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THR RECONSTRUCTION BnL-Goy. Shar
key, of Miss, has drawn a petition to the
Supreme Court of the United States for an
injunction to prevent the execution of the
Reconstruction bill in the Southern States.
The petition argues that Congress has usur-
ped authority in setting aside the present
State Government in the Southern States
The petition was considered by the Supreme
Court last Friday.
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GEN. SIcKLEs AND THE ELECTIONS.
Sickles has decided in the case of a, vacancy
in Sherifalty in one of the districts of
South Carolina, that a successor will be APP
pointed, and that 10 elections will be held
until the voters are enrolled.
We observe that Gov Worth is still max
ing appointments. Has he a right to do
this7 Have we. not had enough of rebel
rule2
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WHO WANTS A PIANOI
SEVERAL PATRONS OF CONCORD n
MALE College have requested my aid In securing
Good Pianos

or their use. y 4 - -
some of the best manufacturers, which enable -
to furnish Instruments Of the First Clooe> et
reduced prices. can save each pufchasef Nm
forty to one hundred dollars. Price lists q The
manufacturers will be sent to those who deI1ro
them, to aid them In making selcct3oAs.
money can be sent TO me, It my expense, b the
Southern Express, and Piano win b shippea
to the Depot the purchaser may designate, 1neh
Piano sold will Be fully warranted.
Address me ct Statesville, n. c. s
Aprlla7. 1854 lb-vt. J
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DEATH OF JUDGE CALDwELL.-We are
panied to announce the death of the Hon.
David F. Caldwell. He died in this place
yesterday, at 24 o'clock, P. M. After months
of very feeble health, he was stricken down,
on Tuesday morning last by paralysis, and
fingered until yesterday, when death closed
the scene of his earthly existence.
We are requested to state that the mortal
remains of the deceased will be removed, this
morning at 8 o'clock, to St. Luke's church,
where they may be visited by his friends un,
til 4so,clock, P. NJ. at which hour the funer-
al services will take place.-Sals. Banner.
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sAML. T. BOND.
Letter from Messrs. DuckwOrth and
Hamilton.
BREyARD TRANsYLvANIA Co.. N c.

March Goth, 1857
DEAR SIR I'm reply to the call issued by you
as Chairman of the meeting of loyal citizens, &C.,
requesting us to meet with you in Convention Mt
Raleigh on the 9th inst, We would respectively
reply that while the principles and objects ex-
pressed in the call meet with our unqualified APP
proval, we find ourselves, from circumstances
beyond our control unable to comply with the
request TO meet with you.
We have, therefore, called meeting OF the loyal
citizens of our county, to devise measures to Sc
cure some representation in the Convention, the
proceedings of which will be forwarded by Col.
Tracy, Secretary of the meeting.
Being duly thankful for the honor conferred
upon US by the invitation, and with the most fer
vent wishes and hopes that the Convention may
be able to devise some plan which will relieve us
from rebel nisr,de, and restore us to the fostering
care of the government which we have always
priced so dearly, we remain most respectfully,
Your obedient servants,
JIG. DUCKwORTH,
r. HAMILTON.
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srNAroR WILSON AT PErrnsnuRe

Mr.. SENATOR WILSON AT PETERSBURG :.
Senator Wilson, of Massachusetts,, visited
Petersburg one day last week, and delivered
an address to the people, which we shall
publish in full in our next. This address
was an excellent one. We trust Mr.. Wilson
and others of our Republican friends will ex-
tend their visits throughout the South, and
address the people at every point. "The
harvest truly is great, but the laborers are
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GET YOUR LIcENsEs.-We are requested
by Mr.. Harrison, one of the Assessors for
Wake County, to state that his instructions
are, that the law must be rigidly enforced
against all persons doing business on the
LIST of next month, who have not the regular
licenses required by law.
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TRANSPORTATION

The superstitions OF antiquity are only "food
for laughter" at the present day, and yet this is
an area Of
Miracles,
accomplished with the aid of science. For exam-
ple-grey, sandy or red hair, is
Changed in a Moment,
to the richest conceivable black or brown, By .
simple application of
CRISTADORA'S HAIR DYE,
Manufactured by j. CRISTADORA, 6 Asto
ouse, New York. Sold by Druggi SITS. Ap.
piled by all Hair Dressers.
November IL, 1866. 102-w&tw-Sept II.
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BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE s. co.

In connection with our houses In Philadelphia
and Washington, we have opened NEW YORK
HOUSE at above location, and offer our services
to Banks, Bankers, and Investors Tor the transac-
ton of their business in this city, including pur.
chases and sales of GOVERNMENT sEouRlTms,
STOCKS, BONDS, AND GOLD We arc constantly
represented at the Stock Exchange and Gold
Board, where orders sent us are promptly filed.
We keep on hand q full supply Of
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES OF ALL ISSUES,
buying and selling at current prices, and allowing
correspondents the most liberal rates the market
affords. JAY COOKE Il CO.
may II. 23-tw&w1y.
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HEAD'QRs FIRST DISTRICT, J
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Va. April I'd, 1867. }
EXTRACT,

EXTRACT.
Special Orders No. 1.
1. A board of officers is hereby appointed
to select and recommend to the Command
ing General for appointment, persons to form
boards of registration throughout this. Dis
trict, rs required by the act of March 23d,
1868.
The persons required, will be one register
ing officer for each magisterial district of
county or ward of city, and two, four or
six for the county or city at large, accord
ing to the size of the county or city, SO as to
form, with the registering officers of the
several districts or wards, one, two or three
boards of registration for the county or
city.
An officer of the army or Freedmen's Blu
reau will if possible, be selected as a men,
Der of each board and the other two will be
selected from the following classes of per-
sons, viz: 1st. Officers of the United States
army or of volunteers. who have been hon
orably discharged after meritorious services
during the late war. 3D. Loyal citizens of
the county or city for which they are select
ed. Sd. Any other loyal citizens having the
proper qualifications.
These boards must be composed of men
who, not only are now, but always have been
loyal to the Government of the United States
men of high character and sound impartial
judgment, and. as far as possible, men who
have the confidence of all classes of citizens
No registering officer shall be a candidate
for any elective Office while holding the Office
of registering officer.
With their recommendations for appoint
ment, the Board will report to the Command
ing General brief of the testimonials and
other evidence upon which their selections
are based.
The Board will report from time to time
their selections for particular counties or
cities, without waiting to complete the list.
DETAIL FOR THE BOARD.
Brevet Lieut.. Col Geo. Gibson, Jr., Capt.
18th United States Infantry.
Brevet Major c. R. Layton, Captain 18th
United States Infantry.
Breyet Major D. W. Vance, Captain 18th
United States Infantry.
Captain Garrick Mallery, AID United States
Infantry.
Captain j. A. Bates, 43d United States
Infantry.
By Command of Brig. and Brevet Major
General j. M. Schofeld, o. s. A.
(Signed) 8. F. CHALFIN.
Assistant Adjutant General.
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FOR SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
United States District OF Abcmarle, shall offer
for sale at public Auction, to the highest bidder,
at Hunters Wharf in the Town of Elizabeth City,
on Saturday the 4lh day OF May, 1887, the Sloop
Caroline her tackle, apparel and furniture.
TERMs-Cash.
DIR. GOODLOE, o. s. Marshal
By z. PBATT, o. 3. Deputy Aarshol,
For the District Of Albemarle, N. c.
April 10, 1867 lo-w4tPd.
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Mr.. DICKS SpEEcH-We shall publish in
our next the admirable and eloquent speech
of Hon R. P Dick, delivered in the late Re
publican Convention in this City.
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Poverty is bully if you are afraid of it,
but is good natured enough if you meet it
like man.
Cut dogs tail short and he can't wag it.
Brevity is the soul of wit, but not Of wag-
gerry.
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Which is the strongest day of the seven
Sunday, because the Others are week days.
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Registration in District No. L.
The following Order, just issued from
Headquarters, will interest our readers in
Dictrict M 1
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DIR. y. A. Clopton,
If Huntsv lille, Ala,

- Of Huntsville, Ala,
TREATS WITH PERFECT SUCCESS,
Piles, Fistula, Fissures, Structures Pols
ypus, Tumors, scrofulous Ulcers,
Syphilis, venereal, Dfarrhes,
Dysentery, Dropsicai Al.
fections. &C.. DC.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24

FRoM THE PRAIRIEs.--We have just
been reminded by the receipt of two tins.
fat Prairie Chickens, from Desmoines.
Iowa, that our young friend Phil. DICK
HIEsoN, is in the region where this game
abounds, and that he yet remembers his
old friends in the Quaker City. Phil. 10
acapital workman on time-pieces, and
has established . jewelry establishment
in the fourishing city of Desmoines,
where we hope he may prosper and be-
came as wealthy ~ Girard, and ~ indie
pendent as printer.
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AN ErFECrUA WORM MEDICINE
BROWNS VERMIFUGE COMFITS,
On Work LozEsGERs. Mush sisaERssss undonsSsdiSs
with children and adults ataxibees % otsr eansss,
ooc.sioned by worms. The "vnnunges CoA1ifs,
although efectual in destroying worms, can do no
possible injury to the most delicate child This
valuable combination has bssn sneessafully used y
physicians, and found to be ssfs cd = eradissa
ing worms, so hurtful to children.
Children having Worms require imnsdiate
attention. as neglect of the trouble often causes pro-
longsd sickness-
Symptoms Of Worms in Children are Often
overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowels cause
irritation which be removed only by the uss OF
sure remedy TIE combination Of ingredients used u
making Bro.rn' Fermtye Cd"ssas" n soch % = give
the best possible effect with safety. sa @
CURTIS L BROWN, Proprieters, New York. Sold
by all Dealers in Medicines at IS cts. . box.
fClyr. s. II. p Co. 27:co.
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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24

MAcALLIsrER, has been performing his
wonderful prestigiatory feats at PHILIPPE
Hall, to crowded houses, since Tuesday
night last. The universal opinion is he's
the best and most adroit deceiver of the
keenest optics, that ever visited our city.
Helays it down rs maxim that it IL his
business to deceive his auditors, and
theirs 10 detect him. The closing ex-
pertinent to night is the Profs. Master
piece, entitled the Elements, said to be
one of the most wonderful experiments
ever performed by any magician. Prin-
cipal present will be q splendid silver
ice pitcher. Go and see him.
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TzE Fair win commence on the 2sth.

SEvExELY ScALD.D.-We regret to
learn that our friend ELwooD PArrERsox,
OF the firm Of 8. Horney d Co., of this
city, was very severely scalded BY the
bursting OF the steam pipe, in the Pillow
Aanlfactory. on Monday last .Thasteam
struck him on his right arm ana side,
and % bsdly was he injured. that whom
his clothes were removed, the skin was
peeled entirely OF, from the shoulder 70
the hip. His wosnds, though severe, We
We are glad to learn, are not dangerous.
RDAGABHR the 18th of January.
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Cows The recent Cow Ordnance OF
this city, is becoming somewhat inter-
esting SO far as the manner Of its execu-l
ton is 70 beer forced BY the Impending
officers-expounded as it 10 by them
and our worthy City Marshal. The lat
ter, Tor the purpose OF showing up the
whole transaction, contends that the
name Of the diligent policeman who i'm
pounds . COW. should appear on his de-
scriptive nosices and advertisements Of
sale. and the former co0tend tha& Asiir
names have no more business u those
notices than tho names Of the "city dadse'
Who passed the Inv. We listened to two
eloquent speeches, delivered on the pave
ment in front OF the Mayors once. On
TuesdAy last. by the Marshal7 cad Chief
of H9Ness Pc and CO. lnA o. conclu-
sion was that the Chief's argument ~
considerably Roiaisi, and that tAs Aar-
shars Pc was decidedly 80 hfnsslf;
bat = severe not calIsd upoa 10 decide
q the merits II &c COW qasssioa, r,issd
By these two high olRcials, wsshall lsavs
it for more Ca@( mou) sseek to unzavel il.
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CouzasDuEzous.-Af articles contsibu.
ted 20 the Soldiers' Fair and Festival,
commencing on Monday next, 18th inst,
tor the benefit Of the Widows and or
phans Of deceased soldiers. and wound
Cd soldiers, are to be left at Perry's Hat
Store. corner Of Fifth ;and Main, or At
Phillips Hall, by Monday noon. promptly.
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Consumption CuraAle ~ DR.. SchenoAssa
5a# MeoAcAnese 57e sza -
3 TO CURE CONSUMPTION. TIE systsm msst -
prepared so that the lungs win hsal To acooapaisA
this the liver and stomach must first be cleansaa and
IN appetite created for good wholesome food, which.
bv these medicines will DO digested properly, saA
GOOD healthy blood made thus buildiug up thu ooa-
s,,u.iop.- SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS eisaas
N. ..omach of al bilious or mucous aceumals1eoss
and. hv using the Sea wssd Tonic in couneetne, NJ
appstits is restored.
SCHENCK,S PULMONlC SYRUP is nutricious -
ver .. medicinal and BY using ~ three rsnsd'sss
all Impurities are expelled from - sysssms ana gosd
wholesome blood made, which ~m repel all Gsaass.
If sutx will take these msdicnss according 70 d.
recons, Consumption very freusntly in its Lass stage
yie,ds readily to their action. Take the Rals M
ouently % cleanse the liver and stomach. II dos
not follow that because the bowels are not eeetve
they are no. required, for sometime in darhoa sAsy
are necessary The stomach must be kept hsalsAy,
and An appetite created 10 allow the Pulmonc syrup
TO act on tie respiratory organs properly AID siiay
any irritation Then Al that is required to perform
. psrmauent cure is, to prevent taking cold. Ear
cisa about the rooms much possible, eat Al thu
rioh,ss food-fat meat game, and, in fact anything
the appetite Graves but be particular and mastcats
we'll. zno W. Cd. mo. IT.
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GREAT ATrRAcTIoN.--Att the Fair and
Festival, commencing next Monday. the
soldier.boyss are going TO ''mazk time.
and attend strictly 70 the evolutions'
that they learned whilst serving Uncle
Sam. Dress Parade and Guard Mount
ing, every night, in front Of the Hall,
during the Fair. The old Battle Flags
of the Regiments Of Infantry and Caval-
y, and Batteries raised in this Con-
gressional District, will also be on ak
hibition at the Hall during the Fair. As
near An exhibition will take place Of
camp life as the small space in the Hall
will justify, and the life Of soldier in
miniature, can be- seen by those who
never smelt powder or listened to the
peculiar music of shot and shell, on
bloody battle fields. 35@ e s"''
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IHB p III WI 0oN00u0oaOn tie 18th.
TINS following Patents, were issued
to lndianians, for the week ending Janu-
asy9, 1867: u q III =
= fse4hsrsds Cloth-Alies. A. Cosdit,
Huncie. Water Eievator-T. Sholx,
Steuben, md j. b. Bickel, Elkhart Co.
Oeasesucting Latch BoltIS5olomon Up
psshsimer, Peru. ,sWrnch-Thouss
tfset, Valparaisc. Evaporator- jos. j.
6tsn1 Grssnsburg. saSs rs ses ~ /
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sA4yHkD c. ALBsRTsoN,@ 10 our author
lied agent for soliciting advertisements
and collecting subscription and job
hing accounts. We have room on our
sabscription book for fss more cub.
scrioers, and respectfully sugges. the
CD fArLxDrun - No vehicle 70 con-
vsy advertisements to good customers.
Remember the Gift Concert to come
Oh 81 Phillips Hall. Feb. Lat. don't fail
70 secure chance for prise. ga1
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Buy ticket to the Gift Concert to be
given in this city, Feb. LIST.
Hantz Berry, has started q Billiard
Saloon. ct the Depot, in the McWhinney
B~il1fae. SIS SE&a s4zZ @A
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TR Mishavaka Enterprise HOSTS the
naoe Of Hon Schuyler Colfax for Presi-
dent in 1868
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A NEW WoRD.-The idea of impeach-
ing President johnson seems to be ex-
citing deep interest among all classes,
particularly among the colored popula-
ton, who, from the fact that the Presi-
dent once promised to be their '.Moses, -
is not to be wondered ut. One Of these
tate admirers of the President stepped
into our friend Jordan's Grocery last
week, and very anxiously inquired OF
him whether "Mr. George w. Julian had
se-peacAs1 the President yet ?" Mr.. Jor-
dan immediately referred him to 6. VS.
brother at Hams corner, for the desired
information. al
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24

Ar the annual election for Directors
Of the Richmond National Bank. held ON
the 9Th inst, the following persons were
chossa - ssfys for the seasuing year !:
Charles Codin. J. L. Morrison, Stephen
T. Virgins, James H. Smith, and A. H.
Blanchard. Charles r. Coffin was ro-
elected President, and A. H. Blanchard.
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us hxxn,nxR the 2stA g Jannax. 81
isi Thu week your lase oAaass - pssssrs
. ticket to the Gin Cooeart ssad n q.
dsss Immediately. the drawing 70 come
on Feb lst
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n0EpakArHoN-Exn eeorG
Hdnrd = 0subbs, and Fssk,sr : u
ne. q or eltys sold : qua.aity ef0r&
csffes % 8 customer in Csntrevil1e, Who
employed : man by the na.s q 9. ".
Rose q list place, 70 transport thsn in
. eus- mule vehicle. Said individual.
who 'sby any other name woald sell -
swesk" had the Goods PLACED in Ais ~
htc3s aforesaid. and started Tor lie coun-
y ssat; huk unfortunately. either the
mule or the driver could not pass N e.
tahllnhnsnt chartered BY The Stats Of
Indiana for the benefit Of our Schoc,.
sysesm, and the transport ceasss to
more. right in front of one Of these T..
s6plsst institutions. Rose, arose from
lie ssat-ps oat-wep:. ia-partook Of
1esd uAy-forg5 st tn. responsibilities
60 n Ind becoms too drunk to
aeese-{or % arose. )-and fad hin way
eoths ezntrs of the county. In this con-
dittcn, the Police, took charge Of him
ais mulery, and the Goods-drove up to
the Mayors ofdce-decoratsd one Of the
commodious apartments Of the Hotel
de Calaboose with the Ross-transport-
ID Ne Goods into the Mayors once, and
consigned the aainnle to the care of
Gaxrst Shcver's Livery Stabls hsspi-
talitiss.
Rose, having recuperated BY . nights
rest, in the City's Hotel, Ioassd the City
seven dollars-got his team, and travelled
to Centrevills, without the GroceEies-a
soberer il not wiser man, and We, in
duty bound, made note Of this fret ef-
fort Of . Ross NoemiaS On the ed day
Of January, in . pile Of anew.
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Wux WHIPPING "A man BY ~
name of John Buras, undertook -
ohastiae his wife, on Tuesday night Last
.one Of his sons intcrfsred, when H.
father struck him over the head with .
he1jo, and the enraged youth returned
the musical head-noee BY playing epo-
kerr On his fathers eeonce. The boys
entered complain. before the Mayor.
on Wednesday morning. when, in con-
of this unusual attempt ct .
Burr's celebration, SO much out Of time
..ais Honor assessed . fine to the tune al
GIG, including costs. John hadn't the
..ready' about him, and was sent below
q guest of the Hotel de Calaboose-
there to be board ed at the city Q expense.
and 70 room mate on subterranean afAirs.
aEW PERFUME FOR THE nAxDKIRmu.
PAaasas .sNighs Dles0aes ccrs.s."
81 RAeleas- Might Daes0ias Ccrsss."
Ph.Iou,s ..Ssshs BIssnsnS Cereus.n
Phslo.,. s.Nighs Dsse0s.s Cereos.o
Ph.l... .Nishs Bi.s.s.s Cers.s.s
= 4 ross exquisite. delicate. and Fragrant Perfume.
ne1yIod rom and beaat2fdl flower NON
8 xAish h tskes IT'S nAine- aHsee#
Manufactured only by e
PHAL0N = sem. New rssa. 81
BEWARE OF coUHrERFETrs.
AK FOR PHALON'S-TAEE NO OTHER
Consumption Curable ~ Ds. Schenoks
- Medicine9s
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SroR. RoBBHD Ar HAoHRsTowN.-One
night last week, the store Of Mr.. John
Stomaker, was entered and about eight
hundred dollars in Goods stolen The
thieves loaded the plumber in . wagon,
and very coolly drove on-the tracks
whore the wagon was backed up 10 re-
ceive its load, being plainly visible neg.
morning. No clue has yet been discov-
cred, or suspicions aroused - 70 Who
the bold robbers are, or wksncs they
hnve Aed with their booty.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24

Buy . ticket in the Grand Gift Con-
cert 70 be given in this city Feb. lst
At An election held At the Banking
Hoass Of the First NatiouaI Bank, on
o. 4th ins&. the following persons
wsre eleeesd odcers Of that ins&itution
for - sasuing year: ss#c
Directors-Janes E. Reeves, W. 3.
Rsid, John W. Grubbs. Thes. Woednut
AZ. Seot4 J. Vannuxsn. j.. = W.
Yarrington. l. r. Evans. and ]. 81. 1Cor
man. sssa saaa5 aa s~rs vFgnss-s
james =. Reeves was reelected Presi-
Edn4 2. G. YarxingtoA Caahise, q ".
Ferguson, Teller, and d. II. DoaGa.,
Book keeper.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-01-24


9 $50 - 18Th ef 1.aassx.E MOI
aNgw Rcsaox-yehn HougAA, a.d Ad-
An Ault. have been appointed ON the
police.
GAaa zoru. has fssisnsd his position
= one Of the police.