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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-19
SECOND DISPATCH.

ATLANTA, GA, April lS.-The Press
Convention to-day resolved that it is vi
tally important to maintain a separate or
gauiZation of the southern press, and that
a president, secretary, and board of d.
rectors be elected for the ensuing year.
The matter of Geographic service was re-
fcrrcd to the President of the Association,
with authority, as soon as practicable, to
contract for regular supplies Of telegraphic
news, the Association plcdging itself to
ratify and abide by any system he may
adopt, provided that he contract with no
other associations for more than year.
The rates for admission to the ASsocia-
ton are twenty dollars for dailies, fifteen
dollars for tri-weeklies, and ten dollars for
weeklics. New journals are to be admitted
by a majority OF the Board Of Directors,
and upon q pledge not to underbid estab-
lished journals in prices for subscriptions
and advertisements.
w. G.. Clarke was elected president S.
B. Burr. treasurer; and Joseph llodgerson,
A. Colonna, II. X. Wight, Jared j..
Whitaker, of Georgia, and William Lor-
Ter, of South Carolina, directors.
Adjourned to meet tomorrow.
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COM VI ERCIAL.
Richmond Tobacco Market.
TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, April Is, 1867.

NINHMVNU, nFl IT IVj TOUT
We report the breaks full to-day, with a
steady market, and full prices were OBJ
tanned for all tobacco in good order. Be-
low we give the transactions IA hogs
heads, 20 tierces, and % boxes sold at the
Exchange, and 80 parcels loose tobacco
sold at Shockoe warehouse, as follows
Lms,-Common, So to IS; good fire.
cured, s. to 81; sun-cured, $40 to SIS !;
coal-cured, sl5 to $40.
Leaf.-Common, s. to $40; good, $40 to
sls; stemming, common, IS to sl2; good
to fine, sl2 to sls; yellow wrappers, me-
dunn, SIS to $40; yellow wrappers, good,
$50 to 500.
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Southern Press Convention.

ATLANTA, GA, April 1.-THE Conven-
ton of the Southern Press organized to-
day with ". G.. Clarke, of Mobile, presi-
dent, and J. Is. Burr, Of Macon, secretary.
Thirty papers, daily and tri-weckly, were
represented. Hon. Erastus Brooks, of New
York; William Barr, of the New York
Associated Press Ed. LIE Loup, of the
Southwestern Associated Press; and John
5. Thrasher, were invited to seats on the
floor. Mr.. Brooks made some remarks,
which were received with much applause.
The Convention adjourned until to-mor-
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CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 10.

BxEr.-we quote common to good cattle, sQse.
y n. gross; fair, sig7c.; good. sGstc; prime
siastc. supply equal 70 demand, which IL ID.
minished by the nsA season.
sHEsP.-Good clipped, sessis.. gross fair, 90
SIC.
CALvxs.-sTGsn y head.
Hoas. LOG ielc., nett.
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The debates to-day showed the colored
men infinitely superior to their whito con-
freres. Bayne, and Cook, and Johnson
and Beckley, found none in the white list
at all comparable to them. The de-
structives, Wilson, of Norfolk, and Harris,
of this city, were also remarkable for their
sharpness and tluency. There were more
brains in the colored leaders than in the
white riti-raff, which are decidedly dead
weight upon them, and which very much
detract from the responsibility of their
party. There is disgusting prevalence OF
"canting" and drawing" amongst them.
We felt ourselves unwittingly indulging in
little pride at the triumph of Virginia
even in the superiority of her colored peo-
pie in contact with white and black in the
Convention from elsewhere
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world owes them living whether they
work or not.
s." What divine radiance do these consi-
dcrations throw upon work aud workmen.
Labor must not he taxed as IL has
been. and now is, hy the rebel authorities
In this State: Int 1t must bc honorcd, pro
tcctcd, au3 ,&.,catvd; aud then, and no,
TIL then, can NC hope for the development;
cf ouv EJea. a4turdl resources.
~" Then we mSy hopeto see our neglected
h',.idv> converted into vineyards, and our
dr>o1tud valleys into gardens of beauty
TIE music c' our wild waterfalls will bc
mingled with That Of the wheel and loom
they propcl. Then, forgetting the cruel
ties OF partial legislation aud class priv
lcgcS, We may hope 10 see our whole pco-
p(c unite in mutual love and thankfulnes>
10 heaven for the changes that have beer
wrought. Then incense Of praise shall
ascend from n thousand SchOol-hOuScs and
q million happy hearts FOR the benefits and
blessings OF the good time coming, wher
Ire howic-kuifc, the revolver, the conlr
gang, and the croS>-road GROCERY, of The
.~hcl regime shall he superseded by tho
Republican pen, printing press, and pro
.r>>Iou 81 children on their way to the
uhnc school. with malice to none, anc
With charity ~ all but in a voice o;
warning, We desire to say 10 the diSloya
land muauau,j>t> in this State who may bc
disposed To cypress the lahorer in his
wages and Improperly 10 prevent or contro.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-19
400 CORDS OF BARK sk. WANTED VA TED

CJNJ $50 cord. OF CHESTNUT OAK BARks
and $50 cords OF SPANISH OAK bAkk, Ies vnlen
liberal pfico In cAsh viii 90 PAID On csnvsiy ~
our tsnnsry IN Manchester. or n the cad Do.
pets, OF 90 canal boat. In hiehmond. After NE
sniialnx. fcneing or posts, and more valuable foe
fuel bark pesls freely oEly during the months of
April and Nay. Instructions tsrni.hsa BY mail On
Poss.oees box No, !, K.-asad, We.
spis-ssws = y :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-19

Ex-Governor Joseph E. BROWNE He ad-
vised submission to the military bill as the
best alternative left the southern people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-19

SAVANNAH, Ga, April ls.-A mass meet
ing Of citizens to-day was addressed BY
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FOREIGN News.

LONDON, April ls.-Dispatches have
been received which state that negotia-
tons between France and Prussia have
been broken off.
Owing to the Easter holidays there will
be no market till Monday.
BREsT, April is - Noon. - Arrived,
steamer Europe, from New York, on the
9th.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LoND on, April lS-Noon.-Money mar
ket quiet. Consols, 81. United States
bonds, dividend, 7l34.
LONDON, April l8-Evening.- Consols,
9O34. United States 5-2O's, ex-dividend,
III.
Liver PooL, April 1S-Noon.-The Bro
kerS Circular says the cotton sales for the
week are 81, 900 bales, Of which $1,000
were for export and speculation. Market
to-day dull; sales tritiing; uplands, IL "a;
Orleans, ll3,3l2; stock in port, 1860
bales, of which AL 900 are American.
LIVERPOOL, April lS-Evening.-Cotton
inactive all day prices nominal, with
downward tendency. We continue the
quotations of II Id. for uplands, and IL ed.
for Orleans sales of 5000 bales.
FRANKFORT, April lS-Noon.-United
States bonds, 1914.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-07
cHAs. G. DUDLEY,
=. i. McGOWND.

a TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT Law. OF
~ fee over Centerville Brewery, south side Wal
street Idaho City. RJ-A business entrusted to his
care will meet immediate attention, and prompt re-
mittances will be made. n1tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-07

EHE. SCHOLAR lin late speech, Senator
Wilson, Of Massachusetts, located Waterloo in
Spain, Wewander he didn't put it in Maine,
and declare Neal Dow the conquerer Of that
mighty battle-or, Old John Brown. It is
only in New England that you can find thor
Oughly educated men,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-07
"A. G. TsAAcs.

a TTORNEY AT Law. OFFICE OPPOSITE THE
IN Court House, Idaho City. ~ n43tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-07
J. =. MAY,

j. J. MAY,
a TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF
IA fee on Wall street, opposite and below j. w.
Wood & Co.'s Store, Idaho City, l. T. n1tf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-12-07
AINsLIn e TooTE.

A TTORNEYS AND COUNSELOR8 AT Law, IDA
IA no City. Patents obtained for mining lodes,
under act of Congress Of July &c, 1866. OFFIcE-On
Wall street. door below Andrews & Co s., n1tf.
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Professional Cards.

A TTORNEY AND COUNEELOR AT Law. OF
"A fee in the Post Office building, cor. Wall and
Montgomery streets, Idaho City. n1tf.
, 1867-02-22

"L,oKtva AaruND Reader. says the NApa
Re,Orter, 1t any of your IN lie acquaintance VINO
have not hith -rto been ''overly sUciahle, should
m ct yol with bland smile, hearty shake
of the hand and earnest inquiry con.
cernink your health, or about "the w'tH ana
all the little ones you can safely conclu lie that
they ave An eve on some Oiice at the next geu-
erai election 1t is astonishing what change
t.kes pI,cr in the demnannr of IN tn when he
ber,unes a seeker of Office, and amusing To watch
his attempt At playing the agreeable" All at
nnce he is ii zpd with very warm friendship
FIR You aud all your kindred, and becomes very
socIahIe indeed. He grinS aud bows At you on
every street corner, a dIz'n times day. He
stops every RI ryed urchiu within a roi of him,
.neaks a kind word, and two to one slyly sticks
A peire Jf candy, or d few nuts in their pockets
orins looks farh-rly, and passes to the next one
Tbere-,n- il about meeting lady acqudin>
rance Watch him! The fAthery look Is van
ishing. H.s mourn is Quickly drawn TO oroau
pIeas,ut grin. NV see his hand awkwhuy
raised to lIft his hat. Great hedVans! what
hnwI Aud how soriabie aud AAtterIng! An ne
,h,nk. he his "mAde point, and passes on,
A ,nbtIess consoIin,S himselfth tt"it Y'lI count
=, ,bs nrouer tune He seee group 0f men AT
a distance. and m kes for them. Eiging INTO
IN. circle, be is first to laugh at ke' ana esH'
ar "a. r late g Iud one. Thus it goes all gay
,oo,, d.v after day. What An agreeable com'
,iry il would be TO live in were all SEEKING OIL
fee
, 1867-02-22

To CuRE tue "BLUEs"-Rev. T. Dewitt
rsim,g-. il u lecture, November 2Sth, says
81 do not know any array of horrors tnAt eau
vi,hs,and an attack from a regiment win pals
ard hats From the ball that the noy o. I"ur
rr.r rolls across the carpet to that ~nlcn
dang up nv the mu .culnr arm OF the 'portshHu,
m 1sy sight of five thousand people come OUT In
,hs subSrh. to see the carnival, there Is some
-, bswitehiuq about its bounce and hlght'
Every Rom,n villa had its place for tnls ,, eAs. M
c;.s France had houses built espeeiAlIy ior
b,u playIng. Henry VII and M"zipiliAn o. olaen
lin 3 engaged in this sport. German professors,
weary OF m king dictionaries. came out 70 JJ.u
in n and we all, at school, .psed TO tAke tne
h,t mt the spittle on one side OF H. ana ,nea ~.
throw It up TO see who should have .os tlnra n,u'
.,rots aud have had many sharp sting ron
,hs nall that struck rs before we got 70 - .ne
hunk. People who have sPeot fortune. =. Ssr Ssr
a.oe4 and Sulphur Springs and SAasn i hom,
~ gst sUay from bodily disease, aud came pom.
unbens6ttrd, have found out afsrwarus -;,S .1s
their ailments were unable 70 keep sP ~. ~.
,Ssm 10 their swift torns at cricket. ana tns M
Ia. in Attempting to catch the ball have Sc-
,rsIi1 s.k.a tbeir lost bssitb 'on the n.y..
, 1867-02-22

A SIsrER.-Hs whu nAS never known sis
ter's kind ni-lratons, nor felt his hear; warm
ing beneath her sndearing smile and love beam
ing eve has been unfortunate indeed. IL is not
TO be wondered # the fountains of pure feeling
flow in his bosom but sluggisnly, or II tue
geniIer emntiOns Of his nature be lost In tue
sierner attr huIrs of manhood.
.rh.t nan has grown ~ among kind and
,ffYcrinn,te si,trrs," We once heard lady of
m ueh 0oservitlinn aud experience rrm,rk. - Ahd
why do you thI0k 50? SAID We. 'B-c"usr of
The rich drvelnpme.ti of all the tenderrr aud
more refined feelings Of the heart, which are so
apparent in every wuri. H
A sisters inhIeLc. ia felt even ia mInhood's .
later years aui the heart of him wno hss
grown cold IN his chilling cOatact with the
word, will warm aud Thrill with pure j"y'
meni, ~ sUni- inc drnt awakens wItnIn HIM the
s0ft tnnes and II ID melodies of bus ester voice
Aud he will turn from hiS purposes which a
warped and false phIl"s"piy urs re 'soned INTO
txpedirucy. aud even weep for the genilrr iuhu'
.ences winch m wed him IN his earler years.
, 1867-02-22

Tue PERIL OF DEBr.-ruere l. nothing SO ms
sidous as financial difficulty. 1t approaches with
smil4. AMI carpsses B B,rrowng foe the first
time appears open to no objection. There Is
nothing in it alarming or menacing. 1t IS like
the cub of the GOness, spoken OF ny one OF the
Greek ppers, which was rashly taken by the nuns
ter into his house. When it WAS young II was
reared with the dogs and played among the cnll'
dren. IL w,s mild IN temper, and f"wned upon
every one, but when 1t grew up ana ie' '''
, 1867-02-22
NUMBER 10.
The ArchangeI's Trump.

A good story is told 10 Paris At the expense Of
! q very rich aud handsome widow, of the most ex.
plary character, who has a small and elegant
retreat in Versailles In addition TO her resi-.
deuce. At this pretty rurAlity she was passing
week At the close Of the Autumn, having for
her guest a lad in bis teens, who was a distant
relative, aad who was thus passing his vacations.
Madam sbousekeeper aud cook was a respecta.
BILE female, who, however, had an admrer, q
trumpeter, stationed ia the buracks near By,
aud the stolen pleasure of whom was TO come
in and dine stealthily on the reuniaiug dishes Of
the mistress Iuxuriant table.
Madam and her boy relative having started al.
ter dinner for walk, the trumpeter took advan-
tage Of their absence, but unluckily prolonged
bis meal a little too long. In his hurry 20 con.
ceal himself when taken by surprise, he became
ensconced under the bed ofthe lady of the honse
thinking TO escape while she passed the eveniu
in her drawing room, as usual. Madam vas
tired with her walk, however, and proceeded TO
retire for the night Immediately on her return.
The trumpeIer, in full uniform, with his bras
zen instrument beside him, was, of course, in .
position of considerable dismay. AZ he lay rack
ing his brain, the door suddenly opened, and in
walked the schOolhoy, who, to the astonishment
of the lady, fell on his knees and made a tumul-
tuuas declaration of love.
'ln the name of Heaven" exclaimed the aston.
ished object OF his passion, "rise and leave this
room immediately What would be thought Of
me " you were seen IN this lndiscreet situation
aud pOsture2 Rise this moment and retire"
''NoP' firmly persisted the academical, ~ iSs
but to love you'll No power earth shall tear
me from this spot-no no not even if the
trump Of the last day
At this moment the trumpeter, whose lips
were at the edge of his instrument blew a blast
into which was poured the overwhelming tor>
rent of his previous impotence. "Trr.tA ta-tS-
Ia, thunder blast, to which the walls of tho
little cottage tremhied TO its foundation. The
room was vacated by dame and lover iu a trics,
and the trumpeter made his escape, but the sto'
Ty got wind, and, without name or place, was
told all over Paris.
Il was being narrated one evening by gay
man 10 private circle, when the narrator re-
marked:
would have given anything in the world to
have seen the face of the lady at the moment Of
the trumpet's sounding"
''Tue face of the boy on his knees was much
better worth seeing assure you'll exclaimed, 10
\ tone of pique, lady among the listeuers-un~
guardedly revealing, by this hasty comment, that
she was herself the heroine of the story
, 1867-02-22

vALUE ~ ISsxcrs, TREAT Britain pays an
uu. ~ f280, ,0V5 for drieI ctrcases Of that tiny
insecf called the eoehineaI, while smother insect,
which prodnces gun shellAc is scarcely less
vain ,hle. u re than l,5O0,000 human being:
derive their snls su ipnrt from the culture ana
m an facture of the fibre spun by the silk worm
Of which the annual value il 5000 ,OoO'
EngiAnd spepds $5aO. oeO every SeAr.ip the Pdr'
cn Use Of foreign money, aud she imports annuH
ai,v A O 90 pouads of bees wax Thsa there are
those insect productions Of gAll-nuts, used 10
dying and mixing ink. aud cAutharidesor span
Ism fy, rs IN h1edieids. -
, 1867-02-22

BEAUTIFUL ExrRAcf-lt wts night. J'ru>
sale" slept AS netly IN Hiris asF liliS Al sSlt
srutinel $40 ~ like At ttu- At his ISt, AMI the
philosophers lamp nururl dIan'y IN the rrcesses
OF hIs chAmper But 4 nhrAl duklrss inyolve |
the nation in its pnli htened shadows. Reason
shed S funt glIm ,rImG 0VrI tae mihi' OF msn,
like the cold insHihti-ut ShInIng Of distant star
The Immortality Of mans spiritual n'Iure was
unknown, MS relation. nltO hetV-n uIti.cover
ed, AMI us futd~c i .sIiay OOscure4 ih cloud
OF mystery. II was Al tniS p-rIOl til II Iwr forms
of etueraI mDuII nOvered about the land of G,'d
chosen people. They seemed ike sister angels,
sent t0 earth IN som. e.nhts>y nj love. TIe one
of m ,jestic Statue aud well li-fOrmed limb, Wllch
her snowy drapery hrriiy cOnre,leI il hrr erect
barring AMI s'etdyr eye, eXdbIted the highest :
yrrp of strength AID conf ience. Her ri2nt arm
was extended in All Impressive gesture where
nyrt appeared tn II I'VE pl Icrd a'r dtrkrst pavii.
lion; wnIlr on he! lett reclIned her delic"t- com
pAniJu, III form AnI cJLhTeLAhce the cOHtrdst 81
tue Otner, Was dro Iping like Il IWer m1i~tenrd
in refreshing irWI, Iui hrr brig It bat trOuDei
eye scaunrd them with ardent 0ut varying glHn>
ceI Suddenly n lIgnt ike the suh IL tsnel out
from the heavens, aud Filth And Hope h-ilrd
with exultIng slakS tue dScenlI y star of Beth>
Iehpm Years rolled away, aud the stranger was
seen in Jerusalem. He meek, unassu ming
man whose happiness sreMri 10 consist In acts
of hpueYulrner 10 the human rIce. There were
deep Traces of sorrow Oh MS c"u"ttn inee, thouEh
NO ON. knew way be griryed, for he lived IN the
practice ut every virtue, aud was loved ny the
good aud wise. By-and-hy il vas rnhnred that
the stranger. worked miracles, that tue blind saw,
that the dumb sp,ke, the dead arose, the ocean
m .Iderated It's chh ~ tide, the very thuniers ar
uculatrd II. is the 5 III of q ~ Eayy assaiej
hIm u drath. SiJwiy ani In'cSly ga rdei. he
ascrndrd the hiil Of Cavalry. heavy crOss
bent hum tn the earth. Bur F'ith leaned on h's
nrn aud Hope, dipping her plniousiI his blood,
mouuted Iu tue SkIe-.
, 1867-02-22

MHspISo A BRuKES NEcK.-A London letter to
the Chicago Eoening Journal has the following:
1.-THE old saying that there is no cure for broS
ken neck has just been practically disproved oJ
a surgeon at Greenwich. He was called to see
young girl who had fallen a distance of eighteen
feet, and thoroughly dislocated her neck when
looking over the back. He promptly supported
the back with the left knee, took grasp of the
head, and began to pull gradually and pretty
strong, whereupon the girls eyes opened and an
effort was made at breathing. Increasing the
pressure the parts suddenly came to their natu-
raj position. and after minute or two regular
breathing was established. Close attention was
Afterward paid TO the case, aud after much fever
aud occasional commissions, the child recovered,
and is as well now as ever. believe that there
is not a similar case on record"
, 1867-02-22

THIS quantity of paper used every year in Eng
land represents a weight of one hundred and
twenty millions of pounds France uses one hun
dred and ninety five millions of pnnnds, while
the United States of America with much small
Ter population, consumes more paper than Eng-
lend and France put together-namely, four
hundred aud iorty million pounds.
, 1867-02-22

A WoSpERFUL SIGHT. "A jolly Jack tar haV-
ing str4yed into n mpnAgere to have a look at
the wild beasts, was much struck with the sight
of lion and tiger in tie same den. why,
Jack" said he to his messmate, who was chew
ing quid in silent am, ,meut, 81 shouldn't
wonder if next year they were To carry about =
sailor an4 m Irlne living p'tcetbiy together T.
"Ay," said his married conptuIon, ''or mao
and wife "
, 1867-02-22
The Lor.d nnlL.o.i.
..Ts. ls.,s .as l... ray !. =. an tA.r

..The loved ana la,, - w,v A., we call them
% liin.f1 '9l'i = : 800 lf78 Il.lll
Reessss -. MI. 49,. f.o,. ,ea irora ,
0od,s unseen angel. o..r our n.,b vsv cro,.. . /.
Look on Us ell. ana loving them the most, -.
StrAigbfvay relieved them from lite's weary
s-4s--' 'ou oe,, f.i,ea 7,ss-... ..Jss..
They nre not lost; they are within the door
That shuts our loss. mud every hurifuI Thing
With rbPels bright, and loved Onrs gone before,
10 their RedpenIer's = presence evrrm0rr,
Aud God himself their Lord, aud Judge and
-5
And this We call A iloss :" o. selfish aorrow.
OF selfish hearts q, We of little faith
Let Us look round, argument To borruw -
WHY we ia pate nee should await the morrow
hn"' Su'e'' must 'uc'eeu 'niS "'sn' oi ue~'"
Ave look unon this dreary desert path
Tne tburns and this1Irs xnr,r 'rr We turn.
Nhn, trials uud what tears what Uronys and
wrath.
What STRUGGLES nd vbat strife the iouruev hathf
Tnry nave escaped from these and 10, we
"ou'n'
al III. poor s.iI,r ,xben the wreck Ia done
Win Vim his trrasurs, .troye IN. sbor. To
r.cp
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, 1867-02-22

WELL AcQUAISTED.- "a! Mr. omltu ""t
here this morning, and when MA tolI n'n you
ronId moi he at home until late, he said her lips
we're like honey, and that he wished that be was
bee and then he kissed her. They gave me
stick of candy not to tell any one; but | don't
think they'd mind you, you are SO we'll acquain>
,ad With Ma A"
, 1867-02-22

C,1vvrr-A scbooImaster in a western wills
Lac where the custom of ''bOardng rouno
prevails, recently received notice from a DGtca
matrou that she could eat him, but couiuu '
sIeep him" He will doubtless be careful not F"
venture within her reach.
, 1867-02-22

A PRoNIsg.-A proml,e snUuld be given with
caution, aud kept with care. A promise snoula
be made by the heart aud remembered (oy tne
head. promise and its performance, nAe
,rne balance. presents mutual adjustment. A
nromi.e neglected is an unHuth told. promH
ise attended t. is debt settled.