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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-22
feb2j.ThSw COmmi.s,ousr Of Patent
JrNITRp STATES PATENT oFFICg.

TINTED STATES PATENT OFPlCB.
y wAsHISGroS, D. c., February Is, 1869
on the petition Of Aeon c, scnLoudH, OF Baston,
ent granted to him on the 18th day Of Nay. 1885.
for an improyem 'nt In Crate Bars for fuInacesi
II Is ordered that sid petition be heard at this
once on the 10th day Of May neIt my person
may oppose this extension. obiections. depos'.
twen'y days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA f00TB,
mb2.Tuyt Commissioner OF Patents
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y ,WAsEIsoIos,,D D; g., March g. Is60.
Massachusetts,, praying for the extension OF a
patent granted to him on the l2th day Of June,
0ut DOT and shoe soles:
Il 1. ordered that said petition DO heard at this
may oppose this extension. Objections, deposi.
tions. and other papers, should be hled In this
once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
mhl3.s3y CommissioneT Of Pstenis
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TLLNTNS OF 4 CITY PHYsICIAS.-We regret
to learn that DR.. j. r. Piper, well known TO
many Of Our citizens as an eminent homn-
pathst physician, Is now lying seriously i'll
ut his residence on Twelfth street. His d.
scasr Is cancer in the iiICc and his medical
attendants have no hopes Of his recovery.
d, Piper returned to t.is city but a few
months ago from visit to Europe, whittier
he went 10 be- treated fol his disease Ly the
most eminent GERMAN practitioners. Not
finding any relief under their system he re-
turned 10 hi- home in tins city, since which
time his suffering, h sc greatly Increased.
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Police ISTELLIGESCE.-Olivia Colwell and
Rcna Price, two lewd colored females, were
each fined s5 for disorderly conduct on the
streets.
William Quigley, for selling liquor without
license, was fned $40, upon which he APP
pealedi but Patrick Fealey paid $50 to Jus
tice Thompson for a like offence.
Sarah Shelton, colored, for assaulting Ellen
Ross, was committed to jail for court by
Justice Walters.
William Anderson, colored, charged with
grand larceny, was committed to jail by Jus,
lice Lynch.
James Liverpool and Walker White, scav-
engers, were arrested for violating a health
ordinance, AMI the former was fined sl0 and
the latter 81 and costs.
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" wAsHIsGroN, D. G, frb. "a, 1852.
On the petition OF GEoRdB W. La BAw, Of Jersey
patent granted to him the 10Th day Of May, 1855.
w AZ ~ lnpIoNs men ~ ntts MAehlnei - At,
ofhee on the 10Th day Of May next. Any person
lions. and other papers, should be hled in his
once twenty days before the day Of hearing.
ELISHA F0OTR,
fsb27-S3w Commissioner Of Patents
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Robbery ANn f., \lU n ruF TnIEF.-On
Friday evening last Frruohuun named
Eugene COnrtot, who ir'two lr three weeks
past has bGeu At work for Ml Dcmorprnt.
a barber on Pennsylvania avenue, suddenly
len the city, taking with lin about 800
w'gtA of hair, lot Of razor and Il small sum
Of money, the property of his employer. A.
yet no tidlngs have been had Of the thief,
and he has probably got beyond the reach Of
:he officers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-10
political MATTERS.

Michigan pays her judges fifteen
hundred dollars a year.
Andrew johnson stock is going up
in Tennessee. Elsewhere 1t is "gone
up"
The Republicans of Richmond are
to give Judge Underwood banquet.
Hon. r. II. Glass. of Virginia, hav-
ing been charged with changing his po-
litical views, has written a letter admit
ting the truth of the charge. He says
he has changed because events have
changed. He adds that he shall cling
no longer to the fallen fortunes OF the
Northern Democracy.
The indianapolis Journal (Repub-
lican) continues to wall about Cum
back. and the Madison Courier (also
Republican) says to 1t: "Why don't
YOU dry up? The margin for the ticket
in October is very small; without the
aid of those who kn0w hoU, it will be
easily wiped out"
MACK" the well-known cores
pondent and joint proprietor OF the
Cincinnati Enquirer, says:
Take 1t for all in all, the Senate of the
United States is a queer representative
of National probity and National intel
ligence. It Is only a few weeks slnct
one of its Radical members was expell-
ed, for the fourth time, from temper
ance society; another has recently beer
shown to be deep in a half dozen lanC
sWindleS, .''f
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NEWS AND GOSSIP.

Blind Tom is at Detroit, Michigan,
giving concerts.
In Switzerland, one who kills an
other is liable for the debts of the muir
dered man.
-Pnrepa is laid up in Baltimore with
acute rheumatism-nOt the sort the
Princess of Wales is subject 10.
Bronze sleeve buttons are now the
'.nobby" thing. The more hideous the
design, the more fashionable.
We understand that yelocipede,
owned by ChillicOthe, gave birth to a
large colt the other day Waperly
(OhiO) WGtchmGn.
"A Philadelphia funeral notice re-
quests the gentlemen friends to assem-
Die "in full dress suit and white gloves. i"
DIR. johnson once remarked, while
speaking of funerals, that no man eats
his dinner the worse for the loss OF his
dearest friend.
How to preserve her looks, and how
not to have children, seem really to be
the chief thoughts of women nowadays.
The New York Express says: "A
Young gentleman who formerly was
head porter at a Boston hotel, led the
German at Miss IS the other even
ing"
Every member of the House OF
Commons, every Peer of the realm, every
Prince and the Queen herself, must pay
the postage on every thing that is sent
by mail.
"A. T. Stewart has sold twenty
shawls this season, worth $1,000 each,
and one worth $4,000. One woman
lately ran up bill for $40. 600, at his
store, in a couple of months.
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NEW YORK.
NEW York, February o.

NEW 1OhhI EeUtudEy Ss
In the Court OF Sessions, yesterday,
before Recorder Hackett, Patrick Mar
tin. for burglary in the second degree,
was sent to the State prison for ten
years. Andrew SchurZ, for grand lar
ceny, was sentenced to Sing Sing for
four years and six months. John Craw-
ford, for burglary in the third degree,
was sent to the State prison for four
years and six months. William John
son, colored, for grand larceny, was
sentenced to the State prison for five
years. John Mcguire, for stealing a
wagon, was sent to the State prison for
five years. Pat Moore, for highway
robbery, an old offender, was sentenced
to the State prison for twenty years.
The steamship Queen from London,
arrived. Eight of her crew were badly
wounded on the passage by the heavy
sea.
Gen. Grant, yesterday, endorsed the
visit of Col. Collyer, of the Indian Peace
Commissioners, to Fort Cobb, Indian
Territory, and instructed the officers of
the army to furnish all facilities to him.
Private letters from Paris state that
Gen. Dix will resign from the Ministry
to France in March.
1t is stated that Rothschilds purchas-
ed two millions of United States bonds
recently.
London papers announce the failure
of Morgan, Melbourne q Co., merchants;
liabilities one-hRlf million sterling;
and the suspension of Ward & Co., OF
Bradford, England, liabilities heavy.
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WHEELING WEST VA WEDNESDAY MORNING To- 1869

The Speaker stated that, after con-
ference with the tellers appointed to
count the electoral votes tomorrow, he
had directed the DOorkeeper to reserve
the diplomatic gallery exclusively for
the diplomatic corps and families, and
the south gallery to the left of the Speak.
er's chair for the ladies and. families OF
Senators and Representatives., in each
case until half-past twelve O'Clock, at
which time the reservation should
cease. If there should then be any
pressure for seats, and there should
then be any seats unOccupted, the Door
keeper would give them to those desir-
ing. These directions had been given
after conference with the tellers and in
accordance with the usual custom.
The Senate amendments to the Consul
lar Diplomatic Appropriation bill were
brought before the House by MIR. Spald-
ing, who reported them from the Com
mittee on Appropriations, and were dis
posed of.
Mr.. Pettis, from the Committee on
Elections. made report on the con-
tested election case of New Mexico,
ending with resolutions that Mr.. Cleav-
er, the sitting member, was not entitled
to a seat, and that Mr.. Chaves, the con-
testant, was, which were ordered to be
printed.
The House went into Committee of
the Whole, Mr.. Terry in the chair, and
resumed the consideration of the Army
Appropriation bill. Mr.. Garfield ad-
dressed the committee for an hour in
explanation and advocacy OF the
amendment reported by him from the
Committee on Military Affairs for the
reduction of the army and dimtnution
of the number of officers by the system
of gradual absorption, as opposed to the
plan of direct mastering out, the con-
solicitation of the quartermasters, COM
missary and pay departments, and the
abolition of the, ordnance corps. The
Committee rose and the House took a
recess.
The evening session to be for the con-
sideration OF the tax bill.
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WEST VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
REGULAR SESSION.
SENATE.
TUESDAY. Feb. 9th, 1869.

TUESDAY, Feb. 9th. 1869.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Doolittle, q
member of the Senate.
A message from the House by the
Clerk, announced the adoption OF a
joint resolution providing for Com
mittee to investigate the condition OF
Berkeley Springs. Tabled, on motion
of Mr.. Burley.
Mr.. Hoke, from the Committee on the
judiciary, reported n bill authorizing
Robert +. Dennis, of Greenbrier county
TO practice law without taking the test
oath. The bill was passed.
On motion of Mr.. Price, the letter
filed by Mr.. Dennis, In which he endor.
ses the resolution passed by the Senate
at its extra session in 1868, was placed
on the records.
Mr.. Hoke, from the same Committee,
reported a bill permanently locating the
capital of this State. The bill was read
the first time. Il leaves the place blank.
Mr.. Doolittle offered resolution
requesting the Committee on Education
to inquire into the expediency of pass
ing bill authorizing Boards OF Educa.
ton to assess per capita tax OF 30 per
annum on all bachelors. Rejected.
A message from the House by Mr..
Howes, announced the passage OF
bill authorizing the trustees of the M.
l.. Church, on Phillippi circuit, to sell
their parsonage property. Read the
first time.
On the adoption of the Senate Joint
Resolution, asking Congress to so
amend the constitution of the United
States as to confer the right Of Suffrage
on women, Mr.. Young said that he
was no prophet, nor the son OF prophet,
yet, he prophesied that the time is not
for distant when old fogyism would
melt away, and this right be granted to
the fair portion of mankind.
The vote Fesulted in the rejection OF
the resolution:
dent,) DrummOnd, Doolittle, Hoke;
Humphreys, Wilson, Workman and
YOung-S.
Nays-Nessrs. Applegate, Boreman,
Burley, Gather, Dix, Dawson, Davis,
Foster, Leonard. Price, Ramsdell and
Werninger-l2.
lit is noticeable fact that the 6Gche
tors all voted in favor of female suf-
frage.-REP.]
The following bills were passed:
The House bill to amend the charter
OF the West Virginia Transportation
Company.
TIE Senate bills to prevent the de-
struction OF small game; for the relief
OF Samuel Young, OF POcnhOntas coun-
ty; and 10 authorize l.. S. Hall, of Wet
Eel county, to practice law without TAX
ing the test oath.
On motion of Mr.. Price, it was order
ed that the letter OF Mr.. l.. s. Hall, ac-
companying his petition, bs spread
upon the records.
The President presented communi
cation from the Baard of Public Works
In relation to the proceedings of the Ka-
nawha Board. Ordered printed.
The bill making an appropriation to
the Department on Immigration, and
the bill making an appropriation to the
Hospital for the Insane, were referred
to the Committee on Finance and
Claims.
The bills legalizing the acts of Zane
Underwood; to change the time OF hold
ing Court in Lewis county, and provid-
ing for the publication OF notices, were
referred 10 the Committee on the Judi
cinry.
Adjourned.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
nAEKErs By TELEGRAPH.
NEW York, February

NE" 4OAhI HoOEudEJ Js
CorroN-Firm, sales of 500 bales in
cluding 2, 900 bales in transit at 30Nc
for middling uplands.
FLoUR-Closed steady for medium,
dull and heavy for low grades.
GRAIN-Wheat-Qui without decid- :
ed change. Rye-Dull and heavy at
81 45a1 AZ for western. Oats-Qutet at
75<c for western in store. Corn-Dull
at 89aS9c for new mixed western and
81 GOAL OF in store and nf1oat for old
mixed western.
1sIoNs-Pork-Dull and heavy
at $33 so for new mess, cash and future,
without buyers. Beef-Quiet and un-
changed. Cut Meats-Firm with mode.
rate demand. Bacon-Quiet without
LARD~Duii at 2OAa2o55c for good to
prime steam.
EGGs-Steady at 23a25c.
DRY GOODS.
Cotton cloth Is held firm; heavy
brown sheetings and white of two or
three popular brands, are held Ha1c
higher by agents. All classes of do
mestic and imported fabrics are firmly
held, but traders are cautious in taking
hold. Still good many goods are be-
ing sold and business is still increasing
In volume every day. Spring styles OF
shawls are not in display, but will be
open at 35a75c.
MONEY AND STOCKS.
MoNEY-Very easy at 5a7 per cent on
call; banks and trust companies have,
however, no difficulty in employing
their full balances at the legal rate.
Considerable amounts of currency are
being sent South to meet the require
ments of the cotton trade.
STERLIEG-Dull at 1091<a109X.
GoLD-LoWer; opened at 1857, and
closed at 1876.
GovERNMKNT SToCKs-Higher, clos.
ing steady. Coupons 'Sl, 113al131I; do
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ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO. FebruarY Q,


To-day General Fuller introduced an
other restriction railroad bill in the Illi-
nois Senate. 1t limits all existing or
future railroads to just, reasonable
and uniform rate OF passenger fare and
freight, but it will not release the 1lli-
nois Central Railroad Company from
payment into the State Treasury of the
per centage on their gross receipts
stipulated in their charter. The Cover
nor's veto of the former bill was sus.
tained to-day.
Hon. Murray Mcdonnell. State Sena-
tor, was murdered in his Office in jack
sonville, this morning. The marks of
five blows inflicted by a slung shot
were found upon his head. No cause
or clue is assigned.
The Wisconsin Senate last evening
voted to assent to the formation of the
new State of Superior, from Northern
Wisconsin and Michigan.
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WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, February s

W ASi4NU IO4NI It CUT UtAIJ O
Col. Balch, OF the Ordnance Bureau,
was sworn in the Oyer Court of Inquiry,
yesterday, and underwent a partial
examination. His testimony is con-
sidered very important.
The pardon of Dr. Mudd was prepar-
ed to-day, and has doubtless received
the Presidents signature.
In the Supreme Court to-day, petit
tions were filed for writs of hdOedS cor
puS for the relief of Edward Spangler
and Samuel Arnold the assassination
conspirators, now confined at the Dry
Tortugas; their discharge is claimed
under acts of Congress, the Presidents
proclamation of pardon and amnesty
and the decision of the Supreme Court.
No action was taken on tho petition
and it is not known when the matter
will come up for consideration.
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IEY TELEC2itAI'II.
EUROPE.
EN CLAN y.

LONDON, February 9.
Several shlpwrecks and disasters
have occurred during the late gales.
The ship Persian, from Savannah for
Bremen, went ashore in the North Sea,
on Nordeny Island, and is probably a
total loss. The crew were saved.
The Glasgow Chamber of Commerce
have presented an address to Reverdy y
Johnson, urging tho practical adoption
of the principles of free trade In the
United States.
SPAIN.
MADRID, February 8.
In reply 10 the further solicitations OF
his fellow citizens, Espartero again de-
cliues seat in the Constituent Cortes,
to which he was elected.
Among the changes contemplated in
the administration of the Government
is the abolition OF the colonial ministry
as distinct department.
GREECE.
ATHENS, February 8.
Tho members of the new Cabinet now
unanimously agree with the King, in
adhering to the resolutions of the Paris
Conference.
TURKEY.
CoNsTANT1NoPLE, Feb. 8.
The Sultan hns appointed Haussein
Pasha, to succeed Naniuck Pasha, as
Minister CT War. Haussein Pasha has
been Minister of Police since March.
1865.
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VIRGINIA.

NORFOLK Feb. s.
L. King, Jr., formerly agent of the
Virginia Express Company in this city,
is reported to have been knocked down
and robbed OF SIC, 900 while on the way to
the depot, and who was subsequently
arrested on suspicion of completely in
the robbery, makes full confession of
his guilt, which also duplicates Thos.
c. Potts. his brother-in-law. About
81, 600 OF the stolen money, which be-
longed to the Norfolk and Petersburg
Railroad COMPANY, were recovered.
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mAssACHUsErrs.
BosToS. Februar,

Boston, February s.
In the Essex Superior Court, to-day,
held in Lynn, O'Baldwin was found
guilty OF prize fighting, which is against
pealed, and the case will go to the Su-
preme Court. There was large at.
tendance of roughs in expectation of
his discharge, who were much disap-
pointed.
....... BosToN, February 9.
John Sullivan fell into a vat of boil
Ing sugar at the Eagle Refinery, yes
terday. The skin peeled off from his
waist to his neck. He will probably
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PENNsYLVAHIA.
PH1LADELPH1A, Feb.

IhILNO1sl1I
Gen. Grant arrived this morning. and
He is SO fatigued from travel and his
labors in New York, as to be unable
to attend a wedding in this city, at
which his presence was promised.
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Boston, February 9.
mURDER MOST HORR1BLE.
A Father Stays His Child appalling
DIspOs .tIOn OF tho Body.

..- ST. Louis; February 6.
A man named Hoefer, living in the
outskirts of Hannibal, Missouri, muir
dered his daughter, ten years old, yes
terday. He first strangled her with a
strap, and then cut her body in two with
q knife, alter which he tore her heart
out, cut it open with knife and swal-
lowed the blood. he was arrested, and
when asked why he committed the deed
he replied that Christ died-that Christ
was killed-and 1t was no worse for his
child to die than Christ-that he offered
her as sacrifice to Christ. It Is said the
man is insane on religion. .-f..
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river and weather.
PITrsBUReH, Feb. 0.

PITIsBURHHI Fep' D.
Raining; River feet 10 inches and
falling Thermometer 4O'.
r - CINGINEATI, Feb. 8. :
The river has fallen 10 inches with
"a feet Z inches in the channel Themo-
meter 52o. There was q heavy rain
here last night, but it is now clearing
up,
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2rntESsinnaI.
Drs. Lighthill & Reid

VIII visit the following points as follow:
AT THE
MOL u RE IIOU y E,
Wheeling. from Monday, February 22d, til!
"Wednesday noon, Febrnnry 2hh.
THE
LTON IICTS E.
Washington, Pa, from Saturday evening,
February 9Th, until "wednesday oven
ing. February 10Th.
ATTIIE
UNITIGD STATES HOUSE,
RtenbsnviIIc, o.. from Thursday, February
10th, til saturday, FebruHry 18TH
ATTHE
Sw AN I1OU 8 H.,
Pnrkersburg, West Va, from Monday, Feb.
18TH, Till Saturday, February @6.h.
ATTHE
LI'ON HOU - II,
Washington, Pa, from Wednesday evening,
February gath, I'LL Saturday morn
ing, February 9th.
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CONSULTATION FREE.
TAKE HOTICE.

Patients arc hereby informed that after
the first visit they can take the treatment
home and use 1t until cured, without pam OF
interruption 10 their usual VOCATION
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-02-10

soo LBS. EXCELSIOR HAND POINT
htNb ed Horse Shoe Nails, assorted sizes,
p. ,HILDRErH d BRO,
dacII s. Main Street.
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Hoofland's German Bitters,
AND:

HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
PREPARED BY Or. G M JACKSON:
PH1LADELFHIA,P PA.
Thirty five years since they were first in
troduced into this country from Germany,
during which time they have undoubtedly
Ing humanity to a create extent, than any
other remedies knO wn to the public.
These remedies will eft ctuaIly cure Liver
Complaint, JaundiCe, dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility, ~ Chronic DiarrhGra,
Disease OF the Kid 'neys and all DiseI,-
ses arising from Disordered Liver,
AlnT1nnh a II linEE-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

ITEMS. 1t is said that Gustave Dore has dc
s-royed his pictlre of the gambling room at
Homburg because the originals Of the portrait
threatened his life.
The famous blockade runner, "Let Her B, -
An Eogli,h contribution TO International neu-
traity, is now ruusing on Lake Superior
Her speed i, twenty miles an bout
The everlasting Hoosac Tunnel II said to be
getting on faster than usual at this time OF the
Year. Five years is the term allotted to the
new contractors to finish the work. The miners
are mostly Coruishmen and Canadians.
Mature has written honest man on his
face" said a man u JerrOld, speaking OF q
person 10 whom Jerro'd's faith was not alto
gether olind. Hun T. Jerrod replied then
she pen must have been very bad one"
The Rev Dr. PunShOn, the noted English
preacher, has visited both Chicago and Gin
ainnai, and he says that lat Chicago every
body seems to be going to some place at Gin
eiunari they look as Enough they had been
there and returned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11
Ry Green a. Wise,

(Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
DY VIKTU Il of decree of the Circuit Court
ID for Alexandrs county, rendered At Noyem-
Dor term. 1891, in the suit of q. Washington VS..
Burloy, Admir-, et as, the undersigned, Com
missioner therein named will offer for SALE at
Uubic auction, on Thu RSDAY, the seth day
of September, 1869, in front Of the Mayors
office, in the city of Alexandria, LOT OF
g HOUN N D, situated and bounded as follows
Beginning st point ST feet inches north of
Madison street. running thence north on An a.
ley IL feet 10 inches WIDE parallel to Washing
ton street 81 feet q inches; thence west on an
alley feet wide parallel to Madison street 45
feet thence south on alley feet wide parallel
TO Washington street 60feet . inches and thence
east in u straight line to the beginning. The
said alley, IS ieet ~ inches wide runs from
Mad son street north There is y large quanti-
ty OF STONE on said lot which will be sold
with the premises.
TERMS-0ne- fourth cash. and the residue
in three equal instruments, payable At G, Il an
Is month, respectively, with interest from tn @
day of sale, for which the bonds of the pur-
chaser, with security, are TO be ven, and the
title retained Until the purchase money is paid
an 2o-eo's GEO w BRENT Com'r