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LtsnoS, March 14.-Popular agitation re.
speCting the attitude otthe government on
the treaty granting England the right oi
sending troops through the Portuguese
colonies on The east coast Of Africa, has
assumed unexpected proportions. The
populace is aroused agaln6t the cabinet.
Yesterday people assembled In front oil
the palace and mads such hostile demon
STATIONS that the authorities were setious'
" alarmed. The people charged upon the
guards several times. Many Of the fofmei
we're wounded. The emute was al lasl
quelled. The city 10 now comparatively
ntiAk
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WASHINGTON, March 14,-The Republi.
can Senators reassembled in caucus i'm.
inediately after the adjournment Of the
Senate, but on account Of the latenees Of
the hour the completion Of the lists for
the Committee membership was deferred
uutil tomorrow. The Republican mem.
bership OF the more important Commit,
lees (though still subject TO change) 10 as
follows:
Jones, (Nev.,) Allison.
Appropfiations-All Allison, Logan, Dawes,
Plumb, Hale.
Commerce Conkling, Mcmillan, Kel.
logg, Couger, Miller.
Judiciafy-Edmunds, Conkling, Logsn,
Ingalls,, Mcmillan.
Jones tNev.), Edmunds, Ferry,
Privileges and Electiohs-Hoar, Game.
ron wis, Mcmillan, Sherman, Frye.
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MAHoNE,s nrANnING.
Authoritative Statement ~ TO where he
Will be Found In q Pinch.


Will be Pound In q Pinch.
WASHINGTON, D. O., March l4.-Ma.
homes speech in reply to Hill was the
great sensation Of the day. Hetook po.
sition in front of tho Vice. PresIdsnts
desk, and addressed himself directly to
Hill. He spoke with power OF emphasis
and force OF gesture; declared he owed
nothing TO the Democratic party; II had
fought him, and announced that he was
the one man who had courage enough 10
vote as he pleased.
The Senate Chamber was crowded, and
men rose from their seats and pressed for.
ward to get o view OF Malone. When
he concluded, the Republican Senators
and the galleries applauded for several
minutes, and the Republican Senators
pushed forward and warmly congratulated
him.
The speech was brought out by the ref.
erenCe OF Ben Hill 10 some Democratic
Senator who was not true TO his faith,
This Malone construed as q direct refer.
ence TO himself, and he publicly declared
his opposition to Democracy, and said the
Democratic party had done more injury
to the South than anything else. He
spoke oil tissue ballots and fraudulent
elections, and, 10 effect, took position In
the Republican party. Hill followed, and
q spirited sparrlng took place between
himself and Malone, the latter at one
time saying that Hill had stated what was
not true,
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PITrsBURaH, March 1.-THE coroner's
inquest on the death Of Charles Carney,
the conductor killed by the collision on
the Pan Handle bridge Sunday morning,
was concluded, and q verdict was reached
fixing the blame Of the accident on H. A.
Foster, telegraph operator OF the south end
OF the bridge. As nothing was said In the
verdict about criminal carelsssness, Eos.
ter was not arrested,
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THE NEWS.
WHAT II GOING ON AT HONE AND
ABROAD,
aaPPsninES Of More or Less Import.
Hnee IN All Quarters OF the Globe
Another TsIeEEaPhie Sult-RaII.
road Accidents, Nominations
by the PrssldsnI, DC, &c.


RALEIGH, N. O., March 1.-THE bill pro.
posing to submit to vote the question ol
prohibiting the sale Of liquor within the
limits Of this State has become law, The
election is ordered for the fnt Thursday
in August next, The temperance people
will probably call another State conyen.
ton, TO meet In this city in May, for the
purpose Of providing for full discussion
of the question and 10 perfect thorough
organization. 1t Is thought that q large
majority Of the white voters are in favor
Of the measure. The Grand Lodge Of
Colored MaSons and all the colored
churches have taken bold ground against
liquor, but II Is apprshsnded that q large
majority Of the Colored voters will vote
against prohibition. The politicians are
peCt to remain while this question Is be-
fore the people,
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MEADvILLE, Pa, March fitzpatrick
Phelan, aged flIty.lour years, employed on
the Meadville and Linesville Railroad, was
overtaken while crossing the bridge, Sat.
nrday afternoon, by train on the New
York, Pennsylvania and Ohio Railroad,
near this city, and received injuries which
caused death instantly. Phelan has q wife
and three children residing on Liberty
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Hop BiHets, which are advertised in
our columns, are 3 sure cure for ague,
biliouSnesa and kidney complaints. Those
who use them say that they cannot be too
highly recommended. Those afflicted
should give them ialf trial, and will be.
come thereby enthusiastlC In the praise oil
theit curative qualtiesi - Portland Argus.
MWF4w
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LONDON, March l4,-The Local Govern.
ment Board has issued a circular advising
the people to adopt speCial precautIon in
the use Of pork as food, to guard against
rlchinosis. The circular points out the
laCt that u pork is thoroughly cooked the
danger Of disease from its use will be
diminished, and urges the people 10 be
careful upon this noint.
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RGLEtoH, n. O., MStrh 1.-THE Legis.
latuto adjourned to-day. Representative
A, ". Simpson was Immediately arrested
on charge oi larceny, the bt6'en property
being found Ii his bag and trunk. He &C.
cunes two other members with "hxlng the
JOB" because he refused 70 vote iot q Ger.
Tain bin,
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WASHINGTON, March l9,-Robert Allen,
of Canton Township, young man elgh.
teen years Of age, while returning from
cunning yesterday stopped at his grand.
mothers and leaned his gun against sled,
and II was accidentally discharged, the
ball taking effect in the back part OF hlp
head, making wound that will prove "a.
taI
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DErRoir, March AR. Dutton, an old
man aged seventy, living in 81 Clair, this
State, made an assault with intent 10 muf.
der hiS vile aged sixty, Saturday, with d
large iron wedge, intllCtlng q dangerous
scalp wound across the top oil the head.
He thsn skipped 10 Canada,
A tWo.Yeaf.old sop Of a colored widow,
named Amanda EnHatds, at jacksonville,
this State, was left alone Ia the house
While lie mother was out At work, and By
some means lie clothes caught Gre and the
child butned 10 death,
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STEuBRSviLLE, March 14.-Just at day.
light this morning two negro burglars en-.
tered the fancy confectionery store Of Jap.
Hends, this city, by crawling over the
transom. The noise attracted the atten.
tion Of Hends' mother, who gave the
alarm, but by the time aid arrived, The
burglar disappeared over the transoni and
escaped.
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MINNEAPOLIS, March 14.-A St. Paul
special to the Etening Journal says that
Governor Pllsbury this morning appoint.
ed Gen. ]. Edgerton, Of Kasson, TO lhe
United States Senate, to fll the vacancy
made by the appointment Of MI. Window
10 the Cabinet. The new Senator will
leave for Washington at noon to.dsy.
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AUGUSTA, Me, March 14.-MAyor Wick.
ory was reelected by All majority; the
largest Republican majority for many
years.
At Camden the Greenbackers elected
every town officer. The Democrats made
no nominations,
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wAsHtSatoS, March 14.--The President
nominated Stanley Matthews, Of Ohio,
Associate Justice Of Tic United States
Supreme CouSl, y. A. Pardee, OF lyouisi.
ana, United Staten Citcuit Judge iot The
Filth judicial ClicuiL John W. Powell,
Of Illinois, Director ol the United States
Geological Survey.
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SACRAMENTO, oAt,, March l4.-A fire in
this city Saturday evening, during heavy
north wind, threatened to sweep the whole
water front, but by the energetic action Of
the railroad company 10 sending Ia en-.
gines TO assist the city FIRE department the
flames were confined to the Pioneer box
factory and two adjoining buildings.
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National Hank Clrcuiatlon Returned.
WASHINGTON, March 14.-There hae
been about $4,000 Of national bank
circulation forwarded by the omptroller
Of currency the last three days to eight
national banks.
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phllndeIphIn. Ms reel Eor Yon,

PntLApELPmA, March 14.-At the Off.
cial investigation OF the Philadelphia Gas
trust to-day the bag was stolen containing
the deeds and other valuable papers Of
Mr.. Sage, and all the data be had collect.
ed bearing on the investigation.
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THE DEAD RULER.
UNIVERSAL GRIEF OVER TEE DEATH
OF THE CzAR.
PFoceediuEs in Honor OF the Dead
Emperor, and Of HIs Son and
BncceasOr-C Consultations offered
the RRmIIy-GeReFaI GFRnrs
Opinion ON NihIliSm.

LONDON, March 1.-THE new Gear Of
Russia, Alexander III, has promulgated
his first manifesto, which Is q document
couched in cautious and wsllaoundiug
words. Itbegins by asking the prayers Of
every true Russian for the reposs of the
pure soul Of his father aud their father,
the murdered and martyred Alexander II,
cruelty slain by the hands Of men whom
he had probably benefited, and to whom
he certainly had never done injury. The
new Czir goes on to say that he assumes
a heavy burden which God hrs imposed
upon him, with firm reliance upon the
help OF God, The troops in all the gsrri
sons have taken the oath Of allegiance to
the new CzRr.
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mnninn MN I,lva ,,,,Ar.

TORONTO, March 14.-Hanlan says he
will give Trickett or Courtney fifteen sec.
onds start in five mile race for any sum,
or Walter Ross ten seconds start the same
diatanna
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Peter pekarlhewsky, Russian Consul
General In this city, received a dispatch
last evening from the Russian Minister at
Washington telling him to come on 10
Washington at once with Father Bjertinp,
10 unite In a requiem macs Tor The dead
emperor, He arranged 10 start this morn.
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Justice Schwab, communicate beer
seller, when convinced Of The: :truth Of the
death Of the cSar uttered an emphatic
"goodl" Friends" he cried to those
present, ~ have the pleasute to announce
to you the death Of the Emperor Of Rus
sia.n There was cheer or two and some
hand clappiDg sohwab said he thought
the death of the Gear would help the
Nihilists, and the CzArowiloh would he
Obliged 10 grant concessions. ut was
right 10 kill him" schwab said, "ior he
represented Byslem that must be abOl.
ishsd, aud be was bad enough himself.
The only good thing he ever did was 10
flee The Betls.' M
o. savarey, Secretary. ct the United
Trade Societies, also exclaimed "Good."
He said, however, that he thought the
assassination would hurt the Nihillsts, "a
Il would array against them the people In
Russia who had been In sympathy with
them. He was afraid II would throw them
back twenty Ave years. II would also
ibjute the Social lsmoctatic party In
Germany, He was not sure but that II
would lead 10 the temporary extinction ol
the Nihilists. Nevertheless he fejoiced
over IL and 60 did most Of the oLhet Ger.
man Socialists that were seen who wished
the death Of the Emperor William and
| Bismarck "a well,
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ing, Foreign ministers will be invited to
attend the mass,
was returning when killed, resembles
Madison Square Garden OF this city, and
Is used for reviewing troops. There was
review there every Sunday, and the
Car had doubtless attended one Of these.
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spEcIAh pRATn sRRYIcRs,

Special mortuary services were held to.
day in the Russian chapel in London. A
mass Of requiem for the reposs Of the soul
Of the slain Emperor was sung and these
services will be repeated daily for some
time to como. It Ia reported that the
Prince OF Wales will represent the Queen
&C the obSequles OF the Gar at st. Peters.
burg, In consequence OF the RssassinR.
tion the Lord Mayor Of London has post.
poned the banquet OF the city companies
which was to have been given tonight.
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The Council was Immediately sum.
moued. The assassius were disguised as
peasants and one Of them Is reported to
have been seized and roughly handled by
the mob while In the act Of attempting to
escape. All the troops Of the city with
their officers are confined to their barracks
In readiness Of any violent outbreak, but
thus far none has taken place and the city
Is quiet.
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RINANCIAL ANN COnMERCIAl


sTocEs The market opened strong and
the early dealings prices advanced Il 10 8
cent, the latter In Chicago, St Louis 4 N
Orleans which, however, subsequently
acted . per cent. The egeneral list also re' o
q traction, but during Ihe afternoon specu
ton again became firm and a rise ranging m
4 TO SX per cent w.s recorded, in viii
Illinois Ceutral, New Jersey Central aud
fanl were ostpromiuent In the IaIe Dc
lngs reaction OF u to Y per cent TOOK pla,
Whlch was parity recovered. IN the tr
sales Indiana, Bloomington & Western rC
o% Ier cent on the GAy's transactions,
Transactions 33i OO1 sharaS
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The General added; During my travels
abroad 1t was my custom to steal away by
myself whenever l could get a chance TO
see things as they really were. pursued
this plan al St. Petersburgh and frequently
walked out alone. No one knew me and
I felt as II was seeing the actual life Of
the q people. | g travelled ,!, over the city very
thoroughly ana ND really eSs sn Delleye i knew knew
oil their lives. I had expected 10 see some
Of this Nihilistic feeling l had heard
about, but mu't confess that in all my
trips about the city and In spite OF my
efforts 10 discover some demonstration Of
this nature, was Unable 10 see anything
at all unusual. saw moth ng such as
had read about before aud read about
after my visits and was surprised,
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New YoRK, March 14.-rhe State As.
sembly unanimously adopted resolution
that the moral, political and social sonti.
ment Of the State and country have heard
with profound sorrow OF the death, by as.
saSsination, OF Alexander H., and putting
upon record their adherence oithe crime,
as Of all official murders, regarding them as
hostile 10 liberty, to civilization and 10
Christianity, and the worst possible foes
OF all reforms, r.
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AT OTHER EUROPEAN COURTS,

VIENNA, March l4,-The Court will 20
into mourning for one month. Arch Duke
Ludwig will attend the funeral Of the
Gar, ........
CoNsrANTlSoPLE, March l4--The Sultan
has sent dispatch Of coincidence to ST,
Petersburg.
Sofia, Prince ot Bulgaria, has gone to st.
Petersburg, leaving the regency in the
hands Of tho Cabinet. There iS general
mourning throughout Bulgaria.
RoME, March l4-In the Chamber Of
Deputies to-day, Premier Carroll alluded
feelingly to the deaeaaed Emperor OF Rus.
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The whole ot the European press, with
few exceptions, express sorrow at the
assassination. Even those journals with
liberal and radical tendinga deplore the
assassination, aud say the effect Of II will
be 10 set back the cause OF constitutional
government many years.
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THR CooLNEsI OF THE AssAssINs.

1t Is now stated that the assnasins who
killed the Czar drove in the procession in
an open bsrouche and were thus able to
avoid suspicion and get close to the Imper.
ial carriage. The bombs which the mur.
derers threw and which did the fatal
work, exploded with such force as to tear
up the entire pavement around the place
whore they struck and TO make q hole four
feet deep Ia the ground. Before the Czar
expired the royal physician had amputa.
ted both legs. The Gar allowed the oper.
alton, having been assured Of the extreme
necessity and in the operation lay tho only
hope OF saving his life. The Gear received
the holy communication according to the
rites otthe Greek church while in dying
state,
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GENERAL GRANT ON rHE ASSASSINATION.
New YoRK, March 14.-General Grant
expressed great surprise at the news OF
the assassination Of the Czar. The Gen.
eral visited IT. Petersburg twice when
abroad, the frat time In August, 1873, and
says he met the Gar IN the summer pal.
ace. He remembered him as very iine
looking man, about 20 years OF sge, fully
six feet tall and very erect, dressed In
uniform and looking much younger than
he really was. The General, while In
Russia, faw nothing 10 make him believe
the empire not In the most perfect state
Of order. He saw no evidence OF dissatis.
faction among the people Of st. Peters.
burg, and could not see what the people
could gain by the death Of the Czar.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-24

A POETIC REcoNcILIATIoN.-S time
ago a man came into Baltimore lawyer 8
Office in a state of great excitement, and
asked him to commence proceedings for a
divorce. Mr.. Dobbin heard him through,
and then said, "I think have something
that will exactly suit your case. Sit still,
and 1 will read it to you" The man re-
manned seated, all ear, supposing he was to
listen to Blackstone or Kent, when Mr..
Dobbin began to read BETSY snd | are
Out By the time he had ended the man 8
eyes were full of tears. 81 believe | will
go home" he laid. And he and his wife
have lived happily ever since.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-24

ICELAND WoMEN.-Iceland women have
several privileges which are denied the sex
in other lands. For one thing, they are
allowed to ride horse man. fashion. They
are likewise permitted to work in the fields
and load coal with the men, and when two
men have each drawn bag of coal down
an inclined plane to dock the woman
there is permitted to carry both bags at
once and dump them into the boats. An.
other of her privileges is to get just half
the amount of money that is paid to men.
Even Susan B. Anthony would object to
such excessive indulgence in the rights of
women.
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GRANGE OF LOCATION.

OFFICE OF THE PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE lNsURAscB)
COMPANY OF CALIFoRSIA,
SACRAMENTO, September ID, 1881.
NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT, IN PUR-
~ suance of a resolution of the Board of Direct
ors ef the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
California ana Of the consent il writing OF the hold
ers of than two-thirs OF all the capital stock
of said corporation, file in the Office of the
to change its principal place of business from the
city Of Sacramento, in the county of Sacramento,
where it is now situate, the city and county Of
San Francisco, in the state OF California, such
change to be made and to take effect on SATUR-
DAY. the Sth day oil OCTOBER, A. D. 1851, at II
O'Clock N.
By order OF the Board of Directors.
GEO. A. MOORE, President.
E. B. MoTT JR, Secretary. sl3.td
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WRITE to Mrs. Lydia Pinkham, No. 2Ss
Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass, for names of
ladies that have been restored TO perfect
health by the use of her Vegetable Com
pound. It is a positive cure for the most
stubborn csses of female weakness.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-24

LETTING CONGREGATION DowN.-Dr.
Duryea, in paper recently read before
the Congregational Club, Boston, told a
story of "good Baptist minister who
was greatly annoyed one Sunday by the
powerful impression which the choir had
made just before his sermon. The singing
was SO touching and tender that all present
were hushed to stiffness most profound.
The minister arose, and addressing the
choir, said he could not go on, and re-
quested them to sing "Praise God from
Whom all Blessings Flow" The solemn
stiffness was painful, and he wanted the
congregation to be let down from the
nights to which they had just been taken.
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MODERN
MIRACLES
SPECIAL NOTICE 10 InVALIDS.

Dg. d. McLENNAN. OF SAN FRANCISCO,
/ who has met with such success in curing dis
eases BY magnetic treatment, will remain in this
CITY until further notice. at 116 Third street, bet
nd L. Invalids and others seeking health should not
il this opportunity. Consultation free. s2St
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SORE EYEs. piles, chafng and all scrofulous
sores, skin diseases, ETC., are cured by the
great soother, Trask's Magnetic Ointment.
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disorders, constipation, liver complaint, dizziness,
and puriies the blood Hammers Drug Store, cor
ner Fourth and streets.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1881-09-24

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has no equal Sufferers with Rheumatism, Neu-
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will find prompt relief by using ABOLITION OIL.
The tests of time and use have proven its value and
its popularity is the best guarantee of its success
For sale by all druggists Price, small, so cents;
large, 81 Ask for PRATT'S ABOLITION OIL.
A. MoB0YLE & CO., Druggists, San Francisco,
Sole Proprietors m25-6m
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Used by all COnnoisseurs!
GENERAL NOTICES.
I'm Rr,stol,s ..

In Bristols Sarsaparilla we have the
most potent and reliable OF all blood purifiers and
regulators, and in BRlSToL'S SUGAR-COATED
VEGETABLE PILLS we have the best purgative
far, been discovered by the medical faculty salt
Assessment Notice of the Great Crevfce
Mining Company.-Location OF principal place OF
business, Sacramento, California. Notice is hereby
given that at a meeting of the Directors held on the
5th day of SEPTEMBER, 1851, an assessment
of Ten Cents per share was levied upon the
capital stock of the corporation payable i'm
mediately to the Secretary at Sacramento:
ANY stock upon which the assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sth day of OCTOBER, 1881,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made before, will
be sold on the goth day of OCTOBER, 1881, to pay
the delinquent assessment together with costs Of
advertising and expense of sale.
NELSON WILCOX, Secretary.
Office. 62o NJ street. s7-2awWStd
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LADIES Impress Cream improves the complexion.
Twenty-Five and fifty cents a bottle, at Hammers,
Fourth and streets.
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EpW. CADWALADER.

nFFICE, CORNER THIRD AND STREETS
" residence, corner Tenth md n streets, Sacrs
nento, Cal.
Notary Public.
United States Commissioner
Commissioner Of Deeds for the Ssate5 land Terri
tories, and Conveysncer.
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills, Leases, Contracts, etc
drawn and acknowledged. sl9-u