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Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01
Positive Cure for Piles.

To the people of this county we
would say we have been given the
agency OF DR.. Anarchists Italian Pile
Ointment-emphatically guaranteed to
cure or money refunded-Internal, Elk,
ternal, Blind, Bleeding or Itching
Piles. Price so cents box. No
cure, no pay, For sale by j. B.
Ritchey, Druggist.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01
Columbia Herald {:

Columbia Herald:
The great mass of the people Of this
State are paying no attention to poll
tics this year. The people are en-
gagged in developing the industrial,
mechanicaland business affairs of the
State and in supporting themselves.
They are caring but little for the war
fares between the newspapers, look
upon these labored editorial combats
with equanimity and feel that next
year viii be time enough to put on
the war paint. The people are sensi-
BILE.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01
law, the school law, etc.
Gazette.

Two women have been arrested in
Cooke county for illicit distilling, and
will be tried at the next term of the
federal court. They gave bond for
their appearance. One of the parties
is said to be of respectable family
The whisky was doubtless so "crook.
edp that it gave the women away.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01
Pulaski Citizen:

Pulaski Citizen:
Mr.. H. M. Grigsby had on exhibit
ton at his store yesterday a cabbage
which for its enormous size astonished
everybody that saw it and caused
considerable comment on the street.
1t grew in his garden on Rose Hill
and weighed 19pounds.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01
Clarksville Chronicle;

The election of Supreme Judges
must be separated as far as. possible
from politics, and to that end the
convention to nominate candidates
for these offices must be held at a diff
ferent time and entirely separate
from the one that is to nominate a
Governor.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01
Sparta Expositor :

SPARTA LXpOsIIOT
Putnam County Court last Monday
voted to exempt the proposed rail
road through that county from taxa
ton for term of fifteen years, and
gives it the right of way. heSmith
County Court will take action on next
Monday. -,.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01
Athens Post ,

Athens POst: ~
The government of the United
States is pretty big machine, but
we know several newspaper fellows
in Tennessee who evidently think
they could run it satisfactorily with
out losing much sleep.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01

Itch, mango and scratches of every
kind cured n 80 minutes by Woolord'sf
Sanitary Lotion. Use no other. This
never fails. Sold by j. B. Ritchey,
druggist, McMinnville, Tenn.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01
Fayetteville Observer:

An exchange says that the causes
that ruined the wheat in Tennessee
have produced the largest fruit crop
ever known, the value of which far
exceeds that which has been obtained
for the best crop of wheat.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01
National Review:

National Review:
Maj. McWhirter and Maj. Bate
compute the wheat crop Of Tennessee
at 3 100000 bushels, or about 80! per
cent. of the average crop. The oat
crop, it is estimated, will exceed by
- per cent the average yield, and
corn will probably reach 20 per cent.
over the average production, making
the product of the state, perhaps, in
round numbers, 100000 bushels.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01
Lawrence Democrat:

Lawrence Democrat:
The Democratic party has toomuch
at stake in the elections Of next year
to allow division on minor and past
issues to jeopardize its success. We
see 1.-The daily press at the capitol
treading, even mt this early date, on
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01

The New Orleans Exposition will
be opened again next November, to
continue until next May.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01

NdsHNIIIt DdHIItI'
A union depot is greatly needed in
this city just now. Thirty-two pas
senger trains leave and arrive at the
Chattanooga depot every day. Inthe
afternoon seven passenger trains
leave within thirty minutes. Resides
the passenger trains there are a great
many freights leaving and arriving
every day.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01

.The-peQple mustlbe wide awake in
1856 ssthey have to.elect a Governor,
five Supreme Judges, a Legislature,
a Y. S. Senator, Chancellors and
Judges and all county officers in that
year. .-..l-.l +, sa..-. ]. LlLLL 4 LIZ -----
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01
What the Papers Say.

Murfreesboro News:
Maj. Sparks has about completed
threshing his large wheat crop.
Twenty bushels to the acre is the
yield.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01
Scrofula Cured.

DIR. l.. A. Guild Atlanta, says: BIB.
cured VIM. Sealock OF terrible case of
scrofula, which affected the entire elbow
Joint f.H L"...... 30.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01
Milan Exchange (.

What has the tariff to do with our
State canvass? We suggest that the
leaders, so-called, let that ancient
question rest during the next. year,
and let US take up subjects of more
direct interest to our people-the road
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01
Sparta Expositor

Sparta ExpositOr:
Mrs. Welchhance, of Clarktown,
found in her potato patch nest with
6 hen eggs and ten partridge eggs-a
partnership nest.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01

The Bedford county fair association
Withhold their fairat Shelbyville on
September Il, is and 10, instead Of
October, l, .and 3, as was first an
nounced.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01

Passenger-"Captain, how far are
we from land?"
Captain" About two miles"
Passenger-"But dOnot see it. In
what direction is t?'
Captain-"Straight down, sir"
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1885-08-01
Franklin Review and journal

-. b IfLLE II
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

sistaBce she Will have to overcome when
she is ready 10 fight. Quite recently
she has occupied within its limits Ak
robat, to the east OF Zullicar, and Sari-
YAH, further east still, upon the Muir
Rhab. From Sari YAH Russian force
has been thrown forward.to Pul-i-khirs-
ii, few miles north of Pendjeh, where
1t is practically in contact with the
Afghan Outposts. II is these acts of az
gression--the occupation of Znl1car
Pass and ul-i-Khristi-that has partlc-
uarly incensed the Afghans, who, &C
cording to a letter from Pendjeh, are
eager for fight, and when the Russians
first appeared could hardly be restrain
ed, being frenzied with joy at the pros
pect Of becoming "Ghazis," or religious
martyrs. The Ameer and his protectors,
the British, hold that the Russian out
posts are ut present occupying territory
clearly Afghan, and would wish 10
bound the northwestern frontier OF
Afghanistan by line drawn from Old
| Sarakhs, on the Herr Rud,
eastwordly to Khoja Saleh on
the Oxns. Russia declines TO with
draw from her present position, but
! pending negotiations will agree not u
advance further. She holds that, as the
mistress OF Turkestan, she is entitled Il
hold the territory under dispute, and
must have it If she is TO be held respon
sible for the orderly conduct Of tht
Wild Tnrcomans that inhabit it. TIL,
frontier line claimed by Mr.. Lesser, the
Russian member of the Afghan bound
airy commission, would start LITTLE
south OF Zuliica Pass, running thence
eastwardly TO Chamani-Baidh, on tbt
Kusbk river; thence n1rtheast-leay
ing Bala Murghab, where thu
British boundary commission Is q
present in winter quarters, 10 the Al
! ghans--tO point little south OF Pend
job, and thence In a straight line north
east TO Khola Saleh. A correspondent
OF the London Times, who is on tb,
ground, Is satisfied that England's posi-
I ton In Central Asia is far stronger thai
that Of Russia, and the latter must Civ
way TO reasonable claims. "When tn
, time OF war COMES" he saws, "if tn
boundary commission does It's duty
Russia, instead OF having her troop
cautioned at the gates Of Herat win hay
10 carry them OVor wide intermediat
tract, which can be- made very Difficult
TO cross. y Baltimore Sun.
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a GLIMPSE OF the PorE.
Said to be Aging Very Past Under n
Load OF Responsibilities.

said to be Aging Very Fast Under MS
Load OF Responsibilities.
Leo MIL. says writer in Rome, has
aged very much during the last two
years. His figure has bent under the
load of his responsibilities. But his face
has lost nothing OF its expressive and
mobile vivacity, and although not hand
some, IT VIII never be forgotten by any
one who has seen il even once. His
transparent complexion and emaciated
features make him look like one oi the
Christs that we're painted in the early
days OF the church, and of which few
specime ems still remain in the catacombs.
he is nervous man--one eminently
impress sionable. A mere tribe will often
make him low spirited, and quite as in.
signiti can't cause will make him all
right gain. This is the reason OF the
indecision and the seeming coniradic-
ton IN his policy. 1t leads him 10 act
suddeniy--on the inspiration of the mo-
ment, 80 TO speak-and yet no one who
has studied his face can doubt his en-
eTgy, the unfailing tenacity OF his
will. That he Is a man OF action and
| born I govern he abundantly proved ut
| Perou o, when be was archbishop Sf
| that diocese. When he was elected
| pope was in such bad health that
every D1dy thought his p0ntiiicate
would be very short one, and
some PEOPLE say it was this fact which
Undue Il certain members Of the Sacred
COLLEGE TO vote for him. His health has
nevel been better than since he entered
upon the life of the Vatican, and all
hope which may have been based on
his icebleness, must long since have
been ,et aside. He is posted on all the
men and things OF the day, and has
manifested much tact In roconciling the
tradition and policy OF the Holy See
with lose Of the Other governments OF
the'..world. Since his accession there
has b on notable change in the SacreC
college. The foreign element Is now 81
strong that il almost counterbal9nco,
the Italian. So far his "creations" have
given satisfaction. While the creation
of Cardinals is a matter which depends
entirely on his own will, there are Ger
tain archbishoprics, the incumbonts o
which he cannot well avoid makinl
cardinals.
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Tho Big Conneoticut Enhr.

The Norwalk Comm Hour prints an
Interesting account of the year-old
baby who weighs IS pounds. II SAYS:
"The MOTHER slight little woman,
who weighs, perhaps, 20 pounds more
than her son, tugged away at his royal
highness, and finally managed to seat
him upon lounge, aud the reporte.
was given every opportunity for ex-
aiming him. The BOY has an uuusu-
ally pretty face, large, bright, blue ewes.
hnd night hair, which has II tendency To
curl. His complexion is fair, and
his little nose has Just enough
pug about it TO be inter
esting. His arms are so large
that II Is with difficulty that no can
rise them to his head, Whi his logs
are simply great punches of fat, which
are utterly incapable OF sustaining tho
weight OF his body. The boy took a
great fancy to the reporters hat, and
raiued slodge.hammer blows upou tbe
crown with his fists until his mother
took 10 away and gave him too sad-ir0us
TO play with. The irons Weighed six
pounds each and tho boy appeared to
handle them as easily as an athlete han
ules pair OF 20 pound dumb-bells. lie
moves about on the floor with a peculiar
hitching motion that is very amusing
lie has Is teeth, and eats, his mother
says, almost everything eXccptinr
pastry aud candy. The boy 81 as bright
Az "a dollar, very active, considering his
great weight, and we'll pr0portioned
from the top OF his curly head TO The
splos Of his chubby feet, Whom born,
sammy weighed between four and five
pounds, and whom three months old he
weighed only ten pounds. At the end
Of six months his weight had increased
10 10 rounds, and now, nc the age OF lg
months, no weighs about 10. The
fable. Cd the boy, Mr. Henry
Iompkins, is employed by Fincher,
RUSSO Il Co. H6 is a native
of Armouk, New York. Mrs. Tumpkins
was born in Sligo, Ireland Tho couplo
are Of ordinary height an. build. They
were married ia 1870 and this, their first
child, was born la Vista. The yougster
has never been sick day.
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10 III Mills Prairie Flour, y2,ij per 10
Ouuds. q. T.. M0MAND ~ BRO,
.eeno nf nnerntIon. In Afrhnnl.lnn.

scene Of Operations Ia Afghaulstau.
Having bsen frequently follod 10y
England in her attempts upon Com
stantnople, Russia has for some years
been impressed with the ldea that the
bost Nny 20 paralvze British opposition
In that quarter Is 30 threaten lndia from
the direction of the rCce1t Russian ac-
questions IN Vugkestau, uu the nOrlh-
western border OF Afghanistan. Rapid
progress has beon made lu the practical
application OF this idea. Three years
ago tho nearest Russian outposts
worO at krlspovdsk and Chikishla,
ZOO miles from Herat, In tho
northwestern corner Of Afghauistan,th tho
possession OF which 30 indispensable 10
tho successful opening of the route 20
Indiai 20 day the Russians are at pul-
i-Khartin, on the llod-kud, but 100
miles from Herat, or, according TO later
accounts, az Nulticar Pass, on tho same
rim, about ~ miles nearer HOrat. There
IL only one other road by which tho
Russians can approach Horat, that from
Turkestan by way OF the OXus, Merry
aud the valley OF the Murghab, or It's
affluent, the khusnk. Three years ago
the nearest Russian outposts on this
road were 1T Katia kurghan, about 500
miles distant; now they are alta Yolatn,
40 miles from Herat, aud last Novem.
Der Allahanoff appeared before Pendjeh.
The tongue OF land between the Herr
Rud and the Mufghan, extending from
Turkestan southwardly toward Herat,
il therefore NJ present the territory
chiefly under dispute and likely, In case
OF war, to he the scene OF operations.
The more OF this territory Russia can
quietly annex In time Of peace the near
er she will be TO Herat and the less re-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06

When Humboldt visited the City OF
Mexico he recorded the depth OF Lake
ToNcoco ut 10 feet and 10 inches. no.
day the greatest depth rs 6 feet and 8
inches, aud scientific observations show
that the bottom OF the lake is rising at
the rate OF one and onc-half inches an.
nuaily. Its bottom Is now but o feet
below the level of tho principal street
OF the capital, and, at this rate, unless
tue lake Is drained, 10 Is shown that be.
fore many years the City OF Mexico
will be permanently under water. The
sewage OF the city IL now drained into
the lake, which In summer Is not more
than feet lower than the bottom OF the
main sewers, while in the rainy season
the rise Of the water IN the lake causes
the Immediate backset of all sewage
IL IL no wonder that Mexico's death
rate IL high. No efforts are being made
to drain Lake Te1coco.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06
GEORGE j. DEXTER q CO., Agents.

NFFICE OF INSURANCE, STA.
W tistics and History, Austin, Texas, Feb.
y, lSSl-ro All Whom Is May Concern: This
Is TO certify that the American Fire Insurance
Company, Of Philadelphia, Penn, has
IN ali respects fully complied with the laws
OfTexas as conditions precedent 10 It's doing
business in this state, and that said Com
pany holds Certificate of Authority from
this Office emitting II TO DO business in this
State for twelve months from the lst day Of
January, 1885, 10 the SYST day Of December,
1885.
IL. 5. Given under my hand and, seal, at
Office, in Austin, the day and date tirst above
written.
II. p. BEE, Insurance Commissioner.
WHEAT Il sHU MARD, Agents.
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Whntn Grnrrlnn snr.

The following lettor from southerner
appears In the New York Herald; "This
Is wrltton from Mllodgovillo, the old
capital Of Georgia, town of 5000 PEG.
pie. The Oooneo river furnishes dno
water-power and the climate is very
healthy, The lands are the best In the
state; one farmer made 90 bales Of cot.
ton on Al acres, Negroes and whites yet
on together well. the negroes own $50
600 or 50 200 worth of property In the
county schools are iroe TO white and
cplorod In the town the whole
year. over 400 scholars are i'm
attendance at the old capitol building.
Wen, the most of as voted for Cleve-
land, We arc about through parading.
We ioel better; there L. more confidence
among us all. ! can borrow dollar
now where ! could not got nicklo he
fore. Some Of our folk VIII be- after OF.
Zee, but don't want any. Mr.. Glove
land Is under obligations To me tor w.
ting for him, and expect to- keen him
so. 10 IS a right good loo.mg to have
the president behold0n to YOU. ] am
poor hut have good health aud mako a
lWlug. / lost I'D negroes 10y the war,
but l say now They are free let them
stay icee. My hand is hard and horny
now, but love Co grasp the hard and
horny baud Of Dick aud Tom and
Uncle Dan. have mo- unkiud word for
Thorn aud they have none for me. hut
There s. ono thing wa CanuOt FORGET
our brothers aud fathers buried M con.
iederato states hlBnkets-nor must the
north forge, this. Hut now viii we
bring 10 their graves lowers ofiov, and
w0 VIII whisper 20 them 1T Is best
Tho Old Gag Is our flag now. We are
haUl, iu the old home now. Aud there
VIII Zoe borne ON Jho winds the tramp of
Che hunorod dead Ol the gray aud the
step Of Che houorcd dead cot the blue
and wo viii hear from Loo and Mophor-
son end Jackson aud Kearuey rho com.
mnnd, 'Ftll iuv and the blue will stap
by Che side of The gray and he gray by
the Idle of the blue, and the order viii
ho road; 'All is wells break ranks for.
ever.in-
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-06
A Deceived Woman

Is the lady who uses cosmetics, face
Otions, white lead, bismuth, powders,
arsenic, &c, in the belief of enrlching
and beautihyinl the complexion. 1t is
out temporary hsd ultimately destroys
.he skin beyond the power OF nature 10
restore. stop III Stop IL now and use
only Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic, which i'm.
paTts the vigOr and loyelipess of youth.
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HaH. ... n - -.e..
L!ORSALE-AlOr5 {. lOFkEE ON TIE
north sd of Fin s'gtel, TO- 0 We-l gg
lrNayi l|s property lis now renting l9l w
pen month ana viii no SOLD cheap rnd ON tN1S
lerme Arply ioW r. sHoRE msl-.-I
EOk SALOON HORSE AND DOUBLE
II seated pheion and harness 9oii.,,yss
yeols OH, about 49, bands h'gn O. 10 H',r
gehllei nlWiou good rs new; VII '.-t -lia
Apply 10 SiMrs 81 N HuFftAN' ill a5.'f
street. n'
EOE SALE.IHkhE BILIINr ~
4 Two poo. F.. li4s; b. cOug hgul, ta
Nt big bargain. Apply 10 l. GRAD .."s
DALLAS or Y, u CRApuoCK, N'.,lNN.i-il
Texas, mAlA
LOR SALt-tLNN MOTH kUCk-, MhtA1
4 LeghOrns White Cuchnsi Tens w
81; No. g, $3.50 per lS; Toulouse Geese 49,
$3.50; eggs sl.iu. Correspondence a ~,
ure; visitors golCome. Best stock IN lle sttesU
q. NJ, 0vELEnsE, Dallns. la ,s,1T
I7OR SALE--CORD AND STOVE WV,
II In any Quantity and best qualify W.c,i
1000 cordsop hand. Also, wanted io oul " I,
Ton seed ard seed cotton az hlgAesl h.si ~,
price. A. DYsTERBACH. - -. ~
nor SALE OR REMIT WILL SCI 4Vih AT
II rent the store house In Red YAK Ds,
las and WaxahRchle road, 81 inll e. itVnn
WANah0ohie, formerly occupied by J,s
Daniel. The house II new, built last W.
anda hne trading point being surrQunaasoe
by good country and thlokly settled. Az
ply 70 JoHS q. GIBBONS, edminisirsa.a3gl.iWT
Daniels estate Red Oak. h"''
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-EnR REMr-

TOR RENT-COTTAGE WITH 7 ROOMS,
i No. 1905 Commerce street; also house
No. 1926 Main street, Inquire at 1911 Main
street. apr5.tf
EUB RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE, WITH
4 five rooms, stab o, orchard ana well OF
OOl water on HarwoYd street, bptwee Ross
avenue md san Jariuto. Apply 10 JOHN H.
JONES, Co on Buyer. apri-tf
TOR RENf-COTrAGE, THREE GOOD
L rooms, besides hall, kitchen, servants
room, stable, yard l2aNlN3 feet, shade trees, on
line street raj way, being 1913 San Jacinto
street, go per month LINDSEY & BRAD.
rom, ~ Main street, upstairs. nchSltf
NOR RENTING. ~ MAIN SIRE ETA
4 suite Of rooms, fit cd viii gas, water
etc., very comfortable ana es eel lily suited
iJr professional gentleman vs.. h family. APP
ply ely National Bank mar5t
Euk BENT-A HANDSOMELY FURS.
4 ishod room. Apply 7@ lW 81.
EOR RhNI-THE Brick LIVERY STA.
Il Die formerly occupied by Mcdowell,
Slnons Aston, situated ON tle south side
Of Elm street, between Sycamore aCd Stone
streets, end iu mont OF MaYers garden: slZe
lISlt0iefi on Elm, and horse lot no rear 25x
100, Tonts on Main street; &slalls; extensive
loit-rOCm, with ilamwHy and every couyen-
lercr, nrd the most centrally loca 20 stable
- Tue city. Apply 10 ". H. PRArHEa, H
Elm street ie-Ou
FOR EENI-IHE BRICK STORE ROOM
L No. tl3 and $40 Elm street ugW oCgu lied
by Randall Bros; possts5i llvCn ST, rch /.
Apply toJoHN Brow NfE6, q ieauj.r street
4stll I'm
EUk KENr-THE BHCA SIT GROOM,
y including bedrooms above, situated at
6sV F3clnc avenue, Apply toJohN BROWN
mo Olegnder street, febl7-2m
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The removal of Prot Sanborn of n,
H., after being pronounced iucurablo nv
a score of physicians, from Las Vegas,
n. NJ, to his homo, WIS effected 10y adj.
ministeriRg Or. Hsrter's Iron Tonic.
which has restored him TO his former
nnnn hnulIh
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~ erd History, Austin, Texas, March IL,
lSs5-To all " HON II May Concern: This is
10 certify that the Continental Insurance Com
pany, Of New York, y. y, has In all respects
fplly complied with the laws Of Texas as con-
diti0ns precedent 10 is doing business IN this
state, and that said Company holds a Certl-
iicate OF Authority frOUa this Office emitting
is 10 do business in this state for twelve
months Ron the lst dag Of January, 1855, 10
the 5ist DAY OF December, 1855.
IL S.l-Glven under my hand and seal, al
Office, In Austin, the dag and date nrstaoJve
written.
Il. z. BEE, InsuraEee Commissioner.
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INSURANCE

nEpARiMENTOF INSURANCE, STA.
- ystlc' and history, Austin, Texas,
MARCH 10 lsS'.-.lp an Whom it May
Concerns This Nto certify that tbc Penn.
sNlNonA Fire Naturanco Company, OF Phil.
nuHphlN, ienNsylyunia, has In IN r. spocts
lu!lly c0mplna with the lawso Texas nscun
ultlvhs pre- odent TO its doing business in
tnlh StNle' and that said Company holds "a
nefuucal OF Authority from this Office en-.
,,l,lnt y. TO do business In this State for
MelNe months from the Isl day OF January,
~ o the 3lst day OF December, 1855.
ID y l-Given under my hand and seal, Al
" fltten. '''
p. BEE, Insurance Commission