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The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-11-18
FOR SALE.

A FOUR HORSE POWER ENGINE, CYL
Ainder boiler, in good working order.
dry fixtures. Apply at this Office
nov. 10. M 25S-wSwpd.
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ApPLEs FOR THE SOUTHERN STATEs.-Not
only are our cAoice, Northern varieties IN
suited to the Southern States, but tits found
that even in the West and Southwest the
majority OF the best apples are Of Southern
origin. We give here select list of varic-
ties saitea to the Southern States, by lir. j.
Van Buren,, the pomologist who has done so
much to make known new seedlings Of
Southern origin, and who prepared the arti-
Gle on apples for Whites Gardening for the
South, now jusr re published:
Summer Vafieties = Early Harvest, Red
June, Julien, Aromatic Carolina, Sweet
Bough, Red AStrachan. Tnccoa. a.f
Atittt0aa Tariettes.- Buckingham, Disia
room, Myers Nnnparei, Autumn Wine,
RornelB Beauty, lIeigS,. Chcstatee.
Winter Hariaies-Sumrurrou Van Buren,.
Mangum, Cedar Fails, Eiarkee, Canlak's
Sweet, Great Unknown, Webb's Winter,
Mountain Belle, Giadney's Red.
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Gen. Grant and the oMce.seekers.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald, writing of General
Grant's arrival in Washington, remarks:
. A few of the Generals most intimate
friends called at his house on Sunday, and
it has been suggested to him that from this
time fortl. until the close Of his administra
ton he will not know quie. moment in
which he can be at peace with the Office
seekers. 1t is also said that be has Under
consideration a suggestion of q friend
having some knowledge of the subject, that
he keep "a list all who approach him on
The snhiect Of Office before his inauguration,
and that he make melancholy examples of
them hy refusing To appoint any OF them.
1t is thought that this course may prove
beneficial in the future 1t is the Generals
intention 10 remain in the city during the
winter. The question of the resignation of
his office as General Of the army is already
discussed in the newspapers as well us in
military circles. This question seems TO lie
next in importance to The appointment OF
lis cabinet, so far as the democrats are
concerned"
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WILSON COUNTY, July %, 1863.

My daughter, II years old, had a scab on the
top of her head about The size OF ten cent piece.
1t increased in size until ii reached about three
inches in diameter. and become an offensive sore.
! led to various Doctors for a considerable
time, but the sore continued TO increase, and the
hair all came off. was told that she must 20
through regular course OF medicine before it
could be cured. / got a small box of your 0int-
ment, and made one application, when the scab
came off clean. I applied 1t twice a day fora
week, when it became dry, and soon the hair be-
gan growing. She now has as good head OF hair
rs any one. JAMES FARMER.
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LIVE FOR oTnERs.-God has written up
on the flower that sweetens the air. upon tie
breeze that rocks the flower upon its stem,
upon the rain-drops that swell the mighty
river, upon the dew-drop that refreshens the
sMaifest sprig OF moss that reals its head in
the desert, upon the ocean that rocks every
swimmer IN Its channel, upon every pencilled
smell That sleeps in the caverns OF the deem.
as Te,las upon the mighty sun which warns
ana cheers the millions OF creatures that live
IN las i!ght-upon all he has written. None
81 Va iivsth 10 himself ''s''' -'0i''
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How DOES THE Frost IMPROVE TIE
SoIL,-Chiefy, we think. by purely me-
chaa1cal action. 1t puveTizes it, furces the
paraeies asunaef. and admits air and wa
ter, which bring with them tertilizing mate
Tlals- eAll heavy soils Ray he made highly
productive iiy thorough pulycrization to adj
nit the free. action of air and water OH tie
particles, and aid the loo,s in appropristing
the ieed locked up in the earth. Ii potato
and eorntields could be fall plowed and sub
soiled tWlce, alter tie crops are removed, and
previous to the setting in of winter, it would
go Tar to insure good yields of spring grain
sown on the fields next year.
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Raleigh, Nov. 7th. 1868.


GRANT DEcLINEs-Not the Presidency,
but the gas and fuss and buncomhc It isa
coed thing TO fnd that the earnest simplc-
ty of character of the man is SO much a
part Of his nature that nothing changes it,
and that not even the suftcnng influences
OF great success tempt him To lock pa
tient!y On the humbuggcries that make So
great Il share Of political life, Or to give way
so lar as to make himself the centre oi a
grand display piece inten3ed to sbow TO
the country the rows on rows Of nlirescek,
crs that are eager Ia commend themselves to
the elect Tins is the great object al cele-
lratirns and jubiees arouad tie person ni
Il President e!ect-!o put tie placeitunte;s
c'.nspicunnsiy in the eye OF ii man WHO is
81 soon To- dispense government Patronage
With such Presidents lis we have hal from
time 10 tinic--ou: JoiinsOns and Pieces and
Po!ks and Fiimons-i!iis WIS ali right.
They gave Office 10 men y 10 g!cried them :;
and, a. they were about rs poor in glory as
Tie otie;s in peckct, the exchange was not
ililcyen. Grant stands on different level.
lie can only feel degraded by the g!qrifics-
ton and paltyer Of the Washington men,
and shuns them accaFdin&y. Il is u good
augnry Tor bis administration that he rcr-
ccivcs The dignity and force of retirement
and silence and lnaintains in success the po-
siticn he held in the sttuggIe.-Ne5g Torh
HsiulI.
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Gerrit Smith is out ip long letter,
d.;ted the ith instant. addressed to Gene
raj Grant. IN regard to the South, Mr..
Smith says: " cannot foTl,eaF saving that
no small ground Of my rejoicing in your
election is your charitable Judgment and
generous treatment Of the South. Warmly
did Iapprcvc the easy terms on which yoa
allowed General Lee TO surrender Your
subsequent report Of the temper Of the
South, after u 30 hasty four through ii,
shaved that You were capable of forming u
charitable judgment of even a recent foe"
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This is to certify, that have for many years
been personally acquainted with Thomas F.
Christman, and have used his valuable Ointment.
believe it to be OF great value, and that il should
be kept IN the house Of every family that is sub.
ject TO Skin Diseases OF any Kind.
i. G. CLARK,
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Former Postmaster at Wilson
GREENvuI.E, Pitt County, N. C., May 1867.

GREENvILLE, PHI COunfy, n. G, May l6Oi.
bought horse six years old, and soon there
appeared some deficiency in his eyes. applied
Christman's Ointment and all signs of blindness
disappeared. | then refused good price Tor the
horse Soon alter his eyes failed again. ap-
piled the Ointment and restored his eyes. Last
Fall it was said by the best judges that he would
be stone blind in three weeks again applied
the Ointment and his eyes are as good now as
they ever were, although he has done unusual
hard work this year. LIE is now nine years old
and has no sign OF blindness. For Scratches,
Sore Shoulders. caused by collar, or Saddle Calls,
the Ointment has no rival. A. A. FORBES.
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HAw BRANCH, Onslow Co. n. g.,

November Is. 1901
THOMAS +. CHRIsTNAS--Dear Sir-You may
use the following il you see proper. ! am
member OF the North Carolina Annual Confer
ence, and certify that your Ointment has peeh
OF great benefit to my wife ID the removal o.
letter, or something OF that nature, when us,
covered itself upon her head, ears, and at lilhcs
upon her face. After trying many pHysiciais,
and resorting to many expedients, yours nas
been the only mems OF any value. ana Willl'
il does not seem to remove the carse the aiseas,'
with an occasional application OF the oihtmen,
is entirely removed. We cannot well 90 Wi,aou'
it. d. c. JOHNSON.
HAw BRANCH Onslnw co., N c., April 3, 1866
THOMAS T. CHRIsrMAN-Dcar Sir:-lia'lns
used your Ointment in several instances win SUI
cess, deem ii duty owe to those aili ISros
with letter. Ringworm, Scaid Head and baianeo
or Falling off OF the HAIR TO call their attenliUn
toit. Twas troubled very much with hlilgmu't
in my hand. applied some OF your olna nroS
several times, and in three weeks IL
and two years LA We passed with no sign oil SUI
Ny nephew, George A. Thompson, was aile e.I
in the same way on the side OF bis face anu
and used your Ointment With equal success. .;,i
sister, Livey j. Thompson was trouple ,a " After
humor Of the head, and was partially paiu 5;isr.
applying your Ointment awhile the hnmor u,s ,i
pcared and the hair came out and coyereo III M
raid part. The case desire especlaily ~ Inn.
your al teptiOs to- is that OF my niece, MAI. " tbe
son She was afflicted with scald head OF u , '
language OF regular AIopathe Physician 'O "rIy
thing morse. Her whole head and ears vas a., Il
complete sore, and often discharged niato' She
give her pain so rest her head on the pillow. Inf
applied 10 some twelve or fifteen Physie aa,l.fc.
all their kill was baflied. To her great sa, and
ton, after using your Ointment, she is wen irv
her hair has come out again. You are ~ llV, 10
to use this, hoping that it may be Dcne"'"
those that are afflicted ,,cvN Or.
One Bottle of the Ointment will be sent No., Ws.i.
part OF the country, North. South, EAST Vi
upon receipt OF One Dollar. ,,,cm upon
al DRUGGISTS will have it sent to them la "p
such terms rs TO realize their usual per e'A'''
for selling. IN ,o promptly
attended to- No charge for boxing
Address all orders to m
THOMAS F. CHRISTIAN HV c,.
Manufacturers and Propne'VNC c.
oct 13-w1yl "h''
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North Carolina ASSURANCE Annuity and Trlst Company,
Raleigh, N. G.

Quent. Busbee.
The plan of Assurance adopted by the Board
of Directors, is popularity known as the MASONIC
PLAN.
The Entrance Fee is charged payable when
party applies for policy No other payment is
required, except on the death OF a member, When
an assessment of $3.50 is levied. The aggre-
gate of ass .ssments, is THO value of the policy.
A policy by this plan can be secured for less,
by from so to 100 per cent, than one for the same
amount in ordinary companies.
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rabie of Entrance Fees,

70 Fer further information address the un-
dersigncd. QUENf. BUSBEE.
sept 19--d&w3m. Secretary.
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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va,

THOMAS F. CHRIsTMAN.-Dear Sir-It gives
me great pleasure TO add my Testimonial in be-
hall OF Your valuable prepara!ion, which have
used in my family. | have witnessed its efficacy
in curing upon my son severe letter OF six
months standing, upon which had tried every
remedy that could be suggested, without receiv,
ing any material relief ! was induced by friend
to try your Ointment, and would recommend II
to all who are suffering with that culaneous
disease. l consider il an Invaluable remedy.
remain your obedent servant,
WI LIAM l. EARIIl.
The Montana post., 1868-02-22

Another relic of the classic age has
been found in St. Louis. being a dogs
collar, supposed to have belonged to
Julius Caesar, from the fact OF having his
name engraved on il.
A country editor tried to write an
elaborate article on "Woman's Infiu-
ence." and was sorely distressed to find
1t printed next morning. Woman's In
fuenza."
After long period of wet weather,
when they have prayed vainly for relief,
the Chinese put their gods in the rain,
to see how they like it.
A town in Iowa has the pointed name
of Semicolonville. This would be cap
ital place to make q full stop ut for n
short period.
loving offer to marry,
Is always q lawful trade
For bis is the legal tender,
And she is the tender made.
A Frenchman said of Shakespeare !:
"Ven you find angling you no under
stan, it is always somezing fine }"
Douglas Jerrold said Eve ate the for
bidden fruit that she might have the
pleasure of dressing.
A pin has as much head as a great
many authors and a great deal more
point.
The Lungs of the Lord was the title
of Scotch paper published fifty years
since in Glasgow.
Somebody says that every cord of wood
given to the poor is recorded above.
A Sabbath school teacher in Columbus,
Georgia, offers circus tickets asa reward
of merit.
A miners lamentation-"V Vein vein
give ore %
The Montana post., 1868-02-22
Sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued out Of and by
ID the Probate Court in and for Madison county.
Montana Territory, bearing date 18th of February,
ID 1865, have levied upon and will sell to the
highest bidder for cash, in front of the Shers Of
fee Idaho street, Virginia City. Montana Terri
tory, on the 10th day of March, 1868, between the
hours of 10 n and p NJ Of said day. the follow
ing described property, lying and being in the
county aforesaid, To- wit: The building known
the Methodist Episcopal Church. in Virginia City,
n L, situate on Lot ten 10) and ive feet of Lot
nine COZ, in Block fUrty-six (4s) south side of
Idaho street, according to Lomax's survey, with
all the buildings and apperterances thereto belong
ing. Taken as the property Of James Isascs,
Trustee of the Methodist Episcopal Church. to sat
sfy an execution in yor of II n Farley, ID Z Tay-
lor and III Aylsworth.
DAVID MeCRANoR, Sheriff.
Virginia City, N L, Feb Is, 1868. wl63
The Montana post., 1868-02-22
FOrman's Express!

(Successor to 7. J. Cowan,)
WILL LEAVE VIRGINIA CITY EVERY
MONDAY MORNING, FOR
Sterling, Willow Greek, Gallatin City,
Morse's Store, Parsons Ranch, Middle
Greek, Boseman City, and Elk Grove.
Will, after June lst, carry passengers and bag
gage, &C., aud after July LIST, the U. s. Mail.
By close attention to business, the pToprie-
tor hopes to merit the confidence and patron
age of the public.
8-Ofice at j. NJ. knights, Wallace st.
JAMES +. FORMAN, Pro'I
May 8, 1857. 142tf
The Montana post., 1868-02-22
BANKRUPT NOTICE.
CASE NO. L.

Bankrupt.
To w:aom il may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his aP
pointuent as assignee Of Henry Myers, Of the city
Of Virginia, in the county of Madison and Territory
Of Montana, who has been sdjudged bankrupt
upou his own petition by the REGISTER Of said court
Virginia City, M. T., Feb IA, 1909.
OFSTREfOuEsR, assignee
VIA H. Chilcs pl'ns soIscIfcf.
The Montana post., 1868-02-22

CAME to my ranch Stinkingwater, about tie
" ,Irst of February. 1863, one white and one
speckled steer-no brands
CHRISTOPHER KINGRY
February Is 1see-ls2-Is5
The Montana post., 1868-02-22
VIRGINIA CITN
VIRGINIA CITA
--oOo:o:e0o-
WHOLESALE PRICE CURRENT
r o r NJ Il r. G III A NDIS IL
IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES.
United States CURRENCY at PAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

VIRGINIA CRY, NJ. T., Jan. H. 1868
Non-resident readers will please bear in mind
that quotations are based upon actual trsnsao-
TONS and greenbaok prices for goods by the ori-
ina packages. The retail prices range about ten per
cent abovs quotations.
The Montana post., 1868-02-22

CoAE to my Ranch about May 30, 1867, one yoke
" of Cattle, red and white spotted, one branded
T on hsrn, the other "Nesbet" The owner can
have the same by calling at my ranch, proving
property and ray ing charges.
A. H. CHAL,ADER,
ls3-ls4. stinfingwater.
The Montana post., 1868-02-22
Estray Notice.

HOME 20 my Ranch. on or about January !itn,
~ 1868. one olsck Horse, white spot on forenead
and nose; left hind foot white, and Tnise sao1Ie
naTks ON bcth sides of his back; brands visible
The owner Is requested 10 call for him, pay charges
and take him away. oor,,rv
,ea PassamAri Valley.
The Montana post., 1868-02-22
Summons.

To the Sheriff of Madison County, greeting:
To James A Smith-Hou are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint in the above
entitled action, which has been fled in the Office of
the Probate Judge. in Virginia City, county and
Territory aforesaid, on or before the 2lst day of
March, 1865, that being the March term OF said
Probate Court; and IL you fail 10 answer said COM
plant within the time aforesaid the plaintiff will
take Judgment against you for the sum OF sl5s IS.
This action is brought account stated and
filed for goods sold and delivered
Witness my hand and seal Of ONCE, this 18th day
[SEALl Of February, A u 1868.
WA. Y. LOWELL, Probate Judge.
f. c. DEDfLING, Atty. wIs31s6
The Montana post., 1868-02-22
MARKET REPORT.
CORRECTED By
Sparks & Mcpherson.
Ne. 60, Main Street.


I'VE wisI Il to he understood that our quota
tions are bsed upon actual transactions, ana re
nreseut gols prices for goods by the original PACK
ages. The retail prices range about ten per cent
HELENA, Fec. 1, 1865.
FLOUR.
St Louis y Saek-.------------..--------e ~
Western Srring ExtrHs------...---.----.. None
sslt Ike ovo .........---- IL 90 a ll5O
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EXCURSIONS, &c.
GRAND TOURNAMENT & PICNIC
/ AT CARLIN'S SPRINGS,
WILL BE GIVEN BY
JEFFERSON CIRCLE, No. ,,
B. U. III. FL G. a.
ON MONDAY, AUGUST "a, 1868.
EXCURSIONS, &c.

S5tsS - ~
Trains will leave the Loudoun Depot, in this
city, 1T and O clocka 3. m, and and o'clock
D. M Trains will leave the Springs at 81 O'Clock
Il. H. and q and S and II p m. 49,. ..
Fifty knights will enter the lists. The charge
to the knights will be delivered by Col. d; u.
Ball, of Fairfax Court House; the coronation
address by Col; John S. Mosby, OF FsuqneTr
Judges Capt. W. Il. Dulany Hon. Hugh La
than, Arthur BroadWater, esq. Marshal, Capt.
John Barnes, of Fairfax Court House.
PrZes-A superb Crown to the Queen, and 2
splendid piece Of Plste to the most successful
Knight.
A fine band Of music will be in attendance
The best Cotillion music hss been engaged
for the pavilion
Refreshments will be furnished by Mr.. Carlin.
Committee Of Arrangements.-k. I. Lucas,
Charles Cox, Henry Strauss, George Dudley,
Henry Herbner.
Executive C0nlniHee-R. II. Warder, Sam !.
Coleman, Frsnk Powers, james Gale, W. 4.
Underwood, George ". Henry, Luther D.
Harrison, B. z. ellis, S. ?. Glover Samuel
HI Elroy, hiram Wood, r: KidwelI, Maurice
Ecubcns, Hugh Latham, John 4: Arnold, John
Field, Otto PortEer John Sullivan, John 4.
Geib Joseph BraggoT, Simon BlondhciIn, A
H. Bingham, John Stonnell, Is. r. Goods.
Floor ManagerS.-hl. r. Nash, Jefferson Cir
Gle; +. II. Warder, Mt Vernon; Amos Fox,
Fairfax Court House.
Several SPLENDID PEIZES will be given.
Tickets can be procured Of the Committee OF
Arrangements, and 1t the gates Of the A., l.. s.
r. K. l.. Depot. aug 6-cotd
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LEGAL NOTICES.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
nnnntu lime term 1888. w. Z. MILAN She1.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
it Admini TRAITOR of Il. A. Daniel, vs. H. a.
Daniels heirs: In chancery.
The Court doth adjudge order and decree
thGt this cause be referred to Master CommIl::-
soner Ball, or one of the Commissioners OF TINS n
Court with instructions to state and settle tll9
administration account Of w: L. MILAN, al
,ninisLrator of said K. a. Daniel that he con-
vene the creditors of Il. a. Daniel before him
by publication of the time and place Of taking
this account, by notice in the AlexandTl4 ga
ton to be equivalent TO personal service; that
he report the amount of said several debts, how
due, which, if any, arc liens on the real estate
Of which said Daniel died seized, and their prl,
critics; what real estate the said Daniel died
seized of, and its value, and that he report the
same to this Court. with any matter he may
deem pertinent or that any party interested t.
may require him to report specially; and this
cause is continued. a copy. teste.
w. L. EDWARDS, Crk pit.
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yTIRGINIA, to within the Circuit Court
Y Of Fairfax county, August rules l1C9,
Margaret Roberts and W !; l.. Roberts ~ ms
next friend, Margaret Roberts, against Abner
c. Roberts, James L. Roberts VIM: Swink and
Martha, his wife; Tenley Swink and Ar
tcmesa, his wife; - Bedford and AmeF!-
ca, his wife Harrison Thomas and Helen, his
wife; -Baxtcr and Susan, his wifc,and Tram
lnoll Roberts, defts In chancery.
Mem Tho object Of this suit is TO procure q
decree for the sale Of the land of which james
and Elizabeth Roberts died seized, and the DIS
tribution of tho proceeds Of sale among the
parties entitled thereto.
1t appearing by affidavit fled that the 2eFend-
ants, Abner @. Roberts, James L. Roberts,
Wm. and Martha Swink;, - End America
Red2rd Harrison and Helen Thomas =
and Susan Baxter and Trammell Roberts,
are non residents Of this State, it IS order
cd that they appear within one month af-
ter due publication hereof, end do what is ne
cvssary 10 protect their Interests a copy, testc
w. i. ED WARDS, Crk. pro TEN.
Dulany 4 Bali, ?. @. aug l2-laW4w
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Two ladies, one married ard the other single,
appeared on the streets in Albany on Saturday,
dressed fashionaby in all respects, except their
head gear which consisted Of the old style OF
large bonncts, heavily yelled. They were fol-
lowed by crowd, when an officer foolishly
arrested them, instead Of the gang that follow
ed them Upon being taken to the police
court, they were promptly discharged Such
is the penalty, in these days, Of being uolash-
ionablc
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
llnn form 1890 William 81. vi c EAr-

land VS.. S. ii. Balls Administrator In ch'y,
And the Court doth further adjudge, order
and decree that the said Commissioner, Thomas
Moore, DO settle further account OF WiiIlam
r Dulany, Administrator Of S. NJ. Ball. dec d.,
and thnt he also convene allthe creditors OF tho
said decedent, by publication in the Fairfax Co.
News, to present their Claims properly authcn-
ticated before him. Extract--a copy, testc.
" L ED WARDS, CPk 2. t.
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The Radicals leaders and papers are warning
the rank and tile-thosc who are in the harness
that they mustn't be too sure Of the votes
OF the Southern Reconstructed States! The
accounts from there are not as favorable to the
hopes Of the Directory at Washington, as was
hoped for. There are Radical disseusions and
the disgust of the most sensible and respecta.
BILE portion. OF the colored people, to contend
with.
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Same VS.. same, June term, 1866.

The Court doth adjudgo, ordor and decree
that the decree rendered at its June term, 1860,
be amended by substituting the words ALEX
andria Gazette' for the words Fairfax County
News" and that the Commissioner named III
the said decree do execute the same upon the
terms and conditions contained thorein. f.
tractA copy, testc. ,,,,
w. i. EDWARDS, Cpls p. t.