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The wesIhar yesterday ddlig The tenn
perature hS!ng mil der tllsn Monday. i, Il
BuaineS IN q little better than The previous
4 i1sy 1ot % mnch however u bisg VI. NJ
Yhe Btesuder News BOZ VIII sold on Monday III
Gapt snpie tq pSrties 81 I'LL Attakspas trade;
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The Red Ghieg, having been unavoidably de.
taiaed, Nilt positively ieeye this evening, going
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The faInous Qpitman win be Receiving this morn.
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Ths Beard Of Directors shall define the aules and fix com
pension Of all officers OF the Corporation The President
Of the Corporation shall preside all meetngS Of The s;CeE
holders and Directors the business OF the Corporation shall
be conducted by him nder the general nuperinedence Of The
Board of Directors The books of the Corporation shall DC
the free Inspection Of siockhoider at least for
in every quarter Of each fiscal year and always and
time TO The demand Of 1--WE ockhodefa Upon the Pea
| dent, in whiting.
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Wednesday Morning. February 10. 1852. !
Arrivsd Ysstsrdas. y.
SteAInhOnts. 444 VIII ii
/. Iberyille, Gross, I'm Fort Adams. n,
j a Gotten, Baranco, FIN Bayou Sara. @1s
Music. Dalferes, FIN Lafourche.
Robert Fulton, Alban, I'm Alexandria.
Anna Perres, Copps, fin Qpelousas.
EIiza G, Qufse nberry, I'm Jacksonport.
Diana, Radoyich, fm Fort Jackson. 81 .ss
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The Bo.;d of Directors shall at the frat meeting after tec
election elect President from their nuber cur
lug their pleasure aud until his successor elected and Ga
He'd They shall also from among the stockholders Sec
etary who shall also Treasurer in like
Superintendent shall be elected during the pea.Ire
Of the Board O Director
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Leaves every SATURDAY, Mt 5 r. NJ, positively. 4
REGULAR AT0HAFAI4AYAzPAC ~ Il sf
FOR OPELOUShS VIAATCIlA-
&gV h FALAYA-The light draught passenger packet
Milton Relf, Captain O. e; Piekettt having
trade regular packet taking freight and passengers for
Old river Simmsport, and all landings the route to Wash
n's'on ''' 'te'sA''' p"e'"se ri" sEisCoE ( SiMMs
feS If y,.ss. ! IS and II New Levee
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The Board Of Directors shall have power to make
adopt sNe bylaws they deem Necessary and proper
the aud regulation OF the alton not coutrRi
the charter and generally 10 do and perform Ill ard
n'o full force and effect the ojecs and purposes OF his Go
DpTE ~.
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PRIZE BOAT BUILDER m$
OF THE SOUTH i. = =

85EE5s1 j. MAHONY, AI9iers, La.
wtfufnsh The skortea notice. butt the mostapproya
models FeasuIs and Race Yachts Club and Skeleton Bon
pats Ship Schooner and Steamboat Yaws sks and Row
Boats III descriptions built at the shortest notics
ssssas Alto on hand 9a0 {5s a87 s8ga
Oars pss Blocks and everything appertaning 70 Yach
ntg hand FLOR sale ct Inc lowest market preea.
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Fsbssasy ls lssa V
Arrived yeltsrday 22BS Iexss spa We Vestesns
Bseyes, Ibz Hpss ind li6 Vssi Caklle, AinountE ii
stock aold uafe WI Texas ana ~ Rssxss,
2si Hog leIs Feal Cattle and Mileh Cows
/ Stuck "A aaIa ina s626 Texas and 426
wsstssn IA sl l lls ysel Cattle and
40 lfilcA SJevs. W. qaets ssaSs
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POLICE JA1Ls--OFFICIAL

+ BANK LOUISIANA,
New Orleans Dec. 81, 1857
IST OF UNCLAIMED OR UNCALLED
~ for of money, published in accordance with act
H. III
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f~las 80, ,-ryy,rTszz.suuv, OFFICE N. o. JACh-
&k3 49, AND GREAT NORTHERN
RAILROAD. ..
On and after SUNDAY, the 18th instant, the Passe.s
Trains this Road will leave New Orleans at A. NJ and
p NJ The Morning Train the Mississippi Cen.
trail Evening Train with Southern Mobile
- +~ g 20 T. s. WILLIAMS,
ea-lI =. General Superintendent.
New Orleans, December H. 1861. DDS II
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Wherever the capital stock Is provided III
foregoing article the then Stockholders shall have hi
privilege orhe fun term Of ten business days subscribe fer
the same the of stock held each,
then five full business days for spbsesbns 10 the
balance TAKEN after which, If there
subscribed for then the book Of subscriptions to be
public.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-12

EOR GUNORRHEA,G I4kET, WEAKNESS, PAINE
4 in the Back, and all Urinary Affections ~ :
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMERY, sPECIEIo soLU
fIONThs world renowned preparation all Affection
81 tho organs whether recon. q chronic Pays
sacy Thousands Of auherero have been relieved BY II
Purely vegetable Ia composition, Is harmless 40 Is en-
cncou The system becomes nvgorated and the debiafxe
hodysnd dspressod mind are restored to energy.
80 ~; = 8 = a.. - B. ABRAMS ySs rs
" = s$g ssFs Sole SCENT for the United States,
mylf ~ Apethacars. "a Camp street. N Orleans
Oils BOXES SUPERIOR OLIVE OIL e 9 =, Z
ss{ss z $500 s..tT - g. WOLFF :
teiaal corner Graver and New Leree.
4uYNSON, GEO. w. d CO, SHIPPING AGENTS
Ii and ooszrassieu As1ahsnts 81 Camp stzesk
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MAYoRAETY OF NEW ORLEANS
. ..-s City Hall, Feb G, 1852.
Common Council of the city of New Orleans
s4s5 No. $500. a TSE. .,-- 4.
Whereas there great nunber of lots of ground in the
ety. which the sidewalks banq,ettes have been
iad and daily being destroyed owing 10 said lots not
being enclosed as required by law, therefore
Rssotre That the Street Commissioner be and he is hereby
Instructed strictly enforce ordinance ISL that all
said sidewalks bquettes bs thereby properly PROTECTED
,$ 3a3%& lSignedl 85&&5s S. r. uElIABARRE,
President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen.
rSigned1 "a, 10 -sN JAS BEGGS,
s't Presidenpro tenn. Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved February g. 1862
feT st sa9E ESgnedI JOHN 7. MONROE, Mayor
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No stakeholder shall In made liable for any Gdst.eG
the Corporation In any larger than the OF
his her their subscription the capital stock and in
debsedntsstoth the Company. 900
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The capital stock of this Corporation after the payrt in
full of the original stuck of fifty thousand dollars may he m
creased regular meeting Of Tho stockholders called Tor
that purpose and by twohr vote Of the stock then and
there tpresened be increased any not exceeding m
the aggregate the Of hundred thousand dollars Pro.
ded each and every ockhoder shall have ut least thirty
days NOTICE Of such intention either in by notice Of
Of New Orleans. -
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Reo,rsd That absence month from the
mitigation and is hereby granted to e. NJ Bongny
Keeper the Court Houses Mr. Pauin Banaue to acin his
place during his his assent thereto
ISignedl z4sGS 88g "a JAS. BEGGS, sssg&t ny
( 3 President pro teno Board of Assistant Aldermen.
SignedI a. JiG#aa5 s. p. nELABARRE, III =
4. President pro tenn, Board Of Aldermen.
Approved February S, 1862. ai.-, 4 = a a.
[Signedl 4 JOHN Z. MONROE, Mayer. =
. A true copy: s1't..Ir -,
/. felD 81 s MARION A.. BAKER, Secretary.
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Subscriptions to any increase Of tbc capital Aha
upon such terms and conditions may be prescribed by The
stockholders provided that shall participate in ire
profits OF the Corporation beyond the amoua paid tkeFeon
and from Its dae Of payment.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-12

Transfers shalt be made the books Of the corpora
rs office the city of New Orleans only but whfe
any indebtedness the Corporation exists the q Tie
holder except the pleasure Of the Directors and the
fierce assuming ali such indebtedness,
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" All the corporate powers of the Gorporati
by u Board Of Directors, aud such other {
they may appoint. The Board Of Director
stockholders, three of whom shall form q Il
action of business, to be elected as follows,
shall be elected by TIE subscribers 10 the Gu
the same shsl! he subscribed, and 70 serve
day of May, eighteen hRnared ard sixty IL
successors are elected and qualified. Subs
be held On the second Tuesday Of April, G.
sixty three, and every year thereafter. at
Of New Orleans as the Board Of Director
which the President shall cause at least 70
notice 10 be given in the official journal Of /
of Directors shall appoint three ComnisgIc
preside ut sue! elections, ana If any OF 81
inspectors decline or fall to attend, the /
others to I'll sueh vacancies. The Bon
elected are 10 take their seats or the thir
each new fiscal year after their election,
Tor one year thereiron, and until others RI
fed i'll thsr stead Those persons recefyir
sllaIl be declared duly elected. In the CIV
ing place on The day aforesaid, the Prcsidel
election 10 take place within ten days the
thereof in the official journal Of the city O
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-12

The FIRST Gscal year of the Corp
last day of the month OF April,
three, without regard 10 the dat
menced bnsi"ess /; after which ii
day OF each successive eur.
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o'clock " the hifd Tuesday OF May olsun LHds5l
xtee and every thereafter 10 receives ;Ac Iep2. IF
the President and other officers of the Corporation, and fer e
consideration o: such matters may c laid before them The
President call extra meetings OF The stockholders wereytt
he deem necessary after enty four ADurs notice aa
shalt do whenever required by Eve tGehhoiders, in wDr
antthst each and every stakeholder be duly soed Of lie
Of the meeting and It's object by the Secretary The
two thirds OF The sock represented al such meeting 10 be AGa
Quarterly semi annually annual dividends OF profit be
declared and paid :he discretion Of the Board of Deot
reasonable amount Of security he required from HE off,
Of he Copoa.a al the discretion OF tue Board Ct d.
tSGtors.
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Proclamation by the Mayor.

Proclamation by the Mayor.
MAYoRALrY OF New ORLEANS,
= &.astett Wye %E3 ti City Hail. Feb. s, 1862.
In accordance with the following ordinance of the Common
Council this city, hereby hat sealed proposals
will be received at this office until 18th inst for furnishing
city Of New Orleans hundred thousand pounds Of
saltpetre. 5s! WI; y 5# r.
Said proposals should be addressed as follows:
To john Mo4roe Mayor Of the City of New Orleans Pro-
posAls Al u'ssDs JOHN T. MONROE Mayor
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The Corporation may commence
thousand dollars of the capital sto
scribed. l
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The failure Of any Stakeholder pny the amounts cre
IN lis SOCK in the hereubeiore provided iot.
vote tie Directors forfeit his stock to the Corporation
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-12

GRAFTON shnl terminate on the
eighteen hundred and si3ty-
: on whicl, IT may have com
. shall terminate on The sEe
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RKAN SAS RIVER.

Leaves on WEDNESDAY. 18th inst at % lock. r. NJ
Il REGDLAR ARKANSAS RIVER
- h packet.-For It. Smith, Van Buren, Ozark Rose
Vile sBad,a, ESrrs b,,. pardanele Iewlsmr RI
inetmediate landings the Arkansas yer-The new light
Thtrty-fifth Parallel, Levi Chapman, master, will
leave as above and shippers rely her remaining per
nanentiy In the trade For freight passage apply on board
V1RG1NIILS u. uENTlEli,
fec .7lF7FE- : Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1862-02-12

Ra,rea That City surveyor he is hereby autoris
ed berephrd the wooden pathway aud gallery lead
ing from the main body Of the 10 the District
Clerks Office and the Supreme Cont clerks Office pro
yded the does cost one hundred dsars.
(Signedl JAS. BEGGS, ~
z& President pro tenn Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
~ ISignedT e2 s. p DELABARRE,
~ President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen,
Approved February 1, 1852. ..,., Il, :, E4sss
felD st (Sisne,I,- me- JOHN 4. MoNROE. MAYOR.
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II isFRANCM'S FEMALE CORDIAL
BEAUIIFYINGi -INvIdoRATINGI- REG ULA1IFG

PiE r., s,,s B.. aRNERALyAR1ETY sssre, Nc - C.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
Written for the Journal
BowLING GREEN, Ky, }
Nov. 81, 1862. !

'O's 49, aOO
Editor JournGi:
am spending a few days in
this place, aud, under the i'm
preston that a lew Ines may be
welcome to the readers OF your
paper, | write them. On the
way from Louisville here, one
sees the fearful destruction OF
war every few miles; fences and
buildings destroyed, railroad iron
torn up, and bent, and railroad
bridges that cost their thousands,
and were once the pride OF the
country round, reduced to n scat
tered heap OF charred timber !
These bridges are all replaced by
a structure either temporary or
permanent in its character, but
still the work of ruin stares YOU
In the face, and the presence OF
a detachment OF troops, reminds
you that the work OF repair can
have no permanence, without the
wearing out of valuable lives in
the camp, and the crushing OF
iond hearts at home. Arrived
here, one sees yet more vivid!y
the desolatlon. Imagine one
fourth OF Winchester, comprising
nearly all its best buildings, Civ
en- to the flames, heaps of BRICK
and mortar, ashes and blackened
timber, and you will have some
conception OF the appearance OF
this town. Imagine the ties of
friendship, brotherhood, parent
age, that have grown with your
growth, and twlned themselves
round your heart, constituting all
your enioyments and soitening
all your sorrow; imagine all these
consumed by the lurid flames OF
the rebellion, and in their stead
bitter hate f; neighbor warning
against neighbor, friend against
friend, brother against brother,
and you will have some idea OF
the ruin of social relations
Convert your churches, school.
houses, and other largest build.
ings TO the number Of sixteen
into military hospitals, crowd into
them three thousand sick soldiers.
dirty, without change of clothes,
three -folrths OF them with no
bed but blanket, and no pillow
but a knapsack; cut off all pos
sibility Of immediate relief; see
from five to fifteen OF these poor
sufferers dying daily hundreds of
miles away from home and
friends, and you will have a
counterpart of the suffering and
loss OF life ths. We are compelled
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
To The Ministry and Laity Of the
M. T.. Church Throug hout the State
of Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. "a, 1862.
DEAR BRETHREN--In view OF the
recent timely and humane proc
lamation of His Excellency,
Hon. o. p. Morton, calling for
the adoption of relief measures
tor the families of soldiers, | feel
it incumbent upon me to earnestly
recommend to you immediate CO.
oaeration in this benevolent snc
patriotic work.
The precursors of a rIgorons
winter, and :he rapid advance in
the price of fuel, provisions, and
all the necessaries and and COM
forts OF life, foreshadow destitl-
ton and suffering that can only
be miiigated or prevented by the
PROMPT and systematic action OF
all good citizens throughout our
commonwealth. Surh action
will not only relieve the wants
OF those IN our own midst who
have been rendered poor by the
present struggle for our Nation
al existence, but will strengthen
the hands and cheer the hearts OF
those who have gone fourth TO
fight for our Government.
| do not advise that in this YOU
should act denominationslly, bu,
ihatyou should cooperate in
carrying on: the spirit of the pro-
clamatIon both with the civil al
thorities and with all those, BY
whatsoever name they may be
called, who love Him who says
that all kindness to the poor and
the suffering is kindness to Him
self. To this end | would sug-
gest that the minister of the VI.
e. Church, in connection with
the clergy of all other denomin.
! ations, IN each county through
out the State, hold a meeting, IN
vlting the township Trustees to
join them and agree upon soue
organized method of relief and
visitation since the work TO Re
done is a great one, and nothing
but organized, intelligent. and
persistent effort can accomplish
Iit.
In the name Of Him who es-
chews all promises unattended by
action-who will judge men, not
by wha. they say, but by what
they do, | call your attention to
these things
Yours. ffsternally,
| E r. Axrs
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
SHALL LEARN TO DANCE,r

Asks a young reader OF the
american Agriculturist. Ger
tainly py all means Commence
with the "Quickstep' out of bed
in the morning, and keep ii up un-
I'll the "chores" are finished The
bows will of course have a "coto-
drill" at the barn, while the girls
are engaged in a "country.danc
in the kitchen. After this, all
hands "change," and promenade
TO school, keeping step to the
music of merry laughter. Repeat
the same on the way home at
night, with an occasional varla-
tion in Winter by tripping the
toe" and having a "break- down"
in a snow bank. A "reer' now
and then will be quite in place
for the girls who have learned to
spin, but the boys should never
think of it. Ifthese and kindred
dances are Thoroughly practiced,
they will leave little time and no
necessity for the polkas, schoi-
tisches, and immodest tooleries
of the ball room.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
GEN. ROsECRANS, GALLANT
RK

w. D. B. of the Commercial
is Assistant Provost Marshal
General at Gen. Rosecrans' head
quarters, and has charge OF the
female Department. OCCASION
ally refractory female breaks "a
way from Capt. B., and insists
on seeing the General. Ore ol
these yesterday rushed UP to
Gen. Rosecrans, intrudins her
self between Gen.R. and Gen,
Hamilton, saying
els this Gen. Rosecrans?"
"Yes, madam"
"Well, General, can't have
p1ss?"
"Madam," with low bow
at is not my business to give
you a PISS; it is my duty to re-
fuse it."
Another lady approached on
another occasion, and BEGIN with
a pittul story in regard to heI
poor, dear, sick uncle"
81 condoIe with you, madam, y
said the General, in that quiet
way of his. 1T is unfortunate
tha. uncles will sometimes gel
seriously indi>posed. |, too,
have a dear, afflicted uncle "
Then you can sympathise
with me-" she said.
"Yes, madam, | do, an wher
my Uncle Sam gets over hi.
present serious indlsposltlon
will give you a pass
1t would Of course be an anti.
climax which would ruin the s;o-
~ to relate what .he LADY did.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
Resolutions of the 81. D. of Good
Templars."

The following resolutions expressing
the opinions OF the "order of Good Tenn
ars in regard to the wT, and the connec-
ton Of Indiana with It, we're adopted at
the recent annual session held in Peru;
WHEsEAs, L. is the doty Of all citizens
70 support The Government under which
they live, aud more especially it is their
duty in times of national peril TO exert 10
the utmost tn cir energies 70 maintain the
authority of law, 10 the end that they
NAV be the recipients o. tie blessings vi
COOL governm,nt;
Asp WHEKEAs, A wicked and cause less
Rebellion now thSe.:e 5 - JserthroS the
liberties .: ,his people, subTert the Con
stitut!on, and disrupt the Union Ut the
great family of States known as the
American Republic, thereby producing
national chaos and desolatiag the fair
heritage we received from our pats,otic
fathers as their blood bought purchase
therefore be IL
Resolued, That the Union OF the States,
the supremacy of the Constitution. and
the perDetuty OF civil and religious liber-
" to Us and our p0sterity, are ndispensa-
Bile 20 our existence as peace-lU loving,
prosperous, and happy people; tie loss II
either Of when would be ruinous To us as
citizens, aud destructive OF every element
of national greatness.
ResOlued, That in view OF the unhappy
and fratricidal war now existing in our
once happy land, it Is - ed OF al pat
riots 10 sustain the Fst Il authority in
every effort TO crush rebellion aud restore
peace TO the nation.
ResOlued, That in the language Of An
drew Jackson, "The Union must an shali
be preserved" even though it equre
every son OF the Republic TO go To the
battle field, and every dollar we possess
20 replenish the national treasury; be-
lieving as we DO, that Ih0Ggh We expend
all we possess and save the Cove nmtnt
We still will be the wealthiest people OF
earth, while ii we save our treasure and
| lose the Government. we will be til poor
est people that inhabit the globe.
.Rss0lced, That as members OF the Or
der of Good Templars, and patriots. we
are uneonditionslly tor the Union, and re-
gard those who place conditions upon
their support of the Government net
filing that high standard OF patriotism
which should characterize the true Amer
lean citizen.
ResOIued, That we feel Justly proud oI
our own patriotic State, and honor the
one hundred thousand OF her gallant sons
who have volunteered to defend the insti'
tutions of common country. and wresl
the Constitution from the s2oiler's grasp
and we say to the Government that Il
necessary to save the Union, one hundred
thousand more will obey the call to arm:
to preserve all that Ffeemen hold dc r.
/ Re .oIUed, That we return our heartfelt
thanks to the Indiana Volunteers who
have nobly s..stained the high character
OF the HOosier State upon every b,ttle
/ field, and TO those members OF our Or,iel
in the service OF our country, who have
maintained the integrity OF our principle:
amidst all the temptations that are throw
out to allure the soldier from the paths o
/ sobriety and honor.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
Vol. I, No. 22.

the co-habitation Of the whites
and negroes. But now | am
" completely cooked" Pro-
Slavery men cry out, ANAL
GAMATIONr"
Bless youl ! have seen scarce
ly a darkie in Dixie that had not
white blood in him. And they
bawi "nigger loversl" Shame!
Why | have seen them eat, drink
and irolIc and play together in
many instances, and the people
seemed surprised to think tha, it
was not universally the case in
the North. Further than this: In
two cases ! saw fathers holding
their own children in bondage,
the evidence OF paternity being
too plain in the features of each
for a fool even to mis-read. I'm
one case the boys threw it at the
fellow and the old dog stood and
stared and grinnedl
But | told you in my last that
this time | would write about
our fare and cooking, but can't,
but in my next | will try to do
so.
Pardon the length of this and
| VIII try and not bore you so
long next time.
Yours, very respectfully,
WIN. ID. STONE.