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Destructiye IIurricanc,

On Wednesday last about noon, one Of
the most destructive storms that has ever
visited this section Of country, arose sud.
denly in the west and burst over our town
with terrible fury. 1t lasted some thirty
minutes, during which time It ovcrthrew
spires, blew down buildings, topped over
chimneys, twisted up trees by the roots, and
otherwise did immense damage. The beau.
tiful spire Of the Mahonipg Presbyterian
Church, which had braved tho tornado q
year since, had to yield to this blast, and
was broken off above the clock face, lifted
up bodily and the base, thrown upward by
the storm, causing the apex to strike the
roof Of the church as it came down, shoot.
ing through it like an arrow, the point end
lodging on the sofa in the pulpit. The loss
to the congregation will amount to over one
thousand dollars. Mr.. j. G. Thompson,
on Mill street, had both gables Of bis store.
house thrown down and the roof carried
clean Oft, one portion landing on Bloom
street, while another section landed in o gar.
don in the rear Of the block, while still On.
other portion fell ON the adjoining house,
crushing in the roof. .. '...-n- -
The eastern end of tho new school house
on Walnut street, was blown down to the
second story floor. A house ut the corner
Of Church and Mahoning streets, was part.
ly demolished. . ~ -'|,-'.''-' ''"'
On Mill street, the tin roof on Henry
Meyers building was rolled up like scroll
and carried completely over the large store
houses on the opposite size Of the street
and landed in the rear. Various other
buildings on this street were more or less in
jured. Several buildings on Yorks' Hill
were much damaged.
The new casting House at Hancock &
Cevt ling S furnace was blown down. VIII @
chimneys without number were topp!ed,
fences, sheds and outh0uses blown down,
trees uprooted, &c.
There were some hair.brcadth escapes.
Part Of the roof on Stephen Cuthbert's
house was wrenchcd off and the chimney
thrown down, the bricks from which fell
through the roof on to crib containing
small child, covering it up completely with
bricks and debris, yet strange to say it csca-
ped with few slight bruises. The escape
from death was wonderful.
Since writing the above we have heard
from the country. In Liberty, Valley, Ma
honing and adjoining townships the destruc-
ton was fearful. Any number of barns
were unroofed and whole orchards nearly de-
stroyed. One near Mausdale having some
twenty-eight apple trees torn up. The corn
and buckwleat suffered badly. In some
fields the buckwheat is laid down as fiat rs
floor. making it impossible to harvest it.
Besidesthis miles Of fences have been thrown
down and scattered. The destruction of
timber has been immense A gentleman
from, the c' u,lry informed us that he motto.
Q ! where hickory trees from eightecninchc
to two feet in diameter were wrcnched of at
the roots rs though they had been reeds.
Altogether it was a storm long to be re-
membcred. 1t WIS accompanied by heavy
hail and dclugs of water.
Save our town from another such clcmen-
tai war-Danville Mteligenccr Of the eta
| M. ....
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Centre, Oetohsr .. 1861.
SALES.

Ry yir.us ~ several wri,s Of Lersn yssi.. and
,s.sE;,., E5rc.:. - u.d ont & h. ccnr q 'em:
Be eApo..d 70 public .ain At ihs CSurt iiou,.. IL
.LO0 MsBt'RG. on SATURDAY, osr. as,h isn7.
10 osIock. A, the following real estate, Wis;
Al that eeriain nsssnaxs AMI nnet Of lana tild.fs
In Madison Township 10 thr coanty and Rsts araIs.
said bounded and described as follows gcs,an,aG
a. white "a. oak s"'ner Of land Of F,.:rriss tsrt
and CanrAd Cransr, thence nnrh my Ave ans'sts
west o. } pr h" to p'st themes ny lana ~
Frederick Dsrr south twenty two and q half dsgrssa
wesi - psfeh's TO post tlene- sonth eighty In
and on" fourth degrees wnsi ioI perehrs 10 = post;
III south sixty md iouh degrees west,
13S perrhos - = post tsrnes by land Iof dsafgs
D'rrs n.ia'e south forty s'vcn ant o. half dsss,as
nast 1904 porthsh IL p't: thence ny land sfjshs
Swislcr north srv.niy ncsra giecs eas, I,s n.rGh
&c u posi- th"neths Ian nj rnnra1 Crsn'r a"rls
ten d. grcrs w:st. i"rt"en Psrees I. r,st thsRsa
North f.y three and one fourth Lssr.~s EAST, 3n1
psTchrs "a chestnut nas thence north twes.y f.ar
1t beginning. containing ono hantrrd amt tw"niy-
seven acres and ore inbred ana elsr.R psrehes (t
belns tn, same premises "f when Andrew Shos.
maker died seisct and when altar pTncsea,nss il
Partition was sniA by ofdoT sf Orphshs' Cent -
Jaekson Thomas his adminptrator, uPnR waica q
o'isaRe WIS taken 10 secure The onc',n,rL pUt II
Rris'd. taken IN t,,en'i.a ani Ia Ia said a. IAs
property Of Michael Coo. and tssro 'snsa's. 20
All that ssr'nim building ioes,si on Of ~ PtssI
nj ground in Montana Guy Cohyngham towssNin.
toiumbis County and j. built on parts of ",s Ma
and l. Eoek in the aioresaid Montana City naa Z
II nv and half building inI aboa, ,istsen lest IA
fro by twsnty ivc Est IN aeph (rhr abovs siaim$
!, 70, rai"riais furnished for said bui,diny.)
seized. taken IN execution and to bo sold ns ths
prr p.ny Of Peter iiow'f.
ALSO
A certain Ia, Of ground situate in the n"roagh a
Mira i,a Columbia County bsins twcaty 6vs feet
front nd hundred fett deep which H. esse'sd
two so,y frame house with the appr,tenauess.
Hun dod IN the south b, lot oc Mrs. M.lasri The
wet by Locust Avrnu. on tho north w lot Of Janes
Harry aud nn The east by ih, lands Of The Loeus,
Nountsin Cosi snd lroa Comssny
6,isad, taken into Ne atoh and 10 b sold ~ tho
property Of uarnsy MsBrra'ty.
SAMUEL SNYDER. shsriS.
O tsbsr 9. 1887.
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Danger! AND ITS REMEDY.

1t is generally conceded that of all abom.
Unable legislative bodies which ever assem-.
bed in any civilized country, the present
so-called Congress Of the United States is
the most abominable. Such utter disregard
Of the fundamental principles which impart
whatever of vitality belongs TO the mpresen-
tatiye theory, was never before witnessed on
the face Of the earth. Just to think of it.
A written Constitution, framed after years
Of struggle with a despotic power, and franz
ed by set Of men whose ability and patri-
otism are our pride and our boast--framed
that perfect Union might exist and that
no man might gainsay hop it came into ox-
istence and for ,ohat purposes-this Consti.
tuition, VIC are deliberately told by the con-
trolers Of this Congress, is a weak and
imperfect instrument, and Of no special,
binding importance The very shcct-ancbor
which our fathers cast to windward to for
ever prevent the ship of State from drifting
onto lee shore, is to be cast loose, and the
mighty vessel is to belplessly take her chance
amid the dark breakers Of anarchy
But the subject is so serious that meta
phor seems out Of place. We call upon
men Of all parties to awake to the impor-
ance of preventing the very framework Of
our government from going to pieces. This
is not question Of party. The few leading
Radicals in Congress by no means represent
the views of the honest masses. Let these
honest masses go to the polls after delibcr-
ate, unprejudiced reflection, and rcbuke the
demagogues who have misreprescnted them
in the councils Of the nation, thus restoring
us to the position Of people having vel
defined and well ordered government.
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nVr DR.. John in attempting to show that
the Republican party in Columbia County
has not lost ground since 1860 up to 1866
does not give the figures correctly; for in.
stance in 1860, the Democratic vote is put
down by him at2,S67, when by reference to
the official vote of the County it will be seen
that the Democracy pollcd 1850 on Cover
nor; and on Member of the Legislature
2,G4o. Curtin polled | ,s4S, instead of /, 1913.
The State Ticket is, as matter of course,
the test vote. All the candidates on the
Democratic ticket in this County ran ahead
2l9 of the number set out by the Doctor.
nc having misrepresented the fact so grossly
for the year 1860, it is reasonable to suppose
that he has done hesame thing through the
other years. On examination We find he
has not quoted the vote correctly, for 1861.
iorelther OF the two political parties. The
Republican vote has been increased in this
County, in six years, according to his show.
Ing just nincty-t,co votes! While on the
otaer hahd the democratic party, taking
his figures, has increased its vote in tho same
length Of time, t,eelre hundred and sirteen
This goes to show that his newspaper has
had but little influence in the County --the
Republican party having had acccssions to
its ranks at the rate of fifteen votes per an.
mum, while the Democratic party increased
over swo hundred, each year, for the past
six years. .f..'
As to majorities the Democracy have
played smash" In 1860 tho majority for
the Democratic Ticket, says Dr.. John, was
Jour hundred and ninety.four !! This. how.
ever, is not correct. The majority was
largerl In 1856 the majority was si;steeu
hundred and eighteen! An increase in tbe
six arsofthirteen hundred and t,ccaty.fourl
This shows clearly, that the Republican
party have not "bravely held their own" in
the last six years in Columbia County, for
out OF the increased vote Of hirtee,, hundred
and eight, the Republican party have added
but niaety-t,co to its ranks! You ought to
start another paper. Your party might
gain more rapidly. .r',p, ".
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pREMIUM LIST,

Of the Nrel,M Annual Exhibition Of The
Lolumbm C1unty Agricultural, Horiicui-
.turai and Mechanical Associdtioa. 10 be
held at. .BL OOMSBURG, on Wtines-
day, Wursday, and EItlay, October oh,
10Th and llM, 1867. i n N Z
The managers ofths Agricultural Society Of Coium
hia County wiil sndenv0t to put everything In the
best 0TdsS 10 make tb~ accommodations c0mpI es this
ysar, and ~ Agricultural Societies have now become
nxed Institutions. and every body seknow lodges that
There 10 great amount VI information. recreation
and agreeable as.ociati on In attending we'll cor
ductsd aud we'll hlled up Fair. The COmmi,tre, II
whom tue men'bsrs Of the last yesr's Pair b. W an
trustad the unanagrnlent would earnestly and sv..
specttlly soi,cite hs corporation Of evsry person
In the county. hoping they win all bring somie.hur
10 thc great Fair Of Columbia this ever n,euoIubIv
year Of our Lord lee7. : 77i'T 80
A. everything Of this kind must have system 10
carry tn with snistsesion, sxhibit0ys . nd con tsib
uiors will please read ths Instructions and eus 10
!hs Fais expsc!lng " ah'de BY shsm wihosi asking
for any sl'esatlon. |iii -
~ order OF The Hxeeutive Cou,,n,,,..
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Support the Ticket.

The Democrats of Columbia County have
this year an unusually good ticket, SO far as
the men are concerned who have been placed
upon it, offered for their support. There is
not man upon the the ticket who has not
at times, rendered important service to the
Party, and who did not fail to help to elect
other tickets in trying times, in the past
They have for many years given tho Party,
its measures andits men, their untiring and
strong support. The ticket then is entitled
to the support Of every man who claims to
be q Democrat, and Democrats should give
the ticket their hearty support. Tho elec-
ton this fall is most important. 1t is the
foreruuner Of the great Presidential Cam
paign in 1868, ard success now will 60 far
towards securing success next year. Indeed
aDemocratic success in Pennsylvania, at the
coming election, will virtually settle the
matter for next yoar. And to secure
success this year, and to make it full and
complete, it is the duty of every Democrat,
and every man claiming to act with the
Democratic Party, to give both tho State
and County Tickets, and every man upon
them, united and hearty support A LONG
PULL, A STRONG PULL, AND A PULL ALTO.
orTHER, is what secures SUCCESS, and such
pull, will give an old fashioned Democrat
10 majority in "Old Columbia. .,. ...-.
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Iud,aa. Qtack>r II paIt;kc,.f 49,,
IT, VsI..,:'. u XSss,
i"on"S y. va"uS'1Hoc, ISu''oGki WuhaW
Shnffer Centre: ErcAS Fowler BrasCtNok
-. CI.Aso, xIx-rDor n .c,su
n,., IN, .,... .s.,. -. 80" TX "a. =,
ss.anJ ~. ""' a" "''"s"' G."''" N'""""s ,'"~
Ti... ,h.n ih,s. n.,.o., ante, ~" Nh. On, M
p,cn,iuu ,~,' n. NV .,d.a '"''' ''' Wv w" W.
V'"""." w" ~ y" ""u.
Judges-Andrew Madison, Madison {; A.
j. Albertson. .(}reenwo,si. 4 M,l,ick Nt
tt, 80. "'"' S'Ve""o"' a. ''''''n' .As'
fioasant. ~
RULER AND REGUiATjONa,
(Aricla third OF Inc coNrtiu,iou ,suu,rss oeysous
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-10-02

eT On Saturday night last portion Of
the citizens Of Bloomsburg and Of the sur
rounding country assembled in tho Court
House to listen to an address by tho Hon.
G. r. Buckalew. The audience was made
up mainly Of cool, deliberate, thinking men,
and the address was ola kind corresponding
with the character ofthose who sat so quietly
by and beard it. Few speakers in Pennsyl.
vania can hold an audience as well as Mr..
Buckalew He announced in the course Of
his address that it was the duty Of every
good citizen to aid in the election Of Judge
Sharswood. '''' ''. '..
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Obituary Resolutions.

At regular meeting of Bloomsbury
Lodge, No. l39, l. .. of G. T., the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were adopted !:
Whereas, it has pleased God in his All
Wise and gracious Providence to suddenly
remove from he busy scenes Of time, to the
solemn realities Of eternity, our beloved
Brother, WILLIAM r. DRAKE. Therefore
be it resolved
Isl. That in his death We recognize the
loss of an Industrious and useful citizen, an
affcctionate husband and parent, and an
ardent friend of Temperance
I'd. That while we lament his sudden and
unexpected end, VIC bow subnissively to the
Lord If all, and feel aware the Importance
OF working while it is day." ..
81. That we extend to the bcreaved and
afiict, d family our warnest sympa,hcs, and
praycrflliy commend them to the God of
''the widow and the fathcrless."
4th. That copy of these resolutions be
given to the wife of the deceased, and the
several papers Of Columbia County for pub
lication.
]. A. PRICE,
NJ. VAN BusKrRK, Com.
JOHN RINKEa,
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J. A. PRICE,
JOHN RINKER,
Obituary Resolutions.
Bloomsbury, Sept. "a, 1867.

Died on Thursday morning, the 10th ult.,
Mrs. ID. NJ. 4. WALKER, wife of Prof G..
w. Walker, of Millville, Pa.
The deceased was jealous member of
Amosa Lodge No. 2S7, l. 0. ofG.T.
The Committee appointed to draft rcsclu.
tions expressive OF the sense Of said Lodge,
on the death Of sister Walker, submitted
the following, which were unanimously
adopted:
Whereas in the workings of Divine Proyi-
dence our beloved sister, ID. NJ. +. Walker,
has been removed from our midst by the
rcsi-tless agency of Death, therefore;
Pesoirea, That ON the demise Of our sister
We have sustained an irreparable loss, the
cause Of Temperance an able advocate, Soci-
ETY. worthy citizen, and her home circle q
devoted and intelligent christian, wife and
mother. .'
Resolved, That in our sad bereavement
We recognize the fact that there is no safety
except in the fold Of Christ, putting our
whole trust in those things that arc unseen,
eternal and that fadeth not away, truly be.
lieving that righteousness kcepcth him
that is upright in the way; but wickcdness
overthroweth the sinner
Resolved, That We most tendcrly sympa.
thizc with the bereaved family Of our de-
parted sister, in the severe ordeal through
which they are passing, praying that they
may find consolation in Him who is ''strong
tower lin whose presence there is fulness
Of joy, and at whose right hand there are
pleasures forever more"
Resolved, That these resolutions be pub.
!ished in the Columbia County papers,
Temperance Banner, and Monthly Circular.
CHANDLER Ewes,
ANNA LYONS, Com.
,,., =, LEAH HUNTER,
Millvillo, Sent. rs, 1867. ..t..
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E@- Let the bondholdcrs of Columbia
County remember that the decision of Judge
Sharswood is calculated to render their in
vcstments secure. If one contract to pay
debt in coin can be legally discharged by q
tender of paper currency SO may all others.
Every attack upon the decision Of Judg.
Sharswood is an argument in favor of ma.
king both the interest and the principal of
the government bonds payable ia green.
backs. If the bondholders wisl, to make
sure ofhaving the contract to pay in coin
declared valid, they should vote for GEORGE
SIARsW0oD. ...s0 ..
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A UDlTORs' NOTICE,

'A's W "oSwstL sAtIu LATs ~ .CsERxwoor rsfI
CoLuSsiA cocsrr DscsAssp.
Tho undersisned. Audito, .rno;.,.a ~, ,hs TI
pnana Coust u the Co,inty Of Coiua,bis TO MAKE al
tr'onloa ~ 'l,e haluncc In tile huads or Joi,,,on
vanI xer aaai:trs.or Of Roswell smith late oi r
I've creditors oiihs dscsdrn,, In ihs ",s, ~. ',,d
.aN ~ Inv wnI n,iead At his oiics in Riac,n sbuJ
70 sI e. M au,;s ~ eSft 70 A. ~ tt the purpose Of s
al parties Interested sre rcauirsi 1% ,n n,s.en, "
the fund s''u'"s "a tos NIB ,iG
H'oomshprs, Sept. II. IsS,,-s,. - !"
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hE- The Pottsvillc Standard says great
number Of persons, mostly miners and their
families are leaving the coal region to seek
employment elsewhere, the depressed con-
dition Of business rendering it impossible for
them to remain. In thiscounty the distress
is so great that many who desire to leave
have not the means. We understand that
at Trevorton some of the miners families
arc ut the point of starvation. .....
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THE MARYLAND ELECTION. The election
in Maryland resulted in another complete and
glorious triumph. The Radicals we're beaten
to the tune Of twenty thousand. The
adoption of the new Constitution assures to
the people Of the State Republican form
Of Government, and does away with the in
novation of the small clique of corrupt po-
litical dssperadoes who obtained control Of
tho government by force Of bayonets during
the war. Maryland is now free iu name and
fact. The glorious tide Of victory sweeps on
unchecked, and everywhere people wearied
with abuse and outrage are asserting their
rights. ...... ....... &c..
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WOOL! wooL!l WOOL!

THs undersignrd will psy thu hirhes, market pria
~ sxrhause for sleth either Of HE own saSnnas s,s
White beer Mills. Wiiiia,usport, Or tisy Erin1 %
willie, Pa. i. + SANUn
Sent. 4, 1867
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TO CONSUMPTIYESi

The Rev. HDtvARn A. WILSON vii, seud <ft.s
nI e"asel ~ a who desire II, ths P-sserib,ion with
rrmesy W Which he was cured Of lung Affection
ana that dread di..a sc Consumption. His on Oh.
.ni.ref " i'll Try this prrscriptj,n AZ n vii, ss,t
men n"thinS, aud may prove > blessing Pleass
suafes. Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Work. ...., -, = '' ''sAso"s' w"
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s~ The Republican Convention of Wy.
oning County nominated for Assembly,
ZibaLott, ofthat County, in place Of "Jake'
Kennedy, tho present Member. The tenn.
psrance question made yearling Of the
Rev. Mr.. Kennedy. n... e,H lo'ni 81.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

L-n his home 10 HsmISsk Township. Casahia
t'ssa,y on the M"rning NJ the s7th Of July last.
THEODORE NEYuARr = tai ased II ysass. iA<
an when I've len white wsol hat, cheek sh'ri. dark
panis. ani = gray eoat eonsidarshy worse " the
dark eyes. with rather fair skin, and 10 of snt
hutid. Any information ef his ~hcseabouts ~ hs
thankfully received BY his anIious Gnlher st teeh.
h"r". 70. MARGARET AEYHARr.
(letOhxr q
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EST RAY.

Cane To the premises Of the undei signed in Center
THSs1pxsa tnw nship, some time ahOut the drst II
vTXXA September, a LIGHT RED Sul.L. zap.
H P"sed 10 b. nhrnt IA months cid. Ths
e14A ewn-r 10 rraur'ted TO come forward. pravs
pF"psr'v. pay sha'ses an take him away. Otherwise
he will be sold according IN law.
=. ElIsIiA hAsENsAcn.
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| NFORM ALTON

Intormstlon guaranteed 70 produce a jsxv,ias,
CROWN Of hatr npon bald head .or keasdoss fass,
r... " ssesrs IT. ne 'spovsr OF Fimpies, Bio,rhsa
slsa': and beautiful. BE- ob,ais ed w,thsus char
~ ssufess'ns TuON. =. CHAPMAN CnemIs I
...U,' .H.. e:3 RiOadway,, New York
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JOIN rAREIg
STOLEN.

Prom the stable Oft ths subscriber on tAa pisht Of
o. the Sih inst. y i.lCHTBAY HORSE. tarss
lACN years old Ia.t spring: black assns saLs tail
6N and about ~ hsnds high. -
4A a reasonable reward " i'll Ae.paid isv the
r-turn Of tbs h"Iss and also for the thief The
horse was formerly owned BY stephen Kline.
-~, - y y. .EtAN FRANKLIN.
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sa- We frequently have been asked,
what is the salary ofJury Commissioner?
We here state, as We did shortly after the
passage of the Act creating the Office, that
the Jury Commissioner receives Tro DOL
lars md .ffty cents per day for the time ac-
tually employed performing the duties of
the Office In this County the number of
days employed each year will hardly exceed
ten. 1t would seem like an Office Of honor
and responsibility instead Of an Office Of
cmouments.
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"a -"FlvE MINUTES FOE lirrRrsumxsr.'' -

@"FivE MINUTES FOR RHFREsuMKNT.' ;
Everybody who has travelled by railroad
has heard the above announcement, and
has probably suffered from eating too hastily
thereby sowing the seeds Of Dyspepsia. II
is comfort to know that the Peruvian
Syrup will cure the worst cases Of Dysrcp-
ria, as thousands are ready 10 testify.
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;
NEW. ADVERTISER ENTs.

n rtcs.-T he Bloom'burg Mutual ssvias Funi
~ Association !. now ready n receive susscrip.
inns fos stock. Aprly toJ. J. srower. rtes,isst. u
bis st"Ts, 4. In 81 o sa ~ NJ his store. y KNe.s
s-rssts'y. At hs Nec oT u any NJ ths dirsetss.
LTdeT OF the assOe iStiOn, g. KNOkR, Secretary,