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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-13

Parsons and was mustered out n
service AZ that place id 1914. Thos.
Lewis, Jr, William siJrell, and three
Others whose names | ciin not learn
died within the forti6eations at Nor,
folk.
Thela call made for troops in
the county was mado in the fall Of
1874. A cavalry company was or
gained at Point Pleasant and Peter
Fl. stsenbergen, was commissioned
Captain. The company at once took
up itsline Of march across the noun
tains b the Atlantic coast; but the
treatyof peace had been signed ga
Dec. 1873 by the commissioners ut
Client the ancient city of Flanders,
and tie good news hadalready reach.
ed ourshores and was being herald
ed Throughout our land. While
Capt. Steenbergen's company rested
on thesnmnit Of Big Sewell noun
tain they we're met by runners pro.
claiming the glad tidings of peace
and bearing orders for the heroes to
return % their homes which they
could onlylbe induced to. leave by
the seal to arms" of their country.
Then didnot Mason County nobly
perform her part in that sanguinary
struggle? Yes,ihGF patriots saw ser
vice ftoni Tic Great Lakes to the
Atlantic sea-board; but all with few
exceptions returned to their native
county, and resumed the work Of
subduing the wilderness. Born on a
Western frontier, amid the most
cruel and heart-rending scenes
that ever characterized a savage
warfaEe; they we're early Injured to
hardshipsand tolls only realized by
pioneers Of the wilderness. War did
not corrupt them. They returned
from the battle field to engage in the
peaceful agocations of life, and their
deeds ofhsroic, bravery and patriot
ism instead of being buried beneath
the curtains of oblivion, should be
inscribed in brilliant characters
Thigh up on the roll Of fame,
Almost seven decades have passed
away and in that time we believe
thatevery soldier from Mason county
in tbe war of 1872 has passed from
amqhg the living with one exception,
Mr. James Stephenson, Of Point
Pleasant.
After careful5search' and inquiry
we have been unable to learn that
anyone Of them was ever arraingned
upon any charge whatever Before a
tribunaliof justice in this county, or
that Of any other. What a record
Let itbsimitsted by their descen-
dents. Then bdild a towering mon.
iument TO. their memoriea, and let its
loftics!inscription be; "In honor Of
our departed herocs.n e
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I1ltSt Sale,

pY virtue Of deed Of trust executed on
ID the 9th day OF March, 1873, to the un-
dersigned, by Joseph Riggs and wife to
James T. Hannah, Trustee, use Of J, II.
Guthrie, duly recorded in the Clerks OF
fec Of tho Mason County Court, in Trust
Deed Book No. ., pages 3Os, &C., to secure
the payment Of two several notes for s446.-
% cents each, all bearing even date with
said deed OF trust, bearing interest from
date, and being requested by the Admin
istrator OF said ]. II. Guthrie deceased, 10
make sale OF the property in said Trust
Deed described, / shall proceed to sell by
way OF public auction, on tho premises, on
Friday, the 5tll day OF April. 1878,
the property in said Deed OF Trust desert
bed, being lac acres lying in Hannah Dis:
trict, on the waters Of Long Branch, OF
Little Guyan, and about l ! miles from
Glenwood, reserying "a acres and l00poles
OF said tract Of land heretofore sold to J.
II. Taylor, and released by James W.
Hannah, Administrator, aforesaid. Tho
said land is improved, about 40 acres
cleared, good orchard and dwelling house,
&c. Terms OF sale, cash.
JAMES l.. HANNAH,
TRUSTEES.
.,..I, ~ L..
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allprejudics from having any influ-
epcs in making up the verdict In
his charge TO the jury, Judge Whita-
ker allc@ed a majorilyof the twenty
odd instructions asked for by the de-
fense, and It's general tone was as fay
Ofable 10 the accused % could have
been expected from any man on any
bench, A new trial seems 10 have
been applied for chiefly with a view
to firing the Northern heart, and to
give the administration an oprortun-
ity to bull-loze the courts Of Louis
lana, and the application was only
justifable on the familiar principle
that counsel are under obligations to
exhaust every remedy known to the
law in behalf Of an unfortunate
client"
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In conclusion of a long article on
the fraudulent character of the Pres
idential title, the Boston Post con-
trasts the apparently good fortune OF
the Jeaefciarywith the hard fate of
the perpetrators of that fraud, in caus-
tic wordsas follows: We already have
the spectacle of the President refus-
ing to recognize Packard as Govern
or Of Louisiana, although the latter
received more votes than were cast
for the electors in that State, who by
their votes elected Hayes President.
This is strange enough and bad
enough, for to the plain mind it is
clear if Packard was not elected
Governor Hayes was never elected
President. But in the event of the
trial and conviction Of the Louisian-
ma Returning Board VIC should see
the still stranger spectacle of men
sent to the State Prison and at work
there hammering stone for the pub
lie for the doing of that very act by
which the President obtained the
great Office which he is holding and
enjoying--he holding and enjoying
it while they whose act gave it tc
him are serving out their time in
the dungeons of the penitentiary as
punishment for doing of it. By
and by Mr.. Hayes and his friends
will begin to realize that the ways
of transgressors are hard. In this
case let us all hope that they will
grow harder and harder until the
end. .a#a
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We have not heard yet Of any
Vaccinations on the part Of the new
Pope to gobble up our free schools
He probably won't get around tothat
until about the time our next Presi-
dental election is to come off
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AFLAsr.4Ths Uuited'Stalss Gov,
ernment will take hold Of tile Kama.
wha River improvement, dispensing
with tlIe contract system, and will
push the locks and dams to speedy
completion. Work will be common
ced at once on the Paint Creek lock,
and arrangements are now going for
ward for the supply of material.-
This is a move in the right direction.
Laborers win now be paid fair wages
in money; supplies will command
fair prices, the community will reap
some benefit from the expenditure Of
the money for the Improvement, and
the work will be completed in n
reasonable length of time, The oil
GERS in charge are to be congratulate
ed upon the wise and popular change
they have decided to ake.-C0drter.
s-
Mr.. Halstead. editor of the Cincin.
natl Commercial, has been arrested
at the instance of I. c. Campbell, of
that city, for libel. He waived ex-
animation and gave bond in the sum
$4,000. Mr.. Halstead says he has
had SANDER suitsamounting sl45, 900
at one time, and the plaintiffs rca-
lied on the whole lot just one cent.
-Er.
The Cincinnati Enquirer insists
that "if John Sherman had the mod.
esty of a bull pup be would resign"
John Sherman will never ornament
history us resiguer.
4 The Pittsburgh Commercial states
that small.poxis raging on the South
Side in thatcity, and that proper
precautions are not taken to prevent
the spread of the disease.
Rev. ]. II. Ecclcston, of Newark,
n. j., has been chosen pastor of the
Monumental Episcopal Church at
Richmond, Va, in place of the late
Rev. George Woodbridge.
a tornadooccurreil on Saturday, in
Casey comfy, Ky. Vincent Wesley
and his family, six persons in all,
were killed. A number Of dwellings
were demolished.
The sufferers from the disastrou
fire at Hot Springs appeal to the
public for aid, There is said to be
much suffering in consequence of
losses sustained.
With John Sherman pulling one
way and Stanley Matthews pulling
the other way, Hayes must feel any
thing but salubrious just nUw.-M
Y. Express.
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Foreman Converse of the jury
which tried Anderson in New Orleans
deniest hatapy influence was brought
to bear on the two colored jurymen,
but says the verdict was entirely
unanimous. LOO
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
A 7 Rules held in the Clerks Office OF the
"A Circuit Court Of Mason County, OH
the first Monday in February, 1878,
L. G. Neighbors, Plaintiff,
j. W. Boggs and Annie Boggs, his wife,
Defendants. In ChRncery.


D. w, Boggs and Annie Boggs, his wife,
Defendants, In Chancery.
The object OF this suit Is to subject tho
separate personal estate Of the defendant
Annie Boggs, TO the payment Of the sum
Of sixty-two dollars and fifty cents, with
interest thereon from the LIST day OF Mo-
vember, 1877, until paid, which sun, Is
evidenced bya bond, executed by the de-
icndants 10 the plaintiff, aated August, the
Sth, 1877, payable on, or before the lst day
Of Noyember 1917. g.l- ~ -
This day came the complainant, by
counsel, and on hlsmotion, and II appear.
ing by affidavit filed, that the defendants
arc non residents Of this State, II Is order
cd that they do appear here vt rules TO DO
held In the Clerks 0nlco OF the Circuit
Court Of Mason County, OH tho first Mon
day In the month OF March next and DO
what Is necessary 70 protect their Interest
In this suit Tcstc;
CHAs. D. WAGGENER, Clerk
Fob, Oh w.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF 49,
ACRES OF LANDl

IN persuunce Of the terms OF decree Of
the Circuit Court rendered in the cause
Of John N. Brown VS.. Martin Whet1el, in
Chancery, ut the October term, 1877,
shall sell lSl acres of land, situate in Ma.
son county, below the KanRwha River, on
the 2Sth day OF March, 1878, ut public auc.
ton at the front doUr OF the Court House,
OF Mason county, upon the following
terms, 0ne.hali cash in hand, and the bal.
ance in one year, taking from the purcha.
ser, bond with good security bearing inter.
est from day OF sale, for the balance, and
retaining the title as further security.
g 4St M w. HlTOMI4lNS0N,
feb. 2T-4w,s Special Commissioner
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Senator Jones of Nevada character
ICES the Presidents veto message as
a wishy.washY performance.
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Legal PUBLICATIONS.
ESTRAY NOTICE! 3

To the Clerk Of the Macon County Court;
WE, f. G. Mlsgrave, Joseph Riflc and
w L, +. Roseberry, free-holders of said
county, hereby certify that 10y virtue et a
warrant to US directed by o. II, +. Van
lIatre, a Justice OF said county, we have
this day, on oath, viewed and appraised a
Mare taken up by Harriet Maehir, on her
land as mn esirAy, and assessed the value
OF said estray at S9l; the said Mare is q
dark bay with white spot IN the fore
head, and snip nose, black main and tail,
and black legs from the knees down, Is!
hands high, and about IS years old, has
shoes on three OF her feet, and hall shoe
on the left hind foot.
Given under our hands this 2Sd day OF
Z. G. IUSGRAVE,
JOSEPH RIFLE,
T. R0SEBl.RRY,
a Copy--Teste:
L. KlAIBERLlNG, Clerk.
inch lS-Sw
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If some men were as economical in
voting as they are in giving they and
the country would be vastly better
off.
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Tl.atst S1Le.

DY virtue Of Deed of Trust executed
d to the undersigned, Trustee, by james
Canady and wife, which said deed is duly
recorded in the Mason County Court
Clerks Office, in Trust Deed Book, No, 3,
folio SO, &c, TO secure John Troeger in tho
payment OF promisory note therein .des-
cribed, bearing date with sAid deed, with
interest from date for $500. At the request
OF the holder Of said note, default having
been made in the payment thereof | shall
proceed to sell by way public auction on
The premises, in the town OF Grantsburg,
County Of Mason, and State OF West Viz
ginia, on the 10Th day Of April, ISIS,
the real estate mentioned aid'described in
said Trust Deed. TERMS, CASH. 'l4
JAMES FISHER, Trustee
inch lS-lw, 4sgs
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Some one says the Republican par
ty has gone to seed. The army of
tramps constitute its "seed end? we
suppose. NNi- -1.tlH.al .l vi
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Trust Sale Of valuable Farm.

Trust Sale of Valuable Farm.
DY virtue of u Decd Of Trust executed
ID on tho 18th day of September, 1870, to
the undersigned Trustee, by John Taylor
and wife, use OF William G. Brandyberry,
and by him assigned to Robert II. Ball,
anddnly recorded in the Mason County
Court Clerks Office, in Trust Deed Book
No. 3, i0liOs Island 100, TO secure the pay.
ment OF four several notes OF one hundred
dollars each, all bearing date April 10th,
1874, with interest irUm date, due and
payable in one two three and four years
after date, and default having been made
III the payment OF the same, and being re-
quested by Robert II. Ball, Assignee of the
said w. O. Brandyberry to make sale OF
the property in said Trust Deed described,
shall proceed to sell by way OF pubic
auction, at the FroAt Door OF the Court
House OF Mason County, West Virgihia,
OH Saturday, the 18th dag Of APrii,
1878. the property in said Trust Deed
mentioned and described, beiEg 100 acres
OF land lying in Cooper District, between
the Waters Of Kanawha Ten Mile Greek
and Old Town. The said land is well inn
proved, good orchard, dwelling house, &c.
Title good TERMS OF SALE CASH
JOHN N. EGKARD, Trustee.
mCh l3-iW,
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0oAfEssIoNER's SALE or 5S1
ACRES OF LAND.

TN persuance Of the terms Of decree Of
he Circuit Court OF Mason county, rpn,
dercd in tho canse OF Ann Mddlevs, Eliza.
beth Carton, ct. ais, in Chaneery, at the
October term, 1871, shall sell jSl acres Of
land situate on the headwaters Of Thrco
Mile Creek, In M3sou county, spbject to
the dover right Of Elizabeth Canton in lOl
acres Of said land, set apart " her by the
Commissioners Of Partition in said suit
Slid salN will be ~ pNblic auction at the
front dooro Of the Court House. on tile 2Sth
DAY OF March, 1873, upon the following
terms. One-third cash in hand, and the
balance in one and two years, taking from
the purchaser bond with good security
bearing interest from day OF sale, aud 70.
tanning the title as a further security.
W. II. TOMl.INS0N,
feb. 26-Iw. Special Commissioner
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Congress has just passed an act
which gives a pension to all soldiers
of the War of 1912 who served four
teen days, or we're in any engagement
and to the surviving, widows of such
soldiers, no matter when married
No proof of loyalty required. Also
restoring to the Pension rolls the
names of all persons now surviving
who were pensioned for service in
the War of 1912, orany of the Indian
wars, whose names were sticken from
the Pension Rolls at commencement
of the late war. Proof of loyalty
not required.-Er.
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An exchange remarks: 81
q "Since this thing started, there
have been seventy-three different
kinds Of hell discovered, with several
Theological Seminaries yet to hear
FROM
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A dispatch from ST. Louis says
that the cutting of freight rates to
tho Eust has reached an almost un'
precodentedly low figure on fourth.
class freight from ST, Louis to New
York, which was taken at ten cents
a hundred and flour at twenty cents
q barrel.
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Ben Butler predicts Democratic
triumph in Massachusetts, next fall
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Monday, The ISL, dny Of MaFCh,
SALE OF A VALU.
ABLE FARM.

DY virtue OF q Deed of Trust, executed
ID to the undersigned Trustee, by A. j.
Plnnts on the 18th day Of June, 1874,
which said deed is duly recorded in the
Mason County Couyt Clerks Office, in
Trust Deed Book No. =, iOlios 42l, &c, to
secure to George Thornton, G. Q, Miller
and q. ~ Simpson, the payment OF certain
notes thurein described, all bearing even
date with said deed, with interest from
date, for Sl05.lS, Siis and $40 respectively,
and heingreauestGdib by the holders Of said
notes, to make sale Of the property in said
Trust Deed mentioned, default having been
made IN the payment thereof, shall pro-
coed t0sell BY way al public auction, at
the front door 0fthe Court House, OF Mason
county, OH Mtnday the 18th lay OF March,
1873, the land mentioned and described IN
said Trus, Deed, lyingiii Cooper District
containing 100 acres; sid land. IL partly
improved With fhfiity Young orchard anil
has thereon il necessary buildings. Title
good. Toms II sale, ciitli.
- - JNo. l. TlAfslsi Trustee
fob. l3-iw. G
STATE'0F WEST VIRGINIA.:
A T Rules held iin.thc Clerks Office Of
IL luC NlICtlt OuuIN VI fhihOn AOuull ia
the month OF February, 1873.
John j. ReH, Samuel Thompson, Assignee
OF JohnJ. Rea and David S. Stevenson,
Administrator OF the estate OF John N.
Rea, deceased, Plaintiffs,
Ys.
John r. Thompson and Alice Thompson,
his wife, Defendants. In Chanccry.
The object Of this suit is to fore.close q
mortgage executed By tile Defendants oil
the VI day Of October, 1872, and recorded
in Trust Decd Book, No ., in the Clerks
Office OF tie Mason County Court, and ~
sell such portions OF the lands described
therein as remains unsod.
And it appearing by affidavit fled, that
the Defendants are pon.rcsidents Of this
State, it is ordered that they do appear
here ut Rules to be held in the Clerks o.
fee Of the Circuit Court Of Mason County
on the first Monday in the month Of
March next, and do what is necessary to
protect their interest In this snit.
'"t TFSTE:-
CHAS. b. WAGGENER, Clerk.
English, p.q. tfeb, l4-4w,
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fPrepafed expressly iorthe Registered
Historical soldiers ofIsl2 from
W Mason County.

RI
liberaly of her treasure
and the setyices Of her people to the.
defense. Of our country. Her sons
from the mountains and plains of
herexlensiye western domain, march
ed with alacrity to the seat of war
and submitted without mutmuring,
to the perils Of the camp; and hun
drcds paid the forfeit of their lives
in climate which, to them, habit
and nature had rendered unconge-
NAL andf Hampton, Craney Is
land, the White House, Fort Meigs
and many other points, will long be
remembered on account of the heroic
yalor displayed by the Virginia
troops on these bloody fields.
Shortly after the declaration Of
war by Congress % June 1SlD Ma
son County was ordered by His Elk
cellency, james Monroe, Governor of
Virginia to raise and equip a com-
pany Of 1l0mento be hailed and styl-
ed the Mason County ,RiQemqn and
destined to serve in the army Of the
Northwest, Capt. Anthony Van
sickle, who had previously held a
commission in the State Militia, re-
ceiyed a Captains commission and
proceeded forthwith to organize the
company Ho established his head
quarters at Point Pleasant and the
ranks were soon filed with tried
veterans and sturdy pioneers who
responded to their country's call and
were only too anxious to enroll their
names and shoulder the rifle in de-
Tense Of Free trade and Sailors
Rights" Nicholas Yeager (father-in-
law of Mr., Alexander Long, of Rob
inson District) was commissioned
Lieutenant, and James Ball as en-
sign; BENJAMIN Lewis served as
drummer, and Abraham Roush as
fifer.
The following is a partial list of
'ne OlnS'fs anu pFi'"''S oi 'i' 0o'i',
pany' v..,., c.. D.n.
x; AmJ"0'iy o,n ur9' TnIe,b I Pager IaS
Bali, JUbn EcEard, BENJAMIN Lewis,
George Clendehin, Abraham Roush,
Thomas Lewis, ST., Jacob Rechard,
Leonard a., cooper, JSnn Johnson Johnson cor,
T S,i%n VII" Within , Roach Cbaries Tav.
lor,' IsaaoJohnson, Abraham Bfipker,
Henry Nease, Reason VunMatre,
Charles Collins, Henry yanMatre'
i niIIa o,s; a,'s Pon.L Ganra v. EcI,or5
Enamel Nease, Arthur Edwards,
james Stephenson, jacob AlesbTe,
John Mcintyre, Jacob c Peek, William N
copper M cta9S h c;hhs s M"UssI
SI"CmiInch James McI,nrc Jobn
VanSIatre, Samuel Bumglrdner,
David Bpmgardnor, james Hall.
William Sterrett furnished q team
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", OF SNlu NOhIti III lllc NllSCh vi 81. y. NJ
water vs.. The Crescent Coal aud Salt Com
pany, and Others, and III. j. Jewott vs.. The
West Columbia Coal and Salt Company,
and others, We will proceed 10 sell by way
OF public auc;i0n,t the highest bidder, at
the front door oil the Court House Of said
County Of Mason, ON
THURSDAY THE 2isi DAY OF
MARCH, IS1S,
the following real estate referred to in said
two GecrCcs, situate in and near the town
Of West Columbia, Mason County West
Virginia, one trart OF Sol ncres; one tract
OF 100 acres, all the coal and other miner
ais under tiuct Of 100 acres. All the coal
and other minerals in and under another
tract OF 100 pcres. \ tract Of land l,nown
MS the Downing tract, containing % acres.
A tract of land containing 50 acCes. One
tract known as the Newman tract" colt
tanning $50 acres One tract OF land con
taining 10 acres, One tract, containing %
acres excepting from said tract certain lots
heretofore sold by Michael, Hall and Nc
Culloch to lIarpold, Sherman, Kirby, Kel-
ley and Steele; and excepting furthermore
IRON the last described tract, lin addition
to the streets as laid down upon tlie,pla OF
of the town OF West Colunf6ial alliof the
town lots on said plat and included IN the
said last described tract, except the lots OIL
said plat, designated by the following
numbers, viz: 8, 4, ., s, I'd, Is, 10, %, %, 46,
IS, 81 IS, Sc, 81, S. 80, 60, 6l, OF, 90, "a, IS,
CO, u, 6S 90, 10, II, II, 10, ii, IS, 49, II, rs,
20, 50, 81, s., SO and 81. One tract contain
ing II acres, which three last named tracts
Of land are known ms the Stephens lnnds
and include the salt furnace, store, building,
tools, implements, railways, entry cars,
salt wells, engines and other fixtures and
property appertaining 10 and belonging 10
the West Columbia Salt Furnace, now the
Crescent City Salt Furnace. Also lots l0l,
l02, 1903 and l0i, in the town Of West Col
four lots and the Ohio river, but not the
street Also lot No. 0l in shutdown. Also
lots numbered, 0, I, IL, 10, ll3, III, ll5,
ll6, III and l23, oil In said town OF West
Columbia, Also lots No. | and in snid
town. For more full and complete de.
sCription OF the several tracts OF land and
town lots hercinbeiore mentioned, refer.
cnce may he had TO Decd OF Trust from
the West Columbia Coal and Salt Compa.
ny, to Russell Sturgis and James II. Young,
recorded In Decd Book No. 10, iolios 272 to
2S2 inclusive and in Mason County Court
Clerks Office, 10 decd OF Trust from the
Crescent Coal and Salt Company, TO +. II.
Walcott and q. w. Gerard, recorded In
Trust Deed Book No. |, iolios $50, &C., in
suid County Court Clerks Office.
And the Commissioners under the pow
ors conferred by said DEGREES, reserve the
right TO offer the property in different pnr.
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OUTSTANDING UNITED STATES Cur
RENoY.-The following lisa statement
of The United States currency ont
standing at this date. Old demand
notes, So, 403.50; legal.tendor notes
of ali issues, $34S,7lS.04; one year
notes of 1863, s52,2l5; two year notes
of 1853, $4,000; two year coupon
notes Of 1868, S23, 750; compound in.
forest notes, s2SS,720; fractional cur.
rency Of all issues, sl7, $780, Cos ID
total, $685., 24I030q.