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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1869-06-08

The following is a capitulation Of the
public debt statement as it appeared on
the LIST Of June:
Debt bearing interes in coin, bonds at 5
per cent ISSUED before March 3, 1864, S27,
OPP, 900; bonds at per cent, 10.40s,
issued under the act Of March 3, 1864,
1874. 567, 300: bonds of 1881 at per
cent, 81, SOP, els, 400; amount ontsand.
ing, 81, lO7, eS2, 100 interest, S39,476,-
562 IL.
Debt bearing interest in lawful money,
certificates 3 per cent. interest, S53,
600; navy pension fund, 6 per cent. in>
terest, Sl4, 200, 900; amount outstanding,
S67 ,075, 200; interest, Sl.236,500
Debt bearing no interest, demand and
legal tender notes, 1856, O59, pa; postal
aud fractional currency, S33, 452, 1928 40 ;
certificates of gold deposited, S23,340,.
720: amount outstanding, SAP, S52, 2S7
40.
Debt on which interest has ceased
since maturity-amount outstanding, SIS,
421. 1853 GO; interest, S726, $50 95.
| hO'"i i'Np' piihN pan outo'"hu'hSJ Co.
500, 231, 25l O4 interest account, "a
02i, $40 06 less amount of interest paiC
in advance, $3.50, AL, leaving S40,439
400 06; total debt, principal and interest
50, 633, 60 6j3 10.
Amount in Treasury--coin belonging
to the Government, SSl, 839,4G9 49
coiI for which certificates of deposit ar
outstanding. 1923, 34O,720; currency
$40, 98i, 555 OS; sinking fund in bond
bearing coin interest eud accrued interes
thereon, SO, 093, POS Az total, Sl2S. 25S
O39 9S.
Amount of public debt less cash an,
sinking fund in the Treasury, on the Is
ultimo, 50, 5l8, 707, 39l 90; decrease o
the public debt during the past month
S13, 3Sf,777 OF decrease since Marcl
|, 1869, $40, $50, SIC SO.
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''Ifmen or women could but find the tabled
fountain which is said to restore health and
strength, and beauty, with what eagsrness
they would rush to drink its water. ;, 1t is
found in the s. T,-1S60-X. The sale Of the
PLANTATION BITTERs is without q precedent in
the history of the world. They are at once the
most speedy, strengthening health-restorer
ever discovered 1t requires but single trial
10 understand this.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superio to the
best imported German Cologne, and
sold at half the price.
Petroleum V. Nasty relates that "Barrstt's
Vegetable Hair Restorative" had the effect to SO
renew the youth Of his beloved wife that "she
ran of with Yankee peddler this is probably
not the only instance where "Barrett's" has
proved captivating weapon in the hands OF
many lady whose personal charms have been
wonderfully brought out by the use Of this ex-
client preparation Manchester IN. II Mir
FOR.
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment may be used To
advantage where any Pain Killer is desirable.
In cases Of severe Cramps and Pains in the
stomach, it is undoubtedly the best article that
can be used.
Habitual constipation leads to the following
results Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Sick and
Nervous Headache, Biousness, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion. Piles, Loss Of Appetite, aud
Strength all (which may be avosd.d by being
regular in your habits, and taking, say one Of
Parsons Purgativs Pills nightly, for four OF
six weeks.
Every family needs to keep in the hous,
20 netting chat will cure headache, toothache
ague pains, lameness, bruises, cramps, ant
other kinds Of pain and suffering, and what II
there so good as Rennss Pain Killing Magi,
Oil Try it,
ITO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLEs
And tan from the face, use PERRr's Morn AM
FREcKLE LoTIoS. Sold by all druggists, Pro
pared only by DIR. B. c Perry. 8m6
EoR BLACK WORMS, AND pIMPLEs o,
| II THE FACE, use PERRYs CoMEDoSK AN
PIMPiE REMEDY, prepared only by DIR B. c. Pei
| ~, 40 Bond ST.. New York. Sold everywhre
The trade supplied by Wholesale Druggists,
8m
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independence Of character, or on allah
sorbiDg love of gain, will make bushes
Of loaning money. Hundreds of oter
wealthy men cannot afford 10 lend atLhe
legalized rates, and are forced TO inest
their capital in other enterprises But
remove these social and legal restrictins,
and the class of moncy-lenders would be
vastly increased in numbers, and filed
more with men of accommodating disyosi-
ions.
l regret that am forced to treat this
profound subject so briefly. But I ask
the candid consideration of your readers
to the arguments have limited at, rather
than presented in detail, May l be all
low ed to suggest that farmers and men of
business, who are thinking or these SUBJ
jects, would find much TO interest them in
such eminent writer's on Political Econo-
my as John Stuart Mill, Of ENGLAND, Prof
Bowen, of Harvard, or Amasa Walker, Of
Amherst. These men have devoted their
lives TO the study of these matters, and
any intelligent man of business could reads
their works with profit and delight,
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION by refer
ence TO the calls issued by the State and
County, Committees which wepublish else
where, it will be seen that our State
Convention occurs at Rutland, on We'd
nesday the 10th instant, and our County
Convention will be held at Middlebury on
Tuesday the 22d. The State Convention
will consist Of AIS delegates to be elected
at,town caucuses, the number to which each
town is entitled being determined by the
Republican vote cast for Governor last
fall, Middlebury is entitled to 4, Bristol,
Cornwall, Ferrisburgh, Lincoln, Monkton,
New Haven, Shoreham, Starksboro and
Vergennes to 2 each, and all the other
towns in Addison county, l each. ThiI
convention will nominate candidates fol
Governor, Lieut.. Governor and Treas
urer. Delegates TO this convention SHOULD
provide themselves with proper credential
signed by the secretaries of the primar,
meetings
Addison County Convention is a mas
convention, and every Republican in tn
county should attend it, determined t
insist upon having the best men nomina
tod for Office. We are to select candl
dates for Senators, Sheriff, County Judges
Probate Judges, &c. So long as VIC EN-
ploy the system of preliminary caucusss an
conventions let the citizens attend thes
primary meetings and see to it, that onl
good men are nominated.
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DlCkENS' WORKS IN THEIR
MOST COMPLETE FORM

Ills PUBLICATION OF MASTER Hu>ipHREY' CLoox
BY HrRD houoHroN, MAKES THEIR EDITION.
IIE MOST COMPLETE ONES IL THE sLARKfr.
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Addison County Ceurt,
JUNE TERM-1s69

Hon. John Pierpoint, Chief Justice,
Presiding.
Hon James M. slade ASST Judges.
Hon. Norman J, Allen
Isaac NJ. Trip, Sheriff.
The court assembled about noon, on
Tuesday, and was opened with prayer
by Prof George N. Weber.
After the proclamation by the Sheriff
the Grand Jurors were calledan sworn
~ follows:
T. F. Brevoort, Addison j. A.
Hamilton, Brldport; d. .R Gaige'
Bristol B. F. Haskell, Cornwall j.
w. Barnes, Ferrisburgh c. G. Rob
bins, Hancock J. P. Ball, Granville
II. w. Chamberlain, Goshen Daniel
Sargent, Lincoln J. w. Martin, Mid
dlebury s. F. Atwood, MSnkton A.
Squire, New Haven; E. Ray, Orwell
w. Cook, Ripton II. Thomas, Sails
bury 1. L. Strong, Starksboro NJ. W.
c. Wright, Sboreham c. t. Stevens,
Vergennes.
The following Petit Jurors were called
and sworn.
E. Adams, Addison ; I. D. Fletcher
Bridport ]. II. Barnum, Bristol ii
F. Dean, Cornwall; w. A. Leonard
Fsrrisburgh, M F. Allen, Ferrisburgh
A. J. Lamb, Granville d. B. Brown
Goshen; Robert Claflin, Hancock
D. G. Henry, Leicester; g. s. Vain
wright, Middlebury John Seeley
Middlebury II. P. Stilson, Monkton
n, c. Brooks, New Haven Elisha
Lawrence, New Haven E, D. Girls
void, Orwell E. Holland, Panton
B. F. Ripley, Ripton A. NJ. Everts
Salisbury; 8. Bushnell, Starksboro
A. B. Treadway, Shoreham II. VIII
lard, Vergennes ], n. Hawley, Yer
gennes VS.. Wright, Waltham; Z.
Lawrence, Weybrldgo J.. b. Pond
Whiting,
The following Causes have been dis
posed Of.
AMOS WHEELER A. A. ATWOOD
Action to recover damages for fraudu
lent representations on the sale
sheep. Attorneys for Pitt. Upper ant
Phelps. Attorney for Diff, Stewar
Eldredge.
PARKER v JosLIN--Action to recovc
U. S. Bonds amounting to s2SS7.55 hell
by DIT, as Administrator OF the es
tate of George Parker, late of Nergen
mes This property was destroyed b.
fire while In the possession of the DE
fendant. Counsel for Plaintiff Wood
bridge, Briggs, Phelps and Lucia, Fo
Defendant-Grandey, Hard and Stew
art. Jury disagreed and were dis
charged.
CHANDLER Town OF BRISTOL
Action to recover town bounty claime'
as reenlisted veteran, Verdict for DIT.
under direction of Court. Exception
taken. Counsel for Pitt, Wright AM
Stewart-For DIT, Spaulding.
HARVEY A. ATWOOD THE Tow
OF LINCOLN Action to recover tow
bounty claimed as reenlisted veteran
Counsel for Pitt, Spaulding and Stew
art. Counsel for Diff, Phelps. Verde
for Defendant with costs.
The Grand Jury was discharged o
Saturday.
True bills were found as follows:
State Henry Race and Henr
Adams-For breaking windows an
threatening language,
State Robert H. Young-Theh.
State Dustin Shaw-Theft.
State George w, Bolton-iors
Stealing.
State v James Z. Merriam-Bigam
and Adultery.
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Republican Union Convention.

Republican Union Convention.
A Republican Union Convention, for
Addison county will be held at Middle'
bury, on Tuesday, June 22d, 1869 at IL
o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of nomina-
ting county officers to be elected at the
ensuing election.
L. f. Smith,
Sam'l Cooke, County
H. F. Dean, COMMITTEE
Frances Douglas,
L. D. Eldridge,
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INDEX OF FICTITIOUS PLACES. FAMILIAR
SAYINGS, ETC,

rendering Hurd s. Hougkton's edition, tlorouglly
furnished, and The only complete ones in the nlar-
ket. TIE indexes .rers complied iCih great
care By Mr.. ". i Wheeler, the tcea
kHolca editor Of lIebEsI's Die.
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Here lies old thirty-three per cent
Slain by BINGHAM " dead as smelt,"
Come men and Boys help bury the dead.
And pay 10 per cent henceforth instead,
Help dig his grave, help bury him deep
In one Unconscious, dreamless sleep,
No board or slab shall mark the spot
Where flesh and name are doomed TO rot,
Nor angel-band shall sound their horn,
To wake his Resurrection morn,
And while he takes his cherries sleep.
I'll sell you Goods, and sell them cheap,
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[ T-HuNrINaToN.-InW eybridg
May 9th. by Rev, l.. c. Partridge, Mr.. Watson
&; sturteysnt ~ Miss BSlls Hunungton,au d
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22

Commission Of LWaacy Captain II
Harmeling, formerly well known and
popular conductor on the Va. & Tenn.
Railroad, was examined yesterday, DO.
fore commission consisting of Justices
Dibble and Strong, and -Dfs. Biackford
and Latham, having recently betrayed
unmistakable evidences Of mental disor
der. II was decided that Captain Har.
melting should be sencto BRISTOL where
bis family resides, to be properly cared
for and restrained, We record this sad
affection with sincere pain, for Captain
Harmeling is man of most admirable
qualities, with a host Of friends who
admire and esteem him warmly. -
Lynch. Rep.
The many friends of Captain Harme-
ling will be panied to hear of this great
calamity. lie is now With his friends
in this place, but preparations are be.
ing made to have him properly cared
for,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22
OUR NASHVILLE LETTER.
BALLOTING FOR SENATOR.
THE STATE BANKRUPT
NASHVILLE, Oct. 10, 1869.

NASHVILLE, Oct. 10, 1869.
Eds Neps,
Gentlemen The Legislature pal
lotted to day for u S. Scarborough
body in its own hall. johnson receiy>
ed 43; Elheridge 20; bulance were
scattered among T. A. II. Nelson,
Milton Brown, Il. Ii. Ewing. N. s
Brown, Baily Peyton and A. j. Fetch.
err Tomorrow the two houses will
meet 10 Convention and renew the bal.
lotting. No telling .esut. The Radi.
calls proper--l2 in number-voted for
Fletcher.
Due representative from Sullivan is
ia receipt of many letters relative to
funds to pay off the teachers of the free
schools. | am Informed that the coun
~ Supt. of Public Instruction has n
Oomptroller's warrant fora pretty large
amount, but, SO far has not been able to
get 1t cashed.. Treasurer Rust informs
me that Fax Collectors will oblige him
very much by paying all warrants issu
ed for school purposes->Comptroller
Blackburn's instructions to the contra.
ry northumberland that he (Rust)
will protect them in it. Que thing
certain, it is morally impossible to gel
any money out Of the Treasury here
Frequent calls with couple of SIN II
warrants, for one of my friends, con,
vinces me of this fact. Members of the
Legislature arc dealt out the pitable
sums of $40 up to Sj0-as their press.
ing demands may require.
The State is bankrupt; whether any
thing can or will be done to recupera,e
her Treasury and lesson taxes or not is
aquestion | cannot answer, hope So
A cOnyeEtion will be called, either
fresh from. the people; or the question
OF resolving the present General As.
sembly into one will be submitted to
them. The latter would be cheapest,
but 1t might not BE- as satisfactory to
the "outs" as the 'ins."
Yours; Typo
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22

Fine FtOur.--We have received from
DR.. Il, Hoffman sack of beautiful
family -four, ground at Hoffmsn's Mills
by Mr.. Marshall, who is thoroughly
posted in the -four business. We have
seen none betterin the market. Re.
cent improvements have been made
upon the mills and the brand will be
soon in active demand. Mess Hoff.
man aud Marshall are also engaged ex-
tensively In the humber business and
and now fill large orders off or on the
Railroad.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22
DEATH Oh THE RAIL 4!
A MAN, CRUSHED BENEATH THE
CARS.
DIES ON SEEING HIS FAMILY

DIES ON SEEING HIS FAMILY.
On Friday afternoon, as the freight
;rain from the East stopped to cut the
engine loose, as is the custom when
within half Il mile of the Round house,
a drunk man- climbed upon the cars,
and was ordered of by the conductor
He staggered away in the direction
the creek, the engine ran into the yard,
and the conductor entered his caboose
10 arrange his papers preparatory to
transferring his train to the Tennessee
road. The signal to turn of the brakes
was given aud the trout brakes were
turned of, aud the train moved forward
half car length. Capt. Woods, the
conductor, fearing tue man had return
ed unobserved, put on the rear brakes
and went out to look,, when he found
the man whose name proved to be VIM
Clark, lying alongside the track, with
his right arm ground and mangled, his
shoulder crushed and head cut
He was taken into the caboose and
brought to the Central Hotel. The pro
prietor, Mr.ssSpradling,. while others
were demanding pay, kindly threw open
his house, turned away his customers
aud waited upon him to Che time Of
his death, Drs. Templeton, Hoffman,
Carter, Pepper and Berry volunteered
tbeir services, but no favorable oppor
tunity for amputation presented itself
until Sunday afternoon, when there was
n reaction. His arm was then taken
of at the shoulder, Or. Templeton using
the knife, He seemed t. be doing vel
and his friends began to entertain hopes
of his recovery, until Tuesday evening,
when his wife and sister-iu.law arrived.
Which SO excited him that he sank and
, .diediin.a few minutes.
There is. little probability that he
could have recovered under any circum.
stances, as he had every attention that
skillful surgeons could give lie was
from tho vicinity of Abingdon and bad
served tenn in the Penitentiary.
Ills life had been one of intemperance
ard crime, aud his, but, adds another
name to the long list of bloody and ter
riblc deaths that has shocked a eommu-
nifty, aud for which the whiskey deal
crs and drinkers must some day reuder
an account.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22

Just in Time -Wc have now on band
upwards of 400 Grape Vines, two years
old from the bud. They are Of the
kinds known as Ives Seeding and the
Oatawba, and are well rooted. Dcring
the present beautiful weather grape
vine for next season should be trans
planted. Nothing is cheaper, more lus-
cious and at the same timo more scarce
than good grapes. We will sell these
vines at a price so low that no one need
be without them. Apply to the
EDS. News.
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Gold, IN New York, 100
ANNOUNCElfkNTS.

We are authorized to announce JAMES
P. RAIDER as a candidate for CLERK of
Sullivan County Court.
We are authorized to announce On. JOHN
r. HAMMER ms candidate for Clerk of
Sullivan County Court.
We are authorized to announce SAML
EVANS as a candidate for the Clerkship of
the Circuit Court of Sullivan county, at
the approaching election in March
Reduced Price.-Payn's patent cedar
ochurns at wholesale factory rates for
few days only By
FOWLER & GIBBoNEY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22

Wanted.--We have departed from
our rule, not to publish any piece with
out the authors name, and Published
elsewhere the poem "a Soldiers Dream
We we're unwilling to consign thoso
beautiful lines to the waste basket where
without pity or remorse thousand
others find aresting pace. What VIC
want is that "FIoy"s will give us her
true name and WHOM she writes herself
authoress of "a Soldiers Dream" 90
blush need to tiuge her check. We
half suspect whom the fair lady is and
wish to number her among our friends
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O-TELS.j
THE WASHINGTON HOUE.
URG, Va,

IN NEW HANDS.
DEING the owner of this valuable proper
ID ty, have taken charge oft on my own
account, with determination of making II
a FIRST GLASS HOTEL in all of its de.
partmentss having had II thoroughly refitted
and furnished so as TO accommodate both
ladies and gentlemen with all conveneDees
and comforts.
The table will be'kept well supplied at all
ineuls with the best thatthe MARKET will
AFFORD, while the bar will be furnished
with the purest Of LIQUORS, WINES, &C.,
am neither surpassed byany in Virginia.
The services of Mr.. NJ p. Bledsoe have
been secured to take charge as principal Imam
ager, assisted by Mrs. M. J. Gibbs, bath of
them highly capable If conducting tho 5asi
ness % hotel keeping, and being well lhown
as such, can with confidence assure the pub
tic that in patroniziug tho house. they viii
have no cause to complain. -.
The omnibus will attend the Depots reg
ularly to take passengers up to the house
and return them to the depotsfree Of charge
Being centrally located, convenient TO the
principal business of the place, with the
Postoffice in the building and with first
class accommodations at reduced rates,
confidently expect a fair share of patronage
from my friends and the public.
7. c. S. FERGUSON.
LFScHBURG, VA, Feb. 8, 1868.
feb2i m.-r'd Oct. 23.tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22

HIS, Feathers, Boanets and PIun,es.
Mrs. Galloway has received her stock
OF beautiful goods for the ladies and
w will have her opening on Thursday next.
one has met with great success in Brisr
tol and we notice that she supplies
many ladies from towns at a distance.
Not to visit Mrs. GALLOWAY on opening
DAY would be worse than not to take
DGmorest's Magazine.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22

RTdliE PROPRIETOR having Tssently taken this
u House, situated near tho Court House, and
central to all the business houses OF the place Is
rehting and furnishing the and is prepared to
offer the Public all the comforts ola
FIRST CLASS HOTEL
And on terms a. liberal ~ sny other Horse Of its
class IN the Southwest lie only asks call 70 insure
satisfaction.
Porter and Hack at the Depot regularly
Call for the Virginia House. D. II. PAYNE,
sept, q Proprietor
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His advertisement appears elsewhere.

ALAsKA.-Where on this globe can VIC
beyond the omnipresent Yankee Landing
at SITKA, We bad walked but a short dis
tance into the town when we reached the
northern depot Of DR.. Ayers medicines in
full display among the huts, shanties aud
courts OF these boreal tribes. There tn
familiar, homelike names of his Cherry
Pectoral, Pills, &C., salute us from the
exterior and interior Of store which shows
more business than its neighb,r, aud
proves that these sinple but sur remed es
are eveo more nece 'sary 10 savage life tina
TO ourselves rh re they visit every Preside
Correspondent Alexand. Journals
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22

Thanks The Senior Editor of the
te~s, who has been confined to his
room of painful illness since the Nth.
acknowledges the reception of delica,
cles from Mrs. VIM. Templin & Mr..
Col. Juo. f. Terry. lie is now so far
recovered that he hopes to be able to
work upon thenext issue of the Neos
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22

Ren,ooed to Bristoi.-Mr. @ p. Nc.
Cary, for some years past a resident
this place, has, in The past few days,
removed to Bristol, Tennessee. Mr.
McCary was one of our most energetic
Mechanics, and an honest upright mar,
aud bis loss will be greatly felt in our
community. We cordially commend
him to the good people of Bristol, and
trust be will receive hearty welcome
and liberal patronage.-Bedford Sen
iinel.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22

Gold Coiaing From the quantity
of Stomach Bitters sold in this aud
other towns Messfs. HOStetter 4 Smith
must be OOiuiug gold. Ii is found iu
every climate and sells in every town
They have been extensive advertisers
or twenty years and baye just signed
.contrast with US for another year,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22
Hollands German TonIS

dd combination Of al hs Ingredients Of tie Bit.ers
vih PuKE Santa oTBr Rum, Orange, etc. n u used
for ne same dseaseS the Biers eies ,ohsre so<
pure alcoholic stimulus required You teSu bear IN
mind that these remedies are entirely different Trom
any Others ddpertisod for The Of s dtsedsef ndmed
, being scientific preparations Of medicinal sztrdct
vhfe he otherf are mere decoctiOHf Of rum IN sops
form. The TONIC is decidedly one II Ae moa plea
Iant and agreeable reseies offered 70 Ne pubiso
ne taste is e<qrise Hn pisdsrs 10 take & ,hils ia
Ue-girtng, celebrating, and msdierai qualities hau
sansed IL 70 Be knopn as hs greateR If Oh teasca
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-22

WytheVWe Fair. This exhibition
commenced on Wednesday and though
it promised to be quite success We
have not received adviccs from it up to
the time of going to press.