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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-11-15

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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1878-11-15
THE S IL N TINE t

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CPENCER C. JONES.
LANES w. ROSWELL.

81 LICENSED AUCTI0NEER,
ROCKVILLE, MD.
Will attend TO sales In any part OF the
ounty, and his terms will be such as cannot
all to pssse All orders addressed TO him,
Rock -ilie Darnestown, or PoolesviIle, will
promptly attended to. sep Lift
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IERRTELE CONFESSION
Murder by the Wholesale.
A MAN KILLS NINE PERSONS.

STRUBENvILLE, OHIO, December "a. A spec
id says stephen Richards, who placed in jail
charged with the murder of the HARRISON family,
at kearuey, Neb, has made con fession. acknow-
.edging he had committed nine murders within
the isst three years.
The first murder committed was at Sand
hills, Neb. lie had alteration with
man unknown to him, and shot him through the
head
The axt thai of Mrs, HARRISON aud childre n .
Last OCTOBER he set Mrs llatcl-on IN jail, sac
having been arrested on charge of helping her
husband escape. When released Richards visited
her, stay ing two weeks, wheD he concluded to
murder her and take charge of her farm which he
had pre-empled
He broke her jaw and smashed ia the back OF
two oldest children VIII the same instrume Mt,
and sezlng The infant dashed its head against the
floor.
He then gave out that Mrs HARRISON mad gone
to Texas to JOIN her fugitive husband, but sus.
pcion was aroused. search was instituted, aud
the bodies found uudei straw stack. richards
fled.
Before the HARRISON murier he was assisting a
Swedc, Peter Anderson. lie tod ne nighhor,
he believed Richards HAD POISONED HIN. Neigh
bors called the next day aud Anderson could not
he found. Richards was Ia possession Of Anicr-
sons horse and Wagon.
While the neig hbdrs were searching he house for
Anderson, Richards escaped Richards admits he
killed Anderson with a hammer.
lie states thai lie committed two other murders,
but refuses to give the names of the victims. Ine
sheriiis of kearney and Buff 10 counties take
Richards TO Nebraska to-day. They think he Is
one OF organized gang of outlaws and cut
threats in that region,
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FINANCIAL.
Hopes that the Worst is Over.

LONDON, December "a. The Times financial
says quiet feeling continues and people begin to
hope that in a few more days the worst will be
over. The market will no doubt be much helped
by the large influx of gold into the bank yester.
day. and more will probably be sent in to-day
and should the boards known to be in the prov
inces begin to come back. the reserve is likely to
recover strength.
The banks which render some balance sheet at
the end OF the year, are extremely anxious to show
large accumulation of cash, and in order to do
SO are calling in many, which, if held but few
days, must make borrowing very difficult. The
greater part of yesterdays bullion came from
France, and was sent to pay for stock which the
French have bought, or in connection
with their trade Indebtedness to the United
States. 1t is not probable that our own present
capacity as traders to command gold to any
amount at will.
IL is here in great measure because of our ne
cessilies; and represents our poverty, not our
wealth. The want of bullion has never brou gh
on our present difficuties and temporary pres
encc OF bullion in large quantities may do less tc
relieve them than people seem to expect. The
hrmer holding Of bar silver at the end of the
week has led to slight recovery in price.
In the afternoon, there was some inquiry or
Austrian account, and this, coupled with the grea
scarcity of metal, caused an Improvement OF al
eighth, at which price the market closed.
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FAEEM MS haTiGAAl BANK.
Dec. %, 1873. dec25.tf
sale OF Real Est le by Assignee.
Dec. %, 1878.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE DISTRICT OF MAINE.
In the matter OF Peter Sit. |
lev ard Edward X. sbey,
Par.ners Peer sibley i In Bankruptcy.
son,
Rankrupls.
DISTRICT OF MAINE, SIS.
Pursuant to an or Ter Of the Court, Issued No.
vember l3 le1s the undersigne 1, Assignee of the
estate OF salt Bankrupts, will sell NJ publ auc.
ton, ut the Office of Hen bert NJ. Heath, Augusta,
Me Friday,J ,nuary, 18th, 1873, at 10 A. the
following zeal rstatr, viz
One lot known a. the Cole farm, situated in Vas
salborJ', kennebec County, state OF Maine, bound.
ed Beginning on west side OF road leading from
George Taber's 10 Daniel Purington'e :; thence rum
mug no therly on said trye's east line to land of
Chas II. Nichols thelce running tsterly on said
Nici OILS to said road tn ance running &C os- said
road, aud along the south line OF ID .niel Purlng-
toms land ~ land ofN. T. Ttser thence cunning
soutnery said TabeI's west lnc, to land OF
George iaber; thence running westerly said
George Taber's north line To said Ioad.n
Also one lot in SAID Vassalnoro', beginning at
northea / corner OF Albert NJ alleys land, on
the road leading from the outlet, 30 called, to
North vassaibOro', thence running northerly on
said road eight, -iour leet 10 land vi IL. Mower
thence running ives erly parallel with said Brad
ley north line, to land OF Ann Worta theme run
ninE ea.trrlI said Brado' : north lac 10 first
mentioned Uound"
Both f said parcels beng su1 ject to Il mortgage
gwen To Augusta Savings Bank, dated February
3, 1876. ecorded in kennebec K gistry, Book sos
page l-6. The amount nov due will be made
kuow. at time md place OF sale.
HERBhkr HEATH, Assignee.
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to forget that these cost annually nearly as
much MS our common schools That whilst we seek
through our Schools to create a larger inteli
amongst our people, to make both life and proper
ty more secure, an hundred rumsellers, more or
less, are taxing us an equal sum to sustain them
in a business that corrupts the young and to
large extent counteracts the influence both of our
schools aud OF our churches
Our people complain Of taxes. Just here Is
where the burden comes. Let us examine this
point Our tate. by making the sale of intoxi-
eating liquors a crime, has done much, as few
statistics will show. The State of Michigan, in
1866, had one criminal in every seven hundred
and ninety of her population. OF s.74i commit
ments to the House Of Correction, 5,265 were Tor
being drunk Maine had one criminal In 1888 Of
her population. You see that Michigan had about
three criminals to our one Michigan consumed
twenty-sx millions worth of liquor annually;
Maine less than one million worth. This shows
how the taxes come. Danish the million worth
and see where the criminal list will be Five hum
dred millions Of dollars our people pay annually
for intoxicating liquors The crime its begets
costs us six hundred millions more. Give me this
SUN for two years. and from it will pay Ma
tional debt, and have left a sufficient to pay
the current expenses of the State Of Maine for
ever, if invest my surplus judiciously. But this
is not all we lose. Let US listen to the words Of
Dr. j. g. Holland Speaking to the boatmen,
sembled at Alexandria Bay, few days since, he
said: 81 neither drink wine or give it to my
guests Strong drink is the Of my country
and age Sixty thousand men in America every
year lie down in drunkards grave. Drink has
murdered my best friends, aud hate it. 1t bur
dens me with taxes | denounce it as q nuisance,
on which every honest man should put his heel
no can estimate the loss here pictured Who dare
say the picture is overdrawn! Who among US
may not say i, burdens me with taxes? Are there
not very many among US who say with equal
emphasis, it has murdered my best friends Alien
ated the puTest friendships! Beggared my chill
dren, and made my home. once aparsdise, barren
waste
What is the remedy' Where are we to look for
relief The remedy is in our own hands. We
must agitate We u~st keep the great crime ever
before the people, until we make all know and feel
that the crime OF crimes is the run traffic. We
must insist and demand that jury boxes be
filled with the names of men of pure life and high
intelligence. We must rise in might, if need
be, and huti from power all III authority, no mat
ter what party name they bear, who do not, who
will not stand between and this terrible scourge.
G. Il.
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CONDENSED truet.RAms.
Geld continues at par.

Geld continues at par.
The Mississippi river is closed by ice.
A special says the President goes to New Yoi'
next week, to be there when resumption tax, +,
place.
VIM. j. Hadey, alias Savile alias Percy, tn y
English forger OF circular notes on the Unto
Bank OF London, held to answer at Sa
Francisco yesterday, in $4,000 bail.
The New York Posts financial asserts that a.
ready specie payments have begun by sever
New York banks, legal lender notes and nation /
bank notes beiug freely cXcha 1ged for goI col ,
while more gold appears to be deposited in banl ;
than is drawn Out.
The storm at Buffalo. n Y, which subsidized
Monday night blew with great fury ye,terd y
morning, and at noon blew perfect gale. A
trans are delayed, and satisfactory report as to
the time of star ing out trains can be given 1t d,
still showing aud drifting badly.
Eva Leroy, who has been driven out Of Alpen
Mich, was found frozen in the roadway Monda V
night. Amputation was succeeded by death. Sh d
was once q beautiful girl Of Cleveland.
Ex- Senator Henderson of Missouri is the lie 4
candidate for the Berlin mission.
A report has reached Little Rock, Ark of IT. q
lynching OF tour horse thieves at Corning Oh y
county, Monday night.
Joseph Senney of North Adams, Mass, a
Frenchman, was probably fatally hurt on Frid
by being dragged go rods under sled load
wood.
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To THE PUBLIC
AUGUSTA. Dee. l7th. 1873.

AUGUSTA, Dee. 18th. 1873.
We invite your attention to our fine
lire Of goods for the Christmas season,
which We offer Tor sale WITHOUT RESERVE,
All MOST SATISFACTORY RATES FOR THE
PURCHASERS.
Oar stock OF rich toilet and fancy art-
cles, appropriate tor sea>onable and
friendly gifts was never more complete,
ah0unding in novelties, from which to
select PRESENTS of utility and beauty,
gratifying to good taste, and at prices
within the means OF the most limited
purse.
We have opened tor the Holidays,
lot of novelties in IMMoRTELLE and EVER
LASTING WREATHs, CROSSES aud DECOR
ATOMS. BOHEMIAN and CHINA DEcORA-
TED VASES Also. REAL FLORIDA Moss,
FINE CUT GLASS and CRYSTAL DOOR
BOTTLES and VASES Black Walnut PLANT
TRELLIsEs aud HYACINTH BULBS last
of the seasons importation for winter
towering.
Yours very truly, &c,
PARTRIDGE BROTHERS.
Under Granite Hall.
Augusta, Maine.
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superior COurt--Judgt Whisehouse.

TUESDAY, December "A
Blaisdel vs.. Inhabitants of Rome The case
went to the jury at 10 A. NJ. They were out two
hours and returned with u verdict for the plain
till ior S2.05. The defts had offered to be de-
faulted for $3.50.
l3l, A. c. Sulphen VS.. Daniel Goud. Siilphen
pro Sc, assisted by Mr.. Pillsbuiy; Orville ID. Ba-
ker for def. The heard by the presd
ing Judge. The action is upon account annexed
for pr, fessonal services and dsbui sements in an
action 10 the Supreme Judicial Court, William
Rollins vs.. liannsh f.. Croker. The whole charge
is $llS50 The plf credits the bill of cost in
that case 1913 3d. and adds interest 81 .O3, leaving
the balance due $50 90. The def. dennis that he
employed Stiiphen, or had any interest in that
case. Decision reserved
On he r,uin Of the jury, the uisl of Marston
VS.. True, suspended last week Tor the purpose of
procuring witness, wa, resumed The case, 1t
will be reelected, was Il over tn recover the value
Of two one hundred collar Government bonds
The jury had great difficulty in agreeing, but
finally brought in verdict for defendant
TIE Jun, were here discharged from iulthr
attend4 ce. and the cou.t adjourned till 10 o'clock
Thursday morning.
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GREAT SNOW STORM AT BUFFALO

BUFFALO. N Y, December "a. The storm f
snow and wind which commenced on Sunday ev,,-
ming continues with only an occasional lull as
at this writing 90 80 L. NJ y il Is blowing amosi
gale. Ihirty-seven inches of snow has ia. /
since Sunday afternoon, and the wini blew ~
miles an honr ut noon to-day. The severity of
the storm extends in area of about len mil 8
east of the city. On The Central Railroad o
trains, passenger or freight arrived or starr. Il
from the city since Monday evening, except n Q
Niagara Fails branch. The EIie road is &c
pletely b ocked. Passenger trsins on the l. /,
Shore road are being sent out with from four 20
six engines rs far as Angola, be, ond wn,ch pol ut
tue road is comparatively clear. Canada Ioa 5
are clear beyond Fort Erie.
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pSUFFERERs from headache. constipated
bowels, inward piles. costiveness, fevers, torpid
liver. yellowness of the skin and eyes, ndges
ton. dyspepsia. and all arrangements of the inter-
nal viscers, are cured by "Swayne's Tar aud
Sarsaparills Pills. Unlike many other purga.
tves, they do not iIrltate the stomach and how.
els by frequent use They keep the system in
healthy condition by arousing the torpid liver to
healthy action and expelling by the bowels and
kidneys the matter that poisens the foundations of
life. BE particular TO obtain "Swayne's Pills.
Price 70 cents box at oil leading druggists Geo
{. Goodwin 4 Co., Wholesale Agents, Boston.
Partridge Bros, Augusta. septI9. teodswtf
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE--
Daily &snnshsr onrnal
MAINE NEW, BY TELEGRAPH.
Starting of Lewiston Water Works.

Starting of Lewiston Water Works.
LEWISTON, December "a. The Lewiston water
work, successfully started up at o'clock
two miles out.
MAcHIAs December "a. Henry T. Melon
aids house in Machias was burned Monday night.
Loss Sl60o insured for $1,000 in Home, New
York. The household goods mostly saved.
Death.
PORTLAND, December "a. Mr.. George Libby,
prominent cit Of Deering, died this morn
ing. He had been sclectman of Westrook be-
fore The town divided, aud representative to
he legislature. lie was IS yeas of age, and
leaves a widow and one son.
Marine Disasters.
The fish ing schooner Contest went ashore on
the farther side of Long Island, Portland harbor,
in the gale, Saturday night. She is not much
damaged, probably to the extent of $3.50, having
lost hel shoe ard part Of her rigging. She lies
easy, and an attempt will be made to haul her off
al high tide. She is of about $50 tons and is own.
ed by c. < II. Treferthen, Carney q Prince, and
others. Sue was lately built at Kennehuuk. The
cause Of her going ashore was that she outran the
captains calculations while scudding into harbor
before the gale, and ashore before be was
aware of being in the vicinity of land.
Dispatches were received Friday at ST. John,
n. b.. relative to the wreck of the schooner Char
lie Bell on Thumb Cape Island. at the mouth OF
the Dsmar scotia river, Maize. Capt. Knox, her
master, has fife and eight children living in
Oriuach, \. b.; James Whelan, single man.
Long Island; Charles Kmball. Long Beach
There were two others also in the crew, namely,
Benjamin Kierstead who has wife and two chill
dren in Carleton, St. john. and a single man
named Fox, whose people live in Georgetown.
The dispatches make reference to any lady be-
ing saved, and it is possible that one of these men
left her before stating gu the fatal voyage
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Chicago Produce market.

CHICAGO, December "a 1873
FLOUR-EXra spring 5.OOa3tO: western 49,
Southern -.
WHEAT No Red Winter a; No. 2. N
90 cash. osA December. No. T. icagp Spring
81 cash; slas Decemner Silsaa- January
ejA. Feb; No. }. 'O4 rejected /.
CORN Sales. ---a30a. lash; 30ka-- Dec.
3l-a3l Jaa.; rejected 274sa
OATS i9aa- cash; Il December
Jan. 10; POS Feb rejected, l6'4.
RYE IT..
BARLEY-9shal0O cash II December
Jan. lG0
PbKk-Casn 755-a7.521l December I 70-a-
j n. 6lh Feb 7s7h.
LARD-Cash 521a a5 a5- Dec. 5.f2haO9: Jan
555a5.57a; Feb 5.o.h
BULK MEATS shoulders 2 so -, short rib
sides S6j short clear rib 4lsa, clear sides
TIA.
WHISKEY l96.
"a cents.
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Facts for ih- People.


Nix. EDIroR:-The statutes Of this State pro-
vide as follows: No person shall be allowed to sell
and e,r,b.r tho, alo ,or,er
""' '"''N'0"''"s w ''N -
strong beer, lager beer aud all matt liquors snail
be considered intoxicating liquors. On Friday of
last week nm. Charles Tlsop. a youo,. man in the
e..u - .nanhood ma. ~, on ri. tr;a, N
- IS. V. 49, - ,A - Lii. -, - ,,
'no superior Iou,, go VIZ" .o, iis ~ wy
s.u'.nt a' 'ro ~ oue
e"eS VI '"se, o.V w 80 VI ~ -
toh oo"'s ina' iison 'o'u .ne ooy o'e' We NV
ue"ieu, INA. ne ''oh '.n ems was - +,
Ine ueien'e a''e'npsei " snp" 'nas ."I oe Tha
was "n a. 'ioie oaieu o'ea" 'o.,' NV 'se .L:
defendant was put upon Tue s'anu 70 Prov ,uis
'''ee'.on' he was NhoIy un'o',9 9o, t uau
e'e'y i"uuoe,ho"' =" s"ea' .'''!' ". Wv
hau none our oou.S inst'u' 'u.'es shas SUI" ,i
e'ioehoe' uhsupPo''eu' ".o'y "u'o"aoe an
'he iaees anu 'u0es !" 'no o'eo 0o.,' au,o'
gu the ueienuan'' MS ,""i"s ten 'eue' 'no ,u' !,
price, anu ,ie iao' no' uen'ou 'na.
ior' ihe oeie1ee Pu' upon 'ne s.ane .ho,. ~
the name OF hi'rhihs' VINO sos.iueu ma lase.
contained ABOUT - per een' VI a''o""' u. oou'
Instructor Tue jury 'n'' ,no oeo' s''. 'i ~
any Intoxicating eienen'' .ne 10
gui'y II 'ne jury VIZ sas"eu "o sun -;
sale was adin'''ea INC Jury ha' Nv .sn 49, w.
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CoNsTANrINoPLE, December "a. Romer has
been examined hoth ny the American consu +,
Gen, Heap, and by the Pore. lie is still pris-
oner. The Porte will provide han with means to
leave Turkey
The Porte consider az th Bit h gustantec Of
a further 1u kish loan improbable. l. discussing
the possibility OF obtaining all international guar
autee.
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" ARLINGTON.
Commute" Expenses.

WAsnINGroN, December "a. The Comptroller
Of the Treasury to day decided that the appropri-
alton contained in the act providing for expenses
OF select committee on alleged frauds III the late
presidential elect ion j. applicable only TO defray
expenses directed by the senate into alleged
frauds in the Pre- ,dental election and not for de
rayng cXpenses of the committee appointed I'M
der the Blaine resolution.
The Per Cepts.
The Subscriptions to the percent. loan to-day
were ~ ,ll2 900
Appointments.
Z. l.. Pierce Of Boston is appointed .si-tant
Treasurer Of the Uuited States.
The President infoi med the Cabinet to-day that
he had decided To appoint Thomas l.. Mel, III OF
Worcester, Mass. to the district jn i.c>iip oil
Massachusetts,. Air Nesoi is .iic ia paitner Of
Senator ii oar.
The Commissioner OF Patents announces that
from aud after January |, 1879, lette,s, patents
and certificates OF registration VIII be perfected
and ready for delivery upon the date when their
respective terms began to run Heretofore pa
tents were signed aud bore the date of issue two
weeks before ready Tor delivery.
Committee DOings.
The .uo com,nttee of the uon,e committee on
appropriation, will have the legislative, executive
and Judicial appropriation bill ready to report to
the House on the cay Congress me- cts after the ie
cess. Mr. Hewitt is preparing tue army appro-
ptiaton bill and wul endeavoi 10 complete it dur
ing tue The appropriation coun iitee ex-
pect to have all appropriations bills sent to the
Senate by July 20 b at the firtheIest.
The Standard Silv.r Dollar.
bill will DC introduced in the House after the
recess to increase the value OF the standard silver
dollar to 4SO grains, aud make it exchsngable for
gold coins.
MOOnshiners.
Commissioner Raum has received a detailed re-
port from Collector Brsyton of South Carolina OF
the operation, carried on in Abbevills county in
that state by the special revenue force, from the
81 to 18Th insts The report shows that seven IL
liclt stills were seized and ten dstiers arrested.
Adjournment.
The United States Supreme Court was 10 day
adjourned to January 9th.
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ILLINOIS.
W Gather.

CHICAGO, December "a. The extremely cold
weather for the past few DAYS has made an I'M
usually quiet Christmas the streets. Trains
are delay as much As twelve hours on some
roads, AMI frelghls in some cases are laid up en-
trely. The embargo on railroad travel seems
much more rigid, the severity of the cold and
constant drifting of snow providing more serious
obstacle than before.
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DIR. ii. II. Hill is to erect machine shop on
.'Rines' Hill," between the Doyle house and the
old Fish tavern formerly used as railroad office
The building now the spot will be removed
The new machine shop will be 27x57 feet, Of
wood, one story, with a basement, affording ample
facilities for the manufacture of steam fire en-
gines of the Hili-Moorlen patent. The building
will be one story above the street, with baseme CT
for an engine house and black SIN th- shop. The
stone woik is TO be commenced Immediately by
Mr.. OTIS Pierce. Mr.. Moorlen is now building
the engine for the new shop.
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DELAW ARE.
Big Fire.

WILMINGTON, December "a. The steamer
j. p. Underhill, was burned at her wharf this
morning. The flames spread from the steamer
northeas', and half square of buildings were
two steamers, two stahles, five horses, 100 hogs
heads molasses, 700 tons of coal, 1000 barrels OF
rssin and large amount Of other produce, in
volving loss of $40 900; insurance, S35 900.
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The 18th semi annual meeting of the Maine
Dental Society will be held at Auburn, on Tues
day, January DIST, at o'clock p. NJ. The fol-
lowing papers will be read dental Physiology
and Hygiene" by DIR. e. B. Brann. Lewiston
"Periodontitis," by DIR. d. w. Fellows, Portland
Clinic. - use of Felt Foil" by DIR. g. W.
Stoddard, Belfast: Filling with Gold Foil" by
DIR. NJ b. Preble, Auburn.
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FIfANO AL q U0M1 hROIAL,
New York money Market.
l. yEEiN6 REPORT.

LfhN'NS REPORT.
New fors. Daec nb,r ~ ISIS
Money loaned a. b VA calI. AID closud at
per cent.
Sterling 4o2'4 ASIA tor % days. 4ssassy.- IoI
demand.
uoid opened al 100 and closed dt 100
Carrying raies,i az per cent. borrowIhe rates
"a.
Clearing, co $50 100. Custon receIpIs, s2ls OOt
Treasury disbarscd s!}mi iut see t. 81 80, .Du Tor
bonds.