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EOU N ID !
FOR LADIES ONLY.

A REMEDY endorsed by the hes, Physicians
and Druggists ut It's home.
REMEDY that Mr.. {. W. O'Ncii. Good
water, Ala, says raised his wife from an in
Nnld's bed, and he believes saved her life
REMEDY of which a prominent Atlanta
merchant said: III would have given 500 as
soon rs | would nlcklo for what bolt 'es
%! YOUR medicine did for my daughter"
a kEMEDf In regard to which \. j. Cas-.
sells, MD. druggist, Thomasyillc. Ga, says;
vi can recall instances IN which II afforded
re,iel after all the usual remedies failed -
REMEDY about which Dr. Il. II. Terrell,
lAIfRnge, Ga W es: ~ have used for the
last ~ years the med Inc you are putting
M, ana consider IL the best combination
ever gotten togeth' ,or the disease for
which u Is recommended"
REMEDY about which DR.. joel Branham
Atlanta, said; al have examined the re.
circ ID have no hesitation advising Its
, Use, aud confidently recommend it"
A REMEDY which the Rev. VI. II. Johnson
near Marietta, Ga, says ho has used III iri-
family with the "utmost salislanu ~, - aAd
recommended 1t 20 three Families, "whc
iouni Y 10 0e iust what II Is Recommended
n REMEDY OF which Pembcrton, iversnn
nonnnon say; 1--WE have been selling II
Tor many years, with constantly increasing
SUES S,, ~ lne article II y staple vita US AMI
a REMEDY OF which Lamar, l,auktn & La,
NOR sayi I'VE sold 10 gross In four months
anu never SOLD ~ n any place but what 4
J NnN WuHltu NsNln.'
\ REMEDY by which DIR. Baugh, of La
| Grange, Ga, sa \; II cured one Of h,
| most obstinate eases of ViCARiouS MIN
| srGCAr;oN That ever came within IN,
| KNOWLEDGE with few bottles"
n hEMEliN at which DR.. J. e. uuss, v to
| tulgit, Ala, says; al am fully convince,
| That IL Is unriValcd for that class OF disease
| which I 81 inns TO curen
4 REMEDY about which Major John c
| Mhitaer, OF Atlanta, well and favorabl,
known all over the Unitci States M a Gcn
ttal insurance Agent, says: ~ used thi
Ton, On great number OF cases, alway
with absolute Success"
n REMEDY about which Mr.. J.W, Strange
OF tarterville, Ga, certlnes that one hotll
| cured two members Of his family of men
stroal irregularity OF many years standing
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VANDERBILTs sy,,

p, Sop I'D. not 4 buy from me win, 6
-, - ~ It's worst form, afler IIIhrsl me q 4.
u uitten long years, and hliad suffered
t m only to break down lHed al
make me almost help,'sS '"h my healtl
Mrs. EHlXARg,,,,
Acwortt6a. i3 ga $Ig l, RIIAK 4
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Women with pale and coorless fsceS
no feel week and discouraged will a.
Give both mental and bodily vigor by
sing Carriers Iron Pills, which are
iade for the blood, nerves and complex.
IN.
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For first class work amt low prices, 20
IF. II. Barrow, so Main street, every.
ing In tho gas hitting aud plumbing
ne can be found there.
II. Il. DnYIr, Manapor.
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Send TO Browns Iron liittors w., Bal
more, Md, for the prettiest picture
rds ever made. Giyo naino and street
ldress. Wv
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Nolia Ryan in his humorous inner
nations tomorrow night. Admission
and 20 cents.
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II Is self-evident that a physician part,
particular attention TO class OF cases Attn
Rreat skill, aud physicians In regular pra,ui
recommend cases 10 the oldest Office In Ant.l
ca, where every known appliance Is resoriS
70, ana the proved good remedies d Y
ASes ana countries are used, whole house
uNen Tor otlce purposes, and an are treated via
KIN IN = respectful manncr; and, known
what 10 do, no experiments arc made. IN e
count OF the great number apnylnE ~
charges are kept low, often lower ihsn /, n.
mended by others, II Won secure The skll md
get speedy and perfect life cure, list i The
Important matter. Pamnhiet, . pages. sen'
10 any address free.
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FINANCIAL AND COTTON.
HONEY, STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK. Dec s Money i@l% prime
mercantile paper, 1905; sterling exchange
b.. nrm, lSlla; sight, 49,.
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BPadfeld SEeInaIeReguIatoI

Send forour Treatise on "Health and Hap.
plness of Woman mailed free.
BRADFikLD REGULATOR Co., Atlanta, ga
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NEW MACHINE SHOP
Brass Foundry and Boiler Works.
new and MOST IMPROVED MACHINEEY
IN THE COUNTRY.
FRANKLIN & PFOUTS
fkoPRIEToR.l
One Block S. Of Santa Fe Depot.
One Block S. of Santa Fe nsnot

t'Abl AS, TEAAS.
Arc prepared To do all kinds or IRON
WORK on shortert notice. Fine work a
speciality Repairing Machinery, hoa ard
Brass Castings, and In fact everythlns Ia the
hne executed and finished In a manner eqas
to The hest shops In tho whole countr,
Models made TO order. Don't FORGET wciiay.
the Best Machinery AND most skilled work.
men IN Texas. Contracts for the Iron work op
NJ R'pds of maeblscrv les' SD, Dc~f rorr.
r,ff 'N' ht'' GceA. -..le,,.s +" \
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yau use Angouca, sherry. rokay,
~ ciaret, or any other wines, come
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>ucnty Dollars Worth of Clothing for
Ten Dollars.
We have invested thousand OF dollars
recent forced sales in the east. We
uarantee n good $40 suit, which sold in
,ormer years 1T so.
REINHARDT, the Clothier.
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pI JINg MARRIAGE GyYVS, },lSSRl,

Elegant cloth and gilt binding. sealeihis
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derful pen pictures. true ollie, articles o. Y
following subjects: Who may marry vao,1
whyP Proper ageto n.arry. who maTy Is
Manhood, Wcmanho0d. Payc,cal ce,ay, w
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MEDlClnse
DR. FuGENE 'n,,.,,,I,,-,--lo-.

DE. EUGENE DEvAnT o-,-
- soil MADE h; US his agent for A. 4, " Pr,
70 sell his never-failinS -, me the Stateea
conn u6ial Restorative lehiedy, M
anected with nervous dalNI,. Vitalise,|
nood and all kindred disc, w, loss N
procure his circular fro%S 1 ~. should
eiuse OF The diseases abnvmn lich TO n,
at once procure from ms nentione|
remedy, Cprappress, the ness,
Wholesale Drnrgipst,s d BALbr|
by retail al Howell Bro55, s.s, Dallas, N
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VI; II ~ aps ',, Ieg ereat'st On Blood 80
W. Ut oe hSlItc tee 20 any one wS,' , slc hssn
"'ass 70 t'eswlrtS '9cilr % H. p,. wy wy -1dg'
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A RNoLD, GLASGOW & ARNOLD,
"A Attorneys-at-Lav,
no,.,,,, Graham, Texas
once in Federal court building, west side
public square, VIII practice Ia tbe Stale and
Federal courts N
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.ne t'ev. Henrxo "a. ihayer. of aNnr.
N, fN'irr". fvs, roth r..s.t' T.
~. ~. wv -! tsts " sLi,oh', ,.,,.,.-.,...
soe Oure" Sold by J. n. House
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John W, DOREMuS,
~ Atornoy,at-Lawa and Land Agent,
Commercial practice solicited.
CARSWEI4L& FULLER,
~ Attorney s.Ni.Law,
N - Decatur, Texaa.
" y, OARsWE Ell. tUiiN \. FULLER.
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Nos; 9O55 and SOS run between Fort Worti
aud 1873 connect AT Fort Worth with trains te
ana nom Colorado. Nos. G04, col and Sll
take meals AT the Union depot. wv
SOHO trains Ell Paso TO st. Louis. Also Dial.
las 70 San Antonio, etc. Fast time, first.clas,
equipment, sure connection,
See mat YOUR ticket reads via. The 'revos i,
Pacific Hallway. ''-' -e1>'''
FOR maps, time tables, tickets, rates and nj
required Information, call ON or address
Il. Il. TURNER,
HIP. HUGHES,
Passenger Agent, Houston, Texas
o. b. W. MCCULLOUGH,
Zen. Pass. and Ticket Agent, Galveston, Tor.
W. ii. NEWMAN,
Traffic Manager, GalySston Tevs @
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ApARsvnLE, GA, May ., ts9

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TeXaa Trunl.
GOING SOUTH.
No. 2-Mail and Express, leaves 500 =. NJ
GOIN0 NORTH.
No. l-&ail and Express, alrivea Il: 100 A, N,
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The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16
Voted, the following supervisors of =,

Voted. that the county and precinct plat "a
submitted by Mr.. Hopewell be accepted and
that MIR. Randell. of Albuquerque. be employ.
ed to draw twelve copies OF said plat for the
use of the several justices of the peace.
Voted. that the clerk furnish mt tho ex
pense of the county one dozen chairs and
lamps. oil and curtains fer the county ofice.
Voted. that Vincent Wallace be notified to
file bonds for $40 900. 90 as treasurer of county.
Voted. that the clerk notify the several
copstables appointed at this meeting 10 pro
sent their bonds for approval at the next
meeting OF the board to be held May 18th.
Voted. that all butchers In the county lin.
its be rquircdt to give bonds for 81, 100000.
Voted, that the sheriff furnish all butchers
with blank bonds n order them to execute
and present the same at the next meeting Of
the board.
Voted. hat Louis Kahler's offer to procure
and deliver 20 the hoard a complete abstract
Of the locations of ell lands within the boun-
dsriee Of Sierra county as recorded 1t the
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16
A Chaiie
him.

stood beside her at the well.
She looked from out her hailed eyes.
A thing of beauty little Nell;
Tit miners called her Robbins Prize.
held her fast Would she be miner
thought ! heard the soft winds moan,
There's but one way to call her thine
And you may max her all your own.
lmarveled much and wondered how
And stroked the lovely chestnut hair.
And then me thinks III ask Just now
II other chances were as fair.
Can she be mine. what will prevailg
Five hundred dollars, said the boss;
And then / combed her name and tail.
You bet sherl beat the Grafton boss.
CAPT. JIM.
In other words, Capt. Jack Crawford
at TT. Craig has q running horse that
he thinks is a winner and that he de
slres Capt. Jim BlaIn to arrange a rae,
for with some range horse. Capt. jim
wanted 10 bring the racer home with
on his recent trip from Craig. but III,
animal couldn't walk; running is hi,
gait. Jim wasn't in q hurry this triI
SO he left tie horse until a more con
yenient season.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16
Concentrates .

The mill is crushing rock as steadily
as could be expected.
Another set of rolls will increase the
capacity of the mill greatly.
The hard quartz of tins camp mars
the jaws of the crusher very quickly.
Duplicate parts of the crusher art
on their way from Anzonia, Connecti-
cut.
The 90 ncentrator Is ~unexcelled In its
ability to prove the value of a load of
ore.
Mr.. Fitzpatrick is book-keeper at the
concentration, and in Mr.. Castles abb
sence takes charge of all outside bust
ness connected with the works.
Ed. Magneris about ready to brinn
down from the Black knight mine
four or five tons of high grade ore.
which he sells at the concntrator.
Chloride can soon rejoice over thd
shipment Of IA full car load of concenI
trates from this camp. A few such
will open the eyes of the mining world.
10 our resources.
Ore running 5000 per ton and ovet
finds "a ready market at the mill for imI
mediate shipment. Ores running lesA
than $4,000 per ton pay better to conk
centrete.
A number of car loads of the higlI
grades ought to be picked up from lhd
dumps in the camps. Get all the money
out of the ore possible and set 1t ID
work developing the camp.
The business of the Mill company is
now transacted at the office Of the mill.
Mr.. Castle has put the Office in good
shape and Gus omers will find it hand
Ter to attend To business at the office.
More rock can be run through with
the meshes of the revolving screens 8.
7 and 10 and with fewer shines than
with the meshes @. o, and 80 as they
now are. May 9th the larger sized.
mesh wire cloth started on its way
from Cleveland. o., for the concentra.
tor.
Mr.. Castle in connection with his
concentration issues a scrip In denomin.
atoms of twenty-five and fifty cents
and one, two five and ten dollars. This
he uses In lieu of checks to pay off his
employees and it passes current..b here In
the range and proves 70 be u great con-
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16
$500 REWARD
$3.50 REWARD !.
500 REWARD

The Central New Mexico Cattle Growers
Association, through their executive com
mittee ohers a reward OF
fIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest and conviction of any person
Illegally driving on, selling or otherwise
~dispusing of any cattle, horses or mulos be
long ny to or legally controlled by any mem
b 2 OF this association or n more than one
person 4 Implicated IN the ohcn-e, a further
reward of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
For each subsequent arrest and conviction;
the money 90 hr paid when proof of eonvio'
ton IL made, which prod must be
lst, A eriincate from the district Judge by
whom sentence WAS as-ed;
end. That tue party or parties were convic'
ted Tor the theft of cattle, horses or mules
belong my 10 n member or members of this
association
Also n reward Of
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
To any person securing the arrest and con.
vlction ut amy person ar persons tot setting
fire to OF burning, or attempting To burn the
grass from ANY range used By any member
of the association.
Also a reward OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the arrest and conviction of any per.
son or persons for killing cattle aud not pre-
serving the hides for inspection rs required
by law.
No reward shall be paid to any member of
Namesu OF executive committee:
W & Bruton, Alex Rogers,
Geo smith, DF White,
DC Cuntwell. Edward Fest.
\ Gruyson, 6 l. Brooks,
j A Stinsnn, W II Hulvcy,
For fuizhcT information address the secre.
tury az socOrro, y. NJ.
apflswly q. l.. BROOKS, Secretary.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16
APrlswl
Mining Application No. 2o4.
L. 9. LAND OFFICE,

49,
LAS CRUCES, \. NJ Feb. 18th, 1884
NOTICE ~ h"reby given that John Paul
IN and ID. ID. Mcmillan by their attorney
In fact Vim. II. Moore, whose postofice ad-
dress is Chloride, sucorro County, New Mex.
leo, has made application Tor y tent lao
linear feet Of The Woods lode bearing copper
md silver with surface ground averaging
bl35 In width situated IN Apache mining dis.
trict, county of socorrO ana territory Of
New Mexico and described IN the plats
and field notes on file In this office as follows.
viz:
u ginnlng at the north cor No. | an oak
post set In ground ~ II and secured by a
monument Of stone AZ IL In Diameter III tho
base AID ~ feet high and branded IN Cor
W" IL being the same ~ the Gust cor No, | of
the Colossal lode from which war " deg 20
min ~. The highest point OF rocks On top
of HHgan's Peak Is located N 10 deg ~ min
W 1901 feet also n mouuInento of stone located
on top OF a large and conical shaped point
OF rocks ; w OF Hagan's Peak bears n GO deg
81 min " $3.50 Il.
Thence ; ~ deg 80 min W s09 feet TO the
west cor No. 2 an oak post 8 ins by ~ feet
long set In mound of stone 1 Il IN diameter
ut the base and eh feet high. and branded
wv cor Wit being the same cor as the south
cor No I of the Colossal lode.
Thence from said cor No. 2 SA deg s5 min
+ go feet 10 the center Of the South Fork of
the Cuchillo Negro Greek, HiO feet to the
south cor No. II cedar post ms by AZ teet
long, set In ground l loot and and secured
by n II Of stone and earth 4 ft In dame
y cor W.
Thence N 80 deg 30 min eiI5 feet to the east
cor Noi q pinop posi- ~ ins By 81 Il long set
~ feet In ground and secured by a mound OF
earth and stone4 feet In diameter ut the hssa
aud 3 feet high and marked Z cor W. thence
u 81 deg 80 min W 900 feet to south fork OF the
said Cuehilio Negro creek lt7l.q feet TO tho
place of beginning.
Connection OF survey:-The north cor No I
" located 5 10 deg ~ min G 1907 feet from the
United states locating mOnume. Z No ! laid
monument being the highest point of rock
In place on the extreme south side Of the
apex of uagan's peak and il marked by an
iron pin sst Into It's highest point and by the
initials U ) LM No .. said monument is loca-
ted 50 deg Is min W VI feet from the center OF
u stone monument o feet IN diameter nc the
base and d iost high also located on top of
said Hagan's Peak.
said claim contains 1886 acres. and 10 re-
corded In book ut page ~ OF the mining
records OF Sooorro county " NJ. The Coloe-
sal lode joins the said Woods lode npoD che
north.
ANY and all persons claiming Adversely
any portion Of said Woods mining clatu e~r
required 20 pio thtir ADVERSE cisins ret the
reglster OF tbe q. 3. land once &c Las cr1eea
n. m. during the sixty days publicatien here.
o. OF they win be barred BY the provision 81
the statute. =
' FebH Gee. . nownAs, Resissex.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16
1880 R~ECOMPENSAl
1880 RECOMPENSAl
1870 RECOMPENSA

La association dc Cnadores de Ganado
Nacuno de Nuevo Meiieano Central por med
q de su Comision Executive, ofrece una re-
compensa de,
QUINIETos PESOS
Por 81 arresto y conviction de caulqmera
persona que ticguimente arres, vendu, q de
utrC manera disponga de cualquiere res, hes
tia, q mulA que pertenesca, u sod prople dad
legal de cunlquer miembr de esta asocia
cion. y en- case Jus meas de uua persona
sean implicadus en- la misInn ofensa, otrA
recompensa adicional de.
DOS CIENTOs CINCUENTA PESOS
Sierra dada por cada persona arrcstada v con-
victada euDrcquentomente. III dtnerO sera
pagado cunnuu pruebas de tai conviction
sean dadas dicha prusbus concistan de
lro, Una cirtincudo del Juez dc Districto
por quirn In sentencia fue dada.
2io, Que tai persona q persons tueron con
victadas por robo de reses pestias q mulns
pertcientes n algun mtembro o de
Csta HsucllriOn,
TambieE una recompensa dc
DOs CIENTos CINCUENTA PESOS
Sera dada n cualquiera persona que de arres-
TO Mo y Cotjicrion de cuulquiera persona o
personas que prendan q queInen O hagun n
xuier sierra usndu como past q p0r cual.
quiera mtembrO do esta Asoci cion.
AMAs UNA RECoMPENsA DE Glen PESOS
scra pagada por 81 arresto y conviction de
cualquicra persona q p%ersonns que mate
rrses y no guatde los cueros para sor inspec.
tados. segun 10 roquiere la Ley
Mlembto -rccumpensa dada aningun miem'
bro de Ia nssociaclun
Nnmbres dc la comision executive
W G. Bruton, Alex Rogers
Geo smith, ID b White,
DC Cantwell, Edward Fest,
y Grayrun, W Hulrey.
j a Sttn-un, l. ooks,
Pur mas Inform Scion dirtilnsoa
Gil. Books Secrttario,
aprlsyI s%ocorro, \. NJ.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16

xenlsnoe 0n presentation ~ Mt Cas-
ties ono between the iG and sth o.
each month the scrip viii b. redeemed
In hank cheek o. eastern exchange.
Mr.. Drake used ihis scrip 10 pay the
rmploscs or the silver Monument mine
las mouih and Vas much plexz-a wIih
T. The sole Use II checks a = point
~ remote from a bank is exceedingly
mcanyeuirni and tins alternative - an
appreciated favor. The scrip Is q nrst.
class mciium for debt paying. sinoe In
cases where a man desires % pay h.
can easily grt the change % NJ and
wlirre he doesn't wish 10 pay be cant
stand the crriitor OF with q hig check.
Again. the scrip doesn't look enough
like money 10 prompt man To hoard
Il. and Il Is vent moving about on "
mission uf good.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16
Does Business in Dutch.

Lewis Kahler Is lhepreseht justice q
the leace at Las Palomas. Heretofore
a Mexican has always held this respon-
ible position and LewIe as attorney In
the various land eases which have come
up in that precinct has had considerable
busine ss before him. The native pred.
ecessor 81 Mfr. Kuhler could speak a III.
tie English but he refused 10 do II in
hts court. giving notice ON assuming his
Office:
"All cases before this court must be
conducted In Spanish"
Mr.. kahler speaks Spanish ms readily
a. he does United States. but he hand.
les der faderland better than either.
lie objected to the dignity and unac.
commodating spirit of this Judge and
when he put the robes on he gave out
IAN business before this court must
be transacted m dutch"
lnasmuch as Judge Kahler is the
only Dutchman within n circuit OF
many miles he has not been enforcing
this rule closely, bui he Is laying quietl,
for his honored predecessor to come be
fore him.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16
A THREE. H0URS' FOOT RACE.
At Fairview July Fourth.

Fairview has decided 10 celebrate
the 4th Of July, this year, and among
other amusements there has been al.
ranged a three hours, go-as-you-please
foot race. A lirst-class circular track
will I've prepared and any person in the
county Of Sierra is permltteed To com
pete. The entrance fee is 1926, the win.
ner to take the money. The race will
begin promptly at 10 o'clock a. H., July
4th. There are already two entries
made and more are desired.
The Black range. (Robinson, Socorro County, N.M.) 1882-1897, 1884-05-16

Is.a sass e. la crao-s ior a. ~ - "a
- saeeptrc snd thst a. elefk - iussrsrt-c
o. aHasfths sane.
xes~d. that az elMuss p~rrtainiux % ths
puhlleaftan ~ commissioner ruuofas ps.s
"a 81 81 mestins ~ Arri nth. ~ asneua~d
% rs.a IN al the pai-s puutee in ths
soang. ths LAke Nsney Herald nsf tsinr
r~eoesnifsd Asa coaaty pupsr. bsins pfinted
a. neminE.
Kassd. that the reeu-ds IL this meeting bs
published in all the eouuy papers
Xoted. 20 adjourn o. Nay ara.
Aues'. 4. n FruEH.
We A. fEkrT. Cefk. Chalrnan.