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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1863-06-24
He will always be
prepared to furnish tsor-
der Rocking chairs Of
different kinds. and

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different kinds. and
common and other
chairs. lie will also fur
n ish to order Hair. Husk,
and hair a1d cotton top
Mattresses. The above
nam ed and many other
articles will be made Il
order for customers. o.
short notice. cheap TO.
CASH or exchanged for
approved country pro
duce. Don't forget the
place, as | am prepared
to furnish all articles at
the most reasonable rates
i. Pine, Linwood, and ey-
er, will be taken in ex-
ash will also be paid for
B. X. SH0pE
atest style made to order
rails attended whenever
ietst. Pa Jan. Il 1857
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Fulton rad Williamsburg ferries hfeen mnutr- ior
Fast NeN YORK and South ferry Al r NJ returning when
h- snort .oser. SHAW A wiITE Fropr,e,or-
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

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The New York herald., 1863-09-26
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The New York herald., 1863-09-26
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W.T. a. IA'ihel With t9aiEe2s. hitual - fts.s (,
ecpef ihe teal feierencts givcn. Addless G + "-'
The New York herald., 1863-09-26

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17
Especial TO Tribuue.l
Washington. April


The case of the anglo rebel steamer
Peterhof continues TO cugaGr''at admin
istration as well as diplomatic circles
here. 1t is understood that Lord Lyons
has requested the British mail found on
board be returned to him unopened, and
that the State department is ready to ac-
cedo to his wishes.
Secretary We.ies is of opinion that
whatever the abstract rights and wrongs
of the question may be, the District Court
which has the case before it Tor ajludlca-
ton, can alone decide, the statute being
peremptory that all papers and writings
found On board captured vessels shall be
transmitted unopened 10 the court before
which such yess. is proceeded against.
Judge Belts last week invited Mr.. Arch
vier, British consul, to be present while
the mail was being opened, but he did
not appear. The Judge would then have
proceeded TO open the mail, as we are In
formed, but for the reception of tele.
gram from Washington.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17

Jeff. Davis has issued an address to the
people OF the Southern Confederacy, urg-
,pc them to devote their agricultural Ia
Dor TO the production of food. He says
that though lhe soldiers are on half ra-
tions of meat, there is plenty OF II III The
Confederacy, but that difficulty exists
In its transportation which is now about
TO be remedied. The address contains
the following paragraph:
ITO oppose the invading force composed
Of levies which have already exceeded
!, 800, 600 mon, we had no resources but
the unconquerable will OF a p'opl" deter.
mined to be free, and were 80 cesttutc d
military supplies that tens OF thousands
of our citizens were reluctantly refused
admission into The ..,vice from our ina
bility to furnish arms, while for many
months continuation some oil our strong
holds owed their safety chiefly to care
full concealment of the fact that we were
without sJrp!y Of powder for our can
non. Your devotion aud patriotism have
triumpled over I'll these obstacles and
called into existence munitions OF war,
clothing and sustenance which have en-
ablcd eur soldiers to illustrate their valor
on numerous battle fields and Ia infict
serious defeats on successive armies. each
of which our arrogant foe fondly imagined
to be invincible. The contrast between
our past and present condition is really
calculated TO inspire full confidence IN the
triumph of our arms. At no previous
period of the war haze cur forces been 80
numerous, so well organized, aud as thor.
oughly disciplined, armed aud equipped
as at the present season. High water. OF
which our enemies relied to euatle tlcii
fleets and gunbosts 10 penetrate into our
country ard devastate our houses, Is fast
passing away; YET our strong holds on the
Mississippi slll bid defiance to the foe
aud months of costly preparation for their
reduction have been spent IL vain; dis
aster has been the result OF their every
effort to storm Vicksburg and Port Hud
son, as well as every attack on our bat
I teries ON Red river tAe Tall !''i = - ..aa
other naviaable rivers. Within few
weeks. falling waters and the increasing
heat of sum mer will complete their dis
com itnre aud compel their bafii d ana
defeated forces to the Abandonment oi ex
/ petitions gu which was based their ohiei
hope of success in etlecting our subJuSa'
zion. We must not forget, however, thai
the war is not ended, and that we are
still confronted by powerful armies, and
threatened by numerous fleets, and that
the Government that controls these fleets
and armies is driven 10 most desperate
efforts to effect the unhoiy purpose II
which it has thus far been defeated. l
will use It's utmost energy 10 avert it'
impending doom, so fully merited By thu
atrocities it has committed; the savage
llibuities which it has encouraged, ant
the cunniTg attempt to excite aeryllt
population = massacre onr WiVes, daugh
tiers and helpless cb,llrsn VIII such
contest before us, lt.gie 10 but one chnge
which he Government of your choice re
gards with apprehensions, and to aver
this danger il appeals to the never fail
ing patriotism which you have exhibite'
since the beginning OF the war.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17
ENROLMENT TO BE MADE IN
MAY AND DRAFT IN JUNE.
Gov, Curtin rendered the Mis-
sion to Spain.
cDPPERHEADS ARRESTED.
THE REBELS EAPECT HEAVY
FIGHTING In VIRGINIA.

Especial 10 Chicago Times.

Washington, l5.--The preparations for
enforcing the consumption act are about
completed, The medical rules have been
submitted to the Secretary Of War by the
board of army surgeons, and the hist OF ap-
poiutments for provost marshals is finally
revised and will soon be announced, The
enrolment, i, Is believed, can be made
during May, so that draft may be or
dered early in June, ii necessary.
Gov Curtin, of Penn, has been ten
dered the mission to Spain. lie declines
q denomination for Governor
Capt John Brown, of the 25th Ohio,
has been appointed Deputy Provost Mar
shsl of the War Department.
Ths proceedings in the case of private
Softer, of Bishops engineer corps, as also
the sentence in the case. have been set
aside. The trial took place at Memphis,
Tenn.
Grave complaints have been made that
under the late tax law, giving assessors a
certain per centage on assessments, as many
OF them are making very high assess
ments.
The Mexican Minister has not receiv-
ed one word as to the reported French
success in Mexico.
The new Supreme Court have issued
orders to day Tor the return Of fugitives
slaves to loyal owners.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has issued instructions Tor the payment
of the income tax due for the preceding
year, on May LIST. Three per cent. ID
due on all sums under $4,000, after de-
Quoting 5000. House rent. State and
municipal taxes, amount paid for labor by
fsrmers, and all interest received from
stocks of all kinds where three per cent
has already been paid by the company by
which it is issued Sworn statements
are required TO be sent to the assessors
1t is reported, from the fact that the
Confederales are hurrying up reinforce.
mcnts to the Rappahannock aud from tho
tone of the Richmond papers, that they
are fully impressed with the belief tina,
they are to have heavy work On hand very
shortly somewhere between here anc
Richmond.
The city has been filled with rumors O.
raid up the Shenandoah and fighting
on the kappahannock, and other senss
tions, yet there is nothing in them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17
Buffalo. Anril JIG,

At meeting of the managers of the
Buffalo and State Central 4. K. and other
promip ent railroad men here TO day. it
vas determined build road direct from
Erie 10 Cleveland. S665,000 was sub
scribed, committees were appointed to
confer with roads vest OF here. The road
10 be- called Lake Shore road.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17

NHITU, NPFI' fO
Nine persons were arrested here this
evening Tor wearing the Copperhead
badge.
a Mrs. Welsh assisted Mr.. Thorn pson
in the arrest Of deserters at Anna yester-
day. While returning last night he was
pursued BY the mob. shot and wounded,
and then beaten to death with stones.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17
Cincinnati, April is

The steamer Prior, n Madison packet,
was burned this morning u mile below
this city. She had heavy cargo-no
insurance. Boat and cargo entirely con-
sumed; passengers all saved. One of the
crew Is missing.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17
Boston, April 10.

A letter has been received here to-day,
dated inside the Fort at Washington. N,
c., April 10Th. The writer expresses
confidence of their ability to hold out I'M
I'll reinfoIcements arrive.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17
Fort Monroe, April 10.


A dispatch from Gen. Halter to Gen.
Dix, just received, states Gen. Foster has
been relieved. A river steamer with
regiment and supplies of provisions and
ammunition succeeded in running the
batteries on Tar river, and reached the
wharf at Washington on the l4th. The
enemy are still investing Suffolk. Moth
ing of importance has transpired.
The Richmond Sentinel gives the fol
lowing:
Charleston. April 10.
The entire iron.clad feet departed q
$40 and 4 o'clock for the South. The
impression prevails here, however. that
they will soon return and renew the at-
tack.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17

The testimony in the case of the prize
steamer pcterhof is all in. Judge Bets
ordered her mail opened, but dispatch
from Washington interdictcd 1T, 1t Is
rumored she will be given up.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17
rSnecial to Evening Post. ]

s|s Washington. April l6.
o16sy Chase has received an invi-
- prominent Bankers Of N. <.
1aue 10 compliment Of dinner on
~ evening next.
r ~ ramored here to-day that fore e
lvalry has been Pushing toward
bsry. The Government il full
$500 aaY snsA m0ssnsnt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17

Evidence is received that the eucMy on
the Rappahannoek are rapidly reinforcing
their army. Deserters report the number
OF troops less than at any previous tine
since Lee commanded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17
New York Anril LIZ

Advices from Suffolk, Va, l4th, state
our pickets were driven 10 the morning Of
the 18th. Skirmishing ensued in sight
Of our breastworks.
The enemy is erecting Notifications on
the left bank Of the Nansemond River,
miles from Suffolk. Seven of our gun
boats shelled the rebels, compelling them
70 abandon there, and signal tower on
the Petersburg Railroad. Another Skin
mish IN the ?. ~. ensued aud we drove
the enemy t. the woods. All the houses
adording position for rebel sharpshooters
have been destroyed During the night
We returned to our fertilization, and on
the morning Of the l4th the gunboats
shelled the woods wherever the enemy
was likely TO be.
A rebel deserter reports tho capture OF
the whole garrison at Washington, N. c.,
numbering 1000. Report disbelieved.
Dessrters also report that the rebels in
front Of Suffolk number IS, 900 with 81
pieces OF artillery. On the morning oil
the l4th rebel artillery opened from the
direction of the same town. Our fort,
re-opened. and the enemy changed pos,
ton The firing lasted an hour, wher
the rebels fell back mile, but again ad
vanced and firing on both sides was re
'nowed, and did not cease till 10 o'clock
Nene on our side killed, or seriously
1snnnded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17
Commercial.

S. II A M / T. in
WHOLESALE GROCER,
100 Uorpe Fourth and Main Streets.
DAtLvGATu CRY o1SIoK,
Kxox-K April 10. ca.
FLoUR-sapernLesa SO; sprini wheAiextrss3
la; Fall WheatBxtrsesG co.
CORN MEAL-DocaS 81 ooc y 100 Rs,
BRAN AEDsHoRTs--a5g7oe istk
SHIP sTuFF-soc.
C0RN-sHa5 35e y brtt.
3ARLEY--sl az. - 70
wHEAT-sai / oer- %, sp,ing 76as6e hu.
RYE- 50ah5u
OATs-b0 10 55e.
POTATOES 80 to 75c. Retail toe.
SUGAR - New Orleans fair ieej prime IS
choice iais clarified 10; orushsd and povderedI7.
aoLAssKs - Belcher's Sugar nouse 7sc; Col
densyrnrsaa ssc--very scarce; sorsum $3.50 Acc.
CoFFEE-Rh sla3bc; Java 81; Lagnyrs -.
RICE-aatUt
soAp--Palm 70, Family SIC, German Sc,
cASDLEs-starig Mouidn NJ.
rALLoW--sc.
LARD q So.
BuTrER--Common Ioto I2lc; Choice IS to 2oc;
staii a6c.
PRoVIsIoSs--shouidsrs,H Hams sides nosaies.
sugar Cured Hams, stc.s retail ioe.
LEATHER--soie 34D3s ;Harnsss<oa44.
HIDBs-Dry Flint l6c; Dry sated IA; grubby haii
price green sic; green shsep pelts ioc9iasi
green hog skins i5c.
HAY-Timothy, sIosIa 90, bsied sla oo9si'
Prairie o. Dogs 20.
satisfactorily ~ 90 TO 10; Flax Seed rs TO
81 50; good demand.
nStpSs-si rs.
tf,Gs IN den aad &C.,
! BEANs-conmon 10 good 50 to 81 20
Prime Navy e28ss2s
FEAThERS-3os4o.
! FRUIT Dried Apples &c per h. Dried Peach
es hlta. Zoe Raisfpss4 1885 Is.
GREEN APpLEs--ai 90 v bush.
CuHEsE-HatnburS, III.
/ BEEF CATTLE-3Aa4cgross.
snEEp-ss Dogs 90 vhead.
! sALT-G A, 81 rs ssAck ;Kanawha s3oe y ba
rel; Lake ~ so@esoa.
| FIsH-Mseksrsi ,No.isItis9I ybbl. No SEA
| 0pl2. NOS es4si0. White Fish Nc. 1859.
! , half Dbl. Cod Fish 7dseh.
fhS-6oAA Oh, 50 10 -sAis4l G5-- LiAceG=A--
81 90 10 9 %. Lard OIL, 81 0otoI 10 Fist on o. :
/ BEEswAx-aG to 3sc-
| VAT HoGs-es 80 to &A00 nett.
RAGs-woolen ] /; Couor4c
lie b..
kxcnANaE.-Oh New YORK percent bank abb
! unds; Pbiiadel phis, Boston. Chicago and Cincin
natl ysper cent. st. Louis = per cent Gold 10 =
~ pc cut buying.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17
Especial to World
Washington, April |

Washington, April l5.
1t is said Gov. Curtin has been tender.
ed mission to Spain. -
1t is announced on high authority that
the enrolment and CONSUMPTION is to be
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17
Louisville. April l6.

Louisville. April l6.
The rebels appear to be concentrating
their spoils recently taken in Kentucky
and Tennessee at Butksyille, KY, and at
Sains, Tenn. They are said to have a
force of about 500 At each place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17
New York April l6.

. '-799N8 -" W.T. = PIT 'eT
Havana Advices report 5000 French
endorsements reached Vera Cruz Oh the
18th.
"A Nesbern letter of the 18th reports
(nhs return Of Bpinols's command from
- as.emps to relieve Washington. They
= she enemy in great force, and had
nishes at Blounts' and Ruffs' Mills
car men wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-04-17

slo,k ts...-.s.
sew York, April 10.
~ 81 -i5.i.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-22
REAL ESTATE.
40 USES IN
GIi FOR RENT. &lE

Brick House Market street between Sth aud 9l No.
Sl5, $3.50 OO
Frame House in Mechanic street below Lombard ST.,
No. u, SiS 90
Brick ouse and Lot Lord street, third door from
Railroad No. 0S, 500 90
Brick House Lord street second door from Railroad,
SO 90
House Of Church Taylor Streets Sbj 90.
do do ON Tay or street adi DINING the above S6l 60.
Five Brick Houses oil lth street Pine, Nos COL,
L03 Co., dO1 anu GO9, eAcl ttU 10.
Five Brick Houses 18Th street Lombard, Nos.
503 $685. 5U1, 500 and 81 etch SO o.
Two Frame Houses Riddles Lane. first from Stone
Tavern, uAch $40 20.
Frame House adjoining the alley I'D from tavern, s3G 10
Four Frame Houses adjoining the above each $40 o.
Brick Hsuse on Lombard street between McCauley
and 18th streets, SEQ w.
Brick House S W corner u Front and Thorn Streets,
$l25 20.
Biek House Tatuall street above Second street. No.
EOS, $40 o.
Small Brick on Orange street between Third and Fourth
streets, $50 co.
Orange Streets
Two Franc Houses Eth and Elizabeth streets, each
S32 90.
Brick House on ,hureh street between Eighth and
Ninth streets, SSl co
Brick House, No 1916 King street between 18th and
18th streets 500 90.
Brick House Taylor between Locust and Buttonwood,
$40 10.
krck House Market street between 18Th and 18th
streets, $40 10.
Brick stable on 18th stree. between Market and Orange
streets, $63 90.
Brick house on 9th street between Pine and Spruce
Brick House. . rooms we'll finished, with 10 acres oil
land, aud brick stable, near Wilmington, 80 20.
House aud premises at the s. H. corner u Market
aud Water Streets nov the James h. Cox aud
VIM. p. Carr, possession on the Goth u March next
Apply to WILLIAM McCAuLLEY,
ieh2S. COO Market 81, Wilmington Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-22
JOHN MoLEAR 81 SON.
Conveyanoers, Notaries Public
Real Estate, Stock, Note and
Exchange Brokers,

No. liz Market Street.
DELAWARE FIRE INSURANCE BUfLDiN0
accurately drawn. 49, f''Nl''J Ahu
PRoMlssohY NOTES NEGOTIATED.
sTuCks AND LOANS Of all kinds bought ami so,l mi,
commission IN TINS city or at the Brokers boards in pbt.
urlhlAt New Atrk, or other cities by mean. 1f trr
P'nnilig nr9kers Who are all frms of high standing
NJ EXTRA COMMISSIONS are cbnrroJ my .t
oaus purchased abroad, the regular brokers IL
and our agents. e'"'eu "u'he'Ges
DKAFIs-We draw on PHILADELPHIA. New yo-l. or u,s
you ana procure drafts on other American tties At ,ta
lowest rates OF exchange ''''e" "t tue
a.. rYH a phAFis-We draw on Great Bdinin Ire.
,' ~ germany ana every other country In F,p5ne
os nouses u undoubted standing, In suns to slIl DIR
.h.ASCHANGE-Foregn or Domost.e-bngbt md .oit
~ ~ n,us s, favorable rates allowed hy he ntrk,t
York. w. 40 "'''"eN NF Shtckh Ou New
REAL EsTATE.-we attend to the purcbass ,,,, .,,.
W. - EalAte IN town or country and Respectfully init
lui'hssers or sellors To give us a call Ne rent hn
uun OF their vents. "'euN 10 the eolou-
g''Lhu llNs -unr correspondence enables mr. 4,
, any llumlnent point In America or in Ai,v fnrtr1
,vuhny' through the most reliable channels. I'm t,ci
@ ~ lnann" collections therefore enlupls,n and
ss iuely lsisnns awaiting themselves of them INA " i
.H.ileHt mai their business will hp taithGlv ,.1
KIN Atehnri o. cur charges are As Law A. MA
h4ie by any reliable parties '' ~" do are
h ease Where We employed our aim Ia In 40
m lu' We Interest Of our customers mud va .allr,f
,''Aiv "' our friends aud the public generally
JOHN MoLkAK BON
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-22
NEW CASTLE COUNTY
IISUBA nee co MP ANY.

Vihee wilmington Institute, corner OF 9th
and Market Streets, Wilmington, Del.
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES RED0CED TO FIVE
PER CENT
NliE principle Of Mutual Insurance is believed to he
the safest and experience lar has proved II to be the
cheapest means Of Insurance against Loss ny FIRE aud
although this institution has beeen but ~ years in ex-
icuee the list of insurers will compare fayorably with
any other; aud the l. saz by fire during that time al
though not few, have been promptly paid as all who have
been insured In this oe1 and have had the MISFORTUNE
10 he burned attest The object has been to
cure good list Of safe risks rather than to swell the
number OF insutd without regard to hazards thus les
SEEMING the liability Of sinking the cash capital in u
heavy disasters during the year.
DIRECTORS.
INSTRUMENTATION Candy, Vincent c. Gipin, George
Richardson John A Duncan, Jacob Pussy, John Cochran,
William Tatna Edward T. Bellah, Samuel Candy.
BRANpywiER HUNDRED -Edw. Bringhurs Bill d. TAlley.
cuRlsrIASA HuSDRED.-Chas. W. Rowland James Rid
die.
New CASTLE HUSDRRD.-Johu luyer
WmTE CLAY CRBgK HusDRED-Abram r Shannon
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
GEO. II. r. siaNoSs, Secretary and Treasurer. t4
= Ohlse hours from to and from TO 8.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-22
MEDICAL.
n. X. Brinehurst's Bulletin.

H. X. Bringhurst's Bulletin.
Whoiesdle and Retda Dfaggist, (3lT) Fourth and
Markei street, -
cEpHALIc PILLS tspaulding'sl for Head Ache at H
Il. Bringhurst's 5i7 Market street. 80
BROWNE BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs one Of the best
articles for diseases ofthe throat Ac H. Briushuts
Drug store. Ns
TowNsEND's sARsArARILLA, fresh stock just re-
seived aud for sale hy II. r. Bringhurtt Apoheeary.
WiSHART'S Pine Tree Tar Cordial, the celebrated
cough preparation to DO had at H. H. ringhurss Drug
store
sPAFFoRD's OLIVE TAR, the genuine article to be
had by calling at n. Il. Bringhufst's Drug Store.
Mrs. WINS, oW'S SOOTHING SYRUP now In great
demand for children esthng, at II. X. Bringhursts
fLASkS Tor sportsnen-I have hne assortment Of va
lOus Sizes from = pint to pint have just imported
them aud they the huest quality OF DAons fasks-
/ II. X. Brnghurst, 3l7 Market street
! BRANDY aud wIllsKEN selected pure and OF hne
quality for medical purpusesr by H. Il. Bringhurst
FLAdGS RELIEF for the Immediate relief OF palm Ut
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company, In Whining
ton Thursday the 18th day Of october at 10 o'clock
A. 81
COLD CREAM for chappel hands lips for sale In
| any quantity, by H. r. llringhurAt.
FINE SALAD OIL, a superior article at H. II. Bring
bursts
H0sTEFTER's BlTTERs they give general satisfaction
and are now Ia great "Yugue." H. IT, Bnnghura
Wholesale aud Retail pruggist-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-22

John H. Pennington, Clerk ii The House of Representa-
lves oi The state OF Delaware, being authorized y Hes
luon Of SAD House ia have the foregoing act rutitd
An Act IN Relation Ia iree Negroes aud Aiulatoe' mil
nsnel IA " ih journal end Ahte,mdH,' The D.ia-
Of two months do hereby certify thai ihe above and r
18th, 1868 ''' ''"'''
In witness Whereof have hereunio sot INV, hand ST..
Slefk OF the Huute of Representatives this gjf dav az
NiAreh, A. d. one thousand eight hundred and tisiv
'nipu' JOHN Il. PhNINGIuN,
Clerk Of the lou4n al