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Exploded Ideas.

From long editorial in the Norfolk, Va.)
Post Of July 10th, headed Exploded Ideas, y
we make the following extract
Some fawning sycophant, or adept in the art
Of fattery, writing in the Richmond Repubtsc,
has revived that old, WORKOUT and most disgust
ing cant about the superiority of the people of
MISUNDERSTANDING that they much better
than their equals, and are entitled to more consd-
Grafton than theiR feow-citizens of other sections
With all due respect to this Individual from
abroad, who appears SO anxi Gus. 10 become a
toady, and ingratiate himself into the favor of q
few vain, brainess and unthnking Young men
and effete old fOges who still cling to the idea
that the soil of Virginia was first peopled by
demigods, while the other States composing the
Union owed their settlement to an inferior race
of mortals we beg to say that we differ with him
entirely. When he calls men who have come
into this State, who have crossed the imaginary
line which divides Virginia from Maryland Penn
sylvania or Ohio, Aliens we tell him plainly and
emphaticaIly that we do not view il ia that light
We look upon these States as forming one COM
mon country, and do not believe that a State
line makes any difference In the feelings, opin-
ions. COMPLEXION, Intelligence or blood of the
people. We have no doubt we have as good men
In Virginia as there are to be found in Maine or
Texas but there are no better men, and no more
of them. than any other State can produce
The several States, if wehaye read hstoryaright,
and we think we have, were peOpled from the
same source, and with precisely the same kind oil
people that Is, in a general way. Al
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Marvland ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

The President on Wednesday last, appointed
Hon. Edwin II. Webster, Collector of Customs
vice Henry W. Hoffman; Ellington Fulton, OF
Baltimore City, Surveyor-yice John McJiiton,
and Samuel NJ Evans, Of Baltimore city, Naval
Officer--vice Francis S. Corkran.
In these appointments much interest has been
manifested for quite a length Of time, and We
are really grai6ed TO know that the matter Is
finally settled.
A few days ago the city papers published the
appointments, in which all the old incumoenls
had been retained, and since which time perfect
furore was kept up by the friends of both parties
with the above result. The appointments arc
good Ones and whatever else may be said OF the
retiring officers, all parties will agree that they
were competent and faithful TO the government
in the discharge of their duties
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DISTRESSING FATAL1TY-ErGnT DEATHS IN
ONE FAMILy-Two weeks ago we noticed
the affection in the family of Mr.. Dennis
Boone, residing between Liberty and Wal
kersville, Frederick county, Nd, up to
which time four ofzhis children had died.
Since then four more have died. There is
now but one left. Thirteen brothers and
sisters-the oldest not twenty years of age
now lie side by side in the quiet grave
yard. Such fatality in one family has sell
dom ever occurred The, disease was dip
liberia. A number of the citizens went out
on Saturday last and harvested nearly the
whole of Mr.. Boone's crop, which the ter
rible affection in his family had prevented
him from touching. Other parties have
been gathering his hay and doing other
necessary work for the bereaved family
i En-. Paper. iea 2'
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SUMNER FRU1T.-Every steamer which
arrives here from Southern ports brings
some of the early summer fruits which ripen
under the genial warmth of the sun. In
passing through the city markets we OBJ
serve watermelons, cantalcups, peaches and
appricots, all Of which command high pri-
ally too unripe to be eaten, obtain from so
cents to ST.; peaches of the most indiffer-
ent flavor sell for ST per peck, and canta-
leups 25 cents each. In the course of a
few days the fruit raised in the counties OF
this State will appear in the markets, and
will prove not only of superior quality to
that now offered, but will besold at reason
able prices.-Bdlto. American
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Welcome to Baltimore Co, Soldiers.

Welcome to Baltimore Co., Soldiers.
Shortly before the late 4th, of July, it, was
proposed to have grand celebration of the day
with a reception to the returned soldiers of Bal
timore county, combined. AS it was then q
very busy season, when farmers could with
difficulty leave home, it was postponed tc
some moro suitable time. Now that harvest is
over and every person may give a day to the
laudable purpose of welcoming back our re-
turned soldiers, a few patriotic men of our town
have taken the matter in hand, and are max
ing the necessary preparations to have large
and creditable county reception for our soldiers
on the 18th of September next. This lisa State
holiday, memorable for the gallant defence o.
Baltimore by our forefathers, in 1914. Itcomes
at time when every farmer can spare aisday
to so worthy purpose. . iis % prs p
The gentlemen who have taken the matter
in hand are such as will be satisfied with nc
mean or halfway work, and who have started
out with liberal contribution toward the OBJ
ject themselves. To have a good reception
creditable to the large. pppulous and wealthy
county in which we live, it will take money
OOhAAAAOVSSo oAS o'AASoNJ oPpoiAOON w AOSCi'S
subscriptions in every district in the county
so that all may have an opportunity of aiding
in the laudable work. tits proposed to have a
public dinner, Band of music, several distin-
gushed speakers, accommodations of every
kind for people from distance, and everything
else necessary to q large and pleasant meeting
We hope the people throughout the county
will manifest that liberal interest in this mat
ter which it deserves: Let us remember what
we owe to the brave men who have helped to
fight thesbattles of the past four years. They
stood between us and the enemy, a living wal
of fire. They have fought and they have won
And is because of their invincible heroisn
that we are living in the midst Of peace and
plenty to-day, surrounded by all the. comforts
and amenities of our quiet homes & bid s4e
We want to see good turn Tout on the ap-
pointed day. Not only every returned soldier
but every UNION MAN with his wife and fam
| lily, should make it point to be present on the
| occasion. - 49,
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\ WESTERN MARYLAND RAILROAD EXTENSION The
project for constructing an independent line Of
the Western Maryland railroad from this city,
to connect with the present road near Owings'
Mills, instead ofusing the Northern Central road
hence to the junction, is about to be pushed with
earnestness by the interests involved. A meeting
of stockholders in the Western Maryland and
those doing business along and over the line is to
be held at Westminster on the Sd of August,
with the view of furthering the enterprise. 1t is
announced that persons will be conveyed by rail
to the meeting gratuitously. Surveys and est-
mates have heretofore been made for the new line.
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Third Election District.

AA1EU kGl0CLlOuA OlSCF1CC.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That, the
In undersigned, Registers appointed by the
Governor of Maryland, under. the act Of the
General Assembly, passed March 9th, 1865
will meet for the performance OF their duties,
AT DITCHS MILE HOUSE,
On Tuesday and Wednesday, tile 8th and eth days
ifn4ss of august mert; fati
go AT HAMMETTS 3 MILE HOUSE, ~
On Tuesday and Wednesday,, dug 18TH md 1911;
AT PIKESVILLE,
On Tuesday and Wednesday the 22d and 23d days
of august nert,
and so on alternately on Tuesday and Wednes-
day of each succeeding week, at the same pla-
ces, until the Third Wednesday of September
next, inclusive, sitting each day from A. NJ.
to P. NJ. o
81 JASPER N. SLACK,1
F. Z. M6RLING, Registers.
'soa s7od JOHN DITCH, w ga
July 22.-td. tst e ne
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Curiosity.

The other day, Mr.. John Haggerty, of this
county, formerly member of the lst. Md. Infan-
try, showed us copy of The Duly C'tszen, pub
lished at yicksburg, Miss, Of date July I'd 1868,
when the city was still in Rebel hands, and Grant
beseging it closely on all sides. 1t isprinted on
one side of sheet OF common, brown, wall pa
per- aboutl2 by % oinches. It is full of the
most extravagant rumors of Gen. Lees march
through Pennsylvania, and endeavors tokeep up
The spirit of the starving people Of Vicksburg BY
promises Of speedy relief from the outside
Among other articles it contains the following
On DT,-That the great Uiysses--the Yam
kee. Generalissimo, surnamed Grant-has ex-
pressed his intention of dining in VicksburgI on
Saturday next, and celebrating the 4th of July
10y grand dinner and SO forth. When asked if
he would invite Gen. 10. Johnston 10 join he
said, mo for fear there will be q row at the
table. Ulysses must get into the city. before
he dimes in it. The way to cook a rabbit is
g first catch the rabbit" &c. 58g ssa aa
Two days later our troops entered the city,
took charge of the Citizen office, and added the
following noteto the number which was then
nearly ready to ISSUE 70 % @ 3ett
| Xllalps1f aea iaN 80 July 4th, 1868.
Two days bring about great changes The
hammer of the Union floats over Vicksburg. Gen
Grant has q caught the rabbit, y he has dned
in Vicksburg, and he did bring his dinner with
him. The 'Citizen' lives to see it. For the
last time it appears on g Wallpaper" No more
will it eulogize the luxury of mule-meat and
fricasseed kitten--nrge Southern warriors to such
diet never-more. This is the last wallpaper cit
izen, and is, excepting this note, from the types
as we found them. 1t will be valuable hereafter
as a curiosity. gs s0 eHss oi
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.DIsTURBAxcE AT A CoLoRED Peoples MEETING. :
Near the II mile stone on the York Road, the
recently bought al adjoining lot on which they
design erecting Church! To collect funds for
this purpose, they have been holding Bush meet
ings on the ground for several Sundays past, the
preachers coming up from BALTIC. Last Sunday,
we are informed by resident of the neighbor-
hood, there was considerable disturbance at the
meeting on the part of some imprudent young
men and at one time there was quite a fight, in
which however, nobody was seriously hurt, both
parties withdrawing their forces in good order.
coS s aS opme WAS be l y We eb
ard Johns, was so badly injured, by being beaten
and cut by razor, that he has since died.
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ASURPRIsE PARTY.-On Tuesday evening last
about twenty-five gentlemen from the city, MEM
bers of several different Lodges of Free Masons,
came to Towsontown in special car, for the pur-
poseof visiting Mount Moriah Lodge at this place.
Their visit was entirely unexpected and no prep
aration had been made to receive them. After
the adjournment of the meeting at the Hall the
visiting and resident Lodges retired to the Smed-
ley House, where fine supper had been prepar-
ed by direction of the visitors. A number of the
company were fine singers, who entertained the
house with their music, while wit and good feel
ing prevailed throughout After leaving the
Hotel, the visitors repaired to the house Of Jno.
H. Longnecker, Esq, and favored that gentle
man and family with a handsome serenade.-
They returned to the city by special car, some
time past midnight, pleased with their visit.
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SECOND Election District.

NToTfCE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
IN undersigned, Registers appointed by the
Governor of Maryland, under the act of the
General Assembly, passed March oath, 1865,
will meet for the performance of their duties at
THE PLACE FOR HOLDING THE POLLS
IN RANDALLSTOWN,
On Tuesday and Wednesday,, the Sth and 9th
n, days Of august nert, & II
and will continue their sessions on Tuesday and
Wednesday of each succeeding week.. at the
same place, until the Third Wednesday of Sep
tember next. inclusive, sitting each day from
A. NJ, to 5 p. M. Ge*a
JOSEPH II. WRIGHT,1
g D.. II, STINCHCOMB, Registers.
nsu Mn. HAIGHT, s4g 4ef
July 22.-td..
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Seventh Election District.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
Governor of Maryland, under the act Of the
General Assembly, passed March oath, 1865,
will meet for the performance of their duties at
HOFFACKER'S HOTEL, PARTITION,
On Tuesday and Wednesday,, the 0th and 9Th
24.ie days Of AmguSt meet,
and will continue their sessions on Tuesday
and Wednesday of each succeeding week, at
the Same place, until the Third Wednesday OF
September next, inclusive, sitting each day
from A. NJ, to P. M.
ALFRED s. COOPER,
KEAN CURRY, Registers.
: eTayy HENRY S. CONN, = JIEU AtL8
Inlv Odd.
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BARNUM's MUsRUM.-Mr. Barnum, whose
museum in New York was destroyed by
fire, announces his intention of immediate
ly erecting new one He says that he can
nearly supply the places of the revolution
airy and other relics which have been de-
stroyed, and shall send an agent to Europe
Immediately to collect curiosities.
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AN IMPORTANT DECISION. Judge Butler,
of the First Judicial District of Tonnes
see, in recent case brought before him,
where q man had sued returned Rebel for
damages caused by Rebel soldiers, decided
in substance that every man connected with
the rebellion was personally responsible for
acts done in furtherance of the rebellion,
and instructed the jury that if the defen-
dant was an active Rebel, and the act COM
planned of an act Of rebellion, the defend
ant was liable for damages
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Fourth Election District.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
In undersigned, Registers appointed by the
Governor Of Maryland, under the act of the
General Assembly, passed March oath, 1865
will meet for the performance of their duties al
4 STORMS HOTEL, REISTERSTOWN,
On Tuesday and Wednesday,, the Sth and 9th
days Of august nert,
and willscontinue their sessions on Tuesday and
Wednesday of each succeeding week, at the
same place, until the Third Wednesday of Sep
tember next, inclusive, sitting each day from
A. NJ, to S P. M. 4ssta
sae JNO. III. HARTMAN, J eae q
~ D. 8. LoNGNECKER, Registers.
+ - VIM. GAMBRILL,
July 22.-td. Aglf1st .tati5e
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Union County COunlIniftce.



NO. g1s 80
TIME. Union County Committee of Baltimore
County are requested to assemble at the
Court House, Towsontown, on
Wednesday,, August I'd, 1865,
M at III o'clock A. M. Td
0 The following gentlemen compose said Com
mittee, and every member is respectfully re-
quested to be present, as business OF importance
demands their attention
q FIRST Dist,Tet-George II. whittemore, Jas.
r. Thompson. 4sa4ah 1iA
Second do-Geo. S othoweraJno. X. Harvey.
-. Third do.--Col. VIM, IT,. Purnell, Frank l..
Morling. f.Gr 81,
Fourth DE-. P. Philpot, E. T. Larsh.
Fifth do.-Saml Becky, Thomas Hale
sSirth do.-Nelson Cuttings, Christ. Gore
Seventh do-Wm Kirkwood, Thos. Cooper.
n 4 Eighth do--P. +. Coekey, John 0. Price.
Ninth DOL. 4. Ensor Chas II. Nicola.
Tenth do.-N. a. Parker, John Philpot.
Eleventh. do. r. Sparks, Rufus King
TtoelJth do.-Chas. Whittemore, JAS. Button.
t Thirteenth do-Edward Whittemore, Thorn
as j. English. fHll
CHRIST GORE, Chairman.
JOHN 7. ENSOR, Secretary. era vt.
In1v 5-9t
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NOTICE.

OFFICE CLERK OF THE CIRcUIT CoURT FOR
BALTrMoRE COUNTY,
TowsoNTowN, March 17ths 1865.
nERSONS having Deeds, Mortgages, &c. in
this Office for record, left prior to MAY
10th, 1865, are hereby informed that all such are
now ready for delivery, and they are requested
to call and receive them. The large number
of instruments of writing accumulated in this
Office, prompts the undersigned to make this
request. JNO. Ill. lLONGNECKER,
May 20.-4m. Clerk.
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Eighth Election District.

NOTICE, IS HEREBY GIVEN, That tho
IN undersigned, Registers appointed by the
Governor of Maryland, sunder the act of the
General Assembly, passed. March oath, 1865
will meet for the performance oftheir duties al
COCKEYSVILLE,
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the SM and 9th
54 k3 days of AugastneGt, go
and will continue their sessions ON Tuesday
and Wednesday of each succeeding week, al
the same place, until the Third Wednesday, OF
September next, inclusive, sitting each day
from A. NJ, to SIP. M. - - s4s
~ ABRAHAM -JESSOP,
49, EDWARD RIDER, Registers.
ROBERT S. SMITH, j. ava
Iulxy I'd
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Fifth Election District.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
Governor of Maryland, under The act of the
General Assembly, passed March oath, 1865
will meet for the performance of their duties al
DANIEL WILHELM'S,
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the Sth and 9th
49,. days Of august neat, -es
and will continue their sessions on Tuesday and
Wednesday of each succeeding week. at the
same place, until the Third Wednesday of Sep
TENDER next, inclusive, sitting each day from
A. M. to P. NJ.
err 5 SEo. F. T. With WILHELM, Registers.
THOMAS HALE,
July 22-td
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Z Sixth Election District.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That. the
IN undersi gned, Registers appointed by the
Governor of Maryland, under the act of the
General Assembly, passed March oath, 1865,
will meet for the performance of their duties,
AT THE PLACE OF HOLDING THE POLLS
5i4oes8 IN MIDDLETOWN, = 80
On Tuesday aud Wednesday, the SH and 9th days
5i.a ~ of august meet ~
and will continue their sessions on Tuesday
and Wednesday of each succeeding week, at
the same place. until the Third Wednesday Of
September next, inclusive, sitting each day
from 9. A. NJ, to P. M. ia .9ali
l~ aa JACOB B. WILHELM, ~ pres
.as 3; q WV; MCCULLOUGH, Registers
-afaa 5 CHAS.i BURKE, a4 3a J.t;~9 ~ ~
:July22.-td. 14..s Ii-eQa44 a2Ia ass
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To All Whom it May Concern
N 0 7 | C E

I NOLLECTOR'S OFFICE U. s. INTERNAL
u REVENUE, SECOND DISTRICT, MARY
LAND, BALTEoRE, July 9Th, 1865.
All persons requiring LICENSES in this Dis
trict are informed that they are now due and
payable, and must be obtained Immediately;
in default of which the penalties incurred,
which are heavy, will be enforced.
PAYMENT may be made at this office, No. So
East Baltimore Street, between the hours of 8
A. NJ, and 2 P. NJ, daily.
JAMES L. RIDGELYs Ia.
July I5.-3t Collector.
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REWARD OF MER1r-Thirty years ago
Asa Packer left Mystic, Connecticut, hav-
ing no earthly possessions butts bundle of
clothing which he carried with him. He
proceeded to Pennsylvania, where, by, in
dustry, he has risen to wealth and Influence.
Recently he gave 100000 to found col
lege in that State. Lnssaa. lg.l ~.
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NINTH Election District.

Ninth Election District.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That the
IN undersigned, Registers appointed by. the
Governor of Maryland, under the act of the
General Assembly, passed March oath, 1865,
will meet for the performance of their duties at
RITTER'S HOTEL, GOVANSTOWN,
T Oh. Tuesday and Wednesday, The SH and 9th
days Of Augslst neat,
and will continue their sessions on Tuesday
and Wednesday of each succeeding week, at
the same place, until the Third Wednesday of
September next, inclusive, sitting each day
from A. NJ, to P. M. sf..r7Fs.tt - +
DIR. j. R. WARD,l 81 f-.. u
E.L.iPARKER,i Registers.
GEN. LEAKIN,
Jnlv 22.Atd.
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ewThe sum of AZ 600 was realized /

EThe sum of $4,000 was realized by
the Govt from the sale Of hides, tallow
horses, &C., which took place recently al
Washington. There yet remains large
lot of mules to be disposed of at auction
those which are being sold are generally o
the best order, and command fair prices
though much less than was paid for them
by the Government. It is designed to send
portions of them to the several States for
sale where the best demand is known tC
exist. - = ~
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NOTICE.

T,HE Stockholders of the MERIDITH's
FORD and JARRETTSVILLE TURN
PIKE COMPANY are requested to pay Eight
Dollars t$S) per share of their subscription TO
said road on or before the FIRST SA TURDAY
IN Il UG US7, 9th day. 1865. -,
By order Of the Board, -t- 3'@ " =
j. H. .sCARFF, Secretary.
July 22.-td. si4
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DIR. r. f. CHAPMAN,
$50 REWARD.

CTOLEN from my stable on the night'of July
- 18th, A BLACK MARE, about ~
i6A hands high, quiteshowy; two srsg-A&3A
hind feet white, small Jumps on kkDAAQ
her shoulder caused by the collar, - kSiEsS1E&
and between ii and IL years old The above
reward will be given for tho mare or any in
formation that may lead TO her recovery.
w. T. SL0TH0WER, 81
~ Powhattan, Baltimore county. i
II,lur ) 4
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Tanth Elaction .District.

Tenth Election District.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That the
IN undersigned, Registers appointed by the
Governor of Maryland, under the act of the
General Assembly, passed March oath, 1865,
will meet for the performances of their duties at
'a@ SHADES TAVERN,
Oh. Tuesday and Wednesday, the SM and 9th
-, days of August neat,
and will continue their sessions on Tuesday
and Wednesday of each succeeding week at
the same place, until the Third Wednesday. OF
September next inclusive, sitting each day
from A. NJ, to 5 p. M. gf(AgG
WILLIAM C. VANCE,
w. STONEBRAKER, Registers.
JOSHUA II. PARKER,
July 22.-td.
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Ito. O. R-Thc following gentlmemen have
recently been elected officers of Henry Ciay
Lodge, No. 81, located at Reisterstown, Baltimore
County m c., r. 7. Beckley V. G., H..
L. Giles r. s., John i. Lloyd r. s., John
g. Crout T., John Giles, Sr. ~
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i G. W. Gayle, the man who once offered q re-
ward IF million dollars in a Southern Paper
for the murder Of President Lincoln, Vice Pres
ident Johnson and Secretary Seward arrived at
Hilton Head, S. O., from Washington, and on
the 18th inst, under guard and thence was sent
to Fort Pulaski. R. T. M. Hunter, of Virginia
who is also now COINED in that stronghold, has
applied to President johnson for pardon. '
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TAKE NoTIcE THE meeting of the County
Executive Committee, called for next Wednesday,
has been postponed one week, by order of the
Chairman $f tf4 gssN
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| ApPoINTMRNr.-Mr VIM. H. Knight has been
appointed Deputy Sheriff and Constable for the
Eleventh District. He is prepared to attend to
all business entrusted to him. and will make
prompt returns Of all collections placed in his
| hands. .4ayi- aaAa{ WI 4 -#aSe .5s#tt