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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07
JAMES w. BORDEN,
NOTARY PUBIC AND cONvEYANCER
R;~I,,o1d Fod,Duo

Richmond, Indiana.
Having received the appointment of Notary
Public, is nov ready 10 take the acknow'ecge-
ment, Of deeds Of convey ance, mortgages, sc
He will also draft written Instruments IN an nc
CITRATE and neat manner. Otace on Main street
opr osite the Branch Bank
August 6th. 1898. 3l-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

sssHE subsc,,.,er having removed his drug concern
from corner Of Nam and Thirsi, to the shop IN
e Front street, the public that he has in add-
now, ami intends keeping constantly Q" ha''d snp-
pis of anc medicines lie has I,9ewse resumed 'he
cce medicine bot intends practising from hrs shoi
and cou6ue the Ct chronic dsea
n-Rheumatism--all manner of
Scrofulous diseases-Palsv--Sor legs--Con-
'tracted linbs-Female complaints. &c. &c.
Al.o, ready prepared and constantly on hani.
Remedy for the Piles-superior Eye-water
'-An,i-b;iIious pills, without mercury--Vcg
e,abIe Vermifuge-cure for yellow water,
surfeit, &c. for horses.
Patients from distance afflicted with lingering diseas
e. ami who cannot come themselves, will be accom,nO-
dated with suitable medicn. By forwarding ia writing ny
private convey stating the particulars and the
'@' - "'''' ' - WILLIAM a. ssrcK.
Richmond. Il 9th mo- 1886. 4sf
The following Certificate may be Of interest to the public.
TO r. + PUBLIC
This nay certify that ! have bscn cripple Zoe up
wasls VI ten years, occasoned by srrain, and ny
cement nv became much worse, en!arg and
u Gallons substance formed ~hch sendesed the limb
useless the knee being stf could only get about with
cutches cmpoysd several Ply s'es"', one after an
oth.s without success but h-ough favor became
ouaintcd with DR.. VIM. A. Bruck OF Richmond, and BY
his attention and perseverance, far restored that
expect an short time to have the -. &c ny limb
November Goth, 1885,
The above Rachel Linton being relative Of ours and
resided With and 10 nOw,whsst the great
the above certificate IN grateful remSMrHnce) that my
sister law fast the of her hub, that
w entertain nv doubt Of her perfect sc.tosation.
JOHN PHELPS.
November 3o,h, 1896
Thi. 10 u certify the public TINT my husband, Dan.
BoswcI WIS IN 1898 afflicted with u con6soc consump
tion nl TINT the attention AMI ,nc,cinc received fr
DE-. Vim. A. Dr"ek, wa restored 10 perfect health. Ny
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

BOOK AND jon PRINTING.
-tisfIy ard erpedifioussy executed At this Ofes
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07
DE-. - 81. SALTEk,
[Of Philadelphia.
AND OFFICE ON FRONT S11sA
a ksc doors south Of Main SsFsG

CHMOND.
DR. SALTER, having permanently iesao
self in the borough, tenders his profess 4.
ces to his friends and the public generally !
the afflicted that the most assiduoue coso -
re ndered to those requiring his aid. ns
ccived the full honors Of the psOfessioS, -
by the medical faculty of PhiladelPhIs, a. ~
clinical experience. Be eees-
dence in thus Offering to practice Az u
tive branches Of his profession. rs
Richmond Dec 81. 1896.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-01-07

This 10 u certify the public TINT my husband, Dan.
Boswell, IN 1885 afflicted with con6smcd consump-
ton, and TINT nv the attention and nccinc received from
d. WIN. A. lruok, restored a. perfect health. My
husband hus been travelling hbro al, a tar
acquainted h,s health has ever o, CO been goo.
| ELIZABETH BOSW ELL.
l2th mo. let, 1896.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-07
--latest Indian News.
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.


By the scnr Exti, Capt. Slsson, arrived
yesterday forenoon, We have received the
Savannah Georgian OF Tuesday, from which
we copy the following -
Interesting and authentic from Florida.
We learn from Capt, D'Lagnel, Of the Or.
dlnance Corps, Who arrived from Cares >
Ferry on Sunday evening 10 the steamer
Charleston, Capt Bonnel, that an express
arrived al Garey's Ferry on Friday last
from Tampa, which place be left on the
liih, that It Is true that Mcanopy, Jumper,
and others had left Tampa previous to tho
18th inst. but their departure has not 10.
duced suspicion on he part OF the Army
that they intended to be lnsincere.
Their reasons for leaving are, as detailed
in several letters, thai they became alarm.
ed from the appearance Of the measles al
Tampa, which the Indians mistOok for small
pox. Abraham, the negro chief and inter.
prefer, is still at Tampa Bay, as Capt D'L.
has been informed.
Mlcanopy sent back to Capt. Page a
horse which he had borrowed, and forty
dollars also borrowed from Capt r.
MIcanopy sent word to Gen. Jesup, that
{" he had straight tongue Implying that
be would fulfil his engagements.
Phiilp and other chefs had been in the
camp at Lake Monroe, Fon Mellon) Phil.
lip looking emacia.ed. They had appeared
owing to message Of Col. Harvey that he
would issue no ratlons unless The Chiefs
came 10 Proprld persona.
The report tina, several men had been
murdered (near Biz Spring. IS declared to
be totally unfounded.
Gen. Jesup has not advised the inhabi.
tants TO abandon their crops or retire upon
the posts, having merely ordered Major
Whiting 10 direct the inhabitants 10 be on
the alert m case any partial aggression
should be offered by Struggling Indians.
Fort Armstrong could no, have been at.
tackled, as II has been abandoned al eas,
a month since as IL was an unhealthy loca.
ton, aud the garrison removed 10 Fort
King.
Gen. Jesup was at Tampa Bay on the
18TH he having been 10 Fort Foster on the
( HdIsb0ro' TO see that the comforts Of the
troops were attended TO.
MAJOR Gates has been assigned TO the
command of the troops a, MlcauOpy and It's
icinity.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, May "a.

1lN thfooL, MAI IL
Dangerous illness Of the Kng.-The
King had very severe attack OF the asthma
on Sunday, which prevented his usual al.
tendance at Church. 1t is now reported.
all but officially, that he cannot attend in
London, this day, TO preside at the grand
dinner 10 honor of the Princess Victoria
SIR Henry Halford has been IN constant at
tendance. The report by this mornings pa
per is, :" HIS Majesty is better" The
Queens health is slowly mending. She
had. 1t seems, placed herself under some
Homeopathic quack, who nearly killed her,
There is no use 10 conceahng the fact
that American credit is at Ms lowest here.
The word in every ones mouth is 1.-The
Americans mean 10 pay US off by a general
insolvency." Meanwhile, the merchants oil
Liverpool aud London, the manufacturers
Of Manchester, Leeds, Sheffield, Noting
ham, Leicester. &c. positively decline ma.
king consignments with such a scanty
chance of payment.
In domestic matters, we have had only
three ereats since my last. The election Of
Broada ocd lthe piano forte maaer) as NJ
P. for Bridgewater, against young Sheridan,
who ran away with Miss Grant last year
SIR F. Burdeu's having made, the evening
before last, flaming speech against the ab
clifton of church rates; and SERGEANT Tai
fourd (ihe author Of lon having made an a
bic speech on Friday, in moving the extern
sion of copyright (Iterary) to 90 years al
ter the authors death.
We are in daily expectation of a change
of ministry. Earl Grey and the Duke Of
Richmond have been closeted with the King,
and the former is said to be anxious to re.
sumo office as Premier. The Wings are
afraid that Lord Durham, who is returning
from Russia, will divide the radical Wing
ual1n, and have trial Of his own strength
against them. Brougham has written ID
some friends here TO say that he will soon be
ii Office again. The Conservatives appear
equally sure of break up in the Ministry
From France, we have little news, save
that LOUIS Phlippes amnesty has wrought
wonders IA his favor.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, MAY "a
The sales 10 day wcre $500 bales. Although
there las been fair demand Yesterday and to-day
the advlnce noticed in orr last has partially dis
appeared and The market closes heavily.
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Neu Orleans, June IS.

-ftH VI AthHas oHfft 10
From 7exqs.-The following extracts
Of letter, we received Yesterday troln this
new republic, will be found interesting
We do not vouch for their authenticity,
but publish them Just as received. From
numerous rumors IN town we gather that
there IS some plot on foot against Houston.
A generous opposition would do hIm o.
Texas no harm, but intrigue or corruptIo@
we hope never 10 see 10 this urg ard fer.
tile country. The extracts spoken OF are
as follows:
There Is a strong and deep laid opposition be-
ginnlng 10 be manifest against the President il0us
ton, and the purpose has been openly sVowed 10
lnpeach him. That the attempt viii be made,
however think doubtful. There has lately issued
from the press here pamphlet, IN which he Sc
yerely hsndled, quite stripped Of his lsurels re.
celyed al San Jacinto, anj displayed, as ,h,nk,
IN his true character of--but ne matter the
pamphlet shows him TO be not Il, Tor, nor desery.
lpg 81 the office he holds,
:" The Gig OF Houston, IT Is said, Is falling faster
than II has rIsen-that goods are there selling al
auction at any price they ail bring, and that ior
lots there i no sale. Such result must have
been expected by rejecting, intelligent men that
place without scarce any natural advantages,
should suddenly rise TO such vast importance
and maintain 1t, is certainly not to be expected |
am glad it is TO fad its level 50 sOon bot shall
be sorry If il should DC the means. ! fear ii
VIII, though unJdsiy, Of lessenIDs confidence in
Texasr-P ieayuas
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THE BEN sHERRoD.

The Captain Of the Ben sherrOd has OH
lished a statement IN relation TO the los. :,
that boat. He denies having raced ma
any boats on that unfortunate occasion. =.
tradicts the report OF his men beng iplm
Gated at the time. aud entirely exooer,,.
the steam boat Alton from the charoe !,
having dashed in among the sufferers a,
causing their destruction by her sw,V
Captain G. states also that his wife y,
himself we're the last TO leave the strI
and that every eSeriIon was made BY !,
officers us well as himself TO save the !,
sengers. The number of passengers NJ.
also been greatly exaggerated, there be,o,
no, over $50 to l60, including the cr,
children, servants, and all on board Al 4.
time the Ben Sherrod was burnt, and o,t !,
this number he does not think there ~.
over 90 or 65 lost, instead Of from lO0
200 as had been enormously stated. Car
c. concludes hrs statement as follows
al myself clungto the hope Of eeu,.
the boat to shore, and saving oil, until !,
was too late Ia save INV own iamih. =,
thereby lost nv father and my two chId..
and got my wlte out. burnt SO badly II,
she was not expected 10 hive. was hur
myself slightly; one child 90, burned j
death and IN my ~iie's arms when al
hold OF her, and the other drowned
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Late from Mexico.


More Mexican Outruges.-We have
seen and converstd with Capt. Freeman,
late Of the schooner Gardner, belonging to
Gardiner, Maine, who has gwen US the
following account Of an outrage committed
upnn his vessel, and abuse Of himself anc
his crew by the Mexican Government Off
GERS at Tobasco. This outrage has been
made the subject OF complaint on the part
of the American Consul a, Tobasco TO the
Secretary Of State at Washington, and the
subject is n0~ before the Cabinet at Wash
inelon. We have seen letter from the
American Consul, aud ca1, therefore, vouch
for the truth Of the following:
Capt. Freeman LETT New York on the
18th Of March last, aud arrived at Tobasco
on the 18th Of April, in ballast, and two
boxes Of medicines ordered By a resident
physician Of Tobasco The boxes were
regularly cleared and entered at the Gus.
tours, aud the sailing Of the Gardner with
the medicine aud the ballast were facts
known to the Mexican Consul Of \. York.
Capt. F delivered his manliests TO the
boarding officer and discharged his ballast.
The boarding officer requested the boxes
T. be kept on board until he obtained fur.
ther orders from officers Of higher authority.
He loaded his vessel with Iogwood, and
proceeded to the city to obtain clearance.
The boxes Of medicine we're delivered at
the Custom house. AT the same time Capt.
+. asked for his clearance, he was sun.
moned 10 appear before Felipe OrPaza, a
district Judge Of To5ssco.
The Judge told Captain F. his vessel
was condscated, and required him TO sign
a paper, stating that he had ega. trial, and
that his vessel was legally condemned -
Captain t. refused 10 sign the paper, IN.
til be had seen the American Consul, Mr.
ComanJ at Tobasco. Capt. +. and the
Consul, went 10 see toe Jpdge IN few
hours: The Judge refused 10 recognise the
authority OF the Consul. and said 10 the
Captain Of tie schr., tina, II was none Of his
business. The Judge again required the
CAPTAIN 10 sign the paper, renounclng all
allegiance TO the schooner, and TO state that
he had a regular trial, aud that his vessel
was legally condemned. The Captain re
fused a second time 10 sign the paper, and
was threatened With imprisonment for re.
fusaI. The l1dge was insulting and reso.
Lutte, aud ordered the schooner to be taken
possession Of by some Of the Government
officers. The soldiers Of the Judge at once
took possession OF the schooner, al the point
Of the bayonet, and drove the crew from the
schooner without provisions, although so.
licifed by Capt. f. for barrel Of beef and
bread 10 keep his crew from starving.
Tobasco soon after this was put under
blockade BY Government orders from Vera
Cruz, and A American vessels were forbidden
to depart.
Capt. f. was detained at Tobasco four.
teen days, upon his own expense. The
crew were sent home by the Consul at the
government expense and the schooner Is
nov in possession Of the gos eminent officers
at Tobasco. Capt, F. took passage III tho
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1837-07-07
Schooner Halcyon, of Marblehead, and ar.
rived at New York Yesterday.

Schooner Halcyon, of Marblehead, and ar.
rived at New York yesterday.
Capt. F. assures Us that war is the sub.
ice, of conversation at Tobasco, and the
Mexican officers commit these ouirages IN
order TO be beforehand IN making reprisals
at least, such is their declaration.
Such, We believe, is correct account Of
the capture of the American schooner by
the authorities of Mexico. Such abuses
deserve, not merely the censure of our gov.
eminent, but they call forth interference OF
the American government. We should
hasten to condemn such outrages, and not
be slow TO demand final and complete salts.
actIon.-Erpress.
From the ". o. True American, June IL.
Late from Terds.-N have received
the VeIasco Herald, Thursday, June Slh.
The Revenue Law went into force on the
lst inst.
The law against gambling, as passed by
the Congress, entorces fine Of from 500
to 1000 against all persons playing bunk7ng
games, and 500 to 1000 dollars against any
persons permitting such gaTes 10 be played
IN their houses.
Nerico. General Moniezuma is in &c.
tive rebellion against the President and au-
thorites of Mexico. He has issued a procla.
nation aud called the people 10 EARNS. y
As Houston says,-you may call spirits
from the Vastly deep; bu: will they come IN
when vou do call. The troops OF General
Bravo have been despatched to pu, down
this new rebellion so thus obstacle, II such
an army could be called one-Is removed
from that part Of the Texan army who
have been so eager to march on Malamo
ras-bui the RIO Grandee is an impeachment
not quite SO readily overcome II encoun.
tered.
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The schooner Independence, Lately 4
ken by the McslCans, was usfd rs a pa
OF confinement for Santa Anna, shortly 4
Ter hts capture, and was under the commas
then, Of the lamented Commodore HaSs i
u was constant practice With the cam
to beeuile the time by using has kn'l'
cutting out letters, and figures, and iaal
TIC devices and 10 the day Of her cap'l7
she had the words a." SANTA ANNA 4
out by bis own hand When he bad has
cd hts amusement, the Commodore steps
up, and taking of his hat, with, a p
bow, said, Permit me TO congratulate y.
eScelIency on having now pu, your p
10 the independence Of TeSas.--h
Express.
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4 FACT yUR rmE PEorLE--or d csd for th
friends Of a specie Pdgag admins.
irafiog 10 cher.
A pRETrY STRONG COMMITTTF

The " W Washington Globe positively as
set,s, that the COMMITTEE whlch recommcn
ded calling Congress together, came back
10 New York, and finished matters IN their
own way--lhus-yiz
Broke the Government.
Broke the United States Bank.
Broke the Stale Banks IRON Maine to
Georgia.
Repeated the Specie Circular.
Extended tho payment OF Bonds.
Shipped all the specie 10 England.
Compelled the President to call Congress
together.
Recommended foreigners 10 be paid their
honest dues, DC. &c.--N. York Express
61- South Carolina Bank Notcs.-We
learn that the Banks Of $. Carolina m Char.
lesion have not only refused to pay specie
for their notes but have refused to redeem
them at par value with any thing IN the
shape ofmoney. They hare iikerise rcfps.
cd 10 take them on DepoHte diiotring sim.
pie interest for them. THIS ranks them
WIN bfthttHsuDtt Tufff' tHtS arc pro-
fitless lncumbrance 10 the hands OF those
who hold them. We notice this to warn the
people Of North Carolina against the recep.
ton OF the bills OF these banks which NAV
cmphatlcally be styled Rag money, and
winch is not only destitute Of intrinsic but
representative value. To what use can
they DO applied in our State They will
neither pay taxes or debis.-Fsy. Journal.
Mr.. Green, the Engishman who's about
to ascend in balloon from buffalo, has pro.
cured a balloon formed Of linen, coated with
India rubber, from the factory of,he Messrs.
Pike, New York. There is not single
stitch in the whole machine, which cou.
tans 300 yards of linen, Is the capacity
Of 10000 cubic feet, with an ascensive
power OF 700 pounds, and the capacity 10
sustain that weight for one hundred hours.
The quantity Of materials necessary to in
fate this machine will be $500 pounds of
zinc, and 5000 pounds Of suphuric acid.
There is nothing more awkward than breaking
off an acquaintance, except the rene sal Of one
which has been broken off
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The following IS a copy Of 40 inscription
90 a tombstone in Irongray churchyard,
near Dumlrles. Most probably II has been
published before, but 1t will stand reprint
ing "a This stone was erected by the au
thor Of Wareriy 10 the memory Of Helen
Walker, Who died 10 the year Of God 1901.
This humble rndiy dual ptaciised IN real iie
the virtues with which fiction has invested
the imaginary character Of Jeanne Deans,
refusing the slightest departure from vera.
city, even 10 save the he Of a sister; she,
nevertheless, showed her klndlsss and for
uude IN resculng her from the severity OF
the law, at The expense Of personal exerilons,
which the time rendered as difficult as the
motive was laudable. Respect the grave
Of poverty when combined With love Of truth
aud dear affection. Greeaock Ado.
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Emgrdnts.--From the 9Th TO the l'
Of June, inclusive, 492- emlgrani Y
Europe arrived at the single port Of vi
York. We are not surprised, IN the pre-
condition Of the country, when the deal
for laborers has 40 much diminished U I
two hundred Of these cmigranis unaOf
fnd immediate employment return q 2 =
gland BY The ship Rajah, which sailed q.
New York last Thursday, or TO hear "
thousands Of others would do the 'ap'
had they the means though they y"
act wiser. By far, II they would turn u
faces 10 the "great West. II. Var
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AN IMPORTANT ARRANG EMENT-PHu
AuELllIA AND NASHVILLE.

We learn that most impofian, afran-
meni has been entered into bt the Gln-
Bank aud the Bank Of Pennsylvania. d
city, and the Bank Of Nashville. Il 81
this effect: The Girard Bank has asr,r
TO loan to the Un,on Bank Of Nash,
$500, 900 IN pos, notes payable al phlls5 |
phia; aud the Bank OF Pcnnsy l,anls
entered into siuilar arrangement anh ID
Planters Bank 81 Nashville Cor $500 Ca
These two negotiations will greatls fss5
tate the commercial intercourse belaw,
the two places, lnasmueh as the Nashg.
banks will be able to loan out ihe.e ID
notes 10 the merchants who are ID dtt
OF desuc to make purchases ~ thus c,h
Thus business transactions wall be- gfe
facilitated. I, would he we'll for aar
banks 10 the IVES, and South 10 pufs
similar course, and thus contribute
= hat TO relieve the embarrassment, aEl
fculty under which the merchants and
Of business 10 remote scctiaas u tic
NY aHt INV taD1iih~ - AAteAtt "ts -.
4 successful speculation j. oliearr |
evil than blessing II upseis at ore,
tons Of the value Of time, Of industry,
Of money f; /, Is a moral evil, becsuse 4 5
latcs the Iaw Of Nature. which reqq-|
that part Of every day, and every tei'
one 5 he, should be devoted 10 pre-
the means Of subsistence ior jhr Gaty
year; and he who, b. what he calls
Ky hit, secures 10 himself What he q
fortune, sometimes cuts 81 from the rcu
der Of his days wholesome gnd ul'
source Of pleasure. Il BE- have Geso,r
hia poses and energies ia Mammoo
the best part Of his liIr, he - void 70
AMI can 90 more live tranquility, wr
hrs stimuli, than cnn he, vhn hiss beer
cited for wears by alcohol, give VI 'he :
ulus Of drink. Hence you fod such
uneasy and lrelful 10 old esr hence
tt Is, that they are euy,ous and ve,rd Al
SIGHT Of happiness ~ others; and 'ha'
sem q think poor man has 10 tl-t
ENJOY himself mOrr tbau they can, rhJ 1
eGrHed hundred thousand duIiar,-lr|
Hoiss's address.
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A. iatersu1s tote of Lord Ken.
F, o.. >eas,h $ Was related IN the British
House ., Commons, by Mr.. Morris, n the
DEBATES Of .9ll. o. the occurrence that
gentleman had been an eyewitness. On
Toe home circuit tie sand, some years since,
a young woman vas tired Tor having stolen
TO The amount oil forty shlllings IN a dwell
ing house. Ii was her frsI oteace, and VAS
attended with many circumstances OF eN.
teHuatiou. The prosecutor appeared, as he
stated, from a sense OF duly The Witnesses
very reluctantly gave their evidence; and
the Jury still more reluctantly their verdict
OF guilty. The Judge passed sentence OF
death. She instantly Tell lile!ess al the
bar Lord Kenyon, whose sensibill,y
was not impaired BY the sad duties
Of hts office, crled out, m great agitation,
from the bench" don't mean 10 hang
you VIII nobody tell her don't mean 10
hang her" then felt, be justly added,
as | now feel, that tins was passing sentence,
uot on the prisoner, but Oh the law.-Ld'r
Magazine.
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An Ercsiien T2oyght..-Thc Wheeling =, h
suggests tha, Mr. Van Buren, can only ~" ~
pledge Of following in the footsteps oil bis y y J.
cessor, by taking The back Gack, aud cra"'"s
a, the same hole the General went 10,
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A bankrupt State.--The Legislator
New Hampshire has just convened, w.
HILL, the Governor Of the Granite oia"' ]
his Annual Message, tells the Lee's'a"
that "tho entire expense, OF your pre-,
session must be discharged, by borf :, 4.
OF somebody who has money TO lend
consoles them, however, with the renee,
that perhaps this bankruptcy Is " a b'c''''
IN disguise" Perhaps so t--tb.