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MARRIED..

On the 9TH inst, Chaes Anderson Esq., of Cally Hil
Davie Co TO Miss Eliza Turner Of Iede CO.. daughter OF
Samuel Turner.
Also in Davie CO., 9th inst. Mr. Eli Jordan TO Miss
Jane Parker, daughter of Rev. ). &. Parker.
At the Fayetteville Eemae High School, Monday last
by Rev VIM. L. Pci Prof. James II. Cotton TO Miss Emil
lie daughter of the late John s. Guthrie of Chatham Co.,
North Carolina.
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First Conversational District.

A friend writes US from Camden that the Demo-
Gratis of that County, though few in number, are
thoroughly aroused, and will do all they can for
Shaw. We have intelligence to the effect from
other portions of the District.
The skies are indeed bright and Frightening. Let
every Democrat do his duty, and the day will be
ours.
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Commission House and General Agency.
a LII BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO THE SUBSCRI-
"A ber will be promptly attended to.
House of business Market10a No. Brick Row, next
door to j. j. Ferrell's-
]. B. whitaker
Raleigh, July IA, 1857. 67-4w.
Ezs- Christian Advocate copy.
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The Fifth District.

We are requested to state that Messrs. Williams,
Gmer, and Waddell, candidates for Congress in
the 5th District, will address the people as follows
Cofin's Store, d." Saturday, July 25
Ashboro Randolph, Monday, " 81
New Salem, Tuesday, %
McLeans Station, Guilford, W'dn'sdy," 20
Mortons Store, Alamance, Thursday, 80
G. B. LEAFS Store, &C Saturday, Aug
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BANK DIvIDENDs.-The Banks seem to be realiz-
ing good dividends. Eight or ten per cent per
mum aoM do rery sceH Who of the stockholders
complains? The following dividends have been de-
clared by the Banks Of Virginia for the last six
he
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II AND FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER OF
rs for SALE between this and January next tract of
land containing nine hundred thousand of very
good farming and excellent turpentne land. 1t situated
four FIVE miles north of Averasburo and very
lent the Cape Fear river is heavily tmbered-not
boxed-has quantity Of Juniper it, and is good loca.
ton for steam-mili distlery both. There is a
swamp of hundred this land forty fifty of
cleared aud produces finely &c. For further
lars, address at Averasboro p O., Harnett Co., c.
ID. Men. Mckay.
July "a, 1857. s.--. 70-Sm.
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CHARLOTTE n. C.
HNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS RESPECTFULLY TO IN
IL form the citizens of Charlotte and surrounding coun-
try that he has JUST OPENED q NEW CLOTHING
STORE the premises recently occupied by Mr. Lowrie
Book Store, door above CARR's HOTEL where
always be found a large stock of GENTLEMEN'S READY
MADE CLOTHING, put up in the best style and WAR.
RANTED in respect His business will be conduc
ted strictly the CASH principle, thereby saving pur-
chasers fully 20 per cent Suits made to order the
shortest notice.
J. w. COLE, Agent
May &c, 1857. lls6ewtf
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Remember FREQ Suffrage.

We copy the following from the Western Demo-
crat in lieu Of any remarks of own on the SUBJ
ject. Remember Free Suffrage the day of cleo
ton. The opposition will defeat it if they can; and
if the majority for it should be small, they will ar
que therefrom that the people did not want it
FREE SUFFRAGE.-On Thursday, the 9th Of Au-
gust, every free white man, who pays taxes, will
have opportunity at the ballot-box, of saying
whether he will accept the right of voting for
bers of the Senate or not. The people have again
and again declared for this right and remains
for them to place the cap stone upon their efforts
by voting the ticket Approved" in the box for that
purpose at the same time and place that they vote
for members of Congress and Clerks of Courts. We
hope the friends of the measure will see to it that
they are not again thwarted in obtaining their just
rights. The measure was originated by Democrats,
and therefore has many enemies these enemies must
be guarded against. Remember that "eternal vigi-
lance is the price of liberty"
GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY.--We direct atten.
ton to the advertisements of this school in our pa.
per to-day So far as we acquainted this is the
only school of the kind in the South 1t will enable
many young ladies to obtain good educations, which
would otherwise be unattainable. 1t seems to be
to females what Normal schools are to males The
plans and objects wel.set forth in the adyer.
tsements that it is only necessary for US to refer to
them.
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FALL ACES, 1857.

VUlHE RACES OVER THE wARRENTON IN. C1
u COURSE will commence Tuesday, the 22d day Of
September, 1857, and continue days.
lst Day-A sweepstake for 9 years old. Mile heats
800 entrance Play pay Four entries already made
Close the 18th August, 1857.
I'd RaceA sweepstake for years old of mares that
produced q winner. 800 entrance Play or pay
Mile heats. Two entries already made. To close on the
18th August, 1857.
I'd Days RaceA Club Purse of $500. Two m lie heats
Sd Days Race-Proprieor's Purse $500. 2miIe heats
4th Days Race-A Club Purse of $500 mile heats
NJ. 7. HAWKINS, Proprietor.
p. ]. TURSBULL, Sect'y.
July "a, 1857. 70-td.
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ONS.-The subscriber has for years been engaged in
the purchase and sale of Pianos Harps Meodans Guitars
Musicale and being practical Musician has given entire
satisfacto He buys directly from the
is the reby relieved from heavy rets and other
Every instrument sold by him receives his personal
ton and guaranteed not only quality but be-
ing cheaper than be procured at wholesale house
in the United States printed list of prices, accompa
MED by the most unquesonable references free Of
charge to all parts of the world application to
JAMES NJ. EONEY,
So John street, New York.
December 81, 1856 l165-wly.
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a. The Wilmington Herald Of Wednesday has
a statement that Mr. Waddell has retired from the
canvass in the 9Th District Is the Herald sure it
has not been quizzed, as the Register was in rela-
ton to Mr.. Clingman on distribution?
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lady up town cleared her house Of flies by put
ting honey on her husbands whiskers when he was
asleep. The flies stuck FAST and when he went out
OF the house he carried them off with him.
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~ Mr.. Tbos. Coates, formerly of Petersburg
has received that contract for building the new
Baptist Church, in this city, for the sum of SIS co
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Gb& Stanbar6>
RALEIGH, SATURDAY. JULY 25, 1857.

HOLDEN & WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
AUTHORIZED PUBLISHERS OF LAWS
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Affairs in Kansas.

The intelligence which we give below, from Kan
sas, is serious and important. The black Republi-
traitors, it appears, determined to proceed
with their revolutionary government. They refuse
to submit to the acts of the Territorial Legislature
they deny and repudate the authority of the United
States, and insist upon the Topeka Constitution.
Gov. Walker it is stated, was marching on Law
renee, .shere the traitors were assembling, at the
head of several companies of United States infantry.
Ali his efforts conciliate and quiet the black Re-
publicans seem to have proved abortive. They
have presumed upon his lenency and liberality-he
has been casting pearls before swine" The tone
of his proclamation indicates that he will do his
duty. We trust he may be spared the shedding Of
human blood yet the authority Of the United States
and the majesty of the laws must be maintained at
whatever cost We say this without reference to
parties or sections. All ask is, that the Kansas
Nebraska be carried out in its true spirit let the
consequences be what they may. If there be trait
in Kansas from the saveholding States let them
be punished if there be traitors in Kansas from
Massachusetts other non-slaveholdng States, let
them be punished. The issue, it seems, has been
made up and forced the general government.
This issue may involve its very cxistence-t GER
tainy does its character for firnness, justice and
integrity. Let the President meet it as Jackson
a vrtue-if leniency has been trAed with, and il
mercy is exhausted, let judgment be awarded and
punishment fall upon the guilty.
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- For circulars containing all information adj
dress of the following members of the Drecory
DIRECTORS:
REV. JAS. REID, President of the Board
WILLIAM +. GREEN, Secretary
DAS'L ). HILL. ESQ, DR. p. s. FOSTER
Dr. WV. r. KING, GEN. J. b. LITTLEJoHy
T. 7. CLIFTON, ESQ, MAJ. j. ii. YARBRoUeH
THos. n THOMAS, ESQ.,, Dew. C. STONE, ESQ,
Jos. J. DAVIS, ESQ, PEYToS l. BRowN, ESQ
BY order of the Board,
JAS. REID, President,
swn. F. GREEN, Secretary,
July a. 1857. 1l95-wtf
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LoUIsBURG FEMALE COLLEGE

VNHE DIRECTORY OF THIS INSTITUTION TAKE
pleasure in announcing to the public that it will be
opened for the reception of pupils the Wednesday in
August next under the management of Prof JAS Neson
assisted by a corps nf competent Teachers.
This Institution is handsomely located in beautiful and
spacious grove in the Northern part of the town.
Louisburg has been long and vorably known for ex
ceent female schools and point of health funess of
cation the intelligence refinement and morality of citi
zens it is not surpassed by any village in the State.
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BEEDE & MENDENHALL,
Land Agents.

"I LII SELECT AND ENTER GOVERNMENT
w land with cash or warrants Will make invest
mens loan at western rates. and transact general
real estate business throughout the Northwest Refer
Gov. Bragg Col Walter Gwynn, the Editors of the Stand
ard, Ex-Governor Morehead, Ex-Governor Graham North
Carolina, and E. c. Mowry Esq, Charleston, s. @.
Address Beedc Mendenhall, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
April Il, 1857. lls0-w6mpd.
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OAK HILL
CLH n SSIC.7L SCHO OIL.

]. P. BAGBY, Principal.
TUNHE FALL SESSION WILL BEGIN ON THE Doth
II of July, and continue 20 weeks Board and tuition
s5 per session. exclusive of ghis For further paricu
lars address the Principal ut Oak Hill Granv lie Co. NC
May IL, 1857. lls4-w3m.
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WORKING ADMINIsTRATIoN.-Wele learn, and state,
as an evidence of the attention and fidelity to duty
which characterize the departments at Washington,
that the Marshal of North Carolina Wesley Jones,
Esq, recently forwarded to the First Comptroller,
Mr. Medill, his accounts for settlement for the half
year ending 30th JuEe; and that in less than two
weeks they were settled and reported. This is
pronptness which has not been exhibited in settle
"'ents of this kind for many years. and reflects
sledit upon the energetic and able First Comptroller
Mr. MedIl.
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TERMS OF THE WEEKLY-Tco Dollars per ammuna
invariably advance
TERMS OF THE SEMI-WEEKLY-F6ar Dollars per
1nnnm, invariably in advance.
AU papers discontinued at tile erniration Of the time
,chich they hare been patG
Terms of Advertising in the Seml-N eekly
Standard.
Our regular rates of advertising as follows:
One square, IA lines or css) first insertion, 81 90
Each subsequent insertion %
Longer advertisements in proportion.
Contracts will be made with advertisers, at the dbore
rgaar rates. for twelve months and at the close OF
the contract per will be deducted from the
a amuunt.
Professional or business Cards, not exceeding five lines
will be inserted in either the Weekly Sem-Weekiy for
for six months, so for twelve months or in both pa
pers for so for six months SIS for twelve months
Terms of Advertising in the Weekly Standard.
One dollar per square for the first insertion and - cts
for each subsequent Insertion No ded4coa qrW be ndd
Uety ddgertsfnts, matter hOar lang they nldY
Only limited number of advertisements will be admitted
into the Weekly. All advertisements, otherwise direct
ed inserted in the SemiWeeky, and charged accord
ngy. When the number of insertions is not marked
the advertisement it is inserted until forbid.
- Money sent by mail is risk.
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TERMS:
Board per session of five months s55 90
Washing, Fnel and Lights, 10 90
Tni'ion in Primary Department, 10 90
College I" l5 90
Ancient Languages 5 90
French, Spanish and Italian each 10 90
Music Un Piano and Guitar, 90 90
Use Of Instrument, so
Drawing, 90
Heads. Crayon and Pasle, 10 90
Oil Painting, go 90
Wax, Fruit and Flowers, each 90
Needle Work and Hair Flowers 2 90
Graduation fee, 90
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Coz. Wnlker's Proclamation.

WASHINGTON, July 21-T The Government is in
receipt of Gov Walkers Proclamation of the 18th
instant, to the people of Kansas.
He SAYS the charter of Lawrence IS in direct and
ope defiance of the Territorial law and repeats that
the law must be enforced He says further that the
rebellion is iniquous and such as has never before
dsgraced any age country. The citizens of
Kansas, he says, stand upon the brink of an awful
precipice, and he warns them not to take the fatal
leap.
He implores them not to compel him to appeal to
military power, but says they cannot carry their
purposes into effect without coming in open conflict
with the troops of the United States
The proclamation concludes thus:
1t will be nv purpose if you still persist to spare
bloodshed as far practicable, and subject the
leaders and projectors Of this revolutionary move
ment to the punishment prescribed by law. | will
accompany the troops to Lawrence, with a view to
prevent if possible, any conflict in the sincere hope
that the revolutionary movement contemplated, ald
nearly accomplished will be abandoned it is too
late. Your knowledge of the adequacy and power
of the government, if nothing else, should induce
you desist from and abandon the fatal enterprise.
Kansas Afuirs.
Topeka, July 15-The Convention has just ad
journed. 1t was the largest and most earnest ever
held. A strong position was taken in favor of the
Topeka Constitution; and it determined that
Congress shall admit Kansas under the census,
which gives Kansas between twenty and thirty
thousand votes.
Gen. Lane has been authorized to organize the
people thoroughly, and prepare them to defend the
ballot boxes at the October election
THE LONDON TINES THE AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.
The London Times of the Goth June contains re-
markable article the subject Of introducing slave
labor into the English West India Islands, which
We shall publish in our next. The lamentable con-
dition of these Islands, and ESPECIALLY of Jamaica,
occasioned by the abolition of slavery and the high
and advancing prices of tropical products, have op-
Grated powerfully on the minds of the commercial
of England; and the article in the Times en-
bodies, it is supposed their views on the subject.
The Times desires to the thing done commercial
ly and handsomely; but it has, Of course. great
horror of the rea old-fashioned slave trade, as now
carried on, mainly by Yankee vessels, with Cuba
and Brazil. 1t speaks for the "interests ofcviliza-
ton," not wishing to so many productive estates
lie out of cultivation, which can be cultivated only
by Africans.
WORKING ADM1NIsTRATIoN.-Wel learn, and state,
as an evidence of the attention and fidelity to duty
ul oh obo l.
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kerosene Oils.
,lsTILLED FROM COAL.

(SECU RED BY LET ERS PATENT)
" EROSENE ILLUMINATED OIL The light obtained
N IOu this ' Xces,s m brIiiA0cv that OF o.
hId FIRE d covered explosive, AM will 70
"a Il imp q In the sesy eOlSsst weather.
pahy I'd the Lar best adapted N the
the hUtuseGe Lamps, manufacture Oy the following
A. Come q sisO uNo OIL, PhiIa
elphia v tia q Co. 4eS broadway the BF lok
n ent GIas Co No 73 81 Street n ssrs. DeIz & Co
- Nlilam e., L. n 10 Elm and I'd
sard-, ~ street, \. pl5s OF ddsrens style
or, No l. Npreplrel suite thr
AL >Hds Of Machinery; barns brilliantly
cOmuJi,e al LghLs, ar lamp snd IA the OruihaFy
Haud lamps, aud stands grsata degTee eolo
sp-rm Oh ard adr1bly adaptsd 10 kAiiFOad and
tudusuli
sENE LUsalcATNe OILs, No. 243. Superior LHbFea
and vii Or Ouud 10 posses advantages over any Oh
.ep.rea Inc reR D sol IA roads others
KERlsAEE BiSN- -CLE Prepared pIessy tor IN Pc
adj if15 pteJ Steam.
% D., OF War, Mo chants sseis, L. Cra
II all ,hs in SalerO9n CInnacie tOrcAsl,e
amps. tHnterls, sc.
BInnarls Oh vii fIid long as best Sperm and
lr burn gnJ vi hout rsquiriug uimed, and ad-
autane that WuI De UOVIsus cry Shipmaster.
httO Oils be UDlainsd Wholesale O
hp, haHGgrs, druggists, ana GOeers IL New York, and
regularly appointed Ag OF he CsmpIn, la many
yubcpai Towns Nuages Gf The Unised States, he
anAdas an the ,siaud ci cuba
Agents FOtrd o. nfOmity with the rules
ished By he Board OF ira tees, ou application to
AtSlEh'o
GESEsAL AGENTs, KEROsEHE Or Co.
30 Beaver StTeet. ~. J..
" 3. Circulars Uith tut TCuaTs, testimonials, Prices
&c, & viii De fJrw4fird on aPf iieation ss above.
fune0 I,
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VALUABLE LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
For Sale.

,IaA ACRES OF LAND situated three or four miles
ZU North oIthe city, belwee GHlstin aud Porter
turnpike Roads One OF about I55 has bern
pieces varying from 10 To 5Oaerss, and viii
be sold out in the Wh0Ie may best suit purchaeTs
Ihis Tract Of superior Land entirely free from TUcks
ITS soil deep and richest quality, well mbeTed and Sc
in blue grass number Of fine SpTngs al all times a
ordng an bund supply of the Puresl water From the
Galan road reached BY good Turnpike hall mile
leugIh, and road now in course Of building passing
through the Tract the Cumberland River On Farm
s cOmOrLab dwelling and Out-hous1sr young apple
orchard trees peach orchard, aud long range Of
new ami substantial skirts the place the
rad Terms-I 2 ears, with interest from date O
purchase.
Also Une other Tract about IO5 acres, three miles
the city and about half mile from the Gal
latin road This Tract nearly surrounded BY turnpike
roads, and is subdvided into containing from 10 %
acTes and ntsTsecied convenient iemsl and
wears with Pc given Immediately ioT
either or both above of land provided the pur
CHASER pay lair e{UiVaen Tor the growing crops and
stock included. JOhN HlNSlOH5
msr27-dtf 25 Cherry
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NAfhCR.


y You WisR 70 sell y0lT'Grain put N GOOD shipping
ordr.
TRAIN for Shipment over Nashville and Chattanooga
" Railroad viii only New Gunny Bags, Orin
ne naberg sacks good gu ,lity we'll sewed and made
10 contain about " 0 bushels each.
SPECIAL NOIIcE given that Grain in Domestic sacks
or IN second hand sacks any kind, WILL NOT BE re.
CEIVED AM FORW RDED, as th are Insufficient u
bear handling protect consns tides, old sucks
ott AID thrice marked, aud iscons nmens
ON each sack, l. ANUkRSON,
Iupef3-If SuperinendAnt.
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A. ,. Mcbride,
COPPER, TIN & SHEET IRON WORKER,
No. z, BROAD STREET,

No. z, BROAD STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
7 HAVE his day purchased the interest Of Mi. Henry
McCssln in the above business and hereby tender my
sincere thanks all my old friends and patrons for theiI
Hbersy heretofore extended to the hrm and would mos
respectfully solicit continuance OF favors from hem and
wish info all the world and the rest OF mankind
that have on hand and for sale splend q lot OF
COOKING STOVES,
Of various patterns PsFOr Stoves for wood and Goa
common and nEcy Crates, Box Stoves for churches HoL
low Ware of every variety on hand or made to order Fur
naees md Foot Stoves entirely patterns, Tin Ware
Of every description, suitable for house keeping.
JOB WORK.
am prepared to do all kinds of Job Work, such as
House Guttering Roofing any other branch pertaining
to that line
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Mvold friends OF the River will find it to their advantage
toca and give ne heaya2 before bargaining elsewhere
for work.
ALSO for sale, one pair secondhand ENGINES, cyn.
der Ii inches diameter and four feet stroke with water
shaft and other fixtures suitable for light dreughi
steamer, which be bought on reasonable terms
June IA le25
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Una kI q COS t.NE OF > iEAMEkS
BETWEEN
NEW YORK LOSDO, AND BREMEN.

THB MAGNIFICENT BRITISH STEAMSHIPS
QUEEN Of the SOUTH, Captain Seal, 2e9l burthen
: sDlANA............... tdpt. Baker, 1854 do
ARbO CapL Brus n, 23l5 do
JASON. ................ apt BTiItO 216I 90
= kWNED By the EUHOPEAN AND MEXICAN STEAM
" SHIPPING COMPANY o. LONDON AID SOUTH
NIPPON, apo uted - sail NEN YORK eveTy
titeTnats WEl'NH,DAY, for LONDON AND BkBMEN,
uehing SoUTuAHPTuE to aUd passengers nails tor
giauuAld rance. Thzy vail remain day al London
mi tiTou DfOse1l - Bremen.
Ketur ing, they vi esve BRRMEN for NEW YORK
every alternate TURbAY stop ONLY tSOUTHANPTOE
hIps OF The hr-t class erioT
Jcc"mm daiiOu fpr ngers They vii AXE hhited
umber Of hird-cass sIeerase passengers. Surgeon
uscbed "a b ship.
The re,gnI London wih DO but little higher
han those or sailius ships
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DESIRABLE RESIDENCES,
AND
Farms for S a G.

(ITB Offer for sale that beautiful residence OF william L.
w RFuWu's on Cumberland river, about y miles from
Nashville near he White Geek Pike Containing about IS
acaes OF land, th elegant frame dwelling OF or
roms carriage cabins, cistern several excel
IsHL DTi, gs aud q necessary Ovemrn
ALsO tor sale iiu farm Of OK Eers, known as
the Soutnzi place about y mile he city, the Mar
fire., sboTu Pike nayu the itiful and com
man, ing buiiung sites IA The cOunty
Also. magnificent farm Of lUU0 acres with excellent
impr,vements, ing a good stock Farm, aud soil huey
adapd tn tSe growth Wheat, and lObaccu. said
r TD i, situated about mite from IumsTsve, and lew
miles from the Nashville and Henderson Railroad
ALSO, an elegant re-idence in South Nashville tTee
terrory on coTIeI Of Vine and Demuubrane streets
ArnIy n J.L6 K W. BROWN,
i1Iy I6 AK cherry II.