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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18


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SATURDAY, .o,r
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FIRST e9d 9iAs acts E5 by Eoye Author of The
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SATURDAY. Nov. lS,
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

VHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square,
4 and Upright PIANOS. MELODE0Ns. HARMo-
feneed nrces To let and re: aowedif purchased Monthly
payment. received for Second hand pianos bar or
gains from S6O s2e5 Factory aud "arero2,s No. so
Broadway Cash paid of secondhand riahos ra's uneu
and repaired, boxed and shipped
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

- ODNEY BEMlS is hereby notified that on
~ The Sd day Of August, A. ID. 1865, Clarissa
" .. bemis iiled IN the office of the Clerk OF the
ty OF Gcauga, State of Ohio, her Petition, aIleg
ing m substance that she was married 10 him
sept; 26lh' 1869, and at the city Of Auburn, in
OF June, 1868, said Rodney committed adultery
with woman whose name is unknown 10 tho
petitioner. The object and prayer of the Peti.
uon IS that said Clarrissa NJ. S. Beinis be di.
yoreed from him, said Rodney Bemis, and th.t
her name be changed to her former name, Clarris.
ia NJ. scott. The Petition will be fer hearing AT
me october term of said Court.
nalc Rodney Bemis is further notified tEat den.
ps"ons, 10 be used on the hearing Of the ca Sc will
@ Se laHen hy the Petitioner a, the residence of
s Soioni3n Whpp'e, in the city OF Auburn, in the
,'"I1 oi @ ne" York, on The 7th day of September
DURFEE & STEPHENSON,
,., ,,, ,oo. Attorneys for Petitioner.
H'B"S' '"'l io"'' el2w6
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-08

Mrs. HAYDEN, a smart old lady of soven.
ty-fiyo. in Braintreo, Massachusetts, was oat
bcrrsi roccntly, whom sho caught sight Of
n rattlosnako with raised head, about ready
for a spring. Soizing stick, sbo thrust il
into his open mouth and down his throat.
thus holding him to tho ground; thon draw.
ing stone to hor by aid of her foot, she,
with stick and stone, dispatched tho war
mut'' by sovoring tho head from tho body.
Shouldoring tho snake, she started for homo
with pail of berries In each hand, but con.
fosses to fright whom the hoadess body was
suddenly coilcd around her throat, and con.
cIudod to support bor prizo somo other
way. Tho snake measured nearly five feet,
and had ton rattIes.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-08
Ayers Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF

... FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF - a..
Intermittent Fever, or Fever and Agpe,
Hcmittcnt Fcvcr. Chill Fever, DNmb
Asnc, Periodical Headache or Bilious
Tor the whole class of diseaSe eS origin.
auns In hillary derangcment, cav sed
by the Malaria of mia SIN attic count ries.
TEVER and Aguo is not the only conse-
Il quenco Of the Miasmatic poison, A
great variety Of disorders arise from its ir.
ritation, in malarious districts. among which
are Nrnrofg'a, Rheunintism, Goat, Head
ache, Blindness, Toothache, Earacbe. Ca.
tarrh, asthma. Pahitation. Painful ..46ec.
ton OF tho Spleen. Mysteries, Pain 10 the
Bo,seis, Cohc, PARALYSIS and Deyangement
OF tho Stomach, all Of which, whom oripina-
ting In this cause. put on tho intermittent
type, or become periodical. This "CURE"
expois the poison from the blood, and thus
cures them all alike. 1t is not. only tho
most etfectral remedy ever discovered for
this class OF complaints, but it 10 the cheap.
cst, and moreover is perfectly, safe. No
harm can arise from its use, and the patient
when cured is left as healthy as II no had
mover had tho disease. Can this be said of
any Other cure for Chills and Eevef? II is
truo of this, and it's importance to those sf-
fl cted with the complaint cannot be over
estimated. So sure is it to cure the Fever
and Aguo, that it may be truthfuIly SAID to
be certain rOmody. One Dealer complains
that it. is not q good medicine to sell. be-
cause Que bottle cures q whole neigbbor-
hood. '' ." ''''
Prepared by J. G. AVER & Co., Lowell,
Mass. laeoi ,s| ru...' g.- 51F'i ,raa.'
W For, Sale by Cook Il McGowan, and DR.. ].
Nichols, Chardon; j. N. Thompson, Middlefied
G. w. Garrett, MontvilIc; s. Wright, Huntsburg;
G. ?. Treat, Claridon; Bosworb g. Parkman, ),
Auburn, and by dealers generally. ..... .......I
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-08
General Cox on the Death of Governor
Brough.


Genera, Coz addressed n crowded mcet
ing at Xenia on Thursday. In tho course
Of his remarks he advortod cloqucntIy tn
the death Of Governor Brougb, and is
thus reported by correspondent Of tho
Cincinnati Commtrcidi
Tho great man has fallen, and IL is hard.
" fitting that we should meet hero for ro.
jocng; wc should rather, on that account.
meet for condolement and sorrow. 1t is
meet that VIC pay that respect and tribute
TO his memory that bis ilustrious character
deserved. y
Who is this great man, and what arc the
lessons to be learned from bis life:
Governor Brough was not as no was, q
Whig, but Democrat of tho strictost scot
When tho speaker was boy. ho know the
Iate Governor as plain John Brough, a
Democratic chieftain. His character was
sterling, his heart puro. and his whole life
boioro mon upright and just. He devoted
himself to every duty, and looked no high
or for reward than its strict and conscon.
fious performance.
He brought to every sphero of action
honesty Of purpose, and an energy and abi!-
ity which know no fear of failure.
Aftor several years spont in private life,
tho patriot came forth at the call of bis
country, and, with tho pure controlling
principles of bis life, sot about giving his aid
when most such aid was needed. Such
counsel and assistance did no bring to tho
Office of Governor of this great State,
that bis influence for good was felt
all over tho country, and his repu.
tation as an able executive and cloar head.
cd statesman became national.
He oamo forth unhinderod by any preiu.
dice of party, and proved himself a patriot
throughout His purity of purpose and
honesty OF heart, urged by love of right,
made him loave party for country, and he
has left record such as any might onvy.--
10 tho dark hours of our country, whom ev-
cry ono, almost, had lost all hope, ho was
hopeful, and never relaxed IN effort, no
matter how cheerless tho result might bo.
lilo laborod with q zeal, and courage, and
faith, which nothing could shake; but be
diod before he saw tho full frution of his
hopes, and has gone to a brighter reward.
We may be permitted to inquire into the
principles OF his lifo. He was a Democrat
"a member of tho Democratic party-but,
when no found it proving reoreaut to the
best interests OF tho country, no came out
from among them--a fact, which, in itself,
was sufficient to provo that the party vas
rotton and totally unworthy the confidence
OF tho people Hence his abandonment of
It; hence its abandonment by every good and
honest man, since thecommenceme of tho
war. -
Thus, then, did Governor Brough throw
away party tor country, and, although he
has sunk to rest, his good name, his noble
example and distinguished serviooE to his
country, will live aftor him in tho memories
OF MS grateful and approaching country
men and tollow-patriots.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-08
Ohio "Democracy,"

As tho richest soil produces tho rankest
woods, SO Ohio broeds tho most refreshing
samples of Simon. pure, double barcllod.
percussion ptimod, a;r-tight and wator.
PROOF democracy. As they gave up all
hope OF SUCCESS several years ago, they now
met, like tho Mllerites-whose faith Is that
tho world was to have como to an end in
lS44-simply to vindicato their principles
Ihey nominated Long for Governor, think
ing, probably, that whoever thoy selected, II
would DO 'long" before they elected him.
Then they nominated White for Lieutenant
Governor to provo that thoy were of the
white mans party So tho ticket is Long
and White, like ghost, and ghost of q
ticket it is. .. ',.'
Tho platform, undor tho namo Of State
sovoreignty, endorses secession. Secession
would bo worry grateful for this if 10 were
nlivo. AS tho Ohio Democrats lacked the
courage to fight for secession wbilo ID still
lived, secession will hardly care for thoir
empty endorsement now. They dony tho
right of tho Government to draft troops. to
suspend tho habeas corpus, to incur tho ma
tiOn dobt, to establish tho national banking
system, to emancipato slaves, or, indeed, to
perform any of tho acts of war; They have
not vonturod to inform us whothor thew an.
prove OF tho battle of Now Orleans. tho
stamp Act or tho exile of NAPOLEON, but il
is hoped thoy acquiesco in those events
Finally, tho speakers all declared tho war
failure. This wo like. leo is expensiye,
and any substitute that is just Us cool and
refreshing is valuable. if it Gun be had
choap. Wo think we 500 jeff. Davis in his
casemato at Fortress Monroe, and poor
Stophons in his bomb proof at Fort War.
ren-both sucking at tho warm end of this
icicle from Ohio. The war a failure. ANY
poor fool could say this ono year ago, bu,
now IL takes an Ohio "Domocrat" 70 com
pass tho feat. Pass it down South-it will
soil we'll to anybody in tho refrigerator O,
leo cream trado.-Chicago Tribune.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-08
LEGAL NOTICE,

GSausa &c Ssn' county onio Court Of Common Pleas
Almon Holcomb, Plaintiff, !
Charlotte Simmons George iCiyjl Actio,
w. simmons and Orrin -''o", .....
Pulsiphcr, Defendants.
GEORGE W. SIMMONS will take notice that
~ on tho list day of August, A. ID. 1863 said
riainilii, Almon liocomb, filed in the Office Of
the Clerk OF said Court his certain ne,i,inn al u
legins in substance that on lie 3d dav Of AMI
a a. ID. 1861 said Charlotte Simmons, Gcorae w
simmons. Or.in Pulsipher and said PIointiiF AZ
mon ilo'comb, made, executed and deli yered n
% Jmo ), y. Downing, their promissory note of that
bundled an1 TO sa,a pow1ng or bearer for four
iirst day OF October, A. ID. 1864, with interest Io
pe pad annually, and that the said Almon IIol.
COMP signed said note as surcty only. And 70
secure sad Almon liocomb from loss from sign .
ing said note, said Defendant, George W Sim.
mons, aud his wife, Melissa Simmons. JOINING
WIN MN, on the 4lh day of April, A. D. 1861,
oxccued and delivered to the Plaintiff his mort'
gage deed, and thereby conveyed TO the PlaintiH
lnc me following lands and tenements situate i'm the
IP towh"niP ol Cla:iuon, County of Geauga and
state ol ONO, and known as the undivide ed one
ihlrd IN common of the following described bren.
iscs, to wit: Part OF Lot No. 2 in Section No. y
bounded as follows: beginning at The south.
Wesi ives corner OF land decided by Simon Perkins to
William Ober thence east "a chains 05 links /.
thence north q chains and 81 links: thence 1yos,
"a chains 81 links; thence south 81 chains ond
. INKS to the place of beginning; contnininn
sixiy'seven and 90 100 acres, subject to all leca
highways, excepting and reserviug S& ceres in
lhe northeast corner, decided to George w. Sim.
mons also Is rods square in the south. ives, ror
ner, to Emily Ann Beldon, April ID, 1859 Tho
said ilainltf claims he was compelled to paw a
part OF said note, to wit, the sum Oh. and
that there is due him from said George w. Sim.
mons OH said noIe, the sam of $3.50, 90 and inter
est from July LIST, 1865. - ' - -
SAID petition sets forth that said Charlotte Sim.
mons has lie lease Of said premi ses, and asks
that said premises be sold, and the amount dine
Of such sale, r0'''''
Said Defendants will take notice that, unless
the 23d day OF September, 1865 the same will be
taken as confessed.
CANFIELD g. SMITH,
el2wo Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-08

CHARLEsToN.-The Charleston Courisr
gives the following account of the pro.
gross OF one kind of reconstruction in tha,
city,-that OF buildings,-and mentions
one OF the wants in tho market there to.
day ~ ...I'
''Our city is alive with contemplated
and commenced improvements. The ring
of the trowel and hammer echoes tho mar
monious overture to better times. There
cannot be purchased ia the whole range
OF the city ten thousand feet of finishing
lumber. Nor is this the only item which
We ,pressing!y need. States and stating
TOOLS, carpenters tools, wheelbarrows,
and all the paraphernalia of carpenters
and masons, would find a market in
Charleston. All Of these materials are
manufactured to hand at tie North. and
it needs only capital and enterprise to
bring them here and supply a pressino
want OF our community. We offer this
suggestion in belief that the men Of means
who are making .heir shipments to South.
ern markets, ,have overlooked the peculiar
necessities of trade in :his city, or are.
perhap', under the erroneous impression
that we are too much demoralized by our
losses to think of going earnestly to work
inthe effort to renovate and rebuild our
good old city, -F - :
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

coa ,1's "ss q csaa!y. S; Court Of Common Pleas,
Amos NJ. Fishbun, Plaintiff ...v.
Darius |, il, Wood!woGrt,h, h,Margare, Civil Action.
M. Rhodes, William Rhodes ,' -"
and Joseph Moodcy. Deirs,
MARGARET RHODES, William Rhodes and
1tI Joseph Moodey will take notice tha, on tho
Amos NJ Fishburn, filed in the Office of the Clerk
OF said Court his certain petition, alleging in sub.
stance that on the 9Th day Of January, 2. d.
1861, said Darius Woodwork M ade and delivered
ms two promissory notes of that date to said
Amos tishburn payable to him or bearer, for two
hundred dollars each, with interest, one due on
the 2,th DAY OF January, 1866, and one on the
9Th day OF July, 1864, and to secure he punctual
payment thereof said Darius Woodwork and
T--W Woodworlh. his wife, joining with him,
by deed ct mortgage duly executed and delivered
conveyed to said Amos Nj. Fishburn, the follow
Ing described real estate, TO wit: Situate in the
township of Chester. County of Gcauga and
State oi Ohio, and known as part of Lot No. 81
III Tract No B. in said Township, and bounded
north by land owned by J. X. Thompson, east bv
the center of the Chilicothe Road, on the south
by land owned by Thomas Law and Charlotte M .
Unison, and on the west by land owned by the
Of land
Said Plaintiff claims that there is due him on
said first mentioned note the sum OF SOl r33, and
IN crest from March 7th, 1863 49, ....'. ..
'Sald petition also sets forth that the above
named no Defendants, Margaret Rhodes, William
Rhodes and Joseph Nloodey, have or claim to
have some interest in or lien upon said promises,
ana asks that said premises be sold, and tho
amount due Plaintiff, with costs, be paid out of
the proceeds of such sale
Snid Defendants will further take notice that,
unless they answer or demur TO said petition on
or before the 23d day Of September, the same will
bo taken as confessed.
CANFIELD g. SMITH,
sI2w6 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-08
For Sale.-.yyai!!ana%S!ss 'F1iv1 f%H% and and

"A
- w., Grist Mill, the Estate
OF llopestill Armstrong, deceased situated in
me cast part OF Claridon township, Goauga Co =,
ohlo. Said Farm contains about 1856 acre of
land-a good house, a small tenement house. n
carriage house, two large barns; the cow barn
mas stone basement, the other has in il plat
form scales for weighing cat, le and hay, a kiln
wa'ered with good spring water, good pure wa.
IGr brought into the barnyard in an aqueduct--
Inc farm is IN the highest state Of cultivation,
me pi9wIand bing thoroughly Nndcrdraincd
with ulc--everythng around The farm and build.
ings are substantial and convenient as a good
farmer would haveit. The Grist Mill is lar
tWo,story building in good repair; two run Of
qS ieet ourr stone, two bolts, acorn era, ker nd
everything convenient and necessary for clean.
ing wheat, aud making good flour--a good rnd
substantial dam, with a shed for the sholt or of
teams house and barn, large garden, and the
mil mas an extensive run of custom Said farm
out the farm. . .... : ''' -. ">,'
IERMS--Part pay down; the balance on
inc, with good security and interest. For fur.
tncr particulars inquire of Prudence NJ Arm.
s,Tong on the premises or Pclatiah Armstrong
Mentor, Lake County, Ohio
- PRUDENCE NJ. ARMSTRONG;,
n,,, Erccutrix
H' PELATlAH ARMSTRONG;, !
CHENEY ARMSTRONG;, Er'rs.
.... ..-. ...'' ..- -,.... SOitf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-08

This Company owns in fee simr,e the fol,oy.
ing valuable property in Vcnang0 county, Penn. !.
3. On WElkEL RUNS acres of land. one
mile from Oil Creek. This Is good Oil Territory.
and wells are being put down above this land bv
large and wealthy companies.
Q On HALLS RUN-3i acres. all boring
territory. We are now going down near this land.
3. On SAGE RuN-2l acres, good Oil Tel
ritory, A 80 barrel well just struck on this run.
near this land.
4. On EST HICKORY CREEK-e6A
acres; near The Allegheny river, and is regarded
as the very best Oil Territory, being in the same
range with Pit Hole Creek Well and also iie CO..
quette Well.
On CHERRY RUN One eighth land in.
tercs in Wells. No. ! is down 500 icct, with a
good show OF oil; No. 2 is down 420 ioet No. 3
is down $50 feet; and No. 4 is down 300 feet
6. On CHERRY RUN--Onc eighth land in.
terost in TWENTY ONE OTHER Wells, all of
which are leased, dcrricks up, and preparations
made for putting down the wells without delay
These interests have all been selected with
great care, by persons experienced in the oil busi-
ness. They are al! free intere SITS, aud the wells
ontraced TO be bored, tubed tested and worked,
without expense to the Company.
Amy person desiring information will please
address the President or Secretary, at Clevel and
ohlo. S05m3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-08

Painesvlle Il Hudson r. R. Co. Before II X.
VS. Smith, J. p,
Lewis Sykes. Chardon, Ge.
auga Co., Ohio. - =.
M the 18th day OF August, 1865, said Justice
~ issued an Order OF Attachment in the above
action, for the sum OF S2ls59, which has been
duly served and returned.
l. N. HATHAWAY,
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
Angus, 81, 1865. 9l5w3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-08
MISSOURI is FREE!
LACY a. ADAMS,
Land and Emigration Agents,
FOR iEH
HANNIBAL e. ST IN RAJVDs,An

HANNIBAL & ST. 10. RAILROAD.
We are prepared to furnish valuable aid and in.
formation to all who desire TO remove to Nilsson.
Il. We supply all the land documents published
by the III. q St. Jo f. r. Co. To those who wish
10 invest capital In Missouri in any kind o. busi.
ness or manufactures, we are able to furnish i'm
formation Of especial interest. Our extensive 10
cal knowledge will enable us 10 point out at once
the most favorable localities for starting COLO
MES We have also thousands Of
IMPROVED FARMS, .'
in all parts OF Missouri, which are being sold in
many cases, for less than the improvements cost
All who desire Information OF any kind with re
gard TO Northern Missouri. should apply at once
by person or let erto u.s.
.&JOilice, No: $ Hoffman's Block, corner Supe
rior Street and Public Square, opposite Post Of.
nee, Cleveland, Ohio, 49,. .
o N. BY special arrangements with tho Rail.
road Companies on tho route, Emigrants to Mis-.
souri, by applying to us are enabled to secure bet
ter rates Tor Passage aud Freight. than they can
otherwise obtain. t 80Stf
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-08

NTOTlCE.-CHARLES w. RICHMOND will
IN take notice that Fidela Richmond, on the
Gath day Of August. 1865, filed her iettiQn in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the Court OF Com. Pleas
of Geauga County, Ohio, praying for divorce, al.
imony, &c, and for cause she alleges gross neg
ect Of duty, and cruelty on the part Of the de.
fondant towards her. Snid petition will be for
hearing at the next term Of said Court .F
!. N. HATHAWAY,
Attorney for Petitioner.
August Gath, 1865. Il : .gG 8I5w6
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MC9CAN2sZS'
Insurance Company,
HARTFORD. CONN.


from The Marion (O.) Indcpcndcnt
Among the INSURANCE COMPANIES
which had Policies upon he Wellington Fire, y
was the MERCHANTS of Hartford Conn. and
the way i akes care Of its customers is shown
by the following:
~ HARTFORD, May eth, 1865.
J. $ REED, State Agent
Loss at Wellington, Ohio. Examine, and il
found oil right pay at once.
+. Il. LOBDELL, Sccretarp.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA p

PHILADELPHIA, PA. -r- a
nlSEASES OF the Urinary and Sexual
lISystcms-- New and Reliable Trontmcn,
Also the BRIDAL CHAMBER, an Essay Of
Warning and Instruction, sent in sealed EnycI.
opcs tree OF charge. Address DR.. J. SKIlIIN
Howard Association, No. 2 Souib
4'i"'h o'ioe'' iIii'aueiphia, Ia. Si3yl
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-08

~ appointed and qualified rs Administra tor OF
the Estate Of Daniel G. King, deceased, late of
Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio.
August 22nd, 1865. el5w3
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

TNllE said Dcfendcnt, UfIi rinnoy, residon, of
l. Tompkins County, State OF New York is
hereby notified that said Plaintiffs, on the ID day
OF OF August, a D. 1863, filed in the Office OF the
Clerk OF sa ID Court their petition, alleging in
substance that on tho l4th day of December
iSi Abraham Finney, then in tull life, entered
INTO contrac, with one John w Fowler for the
sale and conveyance of forty acres of land,
Known as being the north part Of Lot No. Al, in
the township OF Thompson in Goauga County,
ONO, and that said contract has been duly as,
signed and transferred to Henry C Gurney, and
lha! the amount due thereon has been fully paid.
ana mat said flanliils are entitled 10 "a decd of
salu premises from said Defendants, Uri and LIE :
VIA fnney, as Executors of Abraham finney,
deceased That Henry G. Gnrney and his as.
signors have been in peacoabIe and uninterrupted
possession ot said premises for moro thai twenty.
phe years previous TO tho death of said Henry c.
Hurney' aud Plaintiffs arc now in possession of
sad premises as his hoirs. "a
Inc prayer OF said petition is that said Defend.
ants, as Executors of said Abraham Finncy, be
Plaintiffs W. = - '"N NN'"''''' ~ '~-'''
SAID Defendant is required to answer or dcmur
10 SAID petition on or before the 23d day Of Son
lemoer, A d. 1865, or the same will be takcu az
confessed CANFIEI,D ID e. SNITU
oiSwo Attorneys for Plaintiffs
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-09-08

AL lawyers may be said 10 belong 10
The Zee nian Brotherhood,