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Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-13
City and County.

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DISTRICT CoURr PRocEEDNGs.--By the courtesy of
VIM. B. Smith, Esq, Clerk of Court we enabled
to present the following synopsis Of the District
Court proceedings for the week: safsat KS
Chief Justice j. r. Mcbride sits as District Judge.
The Grand Jury were summoned to also sit as
Grand Jury for the United States. g83sI "a
Z. j. Butler Co., vs. Jacob Barrett; mechanics
lien; Judgment for $402 rs and costs. 3 gses os4
In cases OF ]. ID. Houten David Johnson, and Or
lando Robbins petitioners in bankruptcy VS.. their
creditors the Court continued cases until the similar
case of Go0dsen his creditors should be decided
by the Supreme Court. .sgis Est
Catherine Connolly VS.. VIM. Connolly; divorce;
George Alnslie Esq, appointed referee.
Annie e. Goddard vs.. j. b. Goddard; divorce; j.
w. Brown, Esq, referee. aii8 Lts8
Stacey Hulse vs. r. H. Hulse, divorce; J. W. Brown
referee. ls#tf .44sfHs.Tt I saHE
M. Thomas VS.. F. NJ Harris, ct al; demurrer, and
leave till 18th to answer.
Underwood & Whiting, VS.. j. A. Luckett, ct al; ;
DISMISSED plaintiffs consent and costs. ~ fgsg s9rs
Gray Il Crowel VS.. c. Clark ct al injunction per-
petual and judgment for costs. sss .itf3. ssfts-
Lucinda Hinckle VS.. M. W. Hinckle; divorces grant
ed and decree. s.fs8 sf 49,
Caravan VS.. Shanks; appeal dismissed; no prosecu-
ton. 38 Naa8 e 49,
Hanbrick vs. Walker; forecose mortgage; demur-
.rer; leave to 18th to answer. ..t..t e3s II 5t+
j. NJ Belts VS.. Butler & Co.; contract; to strike
out answer in part, sustained; demurrer overruled;
defendants excepted.
NJ a. Kempner VS., Smith & Larue; damages; de-
murrer sustained; leave to amend complaint.
Mrs - Sayers vs. Sayers, divorce; referred to
J. w. Brown. .'..s.-.-sss'..sst.t i.l
Castro vs.. Joseph appeal; Judgment reversed;
restitution ordered. .'s,.'.s-sset
LiddelI ct al VS. Madden ct Gt; demurrer con-
fessed; leave till Tuesday to amend complaint.
Hineman 4 Co. vs. Bright; default and judgment.
The Grand jury brought IN indictments, as fol
lows:
Edward Stock murder in the first degree; S. b.
Raney and John Finnegan, passing bogus dust; Mey-
er Frank, grand larceny; Mrs. N. j. Nash (Dnncan1
resisting an officer; j. D. Cozad assault with intent
to commit murder; f. Zerrenner (Vinegar), assault
with intent to commit bodily injury. IS
Ed Stock was arraigned Wednesday, and given un-
til Saturday to plead. Same in of Cozad, Ra-
ney, Finnegan, and Mrs. Duncan EfI
Yesterday, Raneys case was placed No. on calen-
der, and Mrs. Duncan g trial set for Monday.
Six other indictments presented by the Grand Jury
yesterday, but the publication not permitted.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-13

NICELY CAUGHT.-On Thursday Sheriff Crutcher
put warrant into the hands of Deputy 10. Rowe for
the arrest of Page, who figured in the Boise City bo
gus dust transactions last winter with instructions to
seek him in Boise and if not there in Silver City Jo
started and got to the Warm Springs just the stage
from Boise reached there. Among the passengers he
saw hls Page. He at arrested him, left his
horse to be brought to town. and came himself pas
senger along with his prisoner. He took the nice
young man at once to the Sheriff s Office, and on
searching him. got one purse containing about TWEEN
ty-hve ounces and another purse of about half On
ounce of dustall of which proved to be bogus, but
so well manufactured thatt would have deceived any
other than critical judge of dust Pageis in prison
awaiting the action of the proper authorities BY his
voluntarily coming to idaho City, he spared Deputy
Rowe long ride and an ugly task lIf9I aIfi
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-13

LOST BREAsTPM--A gold specimen breast pin,
with a small gold chain, and small gold pin shaped
like diamond, attached to it. The finder will re-
ceive the thanks of the owner and suitable reward
in addition upon leaving the article at this Office, or
at the saloon of John Claresy. 1aas s9 ,af
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-13
IDAHO CITY PRICES CURRENT.
REPORTED BY c. J. BERNsTIELN

Ef ~ sfA IDAHO Cry. JU1.Y Is, 1857.
There is no change in trade since last report and
prices remain as follows:
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1867-07-13

OREGON FRUITS. ~ -
" For saleby9 POWELL CoE s
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IMPEACHMRNr

Tnere mas seldom been such unanimity of
opinion a. II expressed by the ablest Repub
lean journals on the subject Of the impeach.
ment OF the President II is argued that per.
sistence an the effort TO arraign the Chic
Executive Of the nation will eomplicats the
dimculties which already distract the country.
and lead 70 financial embarrassment and grea
distress. We have already quoted the New
York Tribune On the subject, and q CORES
pondent Of that paper, writing from here in
reference to the speech Of Mr.. Loan, charsin
President johnson with being in league with
the assassinators Of President Lin cola, ana a.
guilty OF all sorts Of horrible crimes, Gays:
rev Tin the House of Representatives. were
Rsyine any attention TO him until Mr.. Hale of
new York, Interrupted him, and made the
point OF order that his languaxe was Disgrace
iui ana an insult to the country, unless he
could positively prove what he was saving.
The Speaker overruled Hale's point OF order.
ano the speech continued for thirty min utes'
he was saying"
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
FROM EUROPE.


Austria : Italy - rance-The American
Church at Rene. Renewed Outside the
WaIls-The Markets.
-.+ by Atlantic Oable.) ,
PEsTH, Jan. 1.-THE Hungarian Diet agreed
to Mr.. Deak's address condemning the patent
lately issued for the reorganizationo Of the army.
The vote was nearly unAnimous
FLoREHCE, Jan. 16.-The budget of Italy
shows deficit OF over one hundred and afty.
nine millions OF forms.
PARIS, Jan. l6.-M. Theirs is shout to give a
grand Dinner to the Opposition, the Orleanists
ano Democratic Deputies having united.
LONDON, Jan. l6-Noon.-A Florence letter
published in the Times OF this morning, saws /:
Gen. KING, the American Minister at Rome,
oas been invited to remove the American
church outside OF the walls OF that city Mr.
KING complied, and will hire villa for that
purpose.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. is - Noon.-The cotton
market to-day opens steadier; sales will prob
1iEd.
LONDON, Jan. I6-Nson.-The money mar.
ket is quiet and unchanged. Conssis for
money, 81. American securities generally nm
altered. Erie shares. however, open at Gig OF
advance, current quotations being IS.
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THE PATENT OvPJCr

The great increase in the bu es. OF tbi. ~.
nee during the last three years keeps the nrs.-
ent force Of examiners and CLERKS bus;,v an,
pioyed, and IL is utterly impossible for them TO
examine cases rs fast as received. The Cam.
missioner will soon have an inter view with
the Secretary Of the Interior, in which several
important matters for the benent Of the once
will be discussed The force will be increased
py the addition OF several hrst-class sxami ers.
win number Of assistants and clerks. Those
now holding positions as assistant examiaers
and found competent to all the position of
chief will be promoted. Thi. once being |.
seif-sustaining one, NO appropriation 10 re-.
Quired for the increased forca
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From Texas.

GALVESTON, Jan. 16.-It Is reported tn at
Gov. Ihrockmorton proposed to call q special
session of the Legislature.
Judge Duval, Judge Of the western district
OF Texas, has delivered a stirring charge to
the grand jury. He quotes at great length
tinn.. He says there 10 reason to believe IN at
some persons have violated the condition on
which they obtained amnesty, and they should
oe visited with the punishment their tufamy
deserves. The man who avails himself OF the
generosity OF the Government 70 obtain exemp-
ton from punishment, and then violates his
oain, Is more guilty than one never pardoned
He advises, In strong terms. the punish N mt
OF, all who failed 70 avail themselves Of the
amnesty proclamation.
The Austin Intelligencer says w G. Coun.
Gil, who was assassinated at Navasota. was
the United States Deputy Marshal. he was to
serve thirty 1--WE writs for Judge Duvars
court, and this ts supposed to be the cause of
hie murder. - = - Il - y
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CONGRESSIONAL.
"WEDNESDAY. IanuarxIG


SEEATH-Mr. Wilson presented a petitIon
from employees OF the Government Printing
Omce, asking 70 be included In the benefits OF
the ~ per cent increased compensation bill
Referred to Oommittee on Finance.
Also, . nunber Of petitions from army OFF,
GERS, asking an increase OF pay. Referred TO
Ccmmittee on Military Affairs. =
mr.. Ramsey presented a petition from female
ing the increase Of the 90 per cent compensa.
ton. Referred to Committee on Finance
Mr.. Sumner presented the petition Of the
Pennsylvania Aau Slavery Society, asking for
an amendment to the Constitution prohibiting
any distinction In the suffrage on account Of
race or color. Referred to Committee on Re-
Also, eleven petitions from colored citizens
OF North Carolina, asking the passage OF the
bill introduced by Mr.. Thaddeus Stevens to
es.aoIisn republican form Of government for
that State. Referred 70 Committee on Recon.
struction.
Mr. Morrill,, from the Committee on the Dis.
u'c. OF Coinmosa, reported. with amendments,
the bill to protect the rights Of married Wo,
men. -
On motion Of Mr. NORTH, the amendments OF
the House to the bill Incorporating the Nation.
n SAFE Deposit Co. was agreed TO, and the bin
now goes to the President. = :
MI Morrill,, from the same committee, re-
ported bill TO amend the act authorizing the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to extend a
branch Of their road from between Knoxville
and Wonocacy junction into ana within the
District Of COLUMBIA. .- :
GAI. moIIll sdlo tndt tue Oo1oct OF tn0 bill
was to take from the City Councils Of Wash.
inGton the power to grant permission to enter
and occupy certain streets, and revert this
On motion Of Mr.. Johnson, the bill was laid
on the table.
Mr.. Ocnnees introduced resolution, which
was referred to the COMMITTEES on Post Ofnces,
requesting the Postmaster Gener al to establish
a trt.weekly Ocean mail betw San Francis.
co and Portland, Oregon. .s s-r =. d
The bill for the admission OF Nebraska with
the House amendments thereto, was IA zen mn
0r. Wade moved to concur in the amend.
ment.
Mr.. Edmonds hoped that the amendment
would not be concurred In. 'fE0'I = !
Mr.. johnson also opposed concurrence in
the amendments. 1t was Unconstitutional, and
could not be binding.
Mr. Hendricks said neither Congress or the
LegislatuIe OF State could change the Con.
Mr.. NORTH contendsd for the right a, oor.
kress to pass the amendment and cited a. 4
precent the conditions imposed on Missouri
prior 70 admission, and SAID that the caseS
were parallel ~" S1
Mr. Henderson said evsn II the amsudmeuts
could b enforced IL was rather prof nj easF Ia
have % much disousuon.' Some four or 4 ys
negroes neg. o" would perhaps b snfrapchissd,' mat
The morning hour expiring, Mr.. wade
moved 70 postpone all prior orders for the
Eprpose OF continuing the discussion. when
the yeas and nays being cellAd, the motion Vas
eereeo 10 BY vote OF "a 70 IL. - b "a ,.as /
mr. Hendricks moved substitute for the
house amencmert, the amendment heretofore
proposed By Mr.. Brown, OF Missouri. s'5
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Speaker Collar

SETTLEMENT OF THE PRESS DIFFICULTY
III Will be seen that we are again receiving
our telegraphic dispatches from the Associ-
ated Press Agency, the Craig concern having
given up the busin' IS of furnishing news to
me papers. Craig's campaign was a short but
spirited one, and his Washington agents
Messrs- Evans. Ashley. and Whitley, were
interchangeable in their endeavors to make the
anair success, and to give satisfaction to the
newspaper fraternity. 1t is due TO them To
make this acknowledgment in parting.
We now return to pleasant association with
the experienced and courteous Associated
Press Agency here, Mr.. l.. A. Gobrisht. ana
his assistants, Messrs. Holland and Sargent
Altogether, the press OF the country il iikslv
TO be benefited by the I'M broglio, as IL ha
caused the infusion OF more energy And
Promptness in the conduct OF the ne ws-furnish.
ing business. Under the management of Mr..
James w. SimoDton, one Of the most en- tor
prising news men in the cou ntry, the Associ.
ated Press Agency Of the present, is a vas,,v
improved Institution, and we have nodouh,
that he will keep II up to the mark in the IN
ture,
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THE RIGHTS OF MARRIED WOMEN IN THU
DISTRICT.

Mr. Morrill,, from the Committee on the Dis.
trict, in the Senate to. day, reported back the
bill To protect the rights Of married women
and for other purposes in the District of Co.
iumbia, with amendments. The amendments
are IN the shape of a su bstitute for the entire
bill, and provide that any married woman of
any age may own in her own right real and
personal estate acquired by descent, Gift, or
purchase, and may manage, convey, and de.
wise the same without the assent of her hus-
band, nor shall such property so held in her
ewn right be liable for any debt contract or
obligation Of her husband, contracted either
before or after marriage; but real estate di.
rrctly or indirectly conveyed to her by her
husband, or paid for by him, or devised TO her
hy his relations, cannot be conveyed by her
without the lOinder Of her husband in such
conveyan ce. When payment was made for
property conveyed TO her from the properly
OF her husband, or was conveyed by him to
her without valuable consideration pa id
therefor, il may be taken as the properly of
ber husband TO pay his debts contracted before
such conveyance. She may release to her
husband The right to manage her property
and may revoke such release. Hereafter when
any man shall marry, his property shall be
exempt from all Liabilities Of his wife con-
tracted before marriage. Her property (she
dying intestate) shall descend TO her heirs as
il unmarried.
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SECOND EDITION.
O'CLOCK p. M. IA
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
+" AsHissroN, Jan pary 10, ise,.
Jay Cooke& % furnish the folio wing no
DIPLOMATIC DINNER BY TIRE PRESIDENT

DIPLOMATIC DINNER BY TIRE PRESIDENT.
The frat diplomatic dinner this season of tbs
President took place at the Executive N ausion
yesterday evening at elk o'clock. There were
present the President Mrs. Patterson and Mrs.
Slower, Secretary Seward and Miss Pomer oy:
Sir Frederick W. A. Bruce. Minister from Great
Britain; M. J. Berthemy, Minister from
France; M ons. Waldemar de Bodis CO, charge
d'afaires of Russia, and Mr.. @. de Bodisoo,
attache; Ar. Roest Won Limberg Siguor Don
Garcia Tassara, Minister from Spain: Man.
uel Garcia de Ross, acting charge 'affaires of
Portugal, and his wife, Baron Won Geroldt,
Minister from Prussia, and wife and two
daughters; Maurice Delfosse, Minister from
Belgium; Count Wydenbauck. Minister from
Austria, and his wife; N. X Cantagelli, charge
d'afaires from Italy; Senior Louis Mohni, n :
voy minister from Nicaragua and Honduras;
the Councillor J. n. N DeAzambuta, Minis
ter from Brazil; Senior Ezequil Gatierrez.
charge d'affaires from Costa RIGA; Senior nj
Romefo, Minister from Mexico, and Miss Ro.
nero; Senor 4. 5. Anita Burnaga, charge d.
affaiIes from Chill; General Eustorjio Saigar,
Minister from u. 5. Of Colombia; Senior T.. l..
Barreda, Minister from Peru: Senor Colonel
Domingo +. Garmiento, Minister from the Ar
gentine Republic.
The company separated about ten O'Clock.
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THE LONG SThiKK.-We were pleased 70 see
very large and fashionable audience duelu.
ding Gen. Sickles and many other disting uished
persons) AZ Walls Opera House last night. a.
the excellent manner in which the MANAGE.
ment has placed the Long Strike, upon m
stage deserves success, and shows how much
better Is good acting play, given by carefully
selected and well cast stock company, than by
astar in some prominent part, assisted ~ by an
inconsruous and inefitient cast. IL is in.
vidious 70 discriminate where there are 40 =. -
exceptions to the general excellence. hint the
acting Of LAWYER, Mortimer, Vary, and Miss
Emily Jordan, in 1.-The Long Strike,.' IA
worthy the highest praise. The piece will he
repeated tonight.
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDS

Returns just received at the General Land
Omce oy the Commissioned, show that thirty
thousand one hundred and ninetv- n "a .crss
Of the public lands were disposed OF in No.
yember and December last, a. the followiny
local omces: In November at Olympia, w ash.
LIS and 10,l5l acres, respectively. and Ar
Juncuon CITY, Kansas, and Bayfield,, Wiscon
SIN, omces, III, is7 and 1919 acres. The greater
poruon OF the land was takeA for actual set
tiement and cultivation under the home.ts,d
law, the aggregate cash sales amounting to
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twenty-five Celsred Prisoners Burned "a
Death

NEW YORK, Jan. l6.-Accordiag to letter
from Captain Claus, IN command at Charles.
ton, II appears that the burning to death Of the
% colored prisoners In the jail at Kingston,
South Carolipa, was caused by the barbarcus
obstinacy of the sheriff and jailor. who refused
to unlock the doors to let the poor creatures
ont A white prisoner, however, was allowed
to escape. Captain Claus has ordered the sher.
in and jailor to be arrested.
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To ADvKRTISERS.
THE RECEPTIONS.
The W hite House


The ladies OF the Executive Mansion, Mrs.
Slower and Mrs. Patterson, at home every
Monday. commencing on the 18th instant
The President will hold three lie wees, the
first on the 18th instant, the second on the 7tn
of February, and the third on the nd of Feb
ruary, on each occasion between the hours of
and IL p. m.
The Cabinet.
The ladies of the family OF Hon o. II.
Browning, Secretary OF the Interior, will
receive their friends OF Wednesdays, at the
residence of the Secretary, on the east side of
Montgomery street, Georgetown Heights
The ladies Of Secretary M cCulIoch's family
will receive as usual on Wednesdays. Real.
dence 3O6 II street, between CONNECTICUT ave.
nue. and 18th street.
Speaker Colfax
Speaker Colfaxs public receipt ions will
commence on Thursday evening, the IOth
INST, and continue every Thursday eyeniue
during the session OF Congress, from SIX TO II
O'Clock.
The receptions Of Mrs. aad Miss Matthews
the Speakers mother and sister, for ladies'
and gentlemen accompanying them, COM
mence on Wednesday, the 10th inst, and con
tinue every Wednesday afternoon thereafter
from to O'Clock.
General Grants
receptions (cards) will be held by GenI Grant
and lady on Wednesdays, the 23d instant And
9th proximo. in the evening. At home eyerv
Saturday from 70 p. m.
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THE METROPOLITAN RAILROAD IN CON


MI. Morrill,, from the District COMMITTEES,
reported bill in the Senate to day to amend
the act Of Congress authorizing the censtruc.
ton by the Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Com
pany Of q railroad from between Knoxville
and Monocacy Junction into and within the
District OF Columbia. The bill introduced by
Mr. MorIlil PROVIDES that instead Of the right
granted TO said Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
Company, TO extend their said road sfnto and
within the District Of Colu bia, to euch point
or points. terminus or termtni, as may be
agreed upon between said company and the
Corporation OF Washington, and between the
SAID company and the Corporation OF 0eoree.
Town IS respects road within the limits of
GeoIgetown" said baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Company are hereby authorized to extend
their said read into and within the limits at
the District Of Columbia on such line and to
fuch place or places as upon actual survey
and plan OF the same may be authorized by
Congress, and not otherwise. The bill was
read twice ana ordered to lie On the table.
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CoNTRAcT AwARDBD.-The contracts for
Purchasing the waste paper from the Post or.
nee Department during the present year, the
osas Tor which were opened on the LIST instant,
were yesterday awarded to George Hill, Jr,
Of Gesreetown, and Thomas Lucas. or mi,
cuy, ~ the following pfiees:-Mf. Hill, class
NO. j, 10 cents per pound; class No 3, cents
per pound. Mr.. Lucas, class No. 2 cent? mar
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- From J. Shiinngton. odeon Buiidine
we have the useful Tribune AInesae for 1887
also from j. u. Parker, Post Once New,
Stand, we have copy Of the same.
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nTBs L ] 9 Il I'D leSa.
AePHERsOH 1 FERGUSON.
ssA ksNN. AVENUE, cORNER 1sT sTRRRf,
u.., VAPiroL HILL,
PUR1 DRUGS, 1IDLO1l1S and OHRMIOALs,
Fkk5UAhkH,srAAn GOODS,
FhZstciens rtpdons accurately com pound.
"a: =, TIE ss Might Bell promptly answered.
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From Boston.

BoeToN, Jan. l6.-lt is stated that the own.
ers Of the steamship line plying between Bos.
ton and Bangor have recovered 200, 900 from
the Government for steamers lost while under
Government charters during the late war.
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PKRsoNAL.-Messrs. Cakes Ames and John
B. Alley, Representatives from Mss.achu.
sets, left to-day on a visit to New Orlsan.
Senator and Mrs. Wilson returned tins
morning from Natick, where they went to
inter the remains Of their son. ....Horaca
Greeley, John M. Bottr, and Thaddeus Ste.
vens occupied the same sofa in the House Hail
to-day for considerable time during Mr..
BlnGham's speech. ...-General Dan. Sickles
was present on the floor Of the House for
some time to-day. H
IErBRNAL R.vRsuE.-The receipts frou, this
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~The next reception BY General Grant and
lady takes place on the 23d instant, and the
Ssss on the 9Th proxtmo. II seems TO be sun-
posed that his receptions are pubiic, but such
- not the case, Invitations having been issued
for the series
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nUARTBRLY REPORT
" r1Rs;rtIfssSS: ! R6ss oEErs s.AsK
OF WASHINGTON, d. O.,
On the morning. Of the Let Monday Of Janusry, 10

VIM. Q. Huntis ston. Cashier Of the First H..
swear that the above stete9ent 10 true. TO tue
W1. 8. RUsrIserSs,
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 10th day
= T(eisnea,j WN. =, HOwARD,
- 10 Sc Notary Public.