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Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
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ON THE DEATH OF MARY CROSS

81 come not now with poets lay Of mirth,
For all such phantasies with me are fed;
come to pay tribute last ON earth,
And weep in memory, of the early dead.
leone to speak OF one with prospects bright,
or one just budding forth in truth and grace,
Whose morning skies had never known night,
And loves smile was in her beauteous face.
Whose tenderness and love, whose heart was so
warm,
All felt that glow that in her circle moved
Whose cheerful converse and whose gentle form
Was known to all, and was by all beloved
But she is gone too pure, too sweet for earth;
The spotless soul, must not be sullied here,
SO young yet ripened into heavenly birth,
Where youthful hopes will never know fear.
The flower just blooming in this vale of tears,
Culled in the morn, nor left to droop at even,
Is placed above, secure from earthly fears,
To shed its fragrance in the Courts of Heaven.
Far, far above all earthly cares and strifes.
Possessing cherub mind and sacred heart,
She sits with Christ in realms Of light and life,
And lovely Mole now has Mary's part.
D7ied be the Mothers tear--the fathers grief
o cease thy sorrow. all was done by love
And that same hand that brings relief,
By pointing to that happy meeting above"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

Sewing Machine Needles, Oil Curtains and fix
lures, Wall Paper, Silver Plated Castors, also,
Spoons and Forks, superb lot Of Tea Trays and
Walters, Plated Water Waters for Parlors; Pota-
TO steamers Table Knives and Forks, Salad spoons,
Brass, Glass and Silver Candlesticks, Cornelius
best Oil Lamps. Hall Lamps, Brass and Japaned
Lanthorns, Market Basket Velocipedes, Cabs and
Willow Carriages in great variety. Call at
BEAUMONT g. BARNES.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
gARRG FOR SALE.

the highest bidder, (if not sold privately before
thai time) my farm, situated in Montgomery Co.
Tenn on the Nashville g. Hopkinsville turnpike,
miles north of Port Royal and Is miles from
Clarksyle. The tract contains
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

aJ The Vigilance Committee Of New Orleans
has disbunded, II seems, without erlddlng the city
Of the Thugs robbers and asssssins tkat infest t.
We must confess that we at first believed the Wig
ilants were organised for worthy object, as they
pretended, but since the whole matter has been
developed. we are constrained 10 conclude that It
was all for pelaieai eject They say they wero
organized three months ago, and during that time
murder and robbery were ssiaa - s=sff supreme,
yet the vigIanis did not manifest themselves till
few days before the election-thc election pass
ed of quietly, resulting in the election Of the
American candidate, and the defeat Of the v:gi-
liant candidate. Immediately afterwards the COM
mitiee dsbanded, and yet they had not rid the city
of single Thug, robber, or assassin, unless such
was the character Of some Of their mon, killed
by the careless discharge of their own cannon !
Nov adding to TO all this, the fact that the leader
Of the viglants, and their candidate for Mayor,
were both denocr ITS, that most Of the Vigionts
were foreigners, aud that the government of the
city was American, and we think that the pro-
fessions of the Committee VIII pass for but little
worth. IL they were sincere, why did they not
go to work month before they did, and, after
manifesting themselves, why did they not go on
till they had accomplished their professed object 2
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

B. Plosser g. Co., have good stock of Clothing
which they are selling at very low figures.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

Cali at FALL g. TURNLEY's for inc pocks
Cutlery. Zap 6
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1853.

% carsnisls oEse oys, v =. D,ysrly'. s1e,s.-En
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

Peturescf every style and lie taken Lowest
price 81 highest price S75, PERSONS having Da
enlarged TO photographs Of the size of life. and
co,cred In oil on canvhsa or paper, with an accu-
racy' not to be obtained in any other way.
53fssoms WEI side Public Square, Clark syIe
Oct,,i, Silly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
ARCTIC LINlMe Mr.

This Incompatible Linimcnt, upon which the
great mass Of the Attic ted Of all lands now saIy
Tor relief from the pangs Of Rheumatism. Neii-
,,ruses, Burns, ScaIds, and all cnianeoue discusses
rapidly superseding all similar preparations
he proprietors give for the encouragement Of
ufferers, the following memorandum Of few oil
the wonderful cures effected by il during the past
few months. Certificates from The pertics n6ined
length precIudes the publication Of all but few.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
j. 4 A. ARNOT,
LYNCH, ARNOT y co.
Nhaoinuf efra.f


Many Druggists having old Linemenia On
hand, will try and sell them TO you the best, hut
do you positively refuse to purchase Them. Ask
ior ''Bragg's Arctic Liniment, - and take no other.
LIBERAL PROPOSITION.
The propfietors agree TO furnish each purchaser
Of dollar bottle, with free subscriptions 70 tho
u. S. Journal, for one year. This is one tf The
best N y illustrated papers. A Certificate en-
tiiling the holder 10 the benefit Of this proposition
is enclosed in the wrapper around every dollar
bottle. The Arctic Linenent Is put up IN 80
cent, so cent. sad 81 bottles. The SO centand 81
bottles contain SC and 100 per cent more Linl-
ment IN proportion 70 their cost. and are the chean
est. For sale by BRAGG & BURROWES.
Sole proprletors, 81. Lons, No.
An agent is wanted IN every town and village
Applications must be accompanied by responsblc
references.
For sale by e. X. Thomas. Bryarly 4 Mccan-
ley aud " .. Vance. clafksvilIei Berry & pe-
moyille, Nashville, Tenn
Oef 2, lS57--ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
Tlne Blind See.

We6sfeT NHy, 10lcd, N0c. va, 1901.
DR.. A, G BRAcG--Dear Sir For more than
three years had been afflicted with infiainea
eyes. in an aggravated degree and tried various
physicians, and several nostrums, to no effect;
was induced by DR.. Baum to try tho Arctic Liui-
ment, and in two months WIS nearly well ny
little daughter was afflicted in the same manner
for the same time, and during portion of to
time was entirely b ind in one eye. applied
your valuable Linement, and here arc now
perfectly sound Thus have !, with one two-bt
bottle, cured my daughters eyes and my cra.
besides curing the rheumatism In my back l
would not be without your invaluable remedy in
my house. Yours truly, VIM, RUSSELL
WEBSTER Cry, Iowa. Nov. 9th. 1857.
hereby certify, that | am we'll acquainted with
VIM. Russell, and with the astonishing cuFea ho
and know his statement to be strictly
true j. J. WADSWORTH, p. M,
Webster Civ
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
az Belchsr & Bros Sugar Refiner,
An Explosion.

Memphis, Tenn, Nou 2Hih, 1851
thereby certify, that having been badly bruised
ami scaidod by the explosion Of Steam Boiler, i
friend induced me 10 try Bragg's Arctic Lnlment.
The smart instantly extracted from the scaias,
and in very short time all the pain was gone
from the bruises. In two weeks was well, and
able to my business.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
sundries.

Watercoolers, ice cream frsezefs, cocoa dippers,
cedar tubs, painted buckets, scrub floor and oil
cloth brooms and brushes
BEAUMONT g. BARNES.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

Consisting in part Of Fancy Silks, Muslins, lawns,
Bonnets, Bonnet Ribbons, Trimmings. Ready
made Clothing, &c. If you want any of the
above articles now is the tine TO buy them.
Very Respectfully,
PICKERING s. ELY.
lima la. lR5a-iv ~ -
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
10 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE

NJ Q. e l.. Il. X. co.
An election Tor fifteen Directors will be held a.
the Railroad oiiice, IN the town Of Claiksville,
on Saturday, the 26Ih Of lane next. for 10 b
reeiors to serve for ~ months. By order Of lilo
board. w. Il. MUNFORD, Pres'f
MAY II, ,56-5w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

Mr. Hughes, Of this city, Gather Of Professor
Hughes) has piece Of the Atlantic Cable, used
by his son. II is about the size Of a FIVE cent
piece and consists Of seven iron wires On the out
side, then Guna Percha, and then : seven copper
wires in the centre--the copper wire being the
conductor. Prof. Hughes states, in private let
ter, that he has no doubt Of his ultimate success
in working rapidly and well through this cable.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
Nrw OELrANs, June q. p. NJ.

Cotton frm--sales to-day of 1900 bales, the
steamers advices had effect upon the market -
Sugar buoyint at 16e advance. Tobacco steady.
Flour advancing. with sales at 81 50S5 50. Corn
advanced TO 73a75c. Provisions are dull. Gun
ny bags l2o.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
INTERPRETATIONS.

have just received enoiher shipment OF Me-
Donaid's superior Refrleefators. III you with 10
keep your Meats, Vegetables. Milk aud Butter.
fresh. cool gnd sweet, you should BY all means
supple Yourself believe they will save you Iss
enough 20 pay Tor one during the summer
80. JOHN +. cOUTE
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
ClNcINNArI, Juna en-. nj. M

CINCINNATI, Juno III L. Nj.
Flour dull, quotations irregular aud nominal
Whisky declined TO 20e and dull Mess pork dull
al sl5 so, Bacon sides sold at 1859, and duh
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
CONSISTING OF

CONSISTING OF
Fancy Silks Parasols
Bernges Fancy, solid Fans
colors and black Pcknet, Cotton, Silk and
Organde Muslin Thread Gloves;
Lawns-fancy and black; Silk and Cotton Hose and
Swiss Muslin Half Hose
Corded and striped Swiss; Black 3 Fancy Nantes
Embroidered Swiss in Bonnets and Summer
Patterns Hats;
Jaconet Muslin Mosquito Bars
Plaid Muslin Marsaies Counterpanes
Swiss and Jaconet Edg- Cottonades !;
ing and Inserting; Lnnen Drilling
Dimity Swiss & Jaconet Bathing Towels;
Flouncing Floor Oil Cloths, A,
Embroidered Collars Cd and Sd,
Collars & Sleaves in Sets; Mahogany Table Oil
Embroidered Handker- Cloth;
chiefs; Carpets;
Ribbons And aiew small goods.
BrIfyou want any Of the above, or will wan
any this summer, now is the time and this the
place to buy them.
June 4th '5s--tf w. H. BRYARLY & co
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

ALL persons indebted to Mrs. M. D. MARTIN,
respectfully solicited to call and settle by the
first Of July.
June 10, '56-2w
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

ATLANTIC TEtEoRAfn "A private letter itom
an intelligent gentleman and practical telegraph
er. who Witnessed, op ihe Doth nit, at PiymoulN.
England the formal tests Of the several eIectFi.
clans IN telegraphing through the entire length Of
the Atlantic cable, states that Prof. Hughes with
bis wonderful printing telegraph machinesb was
able tc write through the 900 miles al the rates
Of 50 letters per minute, equal to about seven
words--a degree Of success which was as uDox-
pected as II was gratifying.
Prof Whtehouse was only able TO write at the
rate Of IS words in Is minutes. and Prof Thomp-
son was utterly unable TO work al all through the
cable.--Nask. Union
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

Of. LOUIS, lee. SjFus lpOf
We the undersigned, having used DR.. Dragn'g
Attic Linement for number of months, cheer
diseases Of horses so well are we satisfied OF tho
Attic being the best Liniment made, that We
would use no other We keep and have keptfor
q number Of years, extensive livery stables IN this
city, aud consequently our experience about horasa
and their diseases is great, and we unhesitatlngly
say that the Arctic Liniment is the only one wo.
have ever found always effective. We cordially
recommend Tito all livery stable keepennnd pihese
having the care Of horses.
j. & A. ARNOT,
LYNCH, ARNOT y Co.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
w. II. BRYARLY & co.

HAVE an over stock Of the following Goods
and in order to make room for their Fall purchase
have determined TO sell them
az Cost, for Cash.
And will continue offering them 1t Cost until LIST
September next No one will be asked more than
the exact cost for any of them-and those that
have open accounts ON their books, and do notpay
for what they may buy of the goods here specified
will be charged small advance
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

This invaluable Iiniment is also equally ilfca-
cious In curing the diseases Of animals. as wiipens
the following certificate: Messrs. J. e. A. Arnot,
and Lynch, Arnot & Co.. keep the two lasees,
livery stables in the West. and are generally
known throughout the United States.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

New lot OF Fishing Tao We want room.
kle. We want more Gus
New lot Of Guns. toners.
New lot of Pistols. We want money.
New lot of everything. We want TO please
you.
BEAUMONTS BARNES.
Clarksville, April l6, 1858.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25
For Farming

New style Dayton axe. hoes, cradles, chains,
broad axes, warranted cross cut saws very cheap,
Boston nails and every thing in this line Of trade.
B. g. b.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-06-25

T. D LEONARD, Auctioneer.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-05-02

.t, In their territorial condition, and impose upon
,hsm the sound restriction that they must thus remain
ntil they have people enough to entte them 70 one
representative in the House Of hepIesenIa'sef .ns
tor thinks we trying them with threats and ae'ns
unfairly and unusuy towards them.
s;r can zee no foundation for any such charge 1
believe that majority do not vote to acoeps .nis
oroposition which their admission Will depend, .hc
80 thing for the people Of Kansas and certainly the
M thing for the people Of the United States which can
,han be done will be let them know that they VIII
have 10 remain In this position probably fo some years
~ come We may thus obtain truce on TINS hSuathg
ND disturbing question and truce for even four or hyo
s,s may I've Of inestimable advantage to u.s. 1t may be
hi In that time we may improve the opportunities OF
This truce into permanent and iaSung peace tnat We
engage the public mind la the consideration OF other
s,ons that we may employ it in those vast interests,
na, a and moral which necessary TO progress
IA advancement that may learn to treat each
IN, Win more Of Justice aud moderation, and with
more ooncliaory spirit. Whenever that is attained,
It,. then with the senator from Kentucky, it will
~ hard 10 fix the limits to our progress and our inn
provement .. -, :.
Gems 10 me that his scheme invites them instead Of
rutting an end 10 themfor four five, or eyen per-
hans three longer man can say what to hap
I in the future believe that the deepest interests of
Tho American people concerned in adopting some
beme to quiet this question for the present at least
and they would adopt this scheme presented by the
s,,nce committee it Is probable in my opinion that
boud have repose for while at leasta repose which,
nerbaps, might be improved as ! said, into permanent
mace | believe that by adopting this proposition the
question would pass for tme at least, out of federal
poitics it would be localized and when that IL dono
think there interests Of magnitude enough to employ
The public mind, and to engage 1t in more wholesome
manner But sir, like the senator from Kentucky,
can only say that in signing my to this recon-
mcndaon Of the conference committee sought to do
what believed to be best for tho whole country be-
ieyed II TO be Just in itself; knew it to be consistent
with the principles which and my friends have been
advocating here and was willing to do almost any
thing which was compatible with Just and fair dealing
and which did not sacrifice consistency principle to
tte this question If could justice and pre-
serve the peace Of the country believe should secure
all the good which those whom represent can derive
from any settlement of this question.
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OFFICIAL.



TRApuny nwApuagn,
: n ~ !. ca -<-- - 80
HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals. vtn b rscsvsd
department until ssth day xay Dssxne ~ - ksus
any portion whole, q Arc uIoes 4 {eAefa &sassy
exchange gold Of The CnsA 6ates &ed win
Of the United nxass the rsasrs We Na - mia
dcIpha baach mint New OisAsa he
Boston New FORK Cassa, ~ g. IsaS with
in ten days acccptancs saeh unAcr - author
ty Of the act Of Congress- ~ asahesss s sus
treasury notes p approved Esd Deeembss, last.
The treasury issa usa ths ssccpt hes q cen
Gates OF depote sssdn o
They will msas syab y ~ order II such
shall make ssea exhaas ~ ~ lowest
interest," exceeding ceatu nnnu and will
carry a the ovrAoats Of sucA dspsa
proposals the Of interest without conou and
ohor bids and con.a aes fpensi rates
than one fourth half ourhs of per One
per b exchaagsd na be do
posted Of tho officers abovs whose
such depoc accompapy each cpcss
curiy tho proposal acospte4 Immediate
directions given such dsposHs should the popo
sails be provisions Of the oct OF Cuges Of this
notice, they viii not DO considered.
proposals this notc must be soed and incbsd On the
outside Proposals Treasury Notes" fhsy win ~ opened
department IL O'Clock, said tenth Aay q Nay
Al HOWELL Conn,
April 11--dtNayl0 seoseeasy q ~ HsAsary.
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WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT.
osucE OF raE wAsmxeroy AQuHprcr,
asbi q 20

Uyrcr WAsMxeroy AQrIprcr
Washington, March 8, 1858
DROPOSALS are invited for the completion of the
Washington Aqpcduct according plans specifications
which will be on exhibition in this office on and after tho 10Th Of
cocton Of the whole work in gross
for the separate works described in the specifications United
States rcscryng the right to make contract for the whole
separate works most advantageous comparison
portion, only o the completed appropria
tons now available and tho contracts will BIO subject to the conn
The engineer the right prescribe
work.
Payments win be made upon Treasury
the monthly estimates Of the engineer reeryng
oil until tho completion Of the contract
condition Of all contracts that the wokmen shall te paid their full
Proposals should be sealed and endorsed Proposals
Naicrials for the Washington Aqueductn
Tho United States tho right any the
whole or for Of the work i not deemed
work will be awarded to the lowest bidders for the whole
the work. who give good security for the completion Of their
Every offer must be accompanied by written guarantee signed by
or more responsible the effect that no they
enter into obligation within days. with good
cnics for the completion Of the work undertaken
srs or individual Known 10 tho engineer % ~ sen
War that the able guarantee
Bids will be opened in the OF tho bidders
llih May; mono will be received after that hour
The work to be let comprises completion Of the
omac at the Great Falls building completion
pIctou Of conduit furnishing rpc building iron pipe
sa % from pse the the
ing high service reservoir in Georgco~n and supply
70 be made TO the detailed descriptions and specifications
The comparison Of the bids will be made upon the quantities noted
the specifications and plans exhibited The letting
should bid in gross be accepted the monthly upon
10 be nxcd by him. with tho usual per
the entire completion Of the contract according TO the specifications
Proposals each work will be CON-
pccd provided Congress apropriates the necessary funds
BY order Of the Secretary Of War
Captain OF Engineers,
In charge Of Washington Aqucduc
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THE STEWART HOLLAND xOyUNENE

10 me Editor cfMs Uxoa
Sin / WAS pleased 10 sea inquiry made through .
communication In yorr journal, to what psagrsss If
any, had been made towards carrying eat the sagcon
tcmpated purpose OF tho erection Of monams< 10 the
memory Of tho late Stewart Holland who dpaysd such
heroism and gallant bravery when he peshed by the los
of the III -fated steamer Arctic ~
Being mainly instrumental In originating ~ tropod
ton, would state thatthe money r asoaaletsd has
been for more than two years dspcstsd In ths hsing
house q Riggs ca. to the credit II friend Of ~ en-
tcrpe who kindly took upon himssfto collect and has
been ever since subject TO the order Of the two gatsmen
who we're selected By tho Contributors TO toswasd H. PRO
ject cannot say what Steps have bssn tAksa ~ them
io CONTRIBUTOR
WASHINGTON, May 4, 1853.
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TlHILPS SUNDAY LIST OF NEW BOOKS
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A CARD.-The undersigned as the mutual friends
IA Of Col James Bcrre and Mr. Thomas Berry, proper
that the misunderstanding between these gensmc
arising from former business and professional reacns have been
satisfactorily and honorsbly adjusted. ttftls
YRANC16 NOHUI,
"a, 1858. WIN u. WARD
The the OK who have
necessary give publicity until the preeent momeht
Nay I'd tfetta
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Sbrm Of Guorantee.

Ibrm Of Guarantee
To Capt. NJ c. Nx,es, U. S. Engineers;
We, the undersigned, residents OF - in the State Of
hereby Jointly severay with the United
apy, foregoing bid Of he accepted that hs
viii, within the
the cooirno r tho with and sufficient suretcs perform
the work furnish articles proposed conformity the
Of the advertisement II
said shall fail TO aforesaid
the next lowest bidder.
Signed AR
thereby certify that the Knowledge bcc
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DANCROFT'S SEVENTH VOLUME HISTORY
I'D Of tho United States being American Rcvolo
non, uniform with previous volumes Prize " 49,
Jnst received tor sae Ny TAYLOR 4 MAURy.
May ara Penn avenue
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Gfaddng B-srdslee snd Ayres. vics presidents D. b
Dawson, recording secretary r. dlenroy corresponding
secretary and T. j. Magruder, treasurer.
Axoussa slASpxa NAuxB-lt will be seen by the csrd
Of Messn. Mohun aud Ward THAI snothsr slaaes, start
I'd to injase the democratic and anti ksow nothing
didate for the msyoalty is nailrd 10 the mast Who
will advertise the aext the rates reasonable
Tsx Rrssavoln which n 10 10 baik On Georgetown
heights Il causing quite excitement scrioss objections
having been made to of the Spos spoken cs suit
able location.
PKnsoSAL-A delegation II ten Boston aldermen, with
the quarantine physicIAn, and several othsr municipal
officers who have been attending the quaraatns
ton II B~mose arrived In thh city yesterday, and
stopping at the National Hotol.
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n6y~FouRTlI WARD-There will be meeting Mt
Assembly Rooms Monday evening o'clock
tho council place II r NJ Young
resigned. Nay 2