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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1868-09-04
THIS is INV!
7. DAVIS. .Jr.

J. DAVIS, Jr.
NM HAS just removed his SAD
LG,<d65 ding one door cast of Bouic h
Bro, and is enabled to accommodate his Gus
toners in anything they should require in his
line; at the same time, he has laid in very
CHOICE LOT OF ARTICLES, such as
Ali-Leather A No. l HORSE COLLARS
All-Eeather Black sheep Skin ditto at IS
Taylor's best SPRING NAMES with
Strings) at 81 25 per pair.
Taylor best plain HAMES, rs cts. per pair.
Fine quality TRACE CHAINS, from
~ % to 81 62 per pair.
Fine quality BREAST CHAINS, cheap.
Together with
WAGON WHIPS,
CARRIAGE WHIPS,
RIDING Il LADIES' WHIPS,
McCLELLAND BLANKETS,
LINEN HORSE COVERS,
CURRY-COMBS BRUSHES,
CARDS, FLY NETS,
BRlDLE-BITS and
TRIMMINGS,
And q very fine Stock Of
MoUNTINGS AND LEATHER,
which enables him to fill orders for ALL KINDS
OF RNESS, BRIDLES, SADDLES, &c. at
short notice and on very reasonable terms.
gss'- Particular attention paid to all kinds
of REPAIRING.
g,ss- Call and be convinced. -sf@
mar 27-y
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1868-09-04
FASHIONABLE TalL0RlNs.

HAYING secured the permanent services
I A Of superior Tailor, the undersigned
would respectfully announce 10 his old Gus
TONERS and the public generally, that he is
now prepared to execute all orders in that
line with neatness, durability and despatch,
aud at REASONABLE PRICES.
-. A large assortment OF fine seasonable
GOODS for Gents and Youths wear con-
stantly on hand.
Sgss- Give US call and try our goods and
prices.
NJ. MORGAN,
aug % Quality Hill, Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1868-09-04

LIVERY and SALE STABLE.

GA TIE undersigned takes
Ntffzz---,zsH pleasure ia informing the
El2s}gfl 49, public generally that he has
~ liz tsAssts on hand a number Of fine
HORSES, CARRIAGES and BUGGIEs,
for hire, sale or exchange he viii also con-
yey passengers to any part Of the. county or
the District cities, at moderate charges.
HORSES TAKEN kTLIyERY.
lo- Stable on AZ street, west Of the Court
House Square, Rock Vile I'D.
LYcURGUs EAGLE, Agers. Z
july 24-u
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1868-09-04
NOTICE
To the Farmers of Montgomery a
Howard Counties.

WE, the undersigned, take the liberty of
w informing you, that we have formed a
Copartnership, under the name and firm Of
GAMBRILL d WILLIAR,
for the purpose of conducting the FLOUR,
GRAIN, COTTON, and General Com
mission Business, No % Camden Street,
Baltimore; and, since the destruction of the
Patapsco Mills, have opened an office in the
Store-Room of GAMBRILL q Son, AT ELL
COLT CITY, for the purchase of Wheat,
Corn and Oats.
We will, at all times, give the highest mar
ket prices for all kinds Of Grain, or will for
ward to Baltimore, and sell on Commission,
Grain and Produce Of every description,
pledgng our faithful, prompt and PERSONAL
attention to all consignments entrusted to
our care.
LIBERAL ADVANCES made on consign-
ments, and the highest Cash PRICES paid
for all Grain purchased
FARMERS viii now find much better
market in Ellicott City for their Wheat than
ever before, as we will purchase all wheat of
fered, without regard to quality.
GEO. T. GAMBRILL,
aug l4-3m GEO P. WlLLIAR.
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LAND AT PRIVATE SALE.

FSfHE subscriber offers at private sale n por-
n ton of the Farm on which he now re-
sides. This land is located on the road lead
ing from Mr.. Choppers Mill TO GAINESVILLE,
and is Immediately on the located route of the
metropolitan Branch Railroad.
He will sell from rs TO 100 Acres; about
one-half Of it is covered with heavy growth
of PINE and has on il an APPLE ORCH
ARD Of choice fruit and several fine springs,
and is within two or three hundred yards of
an intended depot. Il lies well, and is very
susceptible of Improvement.
1ssJ- Terms made known on application in
person, or by addressing
GEO. II. CLEMENTS,
aug l4-2mo Germantown, Md.
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nor The subscriber will also offer, ot tho
SAME TIME AND PLACE, the Farm usn-
ally known as tho " PATuXENT FARM 4
being also part of the Real Estate of Il ohard
II. Griffith, deceased, containing
1945 Acres Of Land /,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1868-09-04
MY STOCI1 OF
AGRICUL TURAL IMPLEMENTS

is full and complcte-nmong them we enume-
rate
Montgomery's Railroad and Rocka-
way Fans,
The Celebrated Brinkerhoff's Corn
Shelter, Cleaner and Separator;
sinclair's Patent screw Propeller,
for cutting Hay, Straw and Fodder;
Bickford & Huffman's Grain and GU
ano Drills; " agner Drills;
IngersoII's Patent HAY PRESS;
Railway and Sweep Powers, Thresh-
ers and Cleaners, Corn Shelters,
Hay Rope, Hay and Straw Cut
tiers, Cider and Wine Mills.
PLows AND PLoW CASTINGS.
Whites Flows and Castings at Foundry
Prices Harrows, Field Rollers, &c.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1868-09-04
SHERIFFos SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of wit OFF a. issned out
1 , Of the Circuit Court ior Montgomery coun-
", against the goods aue stss 'els, lands and
tcnements Of Sarah 4. Rif5sel,s nj the suit Of
Greenbury u. Watkins, all to ne directed,
have seized and taken in e1ef atlon all the right,
title, claim, interest AM ate. At law and in
equity, Of the said Sarsh 8 richards In and
70 all that tract, piece or parcel # Land, situ-
ate and lying in said Mosigonery county,
called "Southern Part Of Bloomfield" being
the same land which was eonseted by Charles
}. Wood and Arianne Word, his wife, to the
said Sarah A Richards, ty deed Bearing date
LIST day Of March, in the Yaf $50, and re-
corded in Liber j. G. II No. 3 folio n, &c.,
one Of the Land Record q said Montgomery
county, and containing 90 8GREs OF LAND,
more or less; and hereby give noice that, on
TL'ESDA J, September sri 1868, at2o clock,
P. ~, at the Court House door, at Rockville
| will offer for sale the abote described pro-
perry, so seized and gseni IN execution, by
public auction, TO the highest biader, for cash.
JAMES u. EIAGBTT,
aug li-tsn Sheriff.
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new STORE, IN COLESvELLE.


HNHE subscribers respectfully announce to
II the citizens of Berry's District and the
public generally, that they have formed CO.
partnership to carry on the MERCANTILE
BUSINESS, at Colesville, Montgomery coun-
ty, Nd, where they will keep constantly on
hand wel-selected Stock Of
Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
Ready-made Clothing,
Hardware,
Queensware,
Tinware, &c.
In fact, all articles that should be found in
q well-regulated country store; all of which
they will sell upon as accommodating and
moderate terms as any other store in the coun-
~ or the District OF Cpfunvias
y They solicit the patronage of the public.
The business will be conducted by Mr. Hun
GERFoRD. JOHN II. HIGGINS
je12-f R. ARTHUR HUNGERF0RD.
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LOT No. 1, containing 1891
ACRES, moro or less.
Dwelling House.

considerably ont of repair, with a SPRING
Of excellent Water near by, and good APP
PIE ORCHARD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-28
AN EXPERIMENT LIVING.

The Pail Mall Gazette describes a new expert
ment in living, now making in that part of
London known as Belgrayia. The attempt is
to provide accommodations. somewhat after
the French fashion, for that large class af
people in good circumstances, bachelors. single
iadies, or married couples without family, who
are afraid 10 face the trouble and expense OF
becoming householder, especially as small
houses OF the size that would suit tLem are
rarely to be obtained in a good situation, @, IN
At high rent; and who, on the other hand, find
an irksome sacrifice of Independence in
ordinsry lodgings. To accomplish this result
a large pile of buildings, called "Belgrave
Mansions" has been built on Lord West
minister's estate. The roSms sire let singly
or IN suites as unfinished apartments,
each tenant having the liberty, of
course, TO furnish and fit them up as he pleases
The company provides all necessary service,
and there is coffee room for the use of the ten
ants There is no obligation, implied or under
stood, that the tenants should take their meals
IN the house; they are free to live Just as they
like; In short, II proposed that they shall en-
Joy as much privacy and independence as if
they were in a house of their own
Some such plan this will have 20 be
adopted in this country, in order to accomms-
date the large class who cannot or will not keep
house, and who detest boarding houses. There
Ia a loud cry for the French system or some
thing equivalent, and there will be a handsome
return OF rent TO any one who will set the
movement in progress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-28

NE. lsGERsoLL, Chairman of the House
Committee on the District of Columbia GER
family deserves the thanks of the people here.
not only for he intelligent manner in which he
disposes OF LEGAL matters requiring his atten-
tion, but for the justice and impartiaIity which
prompts him TO defend the interests of the Dis
trlot when they are placed in jeopardy by the
well disposed but injudicious interference of
legislators, who have not had his experience
IN regard to affairs here. Thus. his prompt
AND Judicious defense in the House yesterday
OF the item in the evil appropriation bill for
the Metropolitan Police force, on the ground
that the Government has fifty millions dollars
worth Of property TO be guarded here. on which
property they pay into the city treasury no
taxes, was an unanswerable argument based
on night and justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-28

THE MARYLAND SEsAToRsaIP.-The Sem
atorial ques ton is again looming up at Annap-
OLE A caucus OF the Eastern Shore members
TO whom the question was submitted have de-
termined by large majority that the rejection
Of Mr.. Thomas by the United States Senate ha.
created a vacancy which, of course, will rem
der new election necessary. 1t is believed
that the Legislature Will agree with this con-
ciusion. A number of candidates are already
announced, among whom Hon Thos. McCuI-
Tough, the present Democratic member from
the First Congressional District, is one of the
most prominent. The Hon. Isaac ID. Jones, of
Somerset county, the present Attorney Gen
eTal of the State, Is also mentioned as a prob
able candidate. Mr.. Swami, it is said, is again
a candidate, and his friends claim to be con-
fdent of his success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-28

The CIRCULATION OF OBSCENE PUBLICA-
TIoHs.-Ne have heretofore referred to the
action Of various city corporations, railroad
companies, and other corporate bodies 10 break
up growing nuisance, being the sale and circu
Iaton OF a class of illustrated publications,
which are offensive to delicate and refined tastes
and disgraceful because of their violation of all
the laws ofdecency and Propriety. Baltimore Is
now aroused to the necessity of doing something
IN the same direction, and we see by the papers
from that city Of this morning, that the Grand
Jury having been memsrialized upon the SUBJ
Ject have addressed n communication to Judge
Gimor, of the Criminal Court, in regard there
70 In his response the Judge recommends the
preseniment OF persons who may be guilty OF
such violations of common decency aud tn,
code Of public laws, and intimates that such
punishment viii be imposed upon thes.
offenders as The importance of the cases may
demand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-28
pRCoysrRucru0N

SoCTH CARoLInA.-The Oonveatioa Wod.
nesday passed seventeen sections Of the Judici.
ary article. Judges TO he elected by the
Legislature. strong effort was made to have
were adopted thanking Congress, Grant, and
Stanton, Some negroes opposed them ON
mittf- of Two colored delegates returned fr Im
Washington with Information that the Rspuo-
licans did not wish for colored Congresm On
The STATE Is TO be rsdistricted with six instead
now hol.ing two sessions daily, and expect to
finish by the 18th OF March. There is great
rush for ONCE.
GEoRaIA.-It was resolved in the Con yantiou
Yesterday that the capital be removed from
Milledgeville TO Atlanta-yeas 90 NAYS 30 The
Convention hereafter will have two day ses-
SONS. An antl-relief party was inaug rated
Wednesday night by thirty delegates Ii pro-
poses TO nominate a candidate for Governor, 10
ask all opposed TO reputation, whether in fa yor
or not oil ratincation, to support its nominee,
and TO req uest Congress to reassemble the Con :
venton, and instruct IL to strike out the relief
clause.
the Convention thanking Con gress for i'm peach
ing the President. The bill of rights was un
der consideration yesterday. Articles were
adopted prohibiting duelling, defining treason
against the State, and prohibiting property Oh
educational qualifications for electors The
tax ordinance was taken up and adopted as q
whole, and a committee was appointed to carry
il 10 General Gillem.
ALABAMA.-A dispatch from Montgomery
last night says s'The returns from all the coun.
ties in which elections have been held have
beer received, but their publication is still for
hidden. negro man who was known to BE-
opposed to the League, and used his influence
to keeping negroes from voting, was killed by a
violent Radical negro on Saturday night about
twenty miles from the city,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-28

The SEIZURE or THE JOHNSON CLUB PA
PERs IN NEW YORK.-In the New York As
sembly last night, Mr.. Hartman offered tn
following, by unanimous consent; which was
adopted
''Whereas late outrages perpetrated by the
Metropolitan Police, acting, as is alleged, un.
der orders OF John A. Kennedy, Supernten-
dent of Police, In entering a private Office on
Broadway, in the city of New York, and seiz.
ing private papers therein, without warrant OF
due process of law, is of a character so arbi
trary and UNPRECEDENTED as to excite the just
alarm OF the citizens of said district
ResCIred, That the Committee on Cities be
authorized TO examine into the alleged unIaw-
full proceedings, and the authority therefor,
and report the result of said investigation, the
said committee TO have power to send for per-
sons and papers"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-28
RECEPTIONS.

We ARE AUTHORIZED To ANNOUNCE thaf the
Ladies OF the Executive Mansion Mrs Patter-
son and Grs. Slower, will be at home on Mon
day evenings, after seven o'clock. The even
Ing has been fixed upon for the drawing-room
receptions o. the ladies in lieu of the afternoon
a. during last season, and they will receive
every Monday evening until further notice.
SPEAKER CoLBAx's RECEPTIONS are TO be
every Friday evening, from sK to IL p. m.
The receptions Of the Speakers mother and
SISTER, Mrs and Miss Matthew'S, for ladies, and
gentlemen accompanying them, will be every
"Wednesday afternoon, from 1 to p. m. The
Speaker weekly receptions will close on the
last Friday of March
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-28

NEW PrsLIcATIoss.-rhis is a reading age
and the demand for books is great, but fortu-
nately does not exceed the supply. The pub
LEGATIONS OF that enterprIsing firm. J. b. Lip
pinoou Co., Philadelphia are got up Ia good
style. and are calculated to suit the Ia ste of
readers Of all kinds, as a reference 10 the very
fuii hst OF new books issued by that firun AN adj
yertised In the STAT of "Wednesday. will show
Among them are w Hepworth Dixons new
book. .Spiritual Wives" Lewis III Morg,n,s
ssAmerican Beaver and his Works. Rev. lem.
uel Moss's ANNALS Of the United STATES or.
tian Commission Arthur Helps sIife OF 7 n.
Casas, the Apostle of the Indies;r DR. Thorn.s
II. Dyers "History Of the Kings of Rome The
Globe edition Of Bulwers Novels; new edition
Of Thackeray's Novels; Bakers Abyssinis
John II. Browns 'History Of the Der Wis hes
Fichte's .Science of knowledge" from the
German; q new novel, sThe White Rose" eThs
Voice In Singing" from the German, &c, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-28
LOST AND FOUND.

I 0ST-Op the 9th instant, a Black THREAD
IL LACE VEIL. The finder will be literally re-
warded upon leaving it at this office. it
4 OST-Yesterday, on the avenue. a Ladys' Mala-
= chite SLEEVE BUTTON green Stone set In
gold. suitable reward will be given IL the finder
will return it to 345 10Th street, between / and
h. fe 81 3ts
G. REWARD-Straye ed away. on the 18th inst
sDC small red COW with tops Of both horns cut off,
four old. The above reward will be given for
her recovery. PATRICK DOWNEY.
Third street. between - and
We BT' Virginia avenue, Island
The tRIGINAL FRANZ. fel4-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-28

TIE WORKING PEoPLE-It is announced
that the masons, OF Hartford, Ct, have formed
protective association designed to assert the
mutual dependence of capital and labor. Work
~ brisk at the HousatOnic railway shops in
Bridgeport, CT. The company are Just COM
mencing 10 build some new passenger and bag
gage cars. The Newburyport Herald says, 80,
the joyful sound! The GLOBE Mill bell, after a
silence of months, rang on Friday, to call the
workers together. A hundred hands are there
employed getting ready for manufacturing
cotton goods"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-28

The POSTMASTER GENERAL.-It is due to
Postmaster General Randall TO state that the
detail of some testimony in the Daily GLOBE
tending to implicate that officer Of the Govern
ment IN fraudulent eonnivance in certain
contracts for carrying Southern mails, is with
out the least foundation, and has no semblance
OF truth whatever. The testimony OF Charles
Gould, OF New York, who was examined
before the Select Committee on Southern Rail-
roads, disproves all such allegations as were
mace in the paper referred to. and completely
yindicates Mr. Randall and exonerates him
from any knowledge of the matter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-28

The WEEKLY STAR, now on our counter for
sale and in wrappers ready for the mails, con-
tains full account of the War Department
imbroglio; the removal of Mr.. Stanton; the
appointment of Gen Lorenzo Thomas as Sec
fetaIy OF War ad interim; the subsequent arrest
Of General Thomas; his examination before
Chief Justice Cartier and discharge from GUS
tody; his suit against Mr.. Stanton for false i'm
prsonment, laying damages at S110,OOO; the
Presidents message, &c, &C.; Impeachment;
the action of the House; the vote in detail; the
action OF the Senate; kilograms to the President
and Congress, &c; Reconstruction; the
Rights of American Citizens abroad; Recep-
tons during the week; Society News; Political
News; Washington News and Gossip: the
Courts; Movements of the Working People:
Useful Items of Domestic Economy; Humorous
Sketches; with Departmental, and Local News;
Agricultural and Housekeeping Miscellany;
and the latest Telegraphic Dispatches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-28

LADY Don has selected for her benefit at the
National Theatre this evening, 1.-The Child of
the Regiment" and the burlesque of "Kenil-
worth" when she will introduce some Of her
choicest vocal efforts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-28

DEFEAT OF THE EIGHT HOUE LAW IN MARY.
LAsD.-ln the Maryland Senate yesterday the
House resolutions declaring it inexpedient for
Maryland 10 adopt the eight hour labor system
were adopted, with the section of the resoiu.
tons, Is reported from the House, which de.
clsres II the duty OF Maryland to adopt the sys-
TEN when It is adopted by New York and other
manufacturing States, stricken out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-28

- The Wisconsin Republican State Con-
vention on Wednesday adopted resolutions in
favor Of the nomination OF Gen. Grant for the
Presidency.
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-oRIAr YALLs ICR oOuPANy.

S FsssuAIu. nH.
hsve completed their arrsnsemsnts Tor supplying
the community with ice
erected At each Of eur ponds we have stored sSout
twenty Thousand tons Of rs pure ice be found
iurnish Boston and x snnebee ice to those Who nay
d.sirs to ;. supplisd fhereSith. Not having been
Sdss,es so sHs1
their on.f, at Ss rs per ton dsiVe and weighed
daily at their depots under their promise to supply
Is !. Ssd .l
How they fulfilled their promises their many vic.
T~zrT1 TO TMiS1r poIL1ns per tour often ~ rsp4S
septins it A. Beston ice. than which it was in no
to gnderrats the Great Fails ice As worthy Of our
Composed of our own citizens, this company have
determined to carry on the 40. BUSINKSs"in
;Teh %snpsr as to the Spm%aniy from
dred resident MECHANICS and Iaborers, and expeud
which would Otherwise be sent abroad " '
The people of the District will hereafter be sup
Il viii be to Il s shs prices
.pd yssh
We guarantee the ssristest compliance With our
ss hs1s h Ss
ice in this market for the entire year
It he scss at per ton
Ferrfage free TO dealers.
Ice at the Washington depot................
Less than one toD.......:..... -
liberal discount to dealers.
Boston and Kennebee ice not to exceed six dollars
JAS. L. BARBOUR President
JOHN r. CALLAN, Secretary.
OFFICERS OF THE COMPANY.
JAS. l.. BARBOUK, President.
JOHN VAN RISWICk, Vice President.
81 oRsI r cSit Tiis.q Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
CHAs B. CHURCH, y. HOWARD, NJ. D.
Fl SEMKEN, JOHN w. BOTELER,
GEO I. 5 " sos S0OHRAEws WV. oi 3 MoksEII'
rJOsEPH II. sHAFYIELD.
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY
LADIES' AND GENTLEMENS REFECTORY,
246 Pennsyl vania avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets.
MEALS SERVED AT ALL HOURS OF THE
DAY AND EVENING, FROM A. NJ. TO
IL P. N.
Game, Oysters, &C., always on hand Parties,
weddings and Receptions supplied with Chicken
and Lo bster Salad, Chickens, CIoQuette, Oysters
in all styles, Fine and Fancy Cakes, Ice Creams,
Jellies, Charlotte Russo, &C., China, Glass Silver
Walters, &C; Table Ornaments artifcially exscu-
ted: Orders | n the city and from the country So
Hctted, and promptly attended to.
=. ST. have no connection or interest in any
ether Confectionery Establishment in this city or
ever had.
ja2.ln JOS. Il. sHAFFIELD.
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uony GEO. "a FHGE, Presiden
u. r. 3, SeCretArg fe a

CLOTHES WRINGERS, THE BEST MAKE
~ at maBufacturers' prices, and wArrsnted 10
plesse.at OGDEN 8 Housefurnishins Store,
fe 70 IT. ol9 9TH street, near Penn. avenue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-02-28

n" PIONEER LODGE NO. I, MUTUAL
W. COMBINATION PROTECTIVE UNION
VIII meet at corner of 6th and streets, on MON.
DAY EVENING, at O'Clock. Every member i,
will be transacted. fsas-2s
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- NATIONAL ORGANIZATION OF THE
3 PRODUCING INDUSTRIES

~THE PARTIES WITH WHOM TICKETS
S we're left for the Richiags and Japaaese
Mstinee on Thursday last, will please make their
returns TO the Treasurer who wishes to settle his
accounts. Respectfully.
ALEX. r SHEPHERD,
TEA Treas Prov Ala Snn