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Cincinnati Market.


FLOUR-Dull; family q 0Oa5 25.
GRAIN-Wheat steady; red | l0al
IL. Corn in good demand at SSa9oc
supply hardly equal to demand. Oats
6rm at 55a60c. Rye firm and 10 good de-
mand at 95a97c. Barley dull at SOcal
.05.
COTTON--Firm and 4c higher; mid
ding 224c.
TORACCO-In good demand; sales
no hhds at 4 O0al7 80; the offerings not
equalto demand.
WHISKY-Buoyant and unsettled !
GOAL OF, but none offering.
PROVISIONS-Firmer with more de-
mapd: sales 400 bbls mess pork at % 80;
offerings light Bulk meats higher; sales
200, 1000 lbs at lOac for shoulders, l4sa
14sc for clear rib sides and 15c for clear;
demaud chiefly for clear rib SIDES. Ba-
con higher and in demand; offerings
light; sales ITO hhds at 1liallsc for
shoulders, l5ac for clear sides, l6aal6! for
clear. Sugar cured hams I74alo3c
LARD-Firmer; not offered below l6c
and but little at that rate.
BUTTER--Firm but little choice OF
fcring; brings 3Oa35c for Western ks'
serve
EGGS-Firm at lie.
SUGAR-In good demand atfall rates
sales at 1Oaa12!c for raw.
COFFEE--Demand good at full prices
OILs--Linseed dull at ssasoc. Lart
at 81 25a1 % and very firm. Petroleum
dull; reported at 25a26c. :.
GOLD-ll31 buying and ll3i selling
EXCHkNGE--Firm at par to 5o pre-
MUM buying ~
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NEARLY PoIsoNED.-The family of Mr..
N. Burcher, near Somerton, recently had
very narrow escape from poisoning by
eating green peaches which had been
kept in tin cans. Mrs. Burcher on
opening the can of peaches observed
that green scum had gathered on the
top, which she removed, renarking that
she feared they were not good. She
tasted the peaches and shortly after ex-
perienced burning sensation in the
mouth and throat. In very short time
she was dumb and blind. A SON and
daughter also ate few of the peaches
and shortly commenced vomiting. A
physician was called, and upon examin-
ing the fruit pronounced it to contain
poison enough to kill forty men. We
believe the members of the family are
all recovering, but presume they will
hereafter not fancy peaches.-BasRes-
rifle Enterprise.
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REpoRr OF THE CoMmssroNEn OF CeM.

REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF Gem
MON SCHooLs.-We are indebted to w i.
ID. HENkLE, State Commissioner of Com
mon Schools for copy of the Sixteenth
Report. 1t is very valuable work.
Mr.. HENKLE requests us to state that
each of the following officers are entitled
to copy of the State School Report,
viz; Auditor, County Treasurer, Probate
Judge, Prosecuting Attorney, the three
County School Examiners; the Treasu-
rer and Clerk of each township, the
Clerk of each local Board of Directors
in the several townships. the Superinten-
dents of the graded schools, the Presi-;
dent, Clerk and Treasurer of the several
School Boards, the chief officer or in
structor of any college, academy. &c.
They MUST write to the Commissioner at
Columbus.
We make the following extracts in re-
lation to tie schools of Monroe County:
l. Condition of school houses, etc.
School houses generally good. There
are few log ones. Il would be desira-
BILE generally to have the houses larger,
And more attention paid to ventilation.
One .hnndfed and twenty ,three are good !;
eighteen log. Few of ti chools have
apparatus, except hackboafds; some
have maps:
2. condition Of school libraries"
Little interest seems to be taken in
school libraries, Reports from several
townships indicate no knowledge Of the
number of condition of the books. A
few of the townships report the condi.
ton of the books as medium.
8. Condition and progress Of schools
Considerable progress has been made
in the manner of teaching, with good
results to the pupils. The qualifications
Of teachers are much improved. and ex-
aminations to entitle teachers to certifi
Gates from the Board of Examiners are
conducted thoroughly
4. "Character of school returns.
With some exceptions of receipts and
expenditures, also libraries, the returns
from township clerks are satisfactory
I am of the opinion it would be true
economy to have a superintendent of
schools for each county, and greatly con-
duce to the efficiency of the schools, as
Wet as having the accounts properly ad-
liuste6 ana regulated.
SAMUEL GRIMsHAw, Auditor,
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spoon Butler and Piesan Sheri-
dan.

Forney has raised his voice for war.
He cries aloud for the application of war
forces against Tennessee, Louisiana,
Texas and Georgia. He says:
"Let the elements of power be organ
lied and applied. Eet the Bingham
amendment be thrown out. Let Ten
nessee, as at present misgoyerned, be
declared all usurpatlon. Let no officer
of the army be retained in the South
who becomes an ally of heproscriptive
element Let the spirit Of Butler and
Sheridan pervadc the army. in Louisiana
and Texas, and they are saved
The spirit of Butler and Sheridan
Pillagc and massacre combined! Dear
Forney, 'Let us have peace"
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FANCY DRINK.

Madeso Poor Rum. Whisky Proof Hplr-
It's anil Refuse Liquors dectored, fpiced
and sWeeteiied TO please the tastE, called
;.Tonuics,n Appetisers," "Rsstorers, &c.. tSat
lead the tipplsron to drunkenness andfuin,
but are true medicine made flonl the native
R ,ots and Herbs. of. California, rRss IRON all
ALCOHOLIC SrIauLASrs. They are the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER AMI LIFE CIV
ING FRINCIPLE, perfect Renovator
aud Iuvigorator of tn, system, carrying Of all
poisonous matter anl restoring the blood to
healthy condition No person can take
these Bitters according to. directions. .andse
main long unwsl. :
SlOO will be given for an rabls case,
provided ths bones are not destroyed By min
eral poisons, or other means, and the evital
organs wasted beyond the point Of repair. )
For Iafammafory and Chronic Rhett-
n,atisn,, and Cote Eysprpsia oy Iadigcs-
ton, Bilious, RsmEtrat' and Iete,miftent
Ferers, Diseases Of the Bid5il. Eieef, KID
neys, aud Bladder. these Bittcrs have bean
most successful. Such diseases are caused BY
Yitiated Blood, which is generally produced
by arrangement Of the Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the vitiatel blood whenever yoa
find its Impurities bursting through the skin
pimples, eruptions or sores; cleanse it when you
find it obstructed and sluggish in the veins;
cleanse it when it is foul, and your feelings
Aslb tell you when. Keep the blood pure and
Tie fRSalh Of fhs system win follow.
PIN,;sfA Pt and other WORMS, farking in
The system IF sGfssny. tl!oitsards,are efcctually
destroyed and removed.
In Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fe-
! Al. G-l n
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Chicago Market.

ApIli SA'
FLOUR--Firm and quiet at 8 TOAD 20
for spring extras.
GkAlN-Wheat declined 2ia3c; clo-
sing at SOaS0lc for No. 2; tbi: a'ternoor
the market was unsettled al Bic cash and
81 .aslac seller May, Corn dull and = q
s5e lower; sales at S6a5Sc cash aud SS,
Sale seller June for No. 2; closing WITH
sellers at S6as64c cash apd seller May
Oats dull aud lallc lover; closing at 10
a45Ic. Rye dull and 2a3c lower closing
at 75c for fresh receipts Of No. 2. Bar
lev dull at 50a6oc for No z.
FCATTLE-More active and hrmer
/ 75a7 Is for s.ockers to extra prime
shipping beeves. :,
hOGS--Steady and frm at 8 4oao II
fer common 10 choice. - As'a
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County Omcers.

Probate Judge, W. r. SINCLAIR; ofsos in
the Court House,
! Auditor, B GRrMsnAw; oiioe in the Court
Hcuse.
Treasurer, DANIEL NEuHARr; Office In the
Court House.
Clerk Of Court, jzax. wrIIrans; Office in the
couys House.
:. Prosecuting Attorney. J. p. srRIoes, Office
upstairs in Bloomer House.
! Recorder. D. 0'Cossoa; ofacs In the Court
House.
shsfiG, ,Gsosos cALDwKrI;ofacs in the cour,
House.
Commissioners-IsAAc BRRsHARn, WV.
sWsRxnAs, cHRnrIAE CkHRs; Office with Aud
itoY.
Surveyor, o. 8. SLOAN; Pos sofRce Stafford.
InHrmary Directors, p. ScutAAcash, SR.,
srxrnEx DoueHERfY, JESSE Jackson.
Coroner, 'JoHS hrHLRNAS, Hso; Baresviils,
Monroe county, Ohio.
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uer Of the Chief Justice of Massachus etts.
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ETTwenty wears ago, one of the re-
porters Of Boston paper had salary oi
SIS per week. The same gentleman is
now managing editor of the same paper
with q salary Of $4,000 year, besides
owning an interest in the establishment
He is worth between $4,000 and S1O0,
900. A few weeks ago he gate S5, 900 to
wards the erection of achurch. Editors
are seldom well enough off to do any
thing of this kind.
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HDaniel Webster was something c

@Daniel Webster was something OF
prophet. He had political wisdom, il
not inspiration In aspeech at Washing
ton, in 1850, he said:
"If the internal fanatics and abolition
lists ever get the power in their hands
they will override the Constitution, set tho
Supreme Court at defiance. change ant
make laws to suit themselves, lay violent
hands on those who differ from them il
their opinions, or dare question their in
fallibility, and finally bankrupt the coun
try. and deluge it with blood"
We would like to know what particular
item in this list of prophecies has no
come to pass. Webster only missed it il
one respect. The Radicals first set thu
Supreme Court at defiance, ,and then pack
ed it, through Grant, with their creatures
Ohio Statesman.
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Plantation Bitters.
y. T.-1S6O--X

This wonderful vegetable restorative is the
sheet anchor Of the feeble and debilitatsd.
As a tonic and cordial for the aged and Ian
guild, it has no equal among stomachics. Al
remedy for the nervous weakness to iWhich
women are especially subject, il l. superssd-
ing every oiher stimulant. In all ,climstes,
tropical, temperate or frigid, II acts ~ . spe.
oifc in every species Of disorder which under>
mines the bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. Fv sale by all drtssista.
MchSm6. t
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Wm, Kuabe Il TO,
rrrsr raaa;,i5a aolD AaSs5s. asss:
Grand. Square and Uprisht
PIANOS.
Ocer so Gold aad Silcer Ms,ldls Re
ceirea Ouer all Competitors; the High
est A'cards Of Merit.

THEsE INSTRUMENTS HAVING BREN BE-
i fore the public fof the past thirty years,
have upon their e4osllSncs alone; attaihed an
unpurchased pre- s.sminsncs that ptonouhSes
them uneQualled.
Their TONE combines great power, richness,
sweetness, and dne singing quality, as we'll
as great purity Of intonstion and harmoni-
business throughout the entire scale.
The TOUCH is plant and sIa Iastic, and Ii
entirely free from the stiffness found in SO
many pianos, which causes the performer to
30 easily tire.
In WORKMANSHIP they cannot be ex,
celled. Their action is, constructed with q
care and attention to every part therein that
characterizes the finest mechafisth. None
but the best seasoned material is Used in
their manufacture, and they will acceFt the
hard usage Of the concert room With thai
Of the psrlor upou an equality, un.Ge6ted II
their melody; in fact they are constructed
.Not for q Year, but Forever"
All of kNABs's souARs PIANOS have thsi
new improved Grand Scale AID the Patsn
Agraffs Treble in upper octaves.
PATENT GRANTED AUGUST IL, 1866
which ia conceded by all our greatest artist
and critics to be the grandess improvement
used in the construction of Pianos. Ever,
instrument fully warranted for five years,
Warerooms; No IL &C. l3 East State ST
COLUMBUS, O.,
And Nos. 2S8 q, 200 Superior stree
CLEVELAND, }, o.
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Rates.
S,seeial Notitss.
Tn ConsslInPtIves.

To Cons.lmptives.
THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in few weeks, by yery simple rem
edy, after having suffered several wears WIZ
a severe lung affection, and that dres" a,'
ease, Consumption-is anxious to mAAe
known to his fsllow-sunsrers the means Of
cure.
To all who desire 1t, be will send copy o
the prescription used tree Of charge,) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find suss CuRs FOE
CoSsUMprlos, ASTHMA, BRoscHIrIs, etc. The
object of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scffbtich is 10 benefit the afflicted, and spread
information witch he yourselves to be invalu.
sblsf and he hopes stsfy sufferer viii Try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove d blessing.
Parties Wishing the ptesrdption; win plsss.
address sly REV. BtWAHD a WILSON,
williamsburg. Kints Co., New York.
NASTY.
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The Southern States.

TlO You WANT A RELIABLE JOURNAL
~ from the South! The oldest, best known
and ablest is the
Mobile Weekly Register.
Published over half century. Hon. JoHN
FoRsYTH, the ardent supporter the great Ste
ven A, Douglas, Is the editor.
Every Northern Democrat wants the Reg
istef.
It has an able Agricultural department
Hon. C. C. tangdon, editor.
Every Farmer and Mechanic wants I'd know
all about the South, now Offering SC. many at
Subscribe for the MOBILE WEEKLY REC
IsTKR. Only SO on per year. 81 90 for
months. Try it four months. Sen 81 0o
Clubs-4 copies one year $40 %. The Reg
lister is the largest paper in ths South Spec.
linen copy free. Address, W. D. MANN,
apr2614. Prop. Register, Mobile, Ala
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G. l. e II X .

s@E EDS. SPIRIT: Many Democrats of
Washington township desire the name Of
DAVID OKKY. announced as catl lidate for
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas; subject
to the decision of the Democrats Nominating
Convention to be held June II, 1870.
MANY DBnotRirs,
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S Butler saw in Whittemore an hum
BILE but enthusiastic imitator of himself, a
believer in the same code of morals, a
lovely bud; which, under the gentle dews
of Washington, promised to burst into a
gorgeous flower of rascalityi,, like that
which filled the world with its .pungent
perfume beneath the soft skies Of New
Orleans. Free Press.
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Es-Hon. Benjamin G.. Harris, NJ c.,
announces himself as an '.indepcndent
candidate" for congress from the fifth
congressional district of Maryland. He
comes out boldly on his platform as ga
Democratic state rights anti fifteenth
amendment candidate" aid declares that
"on that line he intends to fight, should
life last, until black lines are drawn
around, across, and through the infer
nal record" He dcuounces the action
of the Democratic state central commit
tee in submitting to the amendment.
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A lady who was injured by tile fallips
of seats at circus in Oregon City, Oo.
gon. has recovered 3,000 damages from
the company.
Aletter writer says that jerome, the
Wall street millionaire of year or two
ago, has become poor in Wall street
sense. Pacific Mail was what Mled
him.
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The New Article of Food.

For twenty Eve cents you can bay Of your
Druggist or Grocer package Of Sea Moss
Farins, manufactured from pure Irish Noes
or Carragesn. which will usks sistssn quarts
of Biauc Mango, anda ike qaansts of. Pnd-
dings, Custards, Creams, Charlotte Russe. &c.,
&c. 1t is by far the cheapest, healthisst and
most delicious food in tbs world. sga.l
RAND SEA Mess FARISE Co
i. 81 Park Place. N, Y
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Does 1t Follow or N6ti

A contemporary puts the following
question: "lf it be decided that Con-
gress, under the Constitution, may make
grecnbacks legal tender for private
debts, contracted to be paid in gold, d,why
then would not Congress have the same
right, if considered cxpedient, to make
greenbacks legal tender for the hat:cn's
debts, also contracted to be paid in
gold p
Of course Congress has the power to
repudiate its debts, IN whole or in part
but we suppose the question raised is,
Would it not be equally right
.Ezs--r rhc Schenectady (N. " Star
mentions the following singular incident
in connection with the fall of Senator
Stanfords building in that city and the
death of the man Jeffrey "rhe persons
who went to break the iiews CT jeffrey s
death to his wife, this morning, instead
of telling her that her husband was kill
ed, told her that he had been hurt She
Immediately told them that her husband
was killed. She said she had dreamed
the night before that the building had
fallen on him, and had told him Of the
dream in the morning. He laughed it
off, kissed his wife and children all
around, and went to his DOOM"
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Music and ISsrRUcrIoS Booss together with
overy variety of Musical Merchsudise, such
as Brass and SiLvRR ISsrRUxENrs, Violins.
Guitars, Flutes, Accordeous, Flutilas, Con-
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and carefully executed.
/ A visit Is respectfully solicited 10 the old
and reliable Music Headquarters, where prices
are ti.ost moierate.
JOHN SELTZER & co.
Proprietors.
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co NJ Nj ISIS L O N e II .

u@ EDS SpisIr: Announce WILLIAM
WoRKMAx, of Sunsbcry township, as candi.
date for reelection to the office OF County
Commissioner, snbject to he decision OF the
Democratic County Conventions, Mr.. WORK
MAN, during the time he has served Monroe
County as Commissioner, has rendcred UNI
versal satisfaction. The people are anxious
for ifis reaomination to that Office. ~
MANY DEMOCRATS.
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Ebs. SPIRIT: send the answer tc puz
zlc published last week:
J. saw pigeon; making'bread
saw girl; composed of thread
saw towel; one mile square
/ saw meadow; in the air
/ saw rocket; walk mile
saw pony; make file
saw a blacksmith; in box
saw an orange; kill an OK
1 sew butcher; made of steel
1 saw penknife; dance reel
Istw..a..sailor; twelve feet high
1 saw ladder; in a pie
saw ar arple; fy away
1 saw u sparrow; making hay
saw farmer; like dog
saw puppy; mixing grog
I saw three men; who saw these to5,
Aud they viii prove what I tell you.
L. BARKER.
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AGENTS WANTED for our
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PHYSICAL LIFE OF WOMAN: Advice to the
Maiden, Wife and Mother" BY Dr.. Napheys'
Chief of Clin,c Of Jefferson Medical College,
Phila ielphia. A newand FIRST CLASS work.
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medication
GnA1sylILE, O, April Is, 1870.

s GRATsvIIIE, O., April Is, 1870.
EDs. Spirit: The new Methodist
Church in Graysyille viii! be Dedicated
the second Sunday in May, (the sth !
You will please give this a place in your
valpablc paper; and by so doing you
Eill much oblige many members and
sell wishcrs to the cause. Yours truly
JeHS GATcHKLL.
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~Mr. J.. N. KEAN, of Lecompton,
continues to send US yearly subscribers.
One working Democrat, such as he is,
in every township IN Monroe County,
would ensIrc the party majority OF
5000 at the election this fall.
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~The Little Corporal for May
comes in good time. Fresh as the flow
ers and bright as the spring tme-full
of good things-for the children and for
all who love children. Great improve
ments are promised in the already char
ming Magazine. One dollar a year.
Sewell & Miller, Chicago, I'll.
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~A special Grand Jury was enrolled
on Friday, the 22d inst, to investigate
the charge against ELox Hrssex I've
bills OF indictments we're returned
against him The trial was set for to-
day, Tuesday.
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@- Ebs. SPIRIT: Announce JOEL T.
JUDxiks, of Center township, as q candidate
for the Office of Clerk Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas; subject 10 tho decision OF the
Democratic Cuneantion of Junetll, 1870.
DEMocRArs OF MONROE.
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EThe Premium List of the Harri.
son County Agricultural Society has
been published. The Fair viii be held
on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
September g, 20 and 80.
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PROBLEMS AND ANSWERS

|. The following are the answers to the
problems published in our issue>of the
10Th inst:
Answer to No. 1S.-Cs share, $40, is
to be divided between A and B as 410
to $40. Let II represent the sum of
AS and BIS shares, and we can form the
following proportion: IT: 47:. $40:
AS share of C's fractional. portion
and 7-7:5.7::3-10 BIS share Of Cs
fractional portion. Clearing the first
equation we have 6-35; from the seccndl
we have $50; hence, 4-10 plus 7-ao-4, 7
AS share of gain or loss in the new
firm; and 10 plus 9-7o-S:7-Bs share
of gain or loss in the new firm.
Or, instead of statement by proper
ton, which you desired we may use
more simple analysis: AS and BIS fiac-
tional share were to remain relatively the
same, that is 4 to 3 But 4 plus 81,
the sum of both. OF this AS share is
four parts, C's three parts that is A Al,
B 81.
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L1EpER KEAxx.-The musical society
soaring this name meets every Friday
evening. Thus far the members have
made rapid progress, and, ere long. we
hope they win give . public entertain
2nept
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n@EDs. SPIRIT: Announce W. s.:
Wiley, of Adams township, as candidate for
the Office of Clerk of the Court Of Coutud5h
Pleas; subject to the decision VI the Dem5-
cratic County Convention.
MANI DEMOCRATS.
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EyThe grand jury of Butler County
ON Monday eyenihp,tcn indict

reported, on Monday evening,tcn indict
ments against parties said to be con
nected, either directly or indirectly, with
the defalcation in the county treasury
Six of the parties are connected with the
First National Bank of Hamilton, viz
Micajah Hughes, President; j. b. Cor
nell, Cashier; James Beattie, Peter Muir
ply, Philip Hughes and John -, Di
rectors. The other parties indicted wer'
j. c. Lindley, late Treasurer, Pete
Schwab, Wm Beckett and George T
Elliott.