davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
4. LEAviTT A1ctoaeer - : =.
DOQK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON

DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
ID I,rI Astorpsee and EghhrL LkAYIrr, sIREBE4jH Y
"a Cassgyys SoLfciTKD LiBRARIE CAr,IoGUKD AID SOLD
THIS DAY uharilyl, Oct @, ~ oe,ogs p m
RAUE. ELfsANp. AND COSTLY DOOhAs -,
cssrs IE4VlfT SIkEBGu Co announce tai they ~, =,
select and choice collection o bon
rered this country. The Books perfect snee
eftoos ns veil tie best editions, and 10 superb orr
mans Of them bound br Rvoe Hayhy. Pawsou Scloso Na'
ss aud Amoug the books commanding tce are Bacon
vks so arze paper nor Bancroft. United states 'oA,
Fletcher II vols, fll ci honnl by ee
Tfl uos 10 yo. large paper tree calf bouad b. i',e @
Historical Series. 10 vols lrrgs works 20 'o%' o
pafrr NafoeUns Life OF Jnlgs Cfsir vols se
vols iar-e Milton, vols Fi,-e
e,,t ur.r, .et: Ahfo Warel'ev, &c, IL vols, Sde
ves euear. y vo' large paper Waltoa Cotton Ahi
,o. Pc.eiug Artists Proofs vols, leynt. bounI ~ ~
dar SPARKS Wsnfor 10 fo. are PAPER al eg @ ea y o
Lg works vols DO do. Nc Nc osia"sN
AL hoa.. on exhibition Aia Black walnut Book Case cost Tg.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08
siiaatious Glsntta--f fmaIts.

1 PROTESTANT Girl wishes n situation as
- a close COOK ca ihe cre eh,rse Of Ni'sn cd DO NOR
frrs. ias ffs wears from M eAn Itqgie - no.
0 Eisiage heFcla Fov furih and loriYlh.iiS "a, slL
D0sl EAST TWENTY NINTH STA first
sJNeb cs WAITRESS rh exec rr' civ rcrffnoe p,-te
fug % tn1r oa ii"roul Casbtfnil4 can axe et-fse
W ile tllrc ord r1r rnoai uagrs 3 %
New-York tribune., 1868-10-08

NEW-JERSEY r. R.-CIIANGE OF HOUR
IN commencing spt - lsFor HILADELPHIA; via hfn,hs
lo@m 1857 p m p n. Y nh For bst and Wshnesos''
i23l 20 For South and 5. N3i0 a H., Wv n
FOR THE WESfro Gneilua and C1c,go-S;40 NJ l2. IN,
p m. The $40 anl $50 n trains through Via o.s
change Silver Palace NJ tram run thionku
Cincinnati without change making oH Oaeahat fs ~
early trains by other n r. ne Fanfy COMPARTMENT cars Ao
Mon and Thurs ensh 10 chicago without snsse
Cbeaso tsDaigl ~. JACKSON Gen. Sap
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
Iuauxural Address,

AUGUSTA, GA, January 2.-Governor
Chamberlain was inaugurated to-day.
His address represents that the financial
condition of the State is highly crafty
ing. In national affairs, he says: What
the people of this State ask on the part
of those who fix the issues of this dearly
bought is victory to reconstruct the ma
ton honestly in securing the political
guarantees demanded by the overthrow
of the rebellion, honesty in taxing, in
collecting and expanding. honesty in
paying, honesty in being paid, and ex-
travagance and corruption must be re-
buked. There must be an industrial
and financial as we'll as political recon
struction. The letters must be struck
off from enterprise and the incubus lift
ed from industry and the property Of the
country must be made TO contribute in
equitable proportion towards the public
burden. The Government bonds must
be so taxed, if ut all, as to relieve the
States and towns rather than the Ma
tional Treasury. If we are to have
these burdens, let us have a chance to
stand them. Let us have neither priv
LEGGED persons nor property, but a re-
public and Democracy in which a
man shall count for man aud a dollar
for dollar. Nor am l of those who
think we should pay off the whole of
the great debt in one day; We shall do
our part. take it, after having borne
the brnnt of the fray, We allow those
who reap the benefit of the struggle to
come as near rs possible TO take share
in the investment, and anticipate moth
ing, repudiate nothing, sophisticate
nothing, but fairly and manfully meet
every obligation, trusting "as the day
is, so shall ourstrength be-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
Boston Wool Market.
BosroN. December

DOSlONb bCCCHbCl SO'
The wool market has been very quiet
during the past week, and consumers
who have operated quite freely of late,
will not probably come in again fer sup
plies till after the first of January set
Elements. But there is firm feeling
among holders, based upon the general
opinion that the wool business will be
active before the new year is far adj
vanced. Manufacturers readily admit
that both wool and goods prospects are
improving, and that they expect to pay
little higher prices for choice lots of
staple by and by, when the exigencies
of consumption begin to press upon
them.
Medium and fine wool will soon be
wanted in large quantities for tho pro.
duction of spring goods; and, in view of
the well ascertained fact that the i'm
mediately available supply of these will
be found considerably short of the re-
quirements of consumption, those buy-
ers who are in condition to do so, will
be inclined to anticipate their wants.
Low fleece woods are in better supply
than for some time past, and the de-
mand for this grade is beginning to
slack up. But the extra and double
extra grades of Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Michigan, as well rs good lots of west
ern, are wanted for seasonable use, and
command rates 2a3c higher than the
qualities could be bought for a few
weeks since.
Sales of domestic, for the week, have
been rather light, and foot up only
about 700, 900 lbs, at q range Of 29a57 &c
for fleece, and 26a47c for the various
grades of pulled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
istauton's Case.

New YORK, January 2.-The Posts
Washington special says: The report on
the case of Stanton is completed, and
Senator Howard, who has charge on the
part of the Senate, will lay it before that
body OF Monday, provided al executive
session is not held, as the subject cannot
come up. Mr.. Stanton has made very
clear case, and the report will fully eX-
onerate him from all the charges made
by the President in his message giving
his reasons for suspending the Secre-
tary.
Mr.. Stanton has not, however, allow
ed the matter to rest here, for the forth
coming report will throw much light
upon the secret actions of the President
on many questions heretofore enshrOud
ed in deep mystery. An intimate friend
of Mr.. Stanton says there is no doubt
but when the report is read to the SEN
ate there will not be single Republi-
can vote against Mr.. Stanton's rein
statement. Many Radical Senators are
privately urging Stanton to Immediate
ly tender his resignation to the Presi.
dent when reinstated, not to return to
the War Department and relieve Gen
eral Grant.
1t is stated by persons who claim to
be well informed in regard to General
Grants ideas on this subject, that the
latter will, in case the Senate sustains
Mr.. Stanton, immediately retire from
the War Office, assuming that the law
forbids him to pursue any other course,
This is expected to be done even in case
the President should order him to re-
main. Secretary Stanton, it seems, has
no intention to assume the duties OF
the War Office, permanently, after rein
stated, for he would then be in direct
and constant conflict with the Presi-
dent, but will merely remain for few
days, to show that his action so far is
approved by the country, and see what
action the President will take.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI, January 2.

SlNCiNNAliY Jhuudis 81
FLOUR-Firmer, but not quotably
higher; family at 10 75a1l 90.
WHEAT-In better demand; holders
asked higher prices, which checked
business; No. red at so; No. 2 do at
. 10: No. spring is held at 2 %; No.
do sold at 2 ID.
CORN-Firmer, but quiet; ear at S4c;
shelled at S5a90.
0ATS-Firmer at 64a65c.'
RYE-Held at Is; buyers at GO.
BARLEY-In good demand at 65a
IS for fall and 4Oa1 so for spring.
COTTON-Firmer; market tending
upward; middling at 14a14ic.
TOBACCO-Nominally unchanged.
WHISKY-Unchanged.
HOGS-Firm and in good demand;
held at 6 25a7 90 for live, and 50as 0U
dressed: receipts $500 head.
MESS PORK-Held at 20 00a2l 90 for
old aud new.
BULK MEATS--Unchanged; shout
ders and sides held at 10c.
LARD-Firm at l2tc.
GREEN MEATS-Quiet at &c for
shoulders, 9a9ic for sides, and lie fol
hams.
BACON-Unchanged and Nominal.
BUTTER-Unchanged: fresh Ohio
held at 33a37c.
EGGS-Dull ut 33a34..
SEEDS-Clover dull and declining
and closing nominal at 12c per 10; no
change in timothy OF flax.
GROCERIES-Unchanged.
GOLD-Quoted at 33t.
EXCHANGE-Firmer; par buying al
lilo premium selling.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
FROM MEXICO.
InnHgurntioa - Constitutional Re-
forms-The Yucatan ReVelts-Ia-
hinms Defeated.


dina. Defeated.
New YORK, January 2.-Thc Herald's
Mazatlan, Mexico, special, via San Fran
cisco, says; Domingo has been in
augurated, the Governor of San Loa
Legislature having been forced to make
the choice by the people.
Judge G. +. GOlan, n true friend OF
the United States, will be made Cover.
nor of laws of California.
The flagship Pensacola sailed for San
Francisco with $4,000 in specie.
The Herald's Havana advices state
that Congress was occupied with the
constitutional reforms proposed by the
Government on the 18th nit. These
reforms are, first, The Legislative pow.
." to he vested i'll two Houses; second,
The President to have the power of We.
to, subject to the two. third majority
rule as practiced in the United States;
third, All communication between the
Executive and Legislature to be held in
writing, either by message from the
President or from his Minister; fourth,
A definite number of members in both
Houses are to have the right to order
the calling Of an extra session; fifth, To
provide who shall be President in case
of death, resignation or removal of the
President and Vice President.
The Government troops were dispers-
ing the bands of guerrillas in every
direction.
The Yucatan revolt bore serious
aspect. The rebels had reduced the
city of Meridi, the capital, and held
control of ir. An army of 5000 men had
been ordered To lucatan. An order
banishing all persons who had been
convicted Of taking part in the late
war had been issued.
The Campeche Indians, who, it is
learned, have had an understanding
with the English at BaIize, had been
defeated in several engagements.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
An Army Of More than FIVE
Thousand Ofice-Holders

Are consuming your substance, and q b'st O'
other hungry expectauts are gathering Ike
vultures, TO banquet upon the yitals Of ! %
trate State.
Your public buildings are sinking dollar, w
the hundred thousand, with no apparent result
Your Lunatic Asylum has already cost $4,000
q third more than the original estimate for tie
whole, and the first wing IL not yet completed
At the present rate, more than ono million Of
dollars will DO consumed In what IL nothing less
than StupeDdOus fraud, nc which your puop
servants are conniving.
The Penitentlary was expected 20 be built III
Sleo 900, Tut through the iDeompetsncy that
planned II. nearly four times "a much material
viii Ne required a. was originally intended AMI
the expente OF the building win be little siOri
Of one million dollars. Other operations Of pub
lie men show similar disregard Of your Inter
est. Many Of them are mere schemes Of ptiyais
benefit AMI public robbery.
Not siiIgle Radical journal Of the State has
uttered word Of deDunciation OF these or am
other public wrORgs. To the nEGisrEK belOnp
almost the exclusive honor Of cbampiOniDg tlp
popular cause against the outrages Of ofioid
plunderena. In pursuance Of its pRrposC 70
hunt down corruption and corruptionisis tbs
REGsTEK will lay before the people In4By
startling facts concerning the outlay Of Stale
funds upon public works The most cnorlsJo.
frauds are known 10 have boen perpctrztcd and
every Taxpayer has an interest In their develop
ment. We call upon the people 10 second asa
support NJ In our effort
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
Election

CLEVELAND, o., January AT the
annual meeting Of rhe Stockholders, OF
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
company Sheld here JanuarJ LIST. the
following gentlemen were elected Di.
rectors for the ensuing year: J. n. Nc.
Cullough, Wellsville, A. Stone, Jr.
Cleveland, S. Witt, do, j. H. Wade, do.
T. P. Handy, do, j. II. Banker, New
York; Jas. W. Steward, do, H. c. Slim
sou, do, TbOs. Slocomb. do, J. H. Dew
sreux, Cleveland, b. F. Jones, Pittsburg
J. w. Chalfant, Pittsburg, At subse
luent meeting of the Beard of Director
the following officers were elected: j
n. Mccullough, President; J. II. Dever
eux, Vice President: u. A, Ingersoll
Secretary. +......
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
New York Market.
NEW YORK, january

NEW 1ORk, OduudIy S'
COTTON-4aic better and more ac-
tive; sales of 1900 bales at 164c for
middling uplands, closing with no sell
lers under 16tc.
FLOUR-Receipts STA barrels; mar
ket 1Oa20c better and more active, in
part for export and speculation; sales
of Ia, 500 barrels at 50a9 20 for superfine
State and western; 9 90a10 IS for extra
State; 9 55al2 Is for extra western;
~ 65al5 90 for white wheat extra; 9 80
a13 90 for round hoop Ohio; II OOa12 90
for common to good st. Louis; II 5Oa
l6 90 for good to choice extra, closing
firm; included in the sales are 1000 bar
rels extra State, all for January, at
10 80, and 1000 do for last half of Feb
ruary at 10 IS. California flour tirmer;
sales of $50 sacks at IL 75al3 rs. Rye
flour frmer; sales of $50 barrels at rs
40 80.
CORN MEAL-More active; sales
1000 barrels at 1aa6 20 for western.
WHISKY-Quiet.
WHEAT-Receipts 920 bushels; mar
ket Base better and more active; sales of
Sc, 900 bushels at 2 80 for No. 3 spring;
3Oa2 80 for No. 2 do and 44a2 As for
No. do; 2 65 for red Jersey; 2S5 for
white Southern; 3 II for white State.
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY-Quiet and steady.
MALT-Quiet.
CORN-Receipts Il, 43s bushels; mar
ket more active ut 1a2c better; sales of
81, 900 bushels at 40a1 Al for old mixed
western in store; 43al "A for do atioat;
Sal 3S4 for new do afloat; 3Sal 81
for new white western; 40 for white
Southern; 3Oal 81 for new yellow Jer-
sey.
OATS-Receipts 400 bushels; market
q shade firmer; sales of %, 900 bushels at
SlaS1tc for western in store and at SIC
afloat.
RICE-Quiet.
COFFEE-Steady, with fair bust
ness doing in high grades.
SUGAR-In fair request; sales of 200
boxes Cuba at Halle.
MOLASSES-Quiet, and without de.
cided change.
HOPS-Quiet at 3Oa6Oc for American.
PETROLEUM-Quiet at l0ic for
crude, and 24Ic for refined bonded.
COAL-Dull and unchanged.
WOOL-Steady; sales 200, 1000 pounds
at 42a55 for domestic fleece.
PORK-Dull and heavy, with sales
of 600 barrels at 81 00a2l l5 for mess,
closing at 81 12i regular; ~ l2a22 % for
new do; II SAILS % for prime; 10 75a
20 90 for prime mess; also, sales of
$50 barrels old mess at 81 OCT, sellers
option for January, and $50 barrels new
do, sellers option for February, on
private terms. Stock on hand, 64,99O
barrels; last month, 4i,440 barrels; last
year, 81 ,l67 barrels.
BEEF-Firmer; sales 430 barrels at
IA GOALS so for new plain mess; IL GOA
81 90 for new extra mess; stock, old and
new, 2,08 packages; last month, 81
001 packages; last year, 23,O4G pack
ages.
BEEF HAMS-Quiet; sales of l25 bar
rels at 90 O0a32 90.
BACON--Dull; sales 200O boxes at
l0sal0ic for Cumberland cut; 1lsc for
short ribbed; and l2ic for short clear.
CUT enthusiastically; sales of $50
packages at Sa9c for shoulders and ia
he for hams.
DRESSED HOGS-Firmer at Sla9c for
western, and 9sal0c for city.
LARD-Steady and in moderate de-
mand; sales of go barrels at 124al3c.
BUTTER-Steady at 3sa46c for State.
CHEESE-Heavy; sales at llal5c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
philadelphia Cattle Mnket.
MnA-r nnaa.A... |.

BEEF CATTLE-Were scarce and in
demand this week at full prices. About
800 head arrived and sold ut the Ave
nue. Drove yard, at 9a10c per Id gross
for extra Pennsylvania and Western
steers; 74assc for fair to good do, and
5a6ic per ID gross for common, as to
quality.
COWS-Were in fair demand; 100
head sold at 10 00a10 90 for springers,
and 80 OOa59 00per head for COW and calf.
SHEEP-Were also in demand at an
advance; 1000 head sold at 5a6ic per ID
gross.
HOGS-Were 25c per 100 lbs higher;
5000 head sold at the different yards at
9 50al0 so per 100 lbs net.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS

VIZ HIGH, II Is ACKNOWLEDGE ED, MrST
w be the most important Political Camplg.
In the history of our Government, The sir,
mishing preparatory TO this great fight has a
rOady commenced; and the condition OF Tie
country makes the early aud thorough dissent
nation of the principles we advocate, a pair
otto duty. We therefore invoke the aid OF all
true men in extending the circulation Of lA'
REGISTER. There Ia not a locality In the coun
try where n Club could not be made up witt
slight eftart.
Notwithstanding the RRGHTIR Ia only Ia 10
fifth year, it already, In point Of Circulation 10
luence, Ability and Value, ranks 9mong III,
first papers in the land, and confessedly stand,
far ahead Of any Of its contemporaries In IVES,
Virginia. 1t will be the aim Of the Propreior
not only TO maintain, but TO add TO its big!
reputation.
This paper will not be surpassed by any pub
LEGATION in the country for its completeness asa
Family, Business and Political Journal. In u,
Telegraphic News, Dome site as well ~ by lAs
Atlantic Gable; its full and reliable Financa
and Market Reports its Local Intelligence, is
compilation OF News transporting in the State
and throughout the nation, IN THR IREsINEs
vIGoR AND HONEST BoIDNKss or TTs EDITuMNs
and in all the requisites that 20 TO make upI
WIDE.AWAKE, IRSTCLASS NEWSPA
PER, IL shall not be eIoelled.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
Runds RenaHea.

NEW YORK, January 2.-The Herald's
Washington special says: IL is stated
that the funds in the hands of the State
Treasurer Of Georgia we're removed some
time ago to New York, to prevent the
surrender of them to the State Conven-
ton now in session ut Atlanta.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
BY THE CABLE.
Telegraph to TIE Register.I

ST.. PETERSBURG, December 2S.-Ot
fetal advices to the Hon. Casslus III
CLAW. United States Minister to Russia
dated Pekin, November 23d, announces
that the Chinese Emperor has deter
mined to send special embassy. to the
treaty powers. 1t is presumed the pur
pose of the embassy is to revise the trea
ties made between the Great Powers
and China, and settle the many compli
Gated questions which arise under trea'
ties. An Imperial decree, dated No
vember 2lst, announces that the lmpe
rial Government / as selected as Special
Ambassador the United States Minister
Hon. Arson Burlingame, and the &C
ceptance by the latter of his appoint,
ment. The several foreign ministers
residents near Pckin, with whom Bur
hngame is very popular, all cordially
approve of his selection. He leaves i'm
mediately and proceeds via San Fran
cisco.
LONDON, December 81, Midnight
Two Head Centres and five Captains Of
the Fenian organization have been ar
rested at Merthyer, South Wales. The
Government has determined to proceed
with the prosecutions against Mr.. Sulli
van, of Dublin, Nation, and other per
SONS, who had taken conspicuous parts
in the recent funeral professions in
honor of the Fenians executed ut Man
chester. 1t is reported that the men
who stormed Martello tower, near Cork,
and broke into gun shop in that city,
all came from the United States, sent
over by the Fenian Brotherhood.
PARIS, January 1.-The Moniteur says
that Mcnabrea is in u fair way TO COM
plete the reorganization of the Italian
Cabinet and that the formation of a
new ministry under his direction may
be considered certain.
DuTOu VII pullL was ANNCtNNN
By the Emperor as the ambassador OF
Prussia and the North German COufed'
Grafton. The Baron assured the En-
peror of the earnest desire of the King
OF Prussia for peace and for close friend
ship with France. Napoleon, in his
reply, expressed in warm terms his ap'
prevail of the unity of Northern Ger
many and hoped the Baron would con
time to promote peaceful relations be-
tween Prussia and France.
FLORENCE, January liking Victor
Emanuel, in reply to the address from
both houses of the National Parliament
says: Italy is now passing through q
crisis, surrounded by her foes, but hi
hopes for a good result, and advises
the parliament and people to be calm
LONDON, January 2.-Dispatchss re
ceived here to-day, give the particu
lars of another Fenian outrage list nigh
in the county of Cork, near the city o
that name. Under the cover OF dark
ness, large party Of the brotherhood
attacked the house of Charles Mathew
a brother OF the late Father Mathew
but the family of Mr.. Mathew
was appraised of the scheme OF the Fe
mans in time to successfully repel TIT
attack. Quite a large force quickly
collected and concealed themselves il
the mansion. When the marauder;
came up they were met with CALLING
fire, and incontinently fled. Severa,
wounded were carried off by their com
rades.
Baron Maroechett, the sculptor, il
dead.
VIENNA, January 2.-The Govern
meut has forbidden recruiting within
the Austrian Empire of reinforcement
for the Papal army.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
"a St. Cortlaudt St, MONTREAL, July II, 1864.

~ ST. COrJianutsL, MONTREAL, July III, 1904.
Messrs DeuinS d BoLtOn.-G entLeHlsn: For
the last eleven months have been suffering al.
most daily from severe attacks Of Dyspepsia;
so much so that could with difficulty retain a
meal in my stomach more than twenty minutes.
At night experienced q great burning in OF
about the heart; general depression Of spirits,
attended with frequent headache, dizziness or
dimness of sight. 1 tried various cathartic
compounds and stomach preparations. without
being afforded any effectual relief, till used
four bottles of RubbeEs Golden BitteTs since
which period have not been troubled with
single one Of the above complaints. From the
benefits those Bitters have afforded me. feel
it my duty to express publicly my grateful
thanks. GEO A. BANCROFT,
Accountant and Collector.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
New Work Money Marker.

NEW YORK, January2.
GOLD-Lower; opening at 1884, aud
closing at 1880. -.-----
GOVERNMENT sTOCKS-Without
decided change. Coupons, 81, 10ssa
10st;do '62, 10Stal0as; do'64, l05ia1 05s;do
IS, 1055al06; do new, 104ia104s; do '67,
l04sal04f; lO-40s, 10ljal02; 1905, l04sa
104f.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-01-03
NEW YORK. March goth. ls64.

MesHs. Geo. G. Hubbel d Co., Hudson, n. Y.
Gents My family having been the recipient
Of marked benefit in health by the use of your
Golden Bitters I am induced to acknowledge my
sense of gratitude in this letter, which you are
privileged to use "a you desire. / can conf
IDENTIFY assert that since the first bottle of your
BitteTs entered my house have heard Of no
complaints of dyspepsia. My wife had been
troubled with the malady for years, and had
toms and the disease lave both left, and she Is
well. Other members of my family endorse the
good qualities Of your article, and can only
say, in conclusion, that should be happy to give
verbal evidence TO the doubling at any time they
may call on me. With much regard, l am,
Yours truly.
H. A. GRAHAM.