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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-11

Will be seen, By referring 10 advertising columns,
has The great four mile Akc be run over ,he Fashion
Course, Tuesday tho 2oh mtant has closed with three
entries, viz ,-N,choas l., Charleston and Engineer Az
his promises 10 be most exciting veil ~ the hsavies
betting tAAi ever came Oh In The North wen ha.
our readers shoad be posted anteceden OF he en-
uiesths three most prominent naxs me UsItsd ga es
An each one owned in different part Of The country
and representing different Interest," brief review Of the
horses best and The order In which they
rank tn favor In sporting circles win follow Flint come.
Nicholas representing and owned In New York He 4,
chestnut seldirg, about nf.ssn and ham naads hrs,
and looks every inch . borsc ne was sres BY the
celebrated ported Glope7e Is bed perfar nave
eosn msce over the faahion urss, rhere si year he
defeated easily tbs renowned p Ioroas no Eagaai Il
NILE hes; and last spring he beat tho fam Soc Wash
rFon four mile heats, IunnnF In 4o-7s3 and winning
presenting South OaroIna Charssiob Is beautiful blood
bay stallion aud perfect pi-ture OF q horss. He
@ ssposs ssvs been n ss % y.sy ssSs, A order.
winter In The Socth he number Of 70 zee, beains
such ocmpeisoss - Nicholas L, Soc Washington, Don
fourth beat ., mile heats In Las; second heal n Two
miles Of %; and second beat fosr mil - 30 And
The great prodacer Of statesmen rsoe horses and high
priced nfgeys ne puts forth Engineer, 70 rcAssrt her
s sress s. sm % TIC q The tart EnDso,
sfuy made, and sinner ~ all distances. lie
nre mile hea. over the Fashion last spfng In
beating Dn Juan and tao others BE sired by the
i've stallion Rev nue., and his DAM Andre vests was one
Of the most famous racers OF her day. Nicholas and
Charleston are four years old, Engineer I've II win be
thai bese h-ses represent bres separate and dh.
pc OF The mot fashionable blood IN he c,anty,
zach CT which lars claim 10 the srpvmSy Al ~ pge.
sent tine they are all anc possible 10 have them
and no accident occurs 70 either up 70 the day n the
aos We may look f oas g no fasss and Ses contested
races ever run In America
On the tosiirr uscks on Tuesday next two matches for
large amounh OF both belrS fsr r 900 and both
hrse mile heats ne horses LAncsr esd kTpcei and
IAnce ard Rn<e ~ vahlnstoshe Orr 90 an "a.
Union course, the latter on The dsntre siuc. - ~ --s
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MArRIsosY AND Day GooDS-The Oean (N.Y.)
Advertiser thus notices, edio.iAly that Mr. N. Batter,
OF mort enierprslpg merchants, and Miss Hbbe
Wade, united In the bonds OF matr nouy the
First Prcby crian church In this village TUESDAY last
me happy couple starred the day for New York,
where Ire bridegroom intends purchadng larger Stock
o goods than ever for net cash.n
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BOSTON, Sept le-Arr ships wnlam VIM wadsvorn
Cah usa, Srvey Gar, wade DO bark Modsna Rvdry nati.
MOVE; bras Empirc. Osborn, Brsmen: Rudors Hasks'i
norieans; rack nawf, fnpan, Cen Dobein FNllade
phA hsrtl~ French. Port Even: Nonuceilo TbSet
hondcu resS ~ WIN !erhfns Banett baltimore.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PhIhApE.fhIA, sept lo-Thc launch of bark Rowcna
~ 49, W rsnsp yessr.sy ~ hsyirg ssospea %
ing the mud rke vessel sustsa~d M ~ksrver
VIC WIN ne ala az fe~ esss bisg p.ced
'erv' ~h ee siost a. riga water this cvsning
nfscsfisneoua and rpsasssss.
Tr.nsnp FArcor from Savannah snr msv York, stated
oespsich reserved TUESDAY, be ashore rybees
sneh osded vnh - 600 bashes of wheat
erir sisiss~u Dxrrrsov Mobile from Brcst repor
having pietsd In The Gulf Stream. 100 mica east OF fowu
gas hps asure head represenns eagle painted ~hise
with silt
Sur Gov LArcpox II PhilsdeIpbis from Liverpool. had
veyy cnapFvsbie vesher W the bAnks had and msnsop
ealiantsa and foveepea yard and NJ foresopsan hsd
LIGHT hanns winds asd Gains during the iaew part Ne
passage.
Bnia JAMS rrsor, Burt from Beise, Hon. for New
yorh, put into Horfoh IN Inst sev provtsicus.
Rcrn Onio sAyr~a Of rhnadeiohia fro rew Brunsvck,
NJ fs Hu6son, NJ, While her vW no the Worth hvcy
gxusk scsa cyScsie bunsrn@ Falh, ed sunk The ~
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Mrs. Cunnsngham,s Hall.
sCPkTMg CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
Before Hon. Judge Peabody.

sxrT 10 In tie Mater Of Emma A. ca.;iaghGn---
Mr. sard submitted The Of the following persons
bail for Mrs Cunningham on the charge or the bogus
babJ secrse A. win, butcher, house IS Second avenue
Henry r. Potter, retired from business; ana Joseph n
Perry, dry goods merchant
Tie Dsr.ci Attorney objected 70 hr. wi tbs ground
hat be material witness In tbs charge asAiass Mrs
CopDint ham and lie scied 70 Mr. Perry the grou
thai biz pre- perry wHs Oct OF the Ststo
The Judge did no. consider tha. vitness In =
nccmpetes 70 bail
jury, be would be n likely 10 runaway ~ The prinopa
person charged with The offence.
Judge Peabody subteqssnly approved Of The BAIL but
tbe 6fsnd Jsry bad, In The MEANTIME iound Dill or In
dicsnets sFsnst Mrs Cunningham.
tsee Court Of General Sessions report
MOTION TO RRhovH THE sRIAL or MRS. CUNNINGHAM
Mr. eh herd made . motion 70 transfer the trial Of
Ocnnt5sham the indictment just found against hcY
from he Court Of 6essions 10 The Oyer md rcr,lcr
The District Attorney did not oppose The motion aud the
Trial was, By order Of The Court novel from tho sasions
10 The Court Of Oyer and rerm.rer.
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Commissiensrs Of Emigration.
me Board Of EmgrAsiop Com nisioners mot yesterday

bot did little business cf importance
The Woe President reported thss The Captain OF the ship
kcssuth bad landed two passengers elsewhere n
Tie Garden In violation Of The thereby subscsns him
seH 70 gne Of el0o. The bard empcwercd lhe Vice
Pfdeat 70 remit The ene shooid there be Any mistake on
NE part Of The Captain - 10 his dvee The Beard further
decided 70 pay he oounus pa ss Of The debt due them
fw The care OF emigyAnt paupers, which leaves
Wa, eps a. sti 70 be- paid rbe Commissioners hope 70
pay up before The close u the yeax.
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= NEW LIQUOR LAW.
7 fr

Recorder Smith Das-
sV6. ~serssary sT shs
~ustody-
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Orders - Asrsv,, Against John Tho~pson.
.~.sas ooC...-sSSMlI rmx !,

~S - A<Eeul .N0~ss $3.50 ~Ss$ss~R~ozss
-.sah ooc.rsSsMlI rnx -
fars ehisf Jusaos Duer.
HUf. lo-0eosSs II 1wstn1 Snd Dsnis, u -.
ThoMpsoN Order q arrest granArS r.s.-.. -. -
bail IN - 900, which h gave A
- ousrsy, upon which tns esoss q
aress W. I'd, sets forth hal The pAinans held
dyeu, "s BY O Morse O.. 10 NE order Of l. B.
for $4,000, and duly endorsed. rnas they sent
VIZ dram - the defendant os collection ou tbs ash ulA
ON which day he received from the drawers the fall
amount thereof. That the defendant called on Ar.
mompicn upon the TIL instant, and demanded The pro
ceets u the bin but that no refused 10 pay his only or.
being that he had failed, although admitting that he
had received the fa amount . stated. The adsv fur
her alleges that the painhGs not icdebied The
defendant and that no only held tho bill their trustee;
that the Monday previous 70 the ash Of August,
(rhnraday Thompson sAs insovent and on the morning
Of The 26h he told several persons that should atoo
pay that day That Thompson received and held
and still holes the a. COO In trust or aduciary capacity
for the plaintiffs, and has wrongully detained the
ard converted 70 his own ue. THAT he has, therefore,
been guilty Of fraud
Before Judge Peabody.
The WIconsn Bank John 2ompsoys.--Judse Peabody
granted order Of arrest against the defeRdsut Axng
he bail n 81, eco.
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Naval intelligence

The United States sloo2. Of war Oyane, Commando
Robert G. Rohb, xhch sailed from Boston on the ID inst
on = cruise, ar ivod NJ Esstpcrt on the 4sh inst
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,Ss- Az packages asd Litter. sa-ied for u. NEW Yoxs
HERALD sAould " sealed
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me ABOVE the hird psymeni 70 couni,s sine Jul, l.
1877 NE whole amount rssmsurssd Nils year ssi asa
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-29

cratic party still lays claim TO nationality" but the
clam is false, and is but tenacious and futile
elinging 20 fond memories of tie past" True.
there i little minority party nthe North calling
itself 'D'pOcracs," but OILY occasional indiviltals
IN it hold senfimrnts and advocate principles ap-
er"xin'sting those of the D mocraey South. Tits
social D mocracy" is apti->I.vefy to the core;
and even out Herods Hrrod in th, ir opposition to
siav~ry, and to Southern rights. No all can be
zP-etrd from them when the hour of trial comes
The NATIVE American party of the South is
lsrse, but poweriess minority. The hostility be-
tween tb Democrats and American party is very
bittsr; but there is rally essential difference OF
opinion between them. Opposition to the Aueri-
can PARTY is sIl that keeps the Democracy from
being itself a native American party. But even if
1t were not so, all this can be settled hereafter
Upon the vital question OF slavery both parties are
the same; the danger il ennent, AID the necessity
for union mVng ours, Ives becomes more absolute
with every day In the name of our common sal
walton then. let cast aside all minor matters and
unite heart and soul firm and iudivisible urit to
meet our foes when the hour Of reckoning com,
&C.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-29

TERRIBLE GALS on THE LAKEs.-Ou Monday, the
18th inst, fearful gale attended by heavy snow
storm prevailed Cd Like Michigan and Lake Supe-
rior The steamer Reindeer. loaded with wheat
and -four from Chicago ard bound Tor Montreal,
was wrecked near Big I'oiut Sauble. Outof TWEEN
ty-two Of the crew and two passengers, oaly two
6remen scaped who reached the Poi,t almost
ked and their feet badly from. They stated that
all day Monday most terrific gale blew from s. W.
S. suddenly shifting to all points of the comp,-s.
with a tremendouss lug. The steamer kept
up pretty well ali tie forenoon but 10 the afternoon
she sai.p-d a heavy ssa, which extinguisled the
6re= and the captain bad recourse left butte
the helm mp aud make for the beach. For several
hours 10 the ev ming the hurricane and ncreas
Ell ia fury. and it gas utterly impOssibl 20 do
anything. Those On board could only await with
anxiety the flte which they knew awaited them.
Al length somewhere about midnight. the steamer
struck and almost instantly the broke over her,
and washed the whole crew into the lake, where
tWenty-one of :hem found watery graves. The two
men who escaped yer, fremen, and they state that
IN ' are utterly unable to r,l4te how aud 10 what
manner they we're saved The FIRST they kne~ al.
ter she struck was when they found thems Ives on
the rocky beaeh. Next day the steamer near
ly al broken to pieces and her timb. rs and cargo
Wrre strewn along the shore for miles.
The schooner A widda was wrecked in the same
gale. The Schooner L. Within ard TO sail ves-
sels were also LOST Fears we're entertained for the
safrty Of the propeIoFs Iowa aud Potomac.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-29

DEATE FROM THE BITE OF A SPIDER Charles
Holman, youngest son of Grin Holman, E-q.,
of Lancaster, Mass, died few days ago I'M
der quite painful circumstances. His death
was evidently caused by the bite of spider
90 Wednesday morning he complained of
pair in his mouth, which made il quite diff
cult for him to eat. Soon a considerable
swelling was observed upon one side of his
face, and this extending to the brain, ere long.
produced alteration, and at las, rnortiaca-
ton set in, and finally death followed. The
physician attending him seemed to have no
doubt as 70 the cause of his death, there be-
ing many coufrmatory evidences that the
cause above given was the trouble. Tie bite
was evidently made while the victim was
asleep as the first notice Of il was in the morn
ing. just under the lip the physician disoov.
cred the original wound, and Il Is his opinion
that the spider was caught between the two
lips by sudden con raeIiOn of the muscles OF
tie month, caused by the moving Of TIE insect
over IL while the young man was asleep. The
usual remedies were applied, but il was too
late. lie died in about week after The ae-
cident.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-29
ORIGIN of Pnner rIonev.

The Count de Tendila, while beseiged by th
Moors in the fortress Of Ahambra, destitute O.
gold and silver wherewith 10 pay bi4 soldiers, VIII
began TO murmur, as they had not the means :
purchasing the essaIies of life from the peOpl
of the town "ln this dilemns," says ths histor %
an, "what does this most sagacious commander
He takes a number OF little mOfsrls of pap r, o
which he inscribes various sum large and small
and signs them with his own hand and name. Thes
did he give to the sodeEy, in earnest of their pay
How YOU will say. are soldiers be paid wit
scraps of paper Even 20, and well paid, too
/ will presently make manifest, for the good COul
ISSUED proclamation, ordering the inhabitants
take these morsels of paper for the full amour
thereon inscribed, promising to redeem them at
future time With gold nd silver Thus, by subu
and most miraculous alchemy, did this caVali,,
turn worthless paper into pr cious gold and silver
and make bis late impoverished army abound i
money" The historian adds, "The Count de Ter
dilla redeemed bis promises like loyal knight; an
this miracle, as il appeared in the ,y,s OF the VOL
thy Agapida, is the fret instance on record of pa
paper money which has since spread thrOughOu
the civilized world the most unbound,d opu-
lence"
This happened in 1884, and thus We see tha,
paper money, Otwithstsuding all the malediction
which have been bestowed upon it by the Ignorant
the unbeliaving and the faIthl, S. was the aduncl
OF the invention OF printing, the discovery OF the
western world, the Prot slant r, formation and
the increased impulse given 20 civilization indus
try and learning. The more intelligent and pros
porous a people the more il has abound d.; and
though II has like all the Other attributes OF civil
hzauon and liberty, been occasionally abused aud
aege Grated INTO excessive license yet the good it
has ELECTED has outSeighed a hundred fold all she
evils, and from the rashest and widest accelerated
stages OF It's progress, ave never been driven
any where near the point from which the forced
and premature march began. 1t ne, de wise repu-
lauon, Ike personal liberty and political right and
like these last i be subj eted 20 the despotis
control of no governmental action among free
aud enlightened people.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-29

waggish friend Of ours tells the following,
whlch we 10 not remember 70 have seen in print.
"a eertain man. whom &c m cal ~, vas
noted for possessing great courage AMI presence Of
~ ind and the eFoss-st wife in che neicbborhood
More than one stssmpt - been made o fright
~ without GEES; has Que dark. sturmy
evening, Of bis broth, chips resolving % : =
Il there sas any s-are 10 him. 6 < q up ia the most
shostly style possible, sui stationed higs-If in
lonsly piece Of wood thFosgh which ~ had 20
pzss on bis vas home.
The pretended ghost had scarcely settled him
elf Ia his position. when ~ hove ia sight and
came ShistliDg aiong nneooeerned IS usual sad
denly the ghostly 6gure confronted him. sod H.
sspulchral voice, eommanded him TO stop. ~
dii and after regsFaiug bis eompsnioR for mo-
ment said, with che utm8sI cooluesss
Il can't stop, iFi~nd; If foa are man, muss
request yea 70 GET Out Of the way aud let me pass
II v0a arr the Devil came along ani take sappsr
Alth ne. FssaFrisd yoar sisisr
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-29
LEGISLATURES of TENNESSEE
SENATE.

WEDNEsDA At. Der %, 1857.
Mr., Davis presented a memorial from IN. Grand
Jury Of Marshal county, prayin for some lleiss-
ton 10 prev. nj the carrying of deadly weapons,
and the alarming increase of the vice of gaming.
Transmit to the Hou
ST. Bratcher, re-'l luton to pay postage of mem
bers out of the contingent fund.
Me-. Ell, bill to am"nd the charter of the
Steam Mill Turnpike Company. Passed FIRST read
ing.
The proposition TO amend the rules so as to make
the final gu stion upon bill upon its second ad-
ing, and quire bills 10 be engros-ed befor- put
upon their second reading. After some dis eussion
he bill Was passed over informally.
Mr. GoOdpasture. till TO establish County
Court in the town of Huntsville, in Scott county,
aud for Oth. purposes.
The Bill 10 change the line between the coupties
of Lincoln, Bedford and Marshal, was discussed,
and passed second reading.
Bill tor the relief of the Memphis aud OHIO Rail
70 d Company, removing the QUESTION making
Newton point, passed third reading.
20 change the line etwern C4mpbeH and Scott
counties. Passed third ing.
To incorporate the Southern Mutual Life Inau.
rauc Cnuptu of Memphis. Parsed third reading
Adjourned 70 10 A. NJ, TO morrow.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-29

MERCANTILE FoRTUNE.-Some years ago an
examination was made of all the accounts
kept 10 one of the Philadelphia banks during
q period of thirty years, in order TO asc rtain,
as q question of mercantile statistics, what had
been the average fate of the depositors as re-
garded their success in life. The result was
so remarkable as to be deserving of careful
study at a moment like the present, when ev-
cry flash of he telegraph is tinged, not with
light, but with gloom. OF the whole number,
seventy-6ve per cent. had failed, or become
so trammeled with debt as to be compelled to
relinquish business.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-29

Every nan locks soF gains which nay be ehialu
ed By small EiskS. boz alter I'll fes mse, eosapar.-
~ u. act aiIh naeh wisdom. They wasts Too
much umeia iaekiag aboas aad examining A Heu
conducted oglsFy = tie insttalioa &C. l1Vest To- be-
eaase i takes 90 time Of say eonss quence All
that need be aon@ 3 % eueIase sen, A. or tao
iolaFs aBs hal, Tor ahose, ball o. quarter ii <.
81. - these eoFrect and prompt maa4ears, MrssFs
SWaH ca. Asi4Ats. GeeFeia b retugll 81 assu
medizsrs si1sF. TIE laltetEss aFe asasa ever
salardsy. ard ed be whollg sa1lsf.caoFs %
parseaaeFs- The pslzss ssnke srola twebtg aollzrs
3 sxty tA8ess sod thas tass - zFs greai ehaaces
e 81 lhs paFehaseFa
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80 Onr correspondent a. O. a

Ba- Our correspondent A. c." ap-
pears again this morning. He is the most
thorough disunionist we number amongst
our acquaintance. We have full conf
dence in his honesty and sincerity, and in
his devotion to the South, but feel very
much inclined to exclaim, with Sir Peter
TeazIe, "d-n your sentiments!" We can
not bring ourselves to the contemplation
of the idea of disunion. 1t is a calamity
which we would avoid by all possible means,
consistent with honor The South can
right herself in the Union, and under the
constitution, and will do so. so soon as her
sons love party less and principle more.
That time is sure to come. Let US bide it
patiently.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-29

We frequently see 10 the newspapers that lady
on her bridal day, OF ball, wore a elk dress
worth, with lis laces, trimmings 81, Que thousand
dolArs OF course, all the ingredients used IN the
manufacturer OF the costly garments were imported
from Europe. Let US have some Wo.ds on the sub.
jsct.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Is the payment for the services Of a good clerk
during who'll var.
Il i tie ymeut OF a mechanic for three years
at one dollar pr dsv.
Tie me wages Of one farm hand for even years
at one hundred sni fiiy doll n. prrycar.
IL i the pFic- At Hour doliars sud s.venty-fve
cents OF two ruudrrd and fifteen barrels of four
TO be shipped from New Yo to pay Tor the dress;
or, ia oihrr Woris, IL is the bread Of fJrty-tuo
thousaha one hundred ans forty men for one dav,
- one PoehS Saeni os the bread at one man during
hundred aud sixteen wears
Il is the price OF two HUNDRED tbons,nd h,i.L..,
I'VE dollars pr thousand.
IL Is the price Of twenty-five TAT steers at FORTY
dollars piece.
Is l. the price OF two hundred neat AMI tia, ..t;.
dresses at Eve dollars each. $50
Il Is the price Of twenlY bales Of cotton At t,slv
aud half cents per poand.
IL Is the price OF ten tOns Of hemp al one bun
dred dollars per ton.
1t is the pece OF ten thousand pounds OF tobacco
at Ten cents per pouad.
IL Is the crop of one hundred and twenty-five
seres OF corn az Il ht dollars per acre.
II = TIE crop Of atty acres Of wheat az twenty
onshtis per acre. and one dollar per bushel.
= TIC crop OF ioriy seFrs ~ potatoes, &c atty
bushels 70 the sese.and dfy cents the bashel.
IL Is Tor ten years the rent Of a houss Al eight
dollars per mouth.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-29
sENATE RILLs on THIRD REAnINa.
MIsCFLLANEoUz

The vote passing Senate bill TO give further time
to perfect land itles, yestrrIay, rcOusidered,
on motion OF Mr.. rewsbury-and after the propO-
sal Of various amendments, the pr que ton
called and sustained, aud the bill p III It's
or final shape.
be Speaker announced the. following the Sc
lect committee 20 prepare law r form bill
M~s-rs. Thompsoa. Cooper, Turner, of Sumner,
Duuap, and RowIes
motion TO jaurn till tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock, to giE, tn various c0mmi tees time to
meet, Carried, and the House adjourned &C
cOrdiagy.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-29
MACHINES
SO PUBLIC SQUARI
Land Sale.

nURsUANT 70 decree Of The bon 60 oty Coart a. its
j October 'S5T. In the Of r rhstd g. Roe
sie 4 al pate TO 81 and. vi on sATTR ,AY
THE qsrH ~ NOVEMBER 1857, the pc -es, ell 10
e highest oder 3 credit n one and two years,
TWO TRACTS OF LAND
wing IN Robertson county piric No iL adjoining the
lands q = y. Roe Wells, s'a Others. Obe ffscs
eoBtait In % cres, th@ cher IS Acres
The ddine, % spen ~ SO per
acre; and on the other Tract 81 SO per acre.
Note with abrOvsd security si ne required Of the
ehsaer lien retail until the purchase money Is
paid Cash sufficient said sale vi be required 20
the cost IN said cause. Il. kPHEf,
octgs-u8t. Spec 81 Coussnissi0ner.