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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31

Supreme Covi--G~gd ic".-y irc-dgg -. j q. .,.
u.'', ai. JUICES 'I.a. ar , and r. H. lob o'i.i,i
VII. ,.,. toarae event o', appeal d i'' a'.m G.''
A.l uri,l al,n-i Vs. 'r' ....,. yl..l .! ros Ii
oricr, costs go a'sio 'v- uwnon y n',L' @ -
.,, IT, a.i Wooi-oio,r aiinns costs
.,r.tit 0fIrrallnn,t TH % ,os.i ana d5'dr,Il.n,.
opr.on Gy '.1o, j.. Sort sei. Mac.g-u'ir fry,rsi
onl4n 1r. i ore ,o,ts To- ,rrrt TO a'io event
unless ai.hr t"r,y d., 90 y 1 9" i'i i ii f
o,t est. Of ne appeal To- either PARTY upimon hy pan
,,i J I,oy,I an Val ~,.rn-5oer raipr. with 30
au,0fer aaruod with $40 cost ano g'S, 7r'
opinion by b-d,, I w so.'s}ii o t ma ,i-iir..
me- is Upiu,u bJ Daniels j. In' ir' E"iidnF'no 1iHtu.i
loan A--" .di1u &C. a., ' II, tl. ,i.if.r ,i he
urution ~ ,os vcon'f Adorned WIN sio costs an, hi-
o"!.s,I i,t.rr mo,c m opinion, lnd .hrnyl as mdi.
fled without est, "y."H n' i ry i SIoi'r
tirolari ''', ',d .r order til,rd Win the usual
t0 rInr action ial+ upr.onm'li ophoH 1' lin,i, -
trl as ia opiuou affirmed moihct. opinion hy
4ig r Win 40 .,s ami ,i-pr ctn,uts opinion by
n,ni,s ). wood AIT Tho Mayor %c-Judeuirnt
i f W,cnf,idst oi-Judn,pt anirur and motion Tor new
a, eni,, win orst- opinion hy pay r. j. .i"sI'l ana
ton rlr. without costa "f motion ana w'''9" '
peal to cther party opinion Y DT''' - .; p,, ,r a..
,air,rmert,; opinion by Dsys ~. Proui, agL The lr
shots ard Atcl,g. 7og5a, =, ~ i S,n. a.t
nc,aic steam navigation Company order reyercd without
costs oricr cutorcd N opinion; opinion ~ D"ne-J Wu
AZ Jamcl pleaded ,cc-Ordor reversed without cost
orlcI entered directing that mo cDst' 'laul'h De
b, crrk accordance Win tl' pa 81 SONS -, lo
,tr ard tr on OF IN he case r''crrrt 10 IA
no on Mon opinion by Davis p j. Van Aken ast van
HEen-Or er lhirned with Gusts, besidss uisbu 'cns
,firiof nv Dau's J. Keller agt Fhe Mayor, So.--JnlE
,.pt nmru,d with costa; opinion by Brady j. An iHlct
a. Iv,-iudamept and affirmed, Win so costs, ana
disbursrmenta opinion by Brady, j.. McNey aE tanrll
TaGiikcn AIT tantrsli-Orler affirmed. with $40 costs
An. .ishursonrn,s be paid by appellants attorney
within 20 d.~s after taxation and service OF copy 81
Mi'Dr 10 be entered herein; opinion by Brady, j.
same act agL sme.N ,tlon dehled without
coss and order oct. IL 1876 50 far oi
ned To deny costs memoanduln by nil'is J., ,oH W.,
act Van Sclen nj executOrs JudeWeht ahflne1 win
costs Davis T.. =. Mayer agt The Propo udg-
ment affirmed opinion by Davis r. j. Nonthin assignee,
All Ikns and auOtherOfder reversed VIII $40 costs and
dbur,enents with liberty renew application Or appoint
nent OF receiver upon further and proper pof opinion by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
AHINr TO REPUBLICAN YOrER.

TO the Edtt0r Of Thc TrfbuHe.
SIR: The cOmmendable efforts now being
made by the United States Marsh4ls and by Repub
can Committee put stop to the contemplated frauds
upon the balOtbox worthy Of all praise
that all the devices Of the refOrmers" not fully
guarded against We all remember how few years ago
these bogus reformers persouated honest citizens and
voted on their nam The utmost vigilance should be
observed TO prevent the repetition Of such fraud 1t
happens that many honest in every precinct are
unknown TO any member Of the Registry Board, hence
the liability 10 sucl a deception. Livery Republican
voter should he at the polls az the opening ana remain
until his s taken. The OF every voter should
be announced when his is 'ffered, in tone SUI
hceny loud TO be heard by peySOns 40 the door, ana
some good Republican should tsre he stationed 10 re-
peat the name, and thus give notice all persons IN
waiting go
Neir- York Oct. 27, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
BUYING IN RAILROAD BONDS.
A SUIT AGAINST The ILLINOIS CENTRAL.


A suit has been brought by Franklin W.
Gnlcv r. against the Illinois Central Railroad Company
aud .nne Of It's directors substantially to determine the
rights Of the holders Of certain bonds Issued ~
the defendant company. Two roads, the New-Or-
leans! Jackson and Northern Railroad Company
and Che Mississippi Central Railroad Company
form,1 with the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany a continuous line from Chicago to NeW-or-
leans In 1872 the three companies made an agreement
by w4ch the two first named were each TO Issue mort
gage bonds for 900 600 and each was TO guarantee
bonds Of the other for S300OOOO. OF these S3OOOVoo
bonds Of each company which were 20 be issued
for completing the roads, the Illinois Central Ian
road Company agreed to buy In 100 bonds
year Of each company for ten years. win an
alternative allowing the Illinois Company to apply GER
tain earnings 10 the purchase OF such bonds up To lV0O
bonds The plaintiff j. holder Of OF these bonus
Mean ve the Illinois Central in order 10 save it'I,Sl,
has Exchanged its bonds for about iOui-hth7 on INC
bond; named The plaintiff charges that he II ehlsieut
below par To tho Illinois Central Company under tHe
agreement guarantee by H. hut mat the 9! "a
Sis that holding fOrfh- they are emitted 10 oA't ~
bonds Of thr. own Company and only take 20 IRON oi
UondbOlders each This he claims VIII Oe preach
OF faith, and n asks that II no restrained.
This case came MP Yesterday before judge laiiemoIe
In supreme Court, Chambers, on an oidrio hE'W t'r
why an Injunction should not be ~ ued Nlillah lI''
one Of iht Director said the limo had been TOO sh. !"
enable him 10 answer the complaint, ana asked d''l
AsbI,l Green, Tor the plautit, objected mat 'h' w
cncd act was 10 take place NUy J. Mr. Ilac} SAlu ne
dt NOT think there was any need Of the uncl on D"'
did feel liberty 10 pledge the company Inc A4V
lion VAS adjourned ullli toudJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31

The Brooklyn Aldermen received report
yesterday from the Committee or Public Docks and Mar
kets recommending that tie limit OF assessment for i'm
proyemens Oh tbs GOwanus Bay region be the property
of William Beard and j. T.. Robinson. THIS report was
based on report Of United States Engineers who were
directed TO revise and Duhead lines OF the
harbor OF York. and the Improvement contcmpatcs
the closing various streets and the opening Of others in
that part of South Brooklyn The report adOi cd by
a vote Of 10 10 2 resolution passed that the Cor
marathon Counsel De authorized 10 take such steps may
be necessary 10 prevent the laying OF railroad track
through La;ayette-aye. resolution was also adopted
rraue7tiuc tie MAYOR to offer reward OF $500 FOR the
arrest and conviction Of any voting fraudulenty or
Illegally for city officers at the next coming election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
SHIPPING LYTELLlGENCE
PORT OF EEW-NOKH zee.
~ o. InuHT.
...............OCs. 80.

Steamship Ccrles, Freeman savannah, Geo Nonge. .
Steamship Martina SteycUs, Ch1ucn Baltimore W Dalze
Davidson. philadelphia, James Hand
srsans, D t1.nconia Bragg Portland , r. Amvs
STelm, ... ?, IIipet DAVIS wilmington, Del \. Abbott
SIZE ns.,p Old Dominion. Walker Norfolk CITY Point ana
Richmond. old Dominion steamship Go.
Hark WonteLrua Briggs, BridsetOwn Bar, Dwight
piatL MI. 49, ,..-.,...-... ~,
BARK Jupiter Ger IAetke E'inore or Copenhagen Funeh
Bark Blore CNJr Jalmen, London, BOckmanu, oerlen
nars Post CSor Gunderson Boulogne, France Tobias
& Co. .,-, .--,,- ,,-.,,.- 4.
ouereau. -. 80, -, =, 49,.
bridges sons.
Brig Joseph Clark, stahl Galveston, Parsons & Loud
Irie Ceiore tall Castelan ior orders Benham &
Buycsen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31

Boston, Oct 3O.-The Episcopal Church Con-
cress is announced meet in 'rcultural Hail. Boston,
from the lith 70 the 18th Of November The object sfrco
discussion Of important moral, social, and religious
questions Among the topics The Prevention and
Cure of Drunkenness" "Tc Morals Of Politics." and
" Secular and Religious Education" The list Of speak
cls includes such the Hon. j. ". stevenson
James Emott a. H. Bullock Di. Elliot, Prof Weir, and
BISHOPS Hunting ton and Whpp'e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31

The brig Alice TarltoD, Capt. Nickerson COM
ing. which arrived here yesterday from Cieufu,
with a cargo Of sugar, encountered hurricane Which
stove in the forward house and siarboard buwdrk and
washed away everything movable ont Of the forca-tle
and or the main deck. The vessel sprung leak and all
hand, were called t. the pump. The vessel ran before
The wind under poles for eight hours. After passing
cane Tattcras oct. -, light uorhcry wind, set In w.'
rain and snow The bark Kate Crosby also experienced
severe gales and had her decks swept ~ heavy seas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
REGISTRATION FRAUDS IL NEWARK

1t was reported in Newark yesterday that
extensive registration frauds had been committed N he
Seventh and Twelfth Wards Of that city, part ,u-
larly in the latter where $500 have already zen
registered with Thursdays registration yet to be ado I'D
The ward has never heretofore pOied more tLau 90
votes The Republican committees are taking active
steps prevent the ropcaters from voting. not only M
the wards indicated but in The Other wards Tie reg try
lists Of which are being carefully scrutil ed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
APMN ORDI',g.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 30.-Capt O.. f. Michailis
Ordnance Department in this city, viii report IN person
10 the Chief o. Ordnance Tor temporary duty ana on IA com
VI ton VIII proceed duty Watervilet Arsenal West
fr0y YORK Rock Island Arsenal Illinois ana there
after win return 10 his station. 81 Paul, Minnesota.
y direction the secretary leave u absence Tor one year.
on surgeons certificate OF disability with perHs0n " 20
beyond sea- granted 10 MAJOR Edwin d. judd, Faymas
feTt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
WHERE ARE THE TRAMPsf

TO the Edftor OF The tribune
SIR: We were, up TO q recent period, over
run with tramps. They have now all disappeared and
nothing said Of the nuisance in the papers from other
quarters H. therefore, believed that their ansport
ton has been paid and they have been eoonEed in your
city and other cities your State An INN cdate nvest
CATION should be made or the State OF New-forI VIII
surely be lost to Hayes. 4
T0rdnda, Penn, Oct. %, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31

An old lady, observing a sailor going past
her door and supposing II TO be her son BLY, cried o
10 him, Billy, whero is my gOneP The sailor re-
piled in cOntemptuous manner, Gone 10 the d,
suppose" Well, as You are going mat way, said the
old lady al wish you would let down the bars"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
STILL OPPOSING TIE GILBERT ROAD.
EFFORT 10 PREVENT TIE CoMPASY's Using SOUTH
IIEIH-ANE.

EFFORT 10 PREVENT THE CuMPANls L5IN" sOOih
FIFrfI-AVE
Tie proceeding 10y the Gilbert Elevated Eall-
way Company which asks for the appointment oil COM
soncrs to assess land that II desires 10 occupy came
Yesterday before the Supreme Court General Term Inc
whole route is through the streets Of the city, but one
part OF Iauronsst. (now South Fiith-ave.l between
Amivlaue and Amityst., never regularly acquired
by the city as street Its use as street arises simply
ont OF the acqnesccnce in such by thcadlceu owl"
crs They cannot now revoke such 20 'i'sceucc hHl
stfI have an ownership in tho street Nh forhid' IT.
use for any other purposes without comi ..'''" -
them. and tbc petition OF tho Elevated En.F Is 10
have commissioners appointed 20 settle tine c'mprn'a-
tioa on tie application the Gilbert Elevated Railroad
Company was represented by Porter Lowrty' T'irn
md stone. by Aslbcl Green, aud by \. j. Van
dcruocI; inc property owners by =. j. Anderson ana
by william " Eyarts, the counsel Tor the sixth : 'nrr
Railroad Cofpuauv n the suii tried in the superior Court
Iu uppo to Che appointment OF conn '--"nci7 l'
we're presented very nearly tho Same points - ~ a.
sixth Avenue suit These were the change az Iol"a't
4itucturc of the TuAG proposed y the lt lions the 'A-
ration OF the time Hl by Oh, cHtri"f, TIC r- rl moon
eist.u,i,. h. tween the charter aud Oh" Rapid Transit
act and the aeycd uurOn,t tuouay ~ Inc act It.''
were urged tue ground that any Of them rendered. H
valid thr hrttr of tuo company HNH destroyed U.S. -
To Axe Lands, De counsel OF iue company lh7l~ru l"i
under .s charter the time during which DO Wa Hndr E
iuurtinl shpli hc counted. sO that ih'ir ln' 't"
NOT ram out aud that the change bro TIE form rI -'iiI
comuutcd the iu,a Tia. tIcre Wa any tmuE ~ i'c H
under which the company Was acting INCONSISTENT "tH
or iu caurINruU1 80 oi tho l-t constitutional AN e"d
mcnts. The court reserved It's decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31

the Republicans at coming election since reading in
your paper of the registration frauds in this city ana
Broollyu Ia there not some way 10 stop II ana bring
these ne0plp 10 iuscol We honest vote ana an
honest count. a WIN
Ketr- York Oct 81. 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31

A gentleman travelling Though one of the
rural rt,ncts of coWt,, few days since rode uP 10
i vas ,t' q ON IN, ton OF gats-pOst: Bub where's
your IA ;" The yolngster replied; Hes jus. gone
dn r youa the cuv-.hcd TO bury our old dog, ioWser
mo obi fool ktcu himself a-hardng ar candidates for
sheriff BE yOu OucP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
AILEGrD sEEyIcEs roN ~ GELEN M ALnAN

ALLEGED SERVICES FOR MIR. GREES AT ALBANY.
In the suit Of Richard +. Morrison against
Controller Green already reported IN Inr IHI"uNf'
Jldge Barrett has decided nolen made h' r Dterine
tho plaintiffs counsel for judgement against th' 'ri 'd
ant ON OF the lriyolousurs- Of demurrer inter-
posed by him. The suit for about 600 which ar.
Morrison claims 10 have ended Dor Nj Green 20
vices no ArJ.v during tire session If the L'a -i3Erc
ana small sUm for MI Greens board for two dtt-
while he was there Ihc dcuIu .rr was hat the COM
plaut showed cause Df action. on thc motion io dr-
clare The Demurrer frivoo Judge Barrett soys: ID"
claim is for the plaintiffs services bur for i' dis
bur-eu.ut- In i- not ahc-rd tlAt thr dr'ud.ht ft-
4ur-.d these outlaws nor That uo promised 10 paw them,
nor arr th.F distinctly alleged 10 have been lr' -
The service themselves tu" m part ' n. tI"ruI-
orally made 90 individual uti.trfsi ihla i1uh7 very e
leh0ius Upon thc Wh ir lm uuA',. go rs i.ti i.f
l,ilrf-r - ,u.Iut,l. frivolous. ,ul tHHF n b. .H-
u,lrp O. 40 aI-uu.pt al i,t.u Icrm.' Notion "'H'd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31

-up rises - Goa san sells. 4,, Moon set '...-. 50
HIau wAIFR RUS pAY-A "
SANDY Hook Gu2 COWS island t51 Hell q. Ferry. o1b
Uigu WATER HIS DAY.. 81
sandy Hook. Ci island 6JJ Hell e. ferry-. olo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31

GOVERNMENT Nl'in w NNi-t'.N4 AZ ''""N-|
And liz O'CLOCK a. NJ.
~ 8 r. ,,a,-starof 1881 L : 500 Coupon, 'G5
"a .rp bc.ll73, a0uun....... a3.ll3
g. 1 '5p t.ri.teitl. l-t,l L = 5-2O Coupon, 1877
t1rD5 1907. poo 900. ........... - ilG
I-.sOi ...-..... l&ll34 u = Jtb Registered l0t9
%, ,r,tt,op 1854 1000. ..... LIZ
,o1l6 '.....l2.l l3it q : s. lU4O Registered
irn10 ........ h3 1879 JuOJJ....-....... l2,ilt
IuuuO............. b+ll3'2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
REPEATING BLOCKED " BRoOELYN

-boud every repeater and fraudulent voter who he's
been detected come 10 the polls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31

ONE CONVERT FROM THE EXPOSURES
TO the Editor OF The TrtbtHe.
SIR: am Democrat and have always voted
the Democratic ticket but have determined to vote with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
COYTRNNlFNT STOCK DEPABTMfNT-Z UtI"'N

SECOND BoARD-1 O'CLOCK r NJ. p,l
Soies OF STAT Boncs- Railroad Bctids-BGnE G'" NV
road Shdres--ELprcSs stocks, &C.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31
PHILADELPHTA EXPOSURES.
THE TAX RECEIPTS CASES.

HEARING IN THE CASE OF JOsEPHS, MARCUS, AND
ADMINISTRATION OF TIE OFFICERS WHO
MADE THE ARREsT-wHY LITTLE INTEREST is
ARoUsED-FoRMER PRACTICES OF TIE TWO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-10-31

ARRESTS OF ILLEGAL NOT -h'-CoM '. tio O'VN IN"
nRs1,1rs or TIE EXPOst rs
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-06-15
Notice to the Public.

JACOB KIRsCHsTALLER HEREBY
u sivss notice to the public that he has
10 the u. S. bakery. and win carry on ths
same as heretofore. lie will pay all dsbts
now due. but Is not responsible for Mr.. Schef-
~r after this date. Mr.. Scherer will collect
all debts due up to this date: ste:.a
Eureka, May %. 1876. l.|i
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-12
LIST OF METERS

DEMAINING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT
N Eureka. Nevada, on the llth day OF
July, 1876. Persons calling for any of these
letters will please say Advertised
July 18th. 1882
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-12
srEAa.INGS.

An old, rust eaten iron hook, such as
used in attaching a yoke of cattle 10 AZ
OK wagon, says the ElkO Independent,
was picked up a few days ago near the
old emigrant road across the continent,
and about a couple of miles from this
place. The relic of former 0avs
showed signs of having done much
service, 1t being nearly cut in two at
the point of contact with the iron ring.
but what occasioned particular notice
of this particular hook is the fact that
the name, J. p. Jones, is yet distin
guishahle upon its surface, where IL
was indelibly stamped, perhaps, many
years ago. The fact that 4 young man
of precisely that name was a pilgrim
IN this much travelled route some.
where about the fall of '49 or spring OF
80, induced the honest agricultnralist,
who stumbled uponthe aforesaid curv-
ature TO communicate the circumstance
to the world, in order that the owner,
if he still fingers upon this suhlnnary
sphere, may have an opportunity to
come forward, pay charges aud secure
his property.
The Reno Journal says a contract has
been let for building a steamboat to
ply on Pyramid Lake. Captain F. G..
Condry, proprietor of the boat. intends
To clean out the Truckee river from
Wadsworth to the lake, and carry
freight and passengers from the rail-
road TO the new mines.
Parties who have recently arrived at
Virginia City from Pyramid Lake say
that the mines in hat region are con-
SANITY improving AZ depth is attained.
The veins are not very wide, but some
OF them contain very rich ore.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-12
THE CENTENNIAL STATE.

By proclamation of the President,
Colorado will, in a few days, become a
member Of the great American Union.
The constitution recently submitted to
. vote of the people of that Territory
was ratified by an overwhelming ma
+, Jeri.y.F 4
Colorado has for a long time been one
of the o f1ourishing of the Terri.
tories. 1t is extraordinarily rich in all
that goes to make up a prosperous
State. 1t has an area of l03,4 AIS square
miles, being, approximately, 1875 miles
from east to west, and 275 miles from
north TO south. 1t is pierced by the
snowy range Of the Rocky mountain
chain, some of the higher SUBMITS Of
which wear caps of eternal snow.
Pixies Peak reaches an altitude of H.
497 feet above the level of the sea. The
distinguishing features of the central
portion of the Territory are its magnif-
icent natural parks. South Park, in
particular, is an amphitheater unsur-
passed for. picturesque grandeur. The
agricultural resources of the Territory,
though not f~irst-class, are fair.
There are about AGO. 900 acres
under active cultivation. The cereals
are produced in abundance. The min
eral wealth is also good. Gold was
first discovered in that region in 1877,
and during the following year there
was an immense immigration to the
Dorado. Mining, for both gold
and silver, Is now prosecuted in Gil.
pin, Boulder, Clear Greek, Summit and
Jefferson counties. The aggregate
yield of the precious metals to date is
estimated at $50, 900, 900. The principal
towns are Denver City, Golden
City, Colorado City, Mountain City,
Georgetown. Canyon City, Dayton,
Boulder and Saint Luis. The Terri
tory was organized in March, 1861. Its
present population is estimated at
12O, 900; taxable property, $4,000 900.
There are 1900 miles of railroad, and
200 public schools within its borders.
1t also supports fifteen newspapers,
seven of which are daily. These are
the elements and which de-
mand tor Colorado a place in the sister.
hood of States. They are certainly
sufficient to entitle her to the distinc-
ton, Of a sovereignty, and we hardly
think there can be any one who will
regret her Abundance. All hail to the
Centennial STATED
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-07-12
NOTICE TO PACKERS.

DACK MULES WANTED TOPACK WOOD
i to the Blue jacket Mining Company's
mill, in Bull Run District, Elko County. A
trai of from 40 to TO mules can have steady
and profitable employment.
For particulars, apply at the SENTINEL of
Ace. or at the Blue Jacket Mill.
jell-2w j. ID. ANDREWS.