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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-12-15

A COMFORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE.
IN ave rooms and cellar,l in Tow. A
sontown. with blacksmith 4 wheel.
wright Shop, an excellent stand forNssi
the business, with an established cue lsa1.
tom end several other neat HOUSES 1Nb
LOTS in the village.
Also, FORTY FARMS in B.lamor. and
Hartford counties, 10 500 Acres, at prices from
5000 10 $4,000. Apply "a
BENZ. n. PAYNE,
smedley Row, opposite the Court House.
Me- 10, feee.--h
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EFT @ RID EN-,

NEAR BALT IMORE.
A PLEASANT COUNTRY RESIDENCE, 1
IA miles from Baltimore. and in q -
. very healthy location, consist. se.
ing Of ~ ACRES. in . high 6siS
stsle Of cultivation, with we'll esas
builtFRAME DWELLING, con ing nassa 70
parlor. dining room and kitchen on 6rst hcor.
and four rooms on second Aoor. A pump Of ex.
cellent water, Barn a. by IA feet. Carriage
House, Corn House, and stabling sufficient for
10 or ~ horses. A Young Orchard, with ell the
different varieties Of fruit. with two Grapo Ar.
bors Of the best varieties, In full bearing. Ills
nov cultivated as q market garden. The road
" good and no toll. which is gu object Of con-
sideration. For sale low. Apply 70
HENRY W. COOKE,
Law Buildings, ~. Paul st., Baltimore.
Nov. lit
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

OtAME 70 the premises Of The subscriber, OF
" the Hartford Turnpike, . milcsunmw~
from Baltimore, about four weeks ago, 49, &N
dark BRINDLE COW, hind lsgs--~W--W
whites very Ions horns, apparently very old ans
her away. JOHN HINES,
Dee 9-ets en pamisl gsnAewN wusm.
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spLENpID FARM FOR sALE

SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.
A VERY SUPERIOR FARM or 100
AACRkS, in Baltimore county, an -
- hour and halls drive from BAL esSA
49, Inn ere; about 80 acres ia wood, ssls
consisting 81 white aud black esas
oaa, Chestnut and hickory. The entire place
is enclosed and divided into ten fields. every
field accessible 10 water, except one. The soil
IL rotten rock.
THE DWELLING il a fret. clas- frame aud
stone building, Of modern style. Tepiete with
1 convenicnces. and in excellent condition. The
neighborhood is good and proverbial fnr health.
Has large double Barn. Corn liouscHnd Gran
airy. with Hay House under one roof 'San
House. Wood House, Carriage House. lcc Honse
and Workshop under same root. Large Hay
Barrick, with shinglc roof.
Old Apple Orchard Of about 100 trees. nnd a
young Apple Orchard OF about 100 trecs. Alum
dance of com mon and choice Cherries. Pcars,
pluma pamaons, Currants, RaspbcrTics, Black.
berries aud Grapes. About 100 Peach trees lust
coming into bearing. 4 never failing spring
Of the beet soft water.
There 10 . charter now In existence for a
railroad from Baltimore 10 Bcl-Air. which will
be located within FIVE minutes walk from tho
dwelling. Lime Kiln on the place. aud an
abundance of lime Stone within u miles. The
land 10 in q good state Of cultivation. and clear
Of white blossom and blue devil.
| There 10 . blacksmith shop and q wheelrighi
mile distant, with daily mail. Grist aud saw
| mills half . mile on. Apply g.
HENRY W. COOKE.
Law Buildings.
~. Paul street. Baltimore
| Nov. lift
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MARY JANE WARNER,
CHARLES WARNER.
~ ne 0srswif oburt ~ DuIlinsx osuuiv-
~ kaui.t.

- Aful.t.
The object Of this suit Is 70 procure Divorce
a viHeHio ssafrimonii Cor he complainant from
her husband, the defendant.
The Bill Of Complaint states that on The four
teenth OF October, In the year eighteen hundred
and lorty-eight, the parties were lawfully mar
rted In Baltimore county, and that they lived
together - man and wife until some time IN
October, In the year eighteen hundred and aix-
ty-three, say until the ninth Of said month,
since which time the said defendant haa ma
contributed anything 70 her support and shs
has been Obliged 20 maintain herself and her
children by her own labor with occasional as-
sistance from her mother. That the said de-
PENDANT has not resided in said baltimore coun
~ nor in the State Of Maryland for more than
three years last past, and e not now a resident
thereof That In the month Of October, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty three, the said defen-
dant abandoned the com plainant and that such
abandonment has continued unintsrrupledly
for more than three years and IL deliberate and
ciliation.
Il Is thereupon this frat day Of December.
IN year one thousand. eight hundred aud sixty
ak, adjudged, ordered and deereed, that the
COMPLAINANT by causing copy Of this order 20
De ,n s,. IN some newspaper Published In
Haid baltimore county, once in each Of foureuo
eessve weeks before the slsf day Of Dsoem6sr,
1856, give notice 70 the absent defendant Of the
substance aud object Of this Bill aud warn him
70 appear In this Court in person OF by solicitor
o" or before Ae s1 day Of april. 1867,
TO answer the premises aud show cause n anv
prayed.
JOHN II. LoSGNEcKRR, Clerk.
n JONI II. LoSeSECKER. Clerk.
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T. IAwRnxoE xELsox. sEsRsE .. YORK.
NELSON & YORK,
a N . a 4 A. la-L

- ". CLAM AND cOLLEcTION AGENTS
REAL ESEATE BR0kERS AND
GOyTEIA1cERS,
No. 4 south street. Baltimore, md.
@PRcIAL ATTENTION given % tho procure
& , ment of Pensions, military hoanties, Ma
Nd Claims, &c., under 'he various ects e' Cow
c0LLEcTTors BY suit or otherwise. made
49,, indlvlduals or the Government, with the
.',s.n.t prom ptness and energy.
VA RIAL ESTATE bought aud sold. Ground
Ianls, Ae., Collected.
NnrParties having important cases will be
fafnI.hna with written references upon appli.
halIAn. NOV. -, ie66.--6m.
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For Warren Manufaclgring Compa

ssr~S. B.--COUNTRY RRODUCE taken in
exchange for Goods. at city prices.
NOV. 3 IS66.-Gtn
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STRAY HOG.

H siai. - ~. s"S ~ 'r road leading from -
the Rel Air Road 10 the Forge, A MA
WHITE IIOc. The owner Is re- NCfk2
aue.ted 10 come Onward. prove property. ia.
charges and take him sway:
Dee. I5.-sts
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Az ACRE,S or LINU.

more or less. Also one other piece ar parcel
OF land contiguous thereto. containing ~ Acres.
Roods and - Pcrchcs, making IN all 4.6
ACRES. RooDS and - PEKCHES. more or
less
This property is situated On the York Turn.
pike. twenty miles from Raliimore. and les,
than three miles from Monkton Station on fha
Northern Central Railway. adjoining the Gnely
improved estate of Nicholas X. Mcrsyman.-
About two hundred acres are wooded. and the
balance arabic land Of kind quality, not les.
than l50 acres Of which are level and very pro.
ductive. There is an excellent quarry OF Lime.
stone on II, aud q kiln convenient.
The DWELLING HOUSE is Of stone, so by
Is feet, with commodious wings. It is hand.
somcly situated in healthfIi and beautiful
valley, and can readily be made one of the me q,
desirable aud productive estates in the county.
There is good BARN on the property, and 9th.
Unnecessary outbuildings and IL well watercd.
Terms of sale One third Of the purchase
money TO be paid in cash on the day Of sale. OF
on the ratification thereof. and the balance in
equal instalments. in one and two years from
the day Of sale. with interest. and security "a
be approved by the Trustees.
JOHN PHiLPOT. -..-
JN0. T. EASOR. / trustees
Apply to John Philpot at Phoenix or a. J no.
7. Epsor at Towsontown. Baltimore co., Mi.
bee ls.-ti.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
i scriber has obtained from the orphAns
Court for Baltimoreoounty, letters Of admins
| tration on the estate Of
ANN HAMMILL,
late Of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber.
On or bgore Me sh day Of August. 1867
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benc6t Of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate are requested 20 make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this 9Th
day Of December. 1860.
SAMUEL COLLINS,
Dec. s'-H' Administrator.
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'NHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub.
= scri6er has obtained from the orphans'
oouIt o. Baltimore county, letters testainenta-
~ on the estate Of
CARL SPRINGER,
lateof said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber.
On or beforc tAe STA day Of August. 1867,
they may otherwise by law be excluded from
al benefit Of said estate Those indebted 20
SAID estate are requested 20 make Immediate
payment Given under my hand this 5th dav
Of December, 1868.
cATHARINE SPRINGER,
wv CIV Executrix.
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Dec. ste Fxs.,..i-

'THIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters testannenta-
ry on the estate OF
EDWARD RIDER, sR.,
late of said county deceased. All per.or.h.v-
ing claims againstthe said estate are hershv
warned TO exhibit the same with thc var.h.:y.
thereof, To the subscriber.
On or eg4Te me sh day Of august, 1857
they may otherwise by law be excluded IRAN
all benefit OF said estate. The. s.sslAhasl A.
said estate are requested 20 make Immediate
payment Given undor my hand this 9Th dav
Of December. IsdG.
RACHEL RIDER.
Dee. SITS Ewacnfrt-
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TRUSTEES SALE OF
0NEoF TmE
MOST VAUABLLE FARMS

- Es' HsA WVNN NVV ~ I.
NE Undersigned, Trustees. oder al Private
si ISG ;n sa ifIPT OF Pr TEaGf En
80 LAND called Bacon Hall En-. IlsIs
1larged, aud part OF "a tract
OF land called "Elsey's Grove and mara oi
a tract Of land called Nicholas Merrymau :
Piaey Ridge" and part Of u tract Of land called
Noun; Pleasant" aud part Of tract 81 land
called ''Cold Bottom all 81 which !. living
cnnilcmnua % ench nihnr- rnnInini.n
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'His Is TO GIVE NOTICE. that the sub.
scriber has obtained from the Orphans
court OF Ba!i'ipore county. letters Of adminis.
tration on the estate Of
JOSHUA GOSNELL.
late Of said county. deceased. All per.on,h.x
ing claims against the said estate are herehv
warmed 20 exhibit the same with the voneh...,
thereof 10 the subscribers.
Il, On or before nc LIST day Of August, 1857
they may otherwise by law be excluded from,
all benefit Of said estate. Those inash,ad -
said estate are requested TO make immedi.,.
payment. Given under my hand this ?sth dsy
0f November. 1880.
n ELSoRA G0sNELL.
A 4 -
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. tina, the sub.
Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF baltimore county, letters Of admins.
tration on the estate Of
SARAH A. WHEELER,
late OF said county, deceased. All persoue hav
ing claims against the said estate, are hereby
warned 70 exhibit the same with the voucher
thereof 60 the subscriber,
On or before fhs 3ttl day Of .Sals leey i,
they may otherwise by law be excluded Dram
all benefit Of said estate. Those Indebted IL
said estate are requested 20 make immediase
payment Given under my hand this aIst
day Of November. 1866.
THOMAS q. WHEELER,
Nov. 24.-4t' Administrator.
'lNHls Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Baltimore county, letters Of admins
tration on the estate Of
CHARLES s. GILMER,
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav.
ing claims against the said estate are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof 10 the subscriber,
Ga or b<fore he 24M day Of Jalg, 1857
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. Those indebted 10
said estate arc requested 10 make immediate
payment Given under my hands this 3lst
day Of November, 1866.
ELIZABETH ST. GILMER,
Nov. A.-tt Administrative.
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Y'HIs is To GIVE NOTICE, tina. The .n1.
Il scriber has obtained from the o,nh.,.,
court OF Baltimore county, letters Of admin.
sHation c. t. a. on the personal estate Of
ELIZA SHARE,
s a.e o. said county, deceased. All personshavs
,ng Claims against the said estate. are hereby
warned 20 exhibit the same with ths ,a,'.a, ~!
thereof TO the subscriber,
On or bctore tao 2afh day Of .J..ls. 1897
tney may otherwise by law be axeiaaed from
Az beneht of said estate. Those Indebted NJ
said estate are requested TO make immcdiats
OF November, 1866.
pHTTIp n cuanr
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-05-09

The following Is statement OF coal trans
ported on the Delaware and Hudson Canal for the
week ending May 5, 1866, and for the season:
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members of Congress; the Rebel States will
have siJty-t,ooi But even this does not
fully show the glaring injustice Of the case.
Each Rebel Congressman will represent only
$4,000 voters; each Pennsylvania or New
York Congressman represents 25 900 voters.
AT the rate upon which the Rebels will be
represented, Pennsylvania and New York
ought to have NINETY three Congressmen
instead of only flfty-fve But after the ap-
portionment OF 1870, unless the basis of
representation shall have been equalized, the
Rebel States will have a still more unjust
advantage, for they will have added to their
basis of representation two-ffths OF all the
colored population of the South. This is
the desirable entertainment to which, under
the names of justice and mercy and mag
nanimity, the voters OF Pennsylvania are
invited. HEIsTTR CLY1IER is the champion
of this scheme for robbing the citizens OF
Pennsylvania Of their just rights, that supe-
qjOr pOUer may be given to Rebels.
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Philadelphia Trade Report.

"WEDNESDAY, May 9-In Coversecd and T mothy
no transactions to report, and prices are nom nj
FaXseed is in fair demand and ia zen by the crush
ers at 80 7002'75 y bush.
There is no Improvement to notice in the market
for QueIcItro Bank, but prices steady at 500 y
ton for MOL
The Flour Market is characterized with much firm
T, IS, and some holders are asking adyaLc' :
There IS little or no export demand, but the home
consumers purchase more fteev About 1000 ba rels
were disposed mostly Northw sem extra tamil It
SlO0 ii and Pennsy vania and ONO do. do, incud
ing small lots OF superlneqt AZ 50dS extras at $8 70
dl025; and fancy brands at S13Gl6, according to
,ut it. Rye Flour commands S5 25 per barrel. In
Corn Meal nothing doing.
The offerings of Wheat continue very small, and
there is a good demand for prime full iprices.
sales of 500 bush choice red at 80 7Ud2 75 and 1900
bush. good at So 55; lot OF spring sold at 81 IL.
Rye is in good request at 81 v bush for Pennsyl.
vania. Corn is in good demand, but there is very
Ii tie ere; sales of 5000 bush. yellow at 8lc., aoat.
Oats in active request and prices have advanced;
sales of 1000 bush. Pennsylvania at 64c., and some
Southern at 63d64c. In Barley and Malt no change
to Do'ice.
Whisky moves slowly, with small sales OF Pennsvl-
vania ard refined at $2'24dl226 and Ohio atRS2 27.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, |
~, Nav 1000

The Stock Market was dull but steady this
morning. Railroad shares, as we have noticed
for some time past, continue the most active on
the list. Pennsylvania sold at 544, no change;
Reading at 53'44@53ll, no change; Little Schuyl-
Kill at 35, decline of }; Lehigh Valley at 6l4,
decline of /; and Catawlssa preferred at 5000
81, decline of 4.
Government bonds are firmly held at full
prices. 5-2Os sold at 1929, and 7'3Os at 1920
1921. 100 was bid for 6s of 1881, and 954 Tor
lO-4Os City loans are in demand at the late
advance; the new issue sold largely at from 9S!
@9si.
CITY Passenger Railroad shares continue in
fair demand. Thirteenth and Fifteenth sold at
2O02Of the latter rate an advance of &; IS
was bid for Second and Third; 81 for Tenth and
Eleventh; 3S for Spruce and Pine; GS for West
Philadelphia; 30l for He-ronville; and 26 for
Girard College.
Bank shares continue IN good demand for in
ycstment at full prices. Commercial sold at 52}.
l4O was bid for First National: 2l3 for North
America; l2O tor Farmers and Mechanics; 30!
for Mechanics; 95 for Kensington; 81 for Penn
Township; 3Ol for Manufacturers and Mechanics;
and 624 or City.
In Canal shares there is very little movement
Schuylkin Navigation preferred sold at Bag, and
Lehieh h Navigation at 544. 27 was bid tor Schuyl.
kill Navigation common; ll5 for Morris pre-.
ferled; 10 for Susquehanna Canal; 50 for Della.
ware Division; and 50 for Wyoming Valley
Canal.
Oil shares continue duh and neglected Maple
Shade sold at 2'04.
The New York Tribune this morning says:-
"DIoney is abundant at five per cent, and appear.
ances indicate tull supply of capital at low rates
during the SUMMER months, the absence of un-
favorable European adVices. In commercial paper
no change. he supply of fTst-class bills is small
and they sell readily at six per cent. Short first
class bill are held at five per cent and tor long
time money has not been plenty. For certificates,
1901 is bid and sellers. June certificates, at pre-
sent quotations, pay about Al per cent:
The proposition TO redeem SzOOOOOVO OF ceruh'
Gates of indebtedness is a step toward securing
money market, upon which consolidated per
cent can be introduced. On the 10Th instant the
Temporary loan, excluding the Clearing House
tifcates which should be paid off, will be reduced to
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per cent, and Il mav be lairly assumed that the
reasuiv has now reached the point where 1t has
not only ceased TO borrow at any pice, ut
IL ready to reduce Its oblipat Ons. The
future policy OF the Treasury will evi-
Gently Ddt IN circulation he accumulated currency
nov held by the Department The only mode by
wh ch interest uuon temporary loans can be saved
is by using the i'd @ currency in payment of this
class of debt The Treasury ceasing TO be n Dor.
rover. and at the same time putting IN u.s. Ian ge
amount of currency, will obliPe money lenderS 10
find boI rOweis at low rates which will cause
fresh speculation in all deDartm, nts Of commerce"
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES TO-DAY
Reported bv DE Haven & bro, No 40 y Third sire {
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"A recent meeting was held by the physi-
clans of Chicago to discuss the proprety of, pro
stated during the session that several reliable
sea captains had informed him that they could
generally be made aware of the approach 10
Chicago by stepping on deck and taking nasal
observations.
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RPHANS' COURT SALE,
\ J Estate of CATHARINE c. KEPPELE, deceased.

~ Estate Of CATHARlNE e. kEPPELE deceased.
THOMAS & SONS, Auctioneers
Large and valuable LOT n. W. corner OF TWENTY
SECOND and LOCUST Streets. 10 feet inches on
wentysecOnd street. 273 feet Locust street extend
ing Twenty second to Twentythird Streets three
fronts.
CITY and County OF Philadelphia win be sold at rublc
S"e' On TUESDAY MAY 20, 1865,
At l2 o'clock Nom at the T PHILADELPHIA EX-
CHANGE, the following described properly, ate OF
All that of ground, in the general plan Of v Lots
marked No. 1850, situate The side of Schuykil
Front NOW Twenty -secOnd street and north side OF
Locust containing in breadth north and south 10
feet inches and in depth extending westward 273 feet
Bounded northwarI by vacant ground, eastward by
and westward by wenty-thrd street. being part of the
same premises which, in The partition Of certain lots Of
Issued the supreme court at the suit Michael
keppele ana alharhe ms Wlle and Andrew caldwell
Caldwell and James ca dwell by Thomas Lelper, their
signed and delivered TO Catharine heppee ana Michael
Keppele In right OF said Cahsrine and to Andrew Cald
well ano Their heirs in severaty oreVer and the said
mole OF the lot ground by his last will and testament
bearing date the "a day of Aprt, A. ID. 1896, and
the office the Register WI s Tor the city and county
Phi adelpha did nter gig give devise and bequeath
remainder his estate and personal WharesOever
situate and being to hold 10 him MS SAID brother his
heirs and assigns forever which said residue and
der 20 devised by the sat staor inc uded the one
undivided mOety Of the lot Of ground Aforesaid and
Phi ade pha Commanding him 10 levy the ia IDS ana
tenemens OF James Ca dwell did, by deed poll bearing
oSeH CoaPt on the sb tay OF June A. D. isl2 ana en-
tered among he records thereof IN Book O. page 525
etc grant bargain and sell the said undvldad mOIey
of the lot of ground unto Cathane Keppee her heirs
ana By ssSisHs sSss oaTs A. MERRICK Clerk O. G.
CsDWALADFR BIDDLE, Auiiliii','a'oiS nlIn u L. A.
PbIadep phia May o. 1866. 59i62s
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The Unjust Demands of the Rebel States
for Superior Power.

The Unjust Demands of the Rebel States
for Superior Power.
WE cannot too often call the attention of the
voters Of this State to the issue of equalizng
the basis OF Congressional representation, as
a condition precedent to the admission of the
Rebel communities us States into the Union.
1t should be constantly kept in mind that the
demand OF these recent Rebels, and of their
Northern allies, is taat they shall come back
into the Union. not as equals, but as superiors; !;
not welding the same power as that welded
by the same number of voters in the loyal
States, but vastly greater power so that
man Tor man, each late Rebel shall count for
nearly twice as much in influence upon all
national questions as a loyal man, so that in
| the House OF Representatives and in the cleo
tion Of President he shall have two votes to
the loyal mans one. How monstrous this
| demand is will be apparent from the con-
| sdeIation OF a few figures, which we here
| with present The total vote cast in 1860
| in the eleven Rebel States was only S67 .O24.
They could not poll as many now within a
hundred thousand; but we will let that pass.
! The two States of New York and Pennsyl-
vania cast at the last Presidential election
1908, ,42S votes, or ,404 more votes than
the eleven Rebel States combined. New
York and Pennsylvania have four Senators I;
the Rebel States will have tWenty-ttOo !
New York and Pennsylvania have fttyyiue