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The Placer herald., 1862-03-22

SMALL Pox--A private letter received
from San Louis Obspo, says that the num-
Der of deaths in that place from small pox
recently prevailing there was one hundred
and fifty; about one in ten OF the whole
population.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22

DECISION. Journal, of Monday last
says, Judge Hoffman, to day, delivered an
opinion in the u. s. District Court, award
ing Otto Esche, Sc ,24O, as compensation for
the loss Of twenty four camels, on the voy-
age of the bark Dollart, to this port
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22

The SIERRA CIrIzEN.-This old democrat
ic journal has passed into the hands of Mr..
Talmare. who intends to conduct i, as an
independent paper
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders
THE
Sacramento, Placer and Nevada Railroaa'

Company.
Nm conformity with resolution passed by the
Board OF Directors Of the S. p. Il n. L. K. Co.,
notice is hereby gwen, TO all stockholders who
are Delinquent upon Assessments on shlrcS OF the
Capital Stock held by them in said Company
that if such assessments now due and growing
due. are not paid on or before the l9'h day OF
April, 1862, the Company will proceed to collect
the same by process of law.
BY order OF the Board of Directors.
CHAS. Ii. MITCHELL, Secretaryi
AuLurn March 22d 1S62-5W
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22

LAND SLIDE On the lth Of Januarv a
land slide took place at Evans canyon
Truckee Meadows, killing Adam AlIbaugh, a
native of Ohio, aged 80 years.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22

GARpENlNG.--The mild weather being
particularly favorable for gardening, all who
have ornamental grounds and kitchen gar,
dess are giving the necessary attention to
their,howers and vegetable patches. And
the change, from the long in door life of the
stormy mosths, to the bracng air and out
door exercise, is'heathy and agreeable.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22

FINE ExrENpED-The Town Trustees met
Oh Saturday last, and extended the time one
week in which the Town Assessor is to
make return of his assessment roll.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22
MARRUEn

In Auburn March 18th, by the Rev. Artb,, r
HILL Mr. A. B. BIRD, to Miss MARY Mcf,.nr'u'r Mmur Il
Chicago, Illinois, papers, and Paducah Kv
papers, please copy. n.y.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22

DIVINE SRRvIoE.-Right Rev. Bishop
Kip, of the Episcopal Church, will hold
Divine Service at the Court House to NOR
row Sunday moraing, at the usual hour.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22

MARysvILLE CHARTER ELECTION. = The
charter election in Marysvile took place on
Monday last. The democrats elected the
Marsha and Assessor, the republicans elect
ed the balance Of the officers.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22

The Legislature seems still d;sno..,
take no action of the fence law 'eo 10
Important matters concerning the vital IN
,eresls OF the State. A change in the feooa
law is certainly demanded by laroe nor';os ,U;oe
OF our settlers, and if those of soma o..;oh so..;
DO not desire it. the law could be mado sds''n "
vary so as to accommodate their views 'V ~
Cal. Fnrmo.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22

STILL CLosEp.-The Portland Times -
the 26th February states that there was ~" VI
prospect of the breaking up Of the iso |o !,
the Columbia river. 0 ''o IN
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22

Pun. Docs.-We are Indebted to Hon. E.
w. llilyer, of the Assembly for the first
annual Report of the Swamp Land Co,nmis-
sioners, and other documents.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22

LABoRERs FOR WAsHoE.-A- large force
OF workmen passed through town yesterday
from Grass Valley for Nevada Territory to
repair the Devils Canon Turnpike, work
seriously damaged by the storms of the past
winter. This road is one of the main thor
eughfares between Carson City, Gold Hill
Dayton, and Virginia City, and is also exten-
sively used for the transportation of ores to
the mills. The worknen are sent over by
Geo. d. Roberts, Of Grass Valley, who is
one Of principal proprietors of the road.
GREAT DAMAGE TO RoADs.-A Nevada
correspondent of the S. F. Bulletin says the
mountain roads to Washoe have sustained
extraordinary damage by the storms and
floods-so much so, in fact, as to leave but
little remaining of some of them. But on
the eastern side of the mountains great ex.
ertions are making for repars--Mr. Kings,
bury alone intending to put 800 workmen
upon his road. The correspondent thinks it
will be the first of June before the noun
tain, roads will be passable for heavy freight
teams.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22

LEcruREs.-Right Rev. Bishop Kip will
deliver the next lecture in the course, in aid
of Christ Church, of Auburn, on Monday
evening. His subject will be "Recolections
of Vienna" The lecture is spoken OF as
able and interesting, and the reputation of
the speaker is such that we bespeak from
our citizens full attendance.
The following lecture will be delivered by
Rev. Robt. G. Rogers, of San Fran isco,
about the first of April, Of which due notice
will be given. Subject: "Napoleon ILL.,"
The admission to each lecture is, for tick
cts admitting a gentleman and lady sl,oo;
single tickets fifty cents.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22
BIRTH.

At Millertown, Placer county, on Friday. the
l4th inst, the wife of E. T. LOVING of n SON. VIII
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22
Fremont!---Another CHAPTER.

CT all the follies that have been played before
high heaven, in the brief space Of twelve months,
it is that which relates to the millionaire, states
man and General whose name heads this article.
When the war burst upon the world he was luxu-
Rating among the ''nobs" of Europe but imme-
diatey crossed the "raging seas" to do his part
in crushing out rebellion. The great traveller
was Immediately given the highest command in
the West and control of the finest departments
in the country. He had all the troops, munitions
and money ne called for, but somehow the
public became impatient of results After ex-
pending many millions of public money
and countenancing some of the most barefaced
swindles the sun ever shone upon. and having his
troops defeated wherever they met the enemy, he
took the field in person, and just on the eve of
battle apparently he is superseded in disgrace.
and charged with incompetency and with father
ing all these swndles.
From that day up to the present, officers of the
Government and committees of Congress have
been kept busy proving all these charges to be
true as gospel. And now, when every one is
convinced that he is covered with guilt, and with
out himself demanding or having any official
hearing. he is appointed to another high COM
mand. in which he is given the direction Of such
Generals as Buell. and Rosecrans.
Let us all pray for the safety of the ship Of
State for these things show here are incompetent
and impraetcable men at the helm, and that the
old craft is all adrift.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22

>ES-The "prairie schooners'' are again
visiting us in numbers. hauling merchandise
and provision mountainward-and the linz
ling bells, so long silent, are making pleas,
ant music once more along tie highways.
The roads are drying rapidly, and tearnslers
have prospect oneetno'e for the bright side
OF their occupation.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-22

New FIGURING MLL.-Mr. Mallett, from
San Francisco having purchased the prop
erty known as the "Auburn Flouring Mills"
intends tearing down the present mill and
erecting new one upon its site of larger
dimensions and greater capacity forbusiness
Being a practical miller he will be enabled
to supply this and the mountain market with
good article of -four, and as the location is
favorable for business, he must command a
good trade. The new mill will be complete
cd in time for the coming grain crop.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28
NEW YoRK lIARKET.-lIay -.

BY IELEHEAFhsl
FI,OUR-Market SC lower with less doing for
export and home consumption. Market closing duh
with no BUYERS at outside Guutafi0ns. ~
sales $500 bbls at s4,3064,lq Tor supsrfne state
a ssSs65 for extra stats5 sl,SIa4l0 foE superine
western sii9s4l,l5 ior common % medium % extra
brands extra round hOoped Ohoi s520d % for trade
OiCqySs,INADA FLOITR-Market Sc lover. with less
doing SALES so bbls at si5594,7s for spring $50
IfSF FI.1ITfS- Market quiet at saon7a Is 8.
1s0RN MEALr-Market steady. Sales $50 bbls
at 81 % for Jersey; s3,I75S for BrandywinesT 80
WHISK T-Alarket more steady. saies go 6bls
at 946245ac, including small parcels reported n
WHEAT Market ftillyle lower With lees doing
The fiTmness Of freghts materially elsecks export
demand Sales 42O00 bush Chicago spring az 9icla
si Or $50 bush northwestern club at 9scdsl.l9i
,,9- sie o'se Iara t o7; S bush Choice sen
Ba, At 81 s; III 70 bush winter Ied western at 81 n
l' b So ,9bits 3ss5 5iebesn S Il 81 "a 90 bush its
ohio Al SIN; 100 bush white IndiRha al 81 -.
PFAS-Sales 100 bush Canada At T2Sr.
RYR-Market dull and heavy at 6l,97oc.
HAR VfF V-WarEef quiet and nominal. Inca.
CORN-Market heavy and le lower; sales s =, %
tlo 20O bush mixed western also sold, deliverable
the last half June, at ige, .-.,. o.,.. ,ol,
OAT9-Market moderately active Sales a. We.
| tsr Tor Jersey western, CEnadn and state
SUGAR in goodd 11a Yep nEnp sslss w
sac Refined. in actibe request and hrm.
MOLAsS ES-Mar.kst quiet and ,unshsaget g.
/ POR K-9lsrket withou decided chango. sales
Qo bbls At sl225 for mess including sraal sales At
/ prime.
BERF4-Aiafket rules qllief with small sales at
s6 Og7,OQ for country primes s950Gl0OQ for country
mess; s2003,50 for fepacked mess; sif0aFl5,00 for
PRIME MESS BEEF-Ns5ket inactive at
| slq00n20,OO. t. -
/ BEEF ii ANS Market dull Al sl6,ois3i7,0O,
/ CIT ATEATS-In good demand and fr z. SalJs
liza packages az 3sFfae for shouldrra 5e5lc for
/ hams Ha III
[ BACON SIDES-Market dull aud unchanged
( LARD D-Market steady. Sales 1890 bbls al 7Se8
I sssc. -a1. Lraf
BUTTER selling at lO9l7c for Ohio lO82O for
CHEESE Market firm at 76ss5ic r --
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-28

So far from the freed slave becoming "a
any good sense, the competitor Of the free
laborer Of the North, the emancipation Of
the slaves places the whole continent with
in his grasp; opens a whole new huge
sphere 10 his enterprise, and creates such
q demand for his efforts as never could be-
fore exist, and advances sll over our en-
pire his wages and consequence. .FI
So far as the white race is concerned, no
men should hail this measure with such
acclaim as the lab0reTs. II removes the
last unnatural stigma from their heaven
ordained calling and places tho material
interests Of q continent in their keeping
alone. Then. indeed, shall the smhrOWned
sons Of toll, with their. feet on every foot
Of our rejoicing soil, by their living
breathing, aetive presence infuse new life
and vigor and purity into every neighhoE-
hood, hamlet and precinct Of cur whole
broad land. Then, too, in their own per-
sons viii they realize, under the benignant
inspirations Of our purified institutions,
the full grand, and proud ideal in all It's
noble features and just proportions, Of the
American citizen. Their intelligence shall
alone constitute public opinion; their puri-
ty shall be tho standard Of the nation
Justice their voice shall indeed be the
voice of God They shall lightly lift in
their strong arms this great nation, under
whose destinies and burdens we stagger
and faint, and place il on that lofty eleYa-
ton whose height is 80 dazzling and
whose sleeps are to Us 80 hinty and mac
cessible. ...--l
Then, indeed, shall be realized the true
purpose Of gOvernment-not to be terror
and scOurge; not to send forth great naval
armaments to shake the shores Of distant
/ nations; not to cover the earth with armed
men and the pageant and splendOr Of re-
sistless power but to sid the growth and
development Of grand and beautiful and
pure race Of men and women
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\. y. sTOCK lIARKET-0Iay %.

.Bf TELEGRAPA-I
1TONEY-Market active at 50 ? cent On call,
and 4tfd6 q cent for prime paper. I'D.
STIRLING EXCHANGE-Firml held ii
i's6tlI5 for bankers bills
fsOLD-American gold quoted at lOfG loiei, clos
ing at los. California gold bars, hrm ~ Asttf1 9
cent premium.
GOVERNMENT STOCK8-Market steady
United states Is 81 lU31sl03s $40 Treasury Notes
lU4t4-
STOCKS-Msrket dull and lower. Chicagg &
Rock Island COS; Milwaukee Prgiria dn Chen 2 =,
Cleveland Toledo 2; Gaena Chicago 81 fi Clevs-
and Z Pittsburgh 2I54; Michigan southern gnaran-
lced 5I5s; Erie 354; Erie preferred So; HUDSON q,
Michigan Central 5g1f 60s Michigan Southern 2ii
illinois Central script 60i New York Central ss Is
Pacific Mail llla; American Gold lui; Ais5ouIi g.
5l1f: Tennessee g. IS; Treasury $40 l0lS small;
United States e is registered l0l5x; United states g.
81 coupons lOs; United states 6s 81 registered m
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COMMERCIAL.
cI.FrELANp PRoDrcE lIARKEF:
MORNING LEADER oFFICBil

MORNING LEADER OEElChff
WEDNESDAY MoRNISG, Nay q ls62 8
FLOUR-The market yesterday Nas without
change with only small sales to the retail trade
WHEAT-Markst steady and qHisi. ssles Of ,
cars red from store at sse; car red from track at SC
and I car choice white at sl,Io'z. ~
CORR-Markst unchanged and quiet sale ef !
car from track at &c
OATs-sales- Of l,i0o bush shoat 81 2s'Sc, and !
from track at 3Oc. I4
EGGS-ssle Of 6 bbls at SC. iea-
SMOKED MEATs-sal0 u 200 lbs Bacon
sidesSt sei r s.o- lfi bla
Other articles quiet and unchanged. 7s-i sdi
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BUFFALO SIARKEF-1Tay "a.


FLOBR-aIarzet quiet and froOping
EAT-Market dull and heavy. sales q-ooo bu
No. Chicago spring at So 4.
EC0RN N-Marzet quiet. sales 5.0o0 bush out Of or
der at 3c; 60OO bush At a2asc; 4000 bush prime
at Sc.
Oats and other grains quiet. ,I..fslz NJ
WHI{K Y-3larket dali aud nominal.
U(sANAL PR REIGHTS-Steady; i25se on wheat,
Idtc on corn TO New York. 60 rEr
IHPORTS-l4,00O 600 bbls flour; $4,000 bush wheat;
1900 bush corn . GO bush oats; g 900 bush rye.
EXPORTS-2,0OO bbls flour; 9i,ap9 bush wheat;
II. 600 bush corn
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LEADER.
nforn ErncunlIons.

II is reported That Richmond ana Peters
burg have been evacuated ny tho rebels,
who have gone, no one knows where. II
this is true where are al the boasts OF
Davis that he would defend the Capital for
twenty years.
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lIIssELLANEOrs
AUCTION Sales,
"WEDNESDAY, NAY 28rHi 1862.

AT AUCTION, By..-...--....0. CuTrER sos.
0. CUTTER 4 SoN win I'll on Wpdnesdsy, Nay
- h, al their Auction Room. No lsi hauk-st, COM
N .ncing at 10 O'Clock A. H., q stock Of DRY GoOds
embracing variety Of staple and Fancy Goada
~ For particulars sse postera uoodz readY tor
imposition on Tuesday Afternoon. -st a--t-
Terms caSh, baakape funds ct tine Of sale, y IN
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MILWAUKEE MARKET-0Tay "a

FI,OUR-Market dull. a...
WHEAU-Market l02c lower, closing firm. Sales
at soc for No. /; &c for No. q
RFCETPTS-4,600 bbls flour; 300 bush wheat.
sHIPlIENTS-s00 bbls flour; E-100 bushels
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.BT TELEGRAPH.l
FLOITL ITL.-1Iarket duh.
WHEAT-Market quiet and l0-2c lover. sales
at 7aGS0c for No. /; 69JG7lc for No 2.
COR N-Market active. Sales at 2 fcf for old mixed
RECEIPTs-53sOb bbls -four; f7,ooo bush wheat;
SHIPMENTS 1900 bbls Aouri 5s,ooo bu whsati
I32, 600 bush corn.
FREI(iHTS-Quiet. l IL Lt.-f rlf e
CHANGE-Cnchanged. Gold unchanged
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FLOUR R&EEED

CT. CLAIR MILLS FLOUR An
~ FEED STORE.-TlIe ProprielQrs q the g, q
Mills have associated With then llf. ;. H. HI
lately OF shelby. Ohio. Who D lrst-cles8 plalii
Miller, aud alsos have lately mada cQusldell1le
profeuieuts in their machinery, and are prefallf
srrnish a. rofd Flour a. any Nil il the city
TheT aru also prepared 10 do geEef1l llaloil y
on sh0rt uotice. Those having Y le4l or inl y
share Of uudic patronage 81 rasnectillf iollel-e
NB.-A choice afticle0f BIZ 4AQl = eqls.11l -
on hand iapEnzrr y y Llg-. LlgS . =
TNAMILY FL0UR-A.lM. PER
a 60. are uiaEiug, ct their ueW Nils q ola1
Ramily Flour that connot Be beat.
HURON MILLS xxx PAsH
FLDCR. -Enusilias usiu7 lt saT thag -
april 10
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NJ A RIM E
PORT OF cLEvELANb.

- ~ - = - - A. Y ~ - a ~ -
ENrEREB-yAY q.
Steamer NAV Queen, Viger, Detroit
Propeller Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk.
Propeller Saginaw Drake Buffalo.
Propeller Bradbury, McNeliey, Dunkirk, lndse.
Schooner A. Medbury, Warner, Ogdensburghf ll'
schooner q. ]. Boeder, Lampoll, Buffalo. .ill
Schooner G. Davis, Cealt, Marquette, 30 tons lr9a oe
ScoW A. j. HoWes Allen, Pt Huron, humber and lath.
ScOw W. Kelley, Lester, Bay CITY luinper- 4
Scow Oza, McMahOn, Toledo, - =, D
ScOw 81. Joseph, Stoner, Port Of 81 Oiair' IuHner
c1EARED.
Steamer MAY Queen. Figer, Detroit.
roralIor Enlpirs State, u ar lilFdlee iron. nails
sllrfheny nyTsTs and general merchandise. -f.- F.
Propsiier SaEinaW, Drake, Buffalo, merchandise.
Propeller Forest Queen Nsfli Dllliiiu, melse a.
I,roieIisr Oygegp, Drake, Duukfrks mdse.
Schooner Bell City, Fraser, Buffalo.
: booner q u Roeder, Lampoll. Buffalo
: homer star Of the North, Rec, ChicnEo-
Sd Sooner Geo. Davis, Deott, Marquette.
,cou spray Bedford, Port Huron.
ScOw St. Joseph, Sloner, Tolcdo.
Sow ;. b. Ghapiu, Dupae, Saginaw.
scJW Nebraska JasellOtt, Saginaw.
MISCELLANEOUS
THE NEw IROs PRorFLLER--The work upon this
~ and novel propeller 4 progressing rapidly, s11s
he buffalo Expresst and she Will BE- hnlshrd and
ready for business about the fraf Of july The outer
platIng Is nearly completed, the boiler and the Tgr
parts Of the engine in place, the deck plank Is
mostly laid and the staucheuus for the hulanr3 ami
sides nearly all in place. The work in The cabin
viii Be commenced this week. This j. pertinent
faei for the construction q yessrls and prupelTs
nav yigating the Lakes. We shall notice more tuliy
this splendid iron vessel when she approache7 compile
tion. r. r
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4 DMINISTRATORS SALE OF
"a GREEN HOUSE, PLAEIS.--lhe euflrs stock
1f IIreen House Plants belonging 70 the estate Of .
v. Custead, decreased, viii be sold a. public sale Ef
tha t'GleIelEnii y Aurs1fJ on The lflh day of June
nsxf, commeneing al 10 o'clock A. M-rand wiz b
continued from day TO day unlii az ~ sod.
East Cleveland. MAY iq lSi2 niTzs.a90
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It.sH II
He then proceeds to consider the mode
by which tie rebels are to be punished
Our space fails us for an extended synop-
sis Of his views upon this,Point, aud We
must refer our readers 70 the speech itself.
He would first reduce the mass to be pun
ished by. the removal from them Of tho wo-
men and children, great mass Of minors,
and the horde who have gone into the war
IS the eommonality viii always follow the
leaders. Then to the sliie Of treason who
remained he would mete out severe but ju-
dieious punishment
The right and the duty to pass a law of
oon6seatiOn is strongly urged, as well as
that Of setting free the slaves Of every
rebel man and woman engaged in the re-
beilion. His remarks upon :. Africanizing'
either the North orSoailE -aresan abundant
reply to hasa Who upon that ground object
to emancipation. With a seathing reply
70 those WHO pretend to fear the results Of
the competition between free and slsve Ia
Dor that must follow emancipation, Mr..
Riddle closes his able speech, which We
trust viii be very widely read tbr9ughout
hia district.sslAIi VIII glse him idFeSiit for
having discussed the question in an able,
patriotic, and impartial manner.
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u q money shlsh the 0wnef can have hy calling
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Arrival ana Departure Of the Mails.
rosToFFyCg AT DAVENPORT, IOWA,
7a6ts GJfct Monday, Nay 5M. 1862, att Il II.

EASTERN siAIL-Via q X ! X R-Closes Mt o
O'Clock u Closes at . oeioci, L vi May inaii
closes at A. N Way mail arrives at ~ O'CLOCK
= Through mail arrives at Z n o'clock NJ
through mail arrives at 81 M--Surdays cx-
copied.
WESTERN MAIL--Via NJ & NJ u R--Closes at 7
o'clock a NJ arrives at 634 o'clock NJ, Sundays
excepted.
NORTHERN MAIL-Via Lyons 4 Camanche-
Closes at 3 o'clock NJ arrivesa: o'c.ock ".
S6CTHERN MAIL-Eia steam packtts-cioses Mt
O'clock NJ arrives o'clock A N,
NORTHERN MAIL--Via Dewitt Maquoketa-
Closes sunday. tuesday and Tnuraiay at O'Clock
u arrives TUESDAY, Thursday and saturday ut
Q o'clock = II.
ROUTE No. I0977-Via Blue Grass, etc-Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at o'clock + N;
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
o'clock N.
Route NO. 10948-via Upton -Closes Tuesday
and Friday at IL o'clock N :; arrives Tuesday and
Friday at u o'clock VI.
RoprE No. lo9i7--yia EuFa,o-Closes Friday
ct 8 O'Clock NJ arrives Saturday a. 8 o'clock
pm.
ROUTE No. 1o950-via Annanosa l. Walnut
Forks-Closes Thursday at IL Nj arrives Thurs
day at II o'clock NJ.
foUgs-Ofice open at o'clock A NJ: general
delivery closed at ~ o'clock + NJ; closes At
o'clock NJ. Office open on Sunday from to
10 o'clocf A NJ
t45- As the principa mails are carried by Rail
Road all the time as stated in the above notice.
will be RAIL ROAD TINE, the clock in the Super
intendants Office, NJ 4 II Depot, being the stand.
ard. CHAS. II. ELDkIDGE,P