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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-19

ID PROPOSALS for carrying the mah OF the UnirED
STATES from the lst Of August, l6l2 10 The JOtn
june l643 inclusive, the following mail route In
Gsogta will be received at the Contract Once Of the
Post Office Department, in the City Of Washington,
until o'clock, r. H. Of the llth day of July, 1912,
to be decided the next day, TO wit
Route No 1913, from Madison, Ga, by Eatonton
and Clinton to Macon, IS miles, and back, three
times week, in two horse coaches. Proposals to
carry u four horse coaches will be considered.
Leave Madison every Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday, at A, M. arrive at Macon same days by 5
p Nj.
Leave Macon every Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs
day, at A. NJ. arrive at Madison same days by 6
p NJ
The following is the form of the guaranty which
should be filled, the first blank with the name of the
guarantor, the second with that of the bidder, and
the third and fourth with the beginning and termi-
mating points Of the route; and after being dated,
should be signed the guarantor who must be shown
by the written certificate of postmaster, or other
equally satisfactory testimonial to be man OF pro-
perry, and able to make good his guaranty. Tins
guaranty, so certified, should accompany each bid
The undersigned -, guarantees that ---, II
his bid for carrying the mail from - to -, be
accepted by the Postmaster General shall enter into
obligation prior to the lst day of August next,
with good and sufficient sureties, to perform the SER
vice proposed
dated -.n
The bid should be sent under SEAL addressed to the
First Assistant Postmaster General, with Mail Pro-
posals in the State of Georgia" written on the face
Of the letter. and should be despatched in time to be
received by before the lth July next, at CLOCK
PM
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combina-
tons, and the terms and conditions which the con-
tract is to be made the general advertisement, re-
Gently published for Alabama and other Southwest
ern States C. A. WICKLIFFE,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, May 18th, 1912.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-19
GENERAL POST OFFICE AND PATENT OF
FICE AGENCY.

may l2--3t
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
NOTICE

IS hsre5y given that aPpIi5asiOH VII 10 made
70 the CO'Dmssionsrs Of Brown county at pisif
session 10 be Beld on Tbs 7th DAY Of Mafeh next'
inf az ordsrt lay oH pIDiic road through t1s
township Of CLARK ia said county. 20 bfgin AZ tns
cast enn Of East street, in tins t1Wn 0i jfoEI''
vile; thence u 46e. On Ihe line between tle
lands Of James Baird and Henry Whitsman,t 20
gun and stake, corner to sad lands; thence
10 E. and ou the Inns bstween tn lands Of Jo-
seph Prids and the Aforesaid Henry Mhiteman
to a stake-eofnar TO said lands, aud IN the linz
Of James hompson's lspd; thence a. Al Q. ana
on the Inns between the Aforesaid Pride and
Thompson, passing Pride's and Thompson's cor.
ners, AMI continue % run said line unto the N
w. corner Of Jesse ThOmosOn's land; thence
IS e. on the line between the aforesaid Jesse
Thompson and John ROuahos' heirs, until il in
tsrsecu tbs road leading from Felicity to Ha-
nersvills-st or near the school house N Dis
lrict No. 3, in said township. and there to enl.
A PETITIONER.
January goth, Is42.-s
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08

A NEw YEAR's INCIDENT.-'l don't
know how it is,' soliloquized drunken
loaCer, at the corner Of Anthony street on
New Years night. Il don't know how il
is, but it seems to me there is the thun-
defest hopping around of things tonight,
that ever did seej even the meeting
houses is dancing jigs; and the moment |
lets 90 of this post up jumps the SIDE
walk and hits IN an almighty dig in the
forehead. it won't dol wants to go
home to Susan, but I'm afraid %, stir
its as muoh as my life's worth. Aud
then # did get home TO her, she'd hit
me dig too; that's her way. I'm soap
lock-dou't you feel The soap running
down my back, and It's all over my clOthes
land know where it comes from too, it
spIashed up from the gutter just now,
waen happened to lei go Of the post
Oh, hO, iis weS atious, it's very weXRtious.
, Aud now things begin 10 snap and crack
like burnt boots. Thunderation! iii
bet there's an earthquake, only there
amt No rumblin'. Perhaps it expects
me to do tho rumblin' aud help it along
know ought to do all | can 10 help a
good cause, SO here goes
Here, here, sonney--lhat won'tdO no
how. What's the row,' demanded Char
ley. stamping his club on the pavement.
'Row! ask the alrlnquake, maybe that1
tell yOu--tha('s the boss and I'm the
journeymln.'
Come, stop that nonsense directly, o
I'll know the reasoH-yOu're an aItnlghl.
crooked case
you Let's your thundering gre,
ewes ,Lsl's crooked. Pm strpigit as
: fisl hook, | was thinking just now, tina
all cleitlom but me had got lhs crook
, tonight. Every thing is twisted up Ink
cnrk screw. Jest see how that hberI
pole ways. Il ought tojoin the Washing
iOnians--Ind 50 ought the houses and III
stars-and SO ought you, you meddlesom
: scapegrace. Ugh! you old Agprine,'
) 'Come, come, no Ilackguardism :
. You've made too many calls to,day-you'v
= mixed liquors. Come along with me, L
!" fad you quarters
y %, lforgot-l wish you happy Ne
: Year. III go along with you, bu! "
. must throw away that ugly pole. IL "
y can't walk straight I'll hold you up,
y take my arm and silver along 4.
y Onalhe following morning, the loaf
!" " found every thing straight IN the wat
!, !" house. ft%
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
kI5T3;S ;lI9R

Xa(E nave TkIED DOCToK Jos. FhI1s.ALY
w PETERS VEGETABLE Pitts, and have
no hesitation in prononncins then the best
Ambitious Medicine that We have ever used
ia our families. We are acquainted with sey.
eral families In this city who give them the
psefeenOe 10 all other kinds, on account Of
their mldness, and at the same time, certainty
Of action. New ork Exam iner.
More than Ten Millions Of boxes Of these
truly valuable AntibiliOus Pills have been sold
in the United States. Canadas, West Indies,
Mexico, and Texas, since the FIRST Of January,
eightos hundred and Ihiry-Gve.
Hundreds and thousands bless the day they
were induced, by the persuasion Of a friend, to
try Box Of Doctor Peters Pills.
Doctor Jos. PIissIIey Petsrs. Dear Sr:-l
have used your valuable Pills thsss last -four
years, in eases of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint,
and Sick Headache, and have found them, in a
majority # cases, the most valuable Pills have
ever used JOHN CASEs M. u.
For Sick or Nervous Headache or Bilious
Fever, would recommend Peters Pills in pre-
ference to all other kinds.
K. II. ARMSTRONG, M. D.
The following from the eminent Doctor EN-
person, isconsi1ered sufficient.
Ihave used in my practice, these last FIVE
7enrs, DO. tor J's Priestly Peters, Vegetable
Antibilious Pills, and considered them the best
Family Medicine have ever used.
A Fresh supply of those valuable Pills just
received by D. ]. Stewart, Georgetown, and
Murphy, Ridgswsy Il Co. Ripley; and they
can be had Of most Ofthe principal stores through
out the United States.
January l84l
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08

OCCUPATION. -"Varieiy," il hos been
said, ''is the spice Of life," "that gives il
all its favor" With all due Difference
10 the author of the quotation, we beg
leave 10 differ with him in the premises,
and will maintain the contrary. We as
seri, that il is not variety, but occupation,
which lends charm to life, and prepares
US for the enjoyment Of Whatever is pre-
sented 10 us, from which pleasure or sat
sfaction can be derived. Variety may
be necessary 10 the eRhai, upon whose
diseased mind, all that is bright and beau
u(ul in nature, (Which TO the eye Of
health would appear in its natural fresh.
ness and blOOm,) appears tainted, and
who can only find enjoyment in flying
from scene to scene without perceiving
or appreciaiing the beauties Of the pros
pect. Just SO it is with his appetite
dish after dish, prepared by skilful cooks,
TO please the palate and provoke the ap.
petite, are par,aken of without relish and
without benefit; for the very variety TO
which he is compelled TO resort pals and
di sgusts.
Occupation, Of Whatever kind, (save
that Of seeking variety for vlrieiy's sake)
by employing ths facnltes OF the mind,
and keep ng Them fixed for a period, with
an eye to business, enhances the hours
devoted to enioyment-wheIher that en-
! IiOyment consists in walking. riding, read
ing, or listening to some we'll digested
and eloqusnt discourse; in either case the
| individual, when he leaves his occupa-
tion for this purpose, receives his pleas
urAble emotions with keener relish, and
enjoys the prospect-Collows his author
or listens TO the orator, with salisfac
ton unknown TO the idIer or the variety
hunter. He who has been confined By
sickness 10 the house-perhaps langrish
ing for weeks or months upon his bed,-
when returning health enables him tC
walk abroad, and breathe the air-to Wis
it we'll known scenes, and greet remem
bered faces--d0es not the sun shine more
brightly, aud nature wear TO him more
enchanting aspeci7 So it is with th'
man Of business, who for q time forsake
his daily toll, and sallies forth for recrea
ton aid musemeni. Occupation is ne
cessary 10 enioyment--lT is the spic
which gives variety TO life, and lends
, all its favor. Amer. Sentinel,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
THE RIlsslAN sERF.


The Following is extracted from lec-
ture delivered few evenings since IN
New York, by Nc. Dallas late Munster
to Russia. Il pictures 10 the lne' lhe
character Of the Russian serf. vi lhem
there is no less than forty millions, TWEEN
ty of whom belong to the Emperor Mich
Olas:
"Imagine human being convered, We
cannot say clothed,in undressed sheePsEln
the WOOL turned inward, that whlc h should
be coat, resembling lOUse gown
having no collar, and a cape tapped over
by piece Of rope or other materials, rs
belt around the waist. Ills mock is un-
covered, red, rough and hard--hIs beard
long, matted and cOarse--hs mouslache
hanging down and covering his mouth
He wears bell shape cap OF woolien
stuff, trimmed with dirty fur, and shoes
either pieces of hard wood scooped Out
or kind Of sock of peeled pliable Oirk-he
has hung at his back ashort axe or hatch
et and his exterior is altogether harsh,
soiled or dirty aud repulsve. A man thus
characterized and habted, suddenly ap-
pearing in our streets, or in any part ,Ot
the country, would awaken at once, alarm
and pity, as some escaped wonerer from
the cells Of a luuacy or crime. la the
moral and mental qualities of theRuSslan
serf, there are mingled traits ot good and
evil. He is mild and amlabIe, but lmbe-
cile and servile. To the prOiOundest ig-
norauce and vIest superstition, he unites
aChlness imitation, quickness, aud an
abiect revereniial faith in the dOgmas OI
his church. He crosses himself at every
fash Of lightning and faces death fearless
", under priestly promise of paradise
He endures without complaint, The mos
frightful extreme Of physical exposure
and privation. lie is content with block
of wood or slone for pillow, and plank
for his couch and some black bread anC
onions for his single daily meal. Like
our Western savage, he yields at everl
opportunity TO allurements of intoxicating
drinks. In the presence OF power, HI
falls PROSTATE in the dust, proPitiatinI
safety. or kindness in the most disgusting
servlity. Yet, notwithstanding the rlgo
of his destiny, he is utterly uncOnsciou
that there exists a happier or fairer regio
of the ear,h, he loves his country wit
enthusiastic and unbounded ardor, an
when fighting his battles abroad he is
most willing victim 10 the enemy,
the confident belief that after death, bl
before he takes his final fight to heaVeI
he is suffered 10 revisit for three days h
native COTTAGE"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
n O T / C.E

rs hsreby given to AL wh'm it may concern,
that there will be a petition presented 70
the Commissioners of Brown county, al their
next meeting on the irsi Monday in Mach next
praying for the establishment Of county road,
to commence in ths road leading FROM Arnheim
to Georgetown, at or near the southeast corner
of John Carleton's fence, in Franklin township +;
thence southwestwardly direction on the line
between tho heirs of John Jordan and Ephraim
Brown: thence the same direction on the line
of A. Nixon's survey to the corner; thence on
the line between David Ammen and Noah Ellis
thence on nearly the same direction, 50 as to in-
tersect the Stale road leading from Georgetown
to New.hops at or near Noah Ellis house.
January 18Th, lS42.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08


ANEcDoTE.-The Philadelphia ChrOni'
Gle calls The hero of the following story
a Y Ankee, hut We will wager a slxpence
that he was born in Pennsylvania. But
no matter, it is good joke:--
"'Wha, do YOU charge for bcardP ASK
ed a tail Green Mouniain boy, as he walk
ed up 10 the bar Of second rate hotel in
the city Of New York--.what do you ask
a week for board and lodgingp Five
dollars. Five dollars! that's too much
but s'pose you'F allow me for the times
am absent from dinner and suPperY
.Certainly-thirty-seven and half Gems
each.' Here the conversation ended. anc
the Yankee took up his quarters for twc
weeks. During this time, he lodged ant
breakGasted al the hotel, but did moi taet
/ either dinner or supper saying his busl
ness detained him in another portion q
ths Town. Al the expiration Of the iw
weeks, he again walked up 10 the bar, an
A.id. .S'pose we settle that accOuEt--Pr
oo;nO,in a few Minutes' the landlor
. handed him his bill-'Fwd weeks boar
y Il $500 Here, stranger, said tll
Yankee, 'this is wEong--yOu'Ve not q
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08

RESUMPTION IN MARYLAND.-The bill
providing for resumption by The banks in
this State, has passed the Senate by yeas,
Ia, nays, s..
The bill passed bS the Senate is alto
gether different from that passed by the
House. According to this bill. resump-
rion is to take place in Nov. next; three
months longer than the banks pretended
TO require. Motions we're made 20 strike
ou, Nov. and inser, earlier periods, but
the amendments were in all cases mega
tived by large maiorties. OF course the
House will not concur with the Senate
therefore the banks will resume wheT
they please. Poor old bank bought ant
bank ridden Maryland!-Bak. Sun,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
Sherman's Poor Mans plas-
ter.

The bsst strengthening plaster Ia the world
and a sovereign remedy for pains, or weakness
in thu back, Joins, sidas, breast, neck, limbs,
ioints, rheumatism, lumbngo, &c, &c. -
Several persons have called at the warehouse,
70 sxpress their surprise and thanks, at the al
mos. miraculous cures these pasters have eltec.
ted.
mir. David Williams, of fEliznbethtown' n. j..
an o,d Revolutionary Soldier, was SO afflicted
with Rheumatism, that he could scarcely help
himself-these PlasteTs entirely cured him
Thousaods of certificates mSht ne given Of
their wonderful properties but the fact of tht
en- ormous quantity sold, must ba the, greatest
evidence Of their virtus. Directions are prin
ted on ths back of each plaslers with tge-si'
mile Of ths name thus, A, SHERMAN, M, D
Re ps rtieular TO get Sherman's Poor Man
plaster; and see that il is so printed on tn,
back, as there are several base limitations hawk
ed about and often palned off as Sherman
Plasters, when they are altogether worthless
No other person can make the genuine, so b
particular when you purchase. s.ss b
Price only II IL cents Plaster,
Just received by D. J. Stewart, Georgetowr
Murphy, Ridgeway Il Co. Ripley.
Remember only IL l-S csnts Piscs.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
COUGH TgSE45EIHE

Sherman's Cough LC ZehgCs,
Are the safest, most sure and etieciual remedy
for { oughs, Colds, Consumptions, Whooping
Cough, Asthma, TightEess of the Lungs or
Chest, &c. &c The proprietor has never kuoEn
aninstal.c ce where they did not give perfect sat-
isCaction. Several thousand boxes have been
sold within lhe last year, restoring to health
persons in almost every stage of consumption,
and those laboring under line most distressing
colds and coughs They do not check and dry
up the cough, but render it easy, promote ex-
pectoration, lay the tickling or irritation, and
reno, the proximate or exciting cause.
7bs Rev. Da,ius Anthony, of the Oisida
Conference, was giren up az incuTable, believed
TO be un the verge If the grave from cn'sumP-
finn. without the hope of relief, till ha tried
these Lozenge, They reieveI him Immediate
Iv. mad in a few weeks restored hin to hsllth, 80
that he could resume his duties as minister OF
the gospel. lie recommends them u aIwh0 are
consumptive or have any arrangements of their
lungs, as the greatest nsdleine in the kno"h
void. He has witnessed their ehscts on sever
nj o,hsrss and ALWAYS with ths happisst results.
lie saws so great a remedy Trough the blessings
of Divine Providence, shonld be the common
property OF all, and in every family o. ihe face
OF the earth.
Tne Rev. Dt. Easnmoni, Of New York, gave
n few tO a lady. a frieni Of his, who had bssn
given up nv her PHYSICIAN and friends as in the
last stage OF consu nption. The h'st Lozehgs
gave her consders BILE relief, 81 that she was eh-
couraged to poIsevere in thsir us1; and through
the hies,iAgs OF God they restored her to porfsct
health
Mr.. G. T. Matthews. 8 Caroline st, slTsrad
! year with hard, tight cough, pain in the side
splitting of blood, and all the usual symptoms
| consumption. Hhe LozenPes relieved him i'm
mediatcly.and in tsw wsweaks restored him Il
perfect health, He says they are the creates
cough medicine in the world.
over 5000 persons have gwen their name
within the last year as a reference oil the won won
der(ul virtues Of these Cough Lozenges. Tbs
cure all recent casesin few hours, seldom re
uuiring more than one day to entirely erOdica'
the most distressing ones.
A supply ofthsss valusbls C'uyt Candies jus
rsceived hy ID J Stewart, Georgetown,
\ Murphy, Ridgewayr& Co., Ripley.
Gr4FPrice only 25 Cents per Boz. .4O
) January TS49.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
sHERt.FF,s SALE.
Fob'y4'h l549.

nv vir,us of two writs of Fl, ia. et Ls. ia. to
ID me d.rectad by 9 Court ofcnmnoh fleas
within and for Brown Cou'Iy, ONO, w,ll onet
Sor sale. at the residencs of Henry Davidson In
lewis. .townsIfip onMoafayth list day ofFebru-
srv 84Ibetween the hours ofI0 and A O'Clock, on
said day, the following properly to, wit; two sor-
rel horses, five sets of clpper tools, consisting oi
drawing g-knlvss, adzess jointer plan s,tFesshoop'
and other necessary tools for coopering, one carr
for oxen with two beds, one new saddle, one pai'
Of boat guunels So feet long; and'a Lot of coopc
stdf
To be sold as the property Of Henry Davidson
& brothers, at the suits Of Peter Barr, and Dan
tsl Holden for the uss of samuel Horny aglm'
said Henry Davidson and Brothers. Term
cash. JOHN J. HIGGINS, Shift.
~ q. @. o.
shsrIrs uaass, Feb. 7lh, lsAa.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08

CREDIr - The true foundation OF cred
il is capital and also integrity, honor, and
skill in business. A great many substl-
tutes have been devised TO take the place
Of these qualifications and to make up Tor
any deficiencies in them by increasing
The pnwsr cfth4 debtor over the creditor;
hut the Stete Legislatures seem to be
knocking Them away, one after ano'her'
There was the capias, on which mah
might be arrested and held to bail, either
10 render his body or his cash when ludg-
ment was given, this is thrown aside aud
with il Imprisonment for debt and wisely
too. There was the fashion Of selling
property under an execution, at certain
short period after the levy, but this got lC
be a stale mode ofproceeding, and somf
of the states have a new plan TO postpon'
ing the sale tilt distant day alter the
lew. Persons who have given credit un
wor,hiIy where This plan prevails =, wi
have chance 10 get enough ofit' The
there was the practice Of selling PFOpe,r''
under an execution at any price ina
could be obtained; and when debtor y y
Olated his obligations, that creditor wh
rode the fastest horse would usually &c
his debt. But this chance is taken ava
By the law which some Ofthe new state
have passed requiring the property TO
sold for two thirds Of its appraised vaIu
at least. Finally, the Bank rupt law
enacted; and this leaves Lolhlng to tt
creditor but honor aud ability, and
nothing but these should credit be ex'e
ded. If such were the general prActl
we might hope TO zee the good old "a
when good name was at least equal
II not better than riches. Journal
Commerce.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
State of Ohio, Brown CountyI
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Samuel X. Sharp and
Sarah his wife

Samuel X. Sharp and
Sarah his wife ! Partition.
Ann Bouds widow, and Samuel Bnude, Jamea
Boude, William King and Mary his wifes
pnomas T. Boude and Elizabeth Morris hsiIs
fJ0hn Boude deceased.
Tne defendants above named will take no.
tice, that on the 96th day of November, le4ls
tbs peti tioners filed in tie Clerks Cfhce of the
Court of Common Pleas of Brown county, Ohio,
petition praying for Partition Of the following
described premises, situate in said county, 10
wit One tract cont aiming 26i acres OF land. and
bounded as Iuloo 5: Beginning at fycamoIs
tree on the bank of tic Chic river, roIneT TO
Gabriel Akins; thence up the river h0Ith IL deg.
east, ZIG poles TO a sugaTtIee, elm and buckeyes
corner to Roberto Jacobs survey, thence With
said Jacobs line - 2l6 poles TO hickory
and sycamore: thence g, IL deg. W, lie poles 10
a stake in said Gabriel Atkins liIe; from thents
with said Akns line s., II deg. e, 2I6 poles 70
the place of beginning, conveyed to John Boudo
by Philip Bueknsr on the 18th Feb'y leOI. 8
Also
Ons other tract containing 1862 acres Of
land. bounded as follows: Beginning at stonS
on the bank of the Ohio river, upper concerto
the above described tract, thence up said river
and bounding thereon, n, u deg e, IO4 poles 70
two co,rtn wood trees, thence n, ~ deg W.
lt)9 poles to a stone in Jacob WateThelds' linei 8
thence with bis line S, 10 deg. W, lSe poiesto
stake in the original line Of the survey; thence
with said line n, 10 deg 2O7 polrato The begin'
ming: conveyed 10 said Boude by A. D. Keith, en-
the IAN of August 1924. And that at the
next Term of said Court, application will De
made for partition of said lands agteshbly TO The
Statute in such cases provided.
SARAH SHARP.
TH. L. HANER Solicitor.
NJ oHth lR4I .-6W. -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-03-08
D e ntistry
sHERIFF's SALE.

Vincent Grabb Brown Commpn Pleas.
Jamos Taylor. Fl. fac. lie. ia.
BY virtue of writ of Venditioni Exponas 10
me directed by the Court of common Pleas, with
in and Ior Brown county Ohio, l will expose 10
sale, at tie Tesidsnce Of James Taylor, in Hun
tington township, ON Saturday the 5th day Of
March, 1912, between the hours Of 10 & a o.
clock OH said day, the following property to wit,
One roam mare and two rei-cows.
ALSO
BY virtue of writ of Fl. ia. ct LIE ia 10 me
directed by the same Court-I will oAef for sale
at the same time and place, the 70 flowing prop
erty, to wit, One four horse Wagon and one
pleasure wagon.
To be sold as the property Of James Taylor, al
the suits Of Vincent Crabb.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS, Sheriff,
B. c. o.
Sherif's Office, Feb'y 18th, l942.