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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15

The effect of The TRBuNE'S exposures OF
,e soI milk tlalgciu Brooklyn and OF Nj Bershs re-
cent raid on the milk dealers in that city, proves 10 10
fruitful Of the most beneficial results Yesterday mornihS
A. II camphall and Mr. j. W Hudson Of lie Society Tor
be prevention Of Cruelty Animals, accompanied by
TRIBUNE reporter paid visit 10 the milk Establishments
IN the neiehborhood OF West Ftietb-st SQUAD OF DO
c,Inen were detailed from the Tweny-second Freeih'"
,,o~,,gb examination was made OF all The stables
in that locality For the most part the cattle Tfo :"
cool ,ouditnn and la instance was ihere sNl elSSo
h,sJ Anpqarances indicated that Improvements mar
RECENTLY been made. The floors were toihIa,
clean aud In one stable alaTse quantity o e'A ueHuh@
had lust been put down. .,..,.r,,,o. .,,, ,i,o,,
The proprietors cheeriuly gave lnC.l ncs' S H.
took pans 10 show the visitors afOuhd ne DWluinss
are IN all and dark bat only few cows are kept ahd
,bS yeutlatOu Is fair still t c0uli be much Improved
sharp lookout will be kept By Mt BerShs detectlc',
and IN nc any future time the barbarues OF Br1ohy
shoud he introduced the law Will be enforced one OF
Ihe prppretors said that he could not ohStN7
he Houd certainly feed u. few words OF trehdy AL
yire we're given the man. and he seemed 70 De consul
ersbly enligh,ened before the interview ended
Mr. Bcrgh will 20 to Albany IN few days Tor lho I"''
poss OF having additional laws on this subject enacted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
CRIMINAL.

AT the Jefferson Market Police Court, yestor
day before Justice STANDBY, VIM. {. Macon ana 81.
ht an y Detective BeachWOod on the hlr.e Of hlN
ing forced an 10 the dwelling o Joseph rpng
TRIBUNE and carrying away money ahd i"t7 81 ,n'
value of $1,000. The prisoners were rmandrd 10 ue
staonHouse untiltoday the complainant not being abe
To appear
At the Tombs Police Court. Alderman Moore
committed Charles Daguer OF No. i6 Diyis.ou-s, Tor
having defraudod Charles r. Gill Of No. I0 South ST..
out OF coat valued at $50 under prcense OF procuring
him u situatOn....James Burke was committed Ini
having. in company with an unknown eonieHer'e, a,
Jaues-st, aud robbed him Of Slyo... hdle clancy.
aud Sarah simpson, two ,well-hnown rlckpge,Hii,,.
ring and a snail snm ~ money from MIS- shlndley lh
the store of Lord Taylor IN Gtana.t ieW lsl
of Washington Harrington collecting money under
false preieu.cs, was committed. Henry strauss Nn'
pendcrs from in front Of the Of Robert Curre Il
No % Lo0nardst.
In die Court of General Sessions, yesterday,
before Judge Bedford, the Grand jury mad. present
urut that some definite action eded to deDlush tlr
I , Tho ,rf ~ forward their present
ment to the Legislature. Judge Bcdold told them tlcl'
reauest would be compiled with, after which they r.
turned to their chambcr....Jom o'Nei. VINO peal,'
guilty to an attempt at robbery on wednesday, was
up FOR On account OF hls youth nc Ws
sent to the Peuontiary for three years Thomas am
and James DOuOghuc pleaded guilty 10 burglary, anu
were sent to the State Prison for two years Joh Gre
and Charles ONeil pleaded gu!ty to grand larceny ana
we're sent tia PcnitentlaTy Ior two years each.
Augustus Smith pleaded guilty 10 an attempt al DdrkaA
and was sent TO the state Prison for four years
William Davis plead guilty 70 burglary, vas sent 10 ~"
Peuentnry for four years. Peter hamn, convicted
of stabblng William Burns at the corner oi James '
STATE Prison for five yeaT-...A declcpld ola slhL
named William l.. BOgart against whom hdl COZ
different indictments now lie ON the OF tnc ~
trirr Afonpys office was convicted 81 false proieus''
and In consideration Of MS extreme age was eht 70 ~"
Penentiary for one year II y DgmtNeu in'' ,
cover tie remainder OF his existence Tue ''H' a.
iOurued until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
SUPREME couRr-srEcI,L TERM.

Bcf1ye Mr. Justice IRgrdhdm.-A Receirer
dlDOnttd fhe.QUicESiirer Mining COMPANY Rchdrd H.
H,.Jciay SeGHtsTd0r. &c. agt. NE QlucESurI HW1g
C0mpaH The plant1 IN interest III tS SUIT j. Judge
BIack al Penusylyana lie recovered large Judgment
aair 81 "a khoder of the Quicksilver Mining Company
OF Pennsyyana, having attached t,e SOCK Oh Tue re He
COMPANY failing to give up that stock. rendered Itself
liable for the debit and in the usual course OF PennsyVa
mia law the plaintiff in this suit was appointed sequestla'
OF Its property 10 recover tnt JhdEueht MedhNhue
the Company had transferred its whole business IRON
Pcnnsylya 10 NewEOrk, recognizing as NeW'1OfA
cOrpOTnOn. The plaintiff followed II 10 NeW1 olB ana
mCuccd suit 10 establish his claim against the new
Company and applied for the appointment OF receiver
pending the litigation Inc motion was resisted put was
gIanted at leugth and Judge Iugraham yesterday, on
the consent the selection OF counsel on both sides,
named j. H. ngraham jr, Receiver Of the Company I'M
less within 20 days II filed bond OF Sl5OOOO, with two
suretes 10 secure the plaintiffs claim II successful The
following Is Judge Iugraham's opinion;
There can be no dOLbc'but thdt the properly OF Inc
Pennsylvania Company was transferred 10 the NewNoIk
Company upon no other consideration IMAM the Issue OF
shares stock of the Company, which went to the share
holders OF the Penusy yaua Company, ana was subject
to the uaymeut OF the debts Of that Company nor Is
n re any doubt that creditor OF the first Company has
the light after Judgment 10 follow that property Ia tile
possession OF the NewloIk Company.
For the purpose Of enforcing payment OF the palntifs
Judgment the property belonging TO the debtor ana
transferred without consideration TO the NeWlOik Com
pauy, may be followed while ~ ther possession ana
made applicable 10 the payment Of the dent.
Al the tme considering the extent OF dcrendants
business aud the vast interests involved do not ldnk
KtccIy ser Should be appointed without giving the de
PENDANTS the opportunity Of avoiding the same by giving
security Tor this purpose the defendant may have
80 DAYS within which 10 file bond with sufficient sure.
ties be approved by Justice 10 secure the palntH
any recovery lac may obtain IN this case, and IN default
thereof the motion for Receiver is granted
The objection that the Philadelphia Co Is necessary
party is bar tn granting the motion Wnen the object
Is merely collect Judgment do not think IT neces-
sary but IL should be- that can be done hereafter by
having The Company brought IN as defendants.
Motion granted unless defendant files the bonds D.
above stated strong shepard for plaintiffs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15

Robert b. Caverly residing at Lowell IN the Common.
wealth OF Massachusetts, who certified the same under
hs hand aud seal an alleged me stat.
OF NewY0Ik appointed pursuant 10 the laws OF 1880 and
1851 OF said State herenbeore referred to- but there
certificate Of the hecretary OF state subJ0ned or
am cd thereto. Not being TO before person
authorized by Congress u cannot be read IN evidence
any Court OF the United States and not being aubeni
Gated prescribed by OF the State Of New York,
IL be used here for the ante OF 1850 provides not
only that shall not be read in evidence, but also that
shall not be used for purpose whatsoever In either
aspect OF the the defendant has failed 10 comply
with the essential provisions OF law upon the strict com
plance with which The validity OF HIS entire affidavit de-
Ponds He, therefore, has not compiled with the require
meDts OF the act authorizing removal OF the case INTO
the Federal Courts and consequently the action has not
been removed, but Is stu pending In this Court Under
these circumstances the plaintiffs entitled 10 an order re-
qurng the defendant to show why attachment
should not Issue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
HORTICULTURE.
WOMAN IN THE GARDEN-ANoTBER DRAWER
OPENED IN THE BUREAU.

WOMAN IN THE GARDEN-ANoTgER DRAWER
OPENED IN THE BUREAU.
A secret and mysterious meeting was held
at the Bureau Thursday afternoon, Mrs Phelps pre-
siding. Those hOrrid reporters, you know" were
utterly abooed special spulatons to that effect having
been made by distinguished ladies and agricultural
gentlemen present The object OF the gathering was to
listen TO and upon various plans advanced for tho
establishment of Horticultural School for Girls Tho
prime in the affair is cultivated German lady ol
long experience in field and garden, who thoroughly
understands details OF horticulture She read to the
assonblage brief and interesting paper on the subject
Other essays and discussions followed. ,
Proposals from Yale and Cornell 10 establish the scDoOl
under their auspices aud within the University limits
were read and discussed Other proposals were received
from New. Jersey and Long Island. No plan was def
njtey decided upon, the business being referred TO
the consideration OF another meeting, which Is 10 take
place IN two weeks. To tins meeting the hOrrd report
ers will be admitted. The course 1i study proposed Tor
the school IS emncutly sensible. The class OF young
women will study practically with shovel ana hoe Tor n
certain number ~ hours each day, and after that listen
10 theoretical Instruction I'm botany and other natural
sciences The idea audable aud il to be hoped
that the good ladies will lind time aud money enough 10
realize IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
yEw.YoRK MARINE coURr-TmAL TERu.

Before Judge Curtiss--Puts and Cdusw pie.
et al aQt f. A. Moss The plaintiffs, brokers In Wast
bought OF the defendant, broker dealing IN Pats ana
Calls" puts for 500 shares Newiok Central al O W.
stock at that price. For the put they paid llo amount
ing in all TO 81 o3l IS Tho defendant 1t seems Donght
that PENDANT employed by them as their broker
and had right TO charge them anything Dut VIVA, ne
paid and his commission and sued TO recover back the
difference OF amounts Ssl 2 The excited consider
able interest, and several brokers were examined ~ "
the customs of the street The defendant claimed that
he sold these puts" directly, having the same right 20
deal in and speculate IN them ON his own account as te
plaintiffs in stocks The Court gave Judgment for de-
PENDANT. with costs Davis Edsall for plaintiffs "h.
Writ Hewlett for defendant
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slip nIIInING.

Messrs. John Englis & Son are muyins to
completion at their yard In Grecnpont. the new screw
steamship CITY " Merida, tor Messrs AeNandcFs aeA'
can line she 10 to be OF the dnost specimens OF ma
r-ne architecture put a1oat IN many years ana IS con
,,rnc,ed I'm superior manner OF the very best materials
sho viii he ready for launching about the l5th OF ftph
aTy Messrs Engs have just raised iAe Irsihe OF . hv
feiy boat for the BROOKLYN and NcwNotk Fcfiy Cot
nv which will be launched about the 1st OF Api. SUI
Nil he OF the class OF the superior now on the route
modei. ~ feet inches; over all ~ leet u Vupuh
hold NJ feet inches. iermaclney Is being c'sl y, =
OF Tie ountard Iron Works. That OF the ty 81 ''N
~ ~ al, eoS fnrnIshei by the De'mater Iron WORKS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
THE TELEGRAPHERg STRIKE.

Another meeting Of the telegraph operators
who are on strike was held yesterday afternoon at their
hall in Grandst Mr. Hutchinson presiding There was
large attendance including the female operators who
have Joined in the strike. Remarks made by Mr
Iroup OF the Typographical Union. Mf Browning from
Tie Beklayers Society Ge latter promising assstance
aud by several Of the strikers. kilograms were read
nom Chicago, Pittsburgh. Indianapolis, St. Louis Cincn
ha Louisville, Philadelphia, Boston, and other pl aces
Most Of the dispatches encouraging to the strikers
ana their reading was received with loud applause The
en- are firm IN their demands confident OF their
Ouy 10 maintain tho strike and 10 force the 60 mpany
=" Rceede 10 tier demands PecunaTy a!d has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
M. YANpENnOrT's READINGs.

On Thursday evening, Mr.. George Vanden-
h5G loIuuionccd-in Tie new hall Of the Young Meu's
CLIs'iau AssOcatiouhs annual course OF readings.
numerous, select aud attentive audience enjoyed the
entertainment, and manifested their appreciation by
hearty applause The veteran eOcuOnist In excel
voice and vein for reading aud gave several sclec
tons from Hamlet" with line effect. The Ghost scene
presented with unusual iupressiveness and power;
tut the closet between Hmid aud the queen was
some what bOsteIOus and marred by excessive effort
The Bagmaus Dog would have been better done, had
TIE reader been more familiar with the text His delivery
Of TounysOHs Lord Roland aud Lady Clare" full of
refined poetic feeling; and Mackays Louise the Door.
stop" was read with a pathos and sweetness that
touched The heart OF every auditor Hoods burlesque
Nocturnal Sketch" presented In all It's graphic
humor without loss Of one OF its telling points Mr. Van.
deulOus great triumph, though, in ms inter
ptOtatOns ~ Dickcns's "WiDkle IN the field and Pick
wCK 10 the pound" BY the mastery Of his art he
iurcd up these with freshness and force that
gOvCd with life aud overlooked with irresistible droll-
cry. His hearers felt Ike actual spectators Of the fun
and their laughter and delight knew no bounds. IL
the readers crownng success, aud concluded the even
in8's entertainment with happy and triumphant effect
H. Naudeuhos next reading will be given this evening
az the same place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
SUPERIOR coURT-srrcru TERM

Eefoys Justices M0aeH Freedman, and Spencer.
Ir2ia1, lf0sesngL GeOrge w. Banker, esdLIhe PLAN
an oJ 10 tle defendant IS barrels ot OIL to be PAID Tor
~ 49, u,uch gallon to be ascerained after delivery me
- N as made through broker, who gave SOLD hOte 10
The nisrni and probably bought note to tue defend
t The oil Was m the store OF one Van Bokk.lln u Vas
rie5 from there to the defendants store aud the carr
nm commenced 10 deliver. After hye or SIX DatIts u'
been uuoaded, the Shefi seized tue "hV'' '"' Va 's
mcut agamft Van Bokkehn. ,-,,. . A.. ,oo,, ,,,s
, re- that the defendant had acquired title and Was
Tcsn1nsibe 10 him the purchase money Inc deie.
AMI claimed that the delivery was uOt cohlete anu ~
iaiotiT awning the property must suffer hs loss Ine
ry foupd that six barrels were Delivered anu cLaIEcu
eir value 10 tho defendant. The defendant theFsuPoh
apneacd ON the appeal they argued mat the sae Mss
ot com nlec lnasnch the amount OF pay was SUI 10
he decrned by gauglng OF the barrels that no aS
az arreuance on their part Was shown, ana ta the l
certainly erred finding for anything theF ala no. nnu
nr the whole The plaintiff insisted that te tIansle va
e was complete nothing renamed TOE mn 10 uo W
make ID 80. The Court reserved It's decision
Betdre NJ. Justice Freed,nan,--I,he IT 4r,s
Stroris- ROWeja Florence agt, BeIydHH r. bnN
Was motion 10 attach the defendant for disonedenoe
te order recurring him to submit To an eAalphOh as
nary efore trial The defendant objected thh lpe ease
adv In United States Courts under e acts OF
Congress- authorizing removal 10y the mere mug Oh t
peton. The objection WIS takon that !he veilHcaon Oh
iIs peton WAS insufficient Judge Freedman aiter re-
vloWing nj length the laws under which the removal IS
CLAIMED ana tile lava defining who may take depostons
10 he uscd M United States Courts says: The adaNt
annexed 10 defendants petition was sworn to before
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THE BROOKLYN ELECrIoY FRAUDS.

The trial Of parties alleged to be concerned
In the election frauds in Kings County had been set down
for yesterday morning before judge Pratt IN tho Kings
County Court OF oyer aud Termincr Judge Pratt IN
CURED Of DisfictAttorey Morris whether no was ready
TO 20 on with any Of the alleged fraud eases Mr. Motifs
answered that he was; hat after saring between
counsel as 10 what eases should take precedence, the
trials were postponed til o! o'clock Ills morning
when Mr. Britton counsel for defendants, will move that
the District Attorney furnish aim tue names Of The Wit
nesses examined before the Grand Jnry together Win
a copy OF the testimony taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
TILE nELANcEY-sr moAncInE.

Coroner Flynn yesterday received informa-
ton that George stoll who was stabbed M Tue
neck in tho lagerboer saloon Of Davis Adnot at NO l2S
Dyisloust had died IN the Now-iork Hospital o'oii
in the saloon on the night OF Dec 30 Wlo, 'V'u9
men came in and demanded beer They were told that
the beer was all gone persisted In their demand ana
finally became disordery that the proprietor
10y stoll elected them The men returned olohe ~ '
Al the examination, taken several ddya as
by Coroner Flynn, soll was unable Ia eay why "n
discOyer the assailant learn who no ls So', N"s
native OF Germany aged % years, ana Ieslded W NJ "
DlyIsIOu a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
COMMON PLEAs-GE~ERAL TERN.

Before DAN, f. j., LOelc and Van Brunt J.J.
WDi H0GadE Il a. agt. James DHty 81 di-Ihis was an
appeal FROM decision in the Marine Court sustaining
demurrer 20 an answer. The action was on note HE
answer set up that tho note for accommodation n
the payce and that the plaintiffs took II knowing mar
fact and for autccedent debt
Tie defendant appealed from the decision. clainlhs
that the Marine Court had no power TO entertain such
demurrer; but IT. they had, their decision on II Nas
wrong as parties accepting accommodation paper under
such Circumstances we're in no better condition than the
payee, who certainly could not recover.
The Conrt oyerrued both points. and affirmed The ulg
ment MIR Smith for plaintiff respondent hr 6ro-- i"r
hrfenhant apncllant
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U. q. DISTRICT CoURT--TS ADMIRALTY.

The Alabama CidimS-The motion in the
case OF Cushing ct al ag John Laird the younger cam"
on for final argument IN the United states District Court
in Admiralty. before Judge Blaiehford yesterday
The suit IN which the motion was made, was hroneht
by the OF the American ship sonora 70 recover
the damage sustained by them through the destruction
fitted out by John Laird, ir, the Clyde shipbulder.
Lards property IN this country was attached 10 ao"e
the issue OF the ruit.
The motion mentioned was made on behalf Of Laird 70
have the attachment set aside and dissolved
After ha aring argument by Mr. T. c. Buckley 10 favor
OF tile motion aud by the Hon Caleb Cushing NJ opposl
don the Count took the papers eserYIus It's doolsOu
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THE BOND BLACKMAILING E-MAYoR sAwYEI
EXONERATED.

Justice Ledwith has signed the following GER
tncate houoISDly dschargng Mayor sawyer OF iiud
son City:
Having heard all the testimony IN this prosecution,
have concluded discharge all tho parties accused MS
the complainant has failed ~ establish his allegations oi
fraud or attempted fraud against the parties charged
As to Mr. sawyer the testimony clearly established the
fact that lre acted counsel for Mr. BOWMAN and not
otherwise. The complaint Is therefore dismissed.
- IHOs. a. LEDWIIH, POlicC JnhiIce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15
mn prpuy m,RDEg TRIAI-No VERDICT.

me PERRY MURDER TRIAL-NO VERDICT III.
The trial of Edwin Perry for the alleged
murder Of Thomas Hayes, in brooklyn, was concluded
yesterday Judge Pratt charged the jury who retired at
II O'Clock and remained until last evening, when,
being unable TO agree they were discharged Ten wore
for finding the prisoner guilty Of murder IN tho 1rst de-
gree and Two lOr acquttaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-15

offered them by several labor organizations they can
be satisfied that che strikers In earnest Another
meeting Will TO held to-day.
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CAKUIlNA FERTlLlzEK,
MILLER & ROBERTSON
Agents..
LIE following premiums are offered
L IN the States Of South and North
Carolina. and Georgia. for the larges,
Increased Production, over the
hatura' growth OF previous years from the
same land without manure.
FIRST PRIZE.
A Gullet Gin of 40 saws. or a horse or
mule OF same value, and one Of Dodges'
celebrated steel plows. for the greatest in
creased produ'tIon from five acres Of land.
SECOND PRIZE.
A Sewing Machine, of any patent de.
sired worth $3.50 or a Cotton Press of
same value, for the second creates, increased
production from five acres Of Iupd.
THIRD PRIZE.
A sulky Cul,iva,or, or any other Ag-
ricu,ursl Implement Of equal value.
We are also Agents for the
following Fertilizers.
9: G: Goes Phosphate,
Sea Fowl Guano.
yitriol Phosphate,
dissolved Bones.
Land Plaster,
which we are prepared TO furnish to plan
tera in any quantity on liberal terms.
MILLER & ROBERTSON.
Agents.
Jan. 20, 1870, 4o-tf
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A Comparison.
Look on this Picture, then on That

THE Equitable Life Insurance Co.,
Il lost by death, in 186S-1S5-i
in evcry. $50 insured.
The Piedmont land Arlington lost
in 1868, but 10, 1 in every 312 insured.
The Equitable issued in 1864. -
1913 policies, insuring to- the amount
$9,5G8,55O.
The Piedmont & Arlington issued.
in 1868, 1896 Policies, insuring to the
amount of $lS,942,3G7. Although
many Of the Agents, Of the Equita-
bic arc continually misrcpresenting
us, it gives me pleasure to say that, !
believe, theirs is q good Company,
but not as good as ours, for while their
losses arc 10 por cent. ours arc only
6 per cent.
ISAAC BRANCH, Agent,
Piedmont and Arlington Company.
Feb. ~, 1870, 43-3t
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{8'01.;Rua.,..

TRoM the sshbscisbsr,s lotion the
II night Of: the S8ths 81 annarV last,
one LARGE Black MARE MILE
shaved, by harness, scar round fore
left 5sg, whetei She had been tied,
seven years old. 1s hands high; val.
ued ct about $lbQQ, was fat when she
left. s5Uwifl be- given FOR the mule.
and the same AMOUNT for the thief:
. w. A. Crozier,
e ~ Dosrdeaux,8. G.
Feb u bls7o. s2sa w
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South Carolina,
ABBEvILLE COUNTY.
In Equity.
John A. Partlow vs. Phares C. Mar.
tin, Administrator of Phares Mar
tin, decd, Thomas Thomson,
and othcrs.
Bill for Account. Injunction, Call in
Creditors, &c.
TT appearing to my satisfaction
4 that Thos. J. Cooper and wife
Eyeline, John F. Holloway and vife
Savannah G., and William, McCelvev
and wife Lula, parties defendant to
this Bill, reside beyond the limits of
the State. On motion, by MCGOWAN
d Parker, SOL, Ordered that Said de-
PENDANTS do appear and plead, answer
or demur, within forty days from the
publication hereof, or the same will
be taken pro sentssso against them.
MATTHEW MCDONALD. :.
2 : tice.sCt 4tssts@is n n y
February ., 1870, 4s,et -