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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-06
A Crown Of Glory.

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MRw1zing. to recommend it,. Three years
rE szyfdly increasing sale have made the
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%bEEove this, try carton.
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COMPANY.
us Fulton Street, New York.
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aaaGrw and Grand Epoch Inn Medfcinel

Ea4xzAAay ana Grand Epoch Inn Medicine!
a2E1EMggiel n the founder OF " new Med
- $$tem4 The quantftarianss " hose vast
zAasAr1Al doses enfeeble the stomach and
Mnmm&E7e the bowels, must give precedence
t6tsaztRnnan who restores health and appe-
- with from one to two of his extraor-
a@amngy Pills, and cures the most virulent
samGnmwtth box or so of his wonderful and
slszz2HAidng Salve. These two great specif-
Az@zf the Doctors are fast superceding all
MAlmasereotyped nostrums of the day. Ex-
HsM1uuinAry cures by, Maggiel'ss Pills and
41zaNe have opened the eyes Of the public 70
samEmefii ciency Of the $50 called) remedies
e&eG1ers> and upon which people have go
esszy1lindly depended. Maggiel's PMS are
MEsg nj the class that are swallowed Dy tne
aa1Raam, and of which every box full las ~ ~ ~
eszsEsas an absolute necessity FOR anobnef.s
szlaR or two of Maggiel's Pills suInces 70
ngaharH' the bowelsin perfect order, tone me
aeAnrznch, create an appetite, ana fenuer
SkDzpirits light and buoyant! Inere Is no
Mx41Kng and no reaction IN the FORM OF con-
sAHBmtion. If the liver Is affected, It's func-
1&nus are restored; and IL the nervous sys-
@M is feeble. it is invigorated. 1'hls last.
mmaniity makes the medicine very desirable
&wBhe Wants of delicate females. Ulcerous'
,srafss eruptive diseases are literally ex-
hzaRuished by the dislnfectant power of
lmahrgiel's Salve. In fact, it is here an
mHEnced that MdGgieEs Bilious, DyspeptSc
MzH Did7Thoe0- Pills cure where all others
MzK While for Burns, Scalds, Chilblains,
eEkEs and all abrasions of the skin Mdggieps
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CIRCUIT CoURr.-The case of Kratz q
HeiIman was continued yesterday morn
ing, and occupied the entire forenoon.
The evidence having been concluded on
Tuesday evening, the safguments were
commenced Yesterday morning. Colonel
Jones opened for the plaintiff, and was
followed by Judge fglehart and Col. DENLY
for the defense. NE. John J. Chandler
closed for the plaintiff. 19g
! The speeches Of Messrs., Jones and Igle-
hart were principally g review of, the
figures and facts In the case,l and an ex-
animation he law. Ell .es@ iiiit va !
Messrs DENLY and Chandler not only
reviewed the evidence and figures, but en-
forced their views with eloquent and pun
gent appeals and arguments to the, jury
/, After an able and comprehensive charge
by the Court, the case was Submitted TO
the jury, WHO, after o brief consideration,
returned alverdiot for the plaintiff in the
sum of 5000. .lansu - asfailh hiA 3f'
In the afternoon the case of Robt Gray
VS. Christ Raab and Peter yierling was
taken up., This is a suit on a note. The
defense set up is misrepresentation and
fraud. Tried by jury; no verdict up to
late hour yesterday evening. Shackelford
and DENLY for the plaintiff; Iglehart and
Buchanan for the defense. 7f4.
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ExPLANATIoN.-W-e deem 1t due to our
friend George S. ,Sonntag to say that he as
sures us that the hole in the sidewalk in
front of his elegantnew building was care
fully fenced up by himself each evening,
but that the barIicade was removed night
ly and carried off by some parties who
were probably short of wood. MIR. S. was So
licitous on the subject, and attended to the
matter himself, and he is deeply panied
that any one should have been injured by
even1a possible iearelessness oh hfs part.
All who know Mr., ,Sonntag will readily
believe that no blame can attach to him.
MIR. Baker is, we are glad to learn, rapidly
improving, and will, we hope, soon be
himself again. a-'3't 't'e-+' y q ~
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APING THE SLAVE DRIvER.-We are
told that on Tuesday evening negro man,
living in the vicinity of Church and Oak
Streets, most inhumanly whipped and
tortured his own child, a lad of ten or
twelve years. We are informed that he
tied the child up by the arms and whipped
him until he was too much exhausted to
cry, and then gashed him with a knife.
Neighbors interfered and compelled the
monster to desist. The brute had no doubt
seen like cruelty practiced by slave dri-
vers, and thought he was free to ape his
betters. The public authorities should in
vestigate this ase, and, If it is as has been
represented, an example should be made
of the unnatural parent.
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Y PERsoNAL.-General Ben. Spooner, u s.
Marshal for the State OF Indiana, is in the
city, stopping at the Sherwood House.
Gen Spooner, like our friend McNeeley, is
one of the few monuments of Andy John
sons sparipg mercy and it is marvellous in
our eyes. He lost an arm in front of Kene-
saw while figutipg braYely for his country.
and that renders his retention in office
still more marvellous M'AA0e : NJ .ss9fis0
Col. Charles FL. Bryant, formerly Captain
in the Sixtyreighth Indiana Volunteers, is
also in the city, stopping at the Sherwood.
He is en- route to New Orleans on pleas
ure trip. He was twice breveted for GAL
LIANT conduct-oIce at Mission, Ridga Il He
is not on a wedding tour nor is he in
search of a Southern wife; but, on the con-
trary his more intimate friends hint to us
that he will soon take to himself one of
Indianapolis fairest and most accom-
plisfneedi da.lughtsrsi 60 H. lsyiighss
BEFORE JUSTICE STINsoN.-My Lord
Chief Justice Stinson received a sudden
summons while waiting In the Court
House to hasten to his own humble temple
OF justice, to render justice to a misused
daughter of Africa. One William, whose
\ patronymic was unknown, was accused of
4 having assaulted and battered the afore
mentioned ebony-hued daughterof Eth
| ops William was not found tilllate, and
his trial was postponed until to-day.
/. While waiting the return of the writ an
other victim appeared, crying, "Justice.
my Lord ~, His name was Galley, a pale
face, though bruised and beaten. He
charged one John Davidson with having
wolloped him in an angry, rude, and in
solent manner, contrary to the form of
the statutes, &C. Justice Stinson charged
John IS for his pugilistio exhibition.
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AT Work. The Undersigned take
pleasure, in anne cling that their
Stove Foundry wnich was burned
some time since Il again in full 8ope-
ration, and they are now ready to fill
orders promptly, for anything in the
line of Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Holloware, & .nwareJ &C., &e. Their
assortment Of Stoves Is equal to any
in the West. They are also sole
agents for O'NeiPs patent indestruct-
able Copper Bottoms and Iron Clad,
which are the best, invention of the
age, and we are certain that Wash and
Coffee Boilers with these bottoms on
themsyill lastas long again as the old
pattern of bottoms. Call and exam
Inc for yourself before purchasing
elsewhere. Sample and Sale Rooms
No. SO Main Street, Evansville Ind.
nov20-d1m. BRINKMEYER x Co..
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EfPeRTANFs no THE SICK j

I'VE invite the special attention of our
ssazers to DIR. Easterly's advertisements,
MRzah- can be seen in our advertising COL
zzEaS. Or. AEasterly's Family Medicines
aaH aeservedly popular, have rapid sale,
xxMgeneral satisfaction, and are kept in
~ eAe principal drug-ssores throughout
S9asWestern and Southern States. 1t will
ezssa that DR.. Easterly does not recon-
sEzsgzs one medicine to cure all diseases
SdEhe prepares remedy for each particular
zksnzse, which can be relied upon to cure.
zws3.
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"A REDUcTIoNe IN DRY GooDs.-
There has been general decline in
Dry Goods recently in New York, and
Head & Mooney are anxious to prove
it; any way, they. will offer their en-
tire stock at greatly reduced prices.
The public may rely positively on bar
gains being given at No, 40 Main
Street. Remember laioA complete
stock in store, and new goods received
regularly. US xla45 decd st
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!, A NEW SToCKHoLDER.--We are pleased
Ito learn that our enterprisfng young
friend, Col. f. K. Dunkerson, has become
a stockholder in the Louisville and Hem
derson. Mail Line. comprising the Taras-
con, Morning Star, Rose Hite and John Il.
McCombs. This old and reliable company
deserved to be repre- sented in this city,
which is sensible on their part, and certain
ly no better representative could have been
chosen. sIt.would not be amiss.1 perh APPS,
were our citizens more largely interested
in this line. $500, z-e r4r
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REMovAL.-Messrs H. lFeldman & Co.
now occupy one of Gilbert's large store
rooms on First Street, and have full and
complete stock of all sorts Of cloths, cassf-
meres, &C., &c. These enterprising gentle
mem have fitted up. tlleiroom in a superior
style, and are now enabled to duplicate
New York prices. The house is commodi-
Gus and filed with the best articles of
goods in their line. The attention Of re-
tail dealers and tailors is called to- their
large advertisement to be found in this
paper.
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IMpoRTANT.-We call the attention
of the trade to the fact that Gresham
& Co., Sugar Brokers and Commission
Merchants, are receiving daily all
grades of Coffee and Yellow Sugars,
which they offer to the trade only at
Eastern quotations, in lots of from 10
to 100 barrels. In the item of Cheese,
the sales of this House the past three
months has footed up over $4,000,
and they have on the wharf now
awaiting shipment to St. Louis, over
1000 pounds, amounting to nearly
$500, sold to parties in that city. They
are being supplied from five of the
best DIARIES in Ohio with select cheese,
and can compete with any market in
the West in this line dec6 1t
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cure so desirable an acquisition to our
city, number of our leading citizens join
in letter to the Secretary of the Treasury
urging that the request be granted. 1t
would besa great advantage to ouricity in
more ways than one
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lCHuFcH ELEcrToS- meeting OF the
members of the Old school Presbyterian
Church, held last night, Messrs, William
Brown. GiIlison, Maghee, and William E.
French were elected as Ruling Elders of
said Church. vss,4es tr
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CommrssIoNER's 4CoURT.-In the, Com
missioners Court the petition Of the city
Council, asking that the Longworth farm,
BIackford's grove, and Garyin & Ronald's
be annexed TO the city, was
granted. In the first two cases the counsel
gave notice OF an appeal, and are prepar-
ing the papers. Yesterday was occupied in
hearing petitions for licenses and settling
with the Township Trustees ssE fgnssaes
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5 SWANS Infallible Hair Restorative
is decidedly the best article for restor-
ing gray hair to its original color, (not
dyeing), effectually curing all diseases
Of the scalp. preventing the hair from
falling off, giving it softness and
gloss that nothing else can produce.
Price one dollar per bottle. Sold by
all druggists in Evansville. Depot, 81
South Water Street, Chicago, Illinois.
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CHEESE! CHEEsEll-Parsons, SEQ
vile 4 Co. have just received 5000
lbs of New York Cream Cheese,
which excels anything in the city.
Call and try it. Only to be had at
the New York Grocery, q Main
Street. 1870 III, .5at +
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SUPERVISING INsPEcToR.-Colonel Guth-
rie, SupervisipgI Inspector for the maritime
district extending from Cincinnatt%oM Mem
phis, preferred a request, short time
since, to the Secretary of the Treasury,
for permission to remove his office from
Louisville to this city. The reasons for
tS'sfNe s aEe-TE9# tgg = III 81 4
ISL. 1t Is nearly central in the district,
ana will save expense and mileage.
"a The commerce of this city is steadily
increasing, and boats are constantly being
put to Inconvenience for want of inspec-
ton, there being some twenty boats en-
rolled and owned here, wholly or in part
) Sd. There is here an excellent dry dock,
where many boats lie up to repair, and
which require inspection. t3ba.Hh
4th. Louisville, Nashville, and Memphis
have each local board, and it would be
but an act of simple justice to locate an
inspecting office here. saA%fA 41tsz "a
In view of all these facts, we hope the
request Of the Supervising Inspec or will
be granted. Besides the maritime s.1van-
tages to our city, it would be adding to our
population q worthy gentleman and an
estimable family. We suggest that, to Sc
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LOCAL NOTICES.

D9-As the season has arrived when
every body is compelled to buy Win
ter Goods, they should remember the
old and reliable house of F. Hopkins
and Co.. who are at present receiving a
splendid selection of all kinds of Dry
Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, and House
Furnishing Goods, besides the best
stock of Furs in the city, at prices a
little lower than they can be bought
for any where else Examine their
stock and Judge for yourselves. Also,
Blankets at old prices. No. 10 First
Street @ teat dec4d1w.
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. Dry GooDs AT AUcTIoN.7-I will
sell at Auction, commencing Monday,
December 10th, at 10 o'clock, a lot of
nice Dry Goods. consisting of Meri-
noes, Delaines, Alpacas, Prints, Brown
and Bleached Muslin, a lot of fine
Shawls, Cloaks and Basques, Hosiery
and Millinery Goods; also, a variety
of Wooden Blankets, and many arti-
cless too tedious to mention. Sale,
two days, MONDAY and Tuesday,
morning and afternoon. Ladies are
invited, as these are good Goods and
will be sold without reserve. side
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer. I
TJae 6d4t.
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CHURCH FAIR.-The ladies of the
German Catholic Church will hold a
Fair for the benefit of their new
church, on the nights of the 11th,.
18th, 18th and 14th Of December,
The second floor of Schapkern Bus
sing & Co. S Mammoth Store has
been secured for the occasion. teii.- 81
The manager will also issue =
paper, full of anecdotes and connun7
drums and for the interest of the
Fair. which will be delivered to sub
scribers at % cents for all the mum
bers. ~ gsi s4e SIS snov29-wtfa ~
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Sash, DOORS, LUMBER &c.
HunneI q Sons,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OI III ~
Nash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, &C.;
- Also, Dealers in =.
MlCHIG-dN PINE LUMBER: -s
Keep constantly on hand Lumber Of every
a1scrtPhon, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
WPetnerboardfng, Shingles, Lath, DC.
orEfer.
Orders from abroad will be promptly
a6tsnded to- SIf
Factory and Yard,
CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL, :
HN Evansville, Ind.
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B@If YOU want "a stock of2Pure

RB~ If yon want Ia stock of<Pure
Liquors from lowest to highest price,
go to Hodge, Carr & Co.'s, corner
Water & Sycamore Streets. There
you will find Whisky at 81 80 to So
per gallon; Brandy at 81 so to .$15;y
best Old Kentucky Peach at IS, and
many other articles below Cincinnati
prices. IS 3 nov27 dtf.o9i
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A LARGE FAMLY.-There are now th1r-
teen prisoners IN the county jail, fncIuding
a few sentupefrom the Recorder q ana y us-
tees, Courts for non payment Of taxes.
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FoR, the Largest and Finest Stock
of Mems and Boys Clothing, visit
the Great Wardrobe, "a Main Street.
S. N. SMITH & Co., Propt'rs.
nop22-dtt. uyaela s
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pB- The whole numbers of chfldrenfn at
tendance at the public schools OF Indian
apolis during the past month, show an
average of two thousand four hundred and
-Indtug10pott Journal. i,'a ..n] z, ~
The number on the registers Of this city
during the month of October, was two
thousand two hundred and fifty. Not a
bad comparison, when ii is remembered
that Indianapolis claims about twice the
population of our humble city, Is 9sfat4.
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he Egyptian Cancer AntidOte,
NE Most Remarkable DiScOYerT

mgEz MADE IN MEDICAL SCIENCE,
9zxswn and used only at the Ma
1E3&eEAL CAN GER INSTITUTE,
- West Fifth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
NlAiis Antidote is a certain and painless
10y for all CANCERS, Malignant Tumors
AasA Sores, curing the very worst cases in a
go zayS.I Prof Harvey also has Specifics
&C never fail in Asthma, Consumption,
sastSxKnatisrn, Dyspepsia, Epilepsy, Heart
AAtsnzzEs-, and treats all other Chronic Dis
eaasaS successfully. Address, Il
PROF HARVEY,
S9As'Ef Box 9S5. CINCINNATI, Ohio.
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CITY. NEWS.

wANTED-At the JOURNAL Office, boy
to feed Power Press.
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Bg Beavers, Chihchillas, Cloths,
Doeskins, and Cassimeres, the most
elegant and in the largest quantity,
are to be found at j. r. Lotspeich,s,
No. 5 South First Street Mr.. CLARK
does the cutting, and guarantees a
perfect fit in every case. movie cod
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GONG AHEAD. The good weather of
Tuesday and yesterday set the bowlderers
to work again, and the square on Second
Street below Main was nearly completed
last night. If the weather continues dry
the whole of Second Street except on the
crossing of Sycamore, will be completed
before the end of the week. Work was
also resumed on the Sycamore Street
sewer, and the section reaching to the
south side of Third Street was completed
yesterday afternoon, and by Saturday the
crossing Of Third Street will be effected,
and that street win be again open to travel.
which will be a great convenience to many
people. The contractor designs reaching
Fourth Street this season If possible. when
the work will be laid over till Spring. 1t
will then be resumed, and pushed forward
beyond the city limits.
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.LUMBER, &C,;,,aa,
aLUMBEES..,--,1h,aa Mo.
wEmH sUBsoRIBER HAslNow ON.

yEEHE SUBSCRIBER HASgNOw ON
4--pJ36iSJtliI Il btfB .G0i f6Ifl5g ii9l .
hand and for sale theAargest stock of
HEHAaing Materiai in the city, consisting
0Gz Rough and Plaried Lumber. Pine and
,ift33 hus DOOM 46E
ESsEaF Floorings First, SECOND, and Third
gEsuz Pine-l, IL, IL, 2, and 8 inches thick;
unzrs, Sash, Blinds; Pine and Poplar Shin
sE1N Pine and Poplar Lath, Cedar Pests, &c
J.F. GLOVER,
Corner Seventh and Main Streets.
Rs. Sash glazed to order. foes
Es& ~
HaAW HCHf y1tlsEt@ haa q 800
n aaa aas
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THE DwARFs COMING. = We had the
pleasure of meeting, yesterday, Mr.. p. A.
Clarke, Agent for Ellinger & Foote'S
Grand Combination, comprising three of
the smallest specimensof mature human
ity In the world, and a rare combination
Of musical talent They will open here on
the 18th, for three nights. Mr.. Clarke is a
pleasant and intelligent gentleman.l.sz
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CHOICE NV York APPLEs.-Just
received one i,sndred barrels choice
Ne,o York Apples, in store, and for
sale low iby 0DfH HIfgF
HAYHURsT & WHITAKER,
'a No. 8 South Water Street.
noy20 If ar aa s.. sis.i 5n1.3l
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NTCOLGATE'S AROMATIC SOAP.-A
mnhRz1or Toilet Soap, prepared from refined
ESeEEable Oils, in combination with ely
nzxHzzB1 and especially designed for the use
HaRgzRxaes and for the Nursery. Its perfume
SszMxBnisfte, and its washing properties un-
-sszzEed. For sale by all druggists.
E$a22 d&Wly
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apECIAL NOTICES.

w RATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE-The
&wae N the world; harmless, reliable, in
ssaaMnnneous. The only perfect Dye. No
slsamuE0intment; no ridiculous tints;. true
~ cEsnre, black or brown. Genuine is
7MazxnE W1LL1AM BATCHELOK.-- =. =
A1Es1 RegeleFati ng Extracto Millefeurs
--lzsssREes, kpreserxesy aIsd bea1tifIes the
zEEe7s Rzeve1ts badness. Sold by all drug
MEaaR factory, 81 Barclay street,sN. Y.
WHnnrST dIy-tE ~ ~ a AZ
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B@R Retail price of Oysters for
best brand, 70 cents half can; ks
Oysters 80 cents.
81. HERMANN,
{ 4. & II Il ii Z Cook & HEALEY.
DAD La Mn q x
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GAsoMETER.- into the office of
DIR. l. Haas, yesterday, we noticed that he
was engaged in placing in position new
gasometer. AS the building occupied by the
Doctor was already supplied with gas, we
were at loss to know what he was about,
until informed that the gasometer was
simply new instrument he was introduce
ing to enable him to extract teeth without
pain, and avoid the danger usually at
tendantt upon ip haling chloroforn- The
new instrument is made to generate nj
trous oxide, which patients who are I'M
willing to undergo the pain occasioned
in extracting teeth, may inhale. and there
by so destroying sensibility as to expert
ence no pain in the operation. In order to
have the, gas always fresh and pure, ave
understand that the Doctor designs fix
ing upon particular days of the week
which he will devote exclusively to ex-
tracing teeth. DR.. Haas is an enthusiast in
has profession, and is prompt to avail him
self of every new. discovery in the least
calculated to alleviate pain or perfect
workmanship. 1t isin this way alone that
he has been so successful as practitioner.
NJ T. 81