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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
Lancaster and Newark Rail
Road.

There is no hupo for the success
OF our business men, or tho city's
prosperity, which offers such in.
viting interest or such sure rewards
as the completion of the Newark,
Somerset and Straitsville Railroad,
and the Lancaster and Newark
Railroad.
But il il is supposed these great
advantages will accrue by supine.
ness upon our part, let us assure
you 10 the contrary. What folly,
what reckless idocy indeed it will
be, it it should hereafter appear
that, from our inactivity or disin
terestedness, these enterprises iail2
Nothing is moro certain now
than that If our people take hold
of the offered opportunities, both
of the projected roads will be com
pleted.
We learn by Mr.. StoolAre, of He.
bron, that there ia little doubt that
for tho above named road tho citi.
zens of that place and vicinity will
raise $4,000. At MillOrsport and
other points thoy arO taking the
matter in. hand, and wo hopo tho
time for action will not be lot pass
BY onr citizens. Lot us extend tO
Lancaster our social and CONNER.
eial ~.-NeUdTk American.
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2 stIsorgiaU. *

Tho cheering fact is announced
that the Republicans have made a
clean sweep inGeorgia, carrying
the new Constitution, the Govern
or, both brar ches Of the Legisla'
turO, four out OF seven of tho Con,
gressmcn. and insuriug tho elec-
tion of two Republican United
States Senators. The adoption
by the Legislature Of the Constitu'
tional Amendment is also assured.
II appears that $4,000 whitc men
voted tho Republican ticket in the
State, and $4,000 colored men go.
ted with the Democrats. II is un-
dsrstood that most of these $4,000
colored voters were coerced TO vote
as they did by threats. Official
returns from all except one coun
ty show that the constitution
has been ratified by 1923 mnjori'
ly. Bullock is elected by 1928
majority. The Senate has twenty
seven Republicans, sixteen Demo
Gratis, and one doubtful; House
ninety.fve Republicans, twenty
four Democrats, and six doubtful.
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The Impeachment Trial.
no VERDICT YET.
Final Vote Postponed Till
Saturday.

saturday.
Our last issue left tho impeach. !.
ment trial at tho stage of the clos.
ing arguments in the case. Sub
sequentIy to this, the court agreed
to debate tho subject Of theivcr.
dict IN secret session on Monday
and Tuesday, and 10 take the fin
al vote on the latter day at noon.
Mondays session was prolonged
ill midnight, and tho proceedings
transpired sufficiently to show the
positions taken by several Scna
tors on the main question of the
guilt or innocence Of the President
OF the charges contained in the
eleven articles of impeachment
OF the Republican Senators who
expressed their views, Mcssrs. Fes,
scndcn, Of Maine, Trumbull, OF
Illinois, and Grimes, Of Iowa, talk
cd equarely against conviction.
Mr.. Sherman, of Ohio, favored a
part OF the articles, and indicated
opposition TO others. Mr.. Hen.
derson, of Missouri, opposed the
first eight articles, expressing no
opinlcn upon tho rest. Daring
Tho evening il was ascertained that
Senator Howard, OF Michigan, wa
80 i'll as to ronder it improbable
that he could be in attendance on
Tuesday, and tho necessity of his
vote (Which would be for convic.
tion) becoming moro and more
apparent, it was at tho Tuesday
forenoon session resolved to post.
pono tho taking of the final vote
till Saturday next, 10th inst.
In our judgment, tho present
aspect Of things is decidedly nm
favorable to tho conviction of the
President.
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North Carolina.

The Raleigh Standard gives no,
turns from seventy.soven Of the
eighty.nine counties in North Car,
olina. The majority in these coun,
tics for constitution is 2l,S45 and
counties 10 como in will raiso thi,
TO nearly 10000. W. W. Holden
Republican, is elected Governor, the
Legislature is Republican in boll
branches, four of the five Congress
men elect are of the same politics
North Carolina has largo major,
ity Of white registered voters.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
E1ccutor,. sale,oI Real Estate.

BY virtue OF the provisions Of the last will and
testament Of William NJ Cullumber, deceased,
the undersigned, his Executor, will on Friday,
the END day Of May, 1868, hetween the hours
ofl0 o'clock, A. NJ. and o'clock, 2. NJ. on the
premises, Ciier for snle at public ancuon, to
the highest responsible bidder the following
real estate, ms the property Of sad deceased,
viz: The late homestead farm of SAID deced.
ent, situate IN Greenfield township, Fairfield
county, Ohio, and being in sections 25 and SO,
containing i72 acres, more or less. Said farm is
With n two miles north of Lancaster, on the
Foglesong roa'l; has good Substantial inn
prOvemcnts, with large and excellent orchard
Of choice variety OF fruits and Is well sup
Piled with water. Sale free ofa II incumbrances
Terms Of sale-One third Of the purchase
money in hand, the residue in swc equal an
nual payments in one and two years with IN
terGst from day Of sale.
At the above time and place and on the samo
terms, will 10 offered for sale by the under
signed. so acres OFFS good land in Taylor county,
Iowa, being thewest half of the northeast quar-
ter Of section -, township 60 NORTH range 80
west. WILLIAM l.. RlGBY,
Ex'r Of the estate Of W. NJ. Cullumber, decd.
y.lrecton ofthe undersigned, sons OF
VIM. NJ. Cullumber, deceased, the foregoing ad.
vertisement, which IL published in the Ohio
Eagle by the Administrator, is also inserted In
the Lancaster Gazette, for the information CT an
additional portion Of the public. They would
further stale that the dwelling house on the
above mrm rs entirely new, thai there Is sub.
stantal stone spring house stlrmOunted with u
large frame building, and there is also n large
barn, with stabing for lG horses.
S. II. C0LLUMBER,
%. J. A, CULLUMBER.
May 7th, lsGs-3w
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New Salem Ordinances.
AN ORDINANCE
To restrain certain animals, from running at

To restrrin certain animals, from running at
large. .r, FcI
Sect. |. Be It ordained bv the Town Council
ofthe Incorporated village Of New Salem, Ohio
That 1t shall be unlawful for any person or per-
sons being tho owneror having the charge ofany
horses, cattle, sheep, or SWINE. to suffer the
same to run Mt large upon lny Of the streets or
alleys or upon any unenclosed land within the
limits Of the Incorporated village of ew Salem,
and any person violating the provisions Of this
ordinance shall forfeit and pay ior every such
violation as penalty therefor, not less than one
dollar or more than five dollars, and shall be
held for such damage rs said animal or anima Il
may do while at large, together with cost Of
prosecution; provided, however, that nothing
in this ordinance shall be so construed as TO
prevent Cows owned and held within the cor
porate limits from running at large betwe en-
the hours of six, A. NJ. and seven, p. NJ.
Sect 2. Thatit shall be the duty Of the Mar
shal upOn any ard every violation of this ordi-
nance 10 take charge OF such animal or animals,
and for hwith notify the Mayor of the violation,
who shal summon the person or persons so
often ding and deal with them according to the
provisions of this ordinance, provided always
that proof OF an accidental escape of any AMI
nal OF ANIMALS shall be considered suffer ent
defense against any prosecution under this Or
diuance;
Sect. B. Any animal or animals named in
this ordinance, and owned or held beyon the
corporate limits Of the village of New Salem,
and running at large within the same shall be
taken charge ofby the Marshal, who shall no.
tiiy the owner or holder Of such animal or ar
imals. Of their detention, and such owner or
holder shall be allowed ten days to reclaim such
animal o animals by complying with the provis-
ions ofthis ordinance. and paying the addition.
al expense ofretaining such animal or animals
and in case such owner or holder fails to com
ply with the provisions Of this ordi nance, with
In the time specified 1t shall be the duty ofthe
Mayorto advertise for sale such animal or an
lmnls for five days, in three conspicuous places
within the corporate limits, at the expiration
of which time he shall sell the same to the
highest bidder.
Sect 4. This ordnance to take effect and
no in full force from and after it's passage and
legal publication.
Il. A. YoNTz, Mayor.
C. NJ BERRY, Recorder.
May II, 1868, 1t.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

n.
DR CONE MAY BE CONSULTED ID
~ at the following times and places
p In New LEXINGTON, at the Col.
born House, on Mondays and Tues
days, May II and u; Juno Is and
l6; July 20 and 2l; August "a and
%; Sept. 90 and 20; Nov. 2 and B.
Dec. z and s. aE E3GE'--
In LANCASTER, at the Tallmadge
House, on Wednesdays, after the
express train arrives going West,
until it goes West on Fridays, May
l3 and II; June II and IS; July %
and 23; August 26 and 27; Sept. 30
and Oct. /; Nov. 4 and 5; Dec. 0
and 10.
DR.. CONE cures all forms of Chronic Dis.
eases, as Dyspepsia IN all it's various varieties
all diseases OF the Lungs and Air passages, as
Laryngtis, Bronchitis, and Consumption all
diseases of the Kidneys. Liver, Pan reas and
the glands generally; all diseases ofthe Heart
Blood and Blood Vessels; all diseases of the
Brain and Nerves, as Epilepsy, Chorea, or S.
Wins Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and general
nervous Inlutriton, all diseases of Females
enlarged TOnsils, and all forms Of Scrofula
also all diseases Of the Eye and Ear, and oil
other Chronic Diseases.
pS-No charge for consultation, but cash fol
Medicines. lApr. 90, lSGS-tf
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
Reconstruction.

Hon. Thad. Stevens has intro
duccd a bill in the House of Rep.
resentativcs to admit to rcpresen.
tation in Congress the States OF
North and South Carolina, Louis
lana, Georgia and Alabama. The
following is the preamble to the
bill:
WHEREAS, The States OF North
Carolina, South Carolina, Louis.
lana, Georgia and Alabama have,
in pursuance Of tho provisions OF
an net entitled An act for the more
efficient government Of the rebel
States, passed March 2. 1867, and
the nets supplementary thereto,
framed constitutions Of State gov
ernmeDt which are republican in
form, and have adopted said con-
stitutions by large mnjoritIcs OF
the votes cast at elections hold for
the ratification or rejection thereof
therefore,
DO it enacted, &c.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

On Saturday May I'd n very
disgraceiul scene occurred in the
House Of Representatives, at Wash.
ington, between Mr.. Donnelly, oil
Minnesota, and Mr.. Washburn, OIL
Illinois, occasioned by a letter
written to Minnesota by Mr.. Wash.
burn, charging Mr.. Donnelly with
certain hoinous otfenses. Mr.. Don
molly replied 10 this letter in u
very severe manner, using very
Objectionable language. Mr.
Washburn replied in tho snmc
style. A committee will probably
be appointed to investigate the
matter.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
AN ORDINANCE
For paving the sidewalks within the incorpo
atcd ilage of New Salem, Ohio.

For paving the sidewalks within the incorpor.
atcd ;illage Of New Salem, Ohio.
BE II ordained ny the Town Council Of the
vii lagn OF New Salem, o.: That each and every
person or persons owning ln'lot or IO'5, or lots
Of land other than in lots within the inrOrpOr
atcd village Of New Salem, any part thereof
fronting upon any OF the streets Of the ncOr.
porated vllsgo Of New Salem, that each and
every such person or persons shall make or
cause to have made pavement or side walk in
front Of such lot or lots, Of the following dImcn
sion (to.wit) seven feet in width or ns near such
width as can he, makinga straight line from the
square on ench street to bc run hv the street
commissioner OF said lnt orporatcd vilage.cllrli-
ing to be hewn timber or two inch plank ten
inches In width set on edge, or stone ms the
owner may choose. The pavcT ent or sidewalks
70 be Of stone, brick or gravcl II gravel, to he
not ess than five inches m depth. Said side.
walks or pavements shall be graded by digging
down or filling mp ms may be ordered by said
Town Council made through the street com
missioner. All work connected with said
pavements to he done In n good autsl antial
manner, to lie kept in good repair from wear To
year 80 ns to bear tho inspe ctiOn Of said Town
council whose duty II shall he tn accept or re
joct the same. lfreected thn party required to
make said pavement or sidewalk shall he dealt
with as though no pavement had been mado.
Said payements or sidewalks shall bo finished
and fully completed against the first day of oc-
tOher, A. ID. 1868.
BE II further ordained That II any person or
persons shall refuse or neglect to comply with
this ordinance he, she or they shall upon con.
viction thereof before the Mayor OF said ncor-
poration be fined in any sum not loss than ten
dollars nor more than fifteen dollars and costs
Of prosecution iorthe first refusal or neglect to
comply with tho above ordinance, and for each
AMI eve ry ten dnys that any person or persons
may neglect or refuse to comply with this or
dinance from and after the date ofthc first pros.
ecutinn for the frat volat ion Of said ordinance
he. she OF they shall upon conviction thereof
before the Mayor Of said incorporation bo fined
in amy sum not less than fifteen dollars n )r
more than twenty dollars and costs Of fprosccu-
tion. This ordinance shall not he 20 construed
~ 10 prevent the Town council fiom discharg.
ingany person or persona from making such
pavenents IN front ofsnch lot or lots as would
not particularly benefit the inhabitants OF said
ncOrpo atcd village by the person or persons
thus desiring To he discharged mai; ing Rppli.
cation to said Town council in writing. stating
the number Of lot or lots, snch discharge may
he granted entire or for suchtime rs the coun.
ell may deem necessary.
This ordinance shall no in force and AXE ef.
fcctf ON and after its passage and legal publ.
cation, r. A. YONTz, Mayor.
q. NJ. BERRY, Recorder.
May "A, lsGs.-lt.
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ErAmwOn uuaADnn..
TIE UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD CO.,

Now building railroad from omsha, across tho
Rocky Mountains, to make, with ITS oonnec
tons, an uuhrokcn line between the Atlantic
and Pacific Oceans, have.just published
ANEW PAMPIlL EFT AND MAP.
ltcomprises full information in relation tothe
FORMATION OF THE MON PACIFIC RAIL.
ROAD co. ...
PROGRESS OF THE woRK-Topography
Character of the Country, and Distances a.
long the Liro.
AGRI0 CULTURAL RESOURCES, TIMBER,
MINERALS, &c.-- Farming and Grazing
Lsndsi Silver and Goldi limberi Coal /;
Iron; Mineral Springs.
now THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD IS
BUILT,
BRANCH AND CONNECTING RoADs-Tho
Idaho, Oregon aud Pugets soundi Tho
Branch to Montana The Denver and Con-
trail Pacific.
RESOURCES FOR CONSTRUCTION.
rHE MEANS SUFFICIENT TO BUILD THE
ROAD. il'A
ANTICIPATED BUSINESS AND PROFITS OF
THHco. II
THE WAY RUsINEss-ACTUAL EARNINGS.
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PANY's FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
Thoir Security and value PrinciPalOswOll
as Interest Payable in Gold Are tho Bouds
socurer What are they Worth as an In
vestmenti &c. ..t.a.
This pamphlet will be sent free by address,
ing tte Company, No, 20 Nassau street, New
York. A limited amount Of the First Mortgage
Bonds, Principal aud six per cent. Interest
payable in cold, are offered atpar. Full par
tlenlnrs in The pamphlet.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
General Conference M. Il.
Church.

The opening session of the Gen.
cral Conference oflho NJ. Il. Church
took place on the LIST inst, at the
Clark Street Methodist Church,
Chicago. Nlnc Bishops and over
two hundred delegates woro in at.
tendance, besides largo numbers
of interested spectators from all
parts of the world. The Southern
States arc fully represented. Bish.
op Morris presided, assisted by
his colleagues Scott, Amcs, James,
Clark, Thompson and Kingsley.
Bishop Simpson opened the excrci.
sea with prayer, and was followed
by Bishop Morris, of Ohio, in an
able address, A half hour was
spent in devotional exercises by
tho older members OF the body, af.
tor which tho conference entered
on tho discharge Of preliminary
business.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
AN ORDINANCE

To protccttho streets, alleys and pavcmonts ol
the Incorporated village OF New Salem, Ohio,
frOT being obstructed.
Sect. l. BE II ordained by the town council
Of the village Of New Salem, that it shall he un.
lawful for any person or persons to throw any
dead animal, or fowl, into any ofthe streets or
alleys, or suiicrthe same TO remain upon thciI
own premises without buryng the same suflic.
iently 10 prevent all smell
Sect 2d. ANY person or persons Ohstruct.
ing any Of tho streets or alleys with any other
obstruction than those above mentioned shall
forthwith, after being notified 10y the Marshal
remove the same.
Scot. III, It shall be unlawful for any per-
son or persons, To ride, drive, or hitch, any
horse, mare or gellng upon any nj the side.
walks or pavcmenis within sad Incorporated
village, unless 1t should he to load or unload
goods, woods, wares, or merchandise.
Sect. T. Any person or persons violating any
Of the above sections shall upon conviction
thereof before the Mayor he fined IN any sun
not less than one dollar nor more than FIVE dol
lars and costs ofprosecution.
This ordinance to take effect md be in force
from and after its passage ana legal publication
4. A. YONrz, Mayor.
C.M. berry, Recorder.
Passed May Sth, lyGs.
May II, 1868 lit, ... H..
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DO il enacted, &c.

The track of tho Union Pacific
Railway has been laid to the sum
nit Of the Black Hills, the highest
point of the range Of the Rocky
Mountains. being 8,242 feet abovo
the sen level, and the highost point
reached by any railroad in the
world. The last rail was laid upon
tho summit Of tho mountains ia
tho presence of largo number OF
distinguished army officers and civ.
izcns.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

There is an imitation. in q small
way, Of Brick POmOVoy In the
Ohio Senate. DuriHg the diseps.
sion on the bill to disfsancilisO the
soldiers at the Soldiers Homo, NJ.
Rex hoped that Abraham Lincoiu
would be consigned 10 an imm Or.
taIity q Infsmy,"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

General John A. Logan. Com
mander-in chief OF tho Grand Army
of tho Republic, has issued gen.
cral order, announcing that the
30th of May is designated for the
purpose Of strewing with aowcrs,
or otherwise decorating, the
graves OF their comrades who fell
during tho war. .
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14
A Brief Presidential Message

The President, in transmitting
tho constitutions of North Carroll.
na and Louisians, on the llth, nc.
companicd the act with the follow.
ing message: 40 The Senate and
House Of Representatives:
~ transmit to Congress tho &C.
companying documents, which ON.
brace all the papers that have been
sabmitted to me relating to the
proceedings to which they refer
and the States Of North Carolina
and Louisiana.
"ANDREw JOHNSON.
"WAsHINoroN, May IL, 1863"
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

SOME TAxEs.-Tho amount oil
Taxes to bc raised this year in the
city Of Now York, is 5,595, ,9S4,
The number of voters in tho city is
lSO, 900, thus making tho taxation
nearly 5000 for each voter. Among
the items is sl7S,OOO for election
expenses, or 81 20 for each voter,
or 624 cents for every ballot cast,
there bcing two elections each year.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

Henry Kissinger, of CirclcviIle,
O., took the train ut Columbus
Tuesday night Of last week for
Harrisburg, Pa. Tho next morn
ing his body was found near the
track, about four miles from the
town, horribly manglcd. lie was
intoxicated.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

The island of Hawaii, tho chief
Of the Sandwich Islands, has just
been the scene OF n terrific volcanic
eruption, 1t began on March 27;
aud at tho date OF the latest ad
vices it had not yet ceased. The
effect was frightful, Ono whole
village was destroyed, and nearly
a hundred lives lost, On tho
I'd OF April one shock was so So
vcro that no living creature could
stand. y ~
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

WANTS TO 90 BAREFoor.-Therc
is one Democratic member of the
Ohio Legislature who wishes to
adjourn. llo gives his reason as
follows; ~ always go barefoot in
warm weather at home, but | cant
do it here"
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FOUND

That after repeatedtri~ls OF otherremedies,
Roback's StomNch Bitters, Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills Hre tho hest medicines eXtant to
cure the diseases for which Ihey are recon-
mended.
Sold by @. G. Beck, Druggist Lancaster.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

Con. Meade judges from tho re-.
turns so far received that Florida
has ratified the new constitution by
minority OF 5000, and elected the
Republican State officers.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-05-14

During April the public debt Of
tho State was reduced thirty.niue
thousand six hundred and fourteen
dollars.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Estnte Of "a, M Pe,ers. aeo,d

Estate OF c. N. Peters, deed. $,
NOTICE IS hereby given that the undersign.
IN ed have been duly Rppo nted and qualified
as Executors Of G M .Peteps, late of Fairfield
county. Ohm, deed sThosointerestedwill gov-
ern themselves accordingly.
GIN PETERS, / Pxo,,tors
Nav II ISfy-stv
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Farm for Sale.

VINHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm sit-
uated three miles west Of Lancaster, one
fourth OF a mile south ofthe Royalton road on
what is known as Burtou's Prairie. The farm
contains l2l acres ofgood land, about 30 acres
of good timber, the balance is cleared and n
SSpemises a GOOD now frame hoSso with seven
rooms, good cellar we'll ofwateF at the door,
good cistern, wood and wash .nonse and moke
house. Agood harm and stabling with we'll OF
waterin the barn yard. Also young orchard
In addition TO this thereis on the farma small
tenant house and q running stream Of water.
For firther particulars enquire OF the owner
on tho promises. ti JAO0B X, lREOK.
April I'd, ls0s.-3m
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For aUhich Cash acW6epatd.
Being persuaded that it is tho interest Of our
own county ami Of its producers to send its
surplus products directly to market, instead OF
us, giving to other cities and individuals the
profit arising from our labor, purpose gath
erlng at least share of everything ithe farmer
produces and man consumes, Mthe
RISING CORNER BASEMENT,
under BINNINGER'S Jswelry store, Main
Street, Lancaster, whore intend to retail ev-
erything usually kept In hrs.'o'ass Provision
store, bringing fresh butter and eggs from
thecountry at least twice aweek. Also, FEED
FOR STOCK. Isi) )8ui
Now, do expect, being first to establish a
regular shipping trade In produce from our
county 10 the East, that may receive the en-
couragement IN at will ensure success. =
Ii'cf GEORGE W. CRUIT. ~
Apribs, lsss-ew