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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01
GEORGE 2. NIAYo,s ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT, }THE Honorable he
nfsrR1cr uF CHITTEynEV. s-.' 4 Probate 'Hurf, i'r
the District Of Chirtcnden-
To the heirs and all persons interested m the %
tate q George ?. Mayo late of Colchester deceased.
GFErTIyG.
Hte-.a, .pplica Ron hath been made o. this Court
in writing hv the Administrator oi the estate nt
George p Naye. late ~ Colchester, IN sad
District deceased. PRAYING fr license ana
authority % sell the real estate ~ SAID de-
eea-oI including che rcver~ion of fho widow slower
therein. for the payment of debts. and charge
Uf administration and setting forth therein
tho amount of debts duo from tho sa't fe-
ceased the charges Of admin stratinn. the amount
Of personal estate, and The situation % tho real
estate.
HHe-ra-r~. the said Court appointed ard assigned
tho 81 dav Of Nav A. p. l-f3. az the Probate
Court rooms u said District. 90 hear and decide up-
On said application. and petition. and ordered public
notice thereof On Dee given to all persons interested
therein hv publishing saii order together with the
vino and place &c hearing, three weeks succesv elv
in the Burlington Free Pres newspaper which cr-
'sfa. M the noi.hhorhoad Of those persons 'ntcr-
e--af in said estate an which publications shall He
i,reylaus 20 the day ASS .ncd for hearing.
Tts-ef-e Won aye hereby notified On appear before
said Court ~ the time and phase assigned then and
there lu said Court o. give bonds as The law directs
fr the payment of the debts. and charges of admin
i-trstian and make YOUR objections o. the granting
such license. If YOU see cause
Given under ms lsud. At the Probate Court rooms
Oh. 9Th day ~ April A. n. l-f3-
vuw9w A. c. DIXON. Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01

Our SUCcEss AT -VIcKsBuRG.-The official
report Of the blockade-running at Vicksburg,
on the night of the 22d inst, says:
Over 500 shots we're discharged at the fleet.
None Of the barges were hit. Only one steamer
was injured badly enough to cause her to be
abandoned. She foated three miles below War
renton whore she grounded: but all hands on
board Of her were saved. Another steamer was
somewhat injured but can easily be repaired. To
the credit Of the troops, be it said, when some Of
the crews Of the boats refused to take their
chances in making the fearful trip, the former
belonging to Illinois regiments volunteered to do
the boatmen's work, the crews having been left
behind.
The second splendid success Of throwing great
land and naval force below Nicksburg, complete
" fanking the rebel position, was accomplish
ell with only the loss Of two men MORALLY
wounded, and few more (not exceeding ten) Sc
verely wounded The pilots were made targets
Of by the rebel sharpshooters, who lined the
shore. The former, to prevent being splintered
in case they were wounded, had their pilot-houses
removed, and exposed themselves to the fire.
Gen. Grant telegraphs that he considers this
movement, in view Of its Importance, the terrible
fire to which the boats were exposed. and the
slight loss Of property and men, 8 magnificent
success.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01

The Amesbury Nillager saws
GRAcE's SAVE The increasing demanl for
Graces salye from all sections, proves conclusive
ly that it Is surely working its way into the con-
hdence Of the people, a remedy for the many
external diseases that ailict mankind
As a healing medium its virtues were tested
many years in the Emerald Isle and when that
country had a name and fame, and coull not
only boast Of its bravery in war, but its know
ledge Of the arts and sciences, and Of It's medical
and surgical skill The inventor Of the Salve
was physician and surgeon Of high rencwn in
the army. and his easy remedy for the cure Of
wounds. bruises. burns, sores, and m inct for
nearly the whole list Of alterations affecting the
body, has stamped with = signet Of approval the
honor with which his name + held by his coun-
trymen at the present time
The extent Of its usefulness in the old country
is a remarkable feature Of the Salye, for We have
the indisputahle evidence that on the battlefield
it was the most reliable remedy IN use. And
already in this country, although but recently
introduced to the public, it is becoming the
standard remedy for all the purposes TO which 4
salve is applied. The proprietor is in possession
Of letters from persons Of the highest character
and responsibility. testifying in the most une-
quivocal terms 10 the cures effected in great
number Of cases by its use In this village We
have known the mos; serious case Of salt-rheum
cured by il. while several Of our hest citizens
have tested its virtues and given it their approx
al. Therefore We have no hesitation in saying
that the Salye is all that it processes to be-
speedy cure for nearly all external diseases.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01

NV VorcANo IN MENIoo.-An extract Of
a letter from Mr. John Xantus, |. ). Con
sul at Manzanillo. dated Colima, March Is,
1864. addressed t, the Smithsonian lnstitu-
tion. saws The whole town i, at present
in a state of extraordinary excitement, news
having come that new Volcano broke forth
yesterday, only six league from town. Inc
crurtion came 20 suddenly and was 50 vlo-
lent that the Armeria river was filled up by
a larrirade Of ciected sand. mud and stones,
to a height of over one hundred feet The
river. of course. was stopped from coming
down. and it lie said that, north of the bar
ricade, the river is running hack and rnundat-
ing the forest for leagues. The volcano broke
out in the top of hill only about one hun
dred and fftv feet high above the level of the
Armeria river. but it is aid to be growing al
arninsly every hour. For the Past three
DAYS we have had many heavy earth
quakes."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01

Hon. J. :. MoRRIIL Of the 2l District,
publishes the following card. requesting that
he be not re-nominatsd for election this
year
To The I-ofer, Of The S-o0nd Congressional
District:
The time approaches when you are to select
some person 10 he supported for your Represent
alive IN the 3sth Congress, and it may be prop
er, although many Of YOU are already apprlsed
of my purpose, that | should publicly with
draw my name as now do, IS candidate for
reelection.
Having been IN service for the past eight
years, in the House Of representatives,, season
Of une1ampled events a. well as Of labor, feel
the need Of some relxation' and 1t IS your priv
ilere, most willingly Acknowledged, and your
duty, as believe. to place a fresh man IN the
field Whoever he may be-feling sure You
will seek capacity for the discharge Of lcsisla-
tive duties. and fidelity to all the great political
issues now So profoundly touching the honor and
welfare Of our beloved country, assailed n it Is
bv All the domestic and foreign foes Of free-gov-
ernment-he shall have my cordial support.
Pardon a word against the weakness Of des-
rondence. Our condition Is infinitely above that
Of the traitors. Heroism and endurance viii yet
secure 10 Us and to our posterity our full meas
ure Of freedom, and the Union complete in all
its ancient boundaries.
To have retained your confidence for 20 long
rerioi. and with 50 much notwithstanding
nothing but uninterrupted kindness at your
bands-satisfies whatever of ambition | may
have had. and will be gratefully remembered
while life remains
JUs1IS S. MORRILL,.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01
VI arrie O..

In West Brattleboro, April 25d. by Rev. :. Pay
melee, D. D., Of Underhill Rev. VI. P. Psrmelee,
under appointment Of the American Board as Mis-
,ionary to Turkey. to Miss Nellie A Frost, adopted
daughter OF Hiram circuit. A. NJ, Principal Of the
Glenvood Ladies Seminary. No Cards
In New Haven. c.. on Monday. March a3d, 1883.
At the residence Of the brides mother by the Rev.
DR.. Nadal, Mr.. Vim. A. Hungerford. Of Bridgeport
Ct. and Miss Jennie c. Durand Of New Haven. e..
formerly from Burlington. Vt Noesrds (Nt pap Rs
please copy
In Burlington, April I'd, by Rev. II. Warner. Nr.
Henry B. Wilder TO Mis- Lcvisa Bartou. both Of
Charlotte. Vt.
At Springfield, Man. Thursday Ariil sd, by Rev
George II. Gould, James Stevens, Jr.. Of uxoridse
and Mary Hawes Hoxie, daughter Of the late
Warren Hoxie FL, Of Milton, VT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01
New York, April .

NEW YORK, April -
The Worid's Washington despatch says
the enemy have not been strengthened AZ re-
ported. They are now $1,000 weaker than
at the Fredericksburg fight.
Gen. Lee is sick and jackson Is in COM
mand.
The Richmond Erd,nner of the 2Sth con-
tains an advertisement for 5000 laborers
slave, free and white. to work on the Rich
mond Notifications
The Herolds dispatch from Headquarters,
April . says Rumors have been in circu-
lation during the last few days, that the rob
els were about to abandon their present posi-
ton, but nothing definite is yet known Of it.
Prisoners are brought in almost daily, but
their information Is conflicting and unsatis-
factory.
A Murfreesboro' dispatch gives a sort Of
confirmation to the report that Bragg was
killed nv Breckenridge.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01

4SE FOR yET STTLE.
ASK FOR WEB STYLE.
dyK FOR VIEW STYLE
ASE FOR VEN STTIE
Principal Ohce. 29i Canal Street, Sew York. sid
by al respectable dealers in incidence
April o. tlVu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01
Lorl.rIlLr. Anrll .


The Nashville cars arrived 3 hours hciiud
time. \ guard on the cars dispersed the re-
bels killing and wouniins three mile-
north Of Franklin. Two sick Union soldiers
two passengers and a drummer boy We're
wounded. the hitter m IrtalIy, and were lr1
at Bowling Green
The military authorities have been arrest
ing for the last three days members of an
association for promoting the rebel cause
and procuring dc,ertions from the Union ar
my
During the sale of a lot of negroes at the
Court House, this morning, the Provost
Marshal notified the buyers that four were
free under the Presidents Proclamation.
They nevertheless went on and the matter
of the four contrabands was turned over to
the District Judge, who will take measures
to annul the sale.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01
Strafori. April ., 1858.

MILITARY STRENGTH OF CALIFoRNIA.-Ihere
are $50 600 men in California capable OF
bearing arms and liable to military duty and
FIVE thousand of this number are armed and
equipped and ready for immediate duty
About three months since our government
forwarded further supply of one thousand
barrels of powder. one thousand shells, a
number Of field guns and thirty-three boxes
of ordnance, which are stored at Mare Island
for the use of the local force. 1t Is thus ap-
narent that San Francisco is in many res
meets safer than even the city OF New York.
for it can never be assailed by any such force
as might he brought against New York :
while, on the other hand, the Notifications
already erected have all the strength that art
can give them. with great natural advantages
70 make that strength resistless. The British
government. meantime, has left its own pos
Sessions on the Pacific coast entirely defence
less one of those singular ovcrsights which
..meu and mice sometimes display. Instead
of our being exposed to British attack on the
Pacific, it would be easy TO capture IN fort
NIGHT all the British settlements IN that
quarter Of the world.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01

1t was generally believed ON Monday in
some quarters positively asserted that the
Amy Of the Potomac bad commenced NOV
ing, and the National Ia'e'igegor Of yc,tcr-
day openly proclaimed the fact
In this respect that newspaper had dccid-
ed advantage over the wires but even if the
intelligence had been tcle-raphcd through
loyal sources IT would have been no news TO
the rebels for the Frcderick,burg corrcsron-
dent of one Of the Richmond papers writes
that his impression is confirmed that the
Federal army is moving from the line Of the
Raprahannock
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01
REIIHDA BROwNELL's ESTATE

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
w 81 nv the Honorable the Probate Court Tor
tte DI,frict Of Chii'erden, Commissioners {" r.
-eive examine and adjust the claim end deinah',
~ tl rsons arainst the estate Of Be linda broWnei
1etai - winston n said District. deceased repre-
serted insolvent and also all claims an demands eA
bihtsd In Offset thereto and SIX months from sneas
hereof bei1 allowed by said Court Tor mat
r1rrso We az there fore hereby give notice tat We
5rl attend 10 tho business Of our appolqtlngni az
- f,sIiin,- az The late Belinda Browuell In Wills
.r In aid District ON tho thiTl Wednesdays Of
v,y and August next. n 10 o'clock 4 u, on each
Of said days 49,.
patel ti., ith day II April. \. y. l763-
n MILLER &C.,
II SNfONDS 'rll' 49,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01
Cu.rYCEY sHELDON'S ESTATE.

STATEOF VERMONT, lV'O ALL PERSONS
Estate f Chsuncey sheldon, late Of Charlotte in said
District, deceased. -
Prots-e Court holden al Burlington, within
aud FOR the District Of Chittenden, the 18th day
IN ApriI A. u. 1853. an Instrument, purpoTtins
5.7 lac IN charlotte I'm said District, deceased,
M. presented 10 the Court Aforesaid, for Probate
And ID /, ordered hy said Court that the 5th day
In All huntington lie assigned for proving said In
.trr1ueut and that notice thereof be gwen o. at
fersdus concerned. hy publishing this order 3 Weeh-
ir-ossiv.Iv I'm the Burlington Free Press, ncwspa-
Der printed a. said Burlington previous 90 the tne
appointed. .,,t
Tferef,rr. YOU are hereby notified 70 appear ne
f-e "a ID Court 40 the time and place aforesaid ana
contest the probate Of -aif VIII If you have cause
Given under ms hand AZ Burlington IN said Dis
vr,sv7 \. c. DIXON. Rsgiaer-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01

STEAMSHIP LosI.-The steamship Anglo
Saxon. from Liverpool the 10th inst, has
been lost. Three of her passengers arrived
at Cape Race station at O'Clock P m, the
9Th. and report the vessel broken up and a
great number Of passengers lost.
The tug Dauntless picked up two boats
crews of the Anglo Saxon, between Cape
Ballard and Cape Race. The steamer Blood
hound has gone to Cape Race.
The Anglo Saxon had $50 passengers, and
- persons in her crew. She was wrecked
about four miles east of Cape Race, at noon,
during dense fog. % persons escaped from
the wreck by roPes and SPAR, and "a more
in No. > liCc-bost, making %. Nos. 1 and
boats have not arrived of Cape Race in CON
sequence Of dense fog, and more persons
who embarked on raft are also missing
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01
LEGAL NOTICES.
J. c. sToRY's ESTATE

WE THE SGbscri5sE- having been appointed by
w the Honorable the Probate Court for the lhs-
trict Of Chittenden. Commissioners to receive eN-
amino and adjust the claims and demands OF an e
sons AGAINST the estate Of Isaac ; story. late ."
TnderhiIl in said District deceased represented m
solvent and also all claims end demands eNhinitsi
In Offset therefor and 81 months from the DAY 81 he
date hereof being allowed by said Court for that
nnrnose we do therefore hereby give notice that
W. TiU attend % the business or our appointlneht
=, the Mansfield Mountain House in lnderhlll IN st'
Dis.rief I'm the third Tuesdays Of June and August
-, a. N o'clock 4. ". on each OF said days
dated thi- 9th dsy II April, A, u, ISIS
?. WOODW0RTH, Commits
-rt,v7 CIV REYNOLDS. sioners-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01
LENrEL BLACkMAN's EST iTE.

STATE OF VERMONT, }TaE Honorable the 7 e
DISTRICT or CHl1ItNhEN' sN'h Il il''''N
tbe district Of Chittenden.
10 All persons interested in the estate q lenn9
hiaeA'il'" GUFErtNG-
ut.r,e.. said Court hath assigned the 18th DAY OF
~. ,avt cr the settlement Of tho administration
-las - the Executor of the last Will and Te-i1-
eeSlai ~ s,if deceased and ordered that pub
~. r,,i,e thereof be given % all persons in
,,-ested i'm aid estate, by publishing tins order
,b-cs weeks excessively previous % the daN a.
49, h, tho Burlington Free Prsv1 printed m
DI 5t7.e Won are hereby notified b. appear 80 the
p-ala+s CONT rooms in Burlington, on the day a.
i;-5 ron and there To contest the allowance 81
aid account. il you see cause
"a s;ycT IITer my hand, this 18th day # Apr. Ah
l9e'. a G. DIXON. Register.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01
DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE

LININiENT pint bottles at fifty cents each, for the
cure Of lamencss, scratches, wind gals. sproins,
bruises splints cuts, collie, slipping 'tiie. over
heating sore throat, nail in the foot, etc It is war
ranted cheaper and better than any other article
ever offered 20 the public. Thousands Of animals
have bccn cured Of tho collie and ovcr-heatins by
this Eminent, and hundreds that were crippled
and lame have been restored 10 their former vigor
Il &. used by ail the first horsemcn throughout the
states. ORDER arc constantly received from the
Racing Stables Of England for fresh supplies Of this
invaluable article. O.,r 2.7n fssf17oH1'' hare te'a
,,retr,f. R,n,ab,,, 80 cents laid out m time may
save tho life of your horse. sold by all dru--i-t,
Office. 80 Cor,laudt Street. New-York
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01

The rebel side-wheel steamship ST. John
was captured on the 18th of April by the
United States steamer Stettin, commanded by
Acting Master j. r. Beers while endeavor-
ing to make rebel port. She was from
Nassau, with an assorted cargo, and was first
sighted by the Stettln at daylight ende"vor-
ing to run into Cape Roman inlet. After
giving chase for about two hours, succeeded
IN running her ashore at Cape Roman. The
captain and crew with the exception Of four
fremen) escaped in boats.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01

The Port Royal Nel1 South, April 18th,
saws I'VE learn incidentally that the Pa
tarsco was ordered back to this port, not from
anv injury she received in the engagement;
hut in order 20 obtain increased means OF
aggression found to be necessary from her
reconnaissance Of the Instructions between
sumter and Moultrie. The impression Is
prevalent that she was injured to such an
extent as to be unable to participate in the
fight. This is a mistake, and hence our ex-
rlanation. She was absolutely uninjured,
save the many scars of battle on her smoke
stack"
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01

WE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been appoint
w 81 Nv Tie Honorable the Probate Court FOR the
District II Chittenden, Commissioners 70 receive;
examine and adjust the claims and demands or az
PrrIir-0r in sid District deceased represented in
Solvent and also all claims and demands exhibited IN
et thereto. and months from the day Of the date
,r, al therefore hereby ive notice that viii at
tend o. the business II our appointment. At the
dveIIin- 10 Daniel J. Norton IN Burlington IN said
her rsyt a. I0 O'Clock. A. NJ on each of said dav,
Dated this 18th dav of March. A. D. 0 SD.
JOHN VANSICKLfN, r,r-,-,
rrvg ANSON $ JOHNSON. {
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01

Wv I7I'N' y - -
The Hera'd's despatch from the Army of
Potomac April 2sth, reports the return of
the cavalry expedition to the northern Neck.
\ number Of prisoners and a4uautity % cor
rcspondcnce was taken and the fact develop
Cd that number Of the cavalry remain this
side of the river and that their infantry make
occasionally visits T., King George Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01
NV Yosx. April -

WV f..a'A.H ~ pau
\ Washington special to the Post says the
Treasury Department has placed III the
hands Of payma,tcrs money to pay in full
all TROOPS about 10 be mustered out Of ser
vice
Weather fine and favorable To- army move
ments.
The third mustered ONT regiment arrived
in New York this 4 N.
The Post also has report VIA New Or
leans that a raymaster with elk hundred
thousand dollars for our troops was aboard
the steamer Fox, captured by the rebels
The Post thinks news received that zen
Banks had taken possession of large
amount OF rebel property indicates that
part Of our forces reached Alexandra, Ia,
where the rebels had large quantity Of
stores and boats. and all Of which have been
captured.
\ Pittsburg dispatch OF the 2Sth saws the
latest intelligence from the scene Of the raid.
reports the rebel force at Norgantown only
500, and supposed to be some party of suer-
rilas who have been endeav1rinS To damage
the Baltimore and Oaio Railroad. The cx-
citement Is abating. Telesraphic communi-
cation is perfect between Wheeling and Graf
ton.
Another report states that deputation
from Cniontown, Pa. arrived At Pittsbur-
to get men and arms 10 resist the raid.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01

Expenses OF The REBELuoS.-Mr. Mem
minger few days since sent communica-
ton to the rebel congress, stating that the
estimated expenses of carrying on the rebel
lion for the last six months Of the present
year will be fifty million dollars per month.
The prices now ruling at the South are 50
cxtravagantas to require this outlay.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01

MrnrarEsroRo. April 8.

The rebels are reported as having made
important movements on the front materially
changing the situation. Whether IN reply to
ours on McNlinnyilc or that the rebels are
weary waiting for us to advance, i not
known. Ii is known that Bragg has been
reinforced by one brigade from Mobile and
Mississippi
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01

STATE OF VERMONT. ]. s. ADAsS. Clerk
csfrTFyDEN COUNTY. -. Of the County q Chit
tendeu having on this the second TUESDAY o. ApIl,
votes cast by the Freemen q said County, IN the
various towns thereof the first Tuesday Of March
berefv certify that William Miller Esquire, received
lie largest number Of votes and therefore declare
Tie aid William Miller 20 have been duly elected
County Commissioner Of said county OF Nnlll'il'"
for the year ensuing
Given under my hand AZ Burlington IN said toun-
rs this second Tuesday % April \. D. l-iJ
j. s. ADAMS,
Chittendcu County Clerk.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01
NEW YoEa. April ~

NV lORN, ApnI y.
The steamship Empire City, from New
Orleans Goth and Key West 9th, has arrived.
Capt. Baxter reports that news had heen
received iroln Gen. Banks. He had taken
possession Of the Opclousas Railroad, and
opened communication with Admiral Farra-
gut above Port Hudson.
Gen. Banks captured large number Of
prisoners a large amount Of stores, cotton,
and ammunition.
The Heraid's dispatch says that the dis
covery of Geographic communication with
the rebels across the Rarrahannock Is q
hoax
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01
NEW YoRK. April >
Gold sid tl-iay az li9 II $50.
Nrw loek. April =,

"" T"FNF y IN -
The brig Ocean Pearl from Ponce reports
that the Alabama arrived of that port on
the llth. sent a schooner into the port for
powder and coal, was supplied by the Span
ish authorities and sailed the same night.
The Nlrthcrncr, from Ncwhern Goth, has
arrived. She brings go disabled soldiers
from zen. Foster army All wac quiet at
Washington. Y. c., and Newbcrn.
The pilot of the iron-clad Keokuk Is m-
der arrest charged with running her ashore
on Morris Island that the rebels might cap
ture her
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1863-05-01
The subscription. to the Fivc-Twenty Loan
on Monday were over three millions Of dol
lars.

Geographic dispatches from San Francisco
on the 10Th state that it is understood that
the Government has purchased feet of ak
steamers, TO cruise in the Pacifc-namely
the Washington, California. Panama. Ore
gon. Ben. Halliday and Hermann