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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18

a young and beautiful girl, who few
months ago ran away from her home in the
North, and adopted life of shame, and
who has for while past been en- occupant
of house Of il-fame in this city, yester-
day received a package containing $500,
which had been sent her by request of her
kind father, when on his death bed, as her
equal share of his little possessions in this
world The package was accompanied by
his last message of love and forgiveness,
with prayer that she might yet seek the
path of virtue, etc, etc. She is said to
have received the package and message
with great indifference, so far as outward
appearance could indicate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
IN THE FIELD.
PrussIan ExacIIOns - Falkenstein
OGOVern Paris.

LONDON, Feb. 1T is stated that
German troops are concentrating in large
numbers on the Loire. 1t is announced
that in case the occupation of Paris is
found necessary, Falkenstein will be des-
lguated governor.
The Prussians have demanded 900, 900
francs from the town of Bernoy under 8
threat of bombardment. The Germans
continue to levy contributions in Nor
mandy despite the armistice.
LONDON, Feb. ia dispatch from
Dieppe, to day, says the Emperor Viii
liam has consented to reduction of the
contributions exaCted from the Depart
ment of the Lower Seine to one-third of
the original amount.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
GREAT BRITAIN.
Prince Napoleon and His Cousin.

LONDON, Feb. IA letter from
Prince Napoleon explicitly denies that he
ever offered himself to Bismarck as q
successor to the Emperor Napoleon.
The Cost of Armament,
The defensive works proposed by the
Secretary of War are estimated TO cost
ESQ, 900, 900, and the new artillery re-
qusred 9IO,OOO,OOO
1t is said the Foreign Office has no con-
elusive evidence of secret treaty be-
tween Russia and Prussia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.


The credentials of Mr.. Ella s. Sauls-
bury, Senator elect from Delaware, for
six years from March 4, next, were pre-
santed.
A joint resolution of the H-IIississippi
Legislature for appropriation to the Anne
rican printing house for the blind and the
American Institution for the blind. Re-
ferred.
The Legislative, Executive and Judicial
Appropriation Bill was proceeded with.
Mr.. Trumbull moved to repeal the pro-
vision in the law making pardon conclu-
siVe evidence in the Court of Claims that
the person who is present is guilty of
whatever offense is cited IN the pardon,
unless, on its reception, there be entered
a written protest TO the contrary. Car
RED by the casting vote of the Vice
President.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
THE PEABODY FUND.

Meeting OF Trustees - Vacancies
PHILOSOPHICAL Meeting at Nash
Vile Next October
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 17.-At q meet
ing of the Trustees of the Peabody Fund
Wednesday, Gov. Clifford presented res
oluiiOns of respect to the memory of Ad-
miral Farragut.
Vacancies in the Board were filled by
the election of Hon. Alex. H. H. Stuart,
Of Virginia, and Gen. Richard Taylor, of
Louisiana. At the annual session, they
considered the report of the General
Agent, giving minute details of the sp-
pliCation of the fund for educational pur-
poses in the Southern States A special
meeting well be held in Nashville Octo-
Der next, and the annual meeting June Z.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
CINCINNATI.


CnC,NNATL, Feb. IA company
fomed here to build iron steamers and
other boats, promises soon to 60 into
operation.
An important reduction in freights
from New York TO Cincinnati is an
nounced to take effect Monday. No. l
is fixed at $l.38; Nor at $l.1S; No 3 at
CSC; No. and special are unchanged.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
TO The Female Sufrrngists.

The Senate committee on the memorial
from the female sufTIagists On the subject
of sixteenth amendment, reported that
inasmurh as the ladies claim they have
the right ID vote under the constitution OF
the United States, and it is 50 held ard
enforced by the United States courts,
therefore the ladies' are respectfully re-
flrred to the United States courts for the
enforcement Of their rights.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
Our Agricultural Editor.

The Raleigh Telegram, of the 18th inst,
has the following complimentary notice Of
our Agricultural Editor
''EauGRANT Son OF NORTH CAROLINA
We see that Mr.. j. B. Killebrew, of Mont
gomery county, Tenn, has assumed the
dUties of Agricultural Editor Of the Nash
vile UNION AND AMERICAN. Mr. Killebrew
has a good title 10 be farmer, being one
Of the KiIlebrews Of Eigecombe county
Of this State, one of whom, Mr. @. B
Killebrew, is President of the Agricultural
Society of that county, SO widely
cess of its planters. We predict,
for Mr.. Killebrew, Of Tennessee, a distin-
guished career as a disciple of the quill
H wing devoted himself to agricultural
pursuits. and having well educated mind
Che graduated with first disticti0n al tie
University of North Carol1a) he will no
doubt make his department highly instruc-
tive TO farmers ard all other readers, and
will make his mark as one of the rising
men Of the great Mississippi Valley"
Mr. Kiilebrew is a native Of Montgom-
cry county, Tenn, but was educated at
the University Of North Carolina. He en-
tertsinH a very high opinion Of the Old
North State and her enterprlsing citizens,
but dc es not desire to appropriate an
honor 70 which he is not entitled.
IN one of the branches of the New Jer-
sey Legislature it Is said that the interest
in various bills IS so great that members
are actually button holed in their seats.
L UART, formerly of the Adams Tx
pres Company, was recently arrested in
St. Louis, charged with embezzlirg 81, 400
from the company while agent at Bow
ling Green, Ky.
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ITALY.
Rome and Spain.

FLORENCE, Feb. 16.-The Chamber Of
Deputies to day discussed the Papal
guarantee bill, and without action ad-
jOurned til the 1st of March.
The Queen of Spain, now en- route to
Madrid, has been compelled by indisposi-
ton to delay her Journey at Nice.
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Our state TreasIIrcr.

We fed the following complimentary
notice of DR.. Morrow, our efficient State
Treasurer, in the MOrristown Gazette:
Ii is highly gratifying to us, as it is,
no doubt, to every citizen of the State,
to know that the discharge of the ardu-
Gus and responsible duties of the office Of
State Treasurer are being so promptly,
faithfully and honestly performed by
DR.. VIII Morrow, the present efficient
and worthy Incumbent Of that position
We have had some opportunities of see
ing and knowing with what zeal and
earrestness DR.. Morrow looks after and
wa ches over the interests of the State,
and it is pleasure, as well as a source of
pride TO US, 10 know tha. our State
Treasury is presided over by gentleman
so worthy and capable as is our friend
Viii Morrow.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 17.-Mr. Jones, of
Kentucky, presented petition in favor
of the Cincinnati Railroad, and for the
division of Kentucky into two judicial
districts.
The report of the Conference Commit
tee on the bill creating territorial gov
eminent for the District of Columbia was
taken up snd agreed to.
The House then took a recess.
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Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
road TO be bonded.

Arrangements we're being made yester-
day in the Office of the Surveyor Of Gus
toms in this city, to bond the Nashville
and Chattanooga Railroad for the purpose
Of importing goods in bond from the East,
over the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Railroad running from Bristol 20
Chattanooga, and from Chattanooga to
Nashville. The bond to be given by the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, as we
are informed, is 500, 900, and it Is ex-
pected that the necessary papers will be
made out to-day in the Surveyors office,
and then forwarded to Washington. 1t IL
said that, by this route, goods can be i'm
ported Dy a more direct line to this city
than by Northern routes.
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PruSsIa,s Terms.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE Paris Figaro
says it is reported the German PROPOSE
lions for peace run thus the cessi0n of
Alsace and Lorraine and portion of the
Department of Doubs and indemnify of
one and half million thslers, the Prus-
SLAMS to keep al materials of war cap
tuGed, and the French fleet and colonies
to remain intact.
steps Towards Peace.
Jules Favre has left Paris again for
Bordeaux, whence he will return with
representatives of the Assembly to neg5-
tate treaty of peace.
All contributions collected by Germans
in France, other than as penalties, will
be recovered in the general war indem-
nilY.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18

BECOMING LIBERAL.-A conference #
Jewish rabbirs from all parts of the count
~ has been held in New YORK, for the
purpose If striking from their liturgy the
references to Jehovah as being exclusive
ly the God of Israel, and of making other
changes suggested by the progressive and
reformed IsEaelites whom they represent
Cd. The Jewish Messenger" complains
that not ne Jewish family in a hundred
in New York erected booths at the late
Feast of Tabemscles, while many will
have Christmas trees for their children.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
PARIS.
The Emperor WiIIiam-D Due de
ChambOurd-P Peace.

ChambOurd-P Peace.
LONDON, Feb. ia correspondent of
the Times at Berlin telegraphs that if
peace is not concluded PRIOR 10 the as
semblage of the German Diet, William
will probably remain at Versailles and the
meeting Of Parliament be postponed.
a Versailles correspondent of the TelU-
graph says William is suffering with a
severe attack of rheumatism.
BRUSSELS, Feb. 16.-L'Echo du Parle-
ment says the Count de Chambourd has
arrived here
1t is reported that Emperor William
will not return to Berlin before peace, the
speedy conclusion of which is confidently
expected at Paris.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
MISSOURI
ADMINISTRATORS RniIroads.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE State Senate
has passed a concurrent resolution pre-
viously adopted by the House asking
Congress to pass full and complete am
nesty act. The House passed bill for
taxing all railroads in the State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
United states Recruits.

Several sergesnts left this city yesterday
for colO-ed recruits. One party lett FIR
ClarksYille, Tenn, and a second party
went to Athens, Ala. Under the direction
of Col. Schwenk the business of negro re-
cruiting is becoming quite lively, and
squads are frequently coming in from the
various recruiting stations.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
RAILROAD DISASTER

Another Accident on tho Hudson
Riycr-Drawi DOM Cars Hurled
over AN EmbanKmcnt and Burned
-uiraculOus Escape OF Passcn-
gers.
PuuGuKEEPsIE, Feb. lG.-The four
O'Clock train today from New York
over the Hudson River RsilrOad ran off
the track two miles north of Grcenbush.
The baggage and drawing-room cars
were thrown down an emlankment and
burned. The mails and baggage were
saved. No person was seriously injured.
: Freight Train Gone 10 smash.
NV York. Feb. l7.-lestcrday q
wh.ci on the Erie freight train, throwing
it off the track near Port Jervis. Ten
cars were demolished, and their contents
scattered over the ground.
We are Clad TO see That the bar in DIFF
fcrcut sections of tie country is moving
upon The Recommendation Of the New
l,rk bar ia the mat cr of raising fund
for the daughters Of the late Jllgr fancy
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We stand Corrected.

The Lebanon Herald in its last issue
says:
The UNION AND AMERICAN of Sunday
notices the presence ia Nashville OF
''Prof. A. B. Stark, Of Cumberland Uni
yerslry at Lebanon. DR.. Stark would
confer and receive honor by being con
nected with our University but he hap
pens just HOw to be engaged in teaching
the young feminine idea how to shoo',
rs President of Corona, one of the mrs.
female Institutes Of the South.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18

A VALID GROUND FOR DAMAGEs.-In
accordance with law passed by the last
legislature of Ohio, q woman in Ports
mouth, brought suit against liquor
dealer for $3.50 damages, fer selling her
husband liquor that caused him to neg
lcct his business. The jury gave her a
verdict for Sl75.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18

\ WoNDERFUL WATERFALL. The gov
eminent biologists in Demarara, British
Guiana, lave discovered on the Patoro
river, VII ia s hundred miles OF the car
it's, q fail wiki two leaps, one of 100
feet and nearly roo feet wide; the other
over 50 feet.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18
he flights of Lsuis Napoleon in
Us Courts.

Senator Summer, in a letter to Secretary
,h Oh The join: high commission, which
inst leaked out, insisted that Great
..tu should apologize for her conduct
-cyo-uIzuS the beiligerent rights Of the
th and the aid which she extended the
e.s; that hcsAlabama claims be paid;
The claims Tor depredations commit
Ivy Other cruisers, such as The Snen-
Ia, should be put up. II The same
ing AMI treated 10 the same manner as
se ri The Alabama, and finally that
It Britain hgG'l s--ce tDre'irc wholly
ID his continent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18

IN one of the branches of the New Jer-
sey Legislature it is said that the interest
in various bills is so great that members
are actually button holed in their seats.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-02-18

from business which could as well be
brought before the State Courts, was
shown by Mr.. Trumbull. This bill came
from the House, and was reported in the
Senate from the Judiciary Committee,
with amendments
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-02-25

A LARaE BUHDINs.-H. A. Howell, Jr.. 10
erecting. on the rains of the vail paper ss.inery
1t Aarssillss. building Of very respectable pro-
portions It il 50 feet vide and 26O feet loag,
90 feet longer than the former building. II is
to b. three stories high, or 81 feet inches to
the roof on the sides, and will be Of brick aud
stone. put up in the most substantial manner.
1t viii Be lighted BY AS windows. Colwell,
Clark & Co. are making the window and door
frsnes Work il being done aew On the new
structure and it is expected that it will be com.
pleted and ready for the now wall paper machine.
y BY next July 4th, at vhish time Mr.. Howell
promises the young people that they can have
the building for 4th of July dance. "for one
day and evening only" He intends 70 have the
paper stainsry running by December next.
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T)te0.

On February 20th at Macon, Grundy Co., Miss MINNIE
HOLLANDS, aged twenty hvc years.
his residence In Keene Essex Co.. T., the sh inst,
Rev. IRA MASLEY, In his DIST year.
Az read this brief notice almost hear Master
saying, "We DONE good and faithful servant thou into
the Joys Of thy Lord" In the departure Of this Father
ae the close Of ordinary life ordinary man
Mr. Maney born ut Dorset w. Ia June 1850 Ills carly
spent In the culture of consccratcd mind Ac
cordngy he graduated at Mddlebug College early age
and after odvnity, ordained the gospel
lsty His has stood for than sixty years the
records Of the Presbyterian church. Death found him the
active work Of the pulpit pen the struggles and
tumphs tolls aud prayers Of than halls ccnurys
vice mission fields and In the pulpit Ills record Is In
veu where he gone, and "hs works do follow him." His
life pn,riarchal length and apostolic In zcal DEATH
after such life Is blessed. Ills genial smiles and sanity
counsel will be missed by unusually large and devoted
Gle Of friends and relatives But hchas only gone before where
he waits welcome his eads TO the blessed home he long
and faithfully pointed out TO Others.
"Noby thy course is run.
Bplendor IL round II, ~ p ....
Bravely thy lights won.
Glory hath crowncdt
"ln the high warfare
OF heaven grown hoAry, -
--rs' Thou'rt gone like the sumner sun
shrOuded in glory" st,.I.,ss.r
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-02-25

New GooDs.-Scott Houtz & Co. opened this
morning large lot Of New Spring Goods.
New and beautiful styles in Dress Goods.
Everybody is invited to see the new stock Of
Prints.
Very low prices in bleachsd aad unbleached
Shirtings.
A large stock Of New Table Linens Towels.
Napkins, &c. Good all linen Napkins at $500
per dozen.
The ladies are all invited to call and see our
new stock of Marssillss Quilts aad Counterpanes
Better goods at less money than have ever
been shown in Ottawa.
New stock of Hoop Skirts.
New stock Of Corsets.
New stock of Kid Gloves.
Come and price our New Goods.
SCOTT, HouTZ & Co.
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sad specifications prepared BY the architect Of
The last state house.
We have no doubt our grave Legislators in.
lllgsd in psodigioas cschinination - tAsss sx.
erusiatiag sallies followed sash other in rapid
sucesssisa: but We must BE- permitted to say.
in all dsfsrsace. that in this sort of fun. the OF.
taw. Legislature during ,s brief existence. could
boat the body at Springfield ten to one, and not
half try.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-02-25

WArcH PRESENTATION, &c.-Last Wednss.
day the employees of the Telegraph Instrument
Factory surprised their foreman, Mr.. Henning,
who has for twelve years had charge of that e.
tablshment, and who on that day had attained his
hfty'secoad Anniversary of lis independence
with present of beautiful geld watch valued
at $175, purchased BY the workmea at Trasks'
1t is Howard watch, 1S k, gold cases, and q
model Of excellence aud beauty. Mr.. H. respon.
dsd to the neat presentation speech of Mr. Phil.
lips, and then informed the boys that he had q
surprise for them, which he intended to announce
at noon. viz. a half day holiday and sleigh ride
to Aarssilles in the evening. As they had ar.
ranged for an oyster supper at Walther's in the
evening, the sleigh ride was done in the after.
noon aud the supper came off in the evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-02-25

l.IIsS'c NATIONAL. BANK
on SEN lICA,
Seneca, Ills
DsEcToRs--S. Hod"rman, j. Crotty, A. Bruce, u. y.
Spencer, q. W. Armstrong
Having organized uadrf the National Ransing Law and
succcred to the business IT oldrrman Buckley Co.
now prepared for tlr transaction OF general banking
business
Exchange on chicago New York aud al thu princl
pal cities east and " st bought aud sold
u. ~. Bonds, Gold and silver bought and sold
:NChuulrr M England, ireland, scotland ana Cont.
mental Europe. drawn In sums TO suit purchasers
Collect ion-. made and promptly r.miited for at cur
rent rate Of exchange. '
A fni suppiv Gf ltcysruu Stamps constantly ou hand.
y. nOLBEHMAN, Pres ! CR0TTY, v. Pres
iebsS'i-iy SPENCER Cash.
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w W. CALKINS,
LUMBER DEALER.

rormey of Ottawa Special attention country orders,
and to cutting bills OF timber-OiCe s.sS South Water
street, Chicago. feb2J- 3uos
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@arrteD.

At Turn Hall, the 18th nst by Arthur Lockw God, ESQ.,
M Peter Servsntz Kerr Misc Nina P!anz both Of this
city.
At the Central House, by the same the Goth tns Mr. VIII
liam Bronson to Miss Anna Wsrat both Of the town OF Deer
Park.
Al the residence of the brides father In Ottawa. the 3t
tnst by Rev w. W. Esabrook A. EVANS WALKIR, Of Chca
10 Miss BELLE CuANPLIN, daughter VI Hon. j. T. Champ
an, of this city.
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PEKsoNAL-We are indebted TO Dudley Ran.
dali, the talented "locsl" editor of the Aurora
Beacon, for call on Thursday. He WAS accom-.
panied by Z. W. Hoyte. Superintendent Of con-
structiou Of the F. r. V. r. under the new
regime.
Mr.. Randall took q hurried look through
Ottawa, and made the acquaintance of the celeb
rites among our citizens, saw our churches,
several Of our leading manufactoriea heard, in
Imagination, the distant dan roaring above town,
filed his note book with memoranda for future
use and departed as he came, sober and correct
in his department, notwithstanding he is . rad
ical republican.
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\ lit. IOUNb IOLkS MURAL. - ais 10 the
title Of new idea in the ne wspaper line-s rural
n. +. Lewis, the editor and proprietor of the
well.known weekly. the Western Rural
1t will excite intense interest among the
young throughout the United States, Mr.. Lewis
proposes to give back to those who raise clubs
the entire amount of the money received. during
the next six mouths IN first class premiums,
such as Smiths American organs, American
Wslthsm) watches, Grover s. Baker sewing ma.
Chimes etc. Having actually given over thous.
and sewing mschiues for the Western Rural with.
IL three years past which have given satisfaction
in every instance, the public may be sure that
this is no ''catchpenuy" otfer.-Chcago Tribune.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions re-.
ceived BY Osmsn ~ Hspemsu.
ILLINOIS ArLAs-Mr. X. A. Campbell. South
Clark Street. Chicago, is preparing and will pub:
lish, probably in May, 1871. one Of the most
complete aliases Issued Of the State of Hi.
nois. This splendid work, the size Of which is
royal folio uniform with Mitchells New Genera!
Atlas Of the world, revised up to 1870, the only
revised atlas up to the present date contains
maps of every county in the state. showing min.
uteiy. accurately and clearly full representa-.
tioa of each. The engraving 10 done upon cop.
per, in the highest style Of the art, and We haz.
ard nothing in saying that in point OF fineness
legibility, and beauty. they have seldom been
eIualed-never excelled.
This edition contains double sheet map Of
the world. On Mecator's projection, showing the
United States in its true position a. the CONNER.
cial center of the world; map of North Amer.
lea; double sheet map of the United States Il
new map of Illinois. showing the state entire at
one view, BY counties. The state is then shown
by townships with civil and congressional sec.
tions and fractional parts on scale OF six miles
to an inch, which is shown on thirty full page
maps. On this series of maps is located every
city, town, village, postofice, railroad station,
side track and river landing in the state. They
will show infinitely by railroads, rivers. creeks,
lakes, turnpikes high ways, water.courses, &C..
and other valuable statistics, too numerous to
mention.
Mr.. Charles Parish, general agent for the state,
is now in this city, securing information, and
will call upon all business men and explain more
minutely the nature of the work, and, AZ far US
patronized. give an alphabetical representation
Of each city officially professionally, commercial
ly, and msuufacturingly, which is placed On tho
next page to the county represented. As Mr..
Parrish comes with large patronage from Quincy.
Peoria, and large representations from each and
from other cities, We commend him aud the en-.
terprise to all business men.
Those whs order the work can, il so desired,
have Mitchell's new General Atlas bound in the
same volume, q: cost, if bound with it; separate
~, $1,000.
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LosT.-A Fitch Fur Tippet on Monday, Feb.
18th, in Ottawa. The fiuder will be suitably re.
wsrded on leaving it At this Office.
H. HOGABOON.