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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-11
The Meeting i'm savannnh--Oniy Sew
enieen Persons Prcsent--A signid-
cant Communication.
From the Richmond Wing, Jan.O.I

AUGUSTA, Jan. 3.
The ConstitationaIist of this morning
contains the proceedings Of meeting OF
the citizens of Savannah, copied from
the Loyol Georgian Of the 2Sthult The
meeting was called to order hy Mayor
Arnold The proceedings of the meeting
we've the same rs already published III
northern papers A gentleman from
Savannah SAYS only seventeen persons
were present The Augusta Chronicle OF
this morning contains "A significant COM
munication, entitled l. il REASONABLE
to Secedc"
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The Lake Erie Raiders.

TORONTO, C. w, Jan. l0.-The case OF
Berley of the Lake Erie pirates. was
again before the court to-day. The orig
inal document signed by JEFF Davis was
produced, which authorized the raid
Objection being made to receiving it, the
court adjourned to Thursday to consider
the objection.
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Shipment. 10 Savannah

NEW YORK, Jan. lO.-Several parties
desiring to ship cargoes to Savannah for
trade, the Secretary of the Treasury has
ordered that no clearance should DO
granted for shipments on private ac-
count without special orders A letter
from Beaufort says the people of savan-
nah are destitute, and that our military
officers feed from 5,000t TO 10000 persons
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sherman Relieved TO be Advancing ON
BrauChviilc.
From the Richmond Senth

FIom the Richmond sentinel Jan .
There is nothing additional relative to
doubtless moving in the direction OF
Branchville - "
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Meeting In Philadelphia for tho Relied
Of Savannah.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l0.-A meeting of
the citizens to devise means for the relief
of the inhabitants of Savannah, was
held at the Board of Trade rooms this af-
ternoon The Right Rev Bishop Potter
was called 10 the chair.
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Georgia not Ready for Submi mission"---
Approximations that the EmIlre State
OF the south will be Deceived by "the
Transparent Cheat Of the YAnkees."

From the Richmond Enquirer p.
Every one must have observed the diff
ference in the tone of Shermaa's letter
addressed to the Yankee commahdant at
Huntsville from that employed IL him i'll
his communicationswit the people of
Georgia. Then he announced the policy
of the Federal government to expatriats
the population of the South and supply
their places with slaves and aliens. Now
he is all kindness and clemency. The
people of Georgia are to be protected Ill
their persons and property. He expects
to own a thousand slaves. Emancipa-
ton is IA war measure to cease with sub
mission We are told that the people Of
.SaraHn0h are to BE- better taken care Of under
the Lincoln government than under that
uhich they elected themselves. Georgia IS
not readytot Submission. We demand pub
lie meetings in Georgia. We want to
hear the voice of her brave and true
patriots. Rally the men. Encourage
the people Comfort the feeble. Yarn
those rho confde in the transparent cheat ot
the Yankees Animated with a determi-
nation to stand together, the passage OF
Sherman through the State will not
weaken our cause. The stern determ-
nation will close behind the invader as
the water follows the keel, and the
world will be convinced that, united in
our resistance. We are iuvinCible
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The Federais Before Haraeeyilie--No
Indications Of Immediate Attack.

From the Richmond Examiner. Jan. 3.
4 dispatch from General Hardee re
ports the enemy TO have arrived before
Hardeeville. but that there were no in
dications OF Immediate attack
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The Tribuue's Opinion OF the Riair
Mission.

NEW YORK, Jan. lU.-The Tribune says
Blair. Senior, is on his way to Richmond,
and goes specially to see what can be
done in the way of peace. The Tribuns
don't think he will succeed, aud urges
the filling up of our army and making
short work OF the rebellion Blair Is not
clothed with any power from our Gov
ernment. but we iufer is authorized to
ascertain whether any true peace i nov
attainable. ----------
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The Mas.nchu.e.,s seua,or.sip.

BosToN, Jan. lv.-The House to-day
voted for United States Senator with the
following result; Henry Wilson 2U7;
Andrews II; K. c. Winthrop4 4.
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snow storm a, Bua.Ie,

BUFFALO, y -G7JaR l0--A severs
snow storm /. prevailing here, which will
probably delay railroad travel Weather
mild, 49,. ... s. :
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The Gold Market.

New YORK, Jan. l0-l0 p. M.-Gold
closed at 81 23s.
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T-YTE zEZEkZI 1I
.- E-ZLs III y
.s3EO S5J yTgET'
The New York herald., 1865-06-20
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

CIGARs, wHOLEsALE.-wB RESPECTFULLY I
dealers In cigars that offer them the choc
brands OF imported Havana and Domestic Cigars at very l.
proes One trial will prove the fact We are and have Dc
manufacturers and Importers for the last ve years
hater ourselves 70 keep fine assortment OF cigars and ~
tculary old and well seasoned goods Buyers Will 9le
call BERG CO., st. Petersburg Cigar Store <2S Bro
way, between Howard and Canal streets.
The New York herald., 1865-06-20
THE LECTURE sEAsON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-FOR oENILENI
only at The New York Museum of Anstomy sls Bro. S
way Parties unable 70 attend these lectures can have tht
forwarded receipt Of ten cents by addressing Secretary
New York Museum Of Anatomy.
The New York herald., 1865-06-20
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1865.
COUNTRY BOARD.

GUNNER BOARD CAN BE HAD AT CRAWFORD
- depot the New Jersey Central Railroad for the
BY day week. hours ride from New YORK;
pleasant and healthy place Apply 70 or address NJ D. Il
SIMONSON.
The New York herald., 1865-06-20

ITO LEAsE-AT NEwBURo, ON THE HUDSON, TO A
private family. for Of years seDtleman's Coun
try seat The house comple'ey Arranged has fourteen
Oms modern In all re.pets, bath and 1atrr cosf Ac
rc sap garden, fruits Ae thirty o land attached
Rent $40 rer snnun Pm fntther particulars hply 70
HOMER MORGAN. No q Pine street
The New York herald., 1865-06-20

VxrANTED-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE or FROM TO
scrcs good buildings Of easy aceesss sn@ w.
hour Of the CITY Hall with good view anil l'ssf W.
from 5000 10 5000 Address with fuN pafpvl'rs
Country, box 663 New York Posi off 90.
The New York herald., 1865-06-20

NOR sALE-THE THREE STORY BASEMENT AND
snbceIlar brick House, 70 Lafayette avenue, nenr Mr.
Cuyers church, commando fine view OF Washingi'n pnrs
prnvements Aiao DeKalb avenue three story base
nent and subcelar frame House in fine order gas and
water IL rooms prce $500 Also, Madison street,
and basement frame House. In perfect order
Price Also, Monroe street. verv neat Cottage
Price 81 900 cash balance remain bond and mort
gage Immediate possession to n For permits Inquire of
A. KNOwTTON SS5 Fulton avenue corner OF Portland ave-
nue., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1865-06-20

ITO EXCHANGE FOR HoRs ps AND CAERIAGEs-
i Brooklyn lots 900 acrte Iowa hno ~ pr acre
county bonds per cent Addre w Iowa. ooh LOO Herald
The New York herald., 1865-06-20

INOR sALE-n,OO ACRES OF OIL AND MINERAL
Lands In West Virginia: geological reports and m
atops in full; &c these lands will he sold
very and two thirds OF purchase taken In stock "a
snrd on the land deeirous Of forming companies
these worthy OF attention Address stating whore
interview may he had Petroleum, Herald Office The
owner being absent for few days will wait parties wish
ing to purchase his return
The New York herald., 1865-06-20

NOR sALE-TwO DOUBLE CITY LOTS, 80 BY 100
feet each Nos lS2 and l33 in strattonpo-t corner OF
Nicholas College Point steam
boat landing; 500 for all The be seen mt 24z
First avenue between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
New York floor every day Mt O'clock at Charles
Haulbets hotel in Strattonport every SUNDAY. - -
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-02-16

MARROW EscAPE.-The residence Of Mr.
TheosC cmstock on Front street, narrowly
escaped destruction from fire on Wednes.
day night last week At about O'clock,
Mr.. G. was awakened by the cries Of his
two little boys, and proceeding to their
room found bureau standing in the cor
ner IN flames and the room full Of smoke
Hastily removing the boys to a place Of
safety, water was procured and the fire ex-
tinguished without alarming the neig hbors.
The bureau, with, its contents, consisting Of
valuable clothing and other goods mostly
very eombustible, was nearly consumed -
The loss was about 800. The fire Is sup.
posed to have originated from the careless
ness or more criminal purpose of the gir'.
who had charge Of the children. IA ,s !.
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"Mfe hathnbat shadows, save a promise given,ii
Which lights the future with fadeisss rax:t -
Q, touch theseeptre," E.'la .ss.a ss.sioop
Use DR.. D. II, Seelye''s Liquid Catarrh
Remedy, -and you will be able to JON in the
universal commentator of this truly inva-
liable, specific. n fE, ~
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for famsrizng himse with the metho DIS of nstruc-
ton now in vogues at the best Universities in the
East, will, tits confidently believed secure to his
pupils instruct systematic clear and
sFadra leading the learner through the labyrinth
OF forms and techn to those first principles
upon which, with experiment and observation all
science rests.tiE gfE Go ETE Et@sG 10
Special attention, will be paid to the morals and
The principal has sccur ed the services of a su :
peror Artist, Rev. 8. H. Worcester, who win give
instruction n Sketching, Drawing and Painting.
The Academic Year will embrace four terms OF ten
TUITION.
Tuition, including full course of ngiish branch
es Slo *l2, and $40 per term. according to age and
studies. ~ q s'i - -eerts ~ zee
Extra charges per term win be made as follows
Latin, Greek, ench md German, each. Al, 90
Piano, and Guitar with use of Instrument,
Piano, Miss Laswen, with assistance Of Prin-
Piano or Meiodeon. by r. Robert r. 20 ao; 90
Thorough Bass, and cultivation Of Voice,
each. 5000
III fantihg. .....-...-.-..l2,O
sketching, Pencilling and Crayon....... :. 500
Zone lesson per week in Drawing to pupils--wthout
Six, French add Zephyr Embroideries; Cone
and Leather work, each ........... Loo
As the Principal has permanently located at OF
tumwa, it Is his design to make this school deserve
the liberal p tronage of the public.
No deduction for absence, except In case of sick.
ness or special arrangement,
INSTRUCTORS. nv.
IT. Robert, Jr., Latin, Greek and Mathematics.
Mrs. Hattie W. Robert, German and Ornamental
work.
Miss Matte Lasweli, Piano, Guitar and French.
Rev 5. IT, Worcester, Drawing, sketching and
N.B.-The school will open at "a. NJ, Monday,
February 9th, at Mr.. Laswells corner of Sc and
Green streets. The rooms are light, dry and warm.
Ohumwa, Jan. ~. 1s65-tf
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PosrPoyRMEsr Sos sP0BtlcarroN I'VE
have postponed the publication 81 tkepaper
until Friday evening, n order to furnish to
cur readers q fnll and complete account of
the murder case Of McComb. commencing
with the first appearance of the parties in
Ottamwa, and terminating with the rxccu.
ton of the murd erer, which took place IN
the Jail in this city at ~ O'clock, N. on this
Friday February. IL. 1866. Extra conies Of
the Courier can be- had at the Post Ofscs.
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MEAN AND CowARDLY.-Somep person en-.
tered the 6Surier Office OF Norris, on the
night Of the 9th inst, and slbr9ke the cylihi
der to his Power job Press totally destroy
ing the same. The damage 10 Mr.. N. Is
not less than 800, and ifhe can not get,sa
new cylinder to suit the baance of the
press, his damage will not be less than
$4oo. .7'..h 81 i.. $3.50 &. e
Such acts prove the depravity ofthe hu-
man heart. A baser, meaner, more COW.
ardiy trick could not be done. ,ia. (,
Any man. who would enter the house. Of
another in the night time, when all are
asleep, and injure his property. would stab
you in the back, burn your house down
over your head, or do anything else thar the
evil pfhia mean 6stufsscopN saggsst!s file
would mo-, however, meet you in open day
to avenge5ffA maaiy way,,a real or sup
posed injnry.A ME-. 49,
We hope ind trast the cewarfly scoun-
drel who gdohe This act Of s,viilainly and
crime. maybe found ont. H;Hs u, hsswill
be taught q lesson sthat may doshimsome
good. --O ttumwa Mercury.
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Cows TO THE Army Col. JIM. He'd.
rick, Of the 10Th Reg. Iowa Init, who has
been confined at home some months by his
wound received at Allan a, left US on Non
day last for his regiment now with Sher-
man. pia New York and Washington. The
Col. is still on crutches, and we shonld
judge far from able to perform any active
duties in the field. We trust that able Sur
gical aid which he seeks, viii hasten his re,
covery and restore him to the head of his
regiment, where he ardently desires =, be
to participate with them in TIE glorious
achievements in which they are engaged.
REruRNEp.- s w. Summs,s, and
Maj. John s. Wood, both Of theN7th Iowa
Cavalry, arrived at their homes in this city
on Saturday last, direct from, the scsue Of
Indian hostiiities in the west. Col. sam.
mer's family returned with him, after an
absence of some year and a,halfl We regret
to learn that owing to- the reduction of the
7th cavalry below the standard Of number rs,
the country is to lose for the present the ser.
vices Of these two popular and able officers.
We are happy to soc them at home notwitl,-
standing lts !, u ..s9
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INFORMATION FREE!
To Nerpo,ss .ouRereys

Gentleman, cured Of Nervous Debility, Incom-
petency, Premature Decay, and Youthful Error, act
uated by desire to benefit Others win be happy to
furnish to allwho need it, Gree of CHARGE the re-
cipe and directions for maxi ng the simple remedy
used In his case. Sufferers wishing to profit the
advertisers bad experience, and possess a sure
valuable remedy, can do so by addressing to him at
once at his place of business The Recipe and full
information-of vital importance-will be cheerful
ly sent by return mall itsE
Address JOHN B. OGDEN,
No. 60 Nassau st. New York.
S.--Neryonssuferers of both sexes will ind
this information invaluable. Dec22-3m.
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CLAIM AGENCY

a..t. y, ss-tAl kBbE ~ ~ ~ 10 taF
Ssidiers, and the widows and heirs OF soldiers are
notified that am acting as a licensed claim agent
for procuring Pensions, Bounties, Back Pa and all
other just claims against the Government
Charges moderate, and nothing unless claims are
allowed. a. "a EDWARD H. STILES -
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CRY PROPERTY -Thes. j. Devin pur.
chased of D. B. Abrahams, the other day,
the property on Second street, near Colleg e
Square, two lots, sn indifferent house.
and stable for $1,000. Mr.. Devin sold the
same property few days after to party
whose name has Rot been reported, for
$500. Since the above transaction, Mr.
Devin has purchased lot 2, on Fifth St., a
house with tive rooms, lot 90 by 1913 for
$3.50. as 1ti
Rev. B A. Spauldng, sold his six lots,
with house and stable, situated at the cor
ner T College and Secoud streets, to John
j. Baker, for $4,000. Mr.. s. was formerly
and for many years Pastor Of the Congre
gational church in this city, and is out Of
health. lie built dwelling house on his
40 acre lot about mile from the city
where he now resides. *
Cary tnskeep sssd to w ri. Burton his
house and lot corner OF Jefferson and Four tn
ST., for $4,000. Also to the same party,
his stock of goods. A aN
We hear of the sale of numerous otsnr
pieces of city property, bat the particulars
have not been reported. There is an active
and increasing demand for improved city,
property, at fair and reasonable rates, at
this time. w y sf
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The Hutchinson Family.

Theroh and original Hutchinson Family,
Of the tribe Of Asa, will give one concert
only, at the Court House,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 21st..
The concert will consist Of patriotic and
original songs, solos, &c. This Family is
spoken of in the highest terms by the press
of the country. We have no doubt the
concert will be rich treat. ,a.,,,r,.t, 4
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yPEZz7z.XJ77rEy.'
TTHE CONFESSIONS AND Elk.
l. PERIENCE OF AN INVALID

Published for the benefit, and as Caution to
Young Men and others, who suffer from Nervous De.
bility Premature Decay ofManhood, &C., sun plying
at the same tine The Means of SelfCure. BY one
wh9 has cured himself otter undergoing considera-
BILE 'apackerys BY enoiosing a postpaid a,hires sed
envelope signed copihs may he had of Che autkor
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESQ
D3c223m, Brooklyn, Kings Co. NJ "
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sSNow.-Thcre has been continuous e.
fort to snow during the past week, still
continuing at this writing, Friday morning
Ithas, however; been se--damp as to keep
the streets "sIushy" and ,sdisagreable.-
Sleighs are trying It this morning but MI
king 4 poor success of a 90
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-02-16

Our JOB Press BRoKEN.-On Wednesday
night, last week, our printing Office was en-.
tered by some person or persons who broke
the cylinder ofour Job Press into three
pieces, rendering it necessary to send to
the Foundry at Boston, Mass, to get new
one, If it can be had. fla new cylinder
can be obtained, the loss will probably be
som, 800; if not some $4OO. In the mean
time we ask of our customers little
indulgence, We will do the best we can
f,r them until the press is repaired od e
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r I'VE JESUS. =. : :.
AIGl5tMnY oF hHtEI VISITATION
orT0mwA, IOWA. 10

On esday, the 25thy 1864, the Sisters OF
Of yeung hdiss,sin al! the branches OF Thorough
English aud Classical education INCLUDING instrue-
tionin German. FRENCH, and Latin, Crsyon and
Penc Ill Drawing. Painting n oil and Water colors,
with lessons in Vocal Music and on the P ano Harp,
and Gutaf, AFRO IN aitkinds Of Needle work.
The site Of Ottumwa is pleaeant and healthy, be-
ing stuate ed on Abe beautiful Des Moines For gran
deur and sublimity .he scenery Of the surrounding
country is surpassed by few places in this any
neighboring State. The communication by railroad
renders the Academy essyof access At all seasons OF
Although but recently established in this place,
vet other Institutions Of the Order have and
fourshed through ont the length dth 81 the
Ian since 17g9 when the f'rst Academy the sis
time they have enioyeda reputation exceeded by
The Sisters Of the Visitation although protesting
the Catholic faith will all times respect the reli
gous belief Of their pupino discussion upon these
matter being permitted. Special attention will be
given to the morals and manners as well as the
minds of their pupils.
The scholastic year is divided into four terms Of
eleven weeks each-commencng LIST September. and
closing the 18th July. During the year there will be
four examinations. semi-annual report is trans
mited TO the parents sf each young lady giving an
account Of her proficiency Tin her studies.-..
sAtthe end of each month the pupils will be ass
report made Of their progress in their studies.
them to emulaton oil who have distinguiste thcu,
selves in thersrespectye classes well as by ex-'
emplary nduct, win be awarded by the Superior.
To give ease Of man ners, as we'll as to contribute
to the Improvement OF the young ladies, Musical
Society is formed, composed of those who learn
each quarter this society win gves Ceucert the Ia
dies Of the being and to which pa
To contribute to the exact observance of rules and
polite and amiable department, the young ladies
are divided into two circles. Grown and Gold
Grown 70 the htst In th junior circle: sr
Hs' sss very.
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EGAL NOTICE.

IT EGAL NOTICE. ~
l. n 80 yames ~ m ekett 0niA Rickett, Samuel
y. sRicken. Richsrd 3, X. Rick EFT, and wnsey @.
Lane Y GU are hereby notified that the petition Of
Samuel Dor: Adwipistrator of the estate of John
IL. Rick EFT deceased. Is now n In the Office OF
the County Judge OF Wapeio county, Iowa, in which
peito pss asks said Cannty Courtio order sale OF
cdftw nreal estate inNapelld County. Iowa. viii.
West3 alf OF the Sou ction thirty
five, township seventy three, range thirteen aud
unless you appeal and make defense to sa ia petition
on or before noon OF the second day OF the March
Term 1885, Of tie County Court OF wapeiio county
Iowa, towits On the 9Th day Of March te65 default
wllfbe taken against you and an order OF sale O
said real estate granted accordipgto prayer cfpei
tonet. tf6 81. J. WILLIAMS,
Jan. IL, ls6o4w Atty for Petitioner.
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A first rate Grocery House, is NJ. Helm
rick's, 1st door East Of the Carroll House
Block. He makes it point to keep every
thing his customers wanty and he is as rea-
sonable in,his prices as the times will admit.
He don't seem to go into a decline n he can
not get the last dime fellow has got. See
his new advertisement elsewhere and give
him call. at.1i sal Tis 3. asiq-, Z. ,
Sill Quilt is fact known to some of
our citizens that experienced miners for
Petroleum from the East have been pros
peoting this winter in various places in the
Res Moines Valley. including in this vicipi,
ty, for the purpose of determining the ques:
ton whether coal oil existed here in quaint
ties to justify boring for it. The result of
their researches, we learn has been highly
satisfactory to the parties, and It IS now re-
ported that'as many as five different com :
panies, two from New York and three from
Ohio, all controlling abundant means, are
about commencing to bore with machinery
in systematic manner. Our locality is
about three miles below this city, between
the track Of the Valley Railroad and the
bluff, where the presence Of oil has unmis-
takingly manifested itself. The opinion is
expressed of these experienced parties that
more oil exists in this Valley than in other
region in the United States, and that we are
on the eve of an oil excitement that will ex
coed anything that Pennsylvania or Ohio
have experienced. This opinion receives
plausiblity when it is recollected that our
Geological surveying demonstrates this fact
that we have more coal than any other equal
extent Of territory in the world. Indeed the
Des Moines Valley rests lpon one vast bed
of coal. Wapello county is in the heart Of
the Coal Field. This being true it seems
but reasonable to infer the presence Of "Pe-
troleum.n At all event we Shall not have
to wait long for a practical test of this mat
ter. In the meantime we shalt watch with
interest the progress of the Oil fever in this
region, and shall endeavort to keep the pub
lie daily posted i'm relation thereto.