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THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWARD.
RRoKE JAIL on the night or the sth or Nav
~ The following groes:

RR0KE JAIL on the night or the s.h Of Nav,
- the following negroes:
SOLOMON, the property of John Loekhari, de-
ceased. He is about five feet eight inches high,
black, no marks on his person recoleeted, aged 80
years.
WILLIS the property Of Capt J. w. L.,a, about
sir iesi high slender built, black, aged about 81
years,
ALEX. HARRIS, free boy. about FIVE fee, Eve
inches high musito. has been living about Raleigh.
Solomon was convicted for the murder Of John
Locaaaft, and was detained for new trial. will
give or his apprehension reo Hundred Dollars. and
Fifty Dollars each for the two others. or their con.
fnesrn. in any jail so that ! can get them.
II. b. GUTHRIE. Sheriff.
Nav 18TH g.
r The Standard will publish four times semi.
weekly, and send bin to this oifice.
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Obituary.

In the record Of the warriors who have fallen in de-
fance Of our oncs glorious and happy land, let usnot
failso write the name Of PHILD D. WILSON. SON
Of John and Jeanette Wilson. OF Orange county, who
was killed on the 4th inst in the battle near Fred.
etiekshufg. Va. Pho was in the 22d year Of his
age, aud was among the arst bis counirys call TO
abandon the comforts Of home aul Zee TO s rescue.
psny b. hsh regiment. n. 9 Troops, aad has been
rrsani 81 every eight il has participated IL, ana
evinced much bravery and determination in all Of
then from the hst MaRsssssio The last glorious VIC
tory Cor wh.eh he died struggling. No fatty
march hardship. Of an, character has been shun.
81 by him b, alasys al his post. executing orders
chrerulls, he hiss acted as 10 win every ones al
mlra,ion aad be highly Sorthy Of emulation. He
always s4li he wshedio return home until the
war euiej. Al his fall hs companions los, Cheer
ful and canssnsl associate. his parents dUlifu and
ar-ona.s and hs cosniry another patriotic aud
srs.e soldier. We deeply regret his death, ao,wih-
standing feel assured ihss our loss is his eternal
gan = he haa heen eops sient member Of the
I.c,ly .a,i.f.i. viii he,s words 10 his mouth. God
snOs. mo" We ,,aPalhis deeply with the Parents
and relations. snd poa, them 10 God the dispostr Of
event. t,t consolation. "B.p
Died. on sunJly evening The t7tL inst, ofwouRas
received il the battle u fredereashurs, Mr.. Tho
MAS e. B,TEs, 20 ne .s.h year Of NJ. sge. Ne
ID hesn nemher y tie Bapiis; church sor the !, :,
twenty -fve ,sat. snd beloved aud respected By
eli who knew him.. He leaves wife. three children
and m,ny friends 10 moan h., irrspsrseie loss.
EV Raleigh Sisass-i 2lsasseopy.
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State Convention Called In New York
Peace and Reunion.

Representatives from each Senatorial
District in the State of New York have is
sued an address to the prople, calling isr
Convention in the city Of New York on ,he
Sd Of June proxlmo. TO take measures ia
favor ola speedy settlement of our unnatu-
,al sectional war Tne address, alter re-
citing that all political power is derived
from the people, and that "the creature
cannot become superior to the creator"
speaks as follows:
We love the Unioa. We will never
willing y rsllnquish IL. It's enemies are
our enemies end the enemies OF human pro-
gress. civilization and government.
We eare opposed TO the separation Of these
States, and for this reason are opposed TO
all measures, whether Of peace or war.
tending TO that fesslt. We think that the
efforts to sustain the Union by force Of
arms. in the hands Of those whs now direct
the government, has proved q failure
Whether this failure has been designed or
not, IL il clear that the effect OF .the rnea-
sures adopted by Congress aud the ncnin
petency, tanatieism and corruption vi men
~ power. have hal this result.
Assuming that the sd,ninl.traf bn desires
10 rrsture the Unsa, il cannot be accom-
plishrd by mere hfaie lercr. Nnr 4, we
believe that ,fr past ju.tihes canuaua-
sion Of such paicy, saiil pracsfdi r-,as
dies have been attempted aud exhausted.
a, yer They have not been attempted.
Wi,houi referring further ,s the causes,
'he TACT of v4r.iallure thus lar j. eoncrd-
I'd. Hnsrser great Tie resources which
nave been placed 10 the credit ~ the I'D
manifestations. aud however patriniic aud
scli-sacrliirIng she noble armies winch ha, ,
hi.tory has recorded failure after failure,
a. Aumlliatiug 60 uur sectional pride AND
ionur ~ u - ds.trnetiye 10 all oar great
aaterial rrsnurrr..
Ia view 1t tstv results. after more Than
two wears continual aud uncras.ng m,liia.
nv coiI1Ict. We are tor iakiag anr step on
Tie road at peaceful ehari. We are nav
hr vigorous prosrcsiinn VI peace. And
whilst We wnuld submit Ia no va iionyi d.s
mrnlbrrment. and no term, nut Justified b,
every principle al hunar. Ne will 20 srrs
~ ~ the -pirl' Of canciliat,ea .ni ounces
-'oh. to rs,tore the Urior ~ il ~a.. vnde'
ihr consultation ss IL is. We beiitvs that
these are the prevailing ssa,imens af the
masses.
Aside from the fansiies, and ilr hun.
issds ri thousands "a ar. alreads, o. ha,<
e b.. peasionrd apaa ihe Treasury. ~e
tao~ that The pubic voice J.ai.n,ts !
h.ags Of measares snds change II mrn
aud Ne are ,lrtstminei % have .sch chang.
a. 5000 as II can be effected By eoastltu.
tionsl means.
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this way of so,terrible a foe, our sense Of
relief are not unmingled With emotions oi
sarrow and sympathy for go brave a man.
stenewail Jackson was great General, q
brave soldier. poble Christian and apure
man. May GoA .hrow these virtues against
The sins Of ths Secessionist advocate, and
his great national crime"
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Goth.
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MARR4En.

On Tuesday the 18th inst, at South Lowell, by A.
w. Mangum, Esq, Mr. JAMES A. HENDERSON
70 Miss JENNIE MAYNARD, daughter Of the Rev.
r. Q. Maynard, Of Fnnklinton.
sR' Raleigh Standard please copy.
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cosrLi .--TAei'incinnau Enquirer says.
The prsparAt ans fnr the attack IN Cha,les
TIM caa me hga,Irsd aad City millions
The hght lasted but half 40 hour. or q, the
rate "i five milIians prrniaate.
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Executive Department North Carolina
Adjutan. Generals Office, (Mili,ia,)
Raleigh, May l4th, 1853
GENERAL ORDER,
Eo.7.
MILITIA Officers, who have hecn compelled by
The advance Of The enemy, 10 leave their re-
speeive sricts ordered 10 epor for duty to the
Commanding Officer Of the Regmental District in
which they may be residing temporarily.
By order ofGo,. VAscE:
DANIEL G.. F0WLE,
Adjuiant General.
May 10th. 95-2w
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Executive Department North Carolina, }
Adjusant Generals Office, (Miliiia)
Raleigh, May 18th, 1868.
GESELAL ORDER,
No. g.
EXEMPTIONS from Militia duty on accoun, OF
- disability, will not be recognized, except upon
The Surgeons certificate endorsed by the Comma nd
ing Officer Of the Regiment, and approved al This Of
6ce.
BY order Of Gov. YAscE.
DANIEL G. F0WLE,
Adiuisnt General.
May Goth. 95-2v
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Excessive Department North Carolina.
Adjutsnt Geneisl'. Office, (Miltis.)l
Raleigh, Mag IL, 1868.

GENERAL oRDER,l
No. 6.
Ia IsHE following extract from the ac, amenJato,y
o. the Exemption Act, passed BY the late Con-
rress Of The Confederate States, 10 published for the
information and guidance Of those whom i, may
concern.
lEYrRierl
Sec. 4. In addition 10 the State officers exempted
ty The het Of Oct ~, s62 there shall be exempted
sll state ofcsrs Rhon the Governor Of The state may
claim % have exempted ior he due administration
Of the govenmeR; aud laws thereof; bu, this enemp.
tim shall no, continue IN any stale after the adjourn
nent Of the neri regular session Of is Legislature
uRless such Legislature shall, by law. exempt them
fios military duty in the Provisional army Of The
Coafsdsra,e States"
II. Military sfs.srs are hereby exempted from the
operation % the Consetpi Act, - long ss they ylrd
prompt obedience 10 the orders issued from this office
The services Of refractory and negligent officers will
not he considered necessary for ihe due administra-
lion Of the government and laws Of the State
III. Commanding officers u the Mhia will CEN.
municA,e this order 10 the Officers under their com.
Inand.
By order Of Governor VAscr;
pANL q. FOWLE, Aijt. Gen.
Msy 90 O5-2w
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Drug.Store-Change Of Business.
f1,HE undsrsigned having purchased the Drug
Store Of Webb & Dickson, viii continue the
DRua BUSINESS al the old stand. We will Try
10 keep a fsl, suppl, Of DRUGS aud as we have 10
pay Cash iat al we putshe,s. We shall erpeei all
essiarasrs 10 pay Cash in what they buy from Us,
aud by that mean. va vii hr ale q keep what you
ssus. crrdn ba. plsyea aut
JAMES y. MHirTED Y CO.
Nay lslh. a.
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Ad)aianl anil ln.pec,sr GeEefafs Office.
Richmond, May let, 1853.

Richmond. May Let, 1853.
GENERAL ORpER.1
s..s2.
,u,HH follawins act Of Congress. approved BY Iaei
4 President. i, published for fhe information and
Jir.cfan q ~ concerned in connection with the &C,
relating 10 imprr.smsn,s hcmlafV. snnounred ~
I;enerai Order. No 81. from The Adiaiani snd n.
specior Gsnstaf. Oir, April 9th, 1868. and ssOP.
elementary 10 said act:
An a,t 10 amend an act eniited An act 10 regulate
ippfes.men,s by officers Of Tho army"
The Z usgress of the Confederate States Of Amer.
ea do snsel That in al ca.es Of apprasemen; pre-.
,tl.I Tor in sail ai ihe oiier lnpressng the pre-.
p.t,, shall IL Ne believe ihe spp'slaem.n, n be hi'
snd ,uss endorse upon Il his sgpsava 4 ah he shf
not.r upsn ii his reasons for refusing. and deliver
,he ne with receipt far the property suppressed.
10 the nwnv., HE agent attorney, and. as soon
praclcabe fofrafd copy ofthe receipt and appass.
nent and his endorsement thereon. 10 the hoard Of
sppraisers appointed BY the Ptesdent and Governor
OF the state who shall revise toe sans and make 6.
nal valussn % as 10 give Just compensation iof the
property tsken which vaaaaoa small bs pad ~ the
proper depatlmsn, Tor the nee u winch the property
was lakss on the certificate u appf.isss - prJ,!d
sd IN The sel el which lhis " alnends.0fy.
Approved April 27lh, 1903.
Nv Order,
ts,rp,d, = COOPER,
Adja,ant and Inspector GsnsraL
To- All parties ,skinr appeals tom the dceisioas
Of local spptaises 20 the undefsgusd afs hereby ~
t6ed tina. ,hsss appeals mast % made uF 10 due iorn
and accompanied " suitable proofs and reasons, ~
secefdance with the law o. they cannot be acted on.
X. ". BLAcksToCk,
Tx. BukGMlN,
Cemui.siousfs Of svprsisenent tet ". G.
Mas 9Th. st-.ew
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

7sy hoy WILLIS ran away about the LET Of Pc
~ t'st., last. lie is black. about Eve feet ten 0,
.isssa r,st. SAB. about twenty years old. and hiss
iSs. 5ae h.ss.. rom vns Of his hands. MrG Css
vac ovp. n. rs,hei, 10 living about eight niss
rs.,A.,.g ~ Hi. .o0.ough; he 10 probably isrkins
sgBa. ,ss: reg ts..sse The above reward will b
s.s.c &. Il. sfp.sa srssp sad delivery 70 ne. o.
.Shknsass: y Sc, AL 80 The, sss ss, hiss.
"54'". 50s. w. LATTA.
rrsYays shsss, n. G. R.R
Sta, ~ ga A-p
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CA r d.

!. CARD.
lie. WILLIAM CAMERON. having ressr-
% the duties Of his profession, respectfully Of
iefs his services to his friends and feow-citi1ens
ean be found at his residence in Hlsborough.
Msy 1hh' s6-3wp
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02
EVANSVILLE, IND. THURSDAY MORNING,

one-half as much income tax as if your
money was invested in mortgages or
other securities. | consider the Govern
ment bonds as first of all; all other bonds
are taxed one-quarter per cent to pay
the interest on the Government bonds,
and the Supreme Court of the United
States has just decided that no State, or
city, or county, can tax Government
bonds
llth. The present bonded debt Of the
United States is less than three hundred
millions, including the Seven-and-three-
tenths Treasury Notes; but the Govern
ment owes enough more, in the shape of
Legal Tenders, Deposits in the Subtrea-
surles, Certificates of Indebtedness, &c.
to Increase the debt to about eight or
nine hundred millions. Secretary Chase
has calculated that the debt may reach
one thousand seven hundred millions, if
the rebellion lasts eighteen months
longer. 1t is, however, believed now
that it will not last six months longer.
but even If it does, our national debt will
be small compared with that of Great
Britain or France, while our resources
are vastly greater.
18th. ! have no doubt that the reve-
nue. Will not only be ample to pay the
ordinary expenses of the Government
and all interest on the debt, but leave at
least one hundred millions annually to- |
ward paying off the debt, and that the
Government will be able to get out of |
debt again as it has twice before, in a
few years after the close of the war,
hope that all who have idle money
Bonds The right to demand them for |
legal tenders will end on the first day of
July, 1863, as per the following author
lied notice:
Special Notice.-On and after July
], 1868, the privilege of converting the
present issue of legal tender notes into
the National Six Per Cent Loan, (com-
monty called Five Twenties) will cease
"All who wish to invest in the Five
Twenty Loan, must, therefore, apply be-
fore the lst of July next
Those who neglect these Six Per.
Cent Bonds, the interest and principal
of which they will get in gold, may have
occasion to regret It,
Il am very truly your friend,
"JAY COOKE"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02
INSURANCE AGENCY
In S urance Agency.
ALLEN C. HALLECK.

~ o AAA444LLO IA
UNDERWATER AND GENERAL INSTR ANCE
AGENT, 1
ADJUsTRR OF AVERAGES AND NOTARY PUBLIC.
he continues to issue Policies from sere-uI First
Glass and most reliable
INSURANCE COMPANIES
In the Country, on InidHd and Fire Risks he will
also receive applications for
LIFE INSURANCE.
He will attend to the Adjustment of Losses of
every description under policies from other aeen-
cies, and attend to the settlement Of ali matters
connected with INSURANCE, for Eartics interest,"
ed His long experience an INSURANCE AsEEr
has made him familiar with all subjects connected
with Insurance.
80 Office, on First Street, near the Post
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02

HE HINDoO WoRsHiPPlNG HIS GoD.-
Geo. E. Greene, of the Sun, at the great
Butternut meeting in Ohio the other day,
presented the double-Gyed Copperhead,
Vallandigham, with box of butternuts,
at which time, it is said, he rehearsed his
old speech, "in such cases made and
provided, as the law books say 1t is
customary among the Hindoos, to bring
rice, meats, &c, and lay them at the feet
of their wooden gods, in order that they
may live under the benign influence of
their smiles; and so, while Vallandig-
ham, Voorhees,, Cox, Wood & Co., are
making ick-spittles of themselves, fall
ing in the sand, and calling to JEFF. Da-
Wis to have mercy on tt;e@Hl @Hlb06Ekerly, and
the editor of the Sullivan Democrat, are
bringing their treasures and placing them
at the feet of their demigods (demigogues)
IN the hope of receiving their fostering
and protecting care. Alas! for poor,
depraved human nature, Geo. +. Greene
included Vincennes Gazette.
Tne impossibility of Greene getting
safely through our lines to present his
traitor emblems to his master, JEFF. Davis,
doubtless alone prevented the pecious
present from gracing the library of the
rebel Chief
He should have secured the services
of his follow apostle and namesake, j.
Wesley, to bear the box to Richmond.
Perhaps little Val. may get it through.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02

SUICIDE AT ATTICA, IND.-Sol. Hu-
shaw, a respectable and wealthy si lzen
of Fountain county, put an end to his
existence on Thursday evening, in the
following manner: He was in the town
of Attica during the afternoon, and, in
conversation with several citizens, stated
that he belonged to certain secret po-
litical order, the first oath of which he
could conscientiously take, but the sec
ond and third were treason; and, in con-
sequence of having divulged some of the
secrets of the order, he feared they would
kill him. He finally concluded to put an
end to his existence, and with a pistol
shot himself through the brain on the
street-Ne0 albany Ledger.
This is the terrible end Of Knight of
the Golden Circle If few hundred
more of them had the same sense Of
shame and of the dishonor they have
taken on themselves, the world would
soon be the richer.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02
MILL merry.
loaks. Mantillas. & Dressmaking

MRS. ELIZA SPIEGELBFRG, WHO HAS
lNI lust returned from Louisville, has re opened
her old stand on First Street, between Main and
Locust, where she will be happy 10 wait upon her
old friends and patrons again.
She has engaged the assistance Of one of the best
Dres smak rs of Louisville, who guarantees every
Dress she makes to fit to perfection.
Mrs. Spiegelbag also has bought large as
sortment of Silks, Head Dresses, Hair Braids and
Curls, Ladys Pocket Handkerchief of every style
and great many other articles for the conve-
ni"ncG Of the Ladies of Evansville and vicinity toe
numerous to mention.
The best Sewing Machines of Grover e. Bakers
manufactory for family use, for sale by
Mrs. ELIZA SPlEGELBERG,
No Is First Street bet Main and Second.
mara
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02
COMMISSION HOUSES.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
New Arrangement.

TNHE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY RE-
SPECTFULLY announce 10 their friends and
patrons the psblc of Evansville and vicinity that,
Kth increased facilities for the transportation of
Freight, Packages,
Money and Valuables,
They solicit continuance of former favors. Es-
pecal care taken in the collection of Bills, Draft
Notes, and the transportation of small and vslLs-
bic packages.
All persons wishing to avail themselves OF tie
facilities of the Express, obtain Sl.y desired in
formation in reference TO the routes and details of
she business at their Office on First street, between
Main and Locust.
jy2 CHAS. WENTZ, Agent.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02
The New "Five-TWentlesv Loan.

Inc following correspo"de-~-r----
the Government finances so clearly and
fully that we deem it of the highest i'm
portance to the public:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02
A Lecture for y oung Men,

lust PUBLISHED, PRICE CENTS NEW
.J edition of the late DR.. CULVERWELLS s
CELEBRATED LECTURE, on the abuse of the
Reproductive Powers, inducing Debility, Nervous
ness, Consumption, Epilepsy Mental and Physical
incapacity, &c. The radical mode of treatment,
,cithout medicine is fully explained, to enable
every to be his own physician at the least possi
bleexPense.
A BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERS.'
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad-
dress, post-paid, on receipt of six cents, or two
postage stamps. Address the publishers,
CHI. J. G. KLINE & CO,
1T Bowery, New York, Post Office box, 4s56.
euvs 3n
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02
J. S III 1 7 Fl , S
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
III q. 3 s9econ nd st,
IN BRAY's BLOCK

CHIRTS MADE TO ORDER FROM MEAS
~ urment and fit warranted. A stock OF
ready made Shirts and Collars always on hand, and
at prices that will suit the purchaser. Tucking
Skirts, Stitching Bosoms, &c, done with neatness
and despatch
Thankful for past favors the subscriber respect
fully sOlicits sontuance of the patronage go
literally bestowed for tie past Eve years.
OctZx J. SMITH.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-02
DOCTRESS.
The Rebellion Ceased

TT7HE LATE WIDOW OF DIR. COWLES BEGS
i leave to announce to her old friends and pat
that she still continues the preparation of the
same successful remedies which were used by the
Old Doctor himself, which won for him practice
at that time unequaled in the West. She is now
located two and half miles North of Evansville,
on the Plank Road, near Negley's Mill on Pigeon
Creek. jyil-dly
NEWCASTLE SoDA-2O0 pk gs best for sale by
IN S. GILBERT Il co,
mars No sycamore Street.
CwEET PoTATOES-25 bushels Sweet Potatoes
- mh25 ELLIUTT'S Family Grocery.
COFFEE-10 bags prime Rio at 35c to close lot
~ for sale by GEO. FOSTER & CO.,
mh24
DLOW LINES-70 coils Manila Cord for sale by
L mill S. L. GILBEpT co,
No. Sycamore Street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-20

to ride. When she came down in my f.
vorits blue organds. with her hair in shi.
ming curls, thought she had never looked
lovelier. - - = -
exerted myself as of old to sntsrt ain
her, and was surprised to find how quick
ly and pleasantly the evening passed.
l resolved to test the doctors theory
perfe lily, and the result exceeded my mos
sanguins expectations.
For all the little nameless attentions SC
gratifying to q womsn's heart. and so uni.
versally accorded by the lover and neglect
ed by the husband, find myself repaid {
thousand fold; and would advise all whe
are signing over the non-fulfillment of ear
ly dreams to ego and do likewise" re
membering that that which il worth win.
ming is worth keeping. 4xs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-08-20

A bashful gentleman of Holly Springs
Mississippi. took violent .hankeriug'
after q fair seamstress Of the town. and
after q great deal of hesitation, finally
brought his courage up to the sticking
point, and made an evening call on the
lady. He fond her busily engaged al
her work, pressing off garment with 4
tailor's goose. She. however received
him very courteously, and continued her
work. A bevy of the seamstress' female
friends dropped in few minutes after
our heroic friend had subsidized into 81
lence, for he found it absolutely impos-
sible to maintain Q conversation with the
lady. The sudden entrance Of ths visit
ors, instead of relieving, only added to
his embarrassment, and he sat in silence
until his situation became painful to ell.
but to none more than TO himself. All
effe.ss to draw him into conversation
proved sbortive, and It became matter
of serious concern to the ladies how to
relieve the gentleman of his embarrass.
ment without . catastrophe. for be wss
well known to all of them ~ gentlemen
| of great worth, bashfulness being his on
lly frsilty. The seamstress finally got
| through with her woFk. and called out to
the negro man in the kitchen z .'i''ss
'.Johnr" ~rv
! The door opened. and stout, burly