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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-28
CITY Purveyon..

DEIT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
ID Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Mem
phis
Section |. That for the purpose Of protecting
the city against the indiscriminate extraya-
gance in the purchase Of supplies for the city,
the Office Of City urveyOr be and the same is
hereby created by this Board.
SEC. z. 1t shall be the duty Of The Puryeyor,
at the first regular meeting of the Board III
dermen, monthly. to make out an approx ,oaf e
estimate Of the supplies which will be T., our ed
in the City Hospitals for the current y onth, ac-
companying said estimate with IN item'zed
statement ofthe prices at which y ~ article can
be obtained from at least three csponsible mer-
chants Of the city.
Sec s. said P9rveyor chs i, at the first regular
m a,; OF me ab 1Sa1os Jnthly render like
as provided in seetsov q of corn, hay. oats bran,
etc., which may , renuired for the current
month ior a,i W. city stock used in the Ere,
Sec. l. SAB and other departments nnnn nor,b
ptOcfHVr east three bids from responsible par
ties tef ne repairing of the tools used by the
;ssNo' forces, the shoeng OF horses. the repair
, ,es If carts and harness, and submit the same
the Board of Aldermen at their hrst regular
monthly meeting.
Sec. s. said Purveyor shall. upon all special
orders of the Board for the purchase of any
thing in the city exceeding the yaae OF unity NIFTY
| responsible parties to furnish the same before
| the purchase is made.
Sec. 6. The Purveyor shall keep three books
to be Styled ~ follows; Book OF Hospital
SuppIies,"" Book of Supplies for City Teams,
| and :" Miscellaneous Book of Supplies and Con
tracts" and it shall be the duty OF said Pur-
veyor to record in said books three OF tho low,
est bids, if more than three are made, for al
supplies for all contracts in which the city i
interested, noting carefully The date OF all bids
| and what bids are accepted
| Sec. Z. 1t shall be the duty of the Prrveyol
of the city. as hereinbeiore provided; to carry
| ont generally the orders OF the Board in mat.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-28
PROGRESS.

A negro named REDxoxD recently
addressed large assembly Of men and
women in CooPER's Institute Hall upon
universal INDEPENDENTLY includ-
ing negroes and white women. Fash
ion," said be, has great deal to do
with prejudice, and the time may not be
far distant when it will decree that the
blacklist face is the hsndsomest" This
sentiment was received with laughter
and applause.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-28
WHAT THE PATIENTS SAY OF
DIR. Maggiel's Pills and Salye!

Extracts from Various Letters.l
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-28

B6- Il is stated that Miss KATE Field
is to act as Washington correspondent
for a New York daily paper this winter
making a specially Of description Of
society at the capital.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-28

pa In addition to Admiral SHINES,
General WHEELER has been elected to
professorship in the Louisian. State
Seminary. He is to fill the chair Of pro-
lessor Of natural sciences.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-28

pa There are two million heirs to the
eight millions Of the AuEKA JAYS estate.
II the property we're equally divided,
these hopeful expectants would receive
four dollars each. M NI II IN T.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-28
NEW ADVERTISER ENTs
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS
Between Memphis and Eastern Cities.
The Great Broad-Gauge
Atlantic and Great Western
z AILW A Y

rs NOW OPEN. AND RUNNING TWO
i daily fast Express Trains from Cincinnati to
New York and all Eastern cities. Passeng srs
will find this a most desirable route The 90 UP
ments of this road are unequaled by any OF. this
continent. Elegant Palace Sleeping Ca S &C.
company all night trains. and Smoking Cars on
all trains. Ample time is allowed at regular
hours for meals. and the unhroken brog l-gauge
without change offers to travellers q egree OF
security, comfort and speed not to be found on
any other route. Connections via Cairo, 81.
Louis or Chicago for this route are Ger tain also
connections for Pittsburg, Philadelr mia, Balti-
more and Washington. Tickets hgd and bag
gage checked through at all prin cipal South:
western Offices. For further inf .rmation and
LARRY HAP. MSTAD,
II JeEerson street.
Z. B. BYINflT0N, III.
5 y efIerson street.
Eff. FULLER,
General Ticket Agent.
D. MCLAREN,l If ta
General Superintendent.
ISAAC PAIST.
IFS Gen 1Soutn Western AGENT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-28
Election Mott c e.

MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALL,
1T MEsFHIs, TKxS.. Dee y, lss. =
T'HE SHERIFF OF SHELBY COUNTY
will hold an Election for two School visi-
tors frOu sAzh Ward Of this city On MoDdAy.
January :. Isss. under the provisions Of the
amended charter Of " The Msnphh City
Schools"
100 w.O. LoFLASD, MAYOR,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-28

s6s- There are published in New Eng
land States 326 newspapers and period
icsls, Of which Is are issued in Boston,
50 in the remainder of Massachusetts,
4S in Maine, Al in New Hampshire, 80
in Vermont, Is in Rhode Islaed and IS
in Connecticut OF the above paper.
that take political sides, li6 are Repub
lican and 80 Democrats.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-28

Ia Frank MoGAvOcr, an old citizen
Of Nashville, died at his residence on
Sunday night last He was about IS
years Of age, and one Of the Oldest resi-
dents E l rn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-28
DE- MAGGIEL's PILLS
Each Box Contains Twelve Pills.
ONE PILL Is A DOSE.

NA No=.cF.-Nezs genuine without 49, en-
graycd trade mark arOund each DIT %
signed b. DOC10Ry. MAGGTEIl. Ner ark
70 counterfeit which i felony.
- soli W al respectabic Dealers g.. Ned
ieines thgoughOut the United State 80 Ina
das. NJ p cent? pcr Dox or pot. s-lV
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- 90 A(g II H >

The land is Of Eoos quality md has tWo-story
dwelling and out-k Outcs, Eil -house ana pres,
\ first rate well If water, ant has neafiy iour
well timbcre,d. aud can Be lyided into two
good plantations.
''4 Wv - "''- NATHAN ADAMS.
ga stanton Depot.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-28
Inspection ORDINANCE

DEITORDAINED BY THE BOARp, Oh
ID Mayor and Aldermen Of the City Of Ne n
phif, That the amendment passed by ac II 7.
mcr Dosrd, on the 18th Of Scpfembe z. Is q
making II obligatory upou merchants 10 he 3.
their goods Inspected. be, and the 20 me Is re
peeled.
Aprroscd Dee. q. 1850
W. %. LOFL AN.D, Mayer
Attest; l.. r. hfcHAHDs, City Register. q
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-28
Atls.t l. r. RIen a ny ciiy kegi.t %ay0i 10
t'iTc-Proof BuiI dings.

DE IT ORDAINED BY THE BOARD OF
ID Mayor and Aldermen Of the City Of Mem
This. That sc sion 3. page ~. Of Bridges Di-
gest. Of tho ordinances on Fire Limits and
Precautionary Regulations" be sna The same il
hereby 20 amended as to read as follows, to-wit.
- IL shall not be lawful, aad all persons are
forbidden o. increas or add TO the dimensions
Of any building already erected, or TO change or
alter the construction thereof, under the pre-
tense Of repairing. or any pretense whatever. or
o. cause the same 10 be done within the limifs
coscribca In the first section Of this ordinance.
Or 70 repair the roofs Of any part Of any such
bulldog. or 70 cause the same TO be done OF to
rebuild any building partially destroyed BY Gre
or OthcrWiss, or 10 causo the same 70 be re-
paired except BY using in such repairs such
maferials a. will not increase the danger in case
Of Ere PROVIDED, howaver. that special dis
pensaii0ns OF permits for alteration of build
inFs may be granted By the Fire Warden. with
the sanction Of y mui0rity Of the Firc Cammit-
tee and Board Of Aldermen, upon the writer
petition q tho pariic. desiring such alteration
setting firth specifically the character and O. :
tsnt of the sane.
Approved Dec. a, $50
W o. LOFLAND, MAYOR
Attest. L. II. RicutHDs, Cifv Rrrist.r A.,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-28
Dry Goods Commission Business

at the old stand ofsHEPHRRD 4 MOORE.
The thanks Of our late frm are respectfully
rendered % ID. ousioIners for their generous pa
tr0nagc, which l. also solicited for their success
ssrs vho are Ia all respects worthy and vel
qualified --.. ..-l.-.- -. =
lLf WM r.. MOORE 4 CO.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-12-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE NOON DISPATCHES
COTTON AND GOLD QUOTATIONS

NEW YoRK, December %, Gold
1921; money, col; skies, ITO; fves,
lO5}; tens, 9sa; sevens, lo4; new fves,
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-08

repaired together to the General s hcadquar-
tprs, where Mr., Delay heard the dispatch
read. 1t was substantially that Fort Good
win had been taken by about two thousand
Indians, and set on fire that ont of one hum
dred and twenty-four men stationed there,
only one man escaped and that his escape
was owing to the fact that at the time the
massacre commenced, he was out hunting,
but was not 80 far away but that he saw the
commotion, and saw the Fort burning, and
also heard the firing of the guns during the
fight, which lasted upwards of three fourths
of an hour. Mr.. Delay states further, that
the General said that some twelve or fifteen
days previous to the receipt of this dreadful
news, he had received message from the
commanding officer at Fort Goodwin, stating
that the Indians desired to make a treaty Of
peace, and asking for instructions. Gen.
Mason instructed him to make the treaty,
and it is most likely that the Indians had
gained admission to the Fort under that pre-
text, and massacred the troops as stated
above. .~
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-08
Dissolution Notice.

AJoTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the co-partner-
Iy ship heretofore existing between L. NJ. EVANS
and A. W. DAVIS, In the Livery Stable business, has
been dssolved that A. W. Davis Is indebted to the CO.
partnerships and that bill in equity has been filed for
the settlement Of the partnership accounts All per-
of the property contract debts on the credit
OF the fim /. NJ. EVANS.
DailOs, April 20, 1S0e. a23dlm
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-01-12

Anita sp.n) $50 tons. Pens. in IRE stream, from Hs
vana for Barcelona, repairing: Spanish Consul
Fortuna (Span bsrkcntns.) Isl tons. ot Brown Cos
vh.rves, from Havana for cAdiE to undergo repairs
rorcnco chipman ir $50 toni, Jone. al vanderhorsts
wharf, for Liverpool, load ng. n Murc L Co.
File dc LAIR, (Drl 416 tons Graham, at Yanderh' SITS
wharf for Liverpool. loading .Ravcnol Co.
Fearless Br $40 TONS Patrick, at yandsrhorsts wharf
Bona Eide, Nor SOS tons. omhols, al vandcrhosts
wharf from Liverpool. discharging. ;Ravcnel Co.
zion wharf. from Halifax n 8, dischargng.
Western Belle, OBJ sas tons, McCutchio at vandsr
horsts wharf, from Liverpool. dischargng.
Marshall, Beach Co.
Cumberland, (Br) s2s tons Fullerton, at Atlantic
wharyes. from Liverpool. dischargng. .........c:.
Robert Hay. tDr) 900 tons, Keslako, .. Boyce Cos
whar1cs, from Liverpool dischargins. IL Mure Co.
Sea Queen !Br- tons Ryan at ~Rapi from
Cardiff, Wales, discharginS. ......... IA haTono|
BRIGs
Russian, tons, Gctcha, N the Stream, from Phllade
.,ross pn,n sbt nss smn. al Atlantic wharves
from Baltimore disolarsing. Willis Chi.olm IIi
Omaha, - toms, Robinson. in tho Stream, from BAIT
Atas as t"ns ust Mch a; wharf for New S
Surf go tons, svcstand at Brown Co's mar1os from
Rockport, Me, discharsing .Olney Co.
Mountain Eagle, 224 tons. Hughes. al Brown 4 Co.'S
wharvcu for Wilmington n c. ready. .... Master.
:. olant 149 toms Parker, q: KsrrS wharf, from New
c,coDs 2aa toms, Partridge. at Boycs COS whar1es
from Turks Island, discharging.. Master
Raven (Br 312 TONS Hayes. al Atlantic wharves from
HalifaI, N .. waiting. ........W Smith Co.
SCHOONERS
Ella, 100 tons Bradley at Atlantic uharve! from Phila-
adelphia, dischargng .;.........c A Getty CO.
Louisa Frazier 323 TONS Stoelman a Central rharyes
from Philadelphia, discharging.. =. II Baker Co.
Nellie Brown $50 TONS Cobb. at Kcrrs wharf from Dos
ton dschSrgng s. ring D.rr;ctson nj xSar
from Now York, disoharCng. ........:.. w Roach
Grace Clifton. 254 tons. OF 1t Brown ( Co.'S wharvss
from Portland. Ne. di.-narging. -. Mordeea 4 Co.
N Smith, - tons. Tooksr at Adssr's WhArves. from
Now York, discharging. ........:.:.. w Roach
Northern Light l45 tons, Harpor at Atlantic Wharvss
from New York discharging ............. Master
Farland. 201 TONS Avery in the Stroam, for Bos-
ton, ready 80. Iiarras III ~ Mo'Ao or
baltimore loading. Willis & Chisolm
Jno Cienip, - tona Grifln at Adsers wharvcs, for
New York, loading. " ho@Cn
Louise Crockett 2l1 tons Crockett in the Stream for
Jacksonville, Fla, ready .Wm Roach
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-01-12

Total exports s.........-....... 1888 S'oi1 looo
Stock on hand. 41G o19S 81
RICR--A fow small lots by railroad the only re-
ssipts during the week. Clean Carolina, from the Mills.
Is being sold at II to l21a cents q ID.
NAVAL sToRES-rhe receipts since our last state
msnt havo amounted to about 15Oc barrels OF rosn and
spirs OF turpentne nearly all Of which being shipped
through Prices remain about the previous
week. say $12@15 for No. rosin, 50 for No. q and IS
TO Ss for No. ;.
HAY-This artice continues to arrive in largo
amounts Some 1000 bales received during the previous
week have been sold private terms and is being re-
tailed 81 GO per hundred The receipts Of the present
week have bcen about one thousand bales Of Eastern
and twelve hundred of North River part Of this supply
being for dealers. We learn Of sales Of 200 bales Of
Eastern slightly damaged, at 81 Sc per hundred; 500
baos North River 81 so per hundred and 200 bales Of
ditto at 81 40 per hundred.
CORE.-Some seven thousand bushels Of this grain
vere received early the week by steamer and about
twelve thousand bushels arrived yesterday from Balt-
more Sales Of some three thousand bushels to arrive
took place at 123 cents q bushel The demand continues
good and prices are firm.
OATS.-The arrivals Of the week amount to some
throo thousand bushels OF Maryland which was mainly
for dealers The article continues firm a. previous
quotations-say 7o@73 cents q bushel.
FLOUR.-Thc market is we'll supplied. and sales in
any amount difficult. Super may be quoted at $3.50
010OO q barrel.
BACON.-Thcrc is u large supply OF Shoulders and
Sides the market and sales any quantity could not
bemade except ut very low figure Wequote prices as
nominal
SALT-There has been addition to the stock during
the week. but the supply large and the article dull aud
depressed We have heard of sales under So por
sack.
FRETGHTS extremely dull to all points. To Liv-
erpocl they have declined to I'd q IL. for Upland aud
Id for Sea Island Cotton, and dull To New York there
is little Offering and prices range from 1sc c Ii.
for Upland by sailing vessel and 1c. y ib for Upland by
steamer.
EXCHANGE.-Bls England haze fallen very
much and we hear Of sales as low $3.50. Domestic
Exchange continues about the same last week. the
Banks purchasing Sight drafts on New York at per
cont of; to 10 days, IL of. The Bankers selling
Sight drafts on New York at !. per cent of.
GOLD has declined, and the Brokers purchasing
at 10 to Al, and selling at io to 80.
WILMINGTON, January 9.-CorroN. We quote
sales of eight bales at 4c for low ddng and 45c for
middling.
u Ss at for white in New York packages 20 casks
at oS"- far colored, in country packages.
CRUDE TUnPENT1NE.-No sales.
TAR.-No saies.
RoSIN.-No sales.
TIMBER. No sales
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-01-12
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES TON. :

Arrived Yesterday. IJAN IL
Br ship waverly Bonnie Portland, Me, II days. Bal
last. To W Smith 4 Co.
Brig Omaha Robinson, Baltimore 10 days. Coal To
r M Butler.
Brig Ambrose Light: Simpson Baltimore, days.
Corn, Oats and Mdze TO Willis & Chisolm. and oturs
Brig Russian, Getchcl., Philadelphia, days. Coal
To Averill X Son.
Schr Smith, Tooker, New York. 5 days. Mdzc
To Roach, T Street. w Russell, G. Egan, Captain
Holden, Q NJ, Austin, Andrus h Co. Adams & Damon.
A Armstrong & Co. Z Averl 4 Son, L Adger Co.
A BischofI, NJ Bird & Co. J Bcyerson, Bnrkett
& Co. Bissell Bro, Cobia l. Co, Cameron, Barkley Il
Co. ] Carmat Craig, Tuomey K Co, b Foley Hastie
Calhoun l. Co. Gurney. Helms. Hart L Co, f Levy
b O'Neill, Silcox Saltus Roach T Stenhouse 4
Co. G w Williams & Co. W Whilden Co. L Weiskopt
d o Walker. Railroad Agent, Adams Frost, Bschof
l. Co. Burns, Bates Co, A Caldwell. Il COwpcr-
thwait. Claussen, \ + Dawson B Drysl u, Sou
L Son, Heseman, G Hopley Co. jennings,
Thomnson l. Co. 7 Kerr, King & Cassidey Little &
Marshall. S Lockwood. 81 Noise l. Co. W Marscher
l. Co, 8 K Marshall. T Panknin Taft ( Rowland,
Peterran, Thomson. Lopez
Schr Ridgcwood Derricksen New York. days. Hay
and Railroad Iron. To w Roach Campssn K Co, g
Sahlman, and s C RI Co.
Steamer Pilot Boy. Paine, Georgetown, c. los bales
Cotton tierces Rice, &c To Ferguson Holmes,
Mowry l. Co. Ada ns 4 Frost Shaskelford & Fraser
Steamer George. Slawson, Congsree River 283 bales
Cotton, &c. To Getty Co. Sturgcs, and Hunt
Bros
Cleared Yesterday. lJAx. IL
Steamship Moneks. Marshman, New York Willis 4
Chsom.
Schr NJ Lan6QOn Hlx GeOrGetOWn, > C-N NOacn.
Sohr L Crockett, Crockett. Jacksonville. Flaw Roach
Schr F Farland, Avery, Bostun-P Locke
Went to Sea Yesterday. [JAN. IL
Steamship Moneks, Msrshman New York.
Span bark Lorencita, Torres, Barcelona.
Schr Vile World Hildreth New York.
Schr Margaret, Relnhart, Georgetown S c.
Schr Lizzie Tapley, Jones. Georgetown, s C.
Schr Mary Langdon, Hx, Georgetown, S c.
Cleared for this Port.
Brig Georgis, Holt, at Wilmington, N G, Jan O.
Schr Charlotte, Chaplin, at Wilmington, c, Jan o.
Mcmora ramtin.
Loss OF THE STEAM TUG AnErHUsA-Tle steam
tug Arethusa, from this port for Philadelphia took
the late heavy weather off Cape lookout, on Sunday
when. finding it necessary to make harbor, she put
about for Wilmington, c. hut there was 80 much sea
on the Cape Fear Bar that she unable to Cross and
compelled to keep South in emdeavorng to enter
Georgetown c. got ashore the breakers. where she
has become wreck. Nine of the crew were taken of
the beach by Captain Paine, OF the steamer Pilot Boy
who also used his best efforts to get those of who were
still on the wreck but there much sea on George
;own Bar, on Monday that the boa: was unable to get
to the wreck surfboat aftcrward sent to their
aid, and it thought all the crew were taken off,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-01-12
morris for the week ending Jan. IL.

FOREIGN.
pAacsLoNA-Per Span bark LorenGitMS2s', i'''
Saved Lurnbor, Ii, loo feet Square linose
CoASTw1sE.
NEW YoKK-Pcr steamship Quaker cityMl "; bale bale
cotton 100 bales Upland Co.tou, 454 obls Kosin, 20
$3.50. Rice lo b1cs Tobacco, l sack Wool. lo9
n.oiares Sundries -. Per steamship + Souder@ -
IS tisrces Rice 172 bales Cotton sO4 bbls kosin
hhds and bundle Raw Hides 81 PACKAGES n i1
Per bark Teiuca-25S bales Cotton, 2Ol bbls
nosin, 10 bbls Rosin Oil. 70 tons Railroad Iron
1S tons o. Iron. 81 bbls Pea Nuts, 22t packages les
1nndries -. Per steamship Ahambra-36 oalea up
aaiIon G packages Metal, 4l4 bbls Rosin, 8 bales
Weol bales Hides. bales Skins. IA packages Sun
lrisa 49, Per steamship Moneka-l16 tierces Rice,
1S bales Cotton, 29l bales Upland COTTON, 40 DasS
Ysrn. os bbls Rosin 25 bags Grcundnuts, 10 pack
ages Sundries. ,., ,oo
EosT0N-Per schr F Farland-353 bales Cotton l92
bbls Rosn. $50 tons Old Iron, IL bsles hass 40 40
naoIapes Bapcng &c bbls Beans, Al bales Paper, az
hAds and bbis Bottles and Sundries.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-01-12
THE CHARLESTON MARKET.

rroR zHE WREK ENDING JANUARY IL, 18tSl
eoTTON-The receipts since our last weekly ssete-
rasnt have bsen very limited. and amount to ninety
bales Of Sea Island thirteen hundred and eghyone
A,les of Upland Cotton The extremely limited stock
on sale kept up prices very high figure during the
rs i've days of the week. and about Six hundred bales
ware sold at 4sc for Mdling 5Oc for Strict Middng,
and s2s p Ii for good Middng Cotton, tax paid These
prices vere maintained with much rmness up to We'd
nesdaJ night when news received that the staple
had declined 11sc q b in the New York market which
caused suspension CT business.
On yesterday we could not learn OF any transactions,
and consequently omit quotations.
snA I1AND CorroN.-Thc market for this class OF
cotton has becn very quiet since our last and We could
hear of no Gales Our prices Of last week may DO
uswed, say 81 TO s1.5o q ID.
COTTON STATEMENT.
S. Is'id. Upd. Rice.
Stock on hand Sept 1st. 1s65...... 3G2 1919 100
Receipts from Sept1 65 to JAN g. 66 1896 1860 1928
Receipts from jan to Jan. TO-. 80 1881 20O
Total Receipts s...................27 4Ges1 142s
Exports S. I'd. Upd. Rice.
Exports from Sept. o,..,
/, 's5 to Jan. 4. &C. 23ls 3G302 11eo
From Jan. 8 to Jan.
IL 1s66.. IA 1910 196
o339 1852 1886