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Some says since, TEE TRIBUNE gave descr1p-
ton Of that department IN the Vienna E1hlbl-
ton which is to be known as the Infants Pa
vilion," and which is to be devoted to the dis
play Of all articles Of dress, furniture, play, care
and education OF tho children. A department
which will be scarcely less interesting and use
full will be that given up to woman as worker.
The scope Of this department, as sketched by
the Commissioners Of the Vienna Exhibition,
includes illustrations from female schools,
whether public Or private fernale work that is
peculiar to certain nations or communities Tal-
uab1e industrial work in embroideries, flowers,
and other kindred de1icacies; female accon'-
plishments in drawing, painting, sculpture, and
other branches Of the fine arts and, finally
the literary work that has been done D9
women. Tha outlines for this danaStment
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Address THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Madison and Dearborn sts., lineage. ILL.,
TRIBUNE Branch Of6ce, No. 4e9 Wshnsh-ev., In the
Bookstore of Messrs. Cobb, Andrews Co., where
advertisements and subscriptions will be received, and
atl1 have the same attention as II 1eIt ut the hAu
Office.
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The efforts of Mr.. Henry Clews to succeed Mr..
Boutwell, as Secretary Of the Treasury are re-
carded as impudent by the Hartford Courant,
WHICH holds this celebrated banker as not above
s.spicion. There is ono plan Of Treasury man
a1ement to which l{r. CLOVIS has given the ben
eft Of his sanction and approval, and that ia the
practice Of putting the Government funds into
particular banks tsfor market use."" We have
no doubt that Mr. C1eWs could find market use
for the entire surplus in the Treasury every
month in the year.
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mendabIe.

The Senate missed Vice President Co1fax from
his seat yesterday. He is said to be away on
business connected with the offer made him BY
the New York Tribune. The Senate Naval Com
mlttee has restored the Ten-Sloop bill
to the shape in which it came before the House.
providing for the building of ten vessels Of war
The House, it will be remembered, reduced the
number to Biz vessels Debate was resumed on
the Boston Relief bill. Senator Ferry wanted
lumber excepted from the free LIST ns
had been done in the Chicago bill.
East and West must be- treated alike.
Senator Wilson thought Boston was as much en-
titled to free lumber Portland, which got it in
her Relief bill, and Senator Sumner showed that
the reason for excepting lumber in the Chicago
bl1-the devastation Of the lumber regions of
the Northwest by fre-did not exist in the case
Of Boston. On motion OF Senator Thurman
rho doubted the constitutionality Of such meas
ures, the bill was at last sent to the Judiciary
Committee, in order that their Judgment might
be given On this point. Four members of til 9
Committee are known to have have voted for
the Chicago or Portland bill.
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do not seem to be 30 unique as those Of the
children's part Of the exhibition It fails to in,
clude distinctly certain industrial and progress
eige pursuits that have been opened to women,
notably in England and this country. There is
little doubt, however, thai specimens of the
progress that has been made in enlarging
the sphere Of woman's employment will find
proper classification and representation if they
shall be presented. Such persons as aze inter-
ested in this movement should concentrate their
efforts, with view to the full representation Of
the new fields Of labor that women are finding
and cultivating on all sides. No argument could
be more forcitle than bringing the character
and results OF the:rS: naw avocations in contrast
with the drudgery Of tha needle, and the poor
reward which it receives in all countries.
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The New. York World is disposed to tolerate,
the political middle in Louisiana, in view Of the
prohigate character OF Warmoth and his Gov
ernment. No headway, it says, can be made
against such interference go long as the person
drel. In order to re-establish State Government
in it's integrity, there must be integrity for it to
rest upon, which the 1Ford regrets that it can
not perceive in the opposing faction headed by
Kellogg and Casey. We regret, for our part,
that the World should take SO dismal view of
things. We have no more confidence IN War
moth than the World has, but We have an abiding
confidence in that clause Of the Constitution
which forbidB the interference OF the United
States in the local affairs of State, except upon
the application Of the Legislature, or OF tho
Executive, when the Legislature cannot be con-
yened. This clause Of the Constitution may be
antiquated, and not in accord with the advanced
ideas of the present day. That would constitute
a good REASON for repealingit; but, 80 long as it
stands unrepealed, it is the supreme Law of the
land, binding upon President, Congress, and all
persons in authority, and they cannot go counter
to it without violating their oaths OF Office. The
Chamber OF Commerce meeting in New Or
leans took the right view OF the question. They
said, in substance. to the United States Govern
ment, f' Either take hands off, or give us mill.
taIy government pure and Bimple.'
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Postal relations with France, which have always
been unsatisfactory, are still unsettledi but as
eurance is given that the Heaty which has been
pending SO long is at last to be concluded. By
it's terms, uniform charge of cents is to be
7nada for each letter.
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s1r. Burcharda bill to limit the time dining
xr,,;cb funds received npon subscriptions to na@
t;o,o1 1oane shall be permitted to remain on de-
post With National Banking Associations sna
da,oaitoriaa. ia intended to fix q limit to the
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ing power, the chances are in favor OF escape or
Light punishment. There is one thing certain !:
Crime will not cease until the Laws are enforced
When man knows that he must pay the forfeit
for taking another mans life with his own, the
alarming increase Of murder will stop. Until
that time, We must expect that murder viii con-
tinue, and that it will continue to develop new
and strange features Of cruelty.
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Governor Warmoth's Legislature has I'D
sourned until the first Monday in January Two
Eenators Of the Custom House Legislature
have been expelled for cooperation with the
other faction.
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It IL said that the Judiciary Committee Of the
House Will report in favor of an increase OF the
ce.ary Of the President to $50, 600.
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Spanish authorities think the insurrectlon
which lately broke forth in the enVirons OF
4Iadrid WAS too trivial for mention, as only
twenty persons we're killed or wounded in the
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GLOBE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. street, between Mad
eou and Washington. The Leila Ellis Ballad Opera Con
pauy. Afternoon and evening.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEN FIND THE AMERICAN HOUSE.
Boston, the most convenient to depots and the great
commercial centre of the city Tho Messrs. Rice spare
10 efforts to crafty I'll wishes Of their guests.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. GRAND, EX-
,tzaordinary drawing; whols tickets $69: j. B. MAR
TINE CO., Bankers, 10 Wal1st- Box 1855, r. u,
New York.
BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDICINES
fo1ds Liver 1nr3gorator "A purely vegetable catharuc
headache, bilious and az Of liver.
sonach and bowels. Ask your druggist Tor It, Beware
OF limitations.
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE. THIS SPLENDID
hair gye i the best IN the world The only true and per
Fointent 1idisnlous tts unpleasant 9doE Rene
ediaely superb black broW and lesres the
hair elean soft and beautiful The gennine sgnsd y:
BATCHELOR, Proprietor. N. 7.
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MYERS OPERA HOUSE-Monroe street., between
State and Dearborn. Arlington. Cotton i Kemble'E
Mnstre and BuresQue Troupe. Afternoon and evening
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A3.viCKER'S THEATRE-Madison street, between
State and Dearborn Engagement Of Miss J.ne Coonbs.
;s"Loadnn Assurance" Afternoon and evening.
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EIXONS SAMPHITHEATRE-C1 Clinton street, between
.fTashinstou and Randolph Leo Hudson as ''Mazeppa
Afternoon and evening :.
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The Chicago produce markets were more &C
tive yesterday, and breadstuffs were fir1ner
Mess pork was quiet and easier at $11.40@11. 80
cash, and $11 1.90@12.oo seller March. Lard was
active and shade easier at s7.o6A@7. per
100 fbB caah, and $3.50 seller March. Meats
were quiet and easier at 311c for part ealted
shoulders, 515@5Mc for do short ribs, 5X@Gc
for do short clear, and 7@716c for green hams.
Highwines we're more active and steady at 8916c
per gallon. Dressed hogs we're more active and
frmer at 41@414c per tb. Flour was quiet and
steady. Wheat vas active and advanced &c.,
closing at s1.19A cash, and 51.14996 seller Janu
ary. Corn WAS quiet and 7S@Ac higher
cloaing at 313lc cash, and 3119c sell
er January. Oats were more activ.
md firm, at 2575@e5Ac seller the month, ant
25A@259Sc seller January. Rye Was in good
demand, and firm at 621@@6sc. Barley vas
steady, closing at e1o for No. 2, and 4911@50t
for No. 8; seller January, 61111c. There was
good demand for liye hogs. but the continued
heavy receipts weakened prices, the average de-
cline being Sc. Cattle we're dull and neglected
at the reduction sustained earlier in the week.
Sheep we're more active and frmer.
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TQ-DAY'S ADJUSTMENTS.

H0oI:EY1s OPERA HOUSE-Rando1ph street, be-
xvecn Clark and LaSalle- New Comedy Company.
s'Partuers for Life" Operatc Bsgatelle. Afternoon
sad evening.
AIKEE'S THEATRE-Wabash avenue, corner Of Con
Rress street. Engagement Of Lawrence Barrett
Afternoon. Hamlet" Evening, tOthc1o-"
M,YICKER'S THEATRE-Madispn street, between
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TbeGbmsrpn 0Iibu'1e.

Saturday Morning, December IA, 1879.
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The curious little Republic Of San Marino is
just now attracting some attention in Europe.
It contains about twenty-five square miles, aud
is situated in Italy, not far from the City Of
Rimini. It is now a community Of about 5000
inhabitants, and its existence dates back to the
year 1888, when hermit named Marinus built
him a hut on the top Of the hill upon which it IS
located There have been attempts to annex it,
and it would not bo surprising If the
Italian policy OF Capitalization should now seek
to absorb it. It is not probable that any such
attempt would succeed, If made, as the weak
ness OF this Republic would be its best protec-
ton, and aa the people would oppose any annex
alton. They once had the good sense to decline
an offer Of extension Of territory which Napo-
loon r. made them. Universal suffrage prevails
e]ecting a oo,nci1 Of State, which is divided
equally into mobiles, 3 middle class, and small
landowners. There ia an army OF 1,450 men,
and two "Captain-Regents constitute the
executive authority. Fifteen policemen serve to
maintain order in the city and country surround
ing. The annual expenditure is about 26,ooo
lire, equivalent to about $500, nearly 81 ooo of
which is applied annually toward paying OF tie
ssnational debit" which amounts to $4,000. San
Mariuo attests that at least one hermit has done
good IN naughty world.
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A very important educational movement haa
just been developed at Schenectady, N. r.,
which contemplates the consolidation Of Union
College at Schenectady, the Medical College,
Law School, and the Dudley Observatory at Al
bany, under the name Of the g Union University
Of the State Of New York" The Trustees Of
the Medical College, Law School, and ObserTa-
tory hare already ratified the proposition, and
the Trustees Of Union College are considering it
favorably. It is expected that the new organ
ization viii be formally consummated at the
Medical College, Albany, during Ice
commencement exercises this month
Union College, as Of old, will re-
msin at Schenectady, and the other institutions
at Albany. This important proposition seems to
indicate that Union College has broken the sheR
OF its conservatism, and is about to make an es.
fort to elevate itself from the low position it has
held SO long. Hitherto, Union College has been
the dernier resort for students whose grade OF
scholarship WAS too low to secure their admission
into other colleges, and harbor Of refuge for
those who were expelled from their Alma Matters
It has been stepmother for the odds and ends
OF collegiate life. The new project, however,
will correct all this, and give Union College .
high standing in the futnre.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-05
CLOD HOPPER.

EDITOR REcoRD:-I take the liberty "a
ask you to "revise" your figures In the
item 10 your number for Aug. Sd, abou,
the late election in North Carolina, you say
"two years age the State gave Republican
"majority Of nearly l3,00O."
l have the figures almost oil, but not abso.
lutely all, official.
lu 1868 Grant carried the State by some
Less than 5000.
At the only general State election since,
or two years ago this week the Democrats
carried the State, their candidate for Attor-
nsy General having q majority Of 1921 (of.-
dcial, the other candidates running little
behind but all were elected. Yours,
BUCKwHEAr.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-05

The American Bison is rapidly disap pear.
ing from the western plains. These AMI
mails at one time were to bs found every
where west Of the Hudson river but they
have many years been extinct In tho re-
gions east Of Mississippi river. Asthe bison
are driven into narrow Limits their des-.
trnetion becomes greater, and 10 highly
probable that this animal within the next
thirty years will become entirely extinct
AZ . proof Of the wholesale slaughte ter Of the
bison, It may be stated, that during las.
Nay twenty five thousand Of these animals
we're killed south Of The Kansas Pacific
Railroad, for the sake iof their hides alone
which were sold st two dollars each for
shipment to the Fast. In addition, 1. 10 es-
timstsd that about five thousand bison were
killed BY the Indians to supply the people
on the frontier with meat, 90 that at least
thirty thousand bison have been killed In
one month in tina southwestern fsftitories.
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Gold at l p. m. ll51a

John Galley, who made bis escape from
the train on Friday last, while being taken
to Franklin, was rearrested near Miller
Farm, oa Saturday, and returned to the
lock up. He was to have been taken to
Franklin on the noon train to-day.
hsppears to US the ends Of justice would
have been carried out, and tho county saved
good deal OF expense, had this man been
allowed to 60 FREQ provided he "yamosed
the ranch.." We are credIbly informed by
one Of our ofiicere, that when arrested Gal
ley was on his way to Buffalo, where be
proposed to stay. There 10 no criminal act
attached to vagraucy, for which this man
was arrested, and the majority Of the tag
payers are decidedly Of the opinion that q
heavy bill of costs, 30, would have been
avoided had the above course been pursued:
The easiest way 10 always the best in such
cases.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-05

Considerable excitement wss occasioned
on Saturday evening. at the arrest Of falls
en- angel who was 10 state Of intoxication
The ofiisers conveyed her part Of the way to
the lock up, when she was taken With . ft,
and bad to be conveyed to her home, and .
physician summoned.
II was ssad commentary on the evils Of
human nature, and showed how low andds-
graded woman can become. We have al
ways adhered TO the belief that there would
be no fallen women; no broken and scatter
ed homes; no fathers, brothers. mothers or
sisters weeping over the lost one; no more
"uniortunates rashly importuuste,' did men
who invariably put them there, imagine
their own mothers and sisters 10 the Same
position. There will be fearful accounts for
men to settle 10 "that great day when the
Master Of Lie shall judge the quick and
dead" and men will have to answer for the
wrongs done women.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-05

A lacy 10 town who Is frequently anuoye I
by ber husband coming home at late hou ,
10 doubtful condition, was awakened the
other night by voices 10 her room. Look
log up sbe saw her liege lord endesvoripp
to trace the vines on her "Dolly Warden, ,
which was huog against the wall, while q
boon companion was holding q lamp
"Wnat do you mean by bringing man 10,
to my room at this hour of the night?" iu-
quired the indignant vile. "Just keep duiet
(hic) old woman, Bill says Puhx'tawnew is
Directly south, (hio) and I goin' to prove
him (liar) liar il be holds that amp, bic>
still long enough for me to find 1t (blc) on
this map."-[B BrookviIle Jeffsrsonian.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-05
INNINGS.

The Boston Courier says: "A thrifty cit
izen effected insurance on the life OF bis wife
to the amount Of $4,000, tbs other day,
took homo a box of the little red Maryland
plums, and enjoyed whole evening In
watching bis wife eat them. His enter
prise had Its reward. Deducting $2sS for
funeral expenses, he is DOW $9,6 richer
than be was week ago."
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The veteran artillery corps o, w,,,.,

The veteran artillery corps OF wsn.n D
l., tns 10 Its possession two brass e.n,..
manufactured at Strasbourg in l76o. Th.
were brought to this country duriue n.
French aud Euslish war, were csptured n,
the latter ct Montreal and aiterw.rd x., ~
taken from Burgoyne st Saratoga BY O.,
Gates. At the close Of the war they ne ,..,
into the hands Of the Providence ar il,.,.
and were used by them in the celehr.,.a
Dorr war 10 1912, since which time ,h..
have been 10 the hands Of the Warren a,,,li
cry.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-05

OIL NEws-Ths Birch we'll 10 doing
about As bsrrels.
The Hill we'll, Heating farm, Is being
drilled deeper.
The Geo. Hee.er we'll, KsatIng farm, ID
being cleaned. out.
The Cramsr we'll D. shoup, Sr. farm, Il
doing about 25 barrels.
The Painter Il Sboup we'll, Shoup farm, ID
doing II barrels.
The McCool well, on the Logue farm,
South Side Of Clarion, is doing rs bar
rsls.
Tabor & Co. are going to start six new
wells on the Logus farm, on the South Side
OF Clarion.
The MilIigan & Connolly we'll, on tho D.
Shoup, is still keeping up to its first produce
tion-50 barrels.
Cap. Chalfaut has commenced drilling on
the Chslfaut No. 2, about . hundred yards
from the Progress office.
Brown & Crawford have . new we'll on
the Logue farm, which is down, and doing
As barrels. It 10 CO lied the Bee Tree we'll.
The Campbell we'll, on the VIM. Smith
tract, South Side Of Clarion, 10 about fee.
n the sand and promises to be . large
we'll.
Painter 4 Allshouse have the tools out oil
thei. we'll, No. 2, on the Z. Ritz farm, and
will probably strike the sand this week.
The Losue we'll, No. l, iss new strike.
It is on the Logus farm, South oftbe Clarion
river. There 10 every indication for . large
we'll.
A very important field is being developed
on the South Side Of the Clarion river, on
the Logue, Smith and Fox farms. On the
A. Logue there are several wells just about
down. Logue No. !, will doubtless bs .
very good we'll.
Developments will GOOD commence on the
Miles, Logus, adjoining the A. Logue
Taylor & Co. are the operators we believe
This farm was sold about one year ago for
$4,000, on the supposi.ion of ito being
'dssd bea" territory.
There are two new rigs going up at the
mouth Of Turkey Run, 90 the Ksating farm
This will open up much more territory, II
they prove successful, since there 10 no we'll
within considerable distance.
= The success Of tho Risher we'll, on the D.
Maeter farm, gives the St. Petersburg dis
trict, fully Eve square miles Of new territory
while the Myers we'll, on the N. Sb6up farm,
confirms the value Of the territory. The
HMyers 10 reported at 50 barrels.
l. que well, No. l, on the Losue farm,
South Side Of Clarion, is flowing q heavy
stream, and promises TO be large usli.
The oil IL thrown over the derrick. A,
Wiiloughby Il Co. are the lucky owners.
A year ago this WAS considered "dead
beap terri!ory.--(St Petersburg Pro-
gress.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-05

An iron passenger Depot 10 ssing built at
Union City, upon the site OF the one recent.
~ burned down. 1t 10 to be completed 10
one month, aud cost when finished over
$1,000. The freight office and warehouse IL
to be made OF wood, and will be built just
east Of the passenger depot. Thir,y.flve
men are employed. We understand the
company have contracted with the same
parties for two more Of this kind. one ..
Salamanca and the other at Cincinnati
Indsx,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-05

Titusville had clam bake on Sunday
last, which was s'succeas' rs regards the
bake, and also a. lively Sunday. Druuks,
fights, aud other disorderly scenes made IT,
'usviIle notorious for desecrstiug tho Sab
bath..-( Jamestown Journal.
The Journal must be mistaken. Titus-
Vile 10 the only moral town 10 The oil re-
gion according 10 their claim. And vet
the morality 10 pretty thin, ain't II, Journal.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-05

Quite an enthusiastic Grant & Wilson po-
Utica meeting was held at the Club Room,
next door to the RECORD office, on Saturday
night. A thorough organization was effect
ed.
The admirers of Horace Greeley eelebra>
ted the North Carolina election, Saturday
night, by the firing Of 81 guns, an anvil an
swering In lieu OF cannon.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-05

Mre. E. J. Duell, agent for the "Sciencs
Of the Bible," has received the work and 10
now ready to deliver IL to subscribers. We
would advise those of our citizens who have
not procured copy Of this valuable and in
teres1ing book, to call on Mrs. Duell, at the
McClintock House, where she eau be found
for day or two longer. Had We the space
We should like to give this book q review
worthy Of the subject matter contained 10
Its pages, as tits 10 every way worthy of ill
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-05

Now that the fruit season is fairly upon
Ne, there 10 :one favor that we think we'll to
ask, In the public Interest. OF those who are
10 th" habit Of consuming fruit on the
shoroughfares. This 10 to avoid throwing
the skins upon the sidewalks. The point
wili.sesm trivial to many, but 1t becomes
more serious to those who get severe bruise
or sprained ankle from the thoughtlsss-
ness Of the fruit eaters:
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-05

STRIkE IN BEAVER COuNTY.-There is
great excitement at Island run, Beaver
county, caused by the striking of good well
on The farm OF Mr. Thomas Mason. The
farm lies one mile east OF OhiovilIe, at the
head OF the east branch Of Mason's RUN. l,
10 now flowing fifteen barrels a day but after
The we'll 10 put 10 good order the owners
have hope of a greater supply. The "striks''
has produced quite stir at Island ruu.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-08-05

On the first OF October the stamp dut,..
on ell business papers snd legal documen.
save bank checks. will BIZ removed. Con,
tracts, affidavits, bills, receipts, notes, con,
veyances policies, writs, warrants, deed,
mortgages, powers Of attorney and all ,ue.
documents will be free from this psfplszi.r
restriction.