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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-08

For good Bath go to J. p. Smiths, 100
Exchange street Hot and cold water and
plenty of it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-08

A FULL assortment of Paper Hangings,
Window Shades, Screens, ETC., for sale by
jy8tf DEvENs & Co 10 Free st.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-08

The most elegant preparation in the market
for digestive disturbance is Cummings Aera-
ted Seidtlitz Aperieut
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-08

The stock market at the close frmer and the
highest quotations of the day were made. The of
tne business however was very light. The New
YORK Centred, Erie, Pacific Mail, Wabash. North
western and Rock Island embraced the entire busI-
ness OF the afternoon. 1t is reported that Woodward
Oilers to settle in full with notes at twO three, four
ana five years wi tn interest.
=. The following the closing quotations of
Stocks:
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Michigan is securing the largest and be st
wheat CROP she ever had. The hay crop is ex-
ceilent, and the potato crop has outfanked
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-08
CITY AND VICINITY
New Advertisements. To-day

NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Chromos. Hale.
Proposals. r.. S. Smart.
For Sale. :. Real Estate. i. Oliver Ames.
Cement Pipe. ID. w. StoCkwell g. Co.
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Household Furniture at Auction

I'm Wednesday, July l2th at 10 AM, at house No
" $40 Congress street, residence vt late Thomas
Hammond we shall sell the Fur niture inssait house.
HAIR clio h. Marble Top Table, Pier Table, French
Pate mlrrors, What-No', Oil Paintings and EDgrsv-
Vases, Secretary, Hat Tree, Pembroke Table, Exten
sion Dniag Table and Chairs, French China, Crock
cry and Glass Ware, Mahogany Bedsteads, bureau
Sinks, Toilet Tables, Lounges Hair Mattresses
Feather Beds, Ingram Carpets, Easy Chairs, AR
Tight and Cook Stoves, together with the entire
Kitchen Furniture.
taves, round corners, carved legs, &c; one Triton &
Nc Farland Safe.
70. BAILEY q CO., Auctioneers.
July I'd
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Peter & Stephen Thacher,
CouaseIlors Il Attorneys at Law

l4Psmberton Square, Boston.
July I, 1871. 1y' 'N
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Weather RepOrt-JuIy lid p. NJ.
strIon OF kilograms and Reports for the benefit o.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-08
BUSINESS NOTICES,

TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. n.
BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh re
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-08

@ O M Nj AZ Il CIAL
Foreign Exports:
WALFVILLE, NS-Sch Escort, 400 bbls. flour.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-08

Mrs. Justin Carter appeared at the police
headquarters to-day and stated that her hus.
band and son were missing, and she feared
that Carter. who is a hard drinker, had drown
ed her son and himself Mrs. Carter is a native
of Rochester.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-08

PoUeHKEEpsIE, July 7.-Frederick and
Anna, aged II and 10 years, children of Theo-
dore Lasber of Red Hook, Duchess county,
were instantly killed to-day by a CARLOAD OF
rye falling upon them " lille they were playing
in the barn. The necks of both were broken.
Advices from Aspinwal state that the Unit
ed States ship Guard sailed for New York on
the Both ult. 1t is believed that the survey il
unsuccessful, the lowest altitude being 612
feet.
Advices from Guatemala to the 18th ult,
state that the revolution is continued and that
the revolutionists held several important
places.
Advices from Chill say a revolution is ex-
Dactnd there
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-08
NE W YORK.
II Orse Plague.

New YORK, July THE horse plague has
interfared seriously with car travel to day. On
East Broadway, Sd, 9th and 9Th Avenue roads,
the cars do not pretend to run regular trips
and the 9TH Avenue stages are making theirs
at considerable intervals The disease is still
increasing
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-07-08
New nisana,

Cholera infantum is prevailing to a great ex-
tent in Brooklyn, The hot weather has deyel.
oped new form of cholera resembling dysen-
tary and yellow fever in its symptoms. So far
three cases only have occurred. The symp
toms are the same in all cases. Excessive
purging, high fever, bloody discharge indca.
tive Of the virulent dysentary and black vomil
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FIRST & ONLY MORTGAGE

| " LIS ENTIeE ROAD AND PROP.
49, EkOM W1NN To vANCEBOR RIO,
toesdes Second Mortgage on the entire road and
| equipments from Bangor to VIM, IS miles This
portion cost some 50 100000 and the only lien there
on is MORTGAGE to the city OF Bangor 81 900 OOcl
aud. in addition thereto. by FIRST AMI
ONLY MOkTGAGE on
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GALL at Lothrop's, 152 Exchange street, and
get your Fly Screens. +f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02
TOM SCOTT.
The Cincinnati Enquirer Brings Hin cat
for President.

CINCINNATI, November The Daily
Enquirer of this city, the lesding organ OF
the Democracy of to-day, and the recog-
nizsd representative of the non-compro-
mise Of the party, contains an article this
morning expressing It's preference for
hon. Thomas A. Scott, Of Pennsylvania,
IS its candidate for the presidency. TIE
article discusses Mr.. Scott's peculiar 1T
ness for the candidacy At length, the prin-
cipsl points being Is follows: In order to
succeed, the Democracy must select man
who can obtain large vote outside OF the
party. and ct the same time obtain The
cordial support Of tbs organization. The
eastern, southern and old border slave
States can be carried for any fair man, but
some Of the large middle and western
States must be secured in order 70 sue
ceed. Colonel Scott, being strong in
the staGes of Psnnsylvsnia and New
Jersey, may be said 70 occupy q
similar position 70 that of Buchanan, In
Pennsylvania holding the key to the
presidents position, and must therefore be
consulted. Colonel Scott, having never
bsen closely identified in politics,
would neither awaken resentment, nor
grouse malice II placed at the head of
the presidents ticket. The Enquirer says
that Colonel Scott's particular fitness for
the presidency Ia manifested In the won
derful executive ability which made hiEG
the most successful railroad manager in
this country. IL assnmes that f. ID. Stan
ton Is a good Judge of men, and that his
selection OF Colonel Scott In the most diff
6cult and trying part Of the war ss his as
sistant secretary, indicated high sppre-
citation of bis 6De and unequaled adminis-
trative talent. 1t bslieves that Colonel
Scott thoroughly sympathizss with the
movement 70 restore the government TO
its old Democratic constitutional basis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02
THE LEGISLATURE.
PROCEEDINGS OF YESTERDAY.
Speclal TO the APPEAL l

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, November LIN the Sem
ste to-day the petition OF the Memphis
thesters praying for q reduction of the
Stste tax on theaters was reported for
passage by the committee on finance and
ways and; ;means.
The special committee on the charge
against the comptroller made in last Sun
days Memphis papers by Mr.. Msthes, tax
collector on privileges, reported that the
comptrolleris report was incorrect, and
calculated to deceive the public mind as
to the amount OF tax collected on privi-
leges in Shelby county during the nine
months commencing October Is, 1870, and
ending July ~, 1871.
The committee on the further investigs-
ton Of the books and papers of Mr.. PEN
Debaker find the amount collected by Mr.
Msthes duly turned over to the comp
troller.
The COMMITTEES on the alleged printing
frauds brought in M jority and minority
reports, both very vOluminous dOcu-
msnts. The majority report exculpstes
Jones, Purvis & Co. from all charges OF
fraud and corruption, and where there ap-
pssred to be the shadow Of a foundation
Tor BsKter's charges, they find the proof
shows that the printers merely followed
the usage of their predecessors. Tnev f. I'D
that in some cases Jones, Puryis q Co.
have charged less, and In no Gaze more
than former public printers. The minor
ity report, signed by Messrs. Gibson aud
Freeman only, fods fraud and corruption
in everything. The reports were received
On motion TO print the report and the
evidence, the debate lasted all the fore
noon. The motion was lost, and the SEN
ate adjourned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Remedies G. Quick Cures
DR.. n. DscARL'S
ME- d1oa1 once.
No 2Ol MAIN STREET,

ID ETWEEN WASHINCTOR AND ADAMS
D streets, Memphis, Tenn Or. DeCarl,
formerly OF 240 Main street, Buffalo, N. Y,
specialist IN the treatment OF Syphilis and
all diseases Of the genital organs Of male or
female. ia permanently located ut No. 20L
Maisl street. Memphis, Tenn.
Facts are Faets--jood phyEisns acknowl-
edge his superior skill and unprecedented
suceess, and send hopeless cases to him. Pa
tienss suffering nom skin diseases, diseases
those anomalous and complicated cases OF
old standing, where the constitution has
long suffered from proEractso mercnrtal
treatment, anould not despai-, but call en-
DIR. DeCarl, and he sub ected 10 a course Of
his fumiRa1ing Napor Baths IN q Injunction
ical Banks, Roots and Lesves which grow
within ~ degrees OF Ghs EQUATOR and nearly
under vertical sun.
To the Ladaes.-The vapfoug complicated
and distressing diseases incioent TO females,
trested with eminent success. such ~ sup
p-sssions, irregularities, whites. Failing OF
the Womb. TumorB, all Urinary Diseases,
Nervous Debility, Painlul or Dimcult Mem
struRtion, BarrenneRs, etc., ETC., VIII be
speedily cured, Etthout poisonous druEs, In
Have no defcsey in calling, no difference
what your troublfs mRY be. The afnicted
are cordially invited 70 call and satiAfy
themselves.
REaEMBKR: That DR.. DeCarl publishss no
certificates TO dupe the unwary, nor max sa
false REPRESENTATIONS 10 gull the unfortunates
but that all he says VIII be falthfuuy car
50 An letters answered promptly and
medicines carefully packed and sealed, frse
every part OF the etYtiEed world.
nR- OGcs 2oa Main street. up statrss Mem
phis, Tenn. Postofdce box 11o. once hours
nom ~ am. TO oH p m. mol
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02
TIE rnrroNTHIEHEs.

Ths federal government realizsd by the
sale Of cotton after the war, only $50, COO, :
Olj when it should have made, il 1t had
gained ell that Southern farmers lost not
less than S63. 600 GOO. We can designate q
swest-5csuted ring that stole six thou
sand bales; but the rascsls are high in
favor at Washington, are rich, and, IN
like poor tsx-paysrs, cannot be robbed Of
their gains. Il seems that the govern
msprs cotton agents, st New York, dis
posed Of It a. Jwsnty-nine cents pound,
when It's raa-k e. valUs ct the time Of the
sale wss seventy Eve cents per pound.
The agsnts apPsSr TO have bsen in collu-
sion with the purchasers, snd the poor
est kinds Of cotton were shown
as samples of the entire lot held
by the government, the bidders getting it
by Ii ssr-angemsnt at the figure Of twen-
ty- nine csnts per PounG, and subsequently,
selling Is st the mzrke. price, thereby S.
curing 6 handsome profit to all concerned
in the transaction. The claimants, how
ever. are not disposed to base their claim
a.af fsur5 lees than its real market value
a. the time Of the sale, and 1t is feared
that the government viii, in refunding
the money Eor thss5 cotton seizures, be
considerable loser, especially now that
the British claimants stand 8 chance be-
fore the Mixed Commission Of being al
lowed some compensation for their Losses.
i sisnow known At the treasury that sew
ersl Of these cotton agents defrauded the
government cut Ct large amounts OF
money. Their accounts show this, but
Whist steps the United States win take to
recover its just dues has not as yet been
dsc!ded upon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02
sOTEAAs AIsslEG OEFAULTERs
InssrsSll, Of TaRmaRy-Ihe Latest lHsur-
shes Scandal.

NEw YoRK, October 8i.-Fhere Is
nothing new 10 be said Of Ingersoll- He
has not returned, but his father and Tweed
declare that he Will certainly come back.
Deputy-Sherih Jarvis assigned four
Officers. Monday afternoon, TO search for
Ipgsrsoll in trains arriving from the East,
ma thev were not successful in ending
him. ks soon ss he arrives he is TO b6 ar
restad- and none OF the consideration
whieh was shown Tweed IL TO be used
towards lis oonfidant. Mr.. Jarvis said
Yesterday that Ingerson would be treated
ike any ordinary prisoner. Although his
associates profess the most unbounded
faith in InEersOllis intention 70 return 10
the city, there are net wanting those who
assume that he has dsd, and intends 20
remain away.
The Tribans says Woodward Is still sb-
ssnt from Norwalk. A week ago lsst Sat-
urdsy be informed one or two business
associates that he wss going to CDicsgo Ia
the capacity Of president OF the aiIheld
County FIRE insurance COMPANY, 70 ad-
lust some losses incurred by the Gre, The
following Monday be took ths eastward
bound train, and next day bis wits left
NorWalk, as she sted, 70 ioin him In
New York. He had st this time. hovev-
er. ceased to be president of the insur-
Snce company, having transferred his
stock. amounting 70 ten thousand dolfsrs
a. The books Of the compsny show, and
although his resignation has not been re.
oeiyed by the secretary, his position is o.
course vacant. A very general imprss.
sion prevails that be has gone to Canada
and the TACT Of his taking the eastward
train Is strong svidsncs and correlativ'
proof,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02
DAMAGED BY NEWSPAPERS.
The ''lIysly Western Press" Gsttias lssslf
into Net Water.

SIOUX CITY, lows, November Hem
~ Hsspen, formerly mayor o. Pells, and
now manager Of the Sioux colony, Sioux
county, has sued John Z. Curry, editor Of
the Sioux City Herald, for libel, claim
ing damages 10 the amount of twenty-five
thousand dollars. He charged Haspen
with adultery and theft.
ST. PAUL, Minnesota, November L.
The first phase Of the libel suit of Cover
nor Austin against James Green, editor OF
the st. Anthony Democrat, terminated
last evening BY binding the defendant
over to appear before the grand jary, in
the Aum OF I'VE thousand dollars, The
testimony introduced by the defense,
upon which q based ths truth Of its ssser-
tious Of bribery, was the fact that
Governor Aust had Obtsined I'VE thou
sand dollars from some Philsdelphia
party through 7. H. Clark, president oi
the Lake Shore and Michigan railway.
Plaintiff showed that the i've thousand
dollars was loan ct ten per cent, So
cured by mortgage upon real estate oi
twice the value of the amount loaned,
which loan was not sought until more
than q year after the approval Of the bill
which Green charged 6overnor Austin
was bribed to sign.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02
saturdaY, Dsesmbs sr 2, 1871.

within legal hours, in front of the Sheriff 3
ONCE. in The city OF Memphis, Tenn, on the
west side of second street, between Unio i
and GayosO streets, and IN front OF the sonth
portion of the Gresnlaw Opera House pro-
coed to sc j, for cash. to the highess and pest
bidder, the following real estate, or SO much
thereof as NAV be necessary TO satisfy The
amount secured by the trust The property
lies in Shelby county, Tenn and Is thus de-
scribed: The front rsei, containing aO-lO0
acres and being the same tb az was conveyed
70 the said JaLaes Young by Wesie7 Blake
more by deed dated 18th February, l. 50, reg
istered In the Registers once OF sne By
county IN book q pp 67-5. and described as
follows: Beginning at a sweet gum lS chains
and 43 INKS south Of Bradshaws south Line OF
2 4 acre tract and On me @ me between said
crossing Cane creek. caaiLsi thence south
3 chains and 50 links to asweet gum; thsnes
east 4 chains to A. g. Biekeme s's southwest
corner. thence north "a chains and 90 links
with a. @. BlskemoTe west Line 20 the be-
ginnirg. Also SO much OF the following de-
scribed property as had not been sold @ or
NOR gagged 10 others pIior TO January Is, 1861,
and remained the property oil James Young
and his wife on that day. Tne description OF
the wnole tract is as follows, e1Rtainlng
originally in the nam5 OF James SeaWeli:
Beg nntng at the northwest c)rner OF satd
original tract at stase norm = esgI eeS east
thence east passing an elm at - chains and
lin As, the soutC lst corner OF Ramsey s
5000 acre grant, In all ~ chains, 70 q STAKE OF
5 Eeet and black gum and bisek scak point
ers; thence toutn, crossing cane creek at 8
chains anu - links, in all i9 chains and 40
links. 20 a sweet gum thence west chaias
TO a STAKE; tnence south, crossing satu CT eek
at 2 chains, in all % chains and 50 links, to 3
SWEEP gum; thence east chains TO a STAKE
and dogwood; thence soqth . chains and ID
INKS to & STAKE and b ack gum marked l.
thence west 30 chains to a stake; thence north
49 chains and 70 links to the beginning, 10
wnich deed Of trust and the Uhancery Nuurs
reco I'd reference is here made Tor greater DER
tainty. Titles believed to be good, but yFlu
sell and Ocnvey only as trustee. Eq lity or
re EN- ption barred.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT,
Sheriff of Shelby county and trustee.
BUwEs & PesTON, attorneys.
NJ VI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02
ESTABLISHED 1910.

The true men Of Mississippi are maxim e
= gallant q sht The "fools AMI thieves''
are being driven 10 the wall on general
priuuiI Is.
The registered white majority in Lsu-
derdRls county wRs one hundred and
twenty eight on the 9th inst. The Meri-
dian Gszstfe thinks the msj ority will be
slightly increased before the election.
The Jackson Lsader tries to pervsrt the
facts of the disturbance at Artesia. It
makes out the killing of Lee ku-klux
outrage, Notwithstanding Les was q
white man and q Democrat, and was en-
tirely unsrmed.
Ames, OF Massachusetts. who represents
Mississippi in the United States Senste,
says that Nstchez is the place Of his resi-
dsnce. Upon examination, 1t is stated
that his name does not appear on the tax
books there, nor has he ever paid tax Of
any kind in that (AdRms) county.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02
N0TIeE OF BANKRUPTCY.

In the Dis ric, Court OF the United States for
the District OF West TennssSsa.-In the
mstter OF N A. Lonsley, bankrupt-'n
bankruptcy Before Thomas J. Latham,
Esq, RegtEe-.
To the csed tors OF the above namsd bank
rups;
n NAKE notice that general and hnaI meet.
L ing OF the creditors ~ said BANKRUPT
Will te held At the cf1iss OF said Reg
lister, in the eitv of Memphis, In said DE
tr'ct, on the Nth day of NoYsmbeF, 4. D..
1871, at 10 O'Clock am, for the purpose named
in the 9Th section OF the Bankrupt act of
March 2. 1867: also give you notice that
havs fled my lsl accounts as assignee OF
the estate of the said bankrupt. in ssid Court,
and that on the 18th dsy of November shall
apply to said Court ior the settlement Of my
said ace0uDt and for discharge troua all li-
ability S. assignee o. said esia'e IN acco--
dance with the provisions of the 2S h sseLion
Of t1e act OF CongI ess, 11tlsd AN act 10
establish a uniform s. stem Of bankruptcy
throughout the United Ststes." approved
Msrch q E6S
q. WOOLDRIDGE, Assigres
A L MI .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02


TEE New York BHHe:iE, usually very
well Informed upon commercial and
trade gu5iscts, in sn article upon the fn-
turs Of CEicsgo, says that " nothing more
clearly shows the cspsoities Of Chicago
than the fsc5 that, notwithstanding this
tremendous disaster, there wss no sppa-
rens Interruption or abatement of the
crest f5w CT FssssTn grain and bread
s.aHs through the city 10 ths east. Its
800 coo tons Of shipping were uniDj0red;
tbs tweBty-f5ur great Lines Of railway
thst csntsr in the city remained intact,
the two hundred and fifty trains that daily
arrive rad depart we're only delayed few
hours in c-5or TO replace few broken
Hckf. Then the great business Of ths city
rapidly fell bsck into its old channels, and
tbs services Of Chicsgo as q medium Of
communication between the vast produc-
ing and consuming interests Of the world
experienced temporary CHECK" "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02
HoRTAWEsTERN SUFFERERS.
Circular fren the Relief Committee Most
UreeHt Needs.

M1LvAuxxR. October sl-The relief
committee publish the following circular
and request the country pspeD TO copy: I:
70 q ReaeVoleat Public -Through the
spontaneous lberslity Of a ~ symPAthizlng
people, especially OF our women, from
Maine 70 san Francisco, we have now on
hand and in transit an ample supply Of
clothing, Of every description, for men.
women and children, to meet ths wants Of
the sufferers by IRE in Hortbery Wiscon-
Gin and the psninsular of Michigan.
Money Is still greatly needed for the pur-
ehsssng Of provisions, buiiding materials
and toois and tArraing plenents. horses,
oxen, cows, hay and feed. Money
may be sent 70 Alexander Mitchell, treas
ureR,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02
kOTIcE IN sERKRuPTGY.

In the District Court Of this United States fer
the District Of West Tsnnsssee.-In The
matter of Lyons & Fies bankTu9ts.-In
bankruptcy Before Thomas J. Latham,
ESQ Register.
To the creditors Of the above named Bank
rupts:
0NAKE notice that a general and final meet
ing Of tire creditors q said Bankrupts
viii be held at the once OF said keg-
ister, in the city of Memphis in said Dis
trict, On the 18th day Of November,
A. -. 1874. at 10 o'clock am for me pUr-
pose named In the 9Th section OF The bank
rupt act of March 2 1857; also give you
nOtlce that I have Med my nngi ac-
eounts as assignee of the estate of the said
bankIupts IN sad Court, and Jnat on the
s5th dag of November L shall apply 70
said Court for the settlement OF nv said ac-
count, and for q discharge from sll liability
as assignee Of said ts ate, in accordance with
the provisions Of the 2S.h section OF the sct
of Congress, en- tiled ''sn CT to establish 2
uni orm systeKn Of Bankruptcy throuehOus
the United States. approved March 1y8S.
o WOJlDRICGE 6. Assignee.
5 MHMPHIs. TBNN November l, 1871 nt2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-02
A QUEER PROCEEDING.
The HlnOrity Report on the Public PrIrtlng
in the legislature.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, November Lit turns out
that the minority report of the committee
on the alleged frauds in the public print
ing, presented in the Senate to-day, was
only signed by Mr.. Gibson himself, who
used Mr.. Freemsn's name to give it char
scter. Mr.. Freeman had not read it at
that time, and unless he has signed 1t to-
night, his name Is not affixed 10 the docu-
ment. The error was not discovered at
the time Of sending the regular report
from the fact that Mr.. Gibson, contrary 10
the usual practice, read the report him
self, instead OF hsnding it to the clerk 70
read,