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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

Fee the Al IL this magnificent work FOR
tile new volume We hope man. will he
induced Co subscribe fr work - valuable
in Itself. aud ~ essential 60 q cu'tiya.ion
II n carrrci taste for the beautiful Ia nature
aud art. a bound volume % the Aldins
u snmthing IL hang over with never
aiding seI,se Of enjoyment.
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capt. >. =. Lse1h.r..

We see by the Durham Tobacco Plant
that Capt. J. :. Lockhart late az the firm
OF LOckhart d Co. has gone into business
on hIs own account 50 broker and COM
mission Merchant. II. has gone 10 work
with his accustomed energy. lie has NJ
ready shipped from other POINTS 10 Dur
ham 2t0ooe It's ubaceo. and wIII do much
TO add TO the business Of the place. We
commend his energy and enterprise, and
can recommend him - a gentleman Of n.
Iegriiy aud busiriess capacity. q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

Large crnwds from here and surround
lng country went down 70 Durham on
tuesday Int to see old John aud his won
sers. and for nnce everybody seemed Ia
have come back satisfied tliey had gotten
DE worth % their money. The attend-
sIcc was tremendous and receipts yer,
Isge. The sheriff Of Orange got back n
gsed deaiof II Ia the tax on the different
exhibitions, which led 'oalegal entangle.
mint, aud may go father trlore IL is set-
tIdl
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sURscRInE no TAE REcoRpER.

s~- The Chronicle calls attention to the
postage Law 20 20 Into effect 10 January
We will do A. lac does. and will pay the
,postsc. nm r-T-.ss cont out Of tie county.
Bu. na papers sent without prepayment
~ Subscription. We cannot prepay poe
tage on paper. not paid for.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

Tliergulm n,esting OF theCommissinn.
ere Is on saturday evening. Let there be-
afull attendance. as ihe,e Is Important
business beIore the B,ard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

AT tbeIresidsnce OF the fatherof the bride
In Randolph county on the 2oth inst. by
The Ref. J. Henry Smith, Mr. Charles
sPorchlr Of Rome, Ga. and Miss Lizzie,
WIN. J. Long Esq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

ssr Friend Evans IL informed that the
Recorder Is regularly mailed 10 him. no
longer. however. ~ single package. We
thank him that BE- values II 10 much ~ 10
lament It's absence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

The new Fair 81 the CaruIinas Is open NJ
Charlotte this week. The occasion Of
Orange superior Court nj the same Time
will deprive many Of u pleasure In whicl.
they would otherwise have participated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04
Appeln,,aens.

Mr.. bruce 0winn has been placed u
charge 81 the survey being carried on ~
the U. 5. goyernnIenton Cd, line Of th,
Chesapeake aud OHM canaIwiih tile rank
% Captain IN the U. =. Army. This !,
crcdital,Ie 10 bath sides. Mr.. @. Is wei
qualiii,,l, aud the government has made
at last . concession to soullern talent.
This |. ,'aurt week, aud iie town i full
Let everybody take q look II Coaiey's fur
niture.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

Mercury "a d sunday and Monday
morning. Indian summer 10 full glory.
A splendid season for sowing wheat. aud
u i,as been well improved.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

Elections W, held IL "a States aud
tln,e ,eriIoisson us srdinsi. ,and
successes fsr the Democratic party ex
pectcd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

See Sale Of valuable property, the
Thompson an. advertised BY John W.
Graham, 1rssee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-11-04

Our friend Of ihe Franklin Courier does
us tile hon.r and kindness 10 advocate ouI
sspirstipn.t 10 the Chief Clerkship of III,
Hous- % Representative n the apprnach.
lug session Of the Legislature. making IL,
grave error however ~ substituting the
Senate instead Of the House. While
thanking him for his complimentary
references 20 u. Ne beg him To mike the
correction aud place u III our pruprr
posiiinn-that % candidate Tor the Chic,
clsrkship ofthe Hou-e.
~ The Cedar Grove correspondent Of
the Miltnn Chr.nIcle currecis.:thr report oI
the death Of the nesm Willis Fuller
Knocked In the head some time since b,
Anderson woapI-, lie l. sill alive.
He says John Robinson swears he will
never sgain sxhlliJ 10 Hiiisboro. becaus'
he thinks he vas fieeted too heavily sl,cIl
he VS. here last. Everybody that ear,
VIII 81 g circus. and therefore IN the
present scarcity % money. vlsi: r. liiil.-
bofo, or any where else. may be regarded
~ calamity Therefore Ia the name Of
The Merchants aud other, we thank
John Robinson Tor his RESOLUTION.
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Subscribers whose year expires with
thisvolume will please renrw. or signify
Their intentions. FIVE HUNDRED NEW
SUBSCRIBERS WANTED Fot THIr YEAR.
Give tile Recorder soltl foundation.
Every body Ia town ard b the county
ought 10 Subscribe.
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10 Elegise s,ansas. on fint page 10
second line Of eth sisnzs, Cor "blighr'
rcad |" n,stt'r Il
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csmmspaer ". 4. Rlrklaaa.


This gentleman arrived here on saiur-
day morning oi visit 90 the place ofhis
nativity. lie has recently returned from
Europe. and has justlbeen appointed o. The
cnlnmnnd ola ship spon TO sail for the
south American waters.
Commander X. las high stand In the
service asa gentleman ~ great profess
-ional aud scientific attainment, and large
trusts have been ,levolved upon him, in
recognItion distinguished ability.
Let every farmer rIu-cribe q the Re-
curder before Ilc leaves lown. He Guild
introduce nothing more pleasant af vsefnl
Into his FIRMLY. Il wiit.bc the best laid
out two dollars Of the year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31
ALL OVER THE CITY.

The police court fines yesterday amounted
10 S95.
George Washington was arrested by Of
ficer Bolton yesterday for running wagon
wi hont license.
Officer NOryell yesterday arrested c.
Die,erle ard B. II. Beasley, charged with
assault aud battery.
On next Monday Prof. Thomas Toney,
of Lebanon; will assume control of Ear
harris Business College.
Fanny DOdd, who was sentenced to the
workhouse last Monday for sixty-six days,
was released by the Mayor yesterday.
Bell Nickens, cOlOred, was arrested by
Officer Mckinney yesterday on the charge
of obtaining money under false pretenses.
The alarm of fire sounded last night
about halfpaSt nine O'Clock was false, 1t
having been occasiOned by the explosion OF
a lamp on College Hill.
The Y. II. s. Club, Of Edgefeld, held a
meeting last night. The officers are: Rob
ert Quarles, President, L. J. Bell, Vice
President, and A. Yell, Secretary and
| Treasurer.
Officer Dick Reed slipped ont into the
rural districts yesterday, armed with q
double-barreled shotgun. When he re
turned he brought in a bushel or so O
doves as the result Of his hunt. He is re
ported as having killed thirty at one shot
Eight negroes were arrested on peaeS
warrant yesterday, sworn out by John G
Calhoun, colored. They were taken be
fore Justice Cassetiy, who bound them owe
in the sum Of $3.50 each to keep the peac'
for six months. The parties arrested be
longed, as the plaintiff claimed, to a socie
ty known as the sd. Dead Association,
and had sworn TO stand By each other unit
death. If one of their members got into :
difficulty.
Not long since young physician Of thu
city was attending Young lady during
severe illness. Becoming conyalesccnt, TIT
patient was advised by her physician Il
ride an hour each day with some of he
yOurg gentleman friends. When le Gale,
The next day, the man Of pills aud potion
inquired Of the young lady whether she Ia,
followed his directions. 10 which she re
piled that the prescription would be pleas
ant To take, but that the material cOuli
not be obtained readily. Behold" eX
claimed the medicine man, 'Iny buggy i
at the door, and the young man stands be
fore YOU" The invitation was accepted
several buggy rides followed, and speed,
recovery and gay wedding were the result
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31
, reternn,s Appeal 60 lhe Young Men

To the vOuHg men Of DGCidSOR county;
Vote for the regular Democratic and Con
saTv,tive nominees on next Thursday. Let
us give our ticket such an overwhelming
majority as will send terror and confusion
INTO the ranks Of the Black-and Tan horCtes-
Aner that we can gain an easy victory IN
the municipal election in September, and
make a clean sweep Of the State IN Noyem-
hor let ms redeem the State by the cleo
tion Of a Governor. members of the Legs
iature and Congressman that are opposed to
tba Civil RIGHTS abomiBatiOn Of DIES. lttiOn.
Young men Of Davidson county, you
have had an opportunity OF getting an edll-
cation without having been Inundated by
string on the same seat. in the same class
with a negro. Think Of this, and remem-
her that YOU have younger brothers anu
sisters vet 10 be educated. Do you wish
IN nlace them in a 'miXed' school? II
not. vote the regular Democratic and Con
sentative ticket. Il represents the only
partv on this continent that IS opposed TO
this unhOly war upon your sacred rights.
Let me remind you that every vote cast
for the regular ticket strengthens our cause
and that every one cast against It, makes
our enemy stronger.
Young men, come nobly up to the work
and do your whole duty; in your hands
will soon be placed he responsibility OF
managing our municipal, county, State and
national affairs. Let us present an IN
broken front 10 the enemy on next Thurs
day, and see that every Democratic and
Conservative voter turns out on thai day
and does his whole duty.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31
Puhric NOM Notes.

On wednesday the chief clerk Of the
Trust Fund Bureau in the Department of
the Interior, 1t Washington, presented at
the Capital and had registered SlO4.OO OF
Tennessee State bonds, of the special IS
sue to the East Tennessee and Georgia
Railroad Company. These bonds are held
in trust by the Department Of the Interior
al Washington for the benefit of the Chick
aSaw Indians. $1,000, =,
That Department holds also Slz5,OOO Of
Tennessee State bonds, due in 1868 and IS
sued as the last instalment Of bonds to the
Union Bank Of Tennessee; also SG6, 6GG.CGs
of State bonds issued originally TO the
Nashville, MurfreesbOrO and Shelbyyllie
Turnpike Company, due in 1861. The
Department Of the Interior has held these
bonds ever since their issuance.
The East Tennessee and Georgia Rail
road bonds, not being due. were registered
under the law. The Department Of State
declined 10 fund the other bonds, being
mast due. because 10 interest would be al
lowed upOn them from their maturity.
In to Yesterday, bonds had been regis
tered TO the amount Of Sl6,22l, 600; fund
Ell. sj.sI6.O 900; total, So, 03T,O 900, Of which
S3gO. 600 had been taken in and cancelled.
The bonded indebtedness Of Tennessee,
therefore. as registered and funded to date,
is 81 ,647,OOO.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31
COMMENDABLE WORK.
Meeting Of the Democratic and Con.
sentative Young Men Last Night.
ORGANIZATION Of the "DayldsOn County
Cavalry Brigade"

How 10 make the t0rch-light procession
on the night Of Aug. a brilliant and
effective demonstration, was q topic Of
earnest conversation on the streets yeSter-
dav. and last night an enthusiastic meet
Ing Of substantial Young Inen Of the city
was held for the purpose "a initiating the
organization Of a cayalcadc 10 be called
s.The Davidson County Cavalry Brigade, :
and to take part in the great display. The
meeting was presided over by j. W. Hill,
who explained its object, and said IL was the
desire Of the Chief Marshal that the Young
men should take this step, and. that the
brigade should have q prominent position
i'm tie procession. The formation Of the
brigade. he said, was for the benefit Of all
who could be induced to join the process
sion. both from the city and country.
On motion, Capt. W. q. Ewing was
unanimously elected Marshal of the cav
airy.
committee Of three from each waUl
was appointed 20 work in the interest Of
this movement, the following being the
committeeman selected:
First Ward.-W. Il. Brien, c. p. Nc
Carver and Mike Mahoney.
Second Ward.-LcwiS Brien, Lee Adams
and Peter McMeekin.
Third Ward.-Harry Martin, J. b. Had
dox aud Tim Brick.
Fourth Warl.-,Iuo. Peacock. !. 7. Pen
tecosl and Maurice Landers.
Fifth Ward.-D. {. Preston, ii. Il,
Gubbs and Hugh Gilroy.
Sixth Ward.-Wm. Meacham, James
Mi Ter and Charley G0dhelp.
Seventh War.-Ed. Miller, W. &. Han
dley and J. G.. Stiii'l.
Eighth Ward.-Dr. w. J. McMuTay
Mr. Lester and :. LiebeTman.
Ninth Ward-Col. James Chamberlain
.Jnn. Harris and G. f. Wheeling.
Tenth Ward-Wm. Smith, DIR. Geo. p
| Henry and Il. MelToSe.
A resolution was adopted requesting the
| above named committees 10 meet at the
| Rink Saturday night al o'clock.
The meeting then adjourned. 1t is to bt
hoped that its action will he cordially sec
ondrd not ONLY 10y the committeeman, bu
| bv the people.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31
Huge Fun at the Exposition Building

The promenade Concert and hop given
al the Exposition building last evening, for
the be.,efit of Capt. GibSOn's Rock City
Band, was a very enjoyable affair. The
entertainment consisted of dancing and a
variety Of humorous contests that contrib
utcd LARGELY Go the amusement Of the audi
ence. Willie Byrne won the first
prize in the sack race. and Ed.
Boullier the second prize. In the
FIST spoon race the first prize was won 10y
Nellie Brown, and the second by Florence
Green. The prize in the second spoon
race was won by Matte Wynn. Briggs
AshbuOkS won the prize in the wheelhar-
row race. willie Sands was awarded the
prize As the best bOwliue kuOt-strainer, and
as hangman's lOop-lifler John Deaman
took the prize.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31
Life Insurance and the Vsnderoilt
Christian Advocate

A propOsitiOn has been made by the
Nashville Life Insurance Company to the
Board of Trust of the Vanderbilt Univer-
sity, and accepted by the latter, proposing,
through the agencies Of the Company, to
raise from one hundred thousand TO half
million Of dollars for the purpose Of en-
dowing tie Biblical chair in the UnIyer-
sity.
From a Life Insurance Company Of the
high character and availibilities Of the
Nashville, such proposition, prompted as
it is by the nOblest sentiments, and having
for its object the preparation Of young men
for the responsible duties of the Christian
ministry. canuOt otherwise than succeed.
In every community there will be found
men and women, not only members OF the
Methodist Church, but Others, who will
take pleasure in contributing to an enter
prise like this, and especially when they
can do so at so small an annual expense.
The Vanderbilt University, when its halls
are opened, will at once take rank with the
first Institutions Of the age in which we
live. Every department. Of II will commend
itself favOrably to the friends Of education
throughout the country.
OF the Nashville Life Insurance Com
p2Iy we nave udu iIc4ticub OOOsS'4oA -
speak. From its incipiency the officers anu
directors have been selected from men dis
tinguished no less for their prObity and in
tegTity than Tor their fine business qualifi-
| cations. The business has hitherto been
characterized by a candOr that would scOrn
/ a deception, and prOmptness IN meeting
/ liabilities that has placed the company in
/ the front ranks Of similar institutions, ani
/ made it a blessing TO the country. As a
| citizen Of Nashville, we confess to feeling
1 Of pride when we know that such an instl-
I tuition is not only located among Us, but
| has. through home energy and influence,
/ attained the lofty attitude it occupies in the
/ public mind and heart. As Methodist
we feel no less gratiied thai, for the en-
/ dOwment of the Biblical chair in the Van
/ derbilt University, the integrity and ener
/ ~ Of the Company are TO be fully tested.
We are glad to know that VIM. Henry
! Smith, Esq, the Secretary, a gentleman 50
we'll and 50 favorably known, is at present
absent from the city giving his personal IL
/ fiuence to this object. Before he returns he
/ will visit Chattanooga, Cleveland, Knox
| vile, Athens, MOrristOwn, Maryville, BTiS-
toll and other points. We cheerfully IT
| commend him to Odr friends everywhere.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31

plause.] Mr.. Heverin closed his refhsrks
by proposing an adjournment, as the pro-
gramme Of the Executive Committee had
been carried out.
The moment he left the stand, it was
taken possession of by r. S. Patterson.
whose appearance called forth a renewed
storm Of Kisses, boots and wells.
cries Of "Pull him down, pull
him down." "Wb0se meeting is
this?'' Lord what cheek" etc. TO which
Patterson responded with, "I'm goin' to
talk to you, if L have to stay all night. y
standing with his arms folded, a toothpick
in his mouth, riding-whip in his hand.
and perspiration trickling down his face.
In answer 10 repeated calls, w. A.
Knight, the nominee for Trustee, assembled
the stand, but after gazing upon the turnul-
tuous crowd, declined speaking and with
drew.
Patterson occupied the stand half hour
longer, waiting for an opportunity to speak.
and at the end of that time there was a
sufficient lull in the confusion for him TO
make few remarks, audible only a few
feet from the stand, after which tie crowd
broke up and went home. Il was not a
healthy crowd for candidates not OH the
White Mans ticket
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31
TO TEACHERS AND CONDUCTORS
OF EDUCATIeNAI. INSTITUTIONS.

In addition TO the very fuh accounts we
publish during the commencement Sea-
SOM Of the exercises Of various Colleges
and Schools, We have determined further to
add our mite 30 the interests Of general
education by inserting College and School
Announcements, in the advertising columns
OF the UNION AND AMERICAN, at any time
between the 18th of June and the 18th OF
September, al p per cent less than our
-.sual rates. je1S If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31
New Advertisements.

The Camp and Council No. 50, o. P. f.
has changed lis time Of meeting from Mon
day to Friday night.
The steamer Arch 7. Green starts on al
up-riyer trip to-day al y NJ.
For debility, arising from sickness, over
cxertion, etc, use Schenck's Sea Wee,
Tonic and Mandrake Pills.
Read the advertisement Of IvisOn, Blake
man. Taylor * Co, proprietOrS Of the cele
brated Spencerian steel pens.
The Armstrong patent mosquito ne
frame. for sale by Ed. ii. Miller, is com
Portable, durable and convenient.
Cloth shoes at cost 1t the Maxwell lous'
Shoe Store.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31
Local Newspaper Changes.

Capt. f. +. Winters has disposed of his
interest in the Bulletin 10 Col. W. +.
PrOSser.
Mr.. ". F. Bang has retired from the
management of the RuTol sun and will b.
succeeded 10y Mr.. Benz. Ljliard, who lakes
charge tomorrow. Nr. Lillard enters
upon his new sphere Of duty with the de
termination 10 make the paper even more
popular with orr Tennessee fagmrrs than
heretofore in which We trust that his
most sanguine amticipationS will be real
lied.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31
TOO MUCH HAPPINESS.
Portland lOregonl News.

The wife Of Mr.. J. b. Wilson has given
birth 10 four babies. their united weight
being fortv-Iive and 4 half pounds. The
first weighed fifteen pounds, the second
eleven, the third ten, and the fourth ana
last nine and a half. We make the stale
ment somewhat reluctantly, for the reason
that after the fact becomes generally
known. young men are liable to Danish
from their minds all thoughts Of matrimo-
nv. and married men are apt to think there
Is something wrong with the climate, and
give Oregon a wide berth in seeking homes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31
Personal.

Il. :. Overall las returned 10 the city
after soiouln Of several weeks in Dekalb
and adjoining counties.
Yesterdays Franklin Rerie,r dad Jour
mai: NJ. Robert Green. of the firm Of
Buckupr X Co. Of Nashville, and wife have
been on a visit to the family OF MIR. ChaS.
4. Bailey for several DAYS past. Ms.
Green did some exquisite singing last Sun
day I'm the Methodist choir. Il was gen
orally remarked that 4 richer and Swceter
voice had not been heard in this town for
years.
Ross G.. Stone leaves the city 10 DAY for
Detroit. Mich. where he will attend the
sessions of The National Teachers Asso,ia-
lion.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31
THE WHITE MANS TICKET.
Appointments Of the Democratic and
Conservative SDeaHers

Friday, July 81, Il a. NJ, Baneh'sstore, for the
Twenty-tLird and Twenty-fourth districts;
speeches by Judge 10. C. Guild and Gen. Geo.
J. Stubblefeld.
Friday, July 81, s p. n, Williams & Davis
store, North Fdgefield; speeches by Hon. Neil
). Brown and Baxter Smith, Esq.
Monday, Aug. ;, II A ", at Hermitage sta
ton, Tennessee and Pacific Railroad, for Fourth
and Fifteenth districts; speeches by Gen. j. NJ.
QGarlcs, Michael Vaughn and a. II. Lusk, Esqs.
Tuesday, Aug. 4, II A. NJ, at Bellevue, in the
Fourteenth district; speeches by Judge Abe.
DcmHss and Gen. VI. II. jackson.
Tuesday night, Aug. 4, P. NJ, at the engine
house on College Hin, speeches by Gen. J. NJ.
Quarles and Capt. Thomas L. Dodd
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31

RIVER NEWS.
Daily Report Of Stage Of Water, vita Cdnges IN
tIe "a Hours sndirg p. N. July 30, 1914.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31
Enthusiastic Meetings in The Seventh
and Third Districts

The regular nominees addressed large
crowds in The Seventh and Third districts
Yesterday and last night. The meeting in
the morn ne was at JEFF Thompson's store,
and the one at night IN the Mount View
schoOlhouse At the latter demonstration,
there were fully two hundred persons pres
ent, among them a large number If ladies',
who came for miles 10 lend encouragement
10 the cause.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-07-31
Important TO sIedicaI students.

The Trustees 81 tie Louisville Medical
College, louisville, ky.,) approaching tie
impoverished condition o. the whole cOuI-
tIy, have determined TO grant a Beneficiary
Scholarship to any young man, who, suffi-
GENTLY educated to study medicine and OF
good character, is unable TO pay for his ed
ucation. To secure this valuable aid, ap-
plication, with a fall statement Of the case,
sho1ld be made without DELAY 20 d.. ID. ).
Gaillard. Dean, Louisville, Ky.