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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12

SINGULAR ELoPIMENT IN WlscoNslA =
Strange Passion for Relatives. : Daniel
Woods, of Castle Rock, who, about six years
ago, married his brothers or his halt-broth,
ers widow, left his wife recently, ana eioped
with tbe daughter of another half-brother.
The lady left letter in her trunk, stating
that she had left home and friends forever
more. Mr.. Woods is about thirty-tiye year:
| old, and the lady about nineteen. They mac
with them about $500 in money.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12

A consignment Of ], 400 barrels Of -four
was shipped from Richmond, Va, last week,
to Iiverpool-the first export OF that COM
modity nom Richmond for several years.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12
wendell Phillips on LincOln's Electlon-A
Brilliant and an Ultra AntI-SlaverY Ef.

wendell Phillips on LincOln's Eleotion-A
Brilliant and nn Ultra AntI-SlaverY Efs
fort.
Wendell Phillips delivered a lengthy, and
Of course an ultra and brilliant ovation on
the result of the late election, at Boston on
Wednesday evening, from which we select
the exordium and the peroration: ...
If the telegraph speaks truth, for the first
time in our history the SLAVE has chosen
President for the United States. [Cheers.l
We have passed the Rubicon, for Mr.. Lin
coin rules to-day as much as he will after the
4th of March. 1t is the moral effect of this
victory, not any thing which his Admins
tration can or will probably do, that gives
value to this success. Not an Abolitionist-
hardly an Anti-slavery man-Mr. Lincoln
consents to represent an Anti-slavery idea.
A pawn on the political chess-board his
value is in his position; with fair effort, we
may soon change him for Knight, Bishop or
Queen, and sweep the board. This position
he owes to no merit of his own, but to lives
that have reused the nations conscience and
deeds that have plowed deep into the heart.
Our childish eyes gazed with wonder at
Maelzel's "Chess Player" and the pulse al
most stopped when, with pulling of wires
and cracking wheels, ne moved pawn and
| said, "Checkn Our wiser fathers saw O man
in the box. There was great noise at Chi
| cago-much pulling of wires and cracking
! of wheels-then forth steps Abraham Lin
coin. But John Brown was behind the cur
| tain, and the cannon of March will only
| echo the rifles at Harper's Ferry. Last year
| we stood looking sadly at that gibbet
against the Virginia sky. One turn Of the
kaleidoscope-the picture is Lincoln in the
balcony of the Capitol, and million OF
| hearts beating welcome below. =
l must confess those pictures of the mere
industrial value Of the Union made me pro-
! foundly sad. look, as beneath the skillful
pencil, trait after trait leap to glowing life,
and ask at last, Is this all Where are the
nobler elements of national purpose and lifel
Is this the whole fruit of ages of toll, sacri-
fee and thought --these cunning fingers, the
overfowing lap, labor vocal on every hill
side, and commerce whitening every sea-
oil the dover of one naughty, overbearing
racer The zeal of the Puritan, the faith OF
the Quaker--a century of colonial health
and then this large civilization, does it re-
suit only in work-shop-fops melted ir
baths and perfumes, and men grim with toll
Raze out, then, the eagle from our banner
and paint instead Niagara used as cotton
mill ..-..,-
Oh no Not such the picture my glad hear
sees when look forward Once plant dec
in the nations heart the love of right lie
there grow out oft the firm purpose of duty
! and then from the higher plane of Christian
manhood we can put aside on the right hanC
and the left these narrow, childish and mer
cenary considerations. .r-a.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12

.HoMcDE IN NEW 0RLEAss.--John Henry,
cab driver, had trouble with another OF his
class, James Porter, in q drinking-salSon,
corner of DryAdes and Grayier-streets, New
Orleans, on Thursday night, and, as the
papers state, was knocked down and beaten
by the latter without any cause whereupon
Henry drew pistol and shot bis antagonist
through the IuiGs, causing his death IN about
An hour. -u-,-.. --'..-.-- ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12
Roger, the Tenor, Furnished with An
other Arm-Grent Triumph of Mechan-
trnI Skill. ..s ... .t..

Roger, the Tenor, Furnished with An-
other Arm-Grent Triumph of Mechan-
ical Skill.
Roger, the distinguished singer at the
French opera, whose right arm was shot off
by accident last autumn, when he was out
hunting, was furnished by Van Petersen,
the renowned maker of artificial limbs, with
an arm and hand which were regarded as
miracle of skill and successful ingenuity,
But though it was impossible for one who
was not in the secret of this substitution to
discover that the arm was supplementary
one, the singer could neither extend this
arm straight before him, nor could he raise
it upward.
Matthew, another famous manufacturer of
artificial limbs, has now contrived for the
veteran artist an arm and hand which seem
TO have reached the limits of the possible in
this line; as, by its aid, every movement re-
uuired by the needs of ordinary life can be
| performed with the utmost ease, and In a
manner so perfectly resembling the action of
| a living arm that the illusion is absolutely
| complete. Instead of obtaining the fiexion
| of the forearms by means of the shoulder
| acting upon a string of cat-gut, as in former
attempts, he has contrived system of ma
chinery in which the string is attached to
the front of the hip opposite to the side
from which the arm has been amputated.
The movement of the artificial arm is thus
| due to slight twisting of the body. In ex-
tending the arm, and moving the fingers,
the cord by means of which these motions
are accomplished is attached to the upper
portion of the living arm, and is made to act
by movement of the shoulders. Finally, q
third cord, whose function is to give motion
TO the index of the artificial hand, is attached
to the hip on the side from which the arm
has been amputated.
The result obtained by the changes thu;
introduced by M. Matthew into this system
of fabrication may be thus summed up: By
the aid of artificial arms constructed on tn
old system, it was possible to execute flexiol
and rotation of the forearm, and to move tn
fingers; by the aid of the new system, no
only may the arm be bent, and made to as
sumo every variety of position, bat the fore
arm may be fixed at WILL and, by means o
very simple machinery, at two. points of tn
Aexion, rendered sufficiently rigid to permit
the wearer to write, use fork, and perform
host of similar actions.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12
MUSICAL.
nOPIIIAR SACRED MUSIC ID

T1OPULAR SACRED MUSIC hooks
The American HaIp. by q az ze5TInsr; tssANysHsl A
tina, bg v. O. Taylor; The GTeatnex -
Collection by GrestneT The - 0h1reh t burc6 an6 %
Waipwrieht; The Ancient Lyre, by @. IeIner
THE Continental Harmony. For sale by the dozen
single. JOHN " Sh fyt y hA41fl tI,5 ~ ~
LTRTJ. ROY FRAZER, FROM THE
NN ROYAL Academy of Music, London, begs TO
infoTm his friends and the public that he has re-
fnrned 10 town for the season. and Is prepared TO
give LESSONS IN SINGING, both for private and
public use, in conjunction with Mr.. a. HAlt.
Mr. f. will also give lessons on the
: PIANO-FORTE AND VIOLIN.
Inquire at Mr.. Church's Music store, and at HgO
Third-st hoo-L-
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ADJUSTMENTS. {

nTKR,s OPERA-HOUSE.-s. n. PIKE,
q PrcprietgTi .. \. sNIrH, Stage Manager; J..
u HERBfRr, Treasurer l- ELL p.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12

First night Of the eminent Artists, Mr. and Mrs.
BARNEY WILLIAMS.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12

M Won HAVE LOST AMY THING, AD-
HtSkIIsk ID ia Iha PRESS whore eur ndyer-
fisement viii be I0oss likely 70 bs seea than IN any
other paporl On Account ei IA sAsshsa's
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12

MONDAY EVENING, November 12,
BDRN TO coon LICK
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12

Paddy o'Baf1erty, with the songs Of Flaming
O'Flanigan aud " Ellen Astore,' MIR. Williams.
To be followed by the Protoan Farce Of
M u
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12

s. @. DRAKE,
DRTAII. DRY G O0D s-449 FIFTH
Id SrREET, Cincinnati. Ohio. Oczi-cm-
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12

LAw.OFPIcH REMOVAL.
~ m. OORWINE HAS REMOVED
HE from Selyess Building, Third.st t9 sholts
Building, corner Of Hammond and fourth-sueelH'
Segg3nIHfN Segg3nIHfN IA A. LYNCH, Master Commissioner Of the
Rnperior Court and Court OF Common Pleas aud
Commiaslonef Of Deeds for all the States and ferri-
tories, has removed to the samo office, ocS-em
DRY GOODS!
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12

Opinion of the Leading New Orleans JOnr-
nnls on Lincoln's EIectIOn-A General
Conservative Feeling Rvlnced la the
Southern Metropolis lf -g4H -gUGH.
Our New Orleans exchanges take quito a
conservative view of the result of the late
election, and from the principal dailies there
we make sufficient extracts to give their
temper and their tone. ... ...
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12

A negro fugitive, John Brown, committed
suicide at West jefferson, in this State, on
Friday, by throwing himself on the railway
before q freight train.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12

William Cooper and George Cherry got
into a fight at Sherbata, Miss, last week
about a counterfeit bill, when Cherry stabbed
his antagonist to the heart ylil 't
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12

Lefty Paddy O'Rourke, Mad'lle Adelaide, Madame
Bellatini. Mynheer Won Guutzenbergor, Jemima,
Mrs. Williams. q. o.l-. a ' 10
pa da naux Ilv the Gala Sistora.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-12

The young wife of wealthy old pawn
broker at Philadelphia, tried unsuceessfully,
the other night, to palm off spurious in
fsnt, borrowed from the almshouse, on her
husband,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-08

TINS CurltsyRv or MEDICINE.-AmOng the special de-
lights which have richly repaid visit 10 New Eng
ltud the inspection /; privilege to make Of
De j. c. Aver Co.'S laboratory az Lowell Although
knew by hearsay that it large, vet we're
priscd when came into view Of is real magnitude
and s By the and complication Of is truly
immense bu5oess. The whole massive structure is in
fact vast chemical laboratory in which the processes
o. this wonderful art constantly going hedcO-
chemical science has found that the curative properties
Of any substance exit ia Of It's
pOueEt paris. Thus the remedial effects ct opium
dls solely the mOrphil h contains although this is but
eighteenth part Of lis weight the other
parts gum eX.rsctve aud inert offensive matter
De- Ayers system separates the medical properties Of
each substance employed and here shOEn the pro
Csses By which the virtues OF each remedial agent
chased through the sembics until they out com
pistely pure at asL These concentrated purified med
p-Operis virtues in ally combined together to
produce the remedies which have made themselves a
reputation for unrvaled excellence all the world
not Ouly does the Doctor dsclim all secrecy in h arr
ard cxpain every process and every particular but be
,nAins that this i the Onlv process by which the peo
pie be supplied with the best possible remedies tor the
treatment Of disease The Formula by which the RENE
dies made published in the medical Journals and
have been presented to large part Of the medical Fac
ntv Of the United States and constantly sent by
mil to such physicians as apply for them.-Dliiy
Chronicle, SaA Francisco.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-08

FR0N WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December 7-The Putnam Phalanx Vi
siied the Executive MANSION day aud were courteous
" received. They reviewed by Secretaries Floyd
and Toucey. Aa eloquent and patriotic address was
made BY the Judge Advocate, which replied to by
Mr. Stewart Of the PhalanH whose effort yesterday, at
the tomb Of Washington is eulOgzed the best OF the
kind ever made The Phaanx departed this afternoon.
better feeling exists to-day among the Congressman
generally and SOutherners consulting with reference
20 the present and future Il is believed that strong
movement being Initiated outside Of Congress as fore
Swallowed BY the National IRtsligeHeers leader this
morning The President has given assurance that he
viii not reinforce the forts in Charleston harbOr and be
says that Major Anderson Of Fort hOuirie, has not
asked for more troops aud that there is the best feeling
betwe u the gSrrison and the citizens.
All the members Of the select committee Of thirty
three will serve except Messrs Boyce and Hawkins. mr.
Hamilton, Of Texas, has not yet arrived.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-08

BalrNoRE Dec Flour dun and heA Howard street AMI
Ohio As CITY Mills held Al 81 IS Wheat dull ncmnal-
IN stsaiy white and yellow 6Ubsi cents Meas PoTl
alI0tI 50 Lard lUAc. Whisky lSe.
Nav YoRK Dee unsettled and deelining, Southern
nominal wheat ursstted Corn deeltisg ye
Whiis G56 cents mlxei closed dun with buyers
5sf6l Mess Po'k SO .; 81 70 lI prime $40 $50
H. Lard heavy a. teGGi0s cents whisky lTs cents =
Turpsnu S2 R-sn dull a. 90 delivered Rice heavy
at8t. @ 8 as
sio,ss closed arsr-NeW York cenirAa 69A Var
"a; Mos 6lA.
YoRK Dec TEveang dull and generally lover
New York Cenrals 70; Vas -; Mos e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-08

NEw ORLEANS December Stewart, member Of
the Texas Legislature from Gonzales has issued eircu-
lar in accordance with the resolution published by the
meeting held Al that place. inviting the members to be
at Austin on the third Monday in December to hold an
extra session TO call Convention, and hoist the lone
star tg he still continues to believe that the people
are united in their resistance TO Lneon administration
Governor Houston promises resign ii the
sion convenes.
Nav 0RLEASs December The repairs to the New
Oreans and Jackson Rilroad have been completed and
they have resumed their regular trips.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-08
LATER FRON EURuPE

NEw YORE, Dee The Asia has arrived viii
Queenstown daes to the 25lh Hostilites have recon-
meuced IL China. The allies were before Ptkin.
Italy Is unchanged.
The Europa and Bohemian had arrived out.
The estimated sales of cotton Saturday lO,O0O
bales Quotations unchanged. Flour dull aud declined
Cd Wheat declined LAID Corn quiet Provisions dull
The bullion in the Bank of England had largely increAs
ed. Consos IS IL % % s g.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-08
CIXTY.slX KGROEs ROR SALE. ANN Z

y large amount OF other personal property
by Virtue OF deed Of trus executed the subscribers Hm
watkins Of Charlotte c'urty, they will proceed TuHiDAY
the 18th day 81 Aecember mex fair the fair
thereafter at hisTesidnee Ave miles m keysfi the Rich
mond and oAnye Rairc make sale ofA the stock
- hnnsahn Jan owned
by h consisting Of 80 lead Of valsabie wr.L. LoyxS AMI
ules about CO head Of CATTLE Including h caws
head Of hogs and 20 head Of Sheep also number Of
carriage and buggy superior p
such other articles Of furniture Usually found In
q gentlenan's house
They will also WEDNESDAY the 18th December nN II fair;
not the fair theieaer the sane place at
public auction SO valuable ltey N3GOES Including en-
and children, among them Practical Enx ineers
capable OF managing and running engine circular
saw.
For all under SEQ cash. for all owe. that
amount credit Of six months wi be given taking pur.
bonds with approved security bearing interest the
date.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-08
! BOOK FOR THE TINIEs

u
GLANCE AT STATES RIGuIs rrir msconstuctons, telr
Ercnrs and their FhtfBl protccto1s agars The ~Irpre
he Condi," By assics Rights Republican To which are
added he BIZ q RIGHTS Of fsgin and the Articles OF Con
federation. Price A. -
E-s-lcf from a. WoFk
sTe principles Of the Hlu Or Rights fundamental prinpgs,
"a i-ct 70 uhcn F-drrsl Cs siutons All
act They for npoay document he original
"a ,aHenahs slvergnty Tom and inde
.nienee Bill o. Rights Vita part Of the Constu
fon Snte togeth-r her Republican
averneu principle which nom Frdssl
I.t srferenoe b. ne Psdsrai Constitution
Copies mailed any address upon recent n the aiyerasd
p-irs JAS wOODHOUsE Co,
Az Publishers, Sehmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-08
nrnnr1.Irr,CI ,rrrr

MlrEDGEvrlLE, Dsc 6.h.-Mr Fulton, of Columbia,
offered resolution to-day requesting the Georgia Con-
gressmen propose to Congress appoint Commissions
ers on the part Of the North and the South provide
for peaccabe dissolution OF the Union aud equit-
able division Of the property between both sections
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-08

GALr's SrArCE % JEyFEESoN.-The Norfolk Day Book
saws that in error in stating that this statue Of
.fersOu is Mr. Cats frat achievement "His Virginia
VAS on exhibition in the Crysa Palace in New York at
the time that the Virginia Legislature made the appro
priaton for Jefferson and other OF his works were
then in the mansions Of our distinguished citizens
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-08
FROM HONDURAS

MoBlLE, Dec THE Register Of this date announces
the return Of Captain West who went TO Truxo to OBJ
tain the remains OF Gen. Walker lie unsuccessful
in Conscience Of the Honduan Law prohibiting bis eS-
humation Col Ruder is well and humanely treated and
his release is expected.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-08

,fIs truly rondsrfl merits Of lse O-ygssa'sd BIZ
in curing Dyspepsia in its worst Developments, be-
known and appreciated orders for it pouring
iu from al parts Of the eOuutry-North South East ami
West. This tells the story
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-08

LAMB's VorE.-The EagEirsr Of yesterday, If We uu-
derstand is meaning, intima'cs that Mi Lamb, the
Breckinrdge elee,or n the Norfolk District duly
elected by the people Il says wish or without the
corrections made By Gov. Leoher DR.. Lamb undOubt-
edy received popular vote greater than that for
member Of the Bel electors. That be chosen cleo
tor by the people, be not permitted TO doubt &C
NoN the fact ia that Lamb received The same vote that
the other electors the ticket received with
the exception OF 81 votes, in Accomae county which
gvel for him exclusively. Ia Other words, If c
the Breekinr5ge electors had receive the given for
Ltmb 10 the Safe, Bells majority would have been S2l
instead of SIS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-08
ATrENTION.LAnIES

VUr received the Fashionable Boot and Shoe establishment
y 10 % Main street, The wing and beautiful yles OF
shoes Tor Ladies;
Ladies Co.'S .ek Boots entirelynew
Btlmorai Shoes
" slip sole, fair stitch kid Congress Boots
Heel bat on Callers, thick and thin sole
~ Congress =" very superior
Side lace
Together The haest assortment other styles Of ladies
shoes have ever had Ladies respectfully Invited call
JOHN o. PAGE Jr,
oe2l 20 Main Street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-08

THE TnlEs are hard ever, and while more calm
ness prevails the pressure is evidently tightening We
hear Of several large failures in this ey-one old
tAblshed house. We hear OF discharges Of workmen;
and Of employers reducing the working hours and dock
ing the pay accordingly. We hear Of hundreds Of men
applying in vain during a single week, 10 one hrm for
employment an these facts are STA ed, and We hope
viii be copied in order that the emigration from the
North which has set in this direction may be checked
Tnose who come here better their condition, unless
thsy have to fall back upon, only step
out OF the frying pan into the ire True they may
cape the ANARCHY which seems impending the North
bat &c is impossible for them % obtain employment here
Ia the present distracted condition Of public affairs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-08

residence ts citg Thursday syeaug December 6h
CAfHARINE WILDE In tue CA Or her ase Of Con
gsavs fever.
ends and acqatntances and those % George O. and
Jm.s Wide respectfully invited Attend funeral 40
r uy Church sranka street, this day, Saturday all oo
~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-12-08
TH0s. WATKINS,
Mount Laurel, Halifax r.u.,...
RyGAIHES, trustees
noqn-tds Erake's Branch Charloite

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, SALE OF VALUABLE
~ PAkh or 1870 ACRES, IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, on
THE kPPOMA1r0N RIVER BY virtue decree Of the Cir
the Couny OF Cheat red pronounced No
vembr term lS60 in The friendly su therein pending on The
Uharcsry side thereof yed Mortimer NJ Young and wife
Keeehs ExeeatOr, ct shall Special Commissioner oGr
fr sale II Public Auction, the premises URSDAY the
l3h day of December next at II o'clock w. fair not the
fair day. that large and delrsbls farm OAK
LAND formerly owned by Col M J,hnson aud the late
sdence Mrs Martha Kesch lying In the said Chez
terheld the Appomaox PIyer Ave miles from the Clover
Cos Mines and Railroad and about twenty five niles from the e.
ties Of Richmond aud Petersburg
about eneourh well wooded In Oak Pine supp Flying far
timber than needed for the place The remainder open
and arabe and generally improving state Of
open consists Of Beautifully situated hghands
hundred Of fertile Hats creeks aoa the river
The situation Is OF the healthy and beautiful IN
rounding counryin desirable community with enYeriet
ce railroad and the river easy
elCus uorshp The Yarn we'll wStered The bulldogs
Of large and comnodous Dserg In good repair the
houses KIT hen Ice House. House. Offices
The Stables and Barnes ample for fArmipg pjrpoes
As farm the tract OF land here offered nor sale
most productive, ard residence Of the mes; desirable In
this sec OF the State All desiring 10 locate perma
nenily would do we'll TO EXAMINE.
TERMaso much OF the purchase money 10 be paid Cash
viii be deay expenses OF suit and SALE The
years. the deferred mens be by bonds APPROX
ed security bearing interest from date and the reservation
title untllthe payment Of the entire purchase uoney.
Persons dsrng further information rerredto Wellington
oddon, Esq OF the firm OF Goddn sprerson, Bebnond
10 Messrs James H. Cox and Wm Blankenshp at wia,er
poct o.. or myet My addrs'. I. Proe,ers Geek P
Chesterfield O H., Nov. 10, 1881 Special Conn.
Will he sold at Auction By executor 81 Hrs harthA A.
Keeh deceased The entire Household and Kitchen Fanure
Of Hogs She Cows Horses, Crop &C tie farm also
celien new family Carrsge Day sale, THURSDAY, the
JAMES A. KEEcH.
NnOi5-tds Executor ~ d. A. Keoch, decd.