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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-01-05
NOrdyke'S Percussion Boil
HOME PROOF.


SSTRIcKLAND & sRIDSLANp say-",fter n tri,, =,
more Than six monihs dykes P.ru-sfT, :; :.
Accommodates the object We On mo, h,ir -,
Hnm pNhP wheat with and oFl j. ,Ietuer n ~,
ever before" ' >-'~'
BROWN ApDINGT0N. {Nr ,3st,-,o, -, III. >,
vars Her for the late SASH Brighweip sav I've A.,
much pleased with Nordyke'S Perrvssion Eajt " a.
q" our duy ia GRINDING g43 grind to srit 80
wr't II saves room IL the mill Wit rask, me- anr
IN the Old process AMI win fa.rss..
--c-rnron 2 IL IS - SO per cent - 's'S
now sa miller IN The Richmond Cay Mills SAYS
~ Aes Percussion Rolf has many alvart,rys -,
rtctg eteapsesssnd dong rrtre OIL h ~ 80 -,
mas been using the Bolt for SIX months A''
NILClNEN Of Munc-. says Nordyke,s pe-e,ssf,,
s'F-s better yield aud more perfect ssp,rsstor
NeLUGA>. Esi. OF Economy. Tor many vs,-s ,,f.,
Iof "s'fse dillespe Of Esgerstowa ind saws r.,
uHs Norcysr- Percussion Bolts am much rlsasat
N - Operation 1T bolts yiIh "a - and r~,r, -.
ne NO hopper boy cog wheels i rao -
AM Snperhne -four at the same time Il hars r~rg
Ahown u 70 clog N''St
Brady q SON, orthe Quaker City Works Rf.b,,o,.
say. u have just put up N1riyke's PAT ps-.
'Vh and consider them - -
thes VIII save from two poanis Of sHy
Per tushel over the common bett.' $3.50 - -''1t (
. Al the Inst state Fair: Tn = C,nr,i,,.. -.
ehslaer u superior 20 any other arranrpnsni a.
recommend hrss premium of twenty dollars 80 anu
~ the WAYNE County PAR. the Commune.
hks pleasure in Recommending Nsr,iv 80 r.
enssion Flour Bolt. And award ars. premium @ St
p New Bolts furnished and Sc, in operation ~, -
The Improvement attached to Bolts nov in ~. :
en-, Gent Agent Aiu work Eagines ana Mashir.
hfChNONp. Ind.
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a LCoioL. Burning Fluit. Turpentine Lard Lin
seed Sweet, ~7=r II. Meats cot ana Cast4-.fgiI
a says On hand d tee .oweet - 'ces az
JOS SHELDON & co.
May g -
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For Sale on Favorable Terms

4 excellent Brick House with 4 arc. fI
situate mile north of Richmond The Uonsa
IS substantially built and we'll finished Thar. are
rooms AMI large attic also of tte ia. Of eI,,,
INC whole size Of the House There /, a earria,o
mouse wood mouse. smoke house aa4 spring house
tern, and u large stable. -
Enquire IF ms prt.t-,.-o~
Jan 20 1889
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RICHMOND. IND, JAN. 9Th, 1859.

A FUNNY EDIroR-A great deal being
said at present about cuelists and dueIing
we will produce Mr. s. II. Hammond's let
ter 10 St. Louis gentleman, in which he
gives his reasons for not meeting an enemy
in mortal combat:
Whilst edited the Albany Register. Of
Tended hot blooded member of the F. F's.
New York lie sent polite invitation
through friend, for me to visit Baltimore.
Having no business in that direction, de-
clined. He again. through friend, invited
me TO visit Canada. HBving just returned
from a fishing excursion to thu interior of
her Majesty's colony. and having no occasion
to go that way. I again declined. He then.
in direct terms invited me TO name a friend
and time, weapons and place, to indulge in
the pleasant psstime of cutting each others
throa's. i thought the matter over and de-
clined a third time. assigning the following
reasons:
j. The thing was contrary to law, and,
had no desire to be hung for killing him. or.
that be should be hung for killing me.
2. had wife who loved me. and who
would mourn for me IL fell. He had on,v
a mistress. who would rejoice at his death, as
relieving her from the necessity of fyinr
from his protection to that Of some other
man.
3. had three children for whose educa-
ton, was in honor and by nature bound TO
provide. He had none
A. Society had no stake in his life. His
coun'enance would be no blessing, and his |
exfinguishment loss. Society had claims
upon ne-upon him il had none
5 I'd see him first
And there the matter rested ever since.
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Fam for Sale

AFFILIATED one and three fourths mile. north a, w.t.,
s,toh on ne road leading from Jars sor .purvb 70
- Caeh miles nor,h east Of Bagefstown contain
20 asfes Z" acres under cultivation re. ds.a.n
~ me ts+a G. wen Numbered said
WIN yer sns spring water. building. c,usfs. =,
bts Los hclset frame smoke house aEf good st.b,x
anu 'hfsEhitg h7or and corn mli. silt aIst ..u r9a
oaaifa trifk or Jess cc-irei, the prems~. s,is
fHh "" sell On very re asoaaiIe terms FOR ssr,hs,
particulars enquire Fl the undersigned on the prsri.ss
rT.-e...... - l. d. Fox.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-26

OVATION TO JAMES REDPArH, TIE FRIEND or JOHN
BRowS-ToAsTs AID SPEECHES THE HAYrIESs ~
ECTAcIES AID LIQUoR-HAYr{BN WIDE AwAKEs,
ETc.
We yesterday received Hayti papers up 10 the 9Th
inst, with the latest details Of Hayt news,
James Rcdpath, well known sbotonst and friend
Of John Brown, the recipient Of popular ovation
at Port au Prince the 27th Of September, the
caslon Of his departure for the Uned states. The Pro
srer says-
James Redpaih-such is the that seek
specially honor-James Redpath of the most active
mem OF the aboonist party lmes Redpaih, the
ndefat gable emsnoipatonst, one OF the glorious surv
vors Of harpcrs Ferry-thc admrer Of tho admirable
Thursday, September q, was the day, and the large
Hotel des Antilles ,the place chosen for the ovation
marked by true confidence and hearty cordially.
I'm Duval, President Of the Assembly, opened the
exercises by ssyirg-
Gcntlemec-on this occasion LET Us give 4 tcsti
mony of edgment 10 all those who preach liberty
equality and fraternity Tho nrs toast i 70 him whose
Aborx aid the triumph of the sacred OF
liberty and the regeneration Of the African race-Mr.
James Redrath.
Mr. Redpath, 10 reply, delivered a speech in Eussh,
which was rendered INTO French be spoke, BY gentle
man present Ar.er thanking his entertainers for the
horror cone m and abiding 10 the work Of abotonsts
be raid
me groans o. the slaves the prayers Of their friend,
heblcod Of The martyrs of Hsrpcrs Ferry, have been
rropr will soon como 10 End Let US hope will be
accomplished AZ pesceably s 10 Jamaica. trust that
IN anw Years &c shall see slavery ranged among the
ia ,he name or all aboitouss who seek BY peaceablo
means 70 eradicate slavery, thank you Haytiens for
your sympalhy the Of my dear friends the
yvors OF Harpers Ferry and the family OF John Brown
heartily thank you for yo7r generous gts 10 the name
or thogc anttsavery men who believe that the slave
ought 70 be delivered BY force and who always really
70 aid in such - Undertaking thank thee oea1illal
nd he hone ms
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emanasions from God and their theology consists in
knowing what these emanasions are Hamsi was the
leading and boldest preacher Of this belief, ana
the drst Of these qualities, the Universal intelii.
gence, he modesty assumed TO be himself
Hamsi, however, was not strong upon chronology,
for he insisted that he Pythagoras before he was
Elijah, and Elijah before he was David Hamsi s Ike
Christ the Mediator and Messah-Hakm being God The
religious Druses who In the minority neither drink
liquor, use tobacco Satan, In this religion,
represented a. emAnaton from tho Universal Intel
ngence created punish the Intelligence, because DO
came pulled up with knowledge One Of the preach
Durassi became tired OF preaching for other
people and up for prophet declaring that he WAS the
HAkim whom The people expected, and are still ex-
pectipg 70 from the East Hamsi overwhelmed the
pretender with anathemas, and made him their SATAN
but Durass better known than amsi, on account
Of the secuson OF the latter the relgonsts In spite
OF all their efforts 10 the contrary, began 10 De
called Druses Now they attempt TO derive the word
from the Arabian Drus, meaning lone well skilled, but
really this sect has the entirely original characteristic OF
being called after its devil For their own purposes
the Turks have always stirred religious and other dis
cussions among the Druses, and among separate
families sometimes by promising honoIs TO member
and giving them capriciousy TO another.
The OF the recent war; said the Row. Doctor In
conclusion TO be found neither in the Druses lodge
the Marones convent but In the conclaves OF the
pachas and ouimans At Constantnople and Damascus.
Dr. Hooks, behalf OF the society, returned thanks
10 the Rev Drs Thompson for their interesting and In
structye papers, and the meeting adjourned.
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I'm wsrys srErsr Ho~fups CssE -fhe stabblng ARRAY
which occurred the dance house o. John Green No,
27B water street, on Wednesday night, between william
Green brother Of the proprietor, and John ncGurc
terminated fatally Green continued 70 sink rapidly dur
Ing the night, and =, eve O'Clock yesterday morning
breathod his lsst. Coroner schirmer held An inquest
upon The body Of deceased At the Fourth prosnct station
house when the following fass elected -NcG uIrc
Who sailor, entered Green's saloon In company with
sfriend, named Horton, and ater ndulgng 10 several
drinks commenced 10 raise disturbance. Fearing that
the prisoner would break the furniture or do bodily
harm 70 o. the inmatee, the proprietor ordered
him out Of the place Mcclure ai Arss refused V
leave On reaching the sidewalk, however, he dreF oui
sheath knfe and dartd the deceased 70 nght him ~
ceased paid attention 10 the prisoner for some ume
but finally he came outside and requested nlm ~ ~
away, and not make such noise N front OF tne O,u
NoGulrc, without making any reply, sprsns upoa as
deceased and stabbed him 10 the abdomen lnnl.'nk
mortal wound With the particulars Q. we p's ,n, m.r
heht and susbcquent capture our rea1e's ~
familiar When taken Into cust,dy by Poicensn s'non
son OF the second precinct Ncuire saa tnst ne
Green in sclf defence Although very mucn eseted ne
dld not sppear 10 be scaed 10 the e1t Ibe eyl'
ssnee v,e ouite vouunous but devoid o. Interest The
inry after due elaboration rendered verdict o. Death
mon, stab AZ The hands Of the prisoner John hcsure,
az, "a rseo rpon the rendition o. The above verdict
tbs srer rss conmltted 70 thc Tcuos, v await the
seton ii ghe Grand Jery,
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Pose Hughes never knew any thing Of him but what
As good and bonest did not know any OF his friends
Jacob Phep, the person In whose employment the pri-
soner had beer substAntiated the above witnesses.
Two knives were produced and identified one as be
longing 70 the prisoner and the other 70 the deceased
Mr. W. II. Anthoa summed up for the prisoner, and Mr
Waterbury for the prosecution The Court charged the
Jury who brought in q verdict Of guilty OF murder in the
second degree which imposes q penalty Of Imprisonment
for life. The prisoner s about 27 years OF age.
The Court adjourned 10 Friday morning.
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TO TnE EDITOR or rHE HERALD.
-. 80. "a oG

Nrw YoRE, oct 2s 1890.
In regard 70 . statement IN your report, yesser
terday OF the Gre at the candle works, on staten sand
beg you 10 make the following corrections factory
burnt was leased BY the New YORK farahne andc
Comrany OF which Mr. A. Menoci was superintendent.
The renowned General Garibsldi never worked in this
factory but be- and Salv, the tenor, with Mr. henoc
vere assoc aed together this place and engaged IN
the manufacture of slow candles for near threo yeus
Wn s. RIDER, Agent o. the " Y, r. Z, Co.
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Alktrt hloFty wv
The vote Of Engine Companies Nos. and we're
thrown out tue vote OF Engine Company No. 80 pro
tested rne election OF Mr. Aker rejects great credit
upon the department. "A he Ia efficient and valuable
fireman He will doubt discharge the duties assigned
him with dignity and credit
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1860-04-21
SALE OF VALUABLE SLAVES.

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.- AK E
y COUn TY-Court of Equity, Spring Term, 1850
Matilda BroughtOn Lucus Smith and wife, and another,
pdrte.
Pursuant to order made at Spring Term, 1860 of the
Court of Equity for the county of Wake the undersigned
Clerk and Master will proceed SELL the residence of
the Jesse Bruught6n the day of May next the
slaves in the peadngs mentioned to wt:Sallie Candis
Cha les, Doctor, Austin, Ruhn, Sarah and Fab.
TERMS SALE:-Five per cent. of purchase money to
D. paid in cash credit of six months will he given To
purchaser his entering into bond with approved surety
bearing interest from day of sale
Aso in the of WIN. A Rogers and others Isaac
Rogers and mother, and on the terms the MON
DAY of May Court (2lst Mav) the undersigned will pro-
coed SELL pursuant order of the Court of Equity
negro slave named Virgil the properly of Miss GuiUn
ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. & NJ. E.
April Q, 1860. pr. adv. Sf) l5w&swtd
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Northern Mail arrives daily except Sundays at 3 r. H.
Closes daily at 50 A. NJ.
Western Mail arrives daily at 40 P. ~,
Closes daily at ~ A. N.
Eastern Mail arrives daily at 45 A. NJ,
Closes daily Except SundaysJ at % T. h.
Fayetteville Mail arrives daily at A. ~,
Closes daily at 7. III.
Eagle Rock Mail arrives Monday, Thursday and SATURDAY
at ~ NJ,
Closes same days at P. NJ
Roxboro' Mail arrives Wednesday at A. Me-
Closes at ~ NJ.
Leacbburg Mail arrives Thursday at II NJ,
Closes Thursday at p. NJ.
Carthage Mail arrives Monday and Saturday at r. NJ
Closes Monday and Friday at ~ A. NJ
Fayetteville Mail UiG Somerve arrives Tuesday and FIJI
day at P. ~,
Closes Tuesday and Friday at p NJ
GEO. T. COOKE, p. N.
Office open for delivery of Mails from A. h TO +. H.
then AZ TO z. NJ.
Raleigh, Sept. 1s, 1859
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
TRT-wBEHIy

TR Ivy e Z IN i Y.
TIME STEAMSHIP YORKTOWN, GAIT PARRISH,
Il will leave Norfolk for New York every "Wednesday,
and after the Sst March, at n.OD.
The JAMESTOWN. CAPT. SKINNER, every Saturday.
erenipg. after the arrival of the Southern Cars.
The ROANOKE, CAPT COUCH, every Nondry eren-
q after the arrival of the Southern Cars ard returning
The YORKTOWN, will leave New YorL every SutRrd ~
afternoon, ut O'clock.
The JAMESTOWN, every TUtsddg, at p. Nj.
The ROANOKE, every ThUrSaJy, at p. NJ.
Passage aud fare with splendid State Room accommoda-
tions s.. Steerage passage 81
Freight taken at reduced racS-say measurement goods
at cents per foot and other articles in proportion and
the lowest rates
As this arrangement will afford the very greatest
despatch. Shippers who desire avail of these fast and
certain Steamers will please order their goods TO be ship
ped by them.
t5g- Freight forsarded free Of commission
J. NJ. SMITH BROTHERS, Agents,
Norfolk, Va
February IA, 1860. l3-2m
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N. c. Six Per Cent. State Stocks.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF n. c.,
Anril Ii

April L. 1850. I
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED
- this office until 10 o'clock, A. 18th of May next,
for the purchase of 500 of North Carolina State Bonds
issued under IAN Act to incorporate the Western n C..
Railroad Company" and running thirty years, from LIST
April, ls6n.
The above bords will have Coupons for interest at six
per per attached payable LIST April and DC
tnber in each year.
The principal and interest will be payable at the Bank
Of the Republic New York. unless where The party prefers
to have them PAYABLE at the Treasury of the State.
Successful bidders npon being informed of the accept
of their bids deposit the amount of their bids
including the accrued interest to the credit of the under
signed in the Bank aforesaid in the Bank of North
Carolina Bank of Cape Fear. Raleigh
Parties bidding will please address their letters endorsed
proposals for n C. Stocks" the undersigned at Ra-
leigh, N. c.
The bids will be opened in the presence of the Governor
Secretary and Comptroller Of State and the President of
the Bank of North Carolina.
w. COURTS, Pub. Treas.
Std.
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MIDDLE CREEK DISTRICT.

meeting of the Democrats of Middle Greek District
will be held at the house Of ALVIN JONES on SATUR-
DAY, the 2ls April for the purpose of pointing dele
gates to the County Convention TO be held in Raleigh du-
riDgMay Court
April Is, 1860. sod.
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-, 80 TVRDNt---+,-fi.I TtI p FIsFT - :
srft were good thereSa that u.sn IN fts annsa'qns
snd fslsssf FsFss s sSs sc. 'Tssf ia BE-
'no o.sgs S Il aN& sss Exro sy5eg eens ID
,sSs sxceht tie NECESSITY ILesffN the utility evil;
oS.n,: and WtffG tu Hat 81 he rrfurmalioh tba;
Srsweih on change, and % he dcsiteiof ohse that
pre,erdeth the SsfYFAtos r--t'see*.
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HILLSBORO, NC.
1850.
$50. 1850
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
MCGEE & WILLIAMS

HAVE NOW IN STORE VERY LARGE AND
LII attractive Stock of
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
To which public attention is respectfully invited,
We keep constantly on hand liberal supply of the
Goods MANUFACTURED in North CdrOLind
Also a large and commanding Stock of
PLANTATION GOODS, HOUSE FURNISH.
ING ARTICLES, &C.,
Which we offer a moderate advance, and will make it
greatly the interest of every buyer endie Stock
and cnaEars Prices, before making their purchases.
MCGEE Il WILLIAMS.
Raleigh, April 5th, 1860. 2S-4t.
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TOTI1bHEss1.W

OF tho Ersassfss sessatsss IGSo @s Democratic q.
party Of Nortafanczisai on the oos''t'on % a"
-, sLcrrasstetes iN faraltege NNi EiiE7qn |
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-27

nUYAL,S ANTISPAsMODIC, for The eursOf
~ Asiktie Cholera
Cboics Of ell kinds spaams,
Cholera Motb11. DJ scntery.
Dlarrhoe, Lock Jaw,
RheunAtic or Neurlse Palms.
Cramp, roothache,
Nervous Headache,
Deiriun rrenens,
Burns, Cuts, Ae
JAMES ?. pUvAL, Drugxisi,
Jeg Cor Main and iOth sts
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ldFe-1.od1t % oe e1niIdelei o1Ih q
aae spshsd ne Manuscript previously agreed be'
tween the parties
marked he COPY for apected
Insertions v be continued an ordered cut and payment
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the parto he Annual Advertiser q 4 prcPcrto STATE dse1
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tnsred By The year bat % be agcd the Usual rates subject
20 such discounts A shah be agreed upon.
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selry average week Insert than the asunt
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Y OU R

Z y u IL
SPECIAL ATTENTION IS ASKED to our large assortment Of
y fne
Spring Clothing,
embracing the most
EXrENSIYE SrOCk.
GREATEsT VARIETY or CHOICE STYLES
and BEST BARGAINS,
ve have ever offered We propose to make Il The
INTEREST
or all purchasers b buy By keeping every variety and
Domestic Forga Manaiaeure; and a. our IA
es AMI experience line Of business give "a Important ad
VantAges Qn which pairoas Ehare Interest VIII be
PROMOTED
BY calling Al the OLD AND BAy0RiTE HoUSE,
y iO2 Main Street.
By9a KEEN. BALDWIN 4 WILLIAM
IMPROVED FRENCH YUKE SHIRT EMPORIUM.
GentlemenS Furnishing Goods
ME hand 800 dcE Shirts all prices Qualities
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These shirts made with the famous Improved French
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Our assortment Of can't be beat In the city Of
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senton large stock Of Under shirts and
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We facilities for mailing Shifts 20 order al
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ppnA nWAV

NEW YORK
VHEN completed yeas ago the - NcnolAs uniyer
w sally pronounced the MT uAgn!hesn eonvenieut add
Thoroughly organiIsi eahshment the knd @ eontnsnt
VIM remains day-Ehcut rival IN size, IN
sunpinoasnes and 10 IN general elements u comfort and aoy
rhe Hotel accommodations for oo ues1 nell ing
ll0 complete suites Of apartments Cor rs Sx hundred per
sons comtrAby seaei AZ the tables of s three public
dnng roos that modern has devised for the
veaenee and social eradication Of he travelling public has been
omitted Ia M plan neglected In is practical details The early
Of me house 81 Nome abroad derived from
ntuds superb appointments and s hoeke comforts and
gxues enhanced The unaesred exeron
o. ths DrOnret0rA fREADhkLL WhlfCOAB . 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-27
GENTEEL AND NICE.

GLOCKs.-Frsacn Marble 81 day Clocks Bronlei and
Rosewood Pams day Clocks all warranted good time keep
Also 0fee Church oioe sale the China Store
Of T. A. BULKLkY CO.,
jy25 1871 Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-07-27
LAW CARDS.
EUsTACE GIBSON,

ATTORNEY at LAW.
NLTILL PRACTISE In the Courts Of Giles Mercer Monroe,
w Montgomery Peiask and will collect AMI remit pune
tually for al claims placed In his hands.
Pustt nee les iy1T-