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CRY OF NEW YORK.

NEw YoRE, Dec. %
The attempt OF Callicott to compel The
Court which committed him To confess
that he was unjustly condemned has fail
ed Judge Woodruff refuses 10 review
the trial, aud Calllcott must accept the
Presidents pardon, or remain where he
is.
Speaker Blaine, Of the House Of Repre-
sentatlves, reached this city last evening
from Washington.
The numer Of immigrants arrived at this
port from January 1stto tho present date
Is 2OS,363. During the same time In 1869,
the number Of arrivals was 80, 40. Dn.
ring the past week ll2 emigrants arrived,
of whom amanlhsl has not been received
By the Commissioner.
The census returns Of several districts
have been received, and so far as heard
from very little variation exists. between
the present aud the previous census, there
being q falling off Of about 80 in l2 dis.
tFlcts.
In1thc Supreme Court yesterday the
case OF the people EI rsl. Franklin N.
Churchill va Erie Railroad Company
was heard The suit wAs brought TO
obtain mandamus compelling the oxhi.
bitiOn Of stock transfer books OF the
company to complainant q stOCkholder,
Previous to last election Of the Direction
the plaintiff applied 70 Jay Gould for
permission to examine transfer books,
but II was denied him. The defendants
claim that Gould had no right to ex.
hibit the books and that he did not deny
the right Of plaintiff 10 inspect them.
Making no cause Of action.
A very singular case Of constructive
crime came before justice Bowling yes.
tCrday. Mrs. Renter and daugter was
impressed by two men with the idea
that Mr.. Troll Of 63 Nassau street,
was In the possession OF property property
to Mr.. Renter, who had abandoned Ills
family, went with them to the store and
assisted in coercing Troll, while n large
amount Of valuable jewelry was abstract.
I'd. The men absCOnded with tho prop
erty and loft the ladies 70 take tho respOn.
sibility. In the police court Miss Renter
explained how the matter was, and Jus
ticc DOwling only held her and her moth.
or on their own bond to appear and tell
the rest Of the story this morning.
An agreement In the case Of the Della,
ware, I4ackRwanua 6 Western Railroad
Company "a. the Erie Railroad Company,
for the appointment Of Receiver, was
continued before Judge Beasley, sitting as
chancellor in Trenton, yesterday. Mt.
Abbot and Mr.. Gilchrist have concluded
their argument tor the Erie Company.
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The Georgia Election.

New YoRK, Dec. 23.
The 7r5Rass Atlanta, Georgia, special
tclegraphed last night TINT a heavy Demo.
cratic vote had been polled throughout
the State to-day, but not large enough, he
thought, to overcome the strong Rcpubli.
can voleoE the two previous days, The
chances arc largely in favor of the Re.
publicans, II reports received here can At
all be relied upon. No disturbance at the
polls Of any magnitude have rs yet bean
reported am still OF the opinion that
We have four Republican Cohgressmcn,
and we have great hopes Of an additional
one in the 9TH district. The contest, how
ever, in this district viii be very close,
and the official vote alone can decide 1t.
A very largo vote has been pollcd through
out the entire State, the people generally
having taken q deep interest In the elec.
ton. We shall probably have fun returns
TO morrow or the following day.
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The Illinois senatorial Contest.

CHICAGO, Dec. "a.
Gen. John A. Logan is in the city can.
vassing his prospects fotthe United States
Senate. He thinks there is no doubt Of
his nomination in the caucus, but has fears
that enough Republicans will remain out
of caucus 10 effect his defeat. This pro.
gtamme is strongly talked of by his Qp.
poncnts, and win probably he carried into
effect. 1t is said that Gen. Holmes,
who is n German, proposes to unite the
opposition to Logan on himself The
Democrats, however, say that they will
not support him. They want the Repub-
lican minority togo with them and sup
port Judge Lawrence, or Judge Medell, or
some other citizen Of like ability.
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Cold Wen1her al the Wed.

sU I CHICAGO, Dec, %.
This is the coldest day Of the season,
and the coolest for seveTRl years Early
this morning tic thermometer stood 10
degrees below zero, and has ranged con-
siderably below zero all day. AT Peoria
it was 90 degrees below zero this morning;
At Jacksonville 10 degrees below; Rt
Bloomington % below; at Gencses lG;at
Nation IL, and 4; Springfield II.
ELIzADEruTowN, N. NJ, Dec. %.
The thermometer for the past week
has been from 8 10 2S below zero. There
is IS inches Of snow at TasO, N. NJ, and
. to feet in the mountains insuring
abundant supply OF water and encourag.
ing prospects for mining next season.
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The Latest News.
WAsnIN .TON.

TWO NEW STATES .ENOCHING AT THE DOOR.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 90.
There is probability that two new
States will be admitted during the present
Congress. Mr.. Nyc introduced bill 20
admit Colorado, and the House Committee
on Territories has agreed To make u
State OF New Mexico under the name OF
Lincoln. Colorado came within few
votes of being admitted some years ago,
and at that time elected U. S. Senators,
who came here and waited for weeks in
expectation OF getting their seats.
LETTER FRoM MIR. vASCEoF NORTH CAR
OLINA.
WASHINGTON, Dec 9S
The letter from the Senator elect, Mr.
Vance, Of North Carolina, published here
today, in reply 10 certain accusations
against him, exCiles much comment He
declares he acquiesces and will maintain
all legitimate results Of tho war, and that
hc desires unity of tho whole country,
prosperity and honor v y
WASHINGTON, Dec. %.
The President to-day signed General
schcncli's commission as Minister to Eng.
land
F.C. Boyd, firm Of Boyd Bros, and Mr..
IIobson, OF New York, representing nu.
mcrous western tistilleries, had an inter
view with the Secretary Of the Treasury,
Acting Commissioner Of Internal Reve'
nue., and others, the object being to pro-
cure the passage Of . law allowing the
transportation of spirits in bond from the
West to the seaboard, The Secretary
said there would he no unnecessary OBJ
Staclc placed in the way Of the cXporta'
ton OF any surplus products, but the De-
partment would not sanction any bill un-
less properly guarded to prevent frauds.
The subject aller the holidays will be
brought before the Committee on Ways
and Mcaaa.
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Cinelnpati Market.

CINCINNATI. December =.
CorrON-Flrm; middlingiiYc.
FLOuR-DemAnd good.
AIN-Whoat-D Demand good at 81 i66t IS,
Corn scarce and arm At 5idS2c. Rye steady At
8IftB5C Oats and Barley unchanged.
COHFER-Dull vt t7N6s20c. Sugar steady at
l9ke. MOlnsaea unchanged.
0iLS-L -LinSeed on arm d tOC Lard Oil 81 ID
Eaus--FiTm Ht SafbSlc, f1ii
BUTFER-FiFm.
CiIEESB-unch2nged
SEEDs-UnChAngSd.
PRouuoHS-PoEk hrm at go. Lard arm at
i0Ee; primo steam 1t lie; steam leaf Ike: not
much Offering. Bulk meats hrIn; shoulders G'fc;
sides oKbIOc. Baeon lO0iiHbtl4c.
Hods-Firm; live hogs 81 ibG6 %; dressed
dull At 81 6O07 90.
TuBACCOFiFm.
WuI1RV-gIa #HH.
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NEw YoRK, December o.
FLouR-Demand iaIr and market drm at g. %
Cd IS for shipping grHdcn.
gRAM-Whe arm; new spring 81 3ODl 20;
inAl: western 92lE9ic. Oats unchanged. Corn
No. Whlto i13lbI4Xc.
PRoyisInNs-P Arm: mess $40 % seller
March. Beef Arm. Cut meats dull. Bacon un'
changed. Lard arin: prime steam l9jI9i 9i9,Se; at
the close held At axe; January l9Hc.
EGok-Ffcsh 3SGG5Sc; lined ai935c-
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chicago Market.


FLouR-Dull.
GRAES-Wheat, No. Sprlng Chicago firm and
H0Ac higher, closing quiet 81 0tli6t o. Corn,
aye higher, closing Al 8Sjio. Rye. No. 2 quiet
at zoe, Barley, spring No. . dull, and prices dc
clined lc, closing at IOc.
HOOs-DFcssed opened active, but closed outlet
At 30 9O67 90; live at $5 C506 %.
CATTLE-QuiGt.
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philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA DceetlDer IL
unchanged.
GRAN-.Wheat dru; red 81 4aNi Is; amber
81 T7AI 80. Rye, 8S1bOe. Corn Arm; new yel.
low tic; No. mixed Ole. Oats steady; State d
PR6ySl0Ws-Iess pork dull at SO 2sSlo -.
Lard I2c.
WiEsKr-unehanred.
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RatifyipE the Annexation Of Rome.


FLoHEScE, Dec. %.
The bill ratifying the vote ofthe Roman
people tor annexation TO Italy has passed
The Italian Chamber Of Deputies By q
vote Of 80 TO 90
Antwerp OverstOcked With Imports.
ASTwERr, Dec. "a
Antwerp is 50 oYerstocked with impOr-
talions that the authorities have given
notice Of their inability 10 give proper
shelter iogoods The Wharycs and docks
arc covered with merchandise suffering
from exposure 70 the elements.
Turkish Expedition Against the
Arabs.
CoNsTANTINOPi.E, Dec. 2S.
Tho Turkish expedition has started for
Yemen to operate against the Arabs. The
troops already forwarded amount to 10.
OO0, and reinforcemeuis are TO follow.
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Murdcrer cor ricted ln No.

ST. LOUIS, DEC, 20.
The trial Of John Armstrong md
Charles Jolley for the murder OF the
Lapine family, near Potosi, about a
month ago, closed ycsterfny at PoIosi.
After an absence OF three minutes the
Jury returned a verdict Of murder in
the first degree. The murderers were
sentenced TO be hung on the 9Th OF
January.
William Rune Of Rochester, N. Y, was
arrested here yesterday charged with
the removal OF cancellation mark from
postage stamps and using them the second
time. He will leave for Rochester to-
day in charge Of officers from that city.
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SrATI SGcuMiTIEs Missouri, aj6; TennCseee
old, 69A; new, 69iS virgiRia, new, q; old, SIX;
North CaFOllnA old, ~ new, 2lS,
STOcHa-Weaiefn UniOu Telegraph, 3b; Adams
Exprcss, 81; Wells, Par,O 3 Co, n American
45S; unlted Btatea q; TSelao Mall, y; NeW
YORK Central P0Ii; DO scrip, sly; krie !SS;
Harlem, ISG Reading, gsk; AlchlRln Cen
trSi, II5Y; cieVs'Sud = Pluaburah, los EoFh-
II0T; New JeFsRy Central, iQlJE; st Paul, s.; do
preferred. nv; Wabash, 47If; do preferred, O.
Fort Wayne, 93N; Tcrre Ilaute, ~; ChleSgO
and Alton, IIA; Ohio 3 MlsslStlppi, M: CleVc
land, Columbus 4 Cincinnati, SIN: BuriinRtnn
T.'S,tySf 1Si T-
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NEW BRUNSWICK.
Another International Boat Race.
The Tidal Wave a Failure.

A meeting OF the Paris crew and
their supporters, has been held, and it was
resolved To bring about another. match
with the Tyne crew. The sum Of $4,000
has been subscribed for the purpose, The
tidal wave predicted for to-day, and
which iIRs created so much alarm and
uneastnesS did not mike rs appearance.
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New YORK DIR Goods Market.

NEW IONK, UcccmDtT .,
Tho weather is sCxtFeInely cold and winter goods
adapted to the holiday season going more readily.
but amOngthO Wholesale trade business ls dead
for this year, and prices are depressed enough.
Bnt little GnnimatlonlB looked for at least
month
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Financial and Commercial.
new YORK Money aaa stock Market.

Cold quiet and dali; opening At iI1NaiiOS,
elOsihg q aanle. There WuFe lO4ns made St frum
TO pet cent, CleaFanees al 0O,Oo, Govern
meuta steady.
Stoeks Opencd weak, bat on The art call I'm
the day; the ciosing pFieea IN nUme Instances be-
ing the highest made. The money market has
brgn very alEingent At from per cent currency
70 n per cent, gold per day; The latest tEnnNat-
IlOaS being chiefly At : per cent gold. some ecr
tided checks ranging 10 amount trum fSlD, 600 10
SSO1O0o, failed 70 make LhelE appearance In tllc
Clearing Houba to-day. StSlc securities dull and
weak.
STIa1lNa ExcHANsE-Bsnkpr hills 100.
fturTT,l
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CINCINNATI.

CINtISNGTT, Dec. %.
The Jail at Maiysville, Ohio, was
burned night before last Four prisoners
were barely saved
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M,pprD Dee .

New Years day has been fixed for the
entry Of Madrid. Duke AoSta, in the
meantime, will remain in the royal palace
at Annjues, Don Carlos has issued q
protest against the elevation Of an Italian
Catholic, and in support OF his own
claims there, to which Is supplemented
five letters from Charles Albert and Vic
tor Emmanuel. The Cortcs Is still eDgag-
cd in the discussion Of the motion for dis
solution.
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1t is reported that Sir John Rose is on
his way To Canada, entrusted with mis-.
sion from the British Government regard.
ing the fishery question. Ai(er consult.
ing with the Canadian government, Sir
john will proceed to Washington, with a
view TO cOncIliation and compromise.
The people breathe freely again now
that the day has passed without an earth.
quake or tidal wave in the Cult DR..
Wildwood has been taking observations all
day, but there arc no signs Of electric or
other disturbances.
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cENRRAn E6RopEAN NEws.
The Election Question.
NEw YoRK, December %

NEw YoRE, December 90.
a special correspondent OF the Tribune,
at Vienna, telegraphs to-day that the re.
ported movement of Prince Charles is
partially contradicted by the official cor
rcspOndence, which says; ut would be adj
visablc to give information. We have no
greater significance than properly attach
cs to il" '''''@
A AtclegrNm to the PreSN states that the
Car has addressed an autograph letter 70
tile Sultan. A large part Of the Turkish
fleet under Hobart Pacha has been order.
ed TO the Red Sea to suppress the Egyptian
intrigucs with the Arabian rcvolutiOnists
From other sources Il is reported that the
understanding between Russia and Tnr.
key is denied.
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HAVANA, Dec, ~
Three steamers have arrived from
Spain, bringing 9 800 troops.
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LONDON. Dec. 90

Tic Times to-day again discusses the
question Of the Alabama claims, and
says. The Americans are ready to fight,
although they appreciate the value OF
peace, because their exposed points arc
few and their resources arc unbOundec.
While they do not seek war, they nre not
likely to decline challenge whereas
England is always opposed TO war for
converse reasons
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nc LuxembonTg Question.
NEw YoRK, December 9

New YoRH, December %.
Aspecfal 10 the Tribune says the Wen
ma PreS9 states that tho Berlin account Of
the Austrian mote on the Luxembourg
question ispromNture, Austria has as yet
only addressed ENGLAND, and from Hol-
land no answer has been received
The Eclipse Thursday.
LONDON, Dec 90.
The weIshtr to-day iS cloudy, and the
eclipse Ol tho sun was seen, but imperfect
~, in the South OF England, however,
il Win be observed to the northward, par
ticulrlY ut Wick. 2 = 91F
An English Opinion About What
America Would do.
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TRANSPORTATION.
loyCland & Pittsbprg Railroad

Ifflfl fllIIIIIa II
nN AND AFTER DECEMBER 4.
" is9O. TrGlns viii run Gs tOlloWS, daily 81
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CANADA.
No Tidal Wave In the st. Lawrence
--.The Fishery Question.

: VVI9UE7Sl w "
The tidal wave which was expected
this morning did not make its appearance,
The river Is lower than usual, and the
people living on the water side, who had
made preparations for protection against
the wave, have returned 10 their dwell.
ings relieved Of anxiety.
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tvolo 10hI thrown out s. board q sapsf1i'ors
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rxaus o. sExLWEEELY.
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rEIu4s oT rhE DAILY
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-11


The republican general committee Of New
York propose coalition with the anti-Tammany
democracy at the coming election.
Daniel Drew, Of New York, proposes to give
another million Of dollors to the Drew (Nfetho-
Dist Theological Seminary to endow q literary
department, and make II a University
The Cuban General Goicouria, in obedience
to the sentence Of a court martial, was On Sat
urday taken to Principe fort Havana and g,rroted
in the presence Of an immense concourse who had
assembled on the nights to witness the execution
lie remained perfectly serene and firm to the last
Saturday was observed throughout the South
as Decoration Day, the graves Of the confederate
dead being everywhere strewn with flowers At
Memphis, Tom, the ceremonies were attended
by 10000 soldiers and citizens, and the corner
stone Of a confederate monument was laid, Gen
Bates delivering the Grafton.
DR.. James Y. Simpson, who died at Edinbure
on Friday, Of rheumatic affection of the heart,
at the age Of 80, has been for some years moro
generally conceded than any other man 10 be the
first physician in the world, lie was rcsorted 10
by invalids and medical students from all coun-
tries and has enjoyed the highest honors Of his
profession.
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pair OF two-yoar old steers, that weighed, when
dressed nineteen hundred and eight bounds.
wHDnAA COUNTY.
bellows Falls is oyorrun with Migrants and
beggars.-Mrs. Sally stockwell, of West Bratte-
boro, celebrated her nnoty-irst birthday, satur-
day, April 30.
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Mr.. Rufus Spaulding, well-to-do" citizen
OF Cayendish, about 40 years of age, has kept an
accurate account Of all cord wood cut by him in his
lifetime for pay. It foots up at over twenty-five
hundred cords.-Alrs, Sophia wetherbee, wife of
Del Billings, Esq, mother of Frederick Billings,
Esq, died at the residence Of her daughter in
New York city on Sabbath morning, May LIST, at
the age Of "a years. She leaves with her chill.
dren and relatives and very large circle of
friends, memory fragrant of all manner of good
things in a Christian mother Many that have
known her qucenly hospitality will never forget
the delight Of her home. Her remains were borne
to Woodstock where she has so long lived - Good
working cattle have been selling in Windsor
county for s. to s. per hundred.
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HoNoRs TO THE DEAD,--lnteresting services
were held in the Court House at st. Adams Sat
urday afternoon last connected with the presen-
htion to the county of the portrait of the late
Judge Royce, and the adoption of resolutions in
commemoration of the late Hon. Augustus. Burt.
The Court House was well filled with ladies and
gentlemen, who manifested deep interest in the
proceedings. Respecting Judge Royce, a letter
was read from DR.. Chandler, speeches made by
Judge Deayitt and George F. Houghton, and
brief remarks by Messrs. Edison and Rand Re-
lating to Judge Burt, Mr.. IIoughton read bio
graphical sketch. In both cases brief and appro-
pirate remarks were made by Hon. VIM. c. viii
son, the presiding Judge.
The portrait of Judge Royce, executed by Mr.
Ellsworth formerly a law student in the Judges
Office at Berkshire, is said to be exceedingly stri-
king rs a likeness, and to possess high merit as
work of art.
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- Speaker Blaine has settled the discussion.
which was growing quite warm, in regard to
whether he would permit his name to be used in
connection with the United States Senatorship,
by writing letter, in which he efectually sets
the matter at rest. lie says that it is quite evil
dentto him that hiscandidacy for the place would
tend to produce discord among those who have
heretofore been friends, and might possibly mar
the party harmony in Maine consequently he
will not permit his name to be presented to the
next Legislature as a candidate. This action Of
Mr.. Blaine will render the election Of Mr. Morrill,
tolerably certain
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Department OF Vermont Grand Army OF
the Repnblle.
ASSISTANT ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE.
BURLINGTON, VT, May 9th, 1870.

ASSISTANT ADJUrANT GENERALS OFFICE.
BURLINGTON, VI, May 9th, 1870
GENERAL ORDER, No >
The Both day of May having been designated
as a day set apart by the Grand Army Of the Re-
public will be observed by the several Posts Of
this Department as day in which we will once
more meet around the graves of our fallen com
rades, and while remembering their noble deeds
bedew their silent resting places with tears, and
beautify them with flowers.
This is the third public observance of the occa-
sion, which it is trusted will recur yearly while
there remains heart loyal to the cause in which
our comrndes fell, and while the moving princi-
pie Of that struggle is worth preserving. IL our
organization had no other object, that alone Of
keeping green the resting places of our nations
defenders, by this annual commemorat ton, would
be motive enough to hold us together in a fra
ternal bond.
The Department Commander desires to thank
those patriotic men and women who gave their
aid and sympathy on former occasion to make
successful this National Memorial day, and they
are cordially invited to unite with the comrades
of the Grand Army in the approac hing ceremo-
MES and he thanks the loyal Press everywhere,
through whose generous aid lasting record has
been made of the obseryances one year ago.
1t has been determined not to prescribe any
form of ceremony for universal observance, but
each Post, or any number of Posts, may arrange
together such fitting services as circumstances
will permit. The newspaper Press are requested
to give publication to this order
Post Commanders are specially enjoined to pre-
serve and forward to the Headquarters a copy of
the proceedings lin printed form so far as posi-
ble) which take place in carrying out this order.
By order of
WV. W. Henry,
T. s. PICK, Grand Commander.
Assistant Adjutant General.
GEORGE II. DAVIS,
Aide-de- Camp.
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SrowE.-Mr. Ivory Luce, one of our Oldest in
habtants, died on the 2lst inst. lie settled in
the town Of Mansfield when the place was new,
In the course of time the town Of Mansfield was
annexed to Stowe, to which change Mr.. l.. was
very much opposed, but he was so much attached
to the original town he always remained on the
farm where he first settled, and was also buried
there in compliance with his request.
Mr. and Mrs, Constant Alger celebrated their
a" tin wedding" on the afternoon of the 25th.
There was very pleasant gathering, and we
doubt not the donors were made to feel 80 it is
more blessed to give than to receive Macs
dealer.