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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-13

'BY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH CARROLL

BY THE GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA
WHEREAS. the President Of the Con.
frderats states hath SCI apart Friday. the
18th Of November. instant. a. day u fast
ing. humiliation and prayer; snd whereas,
it's our sacred duty. with profound grati-
tude for past blessings. also II ~ pIicstr
Almighty Gid fur his continued Kindness
and care over Us - State and Nation and
where's, this solemn religious duty Is sspe-
cially proper and inrumb~nt upon Us IL the
present serious crisis Of our public affairs.
when we feel % deeply. and are snEious %
acknowledge our humbls dependence on The
Almighty 10 oil things, and especially on
Him - the God Of battles, 10 give Us the
victory over all our enemies. and secure to
Us the blessings Of m honorable pesee:
Now. therefore. I, HsSsv T. CLARx. Gov.
ernor sr c6seio. Of the State Of North Caro-
Una. do hereby set spsrt the said 18th day Of
November. Instant. Tor the performance Of
said religious duty and in conformity with
the proclamation Of the President Of the Con-
fsderate states. ! earnestly request the Rev.
erend Clergy Of Ill denominations and all
the good people Of our State. rsligiously TO
observe the said day in solemn public wor.
ship. aud as day Of lasting. humilia,ion and
prayer.
Given under my hand and The seal VI our
State Of N"rih Csrolin.. At Raleigh. this 5,h
day u November. 1851.
HENRY T. CLARK.
By the Governors
PULAsxl cuwrrs. Secretary.
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To our Subscribers.

Our necessities compel Us TO make On earnest call up
have bu, small supply Of paper hand and shall not
have the Of eplrni-hng H. unlrss
ful in Masking early COLLECTIONS. Some Of our subsci
hers are indebted TOT long periods and we hope
Of justice and liberal disposition will induce Them to
make little extra eIerion To help U. la this emergrn-
cy. The Increased price Of ink and paper, and the
quremeni e cash ff everything we get. compel to
exact q more strict compliance with our terms two
dollars in advance OF two doais and fy cents when
payment is delayed. New subscribers viii Ia al cases
for the presen, year will be charged bu, tso dollars.
payment is promptly made. The stay law passed b
our Legislature. which puts out Of our power to en-.
force collections, trust will operate but 10 few in
stances to our prejudice. An homes, and honorable
man will not wait for the Law 70 compel him to Be just
% his neighbor.
The prosraion Of business in general has cut OF il
large degree our receipts Cor advertisements and jol
work. and We must depend almas, entirely upon os
subscription list for support but il i hardly equal 4
TIA, purpose now We hOpe our fisnds and The poOpI,
Of Orange will exercise some of their influence 70 In
crease our list and no, suffer The paper 70 90 down.
many Others have done. for the want Of sufficient sup
por We shall continue. earnestly and indus,riOusly
o sndeavor make our paper useful. and % give al
important and reliable news nearly Il not quite early
any other weekly paper 10 The State. We think our
opportunities will enable us TO DO this.
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Do Not All Come at Once!
November 6.

THE Subscriber having sold gu, his entire
= Stock of Goods, would say 10 his Gus.
toners that he will turn his attention 10 the
settlement of his books. You will fnd his
room up stars in the same house IN which he
did bis business. All persons indebted Ia
him are requested to come forward and paw.
as Taxes are bound to be paid. there are t~ u
things in this world that are cettsIn-Death
aud Taxes and he would like ia BIZ prepar.
ed for both. All persons having open sc-
counts. il they cannot settle by Note. will
please come forward and settle with Money.
ID. c. PARKS.
November o. IT.
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November Q.
SEQUESTRATION NOTICE.

THE undersigned. appointed Receiver under the
= Sequesuaton Act, for the counties Of Orange,
Wske, Cumberland and Harnett, hereby gives notice
70 ell persons having any lands, ienenens o. hereda
meats, goods or chsl,es, rights Credits any ner
est therein Of for any alien enemy q The Conrde-
rate States Of America, speedily 10 inform me Of The
same, and render an account thereof. and fer
practicable, TO put the in my possession, under
the penalty Of the la~ for noncompliance.
also notify each and every ciiizen ~ The Conede-
rate States speedily to give information me of any
and all lands ten, mens and Embellishments, eo,is and
chaiies. rights and credits within the said counties.
will attend the different counties in a lew days for
the purpose Of receiving. Of which time due notice will
be given.
G. III. WILDER, Receiver.
October IS. l6 -6w
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rHnM WAsHINarnx.

Gen. Mckhsads Preparations fora Tgwess Cam.
pags-A Foyisard Movement determined %. a.
Nashville. Nov GA dispach p.blishd
In The New York Times. dstrd AZ Washing.
ton. Oet. sist, states that The Fed raj army
on the Potomac wil not r. inta winter quai.
tsrs within their present lines Of sntrrneh.
ments. Nasuch purpose has been entertain.
ed by the Government. and no sach sugges-
lion been made BY Gen. McClellsn. who
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100 Mounted Volunteers.

QRIGADIER GENERAL HILL. Of the N. Caro-
~ lima TOAST Defence, h,s requested Us 10 raise
Mounted company Of One Hundred mn, fur The de-
fence Of North Carolina. Come. gentlemen, fall in.
We are wanted for Three Months, thrash The Van.
KEGS eat oysters, and enjoy the winter csmpsign.
Meu Of nerve, from eighteen to seventy years Of age.
admitted.
We end our own horses and guns. We have left in
Orange. we Judge, about two thousand fighting men.
A Public Meeting in Hillsborough on 'Theursday the
7th Of November.
ofhesn elected by the Company when filled.
SAMUEL PEARGE.
DR.. ]. J. ALLISON,
w. T. SHIELDS.
November 8. T-4w
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continues actively employed. and his prepa.
satians are ON large scale.
The Worlds dispatch states that Rresi.
dent Lincoln had assured parties that for.
ward movement Of the army had bsen De.
termined on.
The Tribune's dispatch states that the Ma.
W Department, has recently ordered 500
more riAed cannon.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

sHHE Examining Committee will meet AZ the Court
House IN the town Of Hii'-borough on the follow
Ing days. 70 vii on Saturday the oih day Of Novem-
bef fos the purpose Of examining The Male applicants
and On Saturday the 10TH for Females. All who de-.
sire 70 obtain certificates 20 Tesrh attend on those
days, o. thsIe will be no private examinations.
WA. n. BROWN. e. b. s.
0csober ~. i6-
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CHEERING LETTERS FROM THE ARMY.
A minister In one 81 the \. e. Regiments
writes me the foIlo~ings "Ths tracts sent
10 through you have been distributed and
read with profit. In this statement We are
not lsft " scnjscsurs, but have the testimony
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LOST OR MISLAID.

IN saturday ,he s'h Of 0ciobsr lasts Shot GUN.
" oil pay The sum n Five boilers for the delivery
~ said Gun d ns. any infwmstion that can Get
Il. The tion has ntunted spider sight. and brass
guard with the end broken o o. az 10 show the end
% The smrcd.
ELISHA UMsTED.
Durhsm's. Ns~sne<s u. is-a~p
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of the readers themselves. that these gospel,
messages have been blessed to their soni's
good. In this work Of Supplying Us with re
iiEious fesding, a. often - ps.,ble, In brief
tracts. you and benevolent friends 1t home
may be assured Of the hsppiest results to or
soldiers under Co.'s blessing
A pious Cnlonel Of one OF the N. G. Resi.
ments. thus acknowledges the receipt Of !
lot 0f bucks and tracts: +" The bOuks pre-.
sented through you by the ladies Of Went.
worth hsvc been received. II was the drs,d
rratum 81 camp life. With nothing 10 occu.
py the attention between the hours Of drill.
the young men were particularly exposed to
temptation. l can bless The givers. who.
prompted BY the spirit ii God. while Others
though, only Of Inc bsdily cominrt Of the SOL
diers, have thus provided for their eternal
welfare. by setting befsre them 10 q lot Of
choice rradisg the way Of death and life. I
thank .hem Tor myself and the company, but
the highest reward will be the spirit Of hesv.
en- bearing witness with their spirit. that they
have done good work. May God bless the
gift to the good of the eivers and receivers.
Accept my thanks. sir. for the part you had
in II as we'll as sssurancrsof my high regard"
NEW TRACTS.
With the aid sai approval Of Ill the pas
tors Of this City. we are printing large
number If the following tracts -" Casting
0ur Borden on the Lord" pages. by Rev.
j. N. Atkinson % " tome and Rest q ps.
g.s. b, Rev. j. q. R,lr;.An Appeal TO the
Young pages. by Rev. Jas. Mtsresdy
/" The Soldier" pages. which is thrilling
narrative If fae,s !" Are you Prepared" 4
pages !" Prepare to neetthy God." q pages.
These and others on hand. we are getting ou,
At the cheap rates Of 1900 pages for one dol
lar. In our effarts not cent is required from
sales or Donations for services rendered by
any one ; or for freight. through the kindne-s
Of the Express COMPANY; ihsrefure. the
whole amount placed in our hands goes d.
rrciiy into getting out the best religious
reading By danatlans and God's blessing
upon the thousands Of pages we send out ~.
cry week, We are greatly encouraged To- press
onward in our efforts To- increase the number
md variety Of tracts. From every State in
the Southern ceniederacy We are receiving
donations and orders for tracts. which We
hnpe will steadily increase. that we NAV bs
@bIe 10 mref the daily increasing drmant
upon Us. Yours truly.
w. j. W. CROWnER, Tract Agent.
Raleigh, N. C.. Nov. 1861.
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N OTICE

HAVING qualified q, August term Of The Court q
Pleas and Quarter Sessions - Admiaista,o. %
IN. Estate Of Leroy Dauehriiy. ell penns are hereby
na,;dsd 10 make immediate re-, ment end ~ persons
hs,ins esims sgsinsi The estate will present ihsm
Thin the time prescribed ~ law o. this notice Nill
~ plead IN haF % their recovery.
JAMES Z. sCARIETT. Adm'r.
espsnb~ ~. oe-swp
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SHOES AND GROCERIES,
To the Ladies Of Orange County.


To the Ladies of Orange County.
n AM requested by the Governor Of your state 10 ral
upon you 10 furnish for the soldiers IN The army
wooden socks and blankets for their comfort flrc
ton during the approaching winter Each donor vii
please sccompapy her gin by her nsme. snail this
call upnn your patriotism he made without proper ~
spon-o on your psri cannot believe that i vii;
therefore call upon YOU 10 larwsrd Hih .ogf eis
and lay them bouniuy upon the alta rf Your rapn.
Try. Initiate the efsmpe Of your mother. % the reso
luton. and allow not the soldiers who hase taken up
arms IN deisnce Of youi liberties, your lives and what
is still dearer. yenr honsi 10 90 unpfnsided oi; saef
no, your defenders 10 be exposed unprotected 10 The
winters chilling blasts Come. then. % their elici
furnish them with those necessary articles . tsese
suffering humanity. and thereby merit ihe laudiis not
only Of the present. hut II future generations.
am your humble servant.
X. VI. JONES, Sheriff.
" The following gentlemen will please receive and
forward 10 me articles fot the soldiers.
w. w. Allison. n. r. Hell, AJiscn Mangum, N.
A. Angler, John W. Car. and Avis Durham.
August 20. eo-
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

an Tuesday Of Orange County Court, November
" 26th, will sell, in front Of the Court House IN
Hiikborough. valuable Piano, Guitar, variety Of
music, Books. Engrssings. Paintings. &c NC.
sI months credit viii he given, bond and good Sc.
curity required.
All persons indebted to the late Capt. Antonio Di
MARITIME hereby notified To make immediate payment,
and those having claims sgsinsi said estate will pre-.
sent them 10 the time prescribed by law.
THOMAS WEIR.
Administrator Of A. Di Marine
0.ober 80. To-
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SYNOD o. ssrth Cas "'snas-ihs s,aodm met
70 sas ei'y o. Raleigh on "Wednesday evening The 9oh
q oes'es'' aud ~a' ePsnsd ss sermon ?, hs'. H. W.
Lsdsny. a'sdsta.os Of The last nod The mes'u Of
Synod -" largely attended BY both min's.s" and
ssssn
Aasf The sermon. the Rev. Edward Hines. Of the
Pfesey,ey d o.snss Gas chosen Moderator, and the
Res. ssssfs Y. N. Johnston aud WIN. w PhsH, tenn
pony esrks.
ihs overture from The PrssbJ,sp Of Concord, 70.
guessing sysed 70 meno'i.Iils the oo'srsS' q the
sss,s 10 spponss dsy o fasting. hsnihsiOa sol pay
s Ia ne~ q The SLATE q ina COO ny. ~.s referred 10
seosniues. sad "a. sasy d.pos,d sfby the .d~p,isn
81 he sls~us ,s.sl,isa. prps..5 By The committees
B,saip,d. Thu, IN. q, mad h.. learned v;,h
nl...urv ,h.t an, p,,s;den, az IN, co,f,d.r-
ale st.,r. h.. ~ , mas, ehr;.,i.n and ns,r;.
a,,e .JJ,s.. .aa.;,,.d ~. Is,h a.v ~ n,
ts6i :. . 49,. !, c.,;nr b.m;i,.,;o. M
,r.,.r "a aIm;.a,y (;aJ md an. =, a.J ms,
s.r.,.,l, .nia,.. ~ .r,,., ahs.,,..es ~
a., A.. r., m h. s.;n,r,.f. ..d ss.,rhss
. -, -.l.',.,
80 . $3.50 =" ,pp''ssa .S'os''.
60.
saasn s.shea
as most 'nps''sn' end assPl, Interesting sa'on o
ne synod -n 70 r'.''sn TO che 'sPa'allsn = ne
soass'a hsm 'as NoaAsn portion o. 'hs Church. and
sAs 'a1@slsa q osns'al Assembly q &c P's's,'s-
naa oas'ea " ~ 'oa'sa''.s s'.'s. - p'''nss
SOL 'essiaiiens pfsPfsd ~ ihs eamniee' amer eas
end interesting diseusssa, -sfs adopted BY an ai@o
snaamess vuss.
Ahu setting fssth The stats sfshs esss 10 ,he P'ssn-
sls. he following are he resolutions sppeadrdi
Therefore. In the fear &c God and under
4 solemn sense Of du,y, BE Il Resolved, BY
,hs syusd Of North Csrolins,
\. That The synod intelligen,ly. cordial
lx. s.lemnly approyes Of the action of is
several Presbyieries in the premises.
q That the SYNOD, set and appointed by
her Divine He'd Is a witness for the right
sna G.r truth. de,ply, truly sympathises
with he State and with the Confederate
States 10 their present righteous struggle,
and cordially approves their action in as
serting aud maintaining their sovereignty
and .esering the ties thai bound Us and them
10 The lat, United States Of America.
:. That the Synod regards the present war
an our part ~ q war Of defence, commend.
-. .,..Ie q, an, ,e,,ule,s efgorts. prayers and
.I..lr.l ,ka,,.h -, e,n,.s,
nea'uiI na"o".u ."oSs ''s -.
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THE FIGHT AT BAY POINT.

Severe Coaitsi Refreat Of The Con captuye
ef Batteries by The Eaemg.
SAVANNAH. nav. 8-Forts Walker and Bay
Point batteries were evacuated on yesterday
afternoon after . terrible contest. in which
we list l2 killed and 40 wounded. Our
troops reireated after exhausting all their am
muuitinn. We last no prisoners. AL Of .pr
guns wrre lost on the fnrts. aud the Federal
fiag is now flying over our f"rts.
Tsecosp pIspaTcH.]
SAVANNAH, Nov. 8, p. u.-rhe steamer
Sampson has arrived here from Port Reyal
with The wounded. The engagement an YES
terdsy was betseen Fort Walker and Bay
Point batteries against fifteen vessels inside
and several outside.
Tao hundred men were al Fort Walker
and thirteen hua,Ired outside on Hilton Head.
The steamship Minnesota was the first to
enter. aud was iollawed rapidly BY others.
The attack was frnm three sides, aud after
the second r"und from the fleet, the prnici.
pal gun 10 aur battery was dismuunted.
The engagement lssied five hours. and all
the guns on the fart were dismaunted. except
two. As the fnris we're no lunger tensble,
the iwa remaining guns were discounted.
aud the magazine arranged 20 be blown up
when the enemy entered. The total loss 81
the Conirderates was about 100. Sergeant
r. Patterson and private Heiss, 81 the Barr.
Infantry, we're slightly wounded. 10 the
Georgia Purrsters company two are missing
In the Thomas County Volunteers. ]. W
Faniaine is missing. In the Seventeenth
Patriots, private Amos Thompson y missing
aud alsa one II Capt. RadclIfie's company.
General Draytun's aid was shot from hi'
horse. and General Drasion was Slightly
wounded.
Dispatches 10 The Charleston papers say
that nur batteries worked BADLY. while ths
Frderal's firing ~as excellent.
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HEAD QUARTERS N. C. TROOPS.
osober so.

AdIuisnt Genefais Otiice.
Raleigh. Oct IS. 1861.
General Oder No. 26l
A LII Companies hereafter accepted by the e vernon
a will remain 81 home, without paw. until es.ltj On
for active service when reasonable Mil re ullpw
ed them for reaching the appointed pIce Ui tae-snus
This order necessary account IL the limited quan.
iiiy Of Clothing and Camp Equipise now on hand.
and 10 enable the Governor have these supplies
dy for the use Of the Troops the time they bgn their
field service.
BY order Of the Commander 10 Chief
J.G. MARTIN, AJjulant General
October 10, 1861. l5--4s
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The jury upon the trial Of the Savannah
priyatrers in New York were divided-e for
conviction and 4 for acquital.
Asbury Dickens. Secretary Of the U. 8.
Senate for thirty years previous to the last
Congress. died in Washington. on the 99d
ult.. at the sge Of nearly ninety wears.
The Cranky lead.minss Of Missouri. in
the Southwestern part Of that State. and ia
possession IF The Confedsrates. are said to
be immensely valuable. The mines are now
producing at the rate If 5000. 900 Of pounds
annually. The quality is the bes. in the
world. ~
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Richmcnd, Nov 3.
The New York Times Of Monday last. re-
crived II Norfolk. Va. contains the follow.
ing importsnt itemt President Lincoln
has sent an order 10 the Western military
depot transferring the command from Free
mont to Gen. Hunter. The order Is abso-
lutte aud unconditional. and has reached Ere.
mont ere this. It's based on Lincoln's thor
augh conviction Of Fremonts incapscity a. .
General. and his gross prohigacy N expendi-
lures Of the public money uader his admin.
istrstion."
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AiIlsbaraugb 9srarnsr,
HrLLsBoRoUGH, N. Q.
wednesday, Kovember II, 1881.

Fastimg and Prayer.--It viii b remember.
90 inst Friday next, being The 18Th day Of Tho month
ssso b observed throughout tho Conisdsrss States q
sdsy Of Fasting Humiliation and Prayer. scknowlsds
log our dependence and duplicating Divine aid and
ols'sing Divine service well b held In hs Pmsbyts.
sian Church q u O'Clock A. NJ and We presume also
Ia he other churches IN this place.
We puslshsd last week the Proclamation Of The Pro.
sidsni II the conisdsnis states; and to-day We give
shs Proclamation Of the Governor Of this sss concur.
ring N the accommodation. 10 view of the peculiar
Pessen u our county and our need Of Divine pro,sc.
s01 and assis.snss in the sduess susssI. in which
Ne ere snssssd. d y hoped The dsy win b snass.y,
sisssssly and isisiessly observed
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CASH SYSTEM.

E1fNllNG it impossible TO buy Goods and meet our
payments il we continue the aCredt S,s,em,' We
ceppeiied TO adopt the " Cash System" until the
end Of the War.
TURRENTiNE & SON.
Ociobe, II. is
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ELECTION RETURNS.

tbs Election 10 this county on "Wednesday last. for
Electors and Members d Congress. wn very ,hinly -.
ssassd ass much over half vote being given in. The
tsllesing s The nsuh;
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Obituary.

Died. on Sunday morning last. after protfsc,ed ~.
ness. ANN HOLDEN, wife Of Mr.. Isaac Holden, sged
sbOO, IS yean. She had long been member Of the
Baptist church. vas an sieeions,e mother and kind
neghbor, and highly esteemed BY al sho knew her.
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state ConventIon.-rhs n..b,u q n

State Conventlon. members Of the State
cssvsnsisn. pursuant 70 sdournnsns. viii meet ct Re.
Sigh on Friday nszi the 10th inssn. An opinion
seems extensively TO PssiI that viii BE- the duty
q his body to nudity. u ne, repeal. tbs stay Law
Ps'ss 81 The late session Of The Lessls,uIs bsns
generally admitted 10 be uneonsti,utionsi.
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WOODEN SOCKSi

!" A4sfED, At Hill-horouah. Cor " The Sick Sol
~ ders.' WOODEN SUCKS, for which goods Of
any kind will lie given by our merchants.
LADIES AID SOCIETY, OF Marlborough.
Jnly 81 B
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Several sshxnng votes.
Tbs votes Of the other counties will be given when
shs lia - eomplsis.
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The A5th Regiment.-an Elect n for fish
ofics. Of The ts,h Regimen, d NOnh csroIin. miis
William Bingham ~ss slscisd Colapsl, Thomas Webb
liss.sasns coIOssl. and " iiIism u. Mssgum MAJOR.
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N I / E
ouARrERAAsTER's oFrIcE,2

QUARrERMAsTER's oFFIcE,1
oeTusER 81. 1861.
ny person OF persons who may he DESTROYS Of TAX
ina Contracts .ol making Clohes 70, The Army
81 Nsfh Gamlina. can Obtain terms. &C.. on appica-
lion II lhs Office. Gmss vii he issred to suy tespnn.
.ie patlies IN cIanlirs suffi lent TO eothe SINGLE
g5mpiIies- which can be made up In their own
ne sl,fhlols AMI Ihe mluey will be paid 70 The par
tes frtrisinH the Goas on the return OF toe manu-.
featured srles Parties may furnish the Cloth, which
sill Be psil iof By NE slate.
j. DEyEREUx, a. @. ~
Oeiohet 4. 1891. l3-3v