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wistar's BaI,am Of villa cherry

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cures OF the numerous affections of the Throat
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ie'ebr ted Balsam. So generally acknowledged
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md certain cure for sudden attacks II cold-ful
believing that its remhJial powere are com
1rehen i've enough to embrace every form of dis
Ease, from the slightest cold to the most danger
GUS symptom of pulmonary complaint.
From j. D. H0SMER, Esq, of Topsham
ToPsnAM, W., April a. 1860
acssrs. =. W. F0WiE & CHI.
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~ OF ice.

HEREBY gsve notice that have this day
! given my son Elmar Bellows, his time during
the remainder of his minority. and shall claim
none of his earnings nor pay any debts Of hi
contracting after this date.
EUGENE BELLOWS.
Cambridge, May 2I, 1867. 2SwS
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A Card.

THE Subscriber having found it necessary, on
j account of continued ill.heslth, TO sell out
the stove. Tin, Iron and Hardware business car
ried on by Him in stowe, would extend his cor
dial thanks to is many customers, for their
continued patronage in Years past and would
new firm OF Stafford and Ellington, to his large
list of customers. as worthy OF an extensive pat.
ronage, being young men acquainted with their
business. and who will give their entire atten-
tion to the wants of their customers,
IL. d. WOOD.
Stowe, May 16. 1867, 2Stf
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Notice.

WHEREAS my wife, Nancy b. Sulham, has
w left me without cause, this is to notify all
pc rsons that | will pay no debts OF Der con-
tracing. JONAS IL SULTAN.
Hyde Park. June ?, 1861. 29w3o
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A LARGE STOCK OF
.CLOT HING
At Depot Store. D. A. GILBERT

EgUse WILSON'S CUE for Bone spav'
ms splinto and curbs.
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For sale.
Liberation,

THIS is TO notify all persons that have this
| day given my SON Homer Norway his time
during the remainder of his minority and shall
not claim any of his earnings or pay any debts
of his contracting after this date.
his
THOMAS II NORWAY
29w3o mark.
Attest J J King, Geo Nash.
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Tracy, Irwin q Co. 4l2 Broadway New York
Dry Goods Jobbers. Established 1885.

Dry Goods Jobbers. Established 1885.
SPRING TRADE, 1867.
GE- We request the special attention of coun.
try Merchonts to the large and attractive stock
Of All, Goods in the wholesale Dry Goods line,
which we are now offering at our new Ware
house, No. 4l2 Broadway, New York.
10 Buyers visiting the City are solicited to
call upon us.
Gy~ We give particular attention to orders by
mail. which viii be filled at as low prices as if
the buyer was personally present. Circulars,
with full particulars sent on request.
&c We call attention to the high reputation
our house Has enjoyed for many years, and assure
all who may deal with us of fair and liberal
treatment. TRACY, IRWIN Il CO.,
4l2 Broadway, N, Y.
April |, 1867. 2lm2-2S.
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Notice.

WHEREAS, my wife Matilda has left my bed
w and board without justifable cause, this is
to warn and notify all persc ms not to trust or
harbor her on my account, as shall pay no debts
of her contracting. Signed,
ISAIAH MAcoMBER.
Witness, W. W. CIRCUIT.
Greensboro, May 81, 1867. 28w3
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NOTED,

Notice.
TIL is to certify that have this day given
! my SON Rufus D. Davis, his time during the
remainder of his minority. and that ehall not
pay any debts Of his contracting, or cIrint any OF
his earnings after this date. -.
Belvidere, NAV l, 1867. 2Iw3-29
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| do not intend to be undersold On any
kind of goods.
Il. Il. CAMP
Stowe, May %. gift
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Prints and Cottons,

AS Low as at any other Store in the county
1t Depot Store, d. A. GILBERT.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
Conxress Yesterday.

The chief subject Of interest before Con-
gress yesterday was q message from the
President in answer to an inquiry OF the
Senate in regard to the amount OF money
needed TO carry out tho work OF recon-
struction in the rebel States. The Presi.
dent says that million and q half Of dol
lars will be necessary. This is based upon
the estimate Of the Secretary OF War.
The President thinks that II the State
governments are set aside it will be neces-
sary 10 appropriate some sl4,Ooo,oo to
carry on those governments which Con-
gress may institute in their stead.
Respecting the debts Of these States
contracted before the war, the President
is Of the opinion that the National Govern
ments must assume these debts on the
ground that, IL they are conquered terri
tories, the conqusror is liable for the debts
outstanding against the conquered people
Congress, on the contrary, holds that this
arrangement with the States is only tenn
porary, and that these communities will
soon assume all their relations as Statei
under the Constitution; and that, there
fore, the question raised by the President
can have no political application.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ Unr.p srArss PArskr oyyIol,

WAsHiEafoN, June u.s. 1857 '
On the petition Of Harvey Lull Of Hoboken, New
Jersey praying for the extension Of patent granted
10 him the Slst day Of January, 1884, and ante
dated January 1881, for su improvement In Shutter
Hinges, for seven years from the expiration Of said
patent, which takes place the ID day Of January
1865:
is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the 9Th day Of December,
next, hla o'eloek. m and all persons are notified
TO appear and how cause, II apy they have, why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO Ale
In the Patent once their objections specially set
forth in writing at least tosnfy days before the day
Of hearing all tsatimony fled By either party to be
used at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mitted 10 accord nee with the rules OF the ofice
which will be furnished on application.
DISPOSITIONS and other papers, relied upon as test-
mony must be nlsd in the once tioeniy days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments, II any, within
ton days after nling the testimony.
ordered also that this notice be published In the
REPuBLIoAS and the Intsllf0sncer, wAshingtsn, D.
o.. and In the Times, New York, N. Y, once week
for three successive week the nrst Of OAid pu bliea
Ton, be least sixty days RreSiGus to The day Of
VS'wSw Commissioner Of Patents.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
Naval IntelliReuee.

Rear Admiral Bell, commanding the
United States Asiatic squadron, reports to
the Navy Department from on board the
flagship Hartford, at Yokohama, Japan
under date Of April 30, the employment
and distribution Of the vessels under his
command, Us follows:
The Shenandoah and Wyoming had
sailed for Osaka with the United States
Minister and suite. Capt. Goldsborough,
OF the former vessel, had received instruc.
tions to land the Minister under salute
and with an escort Of the full marine
guards Of the Shenandoah and Wyoming
appropriate to the occasion.
Upon Rear Admiral Bells arrival At
Annoy, on the 4th Of April, be was in.
formed by Commander Brood, Of the Royal
Navy, commanding II. b. Majesty's shin
Cormorant, that when at Jakao Island, of
Formosa, on the 22d Of March, he heard
that the American bark Rover, Cant
Hunt, had been wrecked on the Nile Rete
rocks; that her officers and crew had taken
to the boats, and that Capt. Hunt, hS wife,
the second mate and three Chinamen
landed in the bay on the south end Of For.
mosa and were all murdered, with one ex.
ception, q sailor, (the other boat separated
from the first in the night time J by the
wild men who inhabit part Of the islands
The barbarians are said to be of most
primitive habits, wearing no clothing and
occupying no habitations, but living In the
mountains and thickets. Commodore
Brood sent out messengers to the aboripi.
nails, proposing to ransom the survivors Of
the crew Of the Rover, should any be found,
and two days after, accompanied BY Mr..
Adams, her British Majesty's consul at
Jakao, proceeded in his vessel to the place
OF the murder. Upon attempting to land
however, they were fred upon from the
bushes with muskets and bows and arrows
having one man wounded, wbereupon be
returned to his vessel and shelled tn.
bushes, and then returned to Annoy. Upor
receiving this information. Rear Admira
Bell Immediately dispatched orders b,
mail steamer, then passing up, to Com
mander Fabiger, Of the Ashnelot, ther
lying at FOo-chow, to visit the scene Of thI
outrage, and TO endeavor to rescue any O
the survivors, if by chance there should b,
any. He had not, up to tho date of hi
dispatches, received report OF Commo
this order.
The Wachusett is still engaged in guard
ing American commerce against the Mani
or robber bands Of the Yang TIE river
The Monocacy was about to visit Can
ton and Macao, and to cruise TO the west
ward OF Hong Kong to guard American
interests, and to suppress piracies and tn,
coolie traffic by our citizens.
The health Of the squadron continues
excellent. The only death reported during
the month was that Of James Ross, an or
dinary seaman Of the Shenandoah who wal
drowned at Yedo on the oath of April b,
the capsizipg ofH boat
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED rArEs PArEsr oIyIcH,


On the petition Of Joshua Gibbs, Of Canton, Ohio,
praying for the extension Of patent granted to him
the 9Th day Of October, 1885, for improvement In
msehine for grinding pow castings for seven years
from the sxpiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the 4th day Of October, 1867
Ia ordered that the ssd petition be heard at the
Patent once on MohDAY, the 18th day Of September
next. At II clock, IN. and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to ne
In the Patent once their ons, specially set
forth In writing, at least tioeiy days before the day
OF hearpgi all testimony nled by either party to be
nsed at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mittsd In accordance with the rules OF the once
which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other paperS, relied upon as test
mony must DO hled In the once tiosnty days before
ten days after hllng the testimony,
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published in the
kkPuBLioAN and the Intsllf0enoer, wAshinEton, D.
o. and In the STARK County Republican Canton Ohio
once week for three successive weeks; the hrst oi
70 the day Of hearing. T. o THkARBR,
)yl2'fst Commissionsr Of Pat en- To-.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
yrsArcrAL Anp oonirrnorAL.

The ''buis'' took hold sssAn yesterday, and
the stock bosrds In Wall and Third streets show
q marked adssnss In railway shares clsysland
and Pitsbursc Illinois Central, ohi'sgo snd
Northwsstsrp, Chicago and Rock Island, Pitts.
burg and Fort Wayne, and Missouri all advanced
strongly, and speculation ran rife, Tbs bears,
who held the rsins the latter part Of the week
gone By. hsvs collapsed. and arc again In DOR
mant state. % 4srr
aoysmmsnt securities were weak, and holdsrs
svid.nosd snristy 70 ell. The gold market wss
Arm and sxessdinsiy animated.
The -four markst opsnsd dull North and West,
and prices remained unchanged. Bacon, hams
and bulk meats were sonsvhst higher, and held
hrm at prices. .t7 g8zs..
sussrs remsined 10 tolsrable demand for raw,
and prices ruling the same.
jar rCooxn 4 Co., bankers, furnish us with the
dosing prices Of aovsrnmsnt securities, Is fol-
lows:
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

prises, which are now in their incipient be-
pinnings we should be, we fear, set down
as a romancer and dreamer We have
not looked, as it will be observed, at all TO
the many great, moral, and religious ad-
vantages which are to fow to the nations
from this intercommunication with the
countries Of the East.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
'NHE NEW JERSEY MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY

The attention OF those desiring Life Insurance 10
respectfully invited 10 the following peculiar features
OF this company;
l. lts rates Of premiums are reduced In proportion
10 the enhanced value OF money, thereby saving TO
the In ured from 10 70 % per cent annually which 10
yIrtua'l ly declaring TO them a dividend IN advance
OF that GmouLt
Z It's perfectly equitable, nOn.JorJsnin0 feature
will commend Itself to all. provides for the pay
ment Of such prcportioa Of the policy as the mum.
the policy has run.
IS case { a policy Of s5 900. upon which bat one
pr MUM has been paid, there will be paid TO the
seeoud yea, t26o0 the third year, sl, 500. 81 ke
And should there have been nine premiums PAID and
dsath the tenth year nine tsnths Of the policy
will be paid. By this feature policy Is kept good
for whatever money the insured has pad. This Ia
nothing more less than strict Justice and what
this company agrees In its policies TO perform.
by wR HERRING, General Agent,
jylj.lm Room No ], washington Building.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

wILLARDs' H0TEL-srkEs, CHADWICK 4 Go.
A. Cumminss, Ohio J. Sherman, do Il. Hyatt &,
n. Z, a Ccilsd.y. PA A Kipgsl; y; Yia
k';'s Ia W. fopi.. % c,.yi % Ms|e1 General syi..U s.
s:i'S ~ . Henry Ey a. Is,;:SsI. hr ss.ss 'st e.
Nj. xlsoSreei, L. O. Rctin.cn, y. \. Miss Polk,
R...., R: III: =. 1:.il;s 1ls.rs.:s s ff rIs.r =
O. n. Homan, do.
WASHINGTON HOUSE. Mrs. A; = .BsvnnIpon'
WIN. Fsrrs, Cambridge, MASH Johe Harry, Mont in,
s.%s,y M wSi Ss, riSP:sisa'.% SPg:iSS %s h'g.
Bsardsiy, Trenton, N. J.. Robert Jssks; Rishmond
VAS. b. Dillon, Grssnssstls, Pa.i r W. white and
ss 1.s{.cn saa nieS Fred cssisr, fSsllas Mich "
Fisher aud vie, Li.ro Rock; 8 D Rosl1.on, h.s:,'.
town, Nd; =. Thomas and lady, Albany, N t.
J. D. carnes, Bsltimors.
KIRKwOop H0UsE--HssDLEr 4 GrEnH.
James r. skiies, Harri.bufg; Thomas T. Williams,
Detroit; B p. Sanders, n. r. woodruff, Chicago; J.
Men.ssp Chester RsS1 T. HIwsrdi Gs,s fsii.sst ,sst.
phia: Prsd.C @ Smith, Jsmss P. Cassidy, Baltimore;
Jamss Pringis, John MeeaIvey, N Marphy, II
a1rors; H. p. ssuadsrsoa asi wife, Harry sander.
son, b p Chase, Philsdslpha Mss Il. T. klinser'
NATIONAL HoTEL-H. s. BEssos.
yE'.'s w Tr t,s.I risT' BS:,on S: N Malpsy KsI,
Phii.dslpb,s; Edmund J. Piowden. Ma; Dr.. J, r; 7.
White RY,R J. Steward, Ohio; D.. 3. Hatch, N.
Y. D. y. Murphy, Philadelphia; W. Barr, Va: 3.
Herring, Warrington; T. X. Torney, Pa 9.
Iya.s. .i IA. Il 4. !. w.ttia:. fSii.S:pSi.; Y. c.
Pope, Boston.
| EBBITT H0UsE-C. o. WILLARD.
| JB Marshall, MSS ; r. Q. Morgan, Lieut. Dixon,
i B. Dsvoii, 7. .sampson, W O. Moore, Y A. O. Cat
lett, D. Kslls, N. j. W. MAhAn, iynn, q. L.
| LAWN, o. O. MePksrsou, Mass. Z. ". Gibs n, N.
liz. g. EDDY, II. Richardson, Md ; J Il Dawson and
lady, Pa. II. Adams, "a J. N. Murphy, N. T.; =.
D Webb, cityj g. Lowris Nd. N. Riehardsep, N. Y;
Mrs. Blake, W. Q. Anderson, Pa.
| DYBR's HOTEL-GEoRsE B. DYER.
r. Norris J. T. Hall, Baltimore; 4. W. Palls, Alex
| andria, Va; Hammond, q. J. Kinney, N La
| mOnt, Washington; Mrs. Bond, Mr.. nunlsitb, New
orleans; John Vance, Texas; Z. T. Baldwin, Mass. (;
A Moses, IT., 8 c.; IsAac Abraham, PhiladsIph,A
| Thso. Young, n RR y d. wsstfail, Williams
port, r.. Jonh n. Jois, Pa
| OWEN HOUSES. W OWN.
Maeolm Gregory, J. r. Clarke, J. 7. savsgs, oily
| R. y Munson, Wilmington, Deli WIN. J. Arlington,
Baltimore; r. J. Armstrong, tansdA; r. @. Grady,
N. Y; Francis Stevenson, Mobile; VIM. jenkins,
Rngland.
sEAT0N H0USE-JonN II. SkNMKs
Hon. y. briggs, D. kaufman, wAshington; A. J.
Bellows, W. b. Dayton, L. Raton, Philadelphia II.
W. Flandson, n. Y.i y y. Dewey, Bald more; A. O..
Bradish, n. 7. Judge Samuel II. Berry, Prince
| Georges county, Nd.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
The turner Festival at Bunsis.

BuryALo, July 1.-The annual festival Of the
Turner'S, Of New York, commenced here last
night. Delegations from Syracuse, Rochester
and Dunkirk have arrived, and Others are eI-
pscted to.dsy. Mr. Paul westschas, Of Buffalo,
was chosen president, and Mr.. Lowenthales. OF
Rochester, secretary. Syracuse was selected s
the future headquarters Of the General Society,
and Rochester choien for the next annual turn.
fest, and August as tho month In which II will
bo held. The prize judges were chosen to-day.
The festivities viii continue until Wednesday
merit
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
New York Markets.

NEW YoRk, July l5.-Flour market without
decided change; receipts !, 4SS bbls. Wheat
market Is quiet; receipts 6s, 6a7 bushels. Rye
quiet. Oats are quiet but hrm. Pork hrmeri
barrels Is to 1si. Whisky steady. Cotton
quiet; middiing uplands, 26a26i cents. Froights
quiet. Naval stores steady. Spirits turpentine
quiet at SIT cents. Rosin, common, $362i.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
REHOyAL.

The Office of the Daily National Re
publican has been removed to the Force
Building" northeast corner Of Tenth and
u streets.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
Combinations and Reflections by ths
Senate In Executive Session, July 10,
1867.

COMBINATIONS.
To be ePostmasters-JOhn Franz, At Port Royal,
S. G.; Mrs Hattie G. Fay, at Rochester, MINI.
Lemuel SEWERS, at Tecumseb, Mich; Salah Bos.
worth, at Marietta, Ohio; Daniel Kellogg, at
Brattleboro'. Vt Edwin R. Brink, at Whining.
ton, N. c.; Henry snigens, at Warren, R I.
To be Collectors Of the customs-wm. siivsy.
for the District Of Newark, N. il Thss. Jerns.
gan, for Michigan City, Ind; John B. Dilling,
for the District Of Miohilimackinac, Mich.
II. o. Herriok, to be Assessor Of Internal Rev.
enus Third district South Carolina.
George Bancroft, to be Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotontiary Of the United State,
ct Berlin.
| Eugene Schuyler, to bs Consul at Moscow.
Alexander Bliss, to bs Secretary Of Legation ai
Berlin.
John S. Walton, to DO United States As,istan,
Treasurer at New Orleans, La.
John Hay, to be secretary Of the legation q
Vienna.
Leonard Kean, to be a justice of the peae,
for the county Of Washington, District Of Co
lumbia.
Appointments In the United States Army
To be inspector general, with the rank Of lien
tenant colonel, Major Nelson II. Davis, Msjoi
James Totten, and Major Roger Jones.
Appointments and Promotions In the NAVY
Henry A. Wise, to bs chief Of the Bureau Of Ord
nance.
For Promotion on tho Retired List - Gem
mander +. X. Murray, to be . captain; Lieu
tenant Commanders William Gibson and z. W
Henry, to bo commanders; First Assistant En-
gineer S, A. Williams, to be chief engineer
Second Assistant Engineers D. Hardis, r. b
Plots, and J. Toppin, and Third Assistant
Engineer B. Kavanaugh, to be frst assistant on
gineeri Third Assistant Engineers @. W. Beard
| @. Uber, r. A. Ashton, Z. Stiles and Henry G
| Christopher, to be second assistant engineers.
To be Captains on the Active List-Command
srs Thomas H. Patterson and Edward T Nichols
To be Commanders on the Active List-Lieu.
tenant Commanders Philip C. johnson, John
Watters, s. l. Breese, Bancroft Gherards, Henry
Wilson, A. L. X. Benham and Joseph s. Skerrett
To be surgeons-Passed Assistant Surgeonl
| Louis Zsnzen and John II Clark.
| To be Assistant surgeons-Edw. c. Thatcher
Of Pa J. Albert Hawke, of Pa, and Lewis s
Pitcher, Of Mich.
REFLECTIONS.
| TO be POstmastsrs-Elijah 7. Smith. a
owasso, Mich Samuel Neel, at Van West, Ohio
Charles r. Collin, at Mt. Vernon, Iowa.
| To be Consui-Orrin J. Rose, at Toronto.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
AIabama-Registration.

MOBILE, Ala, July 1.-two hundred and
sixty-six vhites and 1.42t colored persons were
registered In the Seventh ward Of this city last
week. The total number registered In this city
is 5,8l4.
George II. Hilliard, -four inspector Of this city,
shot himself yesterday.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16

The following dispatch was received by
us:
W. O. MErzERorr 4 Co., Washington;
HEw YoRx, July s-S.+6 p. m.-onneiAl telegram
per cable, from Paris, gives nrst Gold Medal for
greatest perfection In Grand, square. and Upright
Pianos.
Strongest endorsement Of Jury placing Us at Tho
head Of the list. sTEIHwAY 4 some
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
The Regatta for the Champion colors OF
the Connecticut River.

sPRIsaPiELD, MASS, July 1.-The regatta
for the champion color Of the Connecticut
river for 1857 occurred at this city on Saturday,
and was won by the J. +. Topley, six-oared,
| three miles in nineteen minutes and fifteen seo-
onds The boat J. W. Dickenson was disabled
BY the breaking Of an oar.
The national Republican., 1867-07-16
A UCTION SALE OF GOVERN.
N NEST FRAME BUILDING AT CORNER
OF FIFTEEN AND A HALF STREET AND
PRNNsYLVANIA AVENUE
HEADauAnTRRs DEPARTMENT or wAsHISaTos, D
ORFIoE OF CHInH QuARTEknABrER,
W.aut.aRnu N n Iulv IN laaJ

oYYIoE oY ClIHY ouARrERHAsrER,
wAsHIEgroH, d, O July 10, 1857.
VIII be sold, on the premises, at public auction,
on WEDNESDAY, July ~, at IL O'Clock, noon. thu
Frame buldiHg adJoinihg the brick structure eoInsr
OF PsnnsylvAnia avenue and Fifteen and a-hAll
street and latsly used for oniess connected with
Headquarters Department Of Walhington,s IN .
Said building Is rs by t0lS feat, two stories high
and shngle roof, with ad ition lone story 30 By
6 feet aud contains 4lb feet Of gas pipe. with ave
iour. light burners and twenty one aud two-light
burners, all In good condition.
VIII also be sold, at sAms time a0d place, ~ Win.
dow AwBiugs and fixtuTos, and 90 window Shades
and FixtuTss all In fair condition.
Terms: Cash, In Government funds, and ~ seven
days allowed for removal Of building.
By order Of Bvt. MsJ. Get. X CAnbI.
MI LUDIN6ToH,
jyll.t Major and ouaItermastsr, U. s.A.