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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-01-05
Proceedings of the Agricultural Society.

Proceedings Of the Agricultural Society.
cE Agreeable TO call, the regular
annual meeting Of the Buchanan County
Agricultural Society was held on Tues
day last at the Court House in this place,
some thirty or forty members being in
attendance. About g o'clock, P. NJ, the
society was called to order by the Presi-
dent, D. S. LEE, and Secretary HART,
being absent, J. RICH was appointed Sec
rotary pro tenn.
The President stated the object Of the
meeting. and suggested various matters
for action. The reading Of the minutes
Of the previous meeting was dispensed
with, and the Secretary's Report was ia
ken up and read. The following is the
Report
To buchanan Co. Agrieu hural Society.
Your Secretary, l.. w. HART, begs leave to re-
port that the number of members for the year
1859, is one hundred and twenty-three, from
whom your Secretary has received, ..-.$l23 90
He has received at the Gate,.-...--. Is %
And from the State Treasury, 1900. 1871 90
Total Receipts, 1886 2s
That he has paid as per bill hereto at
tached, for incidentals,. -......... 81 81
Paid Premiums. 90 90
" Treasurer, 200 90
Whole amount paid over by Secretary, $3.50 81
Balance in hands Of Secretary .-...... $5l "a
Whole amount Of Premiums awarded
a. Fair in Sept, ,.............S2 39 rs
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Jan. 3, 1850.
L.W HART,
Secretary.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-01-05
L. H
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Bill or ITEMS PAID BY SECRETARY.

To Geo. Mann, for work on Fair ground, 81 so
Kinsley & Bowley for Rope,.---.-.... 8 Al
X. j. Thornton for tending Gate,....-. 2 %
g. Hedges for Cards, Bills d Books IA Is
f.. Chitister for Hay, l so
J. Connely for 2 days work on ground 2 90
Michael Kelly 3 " 9 rs
L. w. Hart for Pins, Tacks, Nails, Paper,
Ribbon 4 Blank Book ........ 90
J. Hurley ? days work on ground, ...... 3 90
Samuel Chitister work hauling .-...-.. ii as
Nine member fer work & material. 49, 9 90
SOL "a
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1860-01-05

We have put up ant
over ten ear and CA,
TRUTH Of it, what W,
to say of any othe
HAS 1T FAILED, IL
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dissatisfaction by an,
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erations and speak il
mendation Of its ma!
cal virtues. We speal
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FILMENT OF WHAT W
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the syrup is admin
This valuable pre-
ton of one of the mos
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in
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corrects aeidity, an.
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and overcome conyl
speedily remedied, en-
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mall cases of DYSEl
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your suffering chill
be S~URE-yes, A.
to follow the use
ly used. Full dire
accompany each be
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Jan. 90. 1859.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24
THE ELECTION RETURNS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 12.-The elec-
ton returns from seventy-four counties
show gain over Gov Wizards Vote of
1856, of 1882.
.C1NcINNATI Ohio, Oct. 12.--In forty-o
counties Brinkerhoff's gains 5000 over Den
nison's majority. His majority in this
State is above $4,000. Thirteen Black Re-
publicans and eight Democrats are elected
to Congress.
New York, Oct 1.-THE Prince OF
Wales (now known as Baron Renfro) and
his suit arrived in this city to-day at half
were honored by. the grandcst reception
ever witnessed in America. Business was
entirely suspended, and the city enjoyed
general holiday.
The Baltimore City Observation-Disclosures,
Oct. 10.-Thc municipal election in this
city, to-day passed off in the most perfect
order and quietness. There was not sim
gle instance of disturbance Of any sort
not fight nor pistol shot.
George w. Brown, the Bell and Everett
Reform candidate, was chosen Mayor of
the city about 5000 majority, carrying ev-
cry ward. Almost the entire Council elect
is the same political complexion. The usu=
al party divisions seem to have been entire
ly ignored in this election.
The Pennsylvania Election Washington,
Oct. 10.-Senator Cameron, of Pennsylva-
MIA, telegraphs to this city that the major
ity for Curtin, the Black Republican candi-
date for Governor, is $4,000.
Baltimore, Io,oa, Oct. 10.-Scatterlng re-
turns make it probable that this State too
went Black Republican in its election yes
terday.
Savannah, Ga, Oct 10-The Breckenridge
democratic candidate for Governor of Flor
ida has been elected by large majority,
the Breckenridge democratic candidate for
seat in Congress- have carried the State
by majority of about $4,000 votes.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24


Portraits n The Democratic CaRdidates--
Messrs. Little, Morris & Co. Publishers oil
the "National Democratic Quarterly Re-
view have issued from their Office in the
city of Washington, very superior and fine
ly executed Steel Plate Engraved portraits,
Of Hon. John c. Breckenridge, and General
Josepa Lane, the standard bearers Of the
National Democratic Party. Personal and
political friends who have seen the finished
proofs OF the portraits pronounce both Of
them to bc'most faithful and accurate like
ncsscs Of these distinguished Statesmen
Price for artists proofs on India paper, II
X Is inches, 81, per copy; on fine extra
heavy proof paper so cts. per copy; on
ordinary proof plate paper, % cts. Ad-
dress, little, Morris & Co., Office of National
Democratic Quarterly Review, Washing
ton, ID. c..
The same Publishers have also issued a
little book entitled appeal to the Common
Sense and Patriotism Of the People of the
United States" by Louis Shade, of Iowa,
work that should be in the hands of every
democrat in the land. II annihilatcs Help.
erism,' and exposes the consequences Of
the "Irrcprcssible Conflict Price only 25
cts; 80 copies for 81, or 100 copies for SIS.
Address MS above.
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of Breckenridge and Lane.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

NHfs ~. y LAX & Co., at tho old stand Of W.
W.laak FRO, pte receiving choice selection of
Goods ni all -escrpions and among their stock may
20 icuh same Of no finest qualities Of goods that
haysteyer secn brought to this market They are de-
termincd to sell, aud solicit call from their friends
and the public hafpre purchasing elsewhere. They
have been brs fitting up their store and open
ing their ggod, shat they havn't had time to write
oui advertisement, but 1t will appear in tho col
e4ai's ii tho !ierad IN q week, In the mean
ii1, cal snd their Goods, and pu will find them
Communicating and iisposed to sell bargains.
We cell ho a'tcnt on Of readers to h" splendid
stock Of New Goot Just arrived and for sale at the
Old corner by " N. Stackpoe. He has lust received
BY express fine lot of Linseys, Heavy Goods Domes
tits, Flanlols, Sc Also choice Dress Goods,
M1oielnes, De LANES, selected with taste by friend
6ackpole hiplsflf The Ladies' especially invited
10 csi mi oxau!ne tho stock. Mr.. Stackpolc's ad-
vortisament, embracing list of his varied assort
uent, will Aproar IN tho next Herald. In the
time, wi.l fresh goods being received every
week. rhe lsdos and gentlemen would to well to call
and examine b NJ
We take pleasure IA calling special attention to the
af;he splcndid Steam FIGURING MILL by
Msssrs .it''Epa Z Eilis This il undoubtedly Of
he st niiis eteN brought to- this country its
1;iesyis unsurpassed, aud. the quatyof FlourInade
~ IL nnequalcd. The gentlemanly proprieiors and
managera determined to spare neither pains nor
money to give universal satisfaction. We have seen
srrcincnr Of Flour Manufactured at this establishment
and do hesitate in pronouncing it Suporfne. =
See advertisement Of H. Hirsh, Esq lie is now re-
oeiring hia stock Of Goods, and will soon
remove into his establishment from his present
location NJ TIE odd Fellows Hail. He is building
coinmoiious home the Public Square, and deserves
tho tntronag qf ile community for tho iberality he
has displayed in the solid improvements now going
on upon lis property We hope to sec hundreds OF
rich and bttiiig customers throng to his house and
help TO reinState his hopes.
see ciar1cssisiic v.rtiscment Of Bard.& Traugh-
ssr Thlss t-ccnmoiiating gentlemen have received
Eany ehoico articles Of the line eatabsuch as Pre-
ssryes Jellies. Pickles, 6c-Mackerei, Cigars, and
" 8 few drsps q irdsnt Liquors.
See nctice Of Fashionable Tailor, Mr.. Gou6e. lie
% prepared 70 10 work in the fashionable styles,
sd can 10 touad a; his rooms, next door east Of
say=ss' Drug Store. Gfse him call.
Sc aos.rs 81 Issep Mott. Jr, desiring to purchase
bushtis rss.Et
@TcdsesJ nss' Drs. s. &C. r. Pryor
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24

Efhs County fair.-we have received the
list of Premiums awarded at the Third
Annual Fair of the "Illi; County Agricnl-
tural and Mechanical Association too late
however, fer this issue of onr paper, II
shall appear next week, weare pleased
to say that the Pair passed OF in the hap
piest manner, and to the entire satisfaction
of every one present. The Fair has become
an institution in our neighboring county,
the annual return of which is looked for
ward to with renewed interest. We are
pleased to see these Societies being fostcrcd
by the people, and hope that thoy may
flourish for all time TO come.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24
GRE1rRlRG4LN LNLINn.


FlNllR undersigned offers far sale, fine
healthy plantation, situated 1--WE miles
South OF Fort Worth IN 1arrani county, on
Sycamore creek, on which lac now resides
containing about 1900 acres, siN huI.lrel of
which Is well feheel-i01 fenced as a Park
around the dwelling, aud in the best of
prairie grass-20O acres In a high state of
cultivation the fences are all OF the best
post-oak, and well siakel aud rilered and
the best gates in the unon, The buildings
consist If dwelling, containing four
rooms, and good kitchen, fine rock dali
~, under ground blacksmith shop
smoke-house, two graneries, carriage shell
ter, three stables, two corn cribs, first
rate oislern, seventy live feet deep, and Is
undoubtedly one of the finest natural sites
in Texas. There has been near fur thou
~..N" ss"'.afs worm IA ~"sN put ON the place
since owned il, all Of which am willing
To sacrifice to an acceptable purchaser, II
is well calculated for two or three farms.
ALSO, one other tract Of 800 acres, most
Of which is fine valley land, Village Creek
running through its WHOLE length, and OH
tho main public road leading from Fort
Worth TO Waxahaohie; there are on II two
cabins and twenty-five acres in cultivation
have sown one hundred acres in wheat,
forty six in barley, all of which am will
ling TO give in, with the other laborious inn
proyemonts, and take the price gave for
the lands when in nearly wild state.
believe such another bargain is not to bc
found in Texas.
Everything necessary to commence farm
ing with, is on the place for sale, at the
lowest possible rates, stock, grain, imple-
ments, furniture; some fine mares, flock
Of sheep, and grade Cashmere goats. Any
reasonable credit for u greater part of the
purchase money given, il desired.
October II, ls60.-2;iw. II, WARD.
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nssdi read road !
A souVnBRS MAN NTH NoRmnrRS
pRlNrfpl PSI

A sOuVAkRS Man NTH NphfiiEkN
PRlNoirlRsl
NJ n,niarl, Doll tlr,ior and Missionary
plealpe,rntiary and rsrliguh,r Il. ihe Nor-
,hern States, adyoca,ing Bell-ism, said In a
recent speech to Northern audieneei
THERE Is Na MN Ar fHk
SOUTH VINO N0RE DESkR FED TO
M CALLED 4 AOE UHKRN Nan
WIN NORTHERN PRINCII'LES,
Tran JOHN BELL.
The South has no use for such hybrids,
aud will SO signify at the November cleo
ton. Like the mythical Atlas who bore on
his shoulders the weight OF the Heavens,
John Bell assumes to carry on his delicate
back, the Union and tie Constitution. but
this our modern Atlas, don't tote .iair; the
weight makes him lean too far North. Nh
Ilillisd has let the cat Oat Of the bag, and
Mr., John bell Ia openly recommended at
the North, as Southern man with North
ern principles" This is exactly what Dem
oerats have said all the timej and We hope
that the few Bell men In the country will
believe their Eleeiors, IL they close THAR
cars TO the same truths when enunelated by
Democrats.
A Southern nan with Northern princl-
Piles is RoA'roaty, and in worse predic-
ament than fish ont of water, His scales
will all fall of by November,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24
From Europe.--Rovolution in Italy,
THE DOPE RES0I YES To LEAVE ROME


Nep Fork, Oct. 13.-Thc Royal mail
steamship Africa, from Liverpool on Satur-
day, the 18th, and Queenstown on tho S0th
ult., which passed Cape Race last Monday,
arrived at this port last night.
The Italian Question.-The Paris cores
pondent of the London News says Privy
Council was held in Paris on Thursday
1t is understood that the proposition of Gen
Guyon, commanding the French troops in
Rome, providing for the augmentation OF
the French army, some say to put down
Garibaldi, was taken up and discussed OF
considerable length. Fears are entertained
that the result will lead to bloody war
OF at least suspend for n long time all
hopes of the regeneration Of Italy.
II is stated that Austria intended to pro-
pose, ut Warsaw, that the different Powers
should not recognise any settlement Of the
Italian question without her consent.
Marshal valiant leaves Paris to take
command Of the army Of Italy, and will
speedily be followed by TIVE divisions.
1t is positively stated that the Pope is re-
solved to leave Rome.
The capitulation of Ancona is confirmed
The vanguard of the Sandman army was
at Tivolia.
The Paris Patrie reports the Neapolitan
Royalists masters of the Volturno.
1t was reported that Garibaldi had with
drawn the command of the fleet from Adj
miral Poisons.
Pennsylvania Democratic Convention. Read
ing, Pa, Oct. l3.-The regular Democratic
State Committee met yesterday, and re.
solved:
That this committee recind its action Of
Philadelphia OH the I'd ofJuly, and at Crcs-
son on the 9th of August, recommending
the Democratic party to stand by the cleo
toral vote of the Democratic State Conven-
ton held at Reading on the LIST Of March,
An amendment recommending q conference
with the Bell and Dnnrlas nnrtiGs was re-
jected
Hon. W. L. Ya,ney at Baltimore. -Balt
more, Oct. 13.-Hon. VIM. l.. Yancy, of AL
ALBANIA, arrived in this city yesterday, and
met with an enthusiastic reception.
He made an elaborate speech last night
at the Faneuil Hall, which was attentively
listened to, and frequently applauded. The
hall was crammcd. Hundreds of persons
were unable to gain admittance. His
speech is substantially the same as that de-
| livered at the Cooper Institute in New
York.
A terrific gale occurred on the Gulf o.
st. Lawrence on the 7th inst, causing great
destruction to property.
Several schooners were driven high ane
dry into fields on the Shore The railw",
wharf at Shediac was blown away, and hv'
buildings blown down by the violence Of
the storm,
Brooklyn, N. T., Oct. lathe extensive
Kcrosine oil factory in this city, owned BY
Messrs. Barrows & Scott, was consumed by
fire to-day Loss $4,000.
Washington, Oct. 13.-Private advice'
from Tres capitol of Sonora, say that Gen
Guadara had taken possession Of Quay
mas and every other town in the State ex
cept Hcrmazillo, which Gov. Pesquiera wa
fortifying for last desperate battle.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24
No. 100.
TILE STA TIE OLE TEX AS

The Ut EAAO.
To The Sheriff Of Denton County Greeting.
NOU arc hereby commanded to summons,
Il Henry F. Smith, N. Dale, Elisha Alex
ander and Hubert Fish Smith, by having
this writ published in the " Dallas Herald"
a newspaper published in Dallas, Dallas
County, for four successive wocks. to be,
and appear, before the District Court, to
be held in and for Denton County, at the
Court House, in the. town of Denton, on the
second Monday, after the first Monday in
February, 1861, then and there, to answer
the petition of Samuel A. Atkinson, Jr,
now on file in said Court object and
general nature of which, is TO obtain judg-
meat against the said Henry +. Smith, on
four certain promissory notes, executed and
delivered by the said Henry F, Smith, One
for Sl035 90, due one day after date, Dated
Oct It'll, 1853, payable to Louis Rhem or
order, on which is a credit for $3.50. One
given March, 29th, 1853, payable on de-
mand, to Philip Hcrdt or order for 500
As, with interest therefrom, January, list.
1857. One given March, 29th, 1858, pay
able on demand, to Philip Herdt or order,
for 1852 65, with interest thereon, from
January, LIST. 1858. One given Oct. 9Th,
1857. payable one day after date, to Charles
Rbem for $3.50 90, all of which were sold
and assigned to Petitioner for val
uable consideration. Petitioner further
alledges that said Henry F. Smith, is the
owner of one half interest in, and to one
third League of Land in Denton County,
purchased from the heirs of Thos. Samuels
decd, and that said Henry F. Smith, con-
federated with thesaid N. Dale, Elisha Alex
an Ter and Hubert Fish Smi h, for the pu, :
pose of cheating wronging and defrauding
his creditors. lie prays that the deeds be-
tween them be cancelled for fraud, and
th1. s4il Lind lie sold e. safety liz do
iaaud cad al COSTS
BerciI f,ii not. uut 1ue rcnmn 'aaAe %
iuis wr.t youT action thereon endorsed
49, Witnessed, 8. .. Ford Clerk "
Is tire District Court ana 'csi "
49, said Court ihis 0cieher. I'll l,~'i.
JAS. y. FoBD cik re - 4
came o. hand same cay ssasd- Henfy
r. S1aiif 3 Dale, Fl'fha AleSnndsr ana
Iiuhert fish Saith. viii 1isa-s lake noi-ee
ard sppeaf in accordance fsiii' ihe siseye
citation.
fee rsrl.arr4f sAtfTi tess
-..f LDs.a
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24
LETTER FROM SHERMAN.
Correspondent Of the Dallas Herald.
N 0EA

SHERMAN IEXAS, OCt., III, loou.
To the Editors Of the Dallas Herald:
Yesterday the citizens of Grayson County,
were addressed at the town of Sherman, by
the Hon. NJ. D. Graham, breckenridge
Elector. 1t was one of the most mastery
efforts / ever heard in any canvass. He
exhibited S. A. Douglas and his doctrine of
"Squatter Sovereignty" in their true light,
as being directly and palpaply against fhe
Constitution of the United States, and the
guaranteed rights of all the States, as de-
cidcd by the Supreme Court,-that no man
who loved the Union with the Constitution
can support him for the Presidency. He
spoke Of the opposition party, and its can
didate and showed that it is party for a
man, and without any declared principles.
AS Mr. Bell refuses to declare.his prin-
ciples, but refers to his record for his opin-
ions,-he Graham, referred to that record
while Bell was a member of Congress, and
found him on almost all questions relative
to Slavery, voting against the South and
with the North,--side by side with Seward,
Giddings, Hale and others Of the Republic
an party. He showed that Breckenridge
is the only Union candidate now before the
American people, because he is contending
for Union under tho Constitution, and in
giving equal rights to all the States.
The Hon. L. d. Evans, next took the stand,
and in a speech of three hours, supported
Douglas and "Squatter Sovereignty" and
denounced all the supporters of Brecken-
ridge as disunionists To which Graham
replied, and gave Evans the most scathing
rebuke ever witnessed. This man Evans,
was the most rampant of all the disunion-
lists, to attend the Southern Convention Rt
Nashville a few years ago, and but three
years since helped his friend Houston 10
lenounce Douglas for his "Squatter Sow
ereignty" He is the worst whipped man |
ever saw. He came up to meet Graham, at
all his appointments, but after his drubbing
yesterday, has concluded to retire. and has
left the field. Graham, left this morning
for Bonham, Grayson county-all right for
Breckenridge and Lane. DEMOCRAT.
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EI.ECTIoN NOTICE

THE STATE OF TENDS,
Dallas COUNTY,
EN- obedience to the proclamation II HE
4 Excellency, the Governor Of the STATE,
and pursuant !, the Statute made and pro-
yiie1.
Now therefrr,, 7, ) n. Patterson, Chief
raslicc IN and loi he ufy resrif county Of
usli.s DIS hercbr order. and direct that an
election le held If the several precincts Of
enid County. az th8 places designated by
tbs Canrt Ncipt, m Tuesday, the 9th day
II Novenilcr. 4. ID 1860, FEY the choice Of
four Ilceiois of President and Nicc-P1rs-
ident Of The Iniiet Ststes
la tcsti7n Inv whereof ] heraOniq
I. = sci iay Z. nd and tae zeal az the
~ County Court.
n TgFRS0N q. !. y. q.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-10-24

On my return home after at absence of
some weeks, my attention was called to
the statement of A. b. Norton, in re-
lation to the affair between himself and
Mai. John Marshal.
need only to call the atttntion of the
public to the fact that he hascndeavored to
hide his cowardice by choosing two youths to
assume the fight, thereby jeorardising their
lives; and to the fact thai he has not
denied telling Major Henry that he never
intended to fight Maj. Marihal duel &c.
l will now leave him where lie properly be-
longs, with the Vigilance Committees,
where the good people of tbs part of our
Statchav placed him, ITO ad&n their suspected
list Of abolition incendiarists scho no~ iHfest
our State. They will at ihe proper time
dispose of him in the right way, perhaps to
adorn Crawford's Pecan limb.
1t will not, can not be expected of me to
notice further man who is so low that he
has nothing of character to loose.
JUNIFSW. SMITH,
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infladins 400 esmpie,s salts Of apaiiniT nt.
90 lamilies,
six hundred persens rsn IL ooIna'Elsbly sat
"A Al the labes Of ss ihIe puhie dining rOoms aud
ufihins that moieTn ara has dv'isei 81 the oohss-
enes aRd .oeial sTa.issl II tho travelling publie
Las lesn emitted IN I've plan, ia nes,,ed ia its
lraeilcal details.
Ihs eaTly reputation " the huuss al l.ons aud
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THE STATE OF TEXAS. ]

kaufman County, !
70 the Sheriff or anu Constable Of Kaufman
Couny-Gfeeung:-
VOU are hereby commanded to summons
4 w. S. Lambert, by publication in the
Dallas Herald, newspaper published in
the town of Dallas, for three successive
weeks, to be and appear before me Justice
of the Peace in and for said county at the
Town of Rock WALL on the last Saturday
in November 1860, at or before two o'clock
p. NJ to answer the complaint of +. Sulli-
van, in plea of debt due BY account for
thirty four dollars and ten cents.
Herein fail not but of this writ make due
service and return as the law directs.
Witness my hand this Stb day of Oct.
1860. Bit. j. o. HEATH j. P.