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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-01-24

I take this opportunity to return my sincere
thanks TO the fire companies and to my friends for their
kind Assistance during the coufagration on "Wednesday
last and notify my friends and the public generally that
I win, PhenixliSe, beab,e to attend to their wants inten
or fifteen days, near my old stand, and continue to con
duct the Excelsior eating saloon
HENRY HENGHOLn.
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RECovERED-We stated yesterday that Mr..
Button, from Bowling Green, had been dragged in this
city and robbed of a very valuable gold watch. lately
the property Of a captain killed in action, which be was
conveying to the departed officers widow, who resides
near Helena. Our police took great interest in eudea.
voring to recover for the bereaved lady the memento Of
her lost husband Happily their efforts were crowned
with success. Capt Garrett yesterday succeeded in
getting the lost article into his possession and restored it
to 1Ir. Button. Nearly 5000, Of which he was robbed at
the same time, and most Of which was made up Of small
amounts sent by soldiers TO their families, is still missing.
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MlNrrAcruRE oF cANNoY lN nroncIA

The Rome Courier says;
At this f%oundery they are now completing, on
an average, one cannon a day, and in the manu-
iactuTe OF gun carriages, c~aissons, etc, are fit
ting up q battery Of SIX guns once in three weeks.
With a few otbor establishments as active and
energetic as are the Messrs. Noble, the Confed-
crate States would soon be supplied with album
dance Of cannon of her own manufacture. We
are glad to learn that these guns have been
proved to be of the very best character of iron
ordnance. The famous Cults battery that did
such distinguished service at GAINESVILLE, we
are told, was from this establishment.
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The REV Federal Finance Scheme.

Dispatch to the Associated Press, North.I
WAsHINGTON, January I5.-The result Of the
various conferences held here by the boards Of
trade, Chambers of Commerce, and the banking
Institutions, with the Secretary Of the Treasury,
may be summed mp thus;
lst. The general views Of the Secretary of the
Treasury are assented to,
%. Banks viii receive and pay out United
States notes freely, and sustain IN all proper ways
their credit.
Sd. The Secretary will, in the next two weeks.
in addition to the current daily payment Of
Sl,500,00 in United States notes, pay the further
sum OF at least S2O,000,000 in Z 3 10 bonds to
such public creditors as desire TO receive them,
and thus relieve the existing pressure upon the
community.
18th. The issue of L. S. demand notes to not
be increased beyond the 80, 900, 600 now author
lied; but it is desired Congress win extend the
provisions of the existing loan act to enable the
Secretary Of the Treasury to issue in exchange
for u. S demand notes payable in one year,
bearing 3.G5 per cent. interest, convertible into
7 $40 three years bonds, or to borrow under ex-
isting provisions either $50 or 300 millionsJ
9Th. 1t IS thought desirable Congress should
enact a general currency law relating 10 curren-
cy, and banking associations, embracing general
provisions recommended by the Secretary in his
report.
9th. 1t is expected this action will render the
making Of u. 5. demand notes a legal tender,
and any increase beyond what is authorized I'M
necessary.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY "a.

TBI-WEEKJY APPEAL-Many Of our cotem-
poraries have, within the last few months, been com
PEELED TO suspend publication, en- account Of the entire
imPossibility Of obtaining paper to print their articles
upon. Many Of them have had be support of a wide
and liberal circulation, but the patronage that in other
circumstances would have brought prosperity, only had
the effect of increasing their difficulties, aud-ths more
surely rendered suspension necessary. To escape such a
contingency in their own case, the proprietors Of the
APPEAL have been, and are compelled TO make e~xertions
OF no ordinary character, and personally to travel over
hundreds Of miles to obtain supply Of the material
upon which that journal is printed But what is more
than this, they are obliged to pay a very much higher
price than was formerly charged. This change in price
TO themr compels a rise in price TO their triveekly read
ers. That edition of the APPEAL costs for the blank
paper alone, all that is now charged for the printed sheet
from this date We shall be compelled to raise the terms
Of subscription, and the price Of the ti-weesly APPEAL
will, for the future, be six dollars a year.
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CHOICE APPLEs.-One hundred boxes choice
apples, just received and for sale by q. X. Angelovieh'
at the Union street variety store, opposite Appeal Office
HORSE FOR SALE have a large, beautiful,
s~teeI-gray stallion, which offer to sell at one-half Of his
real value. e has no meek or mild qualities but is a
perfect devil, just the kind Of an ANIMAL q Missouri Out
law 4" or a Texas Ranger" should have when in pursuit
Of ST. Louis Dutch. Call ut Potter & Meruins medicine
store, IS jefferson street, near the PostoAiee.
ja2]-3t w. R MERw1N.
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CalncrOa'- Ec-ignasion-Eaow it wa Done

CalacrOs's EEezigHafiOn-Esow il was Done.
The special correspondent of the Pittsburg
Chronicle says that no man was more surprised
by his removal from the War Department than
Cameron himself. The change made is the
work Of the President he adds:
The first agitation Of the subject in the Presi-
dents mind occurred last Thursday. Yesterday
he had formed his conclusion, and addressed a
note to Cameron informing him Of it. This note
was received by Cameron last night, and was
the first intimation he had that a change was de-.
termined ON.
1t IS needless to say that the war minister was
surprised and agitated, but the President assured
him Of his personal good Will by the tender of
the very honorable position Of minister to
Russia, in place Of Mr.. Clay, who has desired to
be recalled.
We are not allowed to know the reasons of
the President for this change, but we can safely
venture the opinion that it results from his con
viction that the country desires and has long
desired a change.
It would be useless to deny, also, that the
President and his friends felt that Mr.. Cameron
mas not been recently sympathizing with the ad-
ministratiOn, but on the contrary has been IN
active sympathy with politicians in Washington
who are zealously and bitterly opposing the
President and his measures.
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EsCAPED.-Our police learn that BfurTelI, who
murdered policeman Causey, and who escaped from the
guard house in Columbus where he had been tired for
desart.on, succeeded in reaching Caiao. from whence he
was going to his mothers residence in New YORK.
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Local NEws.-This species of intelligence
was very scarce in town yesterday. a few items from
the reliable gentlemen" were floating about, but that
individual does not patroniza Us
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SEWING MACHISEs.-We publish, this morn
ng' an advertisement Of great interest TO many readers.
w. S. Gushing, of New Orleans, has on sale two hun
dred Grover & Bakers sewing machines, aud several
new and complete Engines See the advertisement.
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o. S. M.-There viii be a meeting of lingo
mar Lodge at their hall, corner of Shelby and Union
streets, tonight, at seven o'clock. A full attendance is
requested By order Of the G. C.
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The CONCERT TO-NIGHT-The lovers OF
good music, executed under skillful management by per
sons of skill aud talent. will remember that this evening
Prof Win.ler sgain gives a concert at the desire Of the
ladies Of The Home for the Homeless for ;he benefit Of
their institution, to which desire is added the generally
expressed wish Of the public for a repetition. On the
evening Of the former concert the weather was very bad
and the streets deep in mud, and many who wished to
attend were unable to do sol they have now the oppor-
tinity. We have already expressed our opinion Of the
musical part of the entertainment as being excellent.
We learn that new pieces win be Introduced this evening
that will be likely to make this concert even surpass the
first. Miss Gibbs, Of Lynehburg, Virginia, TO whose
brilliant powers and finished execution the great success
Of the former concert was 50 largely owing, has kindly
offered to participate for the sake of the {" Homeless and
she viii perform pieces Of a high character calculated to
display her magnificent powers. The net proceeds of
the entertainment viii be devoted to the wants and ne
cessities Of that noble institution, intended to provide the
d]esiture and homeless with a shelter and the nec-ssares
Of life. How much such an institution is required here
how many are experiencing the sorrows of peuury, the
heartknawing pangs that flow from positive want the
loss Of sympathy in trouble; the absence Of aid In sickness,
the want Of consolation, kindness, and home in the extremi-
ty of their misery, few who enjoy the luxuries Of wealth are
aware. Daily our Mayors office and our charitable As
sociations are overwhelmed with applications for the
means Of supporting life, and warming desolate homes.
To sueh as these the " Home % offers their kind aid and
soothing cares. WIZ you not reader, sid the good, the
generous object Of this noble charity.
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TRIPLETs.-Emily, servant of NJ. II. MCGEE,
Winston county Mississippi, gave birth to three living
girl chi dreu on the 9th Of January. They are still living
and bid fair TO be raised
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EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTE LIST.
DIRECTED BY r n. AVERY. CASHIER OF TBr CAV.
O5O SAVINGS IysTITUTfON, MADISON STREET.
E--E-L-a L------- 49, - -. .---.---
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The immense amount Of firing from both can
non and small arms, at long di tances, where the
balls can do no execution, is attracting the at
tenton Of the Yankee public. Much of it seems
to be only playing al war, and of 10 use, except
to waste powder aud ball. The New York Tri-
JsHe, in an elaborate article on fire arms, makes
the following remarks
Military men find no difficulty in accounting
for the small effect produced by the expenditure
of such vast amounts of ammunition. Govern
ments have sought 20 discover the cause, as well
as to lessen expenses in the supply of the ammu-
milton itself, rs IN the business of Transporting
it from place to place. It consists inrapld firing,
erroneous estimate of distances, long ranges and
inefficient target practice. All these indispensa-
bic elements are taught to each European recruit
in schools of practice established for the pUr-
pose Of making infantry IRE effective. AS to
rapidly of firing, it is held that the word rapid,
in that connection, ought to be expUnged hom
the soldiers vocabulary. With proper ain and
deliberation, four or Ave rounds may be fired in
two minutes.
So far from urging men to fire rapidly, they
should be urgently cautioned against 1t. 1t is
this excessive haste which causes much of the
useless expenditure Of cartridges. Col. Wilcox,
of the u. S. A, says that the want of accuracy
of FIRE has ever been d Teproach 10 infantry. He
recited many causes as couspiring to render it
ineifective-excessive rapidly, the excitement
incident to the strife, the difficulty Of aiming
properly in consequence Of the dust and smoke,
the necessity of firing by command, the un-
steadiness resulting from the pressure Of files TO
the right or left, or in front and rear. To this
he adds firing beyond the effective range of the
musket.
Ia this country we have no schools for rife
practice but the forests and the prairies. 1t is
there our msrksmen are created and of the va
rious regiments of sharp shooters recently
formed, a mere fraction of their members have
been taken from any other field. These men it
would be the extreme Of folly to arm with any
other than the most effective weapon. They I'M
derstand distances TO a nicely, and fire by rules
which each man has learned for himself. The
French, at 100 yards, aim at the breast; from
that to $50 yards, at the shoulder; from that TO
100 at the head, and from that to 2l5, at the top
of the cap for the schools have taught them
that the musket ball falls six inches IL the first
hundred yards, and six inches more for each OF
the succeeding distances stated above, until, at
a range of 2I5 yards, the fall becomes 2linches.
We hear Of celebrated rifles killing at 500 and
yards, but these must, of necessity, be
shots, showing the power Of the weapon
only, not the skill of the soldier. Because, at
yards distance, a man OF ordinary stature
presents a mark little mere than the twelfth OF
an inch in height and at 500, Of only g tenth OF
an inch. Extensive firing at marks of this de-
is throwing away ammunition.
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VOUSG RR YatssJE.
TOLER A E, Mazeys regiment. Younes COMPANY
- 81 O. galloway. p M.
COMMERCIAL REPORTS.
DAILY REPORr OF FHa mAgzzF.

1A-A AALl@aAE NJ q
5US7Tszu IRON TIE HERCHEsrs EzcHAssE
THUEsDtY EvEgIse, Januay q.
cOIToN-No sales reported Received bales
shipped 90 bales
ToBACCO-Nothing Of moment reported Receipts
Z Lhds We continue 20 quote:
MEMPHIS TOBACCO OUOTATIoEz
L1ia7of sa0 5h
200 2 f5s
ImeHof 2
Fair 6AD In
s
Choice and 6IO
WIIEAT-620 sacks received today. There wis
fair demand with sales Of so bushels choice at sL.50;
COO common at sl25i 5 rrms ct sL.5o. SACKS returned
and go choice at SIG, sacks iueiadeL
FLOUR-R-ceised go brs Demaad light saIzs
I3 bris extra az s925 80 sacks extra super at saJQ.
and . brs, in three lots. at SalJ for super and GI50
Sl025 FOR good to choice extra.
CORN-Sales confined 60 % sacks mixed &, 7gc- and
a small lot Of white at 75c. Received Gao sacks
0ATS-We did not hear Of a sale.
RIE-l-50 bushels sold 80 rlrre lots ar SIN.
HAY Bot Of BE- bales timothy and heuiggas .old
at
BRAN-Nothlng reported
POTAT0ES-50 bushels strictly choice sold at s24a.
BULK 1EATs-eool Bs siies sold IT I6.sc AMI
1900 hog refund at l5c.
PEAs-25 bushels mixed sold at sL00; 100 white at
sL25. and ag0 mizet at 5II2ll
APPLES-25l grren sold s3E.
SUGAR-Receiyed 43J hld. small sales at previous
rates.
M-OLASSES-g52 barrels received small sales q,
24o24lzc. for prime to choice.
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e00 SiCKS Liverpool Co4rst ssrt
~ 20 sacks Fuiks lsland sst r-
JAZZ SHANNON aBRiJD
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OFFICIAL LETTER LIST.

7 IST OF LETTERS remaining in The PostoGice at
- Memphis Tenn, on the
TWENTY-FOURTH DAY OF JANUARY, Is62
u Persons calling tor them should say that they are
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FVN .a ~ A~ttcHtfIs EEcHAE8E
THUHsDkY EVENING. Januay Q.
COIIoN-No sales reported Received bales f;
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T-ARPAULISS! TaRPAULNs-With the vast
amount of p~crshable commodity ly1s about tie city and
the certainty ahead Of plenty OF rainy weather, tarpau.
inns have become Of prime necessity they can be had in
large supply al S. Brooks Water street, next to the ice
house. ju-lme
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TCBACcO-Not5ing Of moment reported Receipts
Ahds. We continue % quote
NEbLPHIS TQEA.nl
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Circuit Court-Manitowoc Co.

State Of Wisconsin. William Eatough, Plain
tiff. against william Bach, Junius Jutsou, 10
sc, Lawson, FIR d Borcherdt, j. f Plat, Hem
~ Betlener, Julius bruno, Francis B Cooley,
John V. Farweii James Pattee, f i-ha S "ads-
worth, John NcFaifian, Winfield Smith, Elwar,.
Solomon, August Berner, Samuel Williams, John
&. Stark weather, William II Jacobs, John +
Robinson, Aaron kimble, William II. B'ckne!i,
and Charles f. Potter, Defendants. Judgment
Of Foreclosure and Sale.
y VIRTUE OF and pursuant to judgment
| rendered in sai court in the above entitled
actoa. dated April 10Th D. 1862, shall e1-
pose TOR sale and sell a. Public Auction at the
Court House in the village OF M.niIoHoc anG
county and State aforesaid, on SATURDAY the 2itt
day uf Janusry, A. D 1863. NJ the hour OF ten
o'clock in the forenoon OF that Gay the follow
ing described mortgaged premises or so mucf
/ thereof ss may be necessary to raise tie amour
| OF said il Igne:t, interest and Costs together
With the exr enses Of sale to wit: The east hal
| OF the south west quarter and the west han
The south east quarter OF Section No eight Isl
! Town No. seventeen III, north OF Range NO
| tweatv two T22l, east, in M4Litowoc County
State OF Wisconsin.
WYMAN MURPHY, Sheriff.
By r. 7 BLAKE, Under Sheriff
GEO. y. WOODEN, Ppt'ff's ATTY.
| pated Sherif1's Office, Mauitowoc, Oct 90, 1Sf.
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sEeriE'S Sale,

STATE OF WISCONSIN, Mantle goc County
= ircuit Court. Elizabeth Cath. rine Sharp.
against u li.i.,m S. Jones, Anna Jones William
McDoucal, 4 Newtorf, 4. }, y. Valenstinc,
and Edward Newhou5e.
DY VIRTUE OF Judgment Of Foreclosure
- rendered by the Circuit Court in aud for
he county OF NsIitowoc Stafc OF Wisconsin, at
a special term OF the said Court, held At tie
city and county OF Fond du Lac, in the above
entitled acton on The 9th day OF July, A ID. 1852,
I viii sell at Public EeLdue to the highest bidder,
at the Count EIo 90 in the viage OF Manitowoc,
in sad county Of G.'ito~oc, on the 22J day OF
December, a d. 1852, at - O'clock IN the tore
noon OF that day, the foil" wing described prop
eTtY or 30 much thereof "a VIII raise the amount
of said Judgment aud cnsfs, to-~it:
The following described tract or lot Ct land
situate and beiag III the county Of Naritowoc,
in the State OF Wisconsin,, viz: The north Tall
OF the north VEST quar- er Of elton number
thirty three (33), Townsh p number seventeen
~. north Of Range runber twenty two (22),
east containing eighty $50 acres Of land accci D.
ing to G. 1verunent survey; and also the EOcl n
west quarter OF the so,.th west quarter Of See
ton number thirty three (33 }, Township mum
ter seventeen U7l, Lorth OF RInge number
twenty two t22), east, containing forty 10
acres Of lard, toge her with the appurterauce
thereto beioI giug. Dated Sheriff > Office, Man
itOw0c, Wis, Sept Is 1862
WYMAN MURPHY, Sh riff
BY K. T BLAKE, Under Sheriff.
W. L. KENNEDY, PITS Att'y.
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Notice cd Foreclosure.


ITO ALL whom it may concern:
L Whereas, On the 18Th day OF March 1851
Robert II. acka5y, OF Manit)woc county, and
>tafe CT lec"HSin, as ineftg Spr, executed aGd
delivered [" Ihom%5 +. Chaae, as MORTGAGE, Q
certain mortgage bearing cate on that day, TO
secure the payment by the said NOR cagur IL
the said mortgaEee, Of the sun OF Two Hundred
f. ghty Five Doiitls on the nineteenth day Of
March, 1862. with interest from The date al the
rate Of seven per cent. per auuum, according 20
he GO. dirio. Of certain PronsissOrv Note
bearing even due herewith, executed by the
said Il b.rr R,k ,by the said m0rigagor, to
he sad Chase, moltgagec, which said mort-
gage wa da!y execute d and Acknowledged 50 q.
70 be cut..cd to record, ana vas recorded IN the
Office OF the Register OF Deeds OF the county of
MauitowCc aforesaid on the 20,h day Of nGfch.
! 857, at % O'Clock 4. " in volume Il of Mort
Cages, at pages lI6, IL aud lis and Where's
IS, On the l5Gh day q }ta", 1862, The mortgage
aforesaid du!g assigned thc said mortgage for Q
valuable consideration to Beri tmiu Smith I'd
bv wriitca Instrument # as. gnmnut bear.
ing date o. that dav, with, / a sigument was Ju-
~ cyrcr,reJ and aci;uonIadred 20 as 70 Ia, erff-
lied TO rccafJ. auti WIS dulv recorded IN fine &c.
fee Of Tho Register Of Deeds aforesaid ON tho
23d Guv Of july. \. D. 1852, at ? O'Clock p NJ
aud recorded in volume Il Of MORTGAGE At m
gcs PIG. 2i7. and Whereas. By tie terms OF
said mortgage the said uoftgagec. his heirs.
executors, administrators CT assigns were au-
rhorzed and empowered to grant, haGg ,iu, sell,
release and convey the premises therein des-
cribcd, III case Of the non~r aymtnt OF the sun
Of money and interest secured 10 be paid there
by or any part thereof or in case Ct the nor,.
payment OF the taxes therein agreed to be paid
within the time limiged for that purpose, and
Whereas, The said mortgagor covenanted and
agreed in and BY the said mortgage to pay tie
sum Of Ten Dollars as Solicitors Fees in case OF
the foreclosure of the same by reason Of The non
performance Of any e the condit ems thereof,
and Whereas, Default has occurred in the con-
ditions OF said mortgage by the non-p1ymelt Of
the said note and interest aforesaid, amounting
to tho sum OF 1891 40, which sum the said s.
siguee now claims to De justly due thereon, d
Whereas, The said Assignee is now the lawful
owner and holder of the said note and mortgage
and Wherean No action or preceding has b. N
instituted to recover the debt now remaining
secured 10y said mortgage or any part thereof !;
Now, therefore, Nolce Is hereoy gwen that
in pursuance OF the po"os OF SAFE contained IN
sa'd mortgage ana o. ~ statute IN such case
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All persons interested will please take notice of the following
order of the Circuit Court in and for the County of Manowoc
II. 5. PIEkPONT, Receiver


Theron r II
js9i3 T.o a@or E % sR and o Gh in this action and after
Fed Attorney for the TiTt and r ISnds Miller Attorneys
" Wso and william NJ Ssa Ay Tor Collins, Hnson and sJ'G o
dsd that b cei eho action ana of & e sd Rs
Gh F i osrsr @ fiji the @ five da 5s GS" g
"h 03f Sf a S l R R.
SE ' et d ' r6g f
snd P Ps &
od Securities P
eT ths enro
PP S S4y effects "
other tsela for whom @ t 3 r @ tne9 AZ n 9 came into
ezeep a@ i Henry n acted
AgS f s so o n t1 s uf ge ties o so oo
for aud to him all the proceeds Arising rom the
4ol 6 4 Ss 1 9y to 's R os POSSESSION of the
real %5 All sl Pitt Transferred him as set forth in said epnt bs;
Col I'soa ana Bjeun wsnnet deliver the
te @ prc5 o them @ pant n
the the noa P s h service e @ ii ] @ Hearty %
nt Ir % rr2y end Other ryei
s or upon
A"d ho,iei Collins, Wellington
sb ' a dsHssr sve Wellington
.i sidi1ey I"
party siHg ordered
o9ssa That he Rsesr ana hsy to sue fer and .s sol
as Ta @ @ rer ~S @ ay 3 dbtn ar ode
my make
Ana o5 T I 3 44% Sa % mote $s G aGf r ar ss
personal pe'y ec @e, 6ad% @sescs
Rvbi and Shall keep aud hold .ergsry
myi % So be 1o le @ ' ANY e 5 to , e s ts
! Ajas ordered T tn hcss in Ibis allowed continued
and as to him same moI@ that d6u.n entering good
Jaie of ii ctT sd to py the sad ~ all MONEYS ue & or may
cs his said onP and and y aeco1 for the sans he may
property value thereof.
orn tse CONT, DAVID TAYLOR, s"ase.