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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25
POLITICS IN EGYPT"

A correspondent Of Tie Missouri Democrat, writing
from Southern Iinois gives the folio wing account Of
the state OF politics in that region:
Egypt is stirred politically to TIE center. The
dongs Of the Convention OF National Demagogues at
Springfield, the 9th, have stricken terror to the
hearts of the Douglastes T1ey have found to their
apparent horror that the charges of the Republicans
are tue that tae fundamental principle the creed Of
ths nuhiers and demsgogues Is the universal spread
Of AT lean Slavery, under the fostering wing Of the
Constitution. That TO consumma'e this the rights of
TIE peopein the States are to be outraged aod the
bertes OF tie people in the Territories suppressed
tie point Of federal bayone.s; thst the infs nous
schemes ofthe slave propagandsts must be consum
mated at the cost Of the Union ikelf; and that the
Democracy Of the Free States s only needed az a
mere tool to accomplish the cad in view Yet for all
this many thousands OF these men wi 90 back to the
ADJ Illustrative power and msniest less manly indie.
pendence than Thousands Of intelligent slave holders
IN Southern States, VINO alike the men and prn-
cples employed in this internal crusade against the
claims end the interests of the toilng millions of free
white Iaborers.
"As an IlhnoissD, blush TO know that in our great
State, made free by the ordinance of l7S7 there are
so MAJ y enemies of freedom and poor whits men.
Here is party led on by Messrs. Reynolds and
DoueAery.the trst near the grave, the second past
The meridian 81 l.te-vsging cruel war on the very
men who have made this State a gem among the
family efe'stee II the sIea; Csr-sl valley. a pay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

shin ing al other tests than tbs. Of slavs prop .,s,
i'm are set on the rain Of tbs GoyernDent. n tie,
aye not permitted 10 give the lsst inch Of teui,ory ~
have to the epcTo &c bmenis Of avery, AMI pave a,
men who toll for bread refuoed 10 t5- depatneo, :,
bumep labor 10 an unqualified eQusli,y with the nsxs
h,nself. God hiss given the free laods spresils,
awsy 10 The Pacific 20 be home for Children AZ
the ge1.Tstions TO follow them; where by thing -
coil ard building towns and critics engaging 10 ~.
varous iDdusti, pursuit oflite toe poor xl o,o,n,
rich the bon secure laods and poverty sad VA,
be unk nown. lsnd where schools, colleges soi
Ct urobes shall pYosp-r; where the gathering million,
q all isncs shs secure the desire OF tue nunsn hear
exemption from tyranny and the tight 10 ca, TIA
TOl's 1i toll IN peace Il is tois vast belt the hons
ard foie II cur race, thu. tbese ars ds;eransi
to rum. 10 send across its plans along its srs.u
arg among rs mountains, curse pfo1ucing AZ oaee
pthcsi, clal aud lbdastia decay thereby crushing
cut the last hope Of the poor Of tue Sogth, WHO'S
f,ces are turned 70 the slope Of toe
for bones, here serfdom rhould De uukooxu.
The people Of this Stats will In Nsyemh Der psx.
sdmiuister sreouse e taese men that viii shake n.
CRY bones in the White House At Va hine.ou suC
bar sh forever from our col patty whose easf a
is TO lake the c, Dction Of the laboing man bopee
ard reduce bis Children in the field AMI at home 10 a,
egus ity nith the slave II matters bat htte sheY
Mr.. Douglas gees or what becomes Of his party; TIE
cortest is between the Republicans and the Hsy aoA
Doughsrty Admipista patty, and Il sill b. sone
vhAt cheering, perhaps, tor our friends - kno ti..
the political graves of these men arr dusdus deeo
that then buiisl next November will b. 80 prOfOuaS
as 10 ftcnre TO them eterps mpon irom fa.lr.
political .tTfe IL is charged that the REPUBLICAN pa
~ Will coalesce sth the BuchansDitss IN this contest
As soon would We clasp 20 our bosom puref4ctl)a &
sef. The very touch Of such parry IS pe'lu'ioa.
Is party rot Indigenous 10 our sol, t Il ionl sxtc
trarsplapted from the realms OF disnoion and sse.
siop 10 be scattered ~ the winds of Heaven BY h>
basts Of next November"
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and n behooyes US 10 waive al personal cossidera
tons for the great end, which il only tn De obtained
fhropch n united and well directed effort. victory
viii not GEEK US. Every inch Of the way must be
tonight with an energy little short Of desperation, for
a foe at once powerful and interruptions, backed by
the whole patronage of the Administrator is to be
encountered
Now that the Administration has got relieved
mach 10 i.s Cratifc alton, from the British contro
y,r,y. il is Inspired 70 make a demonstration upon
Central America to cOunteract the proceedings oil
NJ. Belly and his imperial employe.-ior however
the movement may be despsed, Louis Napoleon Is
al the bottom Of this business. Ii i, difficult to m
seine a pretext upon which such step can be
talen. Nicaragua has perfect right to refuse the
final ratification Of treaty that may b. unsatisiac
tory. Every nation enjoys that privilege. The
fret thing the President ought to do would be to
recall Lamar And although the most searching
inquiries have failed to discover who
the ilustrious Captain Turpin is, that is re-
ported to have been appointed Minister 10
Ve1ezuela, still the honored distinction OF
name 50 immortalized by the famous Dick Turpn,
Of pious memory, would doubtless give 10 his pres
ence if transferred to Nicaragua, peculiar slgn-
canoe especially if the Captain should ornament bls
diplomatic belt with couple of reyolvers, aud
threaten another invasion of the Goths, who are
uneuphoniousy called fbusters in that happy land.
BY all means let Capt. Turpln be transferred. We
want military sounding man among these fractions
republics that acquired taste having been cultivated
by their acquaintance with one Gen. Walker.
y INDEX.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

a YouSG DEVIL The baltimore Repxo.scd. Nv
the following few exploits Of the son OF vsIy
spectacle citizen Of that city. The young Vls'a
only fifteen years old: A.. n.
mot long ago yourg Newfoundland dog ns -
vore of hs father was securely tied by thls yoaas
Nero, who sstursted the body with camphsne OF ~
rial OIL ard set fire to the iIfammsbe bu'a' ~, -.
had the effect of roasting poor Iowser unai me
came extinct after tt endurance OF the most asese
sgonizrg sufeIings which tine human mind cn CIV
ceive. ..,...,,t
"The young demon, being well pleased At the rssal
of this grand experiment in cruelty, nex. ends
aso 10 roast olive his little sister, bright
child, about ak years old. Having payfa!y s9s -,
her legs and arms with cSthes-tne, he scss =,
upon the cooking stove in the kitchen hest q.
intense degree in order 10 prepare dnter ior voc
lily. The shrieks and yes Of the agon,zed hsiIs vi
tim were fortunately heard by the mother, who rssI
down ard removed the poor child before she s;ns
tally Injured. liberation Of the young vlllsio a.
had row ceased to be virtue and the father shs
gagged in preparations to effect his reuova s1.sS
House Of Refuge, when the hopeful youth su ,'s.x
disappeared at night from his dwelling, and DO 'iS'"
hey. he.n beard e til siccc.'
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

From The Cincinndti Gdsette, June o.
On Sunday morning lsst q construction train, which
left Richmond about 8 oclock with lsborers on taer
way 10 raise new bridge, met with an accident az
Run CulveIt. about q miles east of Richmond. The
rain Of the night previous bad washed Oat toe lower
portion Of embankment next to the calvert, aod per-
mtted tne track to fall down. Over the calvert ives
tressel work about five feet high and the train
came upon this II gave way, preciptslog the oe J
motive one box and two platform cars, loaded with
cross-ties, down the embodiment
In the box car were five men, four OF whom wsrs
uLlDjuied, or but slightly so. F6e hith, Mr. James
Harris OF Richmond, Ind was found outside the car
deat-hs neck having been dislocated. Toe Road
master Patrick McGner, was seriously injured-.t s
feared fatally. John Bailey the fireman on the Gu.
CINE, bad leg broken. y. II. =. Little, the master
Mechanic, who was running the engine. was someS
huised His little son was on tue engine With him,
- vas idfraby scaled, though not seriously
These were all that injured as far as learn.
The extent of the oamage, pecunls5ily, WAS not
known when cur informant left The uesssl bridge
will be repaired so that trains will pass to day. Tns
road watchmen not expecting train 10 esrly in
the morning and had not yet had time to exsuae the
condition Of the road. Cincinnati Gazette.
From The Mezieo (Mo.) Ledger.
The train on the North Missouri Railroad, started
from mile east OF this place on Thursdsy lsst
o'clock a. M, and alter running three mAss, aoa
while running at the rate Of ~ miles per hour, cane
10 a culyert from around whc the enoankment hsd
BEEN washed away leaving only the iron rail 70 run
upon-tbe Locomotive running backward via tae
tender ahead Of it obstruc'ed the view OIL
the engineer and the first intimston Of the
state Of the track was Tremendous crash-tas
iron rai!ifg giving way and the bsggsgs-cI sink,
ing into the chasm turning the locomotive over ana
iDjuiiI Mr. Edward Rec, the engineer, baily-seVe'-
ing his hard from his arn-the first passenger car was
precpitatsd against the baggage ca: destroying .ss
brake ard Featuring both thigh bJnes OF the brake
man, Dir. VIM. MCGEE. No otner persons were nacn
Injured
The wounded men were brought TO our cry anu
taken TO Dr. Allisons Hotel, where Mr.. Riee's fore
arm was auputated and Mr.. McGee's fractures ~,
justedi Dr. BourD, Hunter, Houston, Rsckun, -.
Claik, in attendance. Every attention wnea .ne
company could bestow upon the afflicted has oe.u
freely ard fully conferred aud no bls ne can %
tsched to aDy one connected with the road. EhoS
lieyed that the injured persons will recover.
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Our RELATIONS WITH ESGLASD.-Inspector, the
correspondent of The Courter and Inquirer, teegrsphs
from Washington June 90, as follows:
Lord Napier had friendly interview with Secre-
tary C.ss yesterday, and read to him the Earl Of
Mamesburys dispatch, which regrets the Outrsges by
the British cruisers in the Gull and valves the right
Of search and visit. Mr.. Dallas's dispatches agree
With the Esr of Malmesburys statement 10 Parliament
The Earl Of Malmesbury in his dispatch hopes that
the President will reconsider the dispatch of Secretary
Cass 10 Lord Napier of the 10th Of April, declining
further stpulatons for the prevention of the slave
trsde, and that he will agree to a convention for the
correcting Of the abuse of the American flag. Fall
reparation s promised for recent occurrences. This
Government will probably not insist on the formal sur
render OF the claim of search or VISIT but will couple
that demand with negotiations for preventing the false
ass ump,ion Of the American flag The whole affair
wears q pacific aspect.
The parties interested in Peraguayan clsius are
anxious fer the appointment of Mr. Appleton, Assistant
Sec, etary Of State, as Special Commissioner.
"Ibe claims on the Peruvian Government, original
ing in the violent expulsion of the American sea cap
tsins from the Peruvian slOop.ofwar at the Chincha
Islands, have been referred TO arbitration.
"a decided effort s making II induce the War De-
partner to dispstch corps of army officers for mil
itaIy survey Of railrosd route from Aranzas Bay,
Texas to Mazatlsn, via Monterey end Sonora.
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Gland iuasmuch az Mount Vernon is in tie hands OF
man Of large fortune Who could we'll afford To keep
it properly, while Msrsbfeld 10 maintained as il il,
at great erpeDseby man whose whole income is
hardly suficien, to defray that expense.
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POST-OFFICE BIDS.
Conespor deree Of The Baltimore sun.

Couespor deree Of The Baltimore sun.
WAsaIsGToy, June q, 1885,
Two rterrogatories have recently been pfopoundei
to the Attorney General Of the United States, as FOL
lowe: Can person WHO files a written proposal i'f
carrying the mails with draw it before y has oeen
accepted by the Department TIE Government
officer decides that the bidder may withdraw hs pro-
posa at any time before is accepted by the Depar
ment. But the Withdrawal must be notiued-the
mere intention 70 withdraw is not a Withdrawal lnls
option will doubtless lead TO the enatmeD, of law
by Congress that NO bid should he withdraw alter
a certain time, whether accepted or n3.: Inc
impo lance Of fuch law, in the extensive details OF
an snl mol mail ting at the PostOili . Department,
is too apparent TO need argument The second qles-
ton was Is oder bound by opo:sl 10 ms own ~
bapdrritr O. without hie signature at the bottom OF
he psper7 The Attorney General decides that it is
rot recesssry tina. the instrument, other paper be
signed at the foot TO bind the bidder His obligation
il fully compile with when the nsme is written By
the proper hand either in the body of the instrument
or on the margin, anywhere else, so that iis su-
theIticity and genuineuess are sufficiently attesed
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
go Land Agencr.

JAMES n, Held, LATE OF SPARTA,
ID Tennssee-ili attend promptly 10 all business e1ustsi
o his in the Land Once 0f tie Delaware District,
Territory, situated at kickapoo.
lie viii ssIi Land Warrants Tor cash or on Hme or Ioes ts
when ne lands Of IT, District suie 70 private enfs5
Also, purchase lands at t public JuF next ald 90
that he In uici0us seco pomo.s the interest of bis
clients. Address JAMES n. HERD,
Refer kickapoo, il. Z.
Gen. J. W. Whitfield, Regiltcr, Z 49, =
Gov. d. Wooison- Receiver, -i''7 n
snoOt Russell 4 Cos LelVelE0rLl. u. II.
Robert Campbell, Esq, 81 Louis, Missouri.
III. e EaE-t, Esq, Mas1iugt1n. D. O.
Cook, Bailey ECo., NASHVILLE Tenn. nav T5-fv7-s.
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T. o. o. HARRIR. P r. EAREIs-
HA RRIS a. CO.,
A UCTEON s. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
"a Wholesale Gr0oers, Office W Il. Gordon Co. g
Warehouse, No 40 Market street,
HARRIS & CO. have in tore, and offer to the trade
go hhds New Orleans Sngars- all gradesi
50 bbls Crushed and Powdered Sugar:
900 do and half barrels Molasse5
1900 boxes Star Candles
% cases Sariines-Js and Z boxes;
% bbs Rlackerel:
leo packages assorted LiqOursi
so keys four penny nails
. bags Spice
90 cases matches;
l25 bbls Land Plaster. msyQ-ff
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TnsettIeI claims not due, sI73,926 "a
sequitaby adiustedand promptly paid Upwards Of Sl'-
G0 have paid ay the Ktna Insurance Company
n the past p years.
FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Risks accpteaf consistent with sovency and fair profit
Especial attention given Insurance Of Dwellings and Contents,
for terms OF 1 to years. 30. $780, ..-.r ~ .
The Progress Of this Corporation has been stable and uniner
ruted through seasons Of financial sunshine aud storm. periods
ayentfu in exempt from sweeping cOnaratiOns and maritime
disaster. Being long established on c basis the troubles Of the
credit system affect US I'm material particular.
During times the security Of reliable Insurance is an
imperative duyhe ability Of property to sustain loss
being then much lessened.
Agencies all the principal cities and towns throughout the
State Policies issued without delays BY Of the duly author
lied Agents Of the Company. --a.
Business attended to With Despatch and FIDELITY.
marc
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mo TEACHERs.--T

TEEO TEACHERS.--The TrusteesO Of the Purdy Univer-
sy wish TO employ who Is fully competent to teach
the English Branches and Ancient Languages % take charge Of
that Institution It desirable suatiOu Those wishing
poyment, will please apply the Secretary Of the Board
Of Irastse, st Purdy, Tenn. 7. COMBS President.
G. SKULL, Secretary. Hy3-ElR
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HANK OF COMlIERCE.

NAsHVILLEf IENN- DC. Il I-o1
TEVHE stockholders Of this Bank having placed the assets in the
hands of Trustee for the purpose Of winding it up, those
indebted to the Bank, viii please call ana pay up as their in
debedness falls due. The holders viii please send in our
notes early possible receive in return the notes OF the
Of Tennessee The individual deposits in this Bank have
been handed and hereby pledge my individual La
bily for them, and the money is ready when called for
decI3-a JOHN D. JAMES.
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New Hardware Store, a Market s.

WJM' n. MAN CAh1N, dealer in IlAaDEyAEE cCTlEzrT,
Wv Guns IooLs, c.Is opening az bis esahshmrnt
No. a. Market street, door NJ Burus large and veil
selected STOCK Of Hardware Cutlery suns &C. which hs intends
Offering exceedingly low for pr1mpt dealers 90 shc
time Among the leading articles hand wiz be ound
the following, viz; .'a
POcket and Table Cutlery Capelters' and BIsczniihs
Tools; Axes ofeVery description AID make large
Of Locks Hinges and screws Flush and square Bolts shoyrls
Spades, and FORKS rHone Crns and Rollers Hfes ana
Pistols Double and Single Guns; Mill ru Cut
and Pit Saws Cotton DOL aud Hore Cards Trace, Halter
Wagon and Log Chains Haes and Collars Picks Hat
tocrsi Curry Combs and IIorse Brushes.
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4ss EESsh8C seUAREs
"a his friends sn1 the trade, fs iaEss ADD ba
EDITIONS Of Brandles ens, Runs Ports, AadesTas
and cEanpsynas brought Nashville. ceg q ne fox
LOVING BRANDS l'1 ~ f7q4 -
COGNAC HBANDEEss ST (.
;7uss. Robins y Coz Pale IN Il 4 add 4 pipesf
Otani. pupuy 4 COTS do do do do
Castllon Fine Chsnpagus, 10 = pipes onlys er0<nn
faasriere Pale, in y, = and = pipes,
bay La ROCHELLE BRANDIES.
PetvolsiB, Pale and Dark, in y pipes
Rasteau, do do do do aai-Hl
Alexandra Segnee Dark, IN x, y and = pipes.--rstr
as'2 HOLLAND GINS.
= afsiOr sevon, in pipes:
Grape Leaf IA = pipes ~
AisA2fa ~ llaAPssr as,s1a raf..F
51e-i-l Jamsfca, very 0Id e % a@l fA
sreliE5 St Croix, NsE Crop arfvtt Dig alfg
sTiEgaa p viTd SRI WINES r,le 80 % rsla1
r-rrvr = Duh GordonSheTyi frifs - tfaF wtH s.
Golden Cluster MadeirR;
~ Pare juice Old Oporto Port
b Tv1s 1Horguniy Ports; atatal ~
ysdltey A5asa Wines, dry and sweet snei yf'us
CHAMPAGNES. "a
--z Charles Hslasiek quarts and Pints, 81 ,,t4
creme OF eliery, quarts and pintsi .n
Hector Clicquart and Els quarts and pint; O. ~
t7sf Grown AT4nds1 0a1 do ifsados q
/. 80 Lyon 90 do DO sr.sE
| 49, y, ..- CLARETS. ---.. r...lfss +
s7s9 zoe 900 boxes assorted, A-a
AROMATIC sCEIEEDATI sCHNAPPS. !
1000 boxes, quarts and Tnts. ThsaToe Is without any doubt
the best schnapPs offered in the United States AID as 70 its
dcnal Properties, has not E equal, % s..r.s. sir
Before puca ELSEWHERE call and examine for yourselves
Remember A. Public Square, at B. ?. shields iunel9l
7 "a q
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81 c. HgsNhENT 4 e5sS
70 AVE- sssivsd daeas he rzst isR esskr iafss ed16a
~ % thar Sumner stock, and tsrs uzn7 r8H end dag15
soo-9 adapted 70 the present season.
8LEaANI DoUBLE SKIRTS AND gLoUNoEs N
GHENEUINE,
HABEGE,
URGANDFESa
FRENCH IACCNETss srCs
Eie9ant Bridal Dresses, IN SILK and IlllEiols
s5ooos for Travelling Dresses, IN great Tg-ies7;
- Val. and Point Lace Sets
Linen and Piquet do
Lacs Mittss great variety
KID Gloves, all sizes and colors;
Elegaat Head Ornaments;
do Fans, Suitable for the approaching c0neerisa
SERVANTS
WehaFe hand unusuIly args q all kinds
plain and coored Cotton for house and field
~ 80 HOUSE FURNISHINGS
an widths Linen and Cotton Sheeings, Pillow eotons ea
nens, al qualities, Table Dsnass Towels Napkins, Ec a.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS q
We have il store elegant stock Of Velvet Bfs ?
Ply and ply lngraYin eaTpengs together Win hesSi s
Druggets, white and coored Straw Mattngs et ETC. n
sso the largest and best stock Of Re on Cloths ever
TO this market, several paterns entirely new ana N
fsrior 3none All Of which Vii slRt me fey ~
sibs prices for cash, prompt buyers on t1e. s M
DELHNQUENTSs =
1--WE hope delinquent friends who are IN aTEeas be az
1s January 1858, viii not be offended when they h9
the hands Of ooer for we feel tat We nave I
very indulgeat, and cannotnor viii not wat any 9t 500
may3O - X =. 4oe-A1ls1 = ~
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FURNITURE WARE ROOMS,
--s NO.I4, COLLEGE STREET. Az Is


A. PATTERSON q aa- .. ~ A.. A. FREEMAN
PATTERSON q FREEMAN,
TTAVE now stor and constantly receiving, fine as
sortnent Of all kinds Of CABINET FURNITURE, which
they are sell other house in the city,
at The same Wauanng their Furniture to be Of the best
workmanship finish. of the firm has just returned from
east where be personally selected the ent stock which is all
Of RR MANuFlCTURE and latest STTLEs Our stock
part Rosewood and Mahogany PaTor Furniture some
Of which Is very together with Chamber Sets Book Gases,
Wardrob Reclining Chairs Lounges Sofas Easy Chairs French
Iedseads Stands Mahogany Chairs, Dressing Bureaus,
Extension Tables, etc. etc, and complete assortment Of all
kinds Of -
LOW PRICED EURNITUREs
and variety OF " and Cane Seat CHAIRS We will en-
deavor to please viii take mach pleasure in showing
stock those who may fayor rs Eitha cali, T
may29-3m PATTERSON & FREEMAN.
GOLD PEN MANUFACTORE.
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IN CuANCERY AT LEWISBURG.
NAV Rules, 1858.

John c. Osborn John Nicely IS W r. Davis and others
Ut ra n The satisfaction OF the Clerk and Master from
the allegations in the companants BILL that the defendant
" r. Davis Is nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee 50 tat
the ordinary process er the law lie served him; It is
ordered that publications. made in the mon
American, newspaper published in tbe city Of NshVl
Tennessee successive weeks, eqrng the Defendant W.
Davis, appear tefmof the Caucey Court Tor
Marshall county, Tennessee held al the court house treo
the Of LeEsburg, the f Wednesday aer ne hlrd
Monday in August next plead deur TO e com
panaUts BILL the will he taken for confessed as TO him.
and down for hearing p6rts tie next term OF the court
A true copy, June "a, lsj5. r. X. KERCHEVAL,
iyl-w4tpr Zee 81 Clerk and Master.