North Carolina Newspapers

aatoxaaaxaaoaaM . j 'j a -V. VOL L SAIJSBITRY. N. fL. TI FSIV. SALISBURY, N. O. TUEr FEBRUARY 12. 1807. PHILADELPHIA ADVERTS. FIELD, LANGSTROTH A CO J nS?0BT2BS & D2ALSB3 u FOREIGN A DOMESTIC HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS, etc., dVO. 440 MARKET ST. p n i is a d e i. r ii i a tatty receiving to our tfk ffHn f i! A D VEPTISEMES TS TMK ' ff i ill 1 1 111 Mil. lht,i,- I - - " llKTH ST1TK ! when it urn Ni high, and ..Cr..ru iTRLttirVkiYl WBihd by it OB they at j ia j r'"ITani Waatoall"t "j tL tfc.jj - vurm, koatonnaurr sodka shaadd A-J- WHL rwmiT I a. NUMBER 168 NOTICE TO SETTLE. AH of the Xaf-a aaj AmiiM h htng lingtotWarnaat BRnWN. COFF1X A ; MOCK, are is air bonds for ridlrrtioa, J and all part ad todihl. A to the firm will please raff ou 'aar, at bit after, aud arttbs. . LUKE I'.I.Ai KMKK. rt. 27,'CC iwJtwtw English, French, German A Vl Fr alr a I ofauddr Jton ration t ttia aa uW Van, m kmr- ia ta i I ii Caaaly.arr eatrea kW Bsapasaal frmm lirt a?tya aadftartrea tint Mtimr-4 ta SaV-aa ti.htaa' tea f ! thana aery tiiuW aa4 4. .br turn t arartT aar tmdt. aM . I t'mut m x- ADVERTISING HATES. msmr For an i to hi lift aat w i" i m . Kaat MhH j f j . - i jienl iim-rtim wBSnakran rftarto fcif aa lMMlnMM! fiaaranc. bat I agio a I f.o.j Soranm 7 lt nanj totjsi r a .a-- awjasaai aiaaa mm dorr imn Ha) sail awanjj ass ,a uo tana I sans; stn,i at. aj 1 s.a t a o a.aa, axon a ao fllflMfMI, w aswj oasti aaaa - . iri.'i iy ai.nw tti i i'iN. v.a a can American Manufacturers. Hyaraoaf Hercaaan ruiuag mi cut are invr.ra no ; tpuuj ia a im auarai rac: r: Tkm a ! 4 arKaa, muiHuur iiwaiwraitwiwwM .iiranmiBf , ra o. 1 t tw aar, all aa tbr Yadbia mar. hrta la Baaa f malt cml mkkm m mm 1 aatala r aa taaapaawyfa afa faa4. a ucaa. i'aa JLOCC- - - CP lar artarrar-r. 4fnc4ter oftar i ' ,cuc. yya f tt. a -t X. . -r!-:r : Sprt-ialCaaararla will hraatt aral 1a.- Wluea will be oSerew as I.w aaj tease IB iuaavauxia.-inr. Ku iKi tu. f ariyrto laraliaajr iiliMaaaa the oouutrv hij W nWmr ft-'ing awder the name aai Virt Ti'ilii i aa Irr n aa aM SB liiaj T irwi taf lii U 4c llAKKtsnx ia the U-4 ha- auka 1 - 1 31 : I .'iiiml i tl.i . ..L'vJ kr mntnal Tea Imea nf rld V lrocri wm rrrr.r wm ami iivai . J i - . . j . r V - -i-wh.. tiwjai tiM-aJa, at Mkcaa at- i, 11 , 1 ,v - uar raw w untioart a(n in.;-iiifin " - - -- T rw. maaotr wira Una. aad aettie en. Sept. 21. I-. tw e iy BI BKE i 1IARBISX. I art la. tw-an. the ha palled .p. the frnat kills the reed, at the com- at ftoat. TW kag atSarS feet Crora sad hr layasg those of two adk adhrr skKaaely, akiadof hy eaery two rows, with . fur taw . After that the the stalks from 6 it. it i hroad, thin kuifr, U the best to cut with The eattine ia performed bj taking hold of the brush, or tops, aud catting the stulk about eight inches from the brash. It re quires as neb skill and practice to cut rapid ly aad easily. The brush should be left aar a few davs on the tables, to dry thor oughly it is then bound in bandies and Tha Mwal can be scraped off at aay tisae, when courenicnt. Quod seed is worth, for feeding purposes, about the same as oats. 1 do not know the exact cost of raising, hut it ia just about doable the work that it ia to raise aaaiae. The average crop per acre, on good land, is 1000 pounds. Rich, ttlt fu'.tuutttl land, will give 1500 pounds per acre. The crop is under th control of the cultivator as much as is Indian com, and good farmers will always get good crops. The best fertiliser is rood bum- mains were finally placed on a set tee, aad carried by tiic iolioe aud two waiters of the hotel to a house on Gravier street, be tween Basin and Franklin. , , i Mr. J. J. Bryant was about sixty-five Cears of ago, but bad the appearance of ring much younger. He piutscd several years in Sun Frauisco, and is suid to have spent between fifty and a hundred thous- at an election for Mayor held in that city, in w In. I, he was a eantMattn Mr. Bryant loaves a wife, son aud. two daughters. One of the latter we hoar, was - . 1 .4 a if recently inarnea. ills son was at one it hi cat. As rt bind it in the fur the seed. Oth SMOn u. mi itnoonntt. BEX. FIEU. T. F. L-CXC'STROTU DU farther to shy; that i if .yard manure to be applied as for Indian is fair. Care ihnnld he taken corn. The stalks are usually plowed un- he expoaed In rasa or der for manure ; but few take pains to pull the Todder, as used to be toe custom in toe southwest. Probably the best war to do thie is to let the cows into the field, for an boar each day, after the brush is harvest ed, and let them pull their own fodder. It ia equal to the fame sorghum, or to "sowed corn," for the purpose of increasing the yield of milk, as long as it lasts. We would advise farmers to plant large crops, as it is one that pays well, and for which they will always find a ready market. a. - luroartas wi 0. fiAElltlS wrra ES dk Bnt OTHER, J I a m watr tut Kiurt i CHINA. GLASS aUEENSWARE 1 Nos.23 A- 25 SoxJh Fo trflt Stmt, (Bttrai Martelai!' Vlii.t t.! PhiJntJelpbin. SBoaoax allkh. - T H mm ur y BOOK STORE. In-rtea ak'asW therdibw. aOr reaaa val. H per Aral TTae rate alan i of extracting the brash " are prepared he derated a little, an of bncdi mar be introduced Thtj upper scraper is then and, and the the other, the 4t This is the old A aawir invented scraper is su it is aa upright wood or steel, insert - x convenient height for T"iB. U. VLL.K. fj- Pirrrario :n crcr. ."lora r ! t tht fjaaTttga. at Maaafrtur r o. aepS -j-a. J.HTilT'lllI I w. mm ! it. sab. w. airntur Je. c. saaasaasa. Riddle, Sherborne & Co, iaroaTcc as WHOLKSALK DEALER" IX Foreigi t Uomcstir lry Goods. 438 MAIIKET. STItEET, - (Belaw Fifth. A 4 Mf.-.'Ual -tott . . Philadrlpti.n. aejA. 30, 188b. y ta-la. THE SuWriher s e-tajtlv tHe Strk TBOOK( a..- m haaaL ail la'.Tt aud be?4 ajlIicali-3. to be Lai. kinds aia4 gradea f 1 SCHfL BOOKS. Ri lis'wrti.-v. HiiraL BiueraiHiscal, Miwllaaensw Works. Blank Baak. X.e Bwaks. Writing papers, Wallpaprr. ShasW..Ae. Stmtvmrrj mutt Etmty Artirlcx, Fr sale a Uw a possible, at at Xew !taa4 ia Cowan"? Brick B..w. .ijj.ilr- Spragoe Biva. J. K. BFRkE. B k - Her. dec Safchur r. X. OH. 1& "WJL it? J9m s.t.mwsm. w..!iebsv SaitiMrT r. n.aoaaaa. aorna nrra. AXI ORL'f iESTBA. WERE KE-EST.V It- HesSt Roqers & Chambers, Bjaarjnryi-Ms. whh w. h. xtuva, r-, ...... Mu-iraJ iluretur. andEu.B. Xeave. Ia.l-f. . - a- T1 a -a ea ! will be a KTmanrnt nod firat eias a. U U . j . a , VaalW a AW, Fancy Goods, etc., etc. An. 411 JlkHxt stnrlr Philndclplii.1. ' tio?1 twegty-4re iftitJ dnan saaaned the 0. use f i.Mi.riiai ' i - " - . . H mi A mteaerep Ae preremt yo t. -man, tkaw sitrtMitiiTaM mi mm aTl 1 iaa 11 si 11 1 La 31 "W p! I aw aii am -m m mm SMmlsmWB- tor toe atBert nee m ssnf axaj ctrmsflr- I upon the top of this in kt forced down, aad body, it separates the he central piece, bat tlv on the m chnC aW seed ia scrnpedoC The ad m scraper n, that hath to tfce hrnsh, instead Sk a - a m am asaTTaUaa.anat of fane of the hands. Th todaadriethe scrap- in vent it has DREADFUL TRAGEDY IN NEW ORLEANS. Our New Orleans exchanges of Thurs day give die following particulars of the tragedy which occurred in that city on but Wednesday evening. From the Times we take the following account ot the difficulty: One of the most tragic events that has occurred in New Orleans for many a day, startled the labituc of the utumfa of the St. Charles Hotel last evening one man being instantly killed, and another seri ously, perhaps mortally wounded, and both men of considerable mark in their respect ire spheres of life. The affair took place about a quarter be fore 8 o'clock, ana the proceeding cireum- as related by eye-witnesses and of the parties, were as follows : iuie ago a gambler by the name of Brantler forged a cheek for 93000 upon a Boy paw wall knaan mercantile house of this city, ts the inetubers of which firm Mr. J. J. i fassirrfmaa-lta, I mm A firm i4 A art km rtt to Mr. II. I. Ellnirorth, J Paints 1 am ia 700 to 800 ::aae- " Thaw hnaa been mated 1080 anal Wig- 1100 Bav pec aro.rrirVgfr to 100 boahem Bryant, keeper of the extensive gambling tfc-F. PAITCHARO. - irrrH H. , , USAH C X70JLS. inrwaiaa. navrraciTara aa WHOLESALE DEALERS IS Hats, Taps. Fnr Mnw Goods. Mm. il XrH Third sfwf, (Betareen Market aad AwJfeJL ' Philadrlphia. t i-finmer. aataaom ptayera ana aUraneed cat nver, .i t! T7AT InKllrli r --- VLafl tat awl. In- 1 at extract sugar t aooceaa. XOBamaharecaaamly. Var raBeyof dae Conmresi- 1 T -J -r - ' - 1 The pine tone, ww. a. rasa 1 a. Sept. to, tttia. a. w. s. tv-Csa 2L a. w w-. rtokes o., x. c. nrra briffsaf dk uni aturr is Foreign L Dfflfstie Iry Ao- 52 MarlH strtrt, jS aaaa.r H. Psnll.AtoEB.rniA apttolKS. Goods, ia. tin wan. !i-dt-lf. 1H k- and the ..atilotnZag lawat ie- in tbr W Nalh Slate. (wha-h - f erer. be ia pmod t JI tbr ' tr i .4" his birth.) ; that by a. -taJ ia .4-aKii ; aad alibonab be baa i bees dieaufallr vir- -1 br l be caxnaliM- WT Ibr tw-4ai ! lat war.'W 3l ae tlppr in -t-rrr then in the rao! Tr rf a 4injrma. n. ft-caoi. mine le A aat (lA taid;t.att.aluar L(.IUili. Ii.ii an. LiSL. imurr. .ire. auMj.oiiia i am of reedL TV large UcttostaOu are Of the there ore four or five IL.i i! fur V,-ti. I'anJina f ,m.,m-t'r ,wm. eaccbaratum K tbe t ed aad soktaiari. br best eneased at all ly cultivated in tins i. 'tuts, in tbe State. n oera.-si.ii where stt-r- seed and fur ito" larre hue nTe -Snakt be a marked feature. mad' info- llw-re eHrpd and arranged fr any re- w saccharine i ilrB-, ; i, rant to irai. I sarnw or i u.raj pnnatses. hwit. u it. 1 I Mmmie Jmr Pimm 1L fc Iludwonh. li.aa. ( W"t . : friendV. Mr. Xeavc seiert adeodb'.iB all I karaim)- tbe aaasie i-r Yam, that is new, wfc-a intria- ' rarietiee- raised ia siwrlfT ed. as wefl aa waauaa; and pnoadar ; sachoaeCts, aa doe and advance owa mf aiwwrea uiww. win Be Md aa eltraplr h-re. IfajUcJd. i'r cniuva ton ; ret, ae ti TFejerweHL, (!Htm: netiug seianiri'U .is nr iuuho corn. Aiier three weeks earlier than tht ior-r kmata," dsr gjwaaal is plowed and tkvrvmjUt put in a short seajMut, when ito need oral tnacav mnncmC it msatt he aaarked nut in rows, while tbe seeds of tbe tber tuti iai mm ehnsw nma'aaart one wav. and eighteen in- DR. EDWARD SILL, lpeo, this may paore Ae aam , in fc.il WoWa4a, The row, ahonld be per f ommKdoti T2errhnnt. croP -MramaTiJw imnty cignt. tr potote, aa wis wm t 'sal I kiltl l L-thc best crop; st ia arm davs eawakr It&uni JM; tAw onioC ot? nW 1E(; T IMYRM Ills U ANV OLD Friebd'1"' ,re' kind, nnd yV-ld O h .t, I'ftWu IrMlrlf Yfcarie and lla " tbe bruh the dried psjuclea, noal at" Am- amedL with six or eight hachea da sajJk. Tan Xew Jeraey, nr large kaanl, ration a olni A jmoa aa it apneare share the groand, sand or eJeven haaaaVtd panjadt t rnwrnim' jmt mm lis iWil mk ashes, ar ashes and the seed wed in rip?. The sawd! i used for feeding horses, cattle, and want It a groand add ataxed with I .r . in iue:d. ind m regarded aa excellent pinmt I aani it weighs forty pounds a bosheL LTnam taa Knrai Sew Tarker. an at, Baal Ephv Kti-iL Jew Iotsti: In your Iwon of Jinsmry th, I for fealrauv; in omsiedi a dm cakare ; OHnn. Ancreema; amy aus from our adsamaSml haaasa nsisra, I wifl answer to aW qaati off say ahtlkr, a 1 1 iiisi, that, al ia in all ito detaik. seasaahnl m Da the firf plac-. the ground should be ran be g4 thruogb Mr. X. a -. tested and ap prl. - . Salisbury. X. C jCprfl 3?. IrtSfi. tf iaK. I IntroETICK 1 VII JUSEECsi UF Anr ituwraaaTa.a a t tbe date d tbe market. 23), toataviBWSlava V.-4 ill idiWrsoit rn rtw: There a-i.u- n'ticii i I . 4V19 Mmrirf Srcrf. -r.'.,r s,VfA, Philadelphia. 4 SS, ltoS. t. 3b rprannstlrv. ; Oi l Si, lik L'-iAi.'i' SILL. tw-if VA1U itrvatmn to he done ht sac Thr stab Ssi smi aw lawr. afiunrr ascieiL if the groand -'". jR .as- - ,.--smf -' t-A .-..-!y.aaTyr T-ur,.-...&, groom eleven sateen Wmr the Jackson saloon, on ot. Charles street, between Canal and Com mon streets, felt under deep obligations for their kindness shown his son. Bryant be came engaged in a dispute with J ndge Fred. Tale, of Lagrange, Texas, a well known criminal lawyer of the Lone Star Mate, whom he accused of complicity in the swindle. The quarrel appears to have lasted some time, Bryant who was natur ally of a hot temner. becominc rerr vin os inn airy feat, and calling Tate (it is said) a thief, valueof brom . swindler and coward. Tate acted quite calmly, told Bryant that he had been drinking, and endeavored to avoid a diffi- I J-J- t a. a- i a " - .a : . Si a it appears mat oy tne intervention ot friends, Mr. Bryant was taken to one aide af er having said that the clerks of tbe ho tel knew him (Tate) to be a scoundrel. Titte entered the office, and asked one of the gentlemen which of the number it was who had spoken disparingly of him, and as be could not, by this inquiry ascertain he was-advised to ask of Ool. Bryant the name of the party. Learing the office of the hotel. Judge Tate advanced to where Bryant was stand ing, with several gentlemen near "the cen tre of the rotunda, asked him the question; in a conciliatory tone of voice. Colonel Bryant punished, him violently away, ei thetr catching him by the collar or t he time employed at the house of Given, Watts V Co., merchants of this city. A romantic feature in tho-enftpr of the .-on, is the fact that in early lifo na ran away from home, and was, after four years' absence, discovered by his father in the Lif Guards of Her Map-sty of Great Britain, and on duty at Buckingham 'Pal ace. From here Mr Bryant brought the vmuth to New Orleans, and placed him with the mercantile house before named. A few years previous to the war1 Mr. Bryant fitted up a magnificent suite ofclub rooms, iu the buildings between Lopez's Confectionary and D. H. Holmes, dry goods establishment.These failed to prove a success ; but Mr. B. promptly paid for the superb decorations, all hough the' loss amounted to fully 830,000. As befhfd 8ta. ted, he has been located iu the rooms over the Jackson saloon for more than a y ear past. The brother of Mr. Bryant is a wealthy planter of Alabama. Notwithstanding tbe profession of Mr. B., he leaves man warm friends, whom his deeds of generosity and genial temperament have gathered round uim. During the f ax Biuck Pi.JuiJilBfl was spent ia Richmond and Mobile, and here also be will be most kindly remem bered. It is believed Mr. Bryant ha in bis time spent over half a million of mo ney. . ,a After three shots had been fired br Mr. Tate, Special Officer Fetrie, of he fiote'l. succeeded in taking away the weapon 'ana tbe wounded man was conducted np stairs to his room. It was then found that he was bleeding profusely, and medical as sistance was at once sent for. A either Dr. Choppin nor Dr. Stone could be found but Dr. John D. Foster, who had been sent for, at last appeared and examined the wound. It was found to be a straight thrust, but as the patient was weakening rapidly from the loss of blood, and that he morrhage had eeased, it was considered best not to probe the wound. It was not positively decided whether the lung bad been penetrated, and consequently bow dangerous the wound is ire are unable to say. Judge rich . throat in doing so. I1S1T WBB11BS, OF XOKTH CAROLINA. WITI1 James Palmer & Co., WHOLESALE IKl t;t:l: TS, 1 M. I i i - 19 1 , OILS, riim diss, lYE-sntrs, A. 439 Morlrf afrrrf, rauiatipnii. FWl7RllfGl!3LL to Sent -dv4 Ai.EN T OF d Elk T. BABXES. 1 wish t rent mTot Caskv tbr ulanta- 1 try to ti.-a still Wliri Uv l!a- ImSm Kerr. T.- pUntalam ha abut I OOO rrr of aprn in a high atated enhiratina aad is well adpjpt J .J i-.a. t wi. .. aud ('.n. aad i , U (br a.af arabL. hy pkv-ra ka- en)ti(atiin in tbe 4-lliac bMuv '; larr- aad eaa nandrd by ar f the aaaet bantifal and ar- to . anaasncal earoea :a ra- naaufry ' . TW adit-baa tber asta 4 staana ml bur i sap i rannatfl ia errrr r y rt. bavins; n tarxe rtit.a aad tibw.iT .J ' hna. T r rl . V ubtaia farther lat.Tuatxai ran d n br in ta dk-1 -an 'artawT saaaaiT. wn " ' T BttoJoV" AOiWl V-f - - T .. a.a a..-ia i n r ia i ..ti aw aa r n . black brash Sod rich. best adapted for the pmallv if warmlv hilb, and maaani d. MrtUid sil t l i-TW ptnated is row a, ahost S or 3 that a bar at mar with a plough, air inhii anar, or The bill, in each rear saw taaan td' fear apant, ar dnalitr afthe SadL The ! be A ml here t lie versions of the dffiienlfV Some parties assert that WtaA It MiMt pgr-J d-. Ihc nUtmi'itt of ,pughutg. his knife: others tlia A PfTSSDEK TUEtK StKVlf'KS H THL t ITI- -O. aaos of Sahf Vcr-. and tbr BkAi "KBV RJUt BoIJr. 1 J X T. ar hapl VaJapoaC n rend nana te expressed deep regret upon learning that Bryant had expired, and sta ted that he shot only self-defence ; that he respected the deceased as a man very much. lie has a family in Lagrange, Texas. The Coroner was sent for, and an in quest will be held to-day. The evidence may elicit further facts iu connection with i this lamentable occurrence. 1 n less than half hour after this tragic occurrence, tbe rotunda presented its ordi nary busy appearance. One individual was having a comfortable snooze in a cor ner by the door. Whether had consigned himself to the enbraces of the soothing good after witnessing the fray, or had slept throhgh it undisturbed, was not ap- . parent We did not care ta wake him up and inquire. The usual groups were gath ered round the stoves, quietly discuss ing the planting interests, the state of the cotton market, or the constitutional amendment. Boarders just from the sup per room were quTeTry picking their teeth, or puffing a w.y At their Havana, aa they lolled against their favorite pillars, or re clined at ease iu cosy arm-chairs, with . their feet about a foot above their head.-. Fi osh arrivals were Inscribing their names on ilmboaJ or wsfrftg'4mp;rl iently for the number of their apartments ; departing he did not I about the in, w ;, li.ig their little bills ; TJoTTJoTd and Ills st iff oreTO?were qui etly going ihrough ihe office routine, and w th) porters were TTilndlhig hltg" to and fro as though nolhing'inilisual had occur red. But lijtUJuLCXciled group of children ...i... ;.,,r i iv. hi- i t h ratlines at I!F ' I" ' . tn do this dre -ggj--gjP,, regf ,ej h, hTrnt i. .at upHreon i bim for his' 'pistol. Judge Tate himself aad similar coarse ! sav that Bryant lunged at him with the dar weeds are left, the com g U . kidle at the moment of pushing, but is not will recupttute. The certain whether the blow reached him : be tb Oiiied. when hoed tbe , lh.it the moment In; ( I itel s.nv the knife who wen w five stnlk in the hill, and . be drew his pistol aud began o fire. ;'i ' top of ta haJI. ...l.nJ ..v... aa ,).. I . lllcn .l.rot III lie w. wni ai!W.u. - " aaa uco iiiii II III I ii ti !. t a- ....1 f ... fmm mxinl it tbr.. .k.,1. t?.-..,l fx H,-..,.! J rrTf If , : .M'r ' " 1 ' ' l 1 .': .1... t. i i it-mi , uvc .-'i-.i 'i' -n.rr u".o, raiit-ioi iac riirii i c.i-ea .um .. ..... , tra irdjuary Ind iW-t '! ic n.i ib..f . e.e.i tt.-e 111 liHt I i.i. mf i-i.-.l -to hi I it ace ei it with hreakiaar tbe a death" Vrin the. I fbiped dowser a toward and - which he h id inflicted a serious stab in (li neeiliJ. th' rot tin I. It, a id th 1 busiuess- ii,) ihirowd. reporters. n t iiayJii'.iJ T, ooe enteriusr the rtht cli ck and ia aay'aaeA.df out of tbe 'paseing through the bead, aud the third tot toaded and cut J be finding lodgm-nt we did not lean where. htr ar.Ik i,, Ll.... Rrv.ul f.tl I l..t iV a-olk . - I - 1 ' . ' ,t m . . -.. - --. ft.: . I. . I . the a death- grip thoT .biped dagger nith ' V " ' " v".'- , andiwbich he had adfiedd a serious slab in the ctJv.rd n da igb-o-to, p r!i i;n ;n ..v.il the tebb. ar rirkt aide f bia ..naaaanl ' ' SnC" ' " Oil'! ba-- i'I hi imp r- h 1 1 re- i.ijury. of-4'ol. Brvant rem iint- ahrrnatety, I the marble floor, a gory spectacle at an angle ise ton an earr . n i clock ' it nigh w- L A i I l aaa a. ll for a called to see J i ig- i : I m I.I : r r I va-..-.. -.. - --- . I throne. ITllll flrbtort Ti - .! I at the U or. in Biaiiwi a i ir . a!, hi ro im in a polico gua-rd the table t Tate's howcror, bv main force, prevented wj m iu W4! fmemHn-i. a i.iipro-.v.l. the k lif the hanils h y-,,.- hadccrled, not p itetratitff ;ho f' v iliy Tra, Ire lung. Mr. T tl.i ikv U wilr bS abb, to Iv disturbed, until the police IB,K.. J- - est tossy. The table the Weapon being token- from W ar IS iochea hart, in 'atdu 1 of the corner. Ar the UkIv in war aertoov arrived and 1...A charge of ii The re-' learchis-bod in thro- uTtmmAff. t.