lead
&c the recovery Of much Of 1t.
TIE LATB HOMICIDE IN WILLIAM sTREET-ExASINA-
TON or THE PRISONER KANE.
day Coroner Gamble proceeded TO the City Phi
SON. and examined Martin Kane the charge Of killing
William Rpf. at the lager bier saloon, No. 23l william
street. on New Yesr morning. by staboing him in the
neck with knife other sharp Instrument. The fol-
loving is copy Of the examination paper as taken be-
fore the Ccroner:-
Martin Kane being duly mined before the under
signed, accordiog to law the annexed charge an
being inos that be was At heery to answer or not
any questions put to him, states folio rs, viz
Question. Whist Is your nancy Answer. Martin Kano.
9. How old are you2 A. 20 years.
Q. Where you bornf A. Germany.
8. where do you live A. No. II Taomas street.
Z. What ID your occupations A. sheen
.. Have You anything to say, and 80, what relative
20 the charge preferred against you? A. am not
defence.
Taken b.iere me, this 18th day of January, 1855
ROBr. GAMBLE Coroner.
The prisoner then committed to thesrombs, to
await the action OF tbs Graud jury.
CHARGE ~ coNsPIRIN6 TO DEFEAT THE ENDS OF
JUSTICE.
Tnomas Williams and Mary Macklin we're taken into
cos.oeay, charge of c,nsprng together defeat the
ends Of justice The accused it Is alleged, endsayored
TO effect the escape Of ned John MsCarty nov
lodged in the ronbs on charge of p,hug the pocket of
lady named Anna Boyd while abe attending the Iu
neral services Of hsr deceased husband at Trinity church
few days ago, BY refandDg t,e stolen money to
plsnaat and making the most urgent appeals to her
sympathy for the liberation of the accused Mary wh1
TIE Ieputsd vile Of be prisoner Mccar y worssd hard
fo- the withdrawal Of he complaint, and would In all
probability have succeeded had no. tae authorities got
abd q thu proceeding and caused her arrest Tue ac
cused we're committed 20 prison for examination Justice
Welsh the magistrate in is case, complains OF tia
eqnent inter e ence OF Interesting females in the behalf
OF parties charged with crime and slys that many
plants agans. noted thieves wishdra through the
tea ana insrgues Of crafty yet many young al
beautiful
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The Street Commlssasnex's App0antnscnts.-
ss e.
n. street co%ms:oos. 1.ylor Wheeler Mr. Tsylor IN ne
hs party iisnds in giving deserving o. bis parsans
he pas Who oar are only oonesSssd NOV
Syus selected are worthy and veil gSsa d
Ei :.aa hs IS; public srIssa
Cd Q rs
s Re Sa and s are e. he
x. xs
yssss Z rn Ts ss % ave
dpus The ability q these gentlemen they are all q
OF Srea. experience in public affairs Three more competent
the head ofcoissou Mr. Joseph R. Tsy
be mentioned. He public three years a memo,r
phs oee Be
puonc snd bus selsc ion as Collector Of
TS have sss oa
Ss
s %h crea snd LIBBY has acTe merchant
Sa sued 9TH great - s an
be Justly spoken aspra,s Of either hess gonenen aud
10 0Ds l be SS and hoe o. nn sn %
sie y, promptly aisch,rgel Il entrusted 70 'h,m
who has filed DC ohics Win o al
speak he abb, oacsr ana an accomplished gsolem,n
Nobod, viii dispute that
The Map Clerk IL the Honorable Ed ain A. Ware
the state He Will make geu dating
clerk. Surely of hs ordorn viii ooc. hi appoint
ment.
The Commissioners clerk Henry Y. Lowell IL said
70 be gent eman of siy aud pleasant address
no one hut disoppon ell cant for The situation VIII fud
iauit with this yery Judisi1us selection. Pess
he selection OF Mr. Rufus Crane TO superintendent OF
Wharves Piers and Slips uuver sally commended very
prooer appointment Mr.. Crane acds aud slewi
street commissioner who XII AID appreciates his good
qualities Il doubtful If better pilcc could
have been found II NIL the Know Nothing Councils IN TIE city
had been Thoroughly raked over.
The Superintendent OF Lands ard Places Mr. Hebberd, is
we know 10 possess al thu requisites for hc peoer
a n Of The gea that WI deyoye upon him 10 win
for complaint wha!ever We will voi.ch for Herbecd.
The Inspector of Sidewalks is Mr. Edward Merritt late
in that postion and whose uprighness citizen ran
tees thai he viii be an efficient officer.
The situation OF Contract Clerk has yet aely
awarded to any one There al strongly recommend
wonld be found a,updany competent honest opinion
is that e1Counclman John c. wanden taking hngs into
would nnd hun very useful and very intel igen in
all matters connected with the business OF his oGlce
lake the appointments OF Mr. Tag or together hey merit,
WIN receive the conmendaion OF the public Ia
leced no one whose character integrity viii The
test of scrunv and therefore surprised 10 Ind
OF his Know Nothing brothers busy engaged in
that have been suffered by the partisan friends OF Mr. Tayl
IN not obtaining the offices they expected lie hal duty
Eoersby We'll 10 the selection OF uneAce onable sor
oil the places In the Deoarment they
ed 10 his We don't like the idea of democrats
being displaced 10 make for these Know Nohngs;
we suppose must submit and consolation thu u,sn
OF integrity and Ct aracter selected I'll places We
have no fault to fId With Young the score Of his
ward and elsewhere had better up their re
tished ard conened.