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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
NEWS OF TIE WEEK.


Rev. Henry Ward Beecher has publish.
ed a letter recanting that endorsing the
Cleveland Convention, and renouncing all
belief in JOhnsOnism in any accepted
sense of that word" We are sorry Mr.,
Beecher has placed himselfin so awkward
an attitude.
A State Convention of Base Ball Clubs is
proposed to meet at Dayton on Sept. 90
during the State Fair.
Col. Geo. v. Moody, brother of General
Granville Moody, and late Of the Confed-
crate ar my, was shot dead by some I'M
known person at Fort Gibson, Miss. last
Saturday night. He was a delegate to the
johnson Convention at Philadelphia.
I here was q good turn out at the Lon
don Cattle Sales last week. There were
sold yoke Of oxen, IL cows and heifers,
40 yearhng steers, 81 two year olds and
253 head of tn rec year olds, making a total
Of 1893 head sold at a total of S26, ,6l3 20.
Hon. r. E. Fenton has been rsnOmina-
ted for Govei-Nor of New York on the Un-
ion Ticket.
Vermont has given an immense maiori-
ty for the Radical Repu blican Ticket. San
Francis CO has elected the same ticket by a
majority of 1900.
Louis Napoleon is said to be falling in
health.
A statue Of Alexander Hamilton is to be
prepared for the Capitol at Washington.
The shore end Of the Atlantic cable of
1865 was landed at Hearts Content amid
great rejoicing on saturday.
The Union party of West Virginia has
renOminate ed Gov. Boreman.
The Presidents harangue at st. Louis
was the most scurrilO US yet delivered
He not only asked why Stevens and Phil
lps were not hung, but blasphemouslv
compared himself to our Saviour.
The election for State officers in Maine
transpired on Monday and Of course result
ed in a splendid triumph of the Radical
Republic an ticket.
Andy Johnson, it is said will canvas the
Southern States in a stumping tour early
next year.
Private soldiers everywhere are sending
IN their endorse ments of the call for the
Pittsburg COnve ntiOn. The Brevet officers
at Cleveland Will have a lonely time eat
ing their bread and butter.
Mr.. Stephens, Fenian organizer, made a
speech at Cincinnati Sept, z,
Kentucky gave a majority of p, ,944 for
DuVal, the rebel candidate.
The DO dies of all Union soldiers buried
n Kentucky, Tennessee, Georgia, Ala
bama and Mississippi, and on the west
Dank OF the Mississippi, are to be removed
tc the National cemetries at Memphis and
other points during the ensuing fall and
winter. The work will commence next
month, and friends will have an opportu-
nifty to recognize the remains of the de-
ceased.
At HaFville, Louisiana, on Saturday, a /
Union soldier was hung by a mob, and /
his wife and three small children driven 4
from the country. The perpetrators of the
outrage are, ofeourse, unknown, as usual.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

RTOTICE is hereby given that Sealed proposals will
AW be received at the Of5ce Of the Mayor OF the
Incorporated Village or Delaware, for Rravelng San
dusky Street from the North line Of NORTH Street to
the South line Of BomlOrd Street where he has
not been graveed by the owners, in accordance with
the provisions Of Ordinance passed Aug 7th A D.
1856 and also for guttering said street from the old
corporation line, and to the South line Of BOmfOrd
Street where the same has not been done The grav-
cling and guttering i'll be let separately, and viii be
let for so much per foot running measure The gut
tering TO be feet wide and sches deep to be laid
with cobble stone we'll imbeded 10 sand Tn grav-
cling be Is inches deep the center and six inches
at the curb stOne and running so as to give the
the proper roll except so much OF said street lies
between the north line Of North Street and the north
line OF the lot owned by Cornell, known as the
Finch property where the gravel will be required to
be three inches in the center more or less to
meet the required grade all TO be done under the
direction OF The village engineer and to the satsiac-
ti0n and acceptance of The council. Bids will be re-
oeved by the Mayor az his Office on and after tn 18th
day OF September and iii the 24lh OF September A
D. 1866 The Mayor is authorized an VIII sell to the
successful bidder, in he desires sufficient grav
el and eObble stone for the sum Of SO
sepl466 2L JOHN s. JONES, Mayor
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

The Herald thinks it a horrible impro-
priety that Fred. Douglas, loyal man
with a black skin, should have been per-
mitted to associate with a white delegate
at the Southern Loyalists' Convention
But when at ifs Convention, men with
white skins, but hearts blackened with
the corruption of unrepented treason,
joined arm in arm with afiliating Northern
Democrats, our neighbor thought it a
thing unprecedentedIy glorious. and no
doubt wet the floor Of his sanctum with
many tears Of joy. But the color of a
mans heart seems to be no her TO social
equality in the Herald's party and the
blaoker it is the more passable he will be
to Democratic fellowship. Woe unto
you, hypoerites ! for ye are like unto whit
ed sepulehres which indeed appear beau
tiful outward, but are within full of dead
mems bones and all uqpleanpess."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Sale of Land by Order Of Court.

William B. Blayney Administrtorl r DELAWARE
b0nis with will annexed Of IL County, ohio,
Irwin MED Finch, decd Probate Court -
Nary Grimes CASTOR, and others Petition to sell
Defendants. real estate.
By order made Sept mbcr 1lth 1866 said Court
E the above case, said administrator will at
public vendue at 2 O'Clock r n.
Saturday, October 18th, A. D. 1866.
on the premises the following described real estate TO
wlt estimate in the state OF Ohio, County Of Della
ware, in Kingston township, in Range Seventeen,
Township FIVE, Section One, U. S. NJ Lands, being
undivided five twenty seventh {5-27) part of Lots
numbers One u and ~ in said section, said lots
containing one hundred acres each or thereabOufs.
Terms OF Sale-One third Of tbe purchase money in
hand the day Of sale, and the resitue thereof
one years thereafter with interest payable
annually from day Of sale, and secured by mortgage
the premises.
Appraised (said s. a part) at s92h.
By Reid 4 Eaton, Wln. B. BIsAYNEY.
his Atty. Administrator, &c.
sept. Il, ,'66 .pIsOo so
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

The bread and butter seekers of this
county have nominated the following
ticket: Probate Judge, 7. w. PoweIli
Auditor, Lieut.. w. E. Barr; Clerk, 0.
Peasley; Recorder, Capt. William Will
liams; Prosecuting Attorney, John A.
Gone; Sheriff, Capt Emery Eastman;
Commissioners, Capt. j. Cricket; Infrm-
ary Director, Alfred VansickeI; Coroner,
Sergt. J. S. Smith. We understand that
Judge Powell disavows all connection
with the Convention and utterly repudi-
ates the Philadelphia platform, and fur
ther, that he not only has no sympathy
with the success of these principles. but
fully endorses the platform and prinei-
pies of the Republican Union party. Did
we not believe all this to be true We would
be compelled to withdraw from him our
support We earnestly hope the Judge
will meet the expectations of the people
by placing himself in this attitude over
his own signature.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
THE DONKEY IN rHE 1ronrs SKIN

The whilom Vallandigham Peace De-
mocracy Of Delaware county, has dressed
itself up in borrowed soldiers clothes
and now assumes to be very valorous and
patriotic. There being no longer any
war in the land, it has put aside entirely
its meek and lamb like air and now looks
the very pink of fierce and desperate he
roism. In short the old Democratic idol
which for five long years has been repos-
ing among the forgotten garbage of the
defunct STANDARD" Office, was brought
forth by a devoted few of the faithful on
Saturday last, the cob-webs and dust were
brushed from its grim features and un-
couth outline, and the old thing, hideOus
as a Hindoo idol, was clothed in blue uni
forms borrowed for the occasion, and
draped in United States flags. And now
behold all the time-hOnOred and here
ditaTy Democracy" even from the Scio-
to to the Olentangy, and from thence to
the dark woods of Harlem fall down
and worship. The same genufections
and obeisanoes which the. faithful were
wont to make in olden time are renewed.
The same constitutional mumeries are
said over. The same maledictions upon
Radicals and AboIitionists are repeated.
The same-but why continue, Don'ty you
see, you poor Copperhead, the forked
tail of the old image coiled under its
cloak, the cloven hoofs protruding from
pantalOons, the fOrked tongue wriggling
under its mask Don't you see2 IF
you don't, other people do, and commits
crate your blindness,
The petty farce enacted here by the
Democracy on Saturday was too palpable
an illustration Of the old fable Of the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

The Fenians of st. Louis booted al
Andy johnson when he attempted to tell
them what he had done for their cause.
The truth is, the friends of Irish liberty
know johnson too well to be deceived by
him again. The interests of the cause in
America can only be entrusted to the
party which while it opposes lie. aggres-
sion offoreigu lands and favors Che larg-
est and most impartial liberty in our own,
has ever extended its sympathies to the
oppressed Of all nations. The narrow
minded and retrogressive Democracy,
which funkeys to Great Britain, which
fawnsupon traitors, disparages loyalty pro-
tects slavery, and gives a bounty to treas
on, will never lend a helping hand toIre-
land.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Estate Of Margaret Elliott.
Hoop Skirts !!
oop Skirts !
Settlement Of Estates

TaHE ACCOUNTS IN the following cases have been
fIed for settlement in the Probate Court for Dea
ware county and the same have been set for hear
ing the 29th day OF September, for final hearing
and settlement, to wit:
/. Carpenter Harding, Executors Of Isaac WeIeh
deceased.
?. Ann K. Matthias, Ezeeutrix Of John Matthias
deceased
Lyman B. Hanover, admr. Of Benjamin Gorsuch,
deceased.
+ George t, WoIley, Executor OF Susan Wise, decd.
5. Hugh Cole Guardian OF Sarah Kirk, and others.
T. W. POWELL,
Sept. a '50-3w. Probate Judge
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

Vermont has elected the Radical Re
publican ticket by an immense majority,
being 5000 larger than any previous one
Maine has also carried the Radical ticket
by at least q, 900 majority, being large
increase over her previous Republican
vote. Turning toward sun-sut, we find
nice little majority of II, 900 for the Rad
ical ticket from San Francisco. The
President has appealed to the people for
the Yindication of him and his policy, and
thus, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, are
they answering him. Ohio and the other
States of the great North west will wheel
into line in due time Soldiers, you. see
what your fate is if you go with the Cop
perjohnson party. No bounties or bread
and butter, bnt defeat and disgrace viii
surely befal you.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

What lamentable contrast between
the conduct of President Lincoln during
his visit to Gettysburg and that of John
son to Chicago. The one was all dignity
modesty and patriotism, the other IS all
scurrility, egotism and partisan dema-
goguery. The words of the one have
passed into history among the abIest and
truest ever spoken, those of the other will
be smothered in oblivion in order to con
eeal a nations shame.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
B ARGAINS
At NO. 1 Evans Block
CLOSING OIIT OLD STOCK.

TTO. Senator Cook Stoves including 20 articles Sol
IN ware, Ist quality, selling at $1,000. Also No.
Jubilee, same ware, seilin, at S27 90. Also No
Echo same ware selling s25 90. other sizes selln
ia proportion. These stoves must be sold TO make
room for a large stock Of entirely Patterns that
have just been received Call soon as am anxious to
close the above named stoves soon possib
sept. Z 66. THO5. EVANS, Jr.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

The Herald calls Ben. Butler a Beast.
Every rebel sheet in the South has been
doing the same thing for Eve years
That's = way they have of showing their
love for Union soldiers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Prof v. MINELLrs & VAN HORNS S
MTTSTC STORE

In the WILLIAMS BLOCK, Room No. 2,
second story, opposite Mozart Hall.
WILL keep constantly on hand William Knabe's
Wy celebrated Piano Fortes, the largest aud one Of
the best in the country. Also second hand tahos Ol
ciasrent manufacture, Melodeons, Cabinet Organs, A
No Italian Strings, Sheet Music, and AL other Mu-
steal Goods.
Sep, Z, '60.tf MINELLI & VAN HORN
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Infrmary Fund.

To balance in Treasury at March settlement 81 2l9 Os
To amount collected on June Duplicate 1896 SIC "a
Total collected on said Fund d.... 4 s35 81
By amount Of orders redeemed. 2s5 o6
Balance in Treasury y................ $50 OIL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

Cottage School,
ON FRANKLIN STREET, WILL OPEN ON
" Monday, tictuber lst 1896.
Sept IL. 1866 2tt Mrs, j. MURRAY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Township Fund.

To balance in Treasury at March settle
To 1ot 20 is on n nofs 1864 sa 30 20 6s @
Total amo unit Of said Fund. 63 27e %
By of orders redeemed ........... % III 55
Balance in Treasury. y............ ..... 81 I67 "a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

lines NOnpariel type or ninety Words make one
square.
Advertisements inserted among Special Notices, or
u any specified place, IS per cent additional
Resolutions Of Condolences Cards Of Thanks, &c, 81
Obituaries, cents per line No charge for simple
announcement Of Deaths.
Attachment, Divorce, Adm niErator's and Executors
Notices, and transient advertising 1usT PAID
VANCE. Naz- Al Foreign Avertsing, except Wnen re-
ceived through authorized agent, must be paid in
Eariably in advance.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

Mr.. johnson didn't get to swing around
the circle at Indianapolis. Those Hoos-
iers out there would rather see traitors
swinging from a sour apple tree than any
of Moses Johnson's political acrobatics.
They wanted to see Grant and Farragut
and wouldn't let Andy say word. They
wouldn't even let him get up from Alder
man to President, or leave the Constitu-
tion and the Union in their hands. In
fact they had plenty of these articles al
ready, furnished by the Radicals. So
Andy didn't thank them for his cordial
but retired in silence and dis
gust,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

j. X ATT =
Is ps, New French Merinos of good
quality, only $1,20. These Me-
rinos are being sold at $1,375
to $3.50 pr I'd. throughout
the town. They are the
best bargain to be found.
II new peices Parmettas, equally as
cheap. In all shades
20 new peices Alpaccas, beautiful
colors, equally as cheap.
8 new peices Empress Cloth, equal
ly as cheap.
Z new peices Rich Poplins, very de-
sirable, equally as cheap.
Peices POul de Chevres, equally as
cheap.
PeIces Melanges, equally as cheap.
Peices Double width Delains, equal
ly as cheap.
Peices Single width Delaines, equal
ly as cheap.
"a new Patterns beautiful Fancy
Silks, seed styles &C., equally
as cheap.
8 ps Blk Silk, good, for 81, so pr yd.
100 new styles Merinos q Spragues.
CalicOes, at % cents per yard.
Beautiful printed Merinos $3.50 per
yard.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

In addition to the above, the Treasurer
holds the following claims in favor of
the County;
C. Howard and others note, In Carper Van
Deman's hands Tor collection } balance. $3.50 81
G. W. Hail note above .......... go 90
H. Allen and others note 80 10
F. WEIGH, and others note ............ IS 90
H c. Andrews and others ......,. a2 90
The foregoing is true statement of the
Finances Of Delaware County, Ohio, Sep
tember lst 1866.
@. NEIL, Auditor.
@. b. PAUL.
o. Ii. WILLIAMS, } 70 Commits
@. i. BRADLEY, gio1,ers
S. p. LOTT.
September H. 1866
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Notice.

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO WARN ANY PERSON FROM
buying the following notes, given TO James
Hunter, bearer, dated August 29th, 1866, due IN
enc year from date, with interest. One ON Cop Ter
STARK Of $40. Oueon J. N. stark OF $50. As such
notes were obtained by fraud under false pretenses
and value received, therefore refuse 70 pay
sad notes. CkPFER STARK
sep. 7, '66-3wt. J. N. STARK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

Road Fund.

To balance in Treasury At March settle
HnenL..-. - Q4b -
To amount collected June Duplicate 1866 48 Is
Total amount OF said Fund ....... 2 O94 %
By amount Of orders redeemed .-..,....... Oa9 IS
Balance in Treasury y................. A 90
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
County Fund.

County Fund.
To balance in Treasury at March settle
81 o -
To collected June Duplicate 1866. 822 58
To amount collected from other 2 5S9 81
Total amount Of said Fund. .......... 10 266 6S
By amount Of orders redeemed ............ l76 O8
Balance IN Treasury y................. Is 900 55
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
ENLARGED.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST
Enlargement of the Daily, semi-Week-
ly and Weekly Tribune.

Notwithstanding the fact that the size Of THE
has been increased more than one quarter, the
price will remaIn the same ..-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Soldiers Claim Fund.

To balance in Treasury al March settle
Enenb--.- .--....s-.-..- el5S %
To amount received from Claim Agent Taylor 2e5 40
Total amount Of said Fund .......... 2 424 81
By orders redeemed ............ -. 2 I4O 90
Balance in Treasury y.................. 2s3 70
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Delaware Corporation Fund.
Surplug Revenue Fund.
Educational Fund.
ReliefFund.

Relief Fund.
To amount in Treasury at March SETTLE
ment. ..........,... ....-.... .....,-. IS 36R 9S
To amount received from State ..... .,... 287 70
Total amount of said Fund 10 6O4 69
BY Of orders redeemed 523 90
Balance in Treasury. ............... 10 O8I 6s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Bridge Fund.
Rall Road Fnnd-

To balanoe in Treasury at March settle
nent ....................... 737 IT
To amount collected June Dupliate 1866. All 80
Total amount Of said Fund.......... 3I4s47
By amount Of orders redeemed.... 900. $50 90
Balance in Treasury. 3ss 81
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Delaware Street Tax.
Recapitulation.

Balance in Treasury. sl66 "a
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

s srBsoEIFr1oS.-S2 90 per annum, in advaHcs-If
payment g not made 'olRfn EEs year, 81 so giH Be-
caargedi IN az cases.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14

Lo-OloLs AEIs1LVIAgo y UElWs
To amount in Treasury at March settle
To amount collected as per Draft Book. So so
Total amount Of said Fund -. 2es IS /
By orders redeemed -. ....-...- Is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-09-14
Bounty Fund.

Allotment Fund
To amount in Treasury at March Settle
ments.s.s .ss-.a.--s.-. SlO5 W
By orders redeemed. ed....................... 100 90
600 90
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

L HE SUBSCRIBER bus now in Store his
Stuck of FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting in pnrt of
French MERINOES;
Figured and Solid Cold DELANES;
Beautiful PoPLINS and ALPACAS;
French, English and American PRINTS;
CANTON FLANNELS;
Al! Wool Red and White FLANNELS;
SHAWLS, NUB las, sONTAG
BALMoEAL and HOOP SKIRTS;
Colored CAMBRICS;
HOSIERY, GLOVES and COLLARS;
Ladies' and Geut'0 UNDERVESTS;
Ladies' and Misses HATS-splendid variety;
RIBBONS, FLOWERS and FEATHERS;
BELT RIBBONS-Rich and Beautiful
Fauc- Doeskin CASSIMEREs;
SATTINETs, TWEEDs and Ky. JEANS;
Bleached LONG CLOTHS:
TICEINGS aud STRIPES;
Plaid HoMESPUNS;
BLANK ETS,-u 6ns supply;
Mems and Boys HATS-all kinds;
Ladies', Misses, Mons, Boys and CLildren''
SHOES and BOOTS, in great variety;
GROCERIES, HARDWARE CROCKERY;
With many other articles too numerous to men,
ion, all of which Will be SOLD Low FOR
CASH ONLY.
3. G. BRYAN, .Agt.
Edge6e!d, S. c., Oct If 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELO DISTRICT,
IN EQUITY.

EDOEE lELD DlS SlhlC1,
IN EQUITY.
Nathaniel Ramcy, BWJor Can
vs. collation. Of
L. S. johnson and wife and othors deed, &c.
yDY virtue of an order Of the Court in this
I'D cause, I will sell at Edgefeld G. H., on MON
DAY the 3rd December next; tho REAL ESTATE
described in tho pleadirgs, to wit
AHOUSE AND LOT OF LAND in tho corpo-
rate limits of Edgefeld Village, containing Three
Acres, moro or less, adjoining lands of Chas. M.
Gray, John. Colgan and others, recently occupied
by Capt Tillman II. Clark. -. 80.
TERMS-Sold On q credit Of one year, with
interest from day of sale, except costs of suit,
which must be paid in Gosh in specie. Purchaser
to give bond with two good sureties and mort
gage Of the premises to secure the purchase mo-
ney. Titles Extra.
z. ". CARWILE, c.EE.D.
Nov. 8 At As
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-11-21
State of South Carolina,
EUGEFIELD UISI KIUT,
Nv EDTTTTY

EDuCr lGLb O1S1 4s4SA1
IN EQUITY
Elmina Rush, Bill for sc'c
va. Of Real Es-
N. W. Clary, Wilson Abney, ct. al. tate dc.
sDY virtue of an order Of tho Court in this
ID cause, I will sell at EdgcGcld G. H., on MON
DAY 5th November next, the REAL ESTATE
described in the pleadings, to wit:
The HOMESTEAD TRACT containing Five
Hundred and Twenty-scven Acres, more or less,
adjoining lands Of Mrs Martha Abney and lands
of tho late Edward and William Coleman.
The MILL TRACT, containing twenty-five
Acres, more or less with set Of Merchant Grist
and Saw Mills, on Saluda River
Sold on n credit Of twelve months with interest
from day of sale. except as to costs, which must
be paid in cash in specie. Purchaser to give
bonds with two good sufcties. with mortgage Of
the premises to secure the purchase money. Titles
Extra.
Q. W. CARWILE, c.g.E.D.
Nov. At 45