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70 If you want to be IN good humor
all the week, get your washing nicely done
by 10 o'clock Monday morning and have
the clothes ironed and put away before
night. Now if yon don't know how to do
this, just inquire at Moore & Bro, who
manufacture that famous " Waainqtoa
City Soap.' Ask your grocer for it.
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EThe " Wilmington CITY Soap" chal-
lenges the world to beat it. 1t is pure,
harmless, beautiful and effective article,
warrented to do all claimed for it. The
whole country is beginning to appreciate
its superiority. Moore & Bro, manufac-
tuners.
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ADVERTISEMENTS Lowell adyer-
tises at Public Sale, on farm, miles north
of Elkton, valuable Stock and Farming
Utensils. Sale on 9th of February.
Adams & Bro, Wilmington, appear with
new attractions this week.
Many of the most prominent business
men Of Wilmington advertise in The Whiq
among the number on the present occasion
we call the attention of our readers to Mr..
Granville Worrel, who has long been
familiar to them through its columns
His advertisement appears in new and
attractive form. Mr.. Worrell's line of
goods is very large, his transactions in Dry
Goods being very extensive. The steady
growth of his sales in our county speaks
well for his business capacities and espe
cially so for the general standard of the
Goods, Wares and Merchandise dealt in.
Any of our readers who make purchases
in Wilmington should not fail to examine
Mr.. Worrelrs stock of Goods.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber intends 10
Apply TO the County Commissioners of Cecil county at
their regular meeting after the expiration of thirty
days from the date hereof to have private road opeped
from the house wherein she resides across tile land
OF Martin Muroney 10 the road leading from said Null
roneys 70 the road from Brick Meeting House to Car
Ter NILS: DEBORAH BROWN.
Jan 20. lS12-lm - -
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THE CHRIS TIAN STATESMAN is the organ
of the movement to secure a Religions
Amendment to the Constitution of the
United States. At the same time it is
devoted to the maintenance of all Chris
tian features now existing in our govern
ment, in particular, Laws against the Des-
ecration of the Sabbath, the Christian Law
OF Marriage and Divorce, and the use of
the Bible in the Public Schools. Professor
Tayler Lewis has said: "In no paper in
our land do we find so full and clear a dis
eussion of the great principles which must
underlie our own and all other political sys-
tens. The numbers for February will
contain fall report OF the National Con-
vention at Cincinnati. Terms 81 90 year.
Address, The CHRISTIAN STATESMAN, 1914;
North 18th street, Philadelphia,
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The undersigned otf.rs FOE SALE his s,,ss
COMFORTABLE COTTAGE. ~ rooms in the ljallrE
neal; Quiet and healthy village Of Zion. Also XIX MA
STORE HOUSE. ,5igSx9,
Jan j. lS12-:;w STEPHEN Il FOKi
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PUBLIC SALE
Valuable ElktOn Property.
The undersigned will offer at Pebble Sale on the
premises on
Wednesday,, 31st Of January, instant,
at . o'clock p. NJ, the following
Valuable Property.

situate West High and Depor streets divided into
nine Lots.
LOT No. ]. Is CO by 1iS feet located the corner of
High and Depot streets and improved by Il ~
three-story BRICK DWELLING, wit, two lsl2HE
story Frame Back building attached. ~ Ssl
The balance Of the property adioins No. -
ir"ntne On High street 300 feet and running back about
80 feet which will be offered in Lots 10 feet front
each. Tile subscriber the privilege Of offering
the property whole after having offered it in lots.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-half CASH and the balance
such tinr may bee a.read upon between purchaser
and the subscriber. NICHOLAS HISS.
gl-fartiss desiring further information concerning
thu property are referred TO W. j. ZONES ESQ., Ekton.
the subscriber at Dover Del. Jan e. ls1s-ts
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FOR RENT.

Two new AMI convenient DWELLING HOUSES ard
WHhEhW RIGHT SHOP III Mechanics Valley. Terms
Reasonable Possession given Marca 18th. 49,.
Apply to THOMAS M"TET
Or. Il. V. R1TTrNHOUsE at the place.
Jan j. IST2-4w#
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REAL ESTATE.
PAYING INVESTMENT.

TWO BUSINESS ;tGl SIS in the best location in
the town 81 E,On. Viii be iu an such icrrs tla the
iNestmrnt Will pay over Ten per 10 ti,. pur-
cha.rr. Apply CARL HOFFMAN,
Nv i. ls.I-tr EIktou Nd
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NOTICE..

All persons indebted to HILL & ALEXANDER arc
requested to make inmediaie payment to the uud-r-
signed. AMI thus avoid suits.
VI. J. JONES,
JOSEPH P. CANTWELL
Dec lSil- Assignees of Hill 4 Alexander
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
FOR SAIE

The DIV ELIING HOUSE on North street now occl.-
Pi.i by James Frazer. ESD.
Elkt0n. Jan &. lSI4-1 CAR, HOFFMAN,
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FOB RENT
FOR SALE.

n
The subscriber i'll offer ut Private Sale FARM,
containing - ACRES and sora- percles. in
good condition. 4 thr-r-sfDry COTTAGE -
nearly new. conta!nn.; rooms with Kitchen g=o=I
anu Piazza back, with a ne'yer-iiiinc Well Of EA-l
water in il. AlsU, good sized Frame Barn stoned
stahie-high with t,rasi,in floor and side NOW: and
otntr smai! "ablilGn- Also, Fruits various kinds
This property il situated the roai leading from
]. y. Carter Paper Mill 10 Bay View. mile from the
former , from Cherry Hill. an2 miles from Elkton
tcci. county. Md convenient tn trches schools and
mills.
For further particulars, appl, the subscriber,
the premises. JOHN JOl!ESON
Jan Is, ls12-i,n#
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tF!s AND SH JES fer Men. Women and Children
speciality. ="
Oct IS 1871. VIM
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WANTED on CONSIGNMENT
All other kinds of Trade or Produce
raised or manufactured by Farmers, narynen Cnul-
try Merchants, except Liu"rs all of which will be
Sold ut the Highest Cash Prices
in Bai:imor", ~ cons:ning
f. Il. MARINE.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
53 West Pratt Street.
mar %, 1S7l-tf Baltimore Md
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most them good and will work we'll anywhere
COLTS. and years Old. we'll matched: Is head o.
CATTLE: Milgh Cows soiuc OF them giving milk. OH
will he in profit yoke OF STEERS . Bu Lbs.
II HOGS. ine slI0ATS,6 pigs three months old ]
Brood SOW.
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NOTICES, dc.
WANTED.

By experienced MILLER and his SON II situation
in mill for the coming year: would take mill on
the Shares Rent Good references given if reoursd
Inquire at THE CECIL WING OFFICE
.Jau 20, 1S72-2w"
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EVERY ONE TO HIS BUSINESS.

The h"ghts n - Ford SILK and Pint Measure to
thar tsH d7d Moiasscs; the 1di'or 10 his Goose dc
sewing Machines Of any kind a. H. N,-r
STYLE Of PRICE supplied by the ny srsra-,I AM no
advice given unless asked f,T. B z, I,o3ora
Ec-Sn!scriptioHs h,sl.. a. IL" american A.ri.af
shis'' f'V' per E-liSI-. Get 1t m*
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Kenneth Square Academy and Seminary.

CHESTER COUNTY, PA.
TERMS sl25 To Sl.T5 per week No extras.
sfURTLiiGE NORRIS
Jan 81, isSas--.t
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NEW ADTEf:ITSElIEN7,S.
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

we VIII send q hai'dS"mr rrns cctnS "r N.ir
i""tf"t" Fh'F'fH E,his, continuing 200 line
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Six Young Horses.

his entire Stock. Farming Implements. AMI Hons.
and KitchcA Furniture:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-18

As THE canvass for Congressman
for the State at Large progresses the
danger Of the election Of HORACE
MAYNARD, Tennessee's most impla-
cable enemy, becomes more probable.
If a majority of the Democracy of
Tennessee wanted Ex- President
JOHNSON as their candidate, they
should have sent delegates to NASH
Vile and nominated him; and it is
too late for them to awaken from
their lethargy. We were not at all
satisfied with the makeup of the
State Convention, but opposition to
it now can only make bad worse.
If we vote for the nominee, we will
get Congressman of good sense,
and sterling integrity OF character;
if we vote against the nominee the
chances are that we will thereby
elect MAYNARD, our most malignant
enemy. Vote for honest FRANK
CHEATHAM.
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OF PUBLICATION.

James NJ. Campbell ct al.-Exparte.
Notice is hereby given that James M.
Campbell, James Haddox, Richard Foster,
Washington Webster, Greed Taylor, Rufus
Wilkes, Soloman wilkins, John Frierson,
George Cook, Riley Witherspoon, Duncan
Dale, Cap Hardeman, ThOs. N. Irwin and
Green Foster, have filed their petition in the
Chancery Court at Columbia, Tennessee,
asking to be Incorporated into company
to be known under the name and style OF
the Maury County ColOred Agricultural
and Horticultural, Mechanical Live Stock
Society, having for Its object the agrtcul-
tural, horticultural interest, etc; and they
ask In their corporate name 70 make con-
tracts, sue and be sued, plead and be en-
pleaded, and to hold by purchase gift or
otherwise any real estate or personal
property necessary and proper for carrying
on its operations, and with power to dispose
Of the same according to the rules and by
laws that may be adopted by them, with
power to erect buildings, hold fans and ex-
hibitions, and to offer rewards, prizes or
premiums, and to do all things necessary
not inconsistant with the laws and Consti-
tuition Of the United States or State OF Ten
nesseei they ask for q capital stock OF $D0O,
with the liberty to increase the same to
$4,000. That ave of the petitioners be au-
thOrized to act as commissioners with power
to open books fer and receive subscriptions
for stock for the foregoing purposes; that
they elect Of their number a President, Vice
President, Secretary and Treasurer, and
such other Officers and agents, and they ask
for all powers necessary and proper Tor car
rying ont the purposes Of the company, etc.
OCT 18th. p. p. BOQPER, &. d
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-18

WIN. Ii. SEWARD died on the 10th
of the present month, at his resi-
dence in Auburn, New York. He
was a man of powerful intellect, and
for years had a great influence Oil
American politics. He first gave
prominence to the idea of lire
pressible conflict" between free la.
Dor and slave labor, which culminat-
ed in a war and the freedom of the
slaves. He was Secretary of State
under Presidents LINCOLN and JOHN
SON, and much of the success of the
war of coercion was due to his skill :
fu! diplomacy. He lost his great in
fluence in the North, after the close OF
the war, by advocating reconciliation
of the sections. The greatman's last
words were, "Love one another"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-18

RADICAL negroes have recently
created riots in Cincinnati, Mont.
gomery and Macon. Negroes are
everywhere very much the same, be.
cause they are nearly all ignorant
and are controlled by politicians,
many, if not all, of whom are bad
men. They seem not to discern the
difference between liberty and Ii.
cense, and think they ought to kill
every negro that differs with them
politically. HORACE GREELEY has
been, and is, the best friend the ne
gro race ever had, and yet if any one
of them sees proper to advocate his
election, he is in danger of losing his
life.
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Total, 900 Gins. ali Cash -

lOtdl, l,Uu SlItS. Hi O6SIl &C..
The money necessary to pay In full all the
offered gifts is now upon deposit in the
Farmers and Drovers' Bank, as will be seen
by the following certificate Of the cashier:
FARMERs' AND DROvERs' BANK, /
LoUIsvILLE, Sept. q, lS72
This is to certify that there is now ON de-
posit in this bank over half a million OF dol
lars to the credit Of the Gin Concert Fund,
S5O000o of which is held by this bank a.
Treasurer of the Public Library OF Ken
lucky to pay on oil gifts to be awarded at
the drawing r. 6. VHACH, Cashier.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $40; halves, IS; quarters, $50
IL whole tickets for 800; . for Es2o; So for;
$500; lis for q, 900; IS for C5oo; SO for $500:
No discount on less than tl00 worm OF
tickets at time.
The drawing win positively and mnsau Nv
ocally take place December =. Age 1n1 are are
make returns November 8, in order to give
ample time for the final arrangements. Or
ders for tickets or applications for circulars
should be addressed TO
Gov. THOe. Z. BHAHLErTE
Agent Public Library OF Kentucky, Public
Library Building. Louisville, ~.
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THE Hartranfi organs of Pernsyl-
wants a. making big to-do over .
letter from General Thomas A.
Harris, of Tennessee" in which he
says of Hsrtranft that he knows "no
gentleman on this continent more
worthy of exalted official position
and public confidence" General"
Thomas A. Harris p-hanged If they
haven't sprung q new one on the
people Of Tennessee this time.--
louisville Courier-Journal
The "'Generap THOMAS A. HAIR
RIs" spoken Of above, is, we presume,
Esq. THos. A. HARRIS, of Mt. Pleas.
ant, in this county. He was a Con.
Tolerate Lieutenant in the late war,
and, like many Others, has been pro-
moted since the war, doubtless with
ont his knowledge or consent.
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According to appointment . pri. !
mary election was held in Maury |
county last Saturday, to decide who |
should be the Democratic candidates
for Floater and Representative, 10
sulting in the election Of Mr.. JONI
FRIERsoN and Major JAS. b. AKIN.
The vote polled was not e. large a.
it should have been, but that was the
peoples fault, !and..not the fault of the
Primary Election. We hoist on high
the names of the nominees, and urge
the people to vote for them. To vote
against them 10 to elect Radicals.
Our nominees are worthy Of our
votes Independent of their claims a.
the candidates Of our party. Neither
of them is a politician, but both are
gentlemen ofgood business capacity.
All of us feel a pride in having our
county represented by those who
would take leading positions in the
Legislature as debators and thinkers;
but, after all, we are decidedly of the
opinion that it is better for the ma
terial interests of the county and the
State, to have clear-headed business
men, whose practical common sense
will teach them uneringly what will
best corduce to the financial, agricul'
tural and mechanical advancement OF
the country. While JOHN FR1ERsoN'
Major AKrH and Major ALLISON will
not be likely to become great polin-
cal leaders, they will do what is in
finitely better for our county-enact
wise laws by which sll the industries
will thrive and flourish, invite immi-
grafton of lsboring men and men of
capital, and manufactures spring up
everywhere as if by magic. Before
the war, the Northern people let the
South have q monopoly of the great
political takers, and they chose men
who would secure such legislation as
would build up their material inter-
ests, and the consequence was, when
the war came UP, they were rich in
material resources, anowe were poor
and weak. Select capable men, but
let their capacity be of the right kind.
Always choose intellect and brain ,
but be sure that these can be useful
and beneficial to you. Vote for the
nominees.
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The Cincinnati Commercial says :
"Several persons of some temporary
distinction in this country have been
improperly, as we think, styled 'Old
Brains Greeley is the man for that
name. His speeches made during
last week show that he carries more
wisdom and patriotism, hearty hui
mainly and practical information I'M
der his hat, than any other man in
America"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-18

WE have seen private letters from
prominent men in the counties of
Lincoln, and Giles, and the cities of
GAINESVILLE. Knoxville, and Chatta-
nooga, all of whom give encouraging
news for CHEATHAM. The letter
from Fayetteville claims Lincoln
county for CHEATHAM by 1900 ma
jority over JOHNSON.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-18

CRIMINAL Court at Pulaski ad-
journed last week. The Grand Jury
have published card in the Pulaski
Citizen, in which they compliment
Judge MoLEMoRE for the prompt,
patient, and able manner" in which
he disposed of his duties; and also
Capt. RUSSELL, Attorney General,
for his ''kind, dignified, and courte-
Gus bearing" He convicted large
number of criminals, and sent eleven
of them to the Penitentiary for the
aggregated period of ninety years.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-18

THE Democrats of the 9Th Con-
gressional district failed to nominate
candidate for Congress at Gallatin
last week, and STARK and COLA
DAY, the two most prominent aspi-
rants are running as independent
candidates. Of course Radical will
be elected, if they continue in the
field.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-18

The election in South Carolina,
Wednesday, resulted in the election
of MOSES, the Radical can idsie fol-
Governor, and a gain of one Liberal
member of Congress.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-18

Col. Cox, the Greeley & Brown
Elector for this district, having filled
his appointments heretofore publish
ed, publishes in the HERALD to-day
another list of appointments, embra-
cling several points in Msury. He
will speak at Columbia, on the 23d
inst. Col. Cox has entered the can
vass in earnest, and is doing noble
service for the Liberal cause.
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declared q bankrupt BY the District Court OF
the United States for the Middle District of
Tennessee, will sell to the highest bidder,
for cash, on Saturday the 18th day Of Octo-
Der, 1872, at the residence Of said Smith on
Duck river, Hickman co., Tenn, the follow
ing personal property, to wit: One share of
stock in the Agricultural Society Of Hick-
man county, various and sundry accounts
upon the books of Smith & Anderson, ac-
count against the estate of E. H. Ray, filed
with the county court clerk Of Hickman CO..
for the sum Of $S4.00, eighteen or twenty
cash notes, household and kitchen furniture,
live stock, &C., and his right, title and inter-
est Of every description not exempt from ex-
ecution. G. 8. HILL, Assignee.
Oct IL It'd
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A negro man stole pocket book
from q woman Of his own color the
other day, at Pulaski, was arrested,
q true bill found; he was tried, con.
demned to eight years in the peniten
tiary within twenty-four hours Of
the theft.
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SPLENDID FARM
FOR SALE.

Iyish to all my Aaury county farm, lying
low Columbia and two miles from Duck Riv::
Or Station. The farm II we'll improved. and
contains AIS acres. I will sell Il altogether or
in lots to suit purchasers. II can be divided
into three farms with Improvements upon
each one. For further particulars and terms.
address me q brentwood, Williamson county,
Tens Ten" Or eau On Nd. zsllnsf 81 ne Rlsss.
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The Saving Deposit Life Insurance PIan,' y

To which they invite the attention of those
contemplating insurance. 1t Is believed it
VIII commend itself to universal favor.
Those insuring on this plan will de permit
ted, II they choose, to withdraw their entire
equitable interest at the Expiration OF a
certain number Of years; and there are
other features that obviate the objections to
insurance on other plans Explanations Of
this scheme have been prepared and are
now in the hands Of the Companys agents
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.HANCERY SALE

By virtue Of . decree Of the Chancery Court
% Columbia, Tennessee, rendered ut its Au-
gust special term. 1872, in the case Of Gsorse
W Watkins, Guardian 70. Mary A Watkins ct
al, will cell 10 the highest bidder in the town
Of Mt Pleasant. on Wednesday the the 18th Of
November. 1871, the tract Of land with lanyard
situated in the 18th civil district Of Msury
county, lying on both sides Of the central turn
pike rosd. four or ave miles from the town Of
Mt. Pleasant, known - the old watkins tam
fess aid land to BE- sold on credit ofone and
two years except the sum Of three hundred
dollars 10 be paid in cash. takinG notes with
sood security. bearins interest from day Of sale
and lien retained Tor payment Of the pur.
chase money.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 1850-1873, 1872-10-18

The Franklin Review fails to hoist
the name of our nominee for Floater
MIR. JOHN FRIERsoN. We indulge
the hope that it was an unintentional
omission
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.OUNTY COURT SALE.

Pursuant to q decree of the Worshipful
County Court Of MAury county, pronounced at
the October term. 1872, in the cause Of William
and Julia Cameron against Charles ]. Came
ami others. will sell to the highest bidder ct
the court house door in Columbia, ON Mon
day the 18th day of November next, . valuable
House and Lot In Columbia,
situated ON South Main street, and bonded ON
the east by said street. north BY the lot Of jas.
Hodge, west by line between said lot and lot
No. Is, and south bya line between said lot
and lot No. 70, and being part Of lot No. 70.
Said house and lot will Be sold on ecredit Of
six, twelve and eighteen months, with interest
the equity Of redemption. Notes and approv-
Oct. LTD. IN. HICKEY. QMh
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This Company was incorporated and or
gained In November, 1857, and is now in
the fifteenth year of its existence. 1t has
steadily increased in popular favor from its
origin; and, as will seen above, b as paid
out nearly three millions, to widows and Or
pnans, and over one millions of dividends.
cial institutions of the country, and NAV
confidently be expected to pay its ot0liga-
lions maturing fifty years hence.
IL issues policies on all the usual plans,
with the most liberal provisions as to nom
forfeiture, residence and travel.
dividends are made on the Contribution
plan, and are applied, at the option of the
Policyhoider, to reduction of premium, or
increase of the amount insured,
Pollc1es issued to the amount of $4,000 on
single life, and no extra rates are charged
In any case.
The highest rates of interest realized on
Its cash Investments
In addition to the various plans of insur-
ance already in use, the Company have
adopted what Is styled
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NOTICE.

d., NJ. g. L. Graham, having sold his interest
IN the busin Is Of v. o. Gordon 6 Co., at Santa
CoEley, 4 Aeroney. therefore the firm Of w.
Y. GSrd9n Go. ceases to exist. All psEsons
Gordon. and all claims against said arm must
pc presented 70 him for payment.
Santa 70, Oct, ], 1s72.