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HIMSELF AuAIN.--We take pleasure

HIMSELF AGAIN.--We take pleasure
in announcing to his many friends.
that our venerable post master, w, II,
2. ID, is las calm as u summers morn
ing, since the passage OF the Tenure
Of Office bill over the veto and since
the Senato's refusal to confirm his
successor. His Shiuering dpprehen-
SionS in regard to the future are all
gone, He sees before him the cheer
ing prospect Of two more years OF un.
disturbed enjoyment in the Circleville
Post Office, His cheerful aud happy
spirit has again returned to him. He
sleeps well, and enjoys his meals and
cigar, as of old, There is no longer
cloud upon his brow. His eye is again
bright aud his step elastic. His laugh
is as cheerful as ever and alter care
iul diagnosis his physicians think
there is no doubt that he will soon
"pick mp" and that his now weak and
emaciated form will ere long assume
it's original. proportions. CSrclerille
Union.
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NEW LLIERY NIARLKI

THOMAS HENDERSON
6IInASA INAKES this method of informing
ffssg III gssf2cf8 the public that he has opened
- AI-- ---1-- LIVERY STABLE, on the first alley
South Of Nam street, in the rear of the Hooking
valley National Bank, and near his Buggy Manufac.
tory, where persons canbe accommodated with
GOOD HORSES, BUGGIEs, sc,
on reasonable terms. The public are also informed
that he still continues the business of Carriage
and Buggy Making, rs heretofore Mt the old
stand, where old and new customers are invited TO
call, examine, and purchase If suited
April 20, 1S6G-u ~ s
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Attachments.

Samuel Ap. Plaintiff lREFoRE ThsS; slS:
Jas. c. Humphrey, i Dsrt - Tatsd county 81 aSsGs q
On the 18th day Of February, A. D. 1867, said Jus.
tce issued an order OF fattachment In the above &C.
ton for the sum of thirteen dollars. -,
Basil, February IA, lss7.--sw 80 +.
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ITCHi ITCHu ITCHiu
SCRATCHl SCRATCH! SCRATCH!
WHEATON'S OINTMENT

ALSO CURES SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHILL
BLAINS, and all Eriptious Of the Skin. Price 80
cents. For sale by all druggists. BY sending GO
cents to WEEKS \ POTTER, Sole Agents, ITO
Washington street, Boston, It viii be forwarded by
mail free ofpostage, to any part ofthe United States
June 2l, lS6B.-sp,notlce Tyr
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF TnE
New York Accidental Insurance Com
p.ny, Of New York,
On the first day of January, 1867, madOto the Audi.
tor of Ohio pursuant to the Statute of that Stato
l. CAPITAL.
The amount fits CAPITAL stock, all paid

The amount ofits Capital Stock, all paid
up, is s2soOOo 90
a ii. ASSETS. -
Cash Of the Company on hand and in the
hands of Agents and other persons.... Si9523 21
The Bonds and Stocks owned by the
Company and accrued interest Sc. ..... 2ea355 90
MI Observation-Disclosures &c ....,... 5000 90
Total Assets Of the Company y........ s2s5.S7s ~
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses unad1usted, $4,000 GO
~. MISCELLANEOUS
The greatest amount insured in any one
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF srATH,
rCOfIfnBIfe DUN Eah II 1862

II is Hereby certified, That tho foregoing is cor
rect copy ofthe statement Of condition Of the New
York Accidental Insurance Company OF New York,
made to and filed IN thrs ofice for tho year 1867.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
[sEAL. JAMES II. GOODMAN, Auditor ofstats.
by JAMES WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
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Valuable Farm for
Sale.

EVNHE FARM BELONGING TO THE WIDOW
J. and heirs of George ", Shoemaker, dee, stua.
ted about two miles North East of Pleasantyille IN
Walnut township, Fairfield county, Ohio, Is now ok
fered for sale on private terms. ~.
- The Farm contains about 1 i 3 acres 81 land,
faN Of choice Walnut and Sugar soil, and has upon
IsA Il good Dwelling House, Barn, Carriage
mouse, Meatrhouse, Wood house, and Spring -house;
az the latter place there tco very large Springs
oi good limestone water also good spring near the
Barn, and stream Of water running through the
Eastern portion OF the premises. Has two good Az.
pie Orchards, the youngest just beginning 10 bear
sion II desired. r|,,'t7f -
For terms enquire ofthc owners on the premises,
or OF the undersigned j. O. HITE
Pleasantviile o. Dec. II, ls6s-ts3s. - = 4
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NOTICE.

rs herebv given that the undersigned has been ap-
pointed and duly qualihed IS AdminiStrntor oftke
Feb. IS, 1877 Nv In. MrAAuaH
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STATE OF New YoRK, County of New York, ss.
William A, Bayley, President, nm Edward Greene,
Secretary of the New York Accidental Insurance.
Company, being severay sworn, depose and say
that the foregoing is full true aud correct state.
ment ofthe affairs of said Company, and that they are
the above described officers thereof
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ALIENS LUNG BALsAM.

The formula was shown to me- which indueed.me to
give 1t atrial, and will only add that my cough is
entirely cured, and am now able to attend to my
business as usual Yours respectfully, !.
p. MEREDITH.
Sold by all Druggists, and by all dealers in Family
Medicines. Feb. 2s, 1s67-lm
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DesIrnble city property Tor sale.

TTNHE undersigned offers her property In the city
q, Said property consists ofa good frame DWELL
<A ing House and necessary out buildings, ali in
HA good repair, located on Lot No. 72A north side
of Walnut streetand east OF High street
For further particulars apply 20 B. r RHisnusp
Son, Lancaster, Ohio. ELIZA BURK.
Jan. 81, la07-tf '-'--Tl-i,Itf- =
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Free to Everybody.

A Large G PIP. Circular giving information of the
greatest Importance to the young Of both sexes.
1t teaches how the hcmely may become beautiful,
the desp'sed respected. and the lorsalSen loved.
No youngIddy or gentleman should fail to send
their Address, and receive copy postpaid by re-
turn mail. Address P. o. Drawer, 81,
Feb. y, 1867, 6m. Troy, y.
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Trustees Sale of
Coal Lands.

TVNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
public sale, ut the door OF the Court House, in
New Lexington, Perry County, Ohio, att o'clock r.
NJ, on the
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RAW AND BOILED OIL, COLORS,

White Lead Coach and Furniture, Var
nishes, Japan, Putty, Brushes.
Brandon Paints. -" Real
Old Spirits Tur-
pentine,"
al 81, 20 per gallon,
and everything needed for
a complete outfit in the painting
business MI OF which we shall sell as LOW as
the LOWEST.
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THE BOSTON JOURNAL
FOR 1867.
BOSTON WEEKLY JOURNAL,
BOSTON SEMI-WEEKLY JOURNAL,
BOSTON DAILY JOURNAL
Tie Ne,o England Family Newspaper,

The year upon which we are about TO enter
promises to be one of the most important IN
the history of the country. During its progress
tie great national issue of RECONSTRUCIlON
with Congress, backed by the people on one size,
and the President on the other, is to be discussed
and decided; the financial policy OF the Govern
ment is to he considered and means adopted ioi
placing the finances of the country on a nrih pa
sis; our system of taxation Is TO be revised anu
we hope, materially modified, so as 10 remove
some of the burdens which now rest upon the IN
dustrv of the country: ON foreign relations, par
ticularly with England and France, have got 10
be considered and managed with unusual shreWd-
ness and good judgment TO prevent Il COLLISION
with those powers and other questions Of vital
importance to the material and political welfare
Of the nation and claiming the attention or every
Intelligent man in the country are to come up
for consideration and action.
Realizing that it is the duty OF the Press 10
give its readers that information upon tbeSe VITA
subjects which will enable them TO understand
them thoroughly, and thus form intelligent con-
illusions in regard TO them; ana Feco9hHli9 10
the fullest extent this obligation, we intend that
The
BOSTON JOURNAL FOR 1867
shall present that information in the fullest and
most reliable form, and we have made arrange
ments for doing this, which we are sure VIII nor
friI Of succeSS. With an able and experienced
force in our editorial and reporting departments
and with experienced and faithful corresponds
ruts nj the ClpI oil of the Nation, and At other
! important centres OF news, with instructions 10
make the most liberal use OF the telegraph, we
shall keep oar readers informed OF every import
aYr event. facr aud rumor which transpree, at
/ The earliest possible moment; ana from HiieI
! sources the readers Of
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-01-04

Giving our readers in fall ali public and other
documents OF general interest, and q large 1lrlc-
~ of interesting miscellaneous readjng,Stori &r.
Securing the best talent !u all dcpdrJmeI-~ 90.
the journal, aud adding thereto the rNpeIicur.
of more than quarter ola century, the most i5' b.
erdl expenditure Of money aud labor, we intend
To- make THE BOSTON JOURNAL for 1867
more worthy than INV Of its predecessors f.! the
liberal patronage which IL has SO long enjoyed.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-01-04
We have also in connection with our store
Merchant Tailoring
ID q p a y t IN q II t

and have Secur-
ed the services of Nh.
DUNCAN Mel O GALL,
who is known throughout the County
as an expert Cutter, and Il sklful workman,
He will have
anumbcr of good seam
stresses under his supervision,
and all the necessary appliances for max
ingCu,tom Clothing in the most durable manner
and fashionable styles. We have in this
department a very tull stock of
cloths and trimmings of
both light and
heavy goods, for Boys and Mems wear. Alsoall
the better class of goods, such as nice
DoesknS, fancy Cassimeres,
and Broadcoths. Clothes
cut and made
from other stocks when desired, or clothes cut
for others to make, on reasonable terms, II
our clothing room will be found large lot of
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BOSTON JOURNAL FOR 1867
TIE JOURNAL

viii learn atj Ihat j, woztlt learning OF mat ers
OF nations and of general interest.
The state OF affair, across the waters promises
Il year of unusual interest in the Old World
The great Reto,Da increment IN E',gland, the
Fenial Re5eAjon IN ire}a' d, the SiumberinG en-
hers of war and strife on the Continent, all prom
ise material for
"CARLETON'S LETTERS"
which will render them more than usually inter
estng and instructive. lie will be present at the
opening OF the
GRAND PARIS EXPOSITION
and we think we can promise our readers fch
treat in his letters the coming wear.
We intend, rs usual to keep oar readers well
Informed on all matters Of
LOCAL INTEREST IN NEW ENGLAND.
With experienced and intelligent correspond
cnts 1.-THE several State CIpitos and other i'm
pJr,aut centres. and 10y sending special reporter,
10 all gathering, ot importance, we shall retain
for the Journal the position which has been HH'-
versaliy accorded to j. rs the
Leading Newspaper in Ne', England
Ascension demands, We shall issue with Tho
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LIST OLE ARTICLES.

100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches, $3.50 to $3.50
100 Magic Cased Gold Watches, 200 to 500
100 Ladies Watches Enamellcd, 100 to 800
200 Gold Hunting Chronone;er
Watches, $50 to 300
200 Cold Hunting English Levers, 200 to 250
200 Gold Hunting DupleXW atches,l $50 to 200
500 Gold Hunting American DO. 100 10 80
500 Silver Hunting Levers, 50 to $50
500 Silver Hunting DupleXes, - TO $50
500 Gold L dies Watches 50 t. 30
800 Gold Hunting LepiHes, 60 to IS
90 NJ iScClianeOus Silver Watches, 50 to 100
1900 Hunting Silver Watches, p to 80
1000 Assorted Watches all kinds 10 10 IS
U57Eyery patron obtains a watch by this ar-
rangemcnt, costing hut $40, while it may he
worth 500. No partiality shown. II
MessrsJ HicEImg & Co.'s Great Union Watch
Co, Manufacturers, l49 Broadway, New York
CRY, wish 10 Immediately dispose OF the above
magnificent Stock Certificates, naming articles
are placed in sealed envelopes, and forwarded as
ordered. The return of amy Of our certificates
entities the holder TO the articles named thereon
upon payment, irrespective of its worth, if $3.50
and as no articles valued less than s 0 is named
on any certificate, it will at once be seen thar
this is
No Lottery, bit straight for1oard legitimate
II ansaction, ,1ticb mag be participated
an erep by the 8e0St fastidiOuS :!
A single Certificate will he sent bv mail. post
paid, upon receipt of % cents, five for ST. eleven
for 81, thrty-thrce and elegant premium for s
siXty-SiX and more valuable premium for $40. one
hundred and most superb Watch for SIG. To
Agents and those wishing employment this is n
rare opportunity. 1t is a lcgitamateIv conduct
ed business, duly authorized by the Govern
ment, and open to the most careful scrutiuy.-
Try as. Address,
J. HICKLING & co.
oz-n3 l49 Broadway, New York.
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MANHOOD.
LVE%ALN nk&F&VD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
lust Published, New Edition of Dr. Culver
y wells Celebrated Essay on the radical cure
without medici.el of SpermatOrh9a, or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impe-
ency, Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impedi-
nents to Marriage, etc. also, Consumption Epi-
epSy, and Fits, induced by self-ndulgence or
-eXual extravaganza.
GTPrice in a sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable es-
say, clearly demonstrates, form thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming conse-
luences of Self-ahuse may be radically erred
without the dangerous use of internal medicine
or the application of the knifc-pointing ont a
mode of cure at once simple, certain, and effectu-
Al, by means of which every sufferer, no matter
what his condition may be, may cure himself
cheapy, privately, and radically.
GTThis Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man IN the land
Sent, under seal in a plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid, on receipt of six cents or
'wo post stamps. Also DR.. Culverwel's "NIar-
riage Guide price % cents. Address the pub
fishers, CHAS j. KLINE g. co
III Bowery, New York, Post Office box, 1856.
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NEW FIRM! NEW STORE

LADIES AND INSTRUMENTATION of you have
noticed new building going up at this place, to
he used for the purposes OF trade. Many Ofyou
have felt that a large commodious store was
needed, where Il large stock of goods could and
should be kept, i'll order TO meet the wants ofthe
large number of people who come here 10
trade Many you have expressed to
us, your qualification that snch a store
was being erected, and the hope
that it would be filled TO overlooking with
all the various kinds OF goods
the people want. You have
said that Barton needed
such store, and
that it should be in Il building
which would be a prominent Ornament TO
the place. and that would add
to its credit as an
euterprisng, go ahead
town. We have felt this
want of our village in common
with other citZtn,, and this want
have eodcHvored 10 supply We
have completed our new building,
and have been 10 market and purchased
a we think. the largest stock of goods to be
found in his SECTION. By purchasing largely we
have been enabled 70 EeJ some advantage in pric
es, and have sought our stock As low as we be-
leve it possible TO hHy goods OF the same quality
We have cudcavor-
ed 80 hay good, sub
Stnntia{ qualities OF goods, such we believe
ihr people of or
leans County WANT
and have open. ,h> The first stock of goods il
our new store, N more complete assortment, ant
greater variety Of style than is often fOund in
country store. We beg leave 70 call your atten
ton III particular to the goods enumerated below
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Money Returned in Full

F, after a few days use of GODFREY'S CA
| TARRH REMEDY. its effects are unsatisfac.
tory. Sold by P. c. GODFREY only, No. s3l
Broadway, New York; S. box; few REQUIRE
more 1t is the prescription of one of the most
eminent of living successful medical professors
and surgeons IN the United States, and is known
20 he a scientific, safe, and successful remedy
Occasionally case may have passed to an incu-
rabe state, for man was born to die; bur that
none may be imposed upon, the above offer is
made, in accordance with the printed statement
on each box.
March 7, 1864
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1867-07-10
Particulars of Maximilian's Death,

New ORLEANS, July 3. The fllow
ing particulars have been received OF
MaXimilan's execution. The trial OF
Maximilian, Mciia and Mlramon ended
on the llth. They were sentenced to
be executed on the 10th. Juarcz sus.
pended the execution for three days, and
they were shot on the 10Th, at IL A..
NJ.
Coloncls arc sentenced to six years
Imprisonment Lieutrnant.C Coloncls five
years minor officers two years. Briga.
diers and exceptional officers to be tried
by court martial.
The City OF Mexico surrendered to
Diaz oil the 2lst. Juarcz sent him a
congralnlatory note, with directions rs
to the disposition Of prisoners saying
you will transfer native prisoners to
your own command, or put them at lib
crty. according to circumstances For.
clgn prisoners You will retain for further
disposition by the Government.
Among the archives taken on the oc.
cupatlon Of Querctaro were some docu.
mrnts relative to the last will OF Maxi
hi'liall, Wuclelli, III CaSc Gl HIS QralD,
Thcodosia, Larez, Jose, Maria, Lacunra
and Marquisc, the assassins Of Tucnba,
were declared regents.
Escobedo writes from Quorataro: BY
executing few Of these master traitors,
| have made terror the order Of the day
every where. l have imposed large
contributions OH The rich, conGscatod
their property: and in all those places
where conld do so in person, my dele
gates have strictly complied with my
orders and hope before closing my
military career, to see the blood of every
foreigner spilled who resides in my
country.
There is a report that Maximilian was
shot in the face, and the Mexican Gen.
erals in the back as traitors.
Both the Liberal and Imperial papers
Of Brownsville condemn the execution.
The Ranchero is in full mourning. The
Governor Of Matamoras had all the bells
rnng and rockets fired on tie reception
OF the news Of the execution. He sent
official information Of the fact to Gen.
Reynolds.
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HEhDQuARTEns, 1sT MTIL. DIV,

klchmohd, Va, May ii, 1857.
Mrs. llarlowo Mathcr--My Dear MADAM:
shall be too glad If anything | can say
will aid the society in its noble work. 4
large proportion OF the people of the South
have suffered and many arc still suffering
almost to The limit Of endurance from tho
devastation Of war and subsequent failure
Of crops. They nrc making every possible
cXcrlion to revive their various branches of
industry and hocomo sclfsupporting. Tho
liberal assistance which the Northern pco-
pic arc well able TO give, will relieve q
great amount of distress, and will no doubt
" sufficient to place the poor of tho South
beyond further suffering for food. The re-
cent manifestations of m almost universal
desire throughout the South for really
fratcrnal rounon with the North, may we'll
serve TO stimulate the generous sympathics
Of the Northern people, while nothing could
do more to foster and encourage the growth
Of n healthy sentiment in the South than tho
generous uid which it is the mission Of your
society to invoke. ] sincerely hope the no-
bic efforts OF the society may result in tho
most abundant success. lam, dear Madam,
very respectfully, your ohclicnt servant,
j. NJ SCIlOFIELD,
MINOR General.
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Washington News,

WAsuNGroN, July 3.--Thcrc is a
quorum in both Houses.
In the United States Senate thirty
four answered. -Four Bills, cxplanato-
ry Of reconstruction, were introduced.
Mr.. Wilson'S provides that all Offices
held under the authority of the Rebel
States Government be declared vacant
thirty days after tho passage Of the Act.
The Commanding General may then fill
them by the continuance Of those in
Office, or appointing others, or may or.
der elections. The Board Of Registra
ton shall have power to reject rc5istra-
ton to those suspected of wishing to
evado the requirements Of the law;
to examine applicants, take testimony
within twenty days after the completion
of registration, and may erase names
wrongfnlly registered.
Frclynghnyaen's authorizes Com
mandcrs to suspend or remove State
officers, fill vacancies, and validate acts
done heretofore in accordance with the
above.
Edmnnd's is similar, except that the
District Commanders acts are subject
to the approval Of tho General Of the
Armies.
Drako's consists Of twelve sections
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News Itons.

NEW ORLEANS July 5.-The Republican
state Convention met in lIouston Texas
yesterday, and elected cx-Goy. Pcasc per
manent President the other officers were
three white and one black man The ut.
tendance mostly black, only twcnty three
whites hciUg present. \ stormy session is
expected, aud there arc fears that it will
end III Il riot. No resolution adopted vet.
Five cases Of yellow fever in Galveston,
and two deaths from black vu,nit The
Mayor has ordered immediate and free use
OF disinfectants. No fears are entertained
of its becoming epidemic.
New ORLEANS, July G.-Thc Austrian
steamer Elizabeth has orders to proceed to
Vera CRUZ without delay, to bring the Aus
trian and Mexican lmpctialist officers and
troops here. She will return Immediately.
Col Sudry ana other officers Of Tho Vera
Cruz garrison, who arrived in Mobile by
the Tabasco, have come here.
WAsuINGT0N, July G.-Thc total rcristra
ton in Alexandria is 2,G02-black maiori-
~ POS; challenged, lyG: rejected ALI
whites.
Internal revenue receipts to-day S;7S9,-
900. The Secretary of the Treasury held
lor National Banks and deposits 1886, 900, :
900; National Bank circulation S299, ,GGJ,
900 Internal revenue receipts for the week
$3.50 900
Leading members say that Congress will
not take up the question Of rebuilding the
lcvces on the Mississippi until the States
arc reconstructed under the Acts of Con-
grcss.
Large amounts Of gold arc going into the
Sub-trcasury in exchange for gold notes
50, 200, 900 gold interests will be paid OH
the 7th.
The consul at Kingston reports to the
State Department, June 6, the prevalence of
the yellow fever rs epidemic and malignant;
"nc.tourth Of the eases are fatal-mOstly
confined TO the unacclimatcd
The prosecution in the Surratt cnsc clos
cd to-day. Bradley, .ir., made the opening
speech Tor the defence, lie reviewed the
testimony Of the prosecutions, TO SHOW the
prisoners presence on the lith Of April
an said he could prove tha most of the
Witnesses were either infamous or mis!a.
ken: hr would prove that Suratt was not
within 100 miles Of Washington OH The day
OF Tie assassination aud further, that il
was neither Booth, Surratt nor At2crodt
who were in front of the theatre that night:
but that he would produce the three men
referred ID on the Staul, and would produce
the man who looked in Lincoin's carriage,
and the mau who called the time as we'll as
the individual described as the villainous-
looking nan. In closing his remarks.
Bradley said he would also produce the
original agreement between the assnssins,
with their genuine signatures attached, and
that neither the name Of Mrs. Surrait nor
John surratt would appear upon that pa
Dpr,