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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-09

Once OF tir SOIIh-~iIr k. u. Co.,
i'-iahsit 40 Feb. Itli, icat.
i the regular noniily tle Board OF Directors
"A oi the sid, H. 60, following resolution
adopted
EcolNr That the Freight Agent At Lymhburg hereafter
be requested collect freight good, received lie
his Depot toy out "f the
Company. tUty accord
janis l.. " INSERT Secy.
NEW FlRN.-rhc subscribers having nsso
~ continue
Dad stand W w NJ A
RO ilEii& CO 'i"ts,,i - The
tue I,rlIri aud the fatl.t -oi'ttau..
Nj. "A. STROrIER,
June - inJ7. r. H.Cli ABSTAIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-09
'y'KuE TURF OIL FOR OLD SORES or
III o Il 8 L s III o f 5

'k'KuE TURF OIL FOR Old SORES or
Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
WARRASTED TO CURE, AND NO DANCER FROM EXPOSURE To
coLn Price 80 cents per bottle
Entered according TO Ac IF CoaS in the Cl.s Ocs Of
CO., Richu40nd, Id.--5U size.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
Come TO our pamphlet and
VI performed W the Turf D certificates truth OF
aud citizens
here To huin refer and
medicine one of II Is pound of any
other known to Try it and You will be what
ThuE TURF OIL.-Read the following and come to on,
store aud III toll you OF Others have been
cured.
RIcHMoND, Nov. IA, 1854.
OF your Tart OIL which you very kindly presented me with
All lake pleasure thai found eectual in
eruption of the skin, tor which had been
years by pysc,ans without receiving tho
oaa 'enett also iended il friend
months had been annoyed by similar erulton
tIeski and he informed short the
use OF one both. lie had been entirely cured.
Respectfully, T. Nj. LEFTWICH.
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA, August ls, ls56
Mssrs Dope Co :-Gentlcmen-For about ee or four
years had under my right about pea
sometimes little painful but mach until the July
last then became quite painful festered a great
deal advised ply and Others cut
thinking Cancer. bought small of your
valuable TURF OIL and applied according the
and it we'll have recommended my neigh
bors lady, who had u similar by the the nose
about her the other day she said IL was
menng much. 1t looked much better than when
you VIII get certificate You can use any part
this think proper aud with much qualification
give You "" my thanks, this certificate of its efficacy.
lsnrs, respectfully, n n. THOMAS Up.
have many sdch Let those o suffer call them
na i-ts ID kCO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-09

ENLUID.-Jmst TO hand. Tn Of ID u u I G
II FLUID AND EAMP OILS For sale ~
nov IS d,sl j. IL. THOMSON CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-09

(tHEAP WATCIHe:s Inn We lRtriy hon ght
~ Anew boxes OF SILVER WATCHES. which the manu-
iactnrers compelled sell for cash prices
the tight times In We have
them IN Hunting Cases well Open Faces and viii sell
the for less than sold such Watches before
They substantial look WELL and warranted to keep time
for year The prices from ten to fifteen dollars
They are honestly worth more money
.. SILvEKTHORN Cliff,
nov l9dts lsi Jewery store shove the Market.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-09

SAAWLs, CtOAkS, &c.-Ju.s received a
tnrd supply oil those O.autful round Stella aud Merino
sHAwLs. with large lot Of Cloth and Velvet CLOAKa
Aso aiot Ct French MERlNO, all coors from 6a cents to
nov odn D. GUGGENHElMER
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m p, n q. A. DlCasCaD, ssece.ser. 10 -.
De- DllrnIJID SONS will keep constantly on hand
arge stock Of Of FURNITURE Of their own mann
acturp which they pleased show the old friends and
patrons % g. Diuguid Sons and the public "erers
They also keep constantly hand ,assS-@~~ SKIS
METALLIC BURIAL CASES. OF all sizes. also large STOCK
WOODEN CoFFlNS, Of every description, and viii pa,
prompt undertaking business at all bonr.
".f3sdsr,s d. y. a. "a. A. DIIiGUID.
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XNTOKIOtH =! IO'S!!-Thr'shinx
Machines from proving themselves
victorious, "a "a from the
WIIIIJEMOi.E g. JOSLIN.
THIS Is to certify that1 have ot WnirIEMoRt
IIhs tHfESlilNu MACHINES, aud can recommend the
L. l., the best achucs also nd
ihru any that want Machines. have been
business years. thty
lnc That lhare had siHrc been the thrrsI
bislntss. h.AMU I'll. d. iAI lERSON
August ld lei4 ! Il
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mar ct" YOUNGER SMITH
csrxxL HNatlEs KG COACH AND GwL
my WA'GoH FACTORY III" Fubscri- SfE4Sye
- Der returus his gIartul achuowi ledge
meats To BIS old friends and customers the liberal patron
a'' toward hin Hegs ieaNci" mi ITEM and the pub
i taa he has started in hopes,
VIZ He VIII aak" order aud keep hand AL kin,s
non hAe Wagons made IN ian most substantial and neat
stAr lie wit, ahe order and IL have made,
general assortment u tarriasr Rocka~ay and bug
A,su and hnIs" Spring Moving
c"h ~ hc old lya hbrS Codct UtxYon Factory md
lie doing busese The pf,nc1 may expect To-
e' GOOD work ana alta low price Al VII" want good and
III" u tggieN give H. ,ai. JohN H. BAlLEi, Ag'L
fENENT.-zyn,,usb been u ppoin ted sole a. gent
~ by the proprietor ii tnc James tenent Worhs,
for the -aie OF Cement IN fhs place, prepared to I'LL al
orders at The 10" prco,. WM I. AMBER son.
lug Ii-ts
,l,EusHD saPpsx OF DRE.st:oOD. =, FOn
Il CHRISTINA rEE,f Nrs JOHN AnnAhAMs w,l oien
tti- 'nornng, 80 SUPERIOR SILK DIES rs, sold
: >, worth S3o great barea. With a'gc Ia" Of printed
al W." Mou>ds, reduction Of 81 vent tal
o"H thuv 1dtsI JOHN AbkAIl ANS
h,~>OsUTaUN OF pAsTNEK~Hip.--rhr
~ arm heretofore sng heiw the ned, under
" lrof SHEARElt . is dissolved by mutual consent
49, ,,l'NS ha' 'ee' "lo 1"t u . " III o''" Wv.
sod ana al a'eeun, dur lie Is alone authorized /" ""d
~ he business and Ma pay The dtis due ~ the od
WM ShE ARbE,
July 81, 1853 HENRY Is silEAkEH
rE'nE UNDERGRADUATES viii carry "a hc bm.-
mess at the old and Invites ali the tho
u" IA I" give him a,al whom he will SELL low for cash
ang2is G. SiiEAREk
&Wtr MACUINss.-W- are Agents for the
- DAN PEAsEJR' superior SMUT MACHINES h.ch
ar" now the best nuSc Tors will lind greatly TO their
tl' To these machines preference to ali others
store
We refer Messrs Lsnghorne Johns who using
these machines. IkBI " SAUNDERS
as
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-09

Jan Is Is
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
QUARANTINE AFFAiR.S.

II was supposed by many that Gov. King wonld
visit staten land yesterday, and in consequence mum
bers went down TO what would be done in honor o
His Excellency Tie military ready TO give
salute everything was prepared for reception, but no
Governor came, and go nearly everybody wes di-ap-
pointed. It's stated that Gov. King will leave the Gus
tom House wharf this morning, ia company with
i ge number persons, for the purpose Of visiting the
Lower Bay ard other places connected with QnaYan.
tine, well Quarantine itself In the afternoon he
nay review the military.
The inspection Of the 9Th Regiment will take place
this afternoon ct O'Clock precisely. It was announced
al first to take place Yesterday, but the Inspector
General could not be- present and so the affair Wa
postpcred until to-day, when II viii surely transpire
large number Of distinguished military men are ex
pec:ed to be present.
On Sunday CAPT. McMGton- company Of artillery
proceeded to the Rev. Mr. Murrays Church 10 New.
Brighton aud engaged in divine service TIE men
attracted general attention a. they marched through
the streets, ard were commended by all who saw them
on then fine and solJiery appearance
The members of the regiment generally are well
pleased with camp life, and would willingly remain
week longer II they could. The 7lst wi have
reaso to complain Of the condition in which they vii
md Camp Wellington, a. the 9Th aas placed every
thing IN order. The 9Th had the wort Of the matter
and barely succeeded in getting everything right
before they were sent home The 9th then had to get
the sibey tents in good position and perform other
necessary duties, while the 7ist viii reacn the en-
osnpment when there nothing 10 do but mount guard
ard make til, deily parade.
The Artillery fired at a target 800 yards distant, yes
terday with great success. Cspt. Mcmahon, the
Colonel end private Cogan made the best shots while
ten out Of thirteen balls were forced through The
target The shooting was done with 6-ponnder.
Within Quarantine nothing new .ransPred, and the
number Of sex is daily growing lea. Soon there will
he 10 more heavy work for the doctors. No arrivals
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
CAYLGA MARS IES.
.vIi q. III c. j. WARREN.

Between thirty aui forty ol and acres OF land Ia
Gle OF D.. most fertile aud bc--cutiyaed portions OF
tie STATE, j. rendered worthless ty an unnatural aul
unnecessary overflow. Worse than that the surround
ing country embracing several important and but fol
this pleasant Villages injured 10 an almost .ncalci-
liable extent by the malaria, mu.ke,pes aud want ol
roads. Attempts to end this vast nuisance have bee
rendered lItlrss by tal.e impress and want of IA
formation.
THIS nuisance is chiefly row On unnatural as Well a.
an unueccs-uy one, G4I occGsioued by acts Of the
State.
Tie Cayuga Lake is about forty mes long. aad of
al average width oi two miles, The Seneca Is about
the same size, AMI discharges into the lower and
nothen end Of the Cayuga. The Crooked Lake .
smaller one, discharges into The Seneca. Tie outlet Of
the Cayuga uns north ten miles, then east and north.
eastefly to IL junction with the outlet OF Oneida which
makes the Oswego River.
The outlet OF the Canandagla Lake receives the
waters Of Mud Creek, Flint Creek and, in the ccusss
OF >xty or seventy miles, mauy smaller streams, and
unitcs with TIE outlet Of the Cayggt four miles below
the lake.
All these waters make in Spring freshets q large
riyer IL patura iai Is only about three inches 10
the mile for twenty six miles to Jack Reefs, where
there natural all OF rom five to SIX feet with rapid
water below, so that at Baldwinsyl.e, SIX miles lower
down, dam, by authority o. the Legislaiure is main
tanned of about twelve feet.
There was natural provision fyr the iischerge Of
thee waters over valley Of from TWO to four miles in
width over which reshets flowed at time. as deeo a.
three feet. In the dry season the water subsid into
channels ike the Genesee and Mohawk, and left
great portion Of the Valley dry euough for cultivation
which was successfully commenced in severs place.
thirty and twenty-five years ago.
Tie annual decay Of is luxurious grasses, and the
deposit from the overflow, rase it, surface little
every wear; and Il. dim ution Of water consequent
upon the clearing Of the country would before this
tine have enabled the water 10 flow II It's channels
without overflow, except in Spring freshe,s.
~ az early DAY the land OF this Valley was regarded
valuable. Il was oil surveyed and allotted by the
state 10 the soldiers Of the Revolution Ike the
rounding higher lands.
Tie Ere Canal crosses this Valley i've miles below
the lake and one mile below the CO luence OF the
Cananduigua River, by locking into IL Valley from
each way, and crossing the stream e. right angle TO
it, sluggish current.
TIE towing path across the Valley ob-tructed the
free flow Of water in ID time and the bridges ob-
struct-d the channel.
Ia few years it found necessary to have deeper
water in tie canal and higher owpath, and without
regsrd 10 the private or general injury that should
suit, q mud lock was bult ald the level across tie
Valley raised about thre> feet higher than the one
crossing the stream; the .owirg pS.h was raised
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
GERRIT SMITH CONSIDERED.

To WI. GoopELL, csq.-Dear Sir: Your recent
letter in The TRIBUNE, in defense of the Hon. Gerrit
Smith as q candidate for Governor, duly received
and your plain question" shall have Is plain m
answer. You do not deny any Of the avowals Of NJ.
Smith, as quoted in my letter to Mr. De!ayan. Yoa
doubtless speak by authority and as the advocate and
exponent @. Nj. Smith, YOU acknowledge and justify
the whole length and breadth Of his notification doc
trnes, and demand the Of me, the ground Of
mydutyto " love my neighbor as myself. You demand
OF me to vote for Mr. Smith, not only in view OF his
notification Of the United States C0lrts but Of his
declaration that he considers the Constitution Of
"Mis Sf9te of no consequence whGtevcr.' Now. the
tie Constitution is the only basis of the Government
and III the foundations be destroyed what shall the
"righ,eous DO p While the sea Of human passions
is so easily excited and the toruadOes Of provocaton
are so frequent how long would society exist without
the usual forms of governmental restraint
have then no difficulty in replying 20 your per-
souol appeal Were MS sell and family liable to AL
the evils and chances oi fugitives from Slavery,
should rather trust life ard liberty in State where
H.. Constitution the courts and other forms of gov
euntnt are held sacred, Hnder sny Governor al,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

THr pHlLDELFHIA Posr-OFFIcE.- The commission
10 which was referred, consisting OF P0stma ter
General Brown, Attorney Black, and the Hon
Howell Cobb, Secretary OF 'he TTsusury have decided
in favor Of the purchase of the Levy property ador
Ing the cus,om-lloUse on Chestnut street and the
erection thereon OF and cOmmodious structure
for the use Of the purchase The lot Is 30 feet fron.
by 5 feet deep 20 Liberty street and the new strrc
turo is contemplated TO occupy also soe % feet of the
vacant space adjoining the Custom House thus civ.
rg front on Chestnut street Of 81 feet and ike
width in tie rear on Liberty street with ample MON
for side entrances &c. IL i further proposed a. We
ulder,tand To the Cu.tom-H House for ne ae-
commn,2tiou of The Fed, ral Courts the Cuson-Horss
to De- rgmbyod to Second street, or if that property
Werchouse, co,!er Of Front and Dock streets.
lPhilsdeifbh Pelrsy.vsniau
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
FROM HAVANA.

Tie United States mail steamship Cahawba. j. ID.
Bulloch. Commander, from New Orleans. via Havana.
arrived here on Monday morning.
The CahawlG left New-Orleans on the 9Sth. and
Havana tie evening Of the 29th. From the latter
place the only intelligence OF interest she brings is
that the city is quite healthy, The English screw
steamer Maurtius sailed from Havana for England
or the 29th. The sugar marke. is quiet: although
heavy sales had been reported during the previou,
week. holders are firm; stock, l20,OO0 boxes Freighs
still continue very dull and appearance or pros
pee; Of improvement Exchange on London. l5l TO
l53 pie.lum New-York I! to do.i New-Orleaus.
) 10 .! Go.
On the SO;h ult lat. 26 80 long. 70 50, exchanged
signals with schooner Pollnx bound 10 the northwari
Oct J. la'. 80 Co. lon ~ i2 exchanged signals with an
American bark, showing willie color with red border.
and the letters 5 c in the center.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
Frou ne Ciac.aacn GaIc'ic.


Slime persons ar, born uuder lucky star, or arr
protected by Guoyerrug Providence when they least
t%p ret il, and themselves murlnurlng at the de
Iaui iemeu of their plans. \ lady. resident of tins
eitS arrived home yesterday from visit to Europe,
NJ }rc she t0s been spending the past 80 months.
shof time previous 10 the sailing of tie Austria the
Ldl sent the amount necessary tor cabin passage t.
New York to the agent at Hamburg with Instructions
a. s,lcct her good stGtc-room lie did as directed
w.t. the exception OF giving her dosUaDle lOcGtion
in tee vessel, and OF her arrival IN Hamburg tc sail
witt the steamer, she found thc vessel So crowded
with passengers, and the room assigned hcr SO unte
siraic that 49, concluded 70 take passage ia another
steajuer. With tins intention she apl lied To the agent
for ,,c return OF her passage money, bu he declined
t. ritud. 81 bargain was bargain ith him, ana
the dy either compelled 10 sccept srch quarters
htd been assigned her. or 10 return by another
eel y a lose her passenger ticket She d1ermued to
ado the latter course, and al once secured sta.e-
rVon' In another steamer.
AteI her arrangements had been madc and before
the Austria sailed, feeling took possession OF her
wous meet with some terrib, accident aud that She
herS.i would IN al probability bc lost S. well satis-
bed Nas she that something cOaid happen, lust ss
people frequently borrow trouble without waiting
for i TO cone along naturally, that she determined 10
send her jewery by the Austria. She therefore
stripped herself Of everything valuable watch and
chaii pins, rings, breaches, &C., 10 q considerable
amo3 and packing them securely in a Casket con-
mttI them 10 the Of the Captain OF the Austria
tskiss the precauton TO inform her friends of Whist
Ie sad done, IN order that they nagt recover the
poPiy IN case her own groundess ears, in regard t.
hersj should be realized
m result IS well known. The vessel in which tbs
nay t1k passags arrived safely at It's destination.
Ihatt"heh she'had been prompted to leave, even at
5 e.eo'e iess, with It's load oi human beings met
WIZ, iete tssf appalled, the stoutest hearts II j.
need - 10 add that the lady is coutepted She ost
her Itssage money and jewelry. but saved her life.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
A REPLY To PROF. GLkrnrrsur,p

10 he fdsfor Q Inc y D. IytbUae.
SIRj In regard to Mr.. Glaubcnskee's correction cf
my sitiemont, Iwould briefly state n t beside few
minoHand Insignificant alterations my statement A. a,
first Jade in THs TGIBusE was correct.
Ihidisoipline ON board the Austria resenblol .hs,
OF an sd fashioned country Fourth of July training if
sm fny judge Of order. 1t differs widely from that
Of the Sa1ona, IN which steamer crossed in july las,
1 was 20 far displcased with the mismanacemcut of
the steamer that stFoye 10 prevail with my friend
Ar Afhicbe to leave her al Southampton and cross
with atother; thus being willing 10 forfeit NV passas
for .hetabe Of feeling safe The inei6ceucy Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05
THE LOSS OF THE AUSTRIA
Twenty Two More Lives Saved
n.y. ~sn SHIP cArAR1NA, at QUEBEC
u,,a.s oct. {, 1853.


Tho Norwegian hip Cs,arins, Capt o. 80,
r1,,ev AZ davs out, arrived yesterday va '''
.o'm % lat Al deg. 50 niD the Caiaroa 5 ~ WA
mc unSorupate steamship Austria a"e '''N ''''''
',o 30 I'm. ia al, sixteen passenger ana '" ~
~ In the number il included e'rl a',-.
If oce. On their arrival at Qososc he'sf' Ia"
ierlerc and McBain took them under their care ah'
will see 20 Their wants.
The following arc tie names Of Tue saved by 'ne
CatanuG;
S,cond calm Passengers.
q SroEprI. ASDRLw LISDsHEh'
Stcraec Passengers.
Canaan FlFyERT. JoAcHfS PLEss,
JoRGLS FTCHER, EDWARD AHLhHs'
WILHELN BRsNssD0Rf, josEPH SAkh' ALVA'
II,,,e,cu Eorpt,u. CfuusTOPH BARCKER.
cvyY Ncreor - WINstVTz
PITIR SvENsES, JoHANHf' DAt"N'i.f''
CHRisToPHE DASEER.
Crcir.
N.nTr. FofIDE, Cook,
JosEpH KARzE, fireman,
FKEDERicX SHFrELDr, fireman.
HfrR REFER. fireman,
J0p's RoHNoSoT, sailor,
JoHAH UFSKCH alor,
-JAHR, sailor.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

Of late have brought any few pAiieits aoug s.h
them.
hrrU.-A umor being prvaien; os trouble. ca
Vutkncy las ordered T., Aui.,r, within Qsaran,.,a
o-t-ht Mou-oy, 60 repr a,y a'iach t4Ai may :.
made.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

Exc % "a
n tAArlL9ii1 c- cufting ever vt been has -
tan whether ihse no. CT whether lN1
az rsglt selied By anything IN fact. a..
FTuu lis general q the condition u op nshoS
Department fhs particulars Of The sccessfT oe
resoef o. or the d. petion Of the Treasury having rp
seued i the r-pots o. tte joint Committee on sfeo1nts
referred ~ turn subject q WA importance -
from rhe commencement Of ny lnHss'isat.4- been KY -
ssny view which have oven tie Most eAs
sersti0u the yemecdi EedsIrss, nenrss~y - 80
a cont!uUsnce yos-ibs recurrence Of the c.nHi''
u, past eight yesrs. 49,. on,lspe sf
The es.onabl. hniu Of letter will only ~ruiI an
the prinopel changes whch 70 inpt aity
hshfnx y.tsn OF accounting which shall combine
cearue,s AID sccrsry. / am hTnly Vi he oPl1o- '-'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-05

TotaI.....,................. 4S.7d,l7sn
Lidled end evenly uirr dof- placed tre hands II eo
eors f'r coictoi, end np nidus o. their accounts,
animation Of nol nt.Iis be- ever L,.n made ,Aep 90 f4r
done BY me unce the aU.nohy Of tie Join, COMMITTEES
fr-ofs denqaenccs and dedication. amounting to many
tolsand have aesty Loon diroverrf; ana who can ta
when . wal -ud. Tue above 10 es1uuins statement but
nevertheless Tegsrd the fset that collect tus olpr
beng aware that ileiI sacVunts suffered lie ou,
bong saNged of Examined, and that hey AYt hei b
ar'orni'hiy e'tr primary aufe u -dou 4enc.rs Bat
who WHO has b,en blame tor his Our pre-sn, Coz
Gs nod, Las been surrounded by difficulties
rl-rre b. ,gsreI h. The ,yrtirv ~ -. 'e, , A. =.
present. osnled and Ianaged = VIII swamp any who 80
suae its Leah and direction Ihen is stem ~ the aadt
ne ceIaIiI n and no regular u'tAod ia tAe IcePng Of e
NJ O. tc--
I6r What Is tie corleet amount Of ra.t due taxes
S'o"di WHAT Tie correct smoprt o. passed dae assess
Ih,r8. What is The sinou, for e lie Ba.esn Of Arrears
should be held responsible
fo1gih No man comprehend the condition of the
Aal orr prrseu, Controller really altogether blame
Tie tarer u ~ - s that he shall dire, the J3r sat
sie head the various der eject b. 9
fntt Collecting Officers who held their sppo.utnel. under
other depsEtmets did nat ard would MT comply Win te re-
qliremens q the law nor the direction. Of ts .S .
either in the manner of keeping thru accounts Vr u s
ee-d Paymen, on awards snd contracts for local improve
mtli, have made error Oh as" of r
Wa,sr stles.. Bs~trlan street AID other
Third: The Controller has been meai-oy AZ ne mercy of
,s 6y those who ia the 'ef@ VI Designing politicians
T rk OF Arresrs entered npn the performance of bis f1-
ts on N. I7h day February, 1854 te law eabshns hs
S,-trn hayuz pessed the previous year B,th tbs
lve OF Taaes and the cors Of reelected
:, ,end promptly bis bureau he sonnt u paid snd
a. feaured under the yrosision. of the law On
D. 81 day ~ tobeT 1854 he h,,eivcr Of Taxes L Ypesr
id from hs ONCE, vhicH rtlrn snd al .1bss
g. ret..s received by the Arrears
rrrscf suc ped or BY aim with tie provso ssd
eTcrf> No correct return Las been made 70
him s.ssscnta, and c'I,eqgenly been charged
Kim
lie olo~ing appear he ledger as having bssn
l.. - L.. 10