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National Republican., 1873-12-12

contradiction, thnt the motives which
prompt the acts of these pitiablc malcou.
tents are not in accord with the pervading
spirit Of tho Southern people. We believe
that the same impulses Of generous forgive.
ness and desire TO forget the past animates
the hearts Of the people Of both sections.
For this reason. We denouncc the wicked
lies contained in the extract, given below,
from the columns Of the Petersburg (Va)
Inder and Appeal not only as malicious
and uncalled for, but as calculated to make
mischief by perpctuating animosilles whlch
every true man should now endcaVor 10
forget. We do not care TO criticise the TASTE
or the manner in which the memory of the
dead Is treated. 1t is so rcpugnant to all
feeling of ieccncy and to the respect which
civilized humanity pays to the departed
no matter what they may have Dech
In life, that we read Il with an involuntary
shuddcr of most intense disgust. And yet
these people pretend to I've reconstructed.
Speaking of Judge Underwoods death, the
Ihder and appeal says: Like Lincoln
"who fell by the assassin's hand. in the
every midst of his triumphs in iniquiiy; Jim
"I.anc, who cut his own throat; King who
drowned himself Stanton, who committed
suicide; Thomas, who fell dead upon the
"strccis, and Candy, the prince Of villains
'and opprcssors, who succumbed TO the
'tomahawli of Captain Jack, the wnth OF
''heaven has caught Underwood, too, and II
"will overtakc the last one Of them! who
''hclcvcs now that Sheridan, Sherman and
Butler will die natural deathsH lfthey do,
'thcS will be exceptions TO their Nnd!'
L. Il to he wondered at that. In view Of
the publication of such opinions as this by
the Acknowledged leaders of public thought
In the South, party is maintained in the
North which has for It's basis the assump-
ton that loyal and complete reconstruction
is among the impossibilities Of the period?
It Is useless to answer this question with
the declaration that criticism OF the
acts of public men, however severe
they may be, does not betny a disloyal
sentiment The animus which prompts
such publication is sufficiently plain
to show that the writer has not and
cannot have particle OF sympathy In com
mon with the people of the North. The
man who would at this juncture so dcbase
his pen as to reproduce the calumnies of the
war against such patriots as Lincoln,
Thomas, Candy, or Stanton, can have no
regard either for truth or dcccncy, and can
have no desire to cultivate renewal of the
friendship between the two sections which
existed before the war. We do not intend
in this connection to be understood either
as approving or disappearing any feature oi
Judge Undcrwood's official career, but the
occasion serves the purpose of an opportu'
nifty for the expression of an opinion regard
ing a most important subject. AT the same
time it partially sustains the unfortunate and
untricndly deductions to which we have
alluded.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
PlnsT.cLAss OFFICE
tFrom the rhiladriphit Ledger. ]

tFrom the Philalrlphit I''dgrr.l
Tue WAsHISGrOs DAILY REPUBLICAN, n few
days ago, announced It's thlrtocn,h anniversary.
This period In the history Of our ont"mporary is
one Ur more than usual importance, tor 1t Is about
taking possession Of q fine new Office, whence It
will he issued enlarged In size, improved in every
department, and provided with every mechanical
facility necessary for u hrst.class newspaper, In.
cluding the stercotyplng process. THs REruB.
LIcAN Is also to he printed on a new printing ma
chino capable Of turning out 1000 to hooO copies
an hour In. announcing i,s anniversary, our co.
temporary says Il opcnH IL fourteenth year with
q Larger circulation. better business and brig htcr
prospects than ever before.
National Republican., 1873-12-12

THE biundcring correspondents from this city
of the Louisville (Kcntucky, conrier-Jo"r"a'
has informed hts readers that the Hon. s. S.
Cox Is now Serving his second matrimonial
term" The Cleveland Pidintieater protests
that this Is not true; neither is he bal3-headcd,
nor does he look like Hebrew clothicr. lie
is pretty gooi-looking, jaunty, blaek-eyed
gentleman, which we reprint for the benefit of
Samuel
National Republican., 1873-12-12

THEY talk Of starting cotton factory in
Norfolk. There is a current saying that "talk is
cheap" which is no doubt a .ruc one. Now, let
the Norfolk people dispense with this cheap
commodity, and give us some more substantial
evidence of their intentions. Located at the
upper end Of the great canal, which furnishes
inland transportation for the products Of
Thousands of miles : valuable coast land, Il is
just the place for cotton factory TO supply
the wants of the CarOlilas.
National Republican., 1873-12-12

WHAT is fame, any wayi The other night
Nr. Sumner, having occasion 10 attend a social
meeting at the Church Of the Disciples, In Bos-
ton, took a street car, and during the ride in'
quircd of gentleman the way to the church
Tie mau informed him, and then asked Mi.
Sumner If he lived in Boston.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
A wtpY-AwAas JovnsAL.
fErnii the Nnrfnlk Lay llnnk. j

IET"II 'F'V 'Or'"Tk ivy H""N'I
We are grntlhcl to sec the substantial EVIL
denccs Of success and prosperity put forth by THg
WNsuISGroS NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,, which
comes out In an entirely new dress and greatly
enlarged size, and added to this is their facilities
for stcreOtyping their forms Of each issue-a very
convenient and economical process, which can
only he afforded by wcll-to-do papers. THI Rs
PUBLICAN is n wide-awakc, entcrprisinJ paper,
and Its efforts srcduly appreciated IL would APP
pear, from It's wcll-cviicncel prosperity. We
MIsh Ii continued Em.ccts.
National Republican., 1873-12-12

The New York Er1,i'g Post, not long ago
one of the fierccst war-with-Spain journals in
America, now finds much 10 ndmirc in the
policy pursued by Secretary Fish, The sohcr
second thought Is tho right thing, after all.
National Republican., 1873-12-12

The assessments for STREET IMPROVEMENTS
aud SEWERAGE, if not paid within thirty days.
Will bear interest at the rate of ten per cent. per
annnm, These taxes can now he paid with hnnis.
which the Undersigned can supply at very heavy
discount, haying bought them In large nmOuni. nj
much less than cnrrcnt market rates, For full in-
formation apply TO GEO. TRUESDELI,
IDEAL Estate Broker, 7Os l. street northwest.
dgrS.in,
National Republican., 1873-12-12
ONE oY Tnr pEsr APPOINTED OFFICES IN TIL,
TFrgm the Evening Star,


We congratulate our neighbor, Tue REPUBLI-
CAN, on getting into Its handsome new building.
1t IL, without doubt, one of the finest, roomiest
and bost appointed newspaper Offices In the coun.
try. and 1t affords another illustration of the
march Of Improvement at the National Capital 70
which our citizens can point with lr. lc TnE RE-
PUBLICAN also appears in enlarged and Improved
form, and with handsome new dress. We wish
II and Its energetic proprietor all manner of sue
cess,
National Republican., 1873-12-12
A SPECULATION! 4!

CHEAP HOMES NEAR THE CARS AND NEAR
TllE CITY LIMITS,
TWO no FOUR ACRE LOTS,
FEW LOrS WILL BE SOLD CHEAP FoR
CASH.
LONG CREDITS viii DO given where II Is desired,
with six Iyr rent, interest,
Several lots are sold and Will be improved IN the
sprlng,
'fhc. situation Is attractive aud healthful, and
abundant Bhadc.
Lovers The rural and beautiful could not he bet
ter suited. Il, NJ, HALL,
Real Estate Broker,
sel5-fMW3m 6ii Seventh street,
National Republican., 1873-12-12
THE REPUBLICAN,.
OPINIONS FROM OUR corEMpoaARIE

OPINIONS FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES
~ rScgLLENr Pc. IN.
HANDSOME rArsn.
trrom the philadclphis city Itcm.I
TuE RrrUni'CAN has reached It's thirteenth an.
nlvcrsory. II Is now in lis new building. 1t is a
handsoinc paper ably edited.
trrum the Lynrhburg Rcpublican.l
THE WNsuVuruS REPUBLICAN comes to us In
M enlarged form and in new type. Aside from
It's politics It IL nu excellent paper.
AGooD NEWSPAPER.
tErom the Raleigh Ncws.l
The Washington RErUBLIcAS, the organ Of the
Administration, comes to us enlarged and very
much improved In appearance. 1t is ccr.ainly a
good newspaper.
Az ADMIRABLE rArEu.
trrnm the Richmond Cva.l whig.l
THE WASHINGTON RErrnLicAS has been en-.
lnrgcd, and comes to us with the impress Of new
type upon 1t. In many respects TuE RErUntieAS
Il IN admirable paper.
As ORNAMENT To ruR CRY.
tFr,m thc Washington Chronirlc.l
Tng HErUBLtcAS, OF this city, was yesterday
issued from it's new quarters on Pennsylvania
avenue. The proprietor has erected q building
which is crcditube to his public enterprise and
an ornament to tho city.
DESERVING OF IT'S PROSPERITY.
tFrom tho Albany Evening Iourn,l.l
TINS WASHINGTON REPUBLICAN, looks well In
lis brCOming new trrss, and It's enlarged and
otherwise Improved i,I.n. II is one Of the bcs.
papers at the capital and deserves the prosperity
II appears to be enjoying.
TIM INV nrILpISG.
(FTom the Tribune OF the Slh.l
TUE NASIoNAL RErunLIcAN took possession Of
its splendid new building on Pcunsy sylyania avenue
tonight. The odhco is illuminated and presents
beautiful appearance, and excepting the Capitol,
was the most conspicuous object in Washington.
Tug REPrnLiCAN's CASTLE
tFrom the Critic.l
The new RErUBLtCAS oiiicc, In which their
issue Of to-day was got ont, Is the finest In the
country, without exception. Everything is as It
should BEDROOMS handsomely furnished and Gle
giant. The editors, reporters anl composliurs
looked supremely happy in their splendid castle
National Republican., 1873-12-12
,ay.srECIAL TAXES.

~
Owners Of property having special taxes to pay,
either for street mproycmcnts0r sewerage, eau sIve
heavy percentage by leaving their bills with for
settlement. lnfIrmlton furnished.
LANGpON, BANBEN q ALnRtGWT,
I Dealers In Real Estate and Securities,
nn9s-tf No. TR D. street, opp. the Post once.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
s~,SsaTO THE LADIES.

MME. T.. +. JEANSERET having returned from
Parts, with the latest styles Of Dinner. Hall aud
Wedding Dr,~srs, aud Hats Of choicest ylrs. can
he fuunl ut No. 40 Eleventh street. one .uOr from
prnnsl i~auia avenue. DRESSES constantly on hand
National Republican., 1873-12-12
WHAT VIZ MUST no TO NE SAVED.

IFrOm The FctcTshurg VA NpprlI.I
TuE NATIONAL RErUBLiCAS Of Washington
has moved into It's hnc new quarters on Pennsyl.
yanla avenue, and made Its appearance in n hand.
some new equipment ortypography Now, II the
RErUrLICiN will only improve and purify It's
inner man, and discard Its vrulcnt aud violent
Radical and sectional spirit, It will make really
splendid paper. 1t Is not yet too late to repent
and turn.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.


slafsFOR THE BEST PLACES TO BUY
sS all kinds Of Holiday Goods, prcscnts, Sc,
gGs bIhg bIsns2gs &, shs IN ALrAntTiSAL NJ nysI
REPUBLICAN.
s15fssEND IN YOUR CARDS AT ONCE
49, for the ALpHABETlrAL BUSINESS
DlhECTpNN In the DAILY NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN. Address Box s, RrrunLIcAN oaicc.
.~,3ys NY INVITATION, REv. JOHN
~ boltERrY, late Administrator nf the Arch
Diocese or Baltmorc, will preach Charity SERMON
OF ncNt SUNDAY, Dccemhcr iith,l at II O'Clock n.
M, In Trinity Church, Georgetown. Collection for
the hnrat ofthc poor Cordial invitation to all.
N<,ys I. O. q. f.-TIIE MEMBERS or
- Mc'ropoll. Lolgc, No, 70 VIII meet a. thclr
pose OF attending the funeral OF our late Brother,
y. q. Edmund Y. brown. Sister l.odTcs ar, cor
daily Invited. Nv order Of the Lodge. h. BAw-
SCI, Recording Sucretary. dci2-
rsyeorfICE BOARD FIRE COMMIs.
s5S sluncrs, Washington, u. g., December .,
iTi.-Ai psrson haylnE accop nts whCi rasslgnrd
ornoi, aglins, the firr Department OF the District
orColrnirl1, which have accrued subsequent to The
enclose to the undcrsigncl, at Nooli 81, COLUMBIA
BulldinE, n statement Of the sang. showing the
amounts Of the accounts aud the dates wh.n rem
dercd. WILLIAM ID. REED,
d'ii.2w Secretary.
N-sSyn On AND AFTER DECEMBER =.
BS lsi3 the nrlckaycrs Of Washington, ID.
c., will demand eight hour and fi;9 pcr d,,y;,
tar1.l SgPFpt
National Republican., 1873-12-12

THE Cumberland Daily Nc'cs Of the l0lh in
slant states that Rev. s. V. Lccrh, late of this
city, and now OF the NJ. Z. Church at Cumbcr.
land, is lccturins gratultously in that city in
behalf of the INDECENT poor, in response to the
request of the press of that place. His subject
is "Cuba; Queen Of the Antilles" The Daily
Nrlcs feels confident that Rev. Mr.. LCcChs
lecture on Cuba-a theme now uppcrnost in
every minl--will he q rare production. The
reverend gentleman, besides having spent some
time on the "Evcr-iaithful Islc," has made his
subject one Of considerable reading and re-
search, ani can well be expected 10 speak ably
AMI in an interesting manner on the topic.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
CARRIAGES.

CARRTAdE Esi oARRfAdEsi OARRIAdEsl
~ ATREDUCEDPRICE5. Alarge stock OF first-
class Family Carriages, embracing all the leading
Pony Phaetons, Top and No-top luggies, IN great
variety. Also, number OF secondhand Carriages
ROBERT II. GRAHAM,
New lieposltory and Factory 4io-iii Eighth street
Repairing promptly attended TO. deii-at
National Republican., 1873-12-12
LIVING WITHIN THE

w rrl0wing limits: Rctwcrn n street nurih
and boundary, ani seventh street west aui North
Capitol streets, eau lave hereafter the NATIONAL
NErunLtyAS punctu,liy served by the undrr-lgncl.
1t whose residence orders aud complaints can bc
John fALLOS.
jyi2-tf t1s5 sixth street northwest.
National Republican., 1873-12-12

eRPHOMEOPATMlGMEDiGiXESAND
AZ specific. at the TEMPLE DRUG STORE, |
corner and Ninth streets.
,I.LEGAL AND OTHER BRIEFs
4 H. nRrHGi SFkR At s6h 6fseR STih S"r
r~zaseALL THE COUGH MEDICINES,
ssS Cod Liver OILS Troches, &c., at tho rrm-
s1sf.PURE WINES AND Liquors FOR
~ melieinal purposes, at the Temple Drug
rlTsWHEN NYOUCANNOTFINOw WHAT
Drug s,o E aai SiniS GSnSn sirrst pt.S w "p ' SS
ry.NINMO,s CIRCULATING II.
w nHAEy, All Pcnnsylynn!, avenue. h".
subscriptions, S0ccnts per month. ",iai.iin
e~s5T.TsIE BEST DANCE Music ~ rCR.
~ nished by H. DoNCii. Orders may he lcIt
at the Music stores aud at his residence. No. 81
Eighth str,ct southeast. or:l-tf
.~1aTsuEORGETOwN. PERSONS DE.
AZ sirng the NATION N IErI " r. nIiiGAN Y cau hayr
is leaving their names al the Cigar store OF Janrs
Z. stake successor to H. q. Ritter, 1885 nIl'gc
rlSyeFIRST TwARD.-PEnSONs REsID-
i%sSlsE Ha%% sPd s.dTs;s A iSs cisaT sisrs q
corner Of Eighteenth street. scps-ir
fllJDDONsH'h bANb-EHF oNbt stE-
kS lea lrass and Reed baud unlh,,rmc'l IN
the Dlstrict-wi receive orders To furnish Music oI
hSy ay sc G"i lGs Storm ry r Ss sasr AZ r
@ Eighth street southeast. ocsttf
sSswEBER's RAND, E.OUIs WEBER
bS leader. Furnishes pi,isic for halls, private
s,os Pr. 6rsrs Ssrb sss be S ls 'S Ss w. a. and
the Ellis music store and at my residence. - Sew
rn,h street. Navy Nari. Telegraph ofice Que
sssy.sOUTH wAsHINGTON. - PER-
s-S sons residing In south Washington can have
the RErt HLtCAN left at their residences promptly
at the Cigar store OF D.. J. HURT, No. 90 seventh
street, between Virginia avenue aud ID street snut-
west. sepai-tf
.l@aCAPITOL HILL AND NAVY
TX YARD, ,-i,crsons residing east OF the Cap-
tnl can have the EErt DiicAN left at their re-
dunccs promptly every morning by leaving their
names am, address ut the residence Of Gcorsc kran
KrlysJig,r store Eighth street, between virginia
arcnnc aud l. ftrect. srl9i.tr
DENTISTS.
nENTiSrRY.-C. Il. FOSTER, N. D.. FOR
~ nrI 5Gsr; 's,aI rEas,,IGnSr +, N IN rsIhS T M
| profession at No. llfs New York avenue,
Beautiful sets ~ teeth on platina, gold an other
materials on the most reasonable terms. noG-tr
~ w. SCOTT, DENTIST,
~ No, n5l Pcnnsyvanla nvrnuc, between Ninth
aud Tenth streets (Ovcr Tccls.) Nitrous oxide gas
| specially. Terms moderate. oc9-iy
DR. A. PRATT. GRADUATE OF OHIO
hctwecn u aud v. u few doors south OF odd Fellows
Hall, Washington. Gas used IN extracting Teeth.
| Teeth d u set Tor teeth, either Jaw. iylT-tf
-- -x ~ ~~y~~
National Republican., 1873-12-12
DIR. M. S. BROWN,

ID II NJ II Z - T,
1913 Massachusetts, Avenue, between !
Thirteenth and Fourteenth Streets.
Fun upper or lower set of Teeth.....".""..s;tsS
Teeth extracted by the use OF pure Gas..... 81 80
Each additional Tooth, same sitting g.,...... 50
mhll-tf
National Republican., 1873-12-12

nR. A. PRATT. GRADUATE OF OHIO
- College Of Dental surgery, Al seventh street,
hctwecn u aud v. u few doors south of odd Fellows
Hall, Washington. Gas used In extracting Teeth.
Teeth d u set for teeth, either Jaw. iyIT-tr
National Republican., 1873-12-12

wv o., VIRGINIA MIDLANp AND q. s.
W. RAlLhOkp COMPANY,
train ihrougll between y Mashington and Iynclburg,
In the great line from New York to New Orleans,
connecting daily with Chesapeake and OHIO Rail-
road al U6rdonsvllo and Charlottesville for Rlcl-
ond Pnd South, and all tho lines to the Ohio river
aud West.
Streets at 7i6 m, by rail TO Alexandria. Lraycs
Alexandrla at 1865 a. M, and arriyesat Lynehburg
'Leaycs Lynehbars a, $50 a, M, and arrives al
washington " SNiuiiTT MI EXPRESS.
Leaves Washington daily, excepting Sunday, a.
bih Z. M Alexandria, o;1O y. mi, and arrive Al
GordOusvlllc, l;D n, NJ, connecting closely with
chesapeake aud Ohio express trains TO and from
WUsl.
Leave 0ordonsvIlle, ga. M, and arrive at WASH
FOR MANASSAS LINE,
Leave washington, corner Sixth and II streets,
IilN q. ~, daily, except sunday.
Buy tekotA fpt Uta Pennsylvania avenue, or at
Do j. Nj. DROADUs, q. ia.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
HONRD FIRE COMMITS.
n,stn ON AND ArTER DECEMnER $
TAX NOTICE.

! y isia tlc, i,rlgEl,yers ol Washington, ID.
r., will demand eight hours and ~, 20 per day,
GEO. 4. T.. TAYLOR,
dccl-3t Recording Secretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-22
War over a Rsd.HOt stove.

Esquire Miller issued two warrants
this morning, one for the arrest of Sarah
Maria Francis Gilbert, and the other tol
the arrest of Mary Jane Susan Brown
two pugilistic females who occupy ad
joining apartments on Poplar street
Sarah claims that Mary's stove smokes
and upon going into Mary's room last
evening to inform her that the smoke
affected her eye-sight, Mary grabbed up
skillet aud opened a terrible lombard
ment, which Sarah responded to with q
stick Of wood, and for the space of tep
minutes the war ragged furiously,' moi
on the open field, but over the red-hot
stove. Squire Miller will hear them
both this afternoon. ranut|
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-22

Judge Winters heard the cases of six
teen law breakers this morning at his
early court, assessing the usual fines in
minor cases.
Pitts Anderson and Mr.. McGhee, two
fast bucks of the African persuasion,
for fast driving, were the first cases tried.
Pitts was lined So and McGhee dis
charged.
Pat King, for one drunk and diaor'
Derby, paid S..
Lizzie Harris, horrid looking African
street walker, was fined $40.
John Morgan, young news merchant,
otherwise called a railroad candy butcher,
who so kindly acted as chaperon to his
friend Mr.. D. c. Hicks, from Lydia
South Carolina, last night, and showed
him the sights and lights, at the same
time borrowing $25 from him to try the
correct game, was fined $50, which
his friends were endeavoring to obtain
this morning TO prevent his being sent
out upon the streets with broom or q
hoe. John won't try that game again
goOn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-22
FIJI the YaeAncIes.

Hon. V. Leake and Hon. W. G. Ward
the first a Senator and the latter a Rep
resentatiye from Shelby county, have
been dead several months, and yet we
hear nothing of proclamation from the
Governor to Gll these yacancies in our
Legislature. 1t is generally believed
that an extra session will be called--at
what time no one may say. An emer.
gency might arise requiring the called
session very suddenly. In such con-
tingency Shelby would be without her
Just quota of representation in either
House, and we respectfully suggest that
as the law provides that notice be given
by the Sheriff to the Governor in case of
vacancy by death in county's repre-
sentation, that onr excellent Sheriff just
" drap line to the Governor upon the
subject, according to the statute in
such cases made aud provided then
nobody can plead ignorance as an ex-
auap
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-07-22
rbe selma Railroad.


The Misunderstanding between the
Quarterly Court aud the Selma railroa,
officials seems 10 be A. far OF from set
Element as ever. Yesterday, by a de
eiaive vote OF 10 TO II, the Selma rail
road matter was passed over to the Dc
tober term. The petition which wal
rejected is as follows:
MEnPHIs. TESE.. July -. 1878.
To tho Honorable County Court. Shelby
County. Tennessee;
Whereas, The Selma, Marion aud Mem.
phis railroad company are DESTROYS oil
completing its road from Memphis 10 the
city Of Holly Springs, Mississippi, aud
whereas. they have purchased fifteen
hundred tonsof iron rails, Of fifty pounds
TO the yard, which will lay twenty miles
OF track, beginning at Memphis aud run
ming In the direction Of Holly Springs,
Mississippi, aud, whereas. said railroad
company is TO pay for the iron, one hall
cash, aud one-half in drafts of the rail.
road company at six and eight months,
accepted by good aud substantial bust
ness men OF the city Of Memphis, we
would respectfully request a passage OF
a resolution OF your honorable body.
authorizing the chairman Of the County
Court 10 issue the third series Of the
county scrip.
Whereas, Said railroad company have
fully satisfied him that said acceptances,
with the one hundred thousand scrip
shall be a sufficient amount TO complete
said twenty miles, and he shall then sign
said scrip.
The scrip and acceptances shall be
placed in one Of the city banks of Mem.
phs, to be agreed upon by the Selma,
Marion and Memphis Railroad Company
and the Chairman Of the County Court.
to be paid out as the iron is received
aud the said twenty miles completed.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
As au assurance Of good faith upon
the part Of the Company it proposes to
deposit in such bank as the County
Court may elect, one hundred thousand
dollars Of It's first-mortgage bonds, to be
held by said bank in trust as a guaran-
tee that the third instalment Of scrip
and mercantile acceptances will be
faithfully applied as above.
rr. .rr N. b. FORREST.