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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1867-11-20

Howard Association Reports, for Young Man IN III.
Crime Of Solitude and the Errors Abuses and Diseas
% which destroy the manly powers and create mped
tments to Marriage with sure means of relief Sen,
tn scaled letter envelopes, fee Of charge Address
DR. J: e9iLLIN H0UGHTON Howard Assioci citation
rhiladslphia, Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-19

TOR sALE-PossEssIoN AT ONCE. THE FINE Re-
sdsnoe No. Second plaza, Brootiyn u feet vide in
Keys apply at 10 Second place. For terms
70 Z. r. KELLOGG ~ Cedar street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-19

NOR RALH-A SUBSTANTIAL BRICK BUILDING,
with frame building attscned containing engine, boiler
shang 3d.. chemical apparatus &C. suitable tor chemt
g. other i.''s sos'ns, With ha:
all situated Ferry street. the junction Of Newark ave-
nue., Hosoken, N IN about i've minutcs walk from the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-19

EHoR sALB-ruB CORNER LOT OF OAKLAND AND
Streets 1reenpoint; price $500; worth double Chat
amount Inquire OF II. MICHAELIS. 20 Grand street, n Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-19

IvOR SAIE-SUITABLE FOR rROPRIET0Eg uR
A. hst class hotels large oil Painting by feet rel 70
ssnins Atcan lion limiting, price 800 Can bscn Cd
Tuesd and Friday FROM TOT O'clock r. NJ al I2g Second
tree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-19

DROOKLYN.-rOR SALE, THE VERY DESIRABLY
ID situated thrse story hugh stoop brick Dwelling House.
house 3oxAo IN nrs. rs.s orer has hsasr bathrooms
within few steps OF City Hall and minutes walk OF
Wall fsrries; with without furniture
Can from II O'Clock. Apply TO I. E. SMITH. II
william street. from 70 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-03-19

T7OR sALE-SN ACRES OF LAND, THIRTY MILES
from Corpus Christi In San Patrlclo district Nouoss
county Texas waters Of San FesuAudox 81
Apply 70 BKRRIAN a. J. q. Seholedslds Maiden
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-06

''The Lord hath his way in the whirlwind
and in the storm, and the clouds are the dust
of his feet' (Nah. l. 81 is the appropriate
motto Of quaint old book bearing the follow
ing title;-
1.-THE Storm; OF, Collection of the most
Remai kable Casualties and Distresses which
happened In the late dreadful Tempest, both
by Sea and Land. London, 1704." The
height Of this overwhelming Cataolysm was
during the night Of the 26th and 9Th Of No
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-08
CERTAIN CURE
IN all CASES, OR NO CHARGES MAZE

Dir. Dow is consulted daily. from saw to :,
VI a. above upon all dsacHlt and chronic disease.
el every name aud nature, having hv hi.
gained reputation which calls patients from ali
paris OF the oEntry to obtain advice
.AmenS NE ply sicians IN Boston, none stand
,iShef IN the profession than the celeb ated Dp
bpn No EnGlceit street, Boston. lhosr wh,,
need the service of an experienced phy STEFAN n,i
surgeon should give him 4 call. 1855 ~
y, >.-Dr Dow import, and Ina. for sale . r.,v
iftlele called Int French secret order by mail
IMo for 81 and red stamp - '
Boston April lsd6 lv,9x
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-08
&C., &c. &c, &C., &C., &c.

&c, Sc. nc, &c. &C., &C.
Just received per Express, new supply Of the
most popular Patent Medicines, among which are
BCRSETT'S Preparations Blood Food, for Liver
and Regeneration Of Man Weeks Magic Com.
pou nd Whitcoub's remedy fol- Asthma Burnet :
Cod Liver Oil Jaynes ENpeotorant W lstar :
Wild Cherry Balsam ; Fowlcs cure for Piles DR..
ing paint, tar grease, &c, Cummings Aperient;
Garglng Oil Dadd's and Mlllei's Condition Pow
ders Cheeseman's Clarke's and Duponco's Female
Pills for female distractions, &c; Grugor's Con-
ceutrated Cure for nervous weakness HemDold's
Fluid Extract of Bucnu, for diseases of the bati'
der. kidneys. &c; Maynarti'> Colodion' Tor burn
and cuts ;,iartiiner's Rheumatic Compound Peru
Wan syrup; Gould's Pin worm syrup. H0hghin
Corn solvent, and ini.llible remedy; Magnets
Dalsam, for rheumatism and neuralgia: Ieifriess
Panacea of Life. sure cure for Sore Throat and
Bronchial affections stones Llixir, Tor bronchitis
COPELAND sure cure for Bed Bugs.
dy'- Brc vn's Clarke's sherry Wine, langieys
Root d Herb, Abbott's. and others
LINIMt NIT Tobias, Good samaritan, Mustang
and Iiuinents and OintmeDts of all kinds;
SARS APARIILA-Bulfs, sands Shakers and
all other principal kinds.
PILLS Ayers sugar coated, Brandreths and
wrights Indian Vegetable.
Also " eavcr's canker nd salt rheum syrup; Ar
mol Is Vital Find Atwood's Extract Daudelion,
tSrant'> Purifying Extract, Gays Blood Purifier
kenncdy's Medical Discovery Merses syrup Vel
low Dock Railways Remedies: McHum's EiiNr
of Opium Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup; Sha
ler Extract Nalerian: Balm OF Thousand Flow
ers; CvId Cream: Flesh Balls Liquid Rouge;
Ayers Cherry pcctoral; Brant'S Pulmonary Bal
and Iarrison'- Hair Dye: Barnes's Musk Cologne.
shaving Cream and Nerbena Water: butchers
Dead short tor Bed Bugs; and all other articles
usually kept in Drug store.
Pavs,aan's Prescriptions carefully com
pounded.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-08
SEMINAL wLAkNEss.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health

Or. Dow, PLY stefan and surgeon No. 80 rnd
lcot street Boston, j. consulted daily for All ,Ii,.
eases iArltl,nt 10 the female system. Prolapus
Teri. Of falling Of the Womb Flour A lbus Sun.
preston and other menstrual arrangements ri.
all treated upon new pathological principle. and
specify relief guaranteed in Il very lew DAYS 80
invariably certain l. the new mode OF treatment
maj most obstinate complaints Yield under H. and
me ahictei person soon rcjoi,ts in perfect health
ID Do" has no .Llglbt had greater experience in
'he cure OF diseases OF women and children, than
any other lhy stefan in Boston
heatdlhs accommodations Tor patients who may
wish 10 stay IN Boston a few days under his treat
Heht. 49,
i'r Dow, since lists. having confined his whole
attention to an Office practice for cure OF private
alseases ana tmaie Complaints, acknowledges
no superior IN the United states.
or they VIII not bc answered "
thce Hours from : y. NJ togP NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-08


TIER an extensive practice Of upwards of
n twenty YEAR,. continues "a -ecure Patents in
tins Cniied States also in great Briian, Fra &C
IONS. Bonds, Assignments, and all papers draw
jpss for Patents, executed reasonable terms
with dispatch. Rescarchts made into American
a.. d Foreign works. 10 determine legal and other
s.lyice rendered III nil matters touching the same
C0j&es of the claims of any patent furnished b"
rtMirtssg one dollar, Assignments recorded III
No dgcncy in ne United State po'sessc, superior
Sclitiss FOR obtaining Patents, ascsrtGtntRg the
practicabtity Qfiarontions
During eight months the subscriber IN the course
eatious sIxTTEN ATE AIS egerg enc OF which MAS
decided iahs ro by siie Commissioners otratents
----- O.
TESTINalNItIS.
i regard Mr.. Edoy one Of the tsast Hu''tb aug
.,aSsssfg. practitioners with whom 1 have had
Official intercourse. tllAS' MhSoS.
Commits siuuCrt Of Patents,
~ have no hesitation IN assuring Inventors tbat
si,ey cannot employ Il Inap h.05< competent AMI
rYustur,l'.ar aud more capable r putting their
applica;ion- in = IoIln 70 for thcn early
EDMUND BuRk,o
Late Commissioner ~ Pate"ts.
,'Mr r II EnDY has Gcade ioraae Tif1R1G EN-
APPLICATIONS, in all but ONE of which patents
haze been granted. aud that one Ia nenpendng.
such uni.iista kablc proof Of great talent ard
ability on his part leads me - recommend all IN
vei,tors to applN Ia him TO procure their ptt.nt4,
us they may nc sure Of having The most faithful
attention bestowed ON their catcs. and at Very
reasonable charges. J9iN AtbAtJl.'
Jan. ], isJ1-ls5l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-08
MUSIC TEACHERS
AND
TIE a T
DEALERS

The subscriber is fully rsepared 10 furnish
s.isat Music, strings, Musical Instruments and
Music Books of all kinds at the lowest trade rates
wholesale and vetai, tgun the largest collections
o'dcr' punetnally and faithfully attended 40.
Address Nil orders
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-03-08
" Caution" Extra.
Ellsworth. Sept. sGth. 1866.

The public are hereby cautioned against be.
lieyins the statement Of YIN. I. Rich in regard
70 myself, that left his bed and board with
out sufficient cause or provoeation, for think
bad the most ample cause for leaving him; and
the proyoeatioIrwou satisfy any fair minded
person. II frequent and unn!erceful bcatings
is not both cause and a provocation. |
can hardly understand what would be sati,fac-
tary TO Mr.. Rich. I hat he did this, the sears
that have carried on 10y person, have tasti
he'd against him, time and again. \ friend and
ueiehbor wrote 10 my parents in December, as
follow, - Thinking, perhaps. that You do not
know The situation of your daughter, | say 10
You that if y on wan, 10 preserve her life you
had better come and take her home. and away
from her husband for he will be the means Of
her death. lie pounds and abuses her shame
fully, and that | have seen myself. He has
beaten her twice that l have seen. lie is 4
brute if ever there WIS one y &c.
l make so much of my past trials public only
to guard myself from inju>cet insure and TO warn.
the public not 10 believe the statement that
ssas 30 urkind as 10 leave my husband without
" cause or provocatiop."
MARIA :. RICH.
fremont. Feb. 18th, 1867. 3w5
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-22
Reading the Future.

Albert Pike, the distinguished editor Of
the Memphis Appeal, thus speaks to the
people Of this State who are now tyrannized
over by band of bad designing men:
" All over the State, and especially in the
cities the men who have something at stake
in the commonwealth, ought to unite and
organize at once. The work Of enrolment
should begin,-at Once-here, everywhere
As soon as sixty or eighty men are enrolled
let them at once be organized as a company,
with all the necessary officers Let battal-
ions, regiments and brigades be formed
Let us have organization, officers, a military
chief. Let every man arm, to protect his
property, his life and the lives of those that
are dear to him. Let arms, and powder and
ball be procured, if fnery has to be dis
pensed with Let this force be a Civic
Guard, at the disposition Of the officers Of
the law, where these are fit to be trusted
to keep the peace in spite Of them, where
they are not Let them overawe the tur-
| bulent elements that threaten civil cOnvuI-
sions Such an organization may prevent
/ excuses Nothing else will. Let them see
that every man, white or black, who is en-
titled to vote by law, has opportunity to vote,
/ and no others registered or unregistered.
| If pillagers and assassins undertake to do
/ here what they have done elsewhere, let
/ them be dISarmed, and expelled from the
! city. or die the death. f the authorities of
/ the State, Executive or Judicial, connive at
! the murder of citizens, let the citizens pro-
/ teet themselves. They can do So and main
tain the public peace, and prevent riots or
| punish rioters; and they must do this, for
/ neither laws: courts nor police protect them.
! Are a few ragamufins and a mob of mis-
! creants to oYerawe and ride over whole
! State2
Let there be no mystery, no secresy. 1t
/ is not needed Let the ranks of the Civic
Guard be open to all respectable white citi-
zens Let the officers elected be known.
/ Require prompt obedience to the signals
! agreed on. Let the city assist the country,
/ and the country the city Obey the laws as
! they are until they are repealed; but resist
all unlawful oppression. Every citizen has
sthe right to keep and bear arms for the com
mon defence, and all have the right to or
! ganize to maintain order This viii hardly
/ be denied, while Loyal Leagues and
! Grand Armies of the Republic exist.
! Without organization, thorough and eff
/ cient, every good citizen is at the mercy OF
| those who are banded together, for the
/ worst purposes, and prompted by the worst
men, Arm and organize, or hold out your
/ throats to the assassin's knife The streets
may not be safe for butterflies between this
+ and the August elections, unless the citizens
/ prepare to maintain the rights which they
+ do not hold at the sufferance Of men but by
( the Gift of God
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-22

Income RetuTnS-As this is the period Of
making income returns to the United States
assessor the following from the Boston Post
may convey q useful hint
A professional friend, Mr. Quilp a bach
elor Of virtuous and studious habits, made
truthful but testy replies to the pleasant in
quiries appended to those cheerful blanks
for United States income returns, as follows
9 Had your wife any income last year ?
A. Never had a wife
Q. Did any minor child of yours receive
any salary last year
A. The insinuation Is indicate and i'm
pudent. Self respect forbids reply Ask
the State Constable
@ Have you included in this return the
income of your wife, and salary received by
minor children2
A. l repeatI am unmarried Know moth.
ing about minor children, or their salaries
Q Have you any stocks, and what are
they?
a. Yes; one patent blank silk; one
leather regulation q Ia niLttaire.
Q Have you bought or sold stocks OF other
property?
a Yes; especially other property ''-e
/ G tooth brush, penknife, ct Get, ct Get
! Q. Have you any United States securities
! A. Nothing better than returns from the
/ last Connecticut election.
@. Have you kept any book accounts -?
s. No; tried it once Found ! had paiC
out more than | had received Office boy
sold it for waste paper.
O. Is your income estimated or taken from
your books
a. 1t comes from my books.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-22

INVARIABLY IL ADvANcE-All over the
country it is an established rule that sub
scribers pay their subscription in advance.
We have, heretofore, in many instances, de-
parted from this correct custom, but from
this time forward will book no name without
the subscription money is paid in advance
Neither will we publish legal notices " on
tic" IF this course drives custom from the
Bulletin we cannot help it, for the times
now, more than ever, make it necessary for
us to hold strictly to a cash system. Plain
tits' can easily arrange with their attorneys
for the payment of the printers fee. We
are too poor to wait for the tardy steps of
those who SO often forget that the printer
has to pay cash for all labor employed and
material consumed We know cur friends
viii not blame US for this course; those
who do can console themselves with the fact
that burnt child breads the fire. We are
conscious Of the fact that times are hard
and pledge our determination to assist in
bringing about a wholesome change Those
who are in debt to US will please come for
ward and settle. We need the money
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-22
EocaE Advertisements.


United States Internal Revenue-8th
Collection District, State of Tennes-
see.
Notice is hereby given, in pursuance of
Section % Of an Act entitled 50 An Act en-
titled to provide Internal Revenue to support
the Government, to pay interest on the public
debt, and for other purposes, approved June
Both, 1854 and the amendments thereto,
that the annual list or valuation and enumer-
alton Of property subject to Tax under said
Acts on the first day Of May, 1866, in the
county of Hardeman and State of tennessee,
has been returned to me by the Assessor Of
this District that the duties and tax es assess
ed thereon have become due and payable
and that HAMILTON BLACK, Deputy Col
lector for the 5th Division, 9Th District,
State of Tennessee, will attend for the col
lection Of the same at his Office in the town
Of Bolivar, county Of Hardeman, state of
Tennessee, on and after the ist day of July,
1867, until the lst day Of August, 1867 in
elusive, each day, Sundays excepted. Pay
ment must be made within the dates speci-
fed, OR COSTS WILL ACCRUE. The as
sessments on said list includes Taxes and
Duties on Licenses, Income, Carriages,
Gold and Silver Plate, Gold Watches, Pianos,
Billiard Tables, etc.,
ROLFE 5. SAUNDERS.
Col Sth Dis, Stale Of Tenn
June D. IS67-lt
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-22
Reputation or Greenbaoks.

The New York Herald may not be in
favor Of regulating the public debt, says
the Nashville Union and Dispatch, but it IS
significant that is proclaiming that repudia-
ton is imminent In a recent issue it de-
clares that we shall soon hear the word re-
pudiation uttered, much as bondholders
dread it" It is very probable that there is
a party in this country though perhaps small
at present, in favor of repudiating the pub
lie debt But it is insignificant that so
largely circulated journal as the New York
Herald is gravely discussing the probabili-
ties of Reputation, and thus lending its in
fuence to famiIiarize the people with such a
measure 1t at least shows the temper Of
the times.
A proposition has been made-and we
believe it originated with the New York
Tribune or a correspondent of that paper
to pay of the national debt with greenbaeks
and thus save to the nation the immense
amount which is paid out every year in the
shape of interest This proposition is re
ceived with considerable favor, especially as
it relieves the taxpayers of a very onerous
burden. IF this measure should become 81
popular as to indicate It's probable adoption
by Congress, Europe would soon be emptiec
of our bonds and a heavy decline in prices
would follow.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-22

SUCCESSFUL Love laughs at locksmiths
Iron bars, heavy chains, and parents threats
may sometimes prevent two loving hearts
from being united, but when made of the
right metal, youth, love and courage defies
all such tri1ing obstacles. A case in point:
A young and gallant fireman became enam-
ored some time since of a charming young
lady whose parents happened to be blessed
with a good share Of the filthy Iucre. He
told his love, the maiden plead guilty to the
soft attachment, and promised to unite her
fortunes with the chosen one Her pate7,
fan,iIiaS, on learning the state of affairs,
became highly indignant, and forbid any
Z ia Teher intercourse between the young folks.
No objection could be urged against the
young man. other than thar he was poor and
labored honestly and faithfully for living.
Matters went on thusly" for a while
stolen interviews became frequent; an elope-
ment was agreed upon, a license obtained
and the following fact shows the result;
Married-On the 10Th instant, Mr. Rich
ard Dougherty, member of steam fire engine
company No. ?, to Miss Maggie E. Beattie
all of Memphis" He who has so often
conquered the visible flame of fire. has at
last succumbered to the fame of virtuous
love. Dick, may you and your fair young
bride live long and die happy Appeal
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-22
COMMERCIAL.

New York, June I9-Cotton unchanged
sales 2,1OO bales upIands at SIC. Cold
1881
MEMPHIS, June 20 Cotton quiet and firm
at 25c. for middIing 23@24c. for low mid
ding, 21@22c for good ordinary, and
I802Oc for ordinary.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-22
AttachInemt Notice.
Before c. II. AH6erson, J P.
I,eonidas Biiis We. John Ross.

Leonidas Bills ys. John Ross.
In this cause attachment having been
levied on the lands Of the defendant, a non
resident Of the state Of Tennessee. il is here
by orderee that publication be made in the
Bolivar Bulletin, for four consecutive weeks,
requiring the defendant "a appear before me
at my Office, in the town Of Bolivar, HaFde~
man county, Tennessee, on Saturday, 29th
day Of June, 1867, and defend this suit or
the same viii be proceeded with ezparte
This 18th day Of May, 1867
jeI-4t plS6 g. IL ANDEnsOE- J. p, n g.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-22

WILL Nor Goa Western paper says
employment is offered some FIVE thousand
freedmen By the Pacific Railroad Company
on the California side, and the highest
wages viii be given. 1t is said that thou
sands of colored men are out of employment
in the South, and many of them in a suffer
ing condition, but it is not venturesome to
assert that among the entire colored popu-
lation it will be difficult to find the number
of five thousand who would rather work and
prosper than be idle and suffer As long as
begging is practicable and false charity is
exercised, large part of the negroes Of the
South would probably prefer their present
condition
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-22
Petition to Sell Land to Pay Debts

m County Court Of Hardemaa county Tenn
Wm. s. Doughety. admir- estate VIM Cnmmings, decd
Thos. B. Atebury aud wife Aneiia We heirs Of Ann Mis-
deed. heirs Of Nancy Cumming decd heirs
Zachariah Cumming, dee d.
1t appearing to the undersigned clerk and
master Of said court, from the petition which
is sworn TO, that the defendants above
named, to wit: The children Of Ann Misin-
hamer decd, the children Of Nancy Cum
mings, dec d, the names and number Of
each Of whom are unknown and cannot be
ascertained by diligent inquiry, all being
heirs Of VIM Cummings, deed, and non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee, it Il
therefore ordered that publication IN the
Bolivar Bulletin Tor four consecutive weeks,
requiring said defendants and non-residents
to enter their appearance IN said cause on
or before the first Monday IN July, 1867,
and plead, answer or demur to said petition
or the same viii be taken for confessed and
set for hearing exparte as to them. June
5, 1867 JAMES b. HAERIss G. Il d.
wood & sicNeal solicitors for petit TONERS
les At pr fee s.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-22

Since the elopement of the Drummer
Boy of the Rappahannock with a rich mer-
chants daughter, it has transpired, says an
exchange, that he has beer swindling peo-
pie throuought the country by selling bio
graphy of himself at 50 copy, payment in
advance, but has never delivered a single
book to the subscribers
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-22

ETHERIDGE Hon Emerson Etheridge,
Conservative, candidate for Governor, ad-
dressed the people of Hardeman in this
place on last Monday. He spoke for two
hours to a large and appreciative audience.
None Of the radical minneapolis were
here to call for division of time. 1t was
thought that Maynard, " the brains Of the
radical party would be present, bat he was
not and it is a good thing for his side that he
failed to come to time" Before the arri-
val of Etheridge, which was at one o'clock
p. m, Hon. J. w Leftwich, being prevailed
upon by his numerous friends, delivered a
sound and wholesome address upon the ne
cessities of the times.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-06-22

HEAVY SToRM-Y esterday one week ago
a destructive storm of wind and rain visited
the section Of country between this point
and jackson The growing crops were ma
terially injured, as the young corn was pros
trated, and the cotton plants, in many
cases, literally beaten into the earth. Just
beyond Toms Station the lightning struck
two or three telegraph poles and shiyered
them to atoms. Later in the day, for this
was about three o'clock p. m, the wire was
again affected by lightning and so over
charged that quite an explosion took place
in the telegraph Office at this place, setting
on fire bundle of papers that happened to
be near the conductors The storm did not
prevail here with half the fury it did few
miles further north