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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-04

The column Of twsddle in yesterday s
Democrat relative TO the Gazette and Ii
qsor Law, an attempted Interpretation of
cur position, but too mixed and muddy TO
render any object OF the writer ih,ell;gibie
excepting his studied endeasor 10 mar pre-
cent the Gazette, is entirely unworthy Of
notice. We scarcely think it has become
necessary yet for citizens to refer TO the
Democrat 10 learn the positions Of tie Ga
sette. II our opinions are Of any impor.
lance to the public, We trust the public viii
be able 10 ascertain what they are BY read
ing the Gazette. The misrepresen's iofs Of
the Democrat have become 60 proverbal,
,hst TO say even its friends place confidence
IN the Democrats statements OF sn oppo-
nsnt's position, would be questioning their
common sense. We have In detail given
our views on the Prohibitory Law and the
Amendatory Act, and If We are no, uader.
stood through cur own language, we can
scarcely be made more intsiligible through
the interpretations Of paper which never
Assitsses TO EiscoRstrus that which is plain
sDd misssresent wis. il cannot rsfu,s, 20
far % we are concerned
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-04

DE4gA OF CALLS sEAroS, Esa.-Ths
dsa,h OF Gales Seston. ESQ (son uf CsL
Uasl seston, Of the National IsLeiiisfaceyj
y4icn sc announced yestetdsy, awsk ned
sad emotions among BIZ wide circie or
trends in this city. where he formerly r.
dtd and practleec his prg'eesicn, the ia9y
lie WIS gentleman u roe tsienrs, rnaci
..isrsry ste. and hgh character. Tn is
ne Of she mo:I poignant domestic aiti c.
TONS Coz. seatyH hos been called up IL
spfer, Twenty years ago, one Of his cons,
beautiful lIttle fellow, was thrown FROM d
uurte and kiiled. A. Z later period, Lieut..
5eston, of the U b. Army, the tides; soD If
Col. s., died away from nJme VIII k 10 hs
dsehsrge Of bic duty. Two years ago aIrs.
schroeder, The accom- plishsd aud universally
esteemed vie of Dir. Srhrosoer, United
states Minister at Stockholm, died al that
sPjlal. The surviving children sre, M.
sston, Of the C0sst Survey service, Mfs
lolprbus Monroe. and Mss seslen, Of.
Washington, VINO are held IN universal
respect end ssteem in tina, city.--Rrchmona
Day Dispaioh, FL. 1914,
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-04
That hrtbery CAarwv

! xeeteedeys Deuecsat was sdsapsrateap.
sroHssd on the subjected she bribery charge
Against Horace Greeley. its wrath being IN
daced by the evidence gwen BY one John
Suyker before the Congressional Commit
tee. yet literally amounting % nothing. A
short time sisre We Pabliahed a letter fren,
Mr.. Greeley, which reiuted that bribery
charge in its whole length and breadth II
10 needless TO say the Democrat did MOI
publish that letter, and il never will. In ~.
ference TO this subject, we give below AZ
editorial from the New York Mirror, a pa
per bitterly opposed TO the Republican par,
" and snll more bitterly an,agonistie to
NJ. Greeley:
CHARGE OF BHIIKRY AGAINST HoKAcs
OasEtSr Mr.. Geeley's pol,,eal enenies
are chuckiing oser the charge that he re
ceived thousand dollar bride TO help IL
lohbying western land bill through Con
sress. We shall be acquitted OF oil inter
Gated motives in saying that we 60 not be
lieve that Horace Greeley ever received
dollar - qs,d pro quo tor any influence h,
might exert, in or out OF the columns OF hi,
journal, either ior or against any messur,
sefere Congress.
In tho 6tst place Mr.. Greeley's pecunia
~ condition llts his, above temptation. II,
sen all the money he wsuts frem his legi
innate business, hesides occasionally dip
ling little more into outside speculation
His explanatory letter touching the br,ber,
changes, which we regret We hsve Mo
space to publish, entirely sxculpstes hin
iron the gross accusation OF his sdserssrie.
In making this statement we simply rende
an sct OF justice to brother editor, " ho ha
never done rs tsrar, and probably nese
will. except 'orer the lett hui Il is n
part Of the Mirrors creed 10 be Seaerou
10 is friends and unjust 10 It's enemies
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-04

Ynbsulsnsat on he Pasias Railrsaa A
- ~ 3sssvsrsS'
Yesterday afternoon, Mr. ]. J. Porter.
Station and general agentfcr the Pacific
Railroad AT Jefferson City, vas sfrssied "a
hat place, eAsrged with embessnng -
funds OF tae coapany. Wm. Pssde are
Lueius Abhot,, Conductors, wers srrestea
las, night in this soi,y on Tie sane cha G..
Porter gave up oSoO0 Il the senbsssled
hnds, and PRIDE. 500. Abbott, q, his
own request, was sent up to Jefferson CITY
his meraing, IN charge OF an eusss's'e'
what purpose, can only be surmised.
The affair was brought to light IN the
| fnllo ing manner: Porter iutortned con
auctor On The road that he and Two others
had been for some time making practice
| 81 spprapristing oonsi'orehle share et thu
money received for fare. freight, Sc, an'
which did not come through the regu!a
| rasnaels; as, when money for passage wa
paid the Conductor Instead OF to the ticke
agent. or way freight paid for without regu
| lar entry on the books at the office Thu
Information was given a. preliminary to-
proposition which was immediately made
l that the conductor should 60 IN with them
and aid In the scheme.
He pretended 10 do so, and when he ha
discovered the whole arrangement, gave in
formation to the company, by whom IN
arrest Of the agent was procured. Tn
/ after implicated Pride and Abbott. an
caused their arrest. Pride was taken hs
tore Justice a lien this mornin g, and on a
affidavit made by Morris D. Reese, was bel
to bail 10 the sum Of $4,000, waiting an ex
animation. From ell we can learn, the ey
,dence agaist the parties consists sltogethe
IN their own Submissions, but to what exten
those %. We could not learn.--N. Lou
.Snos. 9th.
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Oar GooDs IN MARBLE HALLs.n--They
sho lve in marble palaces, are the favorites
u Fortune; for who but the prosperous and
the wealthy can afford such magnificence!
Arguing thus, the conclusion is natural
tha, our friends Cooley. Farweli & CO.. the
xtensive wholesale Dry Goods firm, (suc-
cessors to Cooley, Wadsworth B. Co.. are
among the most prosperous OF Western
Merchants. Their new building on Wabash
s,snue, few steps south of Lake ST, into
which they have just moved their large
stock OF goods, and which they will hence
orth occupy as their business house, is a
marble palace" that would do hoaor 10 q
Fifth avenue nabob, doing business in
Broadway. 1t is magnificent building.
and It's interior is magnlficentiy arranged
aud magnificently filled.
The basement and first story rooms, each
80 and lao feet In size are equal to any OF
the New York wholesale rooms; and in ad
di,ion to these, they occupy he four and
fifth stories as ware. rooms--makinQ in all,
each department being filed with goods. as
extensive dry goods house as can be found
anywhere. ~
Those who know nothing OF Chicago bust
ness masters, may receive with lncreduity
the statement that Chicago business houses
may thus be compared with those of Goth
am; but for such the best doubt-dispel,er, in
this respect, 10 TO "come and see" II il a
fact. and we say it not in BOOSTING.
The firm 81 Cooley, Wadsworth g. Co,
did a business during the past year amount
ing to 81 100000. Having been establish
ed in the city fer nine years, and proved IL
self worthy Of the confidence and patron
age Of retail merchants ia lhe West, the
business OF this house has gradually in
creased from year TO year, aud il will not
bs expecting too much TO say tina, during
the present year their business will f.rc,sd
milllop Of dollars. We most esrne.iiy
wish then continued success Ia their new
location, knowing, rs we do, thai none ere
worthier OF it.-Chica9o Eps. Jour.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-04
Great Excitement In Consrsss.

"AshiASfUNy = 60. 10
A great excitement was occasioned In
the House this morning by the following
occurrence: Mr. Wright, of Tennessee,
came up Ia front Of Dir. Sherman's fof
Ohio) desk. and folding his arms, confront.
ed Mr.. Sherman with scowI and an a,ti.
iate of defiance and insult. Mr.. Sherman,
with great quickness, observing that
Wright'a purpose was to provoke an insult,
coelly took up some waters from his desk
in his fingers and cast them in Wright's
ACE. ThereuPon Wright undertook to draw
pistol Sherman at once rose to bis feet,
when number Of members interiered and
prevented further conseaue nees. One par.
y of gentlemen escorted Wright back to
his seat, and another removed Mr.. Sher-
man without the bar Of the House The
latter, however, quickly returned TO bic
seat.
Thus vas an assassination prevented on
the hsor Of the House simply b. hitch in
9 coat pocket. Sherman's quickness and
cooiness were admirable.
Great is slavery and its representatives.!
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-04

The Squa,ter Sovereignty humbus has
served iss turn aad the Democracy are now
uyiag 10 get rid Of il. The Southern Dem
oesass Of the United States Senate recent-
ly rePsdiatsd the alien feature incorporated
in the squat,er sovereignty doctrine Of the
Ksnsss. Nebrsska bill, while leading Demo-
crats everywh are repsdiatins the whole
syssem. Here is what the former editor OF
The Democratic Review says in series Of
comnunicatione which he is writing 10 the
Washington Union, the Pierce organ;
aAs for sqsAtter sopersigafy-I mean ~ .
PROPOSITION ssl peneris-it is Z norsi, socssf.
ssj pe,iticsl Asmsse in theo-y II was .
sinpk error, in practice il has proved 9vess
eySne. Il is on incubus which the
Demosratc party. strong ~ IL il and flushed
with recent victory, 10 not strong enough TO
suppors. II 10 . pofiticsi asisGna, &C.
TAis IL certainly strong language from :
proniaent member of the party which had
noshing but squatter sovereignty in its plat
form, bst 1t is oil true. And yet how diner.
eat 10 this from The language adopted BY
that party few months ego in its recon.
pssdasion Of this squatter sovereignty hum.
bug. AZ contemporary remarks, during
the late campaign it was accounted an un-
psrdo1sble heresy to doubt the excellence Of
the toueh stone OF true Democracy, which
was sssaster sovereignty. Last fall every
Democratic organ and every Denocrauc
speaker throughout the country either 81
iensly sequieseed in it or Justify boosted q
iss necessity for the preservation Of the
rights o. the people Of the several States.
squas,er-sovereisnty was the Democratic
platforn-squat,er-sov Vas the De-
moersnc principle. Democracy itself va:
squa,ter-sovereiSnty and nothing but squat
ter sovereignty. Now, squstter sovereign
ty i. becoming anything else but Dsmoera-
cy. Il 10 repudis,sd everywhere South, and
By leading members OF the party North
1t was nossing bit shameless elecdoneer-
ing hobby, which having done its duty is
now being thrown aside. Il 10 thus the
Democratic party are already imposing upon
and dscsisiBR he people.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-04

SourM WArKR ST., AND ONE OF ITS busf.
.nnass AeUsHs. kseash ~ stes%ssssat,a1inea
with its extensive warehouses and commits
sion Aliahmen,s. is not. a. was once
the lest, entirely monopo'ized by business
houses Of Tia, description. It's eastern pat
10 raptdy becoaing Broadway like, and
here end shefc we find large wholesals
sscrao.
Coaspicuous among the wholesale bust-
oess 6rms on this street Is that OF Davis,
Moody 4 Co. importers and wholesale
dealers IN foreign and domestic dry goods,
who occupy the first. second, third, fourth
and ffth story rooms Of the brick building,
No. II, each room being lao saet deep BY
26 wide, and well filled with packages and
hoxes Of all kinds Of goods, much Of which
they import direct in "original packages
from Europe.
This is very extensive dry goods Job
bling establishment, ding an excellent bust
| ness, and based upon firm basis Of eapi.
tai. The 6rm consists OF liberal, gentleman
". and energetic business men, who will
| we trust, ever thrive and do 4 business co
extensive with their merits. Thstirm 10
| branch OF the old established and Extensive
house Of Samuel C. Davis ~ Co.. In st
Louis. Country merchants will md then
reasonable and desirable men to deal with
Chic. Journal.
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Isaac ToUcfY, Attorney GenersI

TIE X. n. AsEsDaEsT ~ TsE senate.
The following is the vote by which the
democratic" Senate amendedthe bill from
the Republican House Of Representatives.
or the admission Of Mnnesots as State,
80 as TO deprive persons Of foreign blrlh,
olt ye. citizens, OF all voice Of participation,
- orgsnizing the State Government:
fsss-Adsm., Bayard, Bell, Of Tenn,
seniamin. Bggss Brodhesi, Brown, Bu' ler,
& lay. cris,enden, Evans, Feb. Fnzpstrick
fp,, Geyer, Green, Heusi n, Hunter, lyer
N, Johnson, lones, If Tenn Mason, Red.
husk, : dali. Thompson. OF n. j., Thonp p.
son, Of Ky.-27.
iess--2i huehsnanites, 2 Republican.
Ak Ne.
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Tss leAHIAss AT NAuvoo Al
brech,, of the Icarian Community, at Nau.
VOC, denies the statement that the enter
phse 10 failure. The Community 10 stil
in existence, and under 6ourishinR ereum.
stances. There !: no dissatisfsct ioa among
the members now remaining Of the society,
but email minority Of ninety four members
had withdrawn In an irregular manner, find.
Ing that they could not succeed In destroy.
Ing the Democratic principle, preferring to
substitute the palriarehsl. The minority
hsve removed TO III. Louis, and they are
the persons who have petilioBsd for rspss
Of the act of Incorporation.
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Correspondence OF the n. Y. Herald.
Temporary Illness Of the frssidsas, Elect.
TAscAsrrp Feb qS.z

Mr. Buchanan had return yesterday OF
the complaint Contracted on bic recent Wis
il TO Washington. The exertons conse.
quen. upon receiving upwards Of two bun.
dred visitors on Monfsy and Tuesday
brought on the aelap=e, To-day. all visi.
tors were excluded except his intimate
friends. Col. Ramsey. Of your city, who
has just returned to WheatIand again from
Washington, spent two hours with Mr.. Blu
cbanan. All visitors. without exception
will be hencefsfth excluded until his de-
parlare on Monday. Its believed that re.
pose will fully restore him to his usual 70,
Dust health in a few DAYS. He will take
rooms at The National Hotel.
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W.ces,x BAvr,-ComDtroII.r De,

wscesss BAsrs--ComPuollsr Den.
his has Just published a statement Of the
Condition OF the Wisconsin Banks, from
which We learn that there are now hfty.one
Of these institutions doing business in that
s'ate-lkat their securities amount, in The
aggregate, to sz,4l5,ooo their circulation
10 s20s3 200, and thst there are five ap.
Piicstlons FOR new baaks, in addition to those
sifesdy organized
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AsorHEE F,szr-Apo,ber di,g,sesI

hsorHEE FisHr.-Aaotber disgtsesful
scene occurred ia The Sissoni Legislature
last week. Dir. Singleton became iocens-
ed a some remarks msae BY Mr.. Albin,
and threw an inkstand al aim, which scat
tered lie contents in every direction, bu,
Id not biz the mark. Albin drew a reyol.
Yer and pointed i. a, he ether. when he
VAS secured. They should at once be ex.
PEELED.
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XIV understand the usmes Of the two
men WHO were recently drowned near Prall
i Co.'S FIGURING Mil, were james simp.
con and James Moore. They were eng ag-
"a y lib many others at tine ume, 10 cuiIlng
out The ice near the mil, aid ~-re near
each other, when the ice on which they
stood separated from the rect, and with 1t
they were swept over the dam. Both were
natives Of Scotland. Mr. Simpson (the
mller) leaves wife aud two children
Tbs body OF Ms Moore, We were informed
yesterday, had not yet been recovered, not
withHtsndng the untirlng search that has
been mad..--Dssu9us T,tb
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Tas isAusrAArIos, Erc.-The Iaaugurs

TRs iSAusrAATIos, Irc.-The IasuguIs.
ton Of Mr.. Buchanan will take place to-dsy
It's supposed Congress will adjourn early
ia The norning. Nothing has been doae fcr
Kansas. The Alnsesots State bill pas. Cd
tbs Seuste, bu, may be vetoed by the Pres
idsnt. The Ocean Telegraph bill pas.sd
sbs Senate. By enc msjoriiy. Washington
City 10 crowded with visitors from ell parts
of the Union in stte ndsnce Of the Insusu
ration In part, with a great crowd of once
seekers Hlling up odd hooks aud corners
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A pEgFUMED BREATH.-wbst ,.ay q,

PEEFUIED BREATH.-Whst lady OF .,Dt,s5.aI,
woald rsDsn under the eurss Of 0 disaxr rs.T
whsn BY using si.s BALM on A Ta1gs.rp FLowrn.I 49,
deniTttes would MOI oaly render sweet bot esy, d.
i"Sth white a. .IEtastsrt Many Fsrsons d. agt luay,
thsiT breath s bad aad the subject Is o. dsgs+ Iie
tpeBfs VIII never mention It,. Pour u single dr. -
Balm IN your Tooth brush ana wash tie tszih ,obt
and mgrnius a my cent bottle Will last q yeas
hsAoIifCL .ohpL GAios may essiiy he &C.
IL viii remove tan pimpea al frsckles nom The sio
iravng q u SON and T0aeafe hue. Wet 4 tovsj -
BloyuiEg. E.
sHAFIsa MAZE RtHT--wst your shaving br,,.b
~ slhrf 1aH 81 pJEa s.tgT two or thr.s dr.,
o. FBALH - ihJtdANB ItgR Es, rub the Iesrd ,ysf
ana 1t VIII IIsks ateS1Hiu soit IEhsT much tciIta'
hhK Incorporation OF shaving. Price gbIy INV oeut,
~ sstv Y 81 Dfasgsts' r vars Of e0uutsrSls -
None ssauEs nnisSs sigas4 by
" r. FEfRiDGf * co
" 1sAss franklin rqssrs, New York
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..wAR.Asr..-A BIZ, ,p,rodu..d +,

LASo WARAAsIs.--A bill introduced by
Mr.. Cobb, Of Ala, is nov pending beior ,
Congress, TO place warrants Issued under
The act cf March Sd, 1856. op footing with
those issued under The acts Of ls47 and sc
which authorizes The issues under ssid acts
10 be received in payment Of lands on rail-
road grants and at public sale.
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rhass will - = kspssaoaa Ceaseasssn Asid 10
Dasssesss on aasssdsy sse M day Of March Isa',
- sas Cssrt hooss, II e'slSk iu ths sissfleen,
Cos ~ Apecananssta al pslsgA,es 10 meet In Con-
sesoea q Ne lstA Judicial Dsssics, 10 pe, IN 500
iHsstss ssissbs cssAiss,e fcf JraSs OF s.ia A's
ina TAEsssss tAs Sspaeiisan vsssrs Of seen
CSssg are assss, rsSsssssd V Hss. is their re-
terA.Aips,s ths,r usual places Of le'diIs
slsseSs, on satusdsy sse sssA DAY 81 February, =.
, eSassk r. NJ, 10 appoint pstsGasss 70 meet Ia
M CeaAty Cesvessicn.
Dyesdsf OF the o.. CsStrsl Con-.
r. u. PATTON, CAAirEAn.
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FiRE.--We are informed that the tavern
stand Of Mr.. J. F. Cole, at Mechanics, lie,
this county, was destroyed by FIRE last
week. We have not been informed OF how
The IRE originated nor the amount of dam.
oge, out II must have been considerable a.
ne tavern was a new frame building well
hlted up for tavern stand.
Tipton ADJ
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Bio LOT o. GsAIr "A steamer arrived
al ST. Lous from LaSalls last week with
$4,000 bushels of corn and oa,y, Eyery
Illinois steamer bringsa large aaaatity OF
grain to ST. Louis.
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lAs p&tusrsaip heretofore existing between Alfred
7sudsrs end i~r DAVIS, anssr tus styls a s.nIsr, A.
Davis, ia the printing and Publishing Of The I,,y,,
betty, fri-weeky aud Weekly Gtzst,s 4, mi. J, a..
Owed by mutual consult. al persons having elzi..
against the heays firm arc requested u present
nuasfa'sly Ast tn in i@ttsi are gotEss thai, .,.
dement, Is ilansliatsiy required Either Of tsc urer
snsd fully empowered 70 receive rnoneys or n s
tie all accounts due to or frgin the once,
ALFRED sAEDERs,
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frsn the Richmond Enquirer, Feb. /
Wholesale Hanging

Three OF the five negroes who recently
murdered Mr. Green, In Prince William
county, Vrgiuia, were hung on Friday las,
The three consisted OF the mother, aged 65,
end son and daughter Two others, sons
q The same woman, acre r spited. About
! 900 spectators we're present
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A Recipe that rarely ever fails TO cure /. Cold

Wow while winter, With iti bugthsu Of Colds m,
']9lsas, 10 ~h ns We think remedy that will ys,l.v.
such valuations should es highly priced end ali who
know the worth Of th, remedy, Will d. 4. we d,.r,g
ittouhly Iakss doctls dose Of Dr. saut,rp, In-i,,
rator, and II viii svs greater relief than snv o,,
medicine we ever tried, fur have rarely IN re,s ~,
does 70 II entirely free from Cough and as ,,an
lungs have time to thro~ % the collected ustt.r a.,
rure Is complete As family Esiicirs fer the cur q,
o~sl Disease, Worms, DsrsngsEsut OF the Stem,
aud Liver, Ws ean rss1npeud il knowingly For ,,gs
~ Druggist generally, and Chss. T. wsbb. Day.
saporli nls2 by SANFORD & Co, n. r.Ciy
jsHfo- dAy
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LAsp 6ALss.--Ths ssles Of land BY the
Illinois Central RsilrOsd Company amount
u last nen,h to S1s2 600 against $4,000
he same month last year. The sales
we're made principally to Eastern psrtiss
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sure way TO make fortune soon 10 to buy
the Right Of one Of
Clark's Gele brated RBour Nina
NEWLY PATENTED
s'dB cheapest, most simple. durable and eoInpset
rpanne less power, less attention, and uakias
oihes hiiiin use OF for rae slii can be seen do
ins merchant commission and custom business
corner OF Perry and ird streets Dayoupon
Iowa, We guarantees the sc Miiis 10 pc rform as We
represent and TO grind ever ten bushels wheat per
sodr Gail and see for yourselves. For Rights and
Nails forthe States % Iowa and Illinois, appi, 10
JACOB WEAVER, JR.
=. G. Circulars and cert aentes sent upon sppI.
cation. lebls