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Al q Court OF Probate held Mt Kcnn,b with'T
and for the County OF York, on the first Tuesday
In December, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-slx by the Hon. Il. u. Bourne
Judge Of said Court,
CANCEL \. COLE, named Executor In = certain
- instrument, purporting to be the lHstwill nd
o. stament Of William Cole, late OF Wells, In said
county, deceased, havin. presented the same fol
Ordered, That the said executor give notice "a
all persons interested, by causing copy ofthis or
der to he published three weeks successfully IN
the Union 4 Journal printed ut Biddeiord. In said
county, that they may appear at q Probate Court
TO 10 holden at Saco, In said county. on
tho FIRST Tuesday OF January next, at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon. and shew cause, " Any
they have. why the said instrument should not he
proved. approved and allowed as the last will
and testament of the said deceased.
Attest. Georsc ii. knowlton, Register.
A true oopy
Attest. George II. Knowlton, Register.
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Attest. George II. Knowiton, Register.

At Court OF Probate held at kcnnehunk, with
In and for the County OF York. on the iirst Tues
day In December. in the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty.six, by the Hon. h. l.. bourne
Judge OF said Court
On the petitIon Of Albert 8 Wilson, Executor o
" tho ~illor Georse W lsemiek, late Of ki!'ery
In ,aid county, deceased, representing that the
personal estate OF said deceased 10 not sufficient Il
pay the iust debts which he owed at the time O
his death by the sum Of three hundred dollars and
praying Cor license TO sell and convey the whole
Of the real estate 81 said deceased. A. public aIe
residue would he GREATLY injured said estate ha'
been 70 presented lnsolventi
Ordered. That the petitioner give notice thereof
10 the heirs OF said deceased aud to oil persons In
terested 10 said estate. by causing copy Of THU
order To he published three wecks succsssivelyii
the Uaiom asd Journal, printed In Biddeiord
10 said county, that they may appear ut rro,
county. on the hIst Tuesday In January. next
at ten OF the olosk In the forenoon. and shew
cause, n any they have, why the prayer " salt
petition should not he granted.
Attest, 0sorgs II, Knowlton, Register.
A true copy.
Attest, George II. Knowlton, Register.
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At Court Of rrouSts hsidA at Ksnnsounh. 9TH.
- NsA Or thseoenky oEysrk ,sn ths- Asst 1ss.'
day OF December, In the year OF our Lord siEhs
cen hundred and slxty-six. by the Hon. g. Z.
bourne, Judge of ai&Usart.
IN the petition Of Francis W. Goodwin, dusrdisn
" Of Edward Curtis and Mary Curtis. miners s.d
children OF Jehn Curtis, late % sequel. In the
State Of CaifOrn deceased. praying Tor license 70
sell and convey, At pnolic auction or private SAFE
all the right title and interest Of his said wards
and 10 certain real estate, situated henneounh.
pcsI 10 Rid euunty, and the proceeds thsrsef g
pat h, iaterest (ssd real estate being more tally
described In said petitiooh
Ordered, That the petitioner give notice thereof
20 all persons interested In said estate by causing
. copy OF this order to be published In the HS,es
4 yssrsaL, printed On Diddsford, In said county
Tor three weeKs SUCCESSFULLY, that they may sp,
pear At n Probate Court to be holden ~
Saco, in said county. on the hrd iuesoay
In January next, at ten OF the clock IN me ne, nv.
noon and shew cause, u any they have, Why tne
prnyer a Gid psSitico Should MOI - rfnntea,
Attest:0ecrge n knowiton, hesstsr'
Lrtsst GEORGE n. Knowltou, Register.
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Pa MxRxprru, D.atist, ofi'es No. NJ wsss slnth
str~ct STATES 9 t0llowsl

Pa MxRxpirs. D.atist, once No. NJ West sinth
street, states IS toilo~ss
C,SclsSAv,, October .. iss1
Msssss. J. y. HARRIS q CO.,-.,rts.-Aeoas
one year ago tc"k Q odd which settled On my
lsngs A v,oient cssgh wss the ec~s~lsence.
large quantities oT phley,n aud msttet. During
the Lssi wlntsr Z became maeh r~taced hh !
Sas e"Gancd e. my red The discase ses atteroc'i
With cSh shiils and night swests. dtauh~s
set In. Nv friends thcsxht Vas In the last Sta
gcs &C COnsa mpti"n. sui coah noe Po~ssiy get
we'll. was recommended to try
ALIENS LuNo BALsAM.
The N,rmala vas shown \. ne, which Induced me
q. give 10 trial, aud v,u .aty Ad that
cou: IL entireiy cured. ADD AN nov able W Al
tend ~ n.y business as usual r
Yours respectfully,
r. MEREDITH.
s,ld by DE-. AIyAs BAess, and ~ all n.dieins
Dvalers. imS
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DR. DOW eeatinses tosisvess his
ssiire time To the treatment Of ell diseases Inc,
dent ~ the fe.>ais systssa- Ansxpsrienes oftwen.
ey.thres years enables him 80 guarantee speedy
and persspsnt relief In the ~s,ss esses % s.Ss~ss
s,ss and Ell other Mssarsk Dsrssgesssfs, from
.-Aaf,r.< es-.<. AL letters for advice must con-
tain 81. once, No. Esdieott street, Bostoa.
N.B--Doard fursishsd to those Who uish 10 70
main sodsr trcatnens.
Boston. June. -. ls66- tyw
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Cure for Pm Worms.
bs. X. "a. G0CLb's
PlN.MoRM SYRUP.

This syrup L,is in the mn-t aggravated eases
sxp lhcs. Irritating add danserus frsa the sy>
ten.
Ajax, Il - 70 yesrs ~As hav. ssner~l 80 ht~thne
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Strange, Bsf TrNe.

Ev,,y yc..E lady cd r's,lsn.a Y Oh: Unit g.
vsntasv " retarn nall tfss sfeAasysl ~ aderss
Ing ths undersigned. rhcse having Nars % eetnk
hunbugged gill esligv by not noticing this card
All others uiil pleas address their obedient scr
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Perry Davis Pain Killer.

Dyspepsia can w. s V eure .--sy dS W the ne Il
rsrry Davis. Pain kim. rAs u the m-i .sssufal sni
v.u.ss rdsc-s s~v< kss~u &C. this a'.ss. Its setis"
.p.. tse .,s,em entirety disrrt frn ,ry ehr prvr-
srsiisa known. rss pAss -aiss ,skRx tbs scis'ss,
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Attest, George II. Kno~ltou. Register.

Al q Court OF Probate held at Kennebant, With.
in and for the county OF York. on the FIRST Tues
day In December, m the year or our Lord eight
cen hundred and sixty-six. by the Hon. L. b.
bourne Judge OF said Courts
IN the petition OF william q. Matthews, Guar.
pdisn OF Elizabeth J. Matthews, q minor and
child Of Joseph VI. Matthews. late OF York, IN said
county. deceased, representing that said minor v
SEIZED possessed of certain real estate situated
In sand York, and more fully described In said pc
ttinni
That an advantageous offer OF any dollars has
been made by Edward Il. Norton, Of York, IN said
county, which offer II Is Tor the interest VI all con
cerned Immediately To accept, aud the proceeds OF
sale To be put out on Interest Tor the benent OF the
ssd minor, and praying that license may he grant
cd him to cell aud convey the Interest Aforesaid,
according to the statute In such cases made ana
p0,as,ss rh.,,,e p.,l,ion.r give notice thereofto
all persons Interested said estate, by causing
copy of this order to be published three weeks sue
cessively In the UNION 4 Journal, printed at BID.
S Ss,. :a% county s-i ha Ss, may 'rss c
said county. ON the hrst Tuesday OF January next,
at ten IL the clock In the forenoon. aud she.
cause, 10 any they have, why tho prayer OF SAID
petition should not he granted.
Attest, Georso n. Knowltou. Register.
=" Xtiss,. a.orre %. Ksowlson. Register,
Al = Court of Probate holden At Kennebunk. With
In and for the County OF York. on the hrst Tues
day In hceu,her, In the year OF our Lord eight
ecu hundred and sixty.si1. by the Hon. e. H.
Bourne, Judge or said Court
EDwARD u. q HOOPER, Guardian Of Almra
Ia Day, Mehitabie Day and Elizabeth Day, minors
and children OF Miriam Day. late OF kennebunk:
port. in said county, deceased. having presented
his hrst account OF Guardianship Of his said wards
for allowance, n. II.
Ordered. That the said Accountant give notice
to ell persons Interested by caus ng copy Of this
order To he published three weeks successfully In
tho Ussos ard Joarsai printed at Biddeiord In said
county hstthsy may appear a,.n, Soa an
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CHARLES O. ROGERS,
Jssvsai Once, Bsstea.

~ Any regular newspaper In New England giving the
above advertisement insertions during the month 81
DECEMBER AMI calling attention TO eiitoraly shall re-
eelve the Daily paper In exchange or year sending
Q markell copy 70 this Office. 2W5l
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The Boston Journal
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ron, 18 8Z.a.ag
Bo,ton- Weekly Journal, y7In7
Boston semi. Weekly Journal,
Boston DatiysJournak
The New England Family Newspaper.

The year upon which about 10 enter promises 10
of the most Important In the history II the ccuntry.
Durn. s proxvss tie great national issue of RECON-
srRUCTi0N, with Congress backed by the peop M the
siie anil the w sd<n the Cher 10 30 be dseussed
and dectiei The FINANCIAL PoLICY q, the Govern-
finances % the oSuntry upon hrn and sound ssis
system q TAXATION u TO Be revised, and ve hoe, ma.
terialy modified, - ~ 70 remove some Of the burdens
which rest upon the Industry ~ the country oar
FoRItGN RELATIONS, particularly uith Enslasf ard
frauec hav. got he considered and managed with
usual srevness and good Judgment "a prevent col.,n
with h~ powers and other Questions Of vital hnpor-
tance The material and political welfare u the nation.
anil claiming the attention Of every intelligent In the
country. To up fos consideration and action.
Realizing that the duty Of the Press to give read.
ers that infnuaoa upon these vital questions which will
enable them 10 uniertand them thoroughly, and thus
trm intelligent emcusons In rersri N them, and recog
Mining the fullest this gaiion intend that the
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TER M g:

...--. TER M 8:
BOSTON DAILY JOURNAL
Published MORNING ami AFTERNOON Daily Sundays
eAcepted) ...f.
One cory, by mail, one year. ......".....".SlO,OO
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First National Bank Of Biideiori.

THE Annual Meeting ~ the Stockholders Of this Bant
| sin he b.tien At thcr Banking liuu.e Tuesday,
Janaary g. 1857 nj 10 ocinck A. ~, &c the purpose II
sl.ctins Drectors &c th- ensuing y.r anil Zoe the
action IL such o,her business shall legally befose
them Pr orier q r-etnrs.
\. A noOrIIBY. Cash,sr.
Rliek.rl. Dec q. ISCl Sltf
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Attest, G.ors. II Kno~lton. Register

Al Court OF PROBATE held at kennebuuk. With
In AMI for the County VI York. on the drst Tues
DAY In Iecenber. In the year Of our Lord eight
cen hundred and sixty-six, by the Hon. 4. j..
Bourne. Judge OF said Court,
DUTu 1OUDwlS, ADMINISTRATIVE az tho sstats
II OF Jacob Gooiwia, late or Lebanon, In said
county. deeeascd havin her nrst acssuns
OF administration oi the estate Of said deceased,
for allowance
10 ali persoas iiutercsrcd, by causing s'copy OF
this order 70 he Published three weeks sueeessvey
In the Unsss = Jssrns. printed ut Bhdeiurs ~
Court to be held q Saco,' In said eoan
ty, on the nrst Tuesday In January next, at ten
OF ths clock In the forenoon. aud shew cause, u
any hey have, aty the Same should DOT be SLOWED.
Attest, George II. Knowiton, Register.
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Notice |!

IL per,oas lsishtei To r0SS BROTHERS, o. IN l. A.
n ross are requested b. scul- t,eI Hills benr-
the nrsl cf Jsnusry 1887, such hl,s 81 ndebc-'ne,,
siii be IN With lawyer hr cllctlan. 3sn
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AYERS cArHARrlc PILLS

ARK the ms-t rsrket Tssrrs'i.e vhsch
. ! J ]: ! J: !.
~ are aide ts pss-iace, ~ shseh 90 think
has ever yet hera made sy Aa,ts.iy.
NIX Their ef.ets have abuDiAntiy slss~u ts
III the ee,nmsIiiy hc~ much they exset The
H /sclinary lssdnisss In use. They are
saie AMI I,cAsant In take, bat posevfal IN
Il..lr. -.l..IIa IiIar MA. Air
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Attest. aeorrs IL Kno-l,os, Register.


A. Court OF Prvoats held st Ksunshunk, sithn
and Tor the County Of York. on the drst Tuesday
N Dsosnosr, lathe year Of oar Lord sightssn
hundred andaxty-sil, by the Honorable b. y
'Bssrne Judge Of said Court .FlsE -
bt0AlL LAWS, Admlnisssstsix of the sstsee o.
n JeAn LAWS, late % Alfisd, In said eosay, -
esassd, havtag presented kss Ara account % 81.
ninsssatiou % NE sstats % satd dssesssd. sse ale
o.trs<. That The ala Asoosnsass give petles
10 all persons Interested b. causing copy % shts
order 10 be published thru ENTHUSIASTICALLY In
: u: Nv; :s, I ST;ss.s !. Conf. ..s
% Be held o. seeo, In said county. 90 ths
Ara Tuesday In January next. NJ Ssa Il The clSsk
!. ths isrs.esa, s.d sAsv essss. ifsay thsy have
Why The sems shoald not BE- allowed. ~ tLsH
:. Asssss asorfs n. ksos,tsa. RsE'sesf.
90 7'Lss'ss s.sss. u. xsevisoa; n.risss. },
E.-..,,,sJ. A. HAYES, N. D., It ~
Physician 81 Surge on.
OFFICE, Ne. , CRYSTAL ARCADE -,
biideiord, Ne. u
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Ts The Hes. Sesate and Hsose q Hep-
ressntatives In Legslsture assaulted;
THE undersigned. eitisens OF cseo and Bidde-
1Sss sss ds;, re- g IS!Ip nsS
S:Sss snip ss ,ns corp:sI ~ NJ Isrp0''
.,os :.Ss:1s.':s lA.s o. sSs: sssys: -
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sril ~ ~ .s.,ivsi fssyySSsso ,sorScHtSssl -
' sci & q - .,, ! isSscis HfkAs1rr.
$40 asd B,ddssOrd. De- SD. NJ 40 .saslss,
~ fe...., printed Q order !. AI. elns..
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Office I!

nNs GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER. Our
" frienis Win have horro~e rsls frsn shop AMI
have trvat-u thsm, si enter great fv"r ny
returning them at once. ~
CIIADBDrRN 4 NOVEL;
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Bidieiord National Bank.

DllutIUTu HdlIUIldl DdIA,
RTE Annual Messirx % the s,es.sl,evs ~ IN. Bdde-
' fori Natonsi Rank viii ~ hokien al their Ranking
Rsems on Tuesday January sh al p NJ fW the choice
% prectoss and the Transaction ~ any other business that
nay legally eome bot'rr the MEETING.
By oclsr "a the Dirrc'crs.
n. VI. CHAPMAN, Cashier.
Bidlsfost, Dec. Z, 1884. 81
Smyrna times., 1866-09-05

:, The World, in criticism on Pollard ) IL -
Cause, says: 1"'
" Nor does Mr.. Pollard under ttnd WHY ,bo
Southern COnfederacy failed. II Eailed J;cou >
nearly One-hayf Of its tnhaJitants ucerc to he 49,
rectly Genetitted by its future"
True, 0 neighbor most mlnifestlv true =
The COnfederacy failed because its failure woula
raise -Four Millions Of its inhabitants from SIa.
very to Freedom, md they knew It. How
then, do you reconcile with fidelity to the Na.
tional cause, your early, constant envcnomed
denunciatOry hostility to the Emancipation
policy?
U. S. 5-20's, l0-40's, 1875 and Compound
Interest notes bought and sold at present mar.
ket rates by John McLear Il Son, Bankers. No
6O7 Market ST., Will, Del.
If you want cheap Clothing, 60 to Wards
cheap Clothing store.
Where can get nice Suit of Clothes made
to order? At Baggs & Cotton's.
Where can get suit of clothes made with
the hit guaranteed? At Baggs & Cotton's.
Drafts on England Ireland, France. Gerna.
ny and Switzerland, drawn at any time during
business hours, for small or large amounts
also for sale checks on Philadelphia, New York.
Baltimore and Washington, by John McLear
& Son, No 607 Market street, Wilm'n, Del.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-05

the Committee so tat the order of the procession
and the necessary prelIminaries may be satsfactor
ly arranged beforehand.
NO pains will be spared TO make this demonstra.
ton one worthy of the cause; the Comm,tee ,hara
fore' c"rdlaily invite and confidently EXPECT the
hearty cooperal"n of all Temperance Organizations
and the public generally. NUNS
The Committee will endeavor TO furnish i. r;ol,
communion OF harmless amusement, healthfnI exsr
c'Se' and profitable enterlainment so that the ron
sonable expectations Of all who attend NAV he obun-
danlly gratIfied. Snul-srrng music, both vocal and
instrumental, and good speeches, shall certainly he
reck"ned among the staple commodities oftbe occa.
sion.
- Let all unite in contributing to the glory of the
Gathering, so that the friends OF Temperance in
wilmington and the surrounding country, may be
encouraged TO prosecute the good work to its sue
cessIul cunsummation.
-, Commutee Of Arrangement:-Dr John Cameron,
w. W; [rlce' K: Gaibralth, N. c. Foulk, Thos Rob.
ettS' e solomon her,ey, r. b. Mcdonnell, Thos. w.
StlmmeIl. w. ii. CoNNELI, Secretary.
WlImlng'On Auuu>t lS66
Smyrna times., 1866-09-05
THE POINT.

HdTper's Weekly thus puts the difference be-
tween the President and Congress:
The principle was thus established as the
oasis OF reconstruction, that the late rebel
States were not restored to their old relation in
the Union by the fact of surrender, but by the
acceptance OF conditions imposed by the Ma
tional Government In other words. the re-
sumption Of equal constitutional rights was
made dependent upon the national will. This
was the Presidents own principle; and the
only remaining question was, what the national
Will should require. At that point the Presi-
dent and Congress parted Foreseeing the diff
terence and the consequent distraction, Mr..
sumner, Mr. Stevens, and other vehement ora
tOrs 1oollShly shot bitter gibes at the President,
VINO TetOrted by fierce accusations which were
simply Outbursts Of illogical folly. If Mr.. Sum
ner We're traitor, so was the President. If
Mr Stevens were rebel SO was the President.
II Congress were revolutionary. the President
was not less so. For the difference between
tn President and Congress, despite his assump-
tons and asseveratiOns, was not constitution
al difference. ltwas merely one Of expediency.
Both held that conditions might be imposed
The difference was that the President insisted
that his were sufficient, while Congress thought
that to make them effective something more
must be added.
If, therefore, the Congressional policy is less
cOnclliatOry than the Presidential it is only be-
cause the President was willing to leave the
civil rights Of the loyal colored population of
the insurgent States wholly at the mercy of the
lately disloyal white population, while Congress
was not. And again the President was willing
to allow the late rebel States gain of twelve
representatives in Congress, while Congress
was not willing. OF course we are not SO fool
lSh as to urge that because we had the clear
and conceded right to require equal civil rights
and the adjustment of representation, they
should, for that reason only, be required. Ill
Is not enough tina: the right exists it must be
also eXpedlent and necessary that the right be
exercised, and these conditions should be de-
manded because they are essential to peaceful
reunion Now these, it seems to us, were the
far and legitimate results which the war had
given the GOvernment-not merely tie sup
preston of an armed rebellion, but the adjust
ment of the political relations which the war
had essentially and unjustly to the loyal States
deranged. These surely are not the issues off
lSGO-6l, but of the autumn Of 1866.
Smyrna times., 1866-09-05
STATE AND LOCALS

D1yELAWARE ~ NATIONAL UNION CONVENTION
n!he nm. adjourned meeting of the National
Union Convention ofthis State. which anno;ntI
e@d @ the delegates to the PHILADELPHIA NationaI
Convention was held in the Representat;vo.
hall' at Dover, on last Tuesday, 28th of An
gust 1or the purpose Of receiving the renort of
the geiegates, and ratifying the proceedings of
the e, Philadelphia Convention. -
Inc Convention was called to order bv tba
PRESIDENT, Jacob VI. Hill, ESQ. ''-'
non. Joseph +. Comegys, Chairman of the
ue ueeiGIgatlOn: 4I then made his report He smoke
o.; ~ aDe ceaut1o"al'ty of the Philadelphia Conven
.L, .IoH, VI tne great number of its delegates, of
Ln lne. great aollIty and influence, and of the
;. "i niony ana unanlmIty which characterized
Its proceedings. He intimidated that il was
not the purpose of the Bread-and Butter Bri-
gaze TO form party for the coming campaign,
Dgt would hold the matter under advisement
VI organizing for the approaching Presidential
eiecIion Meanwhile they would secure and
n0ld all the offices under President Johnson
Charles ii. Is. Day, Collector Of Internal Reve-
nue., also spoke, and stated that if the Repub- |
llcanS nominated good johnson men he would |
support them, or if the Democrats nominated
men favorable to the JOhnsOnian policy" he |
you'd vote for them. Anything for the {" homes |
and soup" We are informed that there were
Just fifteen persons present
Resolutions were adopted endorsino tbo
Philadelphia Convention, the first of which re-.
solves that the Declaration of Principles, :"
are second Declaration OfIndependence tbat
t expresses their views upon ali the snbinctS t
contained within it; that they endorse and EN-.
%acei 1raee every thought and expression contained
herein, &c. The second resolution endoreoe
ne ADDRESS OF the Phila. COnyention and
ays: It Is paper of rare ability ofooncention
m !nd singular felicity of expression; that it is
vltnln nnnan Itself, and of ITSELF more luminous
.rgument against the extreme doctrines Of Of
) Northern and Southern men than anvtbin@ @ 10
ahich has been laid before the people Of this
lation in our day. p0Op'' Vi 'iliS
ihe third resolution recommends an organi.
ation or representative body, known as an
.$f;: @Tcutlye committee, TO establish a new
'GntIcal Tan relation among the people," and that
5ienry Ridgley, Nathan Pratt, George II #
raymond, JOS NJ. Barr, William Wilson I ,,
:: !, crawford, Chas NJ. Cullen Robert H
omSittoh ,avls, 1ohn H. Il Phillips be appointed said
be formation of clubs. ''ooAnlnenuS