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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-01
Order of Exercises at the Groue.

Singing by the Children.
Prayer by the Rev. M. DUNCAN.
Singing by the Children.
Reading the Declaration by B. S. Schoonover, Esq.
Singing by the Children.
Address by the Rev. ]. w. Mecaskey.
Singing by the Children.
Address by Samuel S. Dreher, Esq:
Singing by the Children.
Benedction.
The children will meet at the Church at two
o'clock P. NJ. The public generally are respect.
fully invited TO attend.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-01

in some of which counted more than ,hous-
and head of noble cattle fluing Tor the market,
never saw before The resources Of our
country never appeared to me so vast as they
do al this moment PlSGA1OR.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-01

A person, looking at some skeletons The OH
er day asked young doctor present where he
so ,hem. lie replied, We raised them
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-01

According 10 the Locofoco papers, the Ia
riff of lS46 caused The rise in -four and grain.
Will they inform US what has caused the fall |!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-01

Money was first coined al Rome, under The
reign OF Servius Tullus; and the figure stamped
upon The coin was tha, Of the Ok. Hence mo-
ey came to be called peeunia in The Latin Ian
guage, from pecas, cattle.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1847-07-01

There are now seventeen thousand Pos, or.
fees in The United States Who SAYS that We
Sse 2os lst!sr.ary people!
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-07-30
Public Vendue.

THE subscriber will offer for sale at public out
cry, al his residence on Lisbon steet in CanoIIlon,
On Wednesday The 1St day Of September merit,
Bedsteads, tables, chairs, one cooking stove, one
coal stove, one settpe, shoemakers lasts and bench
es, together with general assortmento Of household
and kitchen furniture, two soaps and bees, &c, &C.
TERMs.-A credit Of six months will be given
for all sums over one dollar the purchaser giving
bohd with approved security.
N B. The subscriber intending to remove west
on the l-t of Septenber it Us indispensaby neces-
sarv for every one who know themselves indebted
to him to come Immediately and settle If this no.
tce is not attended 10, he will! be compelled 10 leave
their accounts notes, &C., in the hands Of an off.
Ger for settlement. HENRY HELFRICH.
Carroilto2, July 80, lG47--II-6t.
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SEfERTFE'S SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of Pin. Al. Vendi EXPO. s
sued out OF The court Of common pleas Of Carrot
cou1ty, and 20 ne directed, will offer for sale at
the doorot the court house IN CuroIIton, on
Friday The 13A day Of august, I847,
betwe the hours OF 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. end o.
clock, +. N. the following described property, to
wit The west halt OF the .ou,Lwrst quarter OF seq
ton II, township l3, and range i. ALSO, III,
southeast quarter OF the southwest quarter Of sec
ton II, township l3 Of range /; containing forty
acres, more Or less, with the Improvements there
on. Taken in execution and will be sold by
Z. MCGUIRE, Sheriff
July 9. l847--39-5t. Pr. Zee 81 80.
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WHAT is DOING ON THE GREAT "FArAER OF
RIVERS" ."-On the first day of the assembling of
the Chicago Convention, Thomas Allen, ESQ.,,
submitted report drawn up by him at the re-
quest of the Delegates of ST. Louis, relative to
the commerce and navigation of the valley of
the Mississippi. 1t is stated in this document
that in 1916 the receipts in New Orleans from
the upper country amounted to II millions of
dollars; the STEAMBOATS, engaged in the trade of
ST. Louis were 25l; and the whole number on
the Western Rivers 1900, valued at 16 millions
of dollars, to which are to be added 1000 keel
and fiat boats. The annual cost of transporta-
ton is Al millions. The total value of the do
mestc products put aAoat upon the waters of the
valley is 260 millions; and the value ofthe whole
commerce ahoat is 43O millions, being double
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-07-30

Doctor Tayl0r's Genuine Balsam of L.rerEor
This great discovery and Chryn0-thsrnal remedy b.
making steady and rapid progress. ], has cured 1e
hopeless eases gf consumption, asthma, bronchitis
and ia daily gaining, the confidence Of the COmmuu.-
". One oi our most wealthy merchants has lately
told Us the history 0f his case and b. this de-
seryecly celebrated medicine; bot where one case
comes 70 the public notice, thousands are withheld
from motives Of deiicacy. Testimonials from most
respectable Doctors and other individuals are D. be
seen aud read At The only Oice 375 BoNery, perfect
y conclusive a % its curative character Indeed Il
seems 10 have outstipped Doctors and oil other rem
edes combined in curing consumption, colds, coughs,
splitting Of blood, pain in the side, &c. Asa family
medicine il should be in every house 70 give 70 chill
dren, ladies' Sci il will save hundreds d dollars in
physicians bills, medicines, &c, and then is pleas
ant medicine, and cures forthwith without trouble.
Butyou should be sure 10 see Dr. Leeds signature
to the elegant label on each bottle or % direct 10
the only office, 57j Bowery where there are one or
two Doctors always ready 70 give you advice
AGENIS-k Kennedy, Calroii.oui John lr-
vine, ktgole; A. F. Moore jefferson; {. e. WI
ung, Canton Doc. Lyon, WaI-yil.e; D. r. Gu.
ham, New Lis.on; S. Scott Steubenvi.e.
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THE ONO HARMoNIsT; collection Of Psalm and
Hymn tunes, from the best authors: to which is
added Supplement of Temperance Songs; al
so, containing The rudiments of music, on a
plain and concise plan. By Alexander AuId.
A new music book, bearing the above title, was
laid upon our table, by the author, during the
past week. Mr.. Aud, while in this place, gave
instructions in music, as arranged in his work,
as we learn, TO the entire satisfaction of those in
attendance. "The principal design of the Com
piler, in issuing this work, is, 10 offer to the pub
lie book that will assist them in acquiring a
knowledge of the Seven Syllables in Music, with
out a,edous and ndnever-endingstudyof yof the Round
Note System. The author believes that the Pa
tent Note plan is as much better than the Round
Note plan, to give an easy and correct understan.
ding of Music, as well-painted landscape view
is to give clear and correct idea of scenery than
a meagre written description" Our knowledge
of music is too imperfect to allow US to speak Of
the merits of the work before US, but we are as
sured by those fully competent to Judge, that for
utility and easy comprehension, is much suPe'
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ARRIVAL OF THE BRITANNIA.
BosToN, July II, I847.

BosToN, July II, I847.
The English steamer Britannia has arrived at
Boston, bringing Liverpool dates To July 4.
Large sales OF Western -four have been made
at "a shiIlngs, but that price cannot be realized
for any considerable quantity.
Richmond and Alexandria brands are sold at
33s. per barrel; Philadelphia aud Baltimore at
52s; New Orleans and Baltimore al 32s; New
Orleans and Ohio al 3ls; Canada steam mill flour
28 To 29s.
Indian meal 90 TO els. per bushel; Indian corn
44s. Cd. to 45s per quarter; Cotton has adyanc-
ed OF penny per pound since the departure
Of the last steamer.
The cotton market has been inflated in an in.
verse ratio and shows a state of Improvement
The advance is { of penny per pound. The
latest quotations, Upland aud Mobile "a, New
Orleans "a per pound.
The prices Of provisions have been generally
steady for the last fortnight, so that any improve
ment alteration cannot be made.
Prime mess beef is worth from 80 to 95s. per
barrel; ordinary SO 10 90s; mess 55 to Cos.
Pork stands, for new prime mess 10 10 76s per
barrel; old 65 TO 70s; prime So 10 62s.
Hams in pickle sell freely, but there has been
no market for dry.
There is no important change in metals.
Corn continues firm at the prices quoted at the
departure of the last steamer.
The money market has improved very consd
erably, and greater confidence has been infused
in every branch Of trade; not only is growing
liberalily evlnced for the Bank Of England, but
the provincial banks generally manifest spirit
Of enlarged accommodations; the paper of the
Bank Of England in actual circulation, including
seven day and other pou bills, decreased last
week from l8,8l5,057 10 1874 ,49O pounds, be.
ing decrease of 1861 pounds, while the in.
crease of bullion was l4,808 pounds.
The trial mail steamer Hibernia arrived on the
28lh ult. The Washington arrived in Bremen
on the 10Th, and the Sheridan reached them on
the Goth ut.
Father Matthew has received pension of 300
pounds per year from the crown.
Rumor states that the Pope has declined ma.
king a Bishop of Cork.
The remains of Daniel O'Connel are expect
ed to arrive off South Hampton on the 17lh.
The Sarah Sands pntinto Cork in consequence
Of an accident 10 her machinery; she was expec,
ted TO sail yesterday.
Jenny Lind is creating the greatest possible
sensation in London she is engaged 10 sing for
two nights in Glasgow and Edinburgh, at a remu-
neraron of 1000 pounds.
The feveri is raging 10 great extent in Liver.
pool; it has made great havoc among the Roman
Catholic clergy, eight having been carried off in
Two months. The disease IN every instance was
contracted by them while visiting the sick.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-07-30

USE every honorable means within our power 10
secure the election Of the men who receive the
nomination. An opposite course, or even luke
warmncss-a "neiIher cold nor hot" policy, will
90 far 10 inyigoule our opponents, and encourage
them to resort to the numerous systems Of CHI
cunnory and fraud-of political jugglery, that
has for years marked the course Of that party
whose motto is-"Tule OF ruin
In view Of the importance Of the questions in.
yolved, and to be decided at the coming election,
it behooves the Wings to be up and doingi-"La.
Dor while il is day, for the night comelh, when
no man can work" Remember that the result
in this county may decide the contest in the
Slale,-remember that a victory is not to be Sc.
cured without an untring efou-Ihat every man
is required, and that too, in the advance column.
In by-gone years the Wings of "liuIe CARROLL
have acquitted themselves noby-have come
out from the contest with flying colors, cheered
by the shouts Of victory, while their bre,hern in
other counties, Boosting al times Of Wing ma.
jority Of triple the magnitude Of that obained in
this county, have suffered drhemsclyest TO be shame
fully beaten. And why! The answer is simple.
The Wings Of Carroll priced their principles 50
highly they entered the contest-eyery man at
his post and prepared for dury-and contested the
ground inch by inch until victory was secured.
Such means always have secured success, and
will not fail now. Then, let US prepare for the
contest, the time for action is fast approaching:
Wings of Carroll, are ye ready!
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ATTENTION!
BRIGADE Orders, No. 2,

The rife company, No, l, commanded by capt.
Jacob Cdlp company No. 9, commanded by pt
Sylvester Wallace, company No. s. commanded by
capt. Joseph Close, and the ghtinlantry company
No. l, commanded by capt. N. Burger, com pany
No, 2, commanded by capt. Geo. F. Kennedy, are
hereby ordered to parade in Carroton, on Thurs
day the Goth day OF August, lS47, al 10 O'clock
A. NJ. completely armed, uniformed and equipped,
for the purpose OF training, and remon under arms
until legally discharged on the evening OF Satur-
day the 2S.h By order of H. A. .STIDGER,
Bird. Gen. Sd B., 9th D., 0. NJ.
July %, lS47-4l-4t.
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4 LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Carroton. Car
roll county, Ohio, on the lst day Of July, 1871
Armstrong AaronEdwards, John Pease. Mr..
Ames, Mordecai Eyerhart, Catha plageman. Cbas.
Allen, Mary Ann Foster, George Potts, Thomas
Atwood, enry Flctchner, John Packman, uhas.
Burwel Samuel Green, Sarah Russell. Matthew
Brown Jacob Greer, " iIliam Rease, l. F.
Brown, Norvel Gilbreth Jane E Righart. John
Buck. james Huston. John {. Smover David
BarckIy, John Hess, Samuel Smith, Monseer
Best A }. oobIer, " m. Steel, Sarah
Brown Israel Johnston, John Stulty, Andrew
Brown Wm Esq Luton, Jacob Thompson g.
Cameron, Thos. Littel, Al. jackson
CaSkey, " llham Lewis, Isaiah Ting, J. P. Esq
Crawford Jacob Lanbenber, Mr. Taylor John C..
Cox, Daniel McGavran, EL M'Tiernan, Peter
Conway, James Miller, Thomas Thorlev, Joseph
Cox, Josiah McFatter, Mary Vanhorn, Ann
Dean, " esey Moreand, Nm Watkins. J.
Darr, David Means & Freer Witherow, Faith.
Dewey, James NJ Minehart " ilsonW Wvekoof, John
Dixon, Margaret Mcqueen, VIM. " illiams, Henri.
Dewey,s.F. & GJ.MMaffet, G. w. West, David C.
Darr, Nicholas Men, Jacob WoIf, John Jacob
Persons calling for any of the above will please
state that they are advertised.
kENRY A. STIDGER. p. NJ
July 9, l847: By JOSEPH DOLL, Assistant.
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sHERITF's SALE

- 7rus ~ Erl Of yauii eKp0gs-, asued
'Hi Of DE e1n.t %. enrum1u p.rF- r.. 'srGI r'ur-
H' Oh'l' ind 10 r'- drr,'rl. o. oHrr 70. sac a.
-Ir f11- Of % cJIr 1lu-. 100 f.tr.l. ..aH. on
Tassday iis l7.h aag sf Iuspl, IgI7.
.'iS--n iha hour Of - o'c.r,s. A. a. and CO.,
clock. r A., b. in.1Wllg d-scr.at r05st,. 90
F.a part nj .EH n0lihras 4unrl-r oi --ruua iu su.
y, IU .0TushiY sixteen, ru range SIX, bounded and
.sr@r'@d 1- 10 l7ws: -rmmsH~rrr 1tr r0-' ,t..rs-
Hu" '-'g rg,i Of 10, No. fIiy-nH-, .n gIs town OF
Malvern, lhsnra east sKy-fve bet % pot.
thence moth ward.y IwsnIy-hv- i~eI 20 po-G sl-i
Ii 10! No. hiiy-uiHe, thence -ou.l-a-iKsIi'y 70
he southeast corner q Lot No. figy-una, and lo
'hr llee Of beginning, Wi.h gh- Improvements
thereon. Taken 10 execution AID will 30 sold ty
L. MrTsiRE. sheriff.
July -, l3l7-4O-5L Pr. tee = g.
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THE BEST OFFER MADE YET.
A Life sized Portrait of Gen. z. TAYLOR

TwENTV-EGHT INCHES WIDE BY THIRTY LONG,
COlored, will be given as premium to any person
forwarding 50 in advance for once years subscription
to Godey's Ladys Book-or any person in arrears for
one more years, by forwarding the money due and
year in advance, will also be entitled to copy.
The only correct likeness Of General Taylor erer
giren to the american public.
This portrait is pronounced by the press work Of
art that has never been exceed, and for its faithful
ness as likeness, the following testimony is offered
"New York. May, lS47.
ave, the undersigned, officers of the U, S. Army,
being personally acquainted with Gen. Taylor, con-
slider the above portratto be a correct likeness.
J. p. Morrison, Capt. 4th Regt. of Infantry.
R. A. Luther, Capt. ID Reg't of Artillery.
F. Hamilton Maj. 10th Infantry,
]. M. Folts, Surgeon u S. Navy.
w Sidney Smith, lst. 1t. lst. Artillery.
D. g. Rogers, lst, 1t. 2d. Dragons.
A. Lowd, Capt. I'd Artillery.
A. Myers, I'd, Lieut.. 5th Infantry"
The above certificate is sent with every portrait.
Address, l.. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.
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July 9, l847.
ARE YE READY?

Little more than two weeks now remains until
the assembling of the Wing Convention for this
county;-unriI the Wings of Carroll will be call
ed upon to select candidates TO be supported at
the approaching elections the political cam
paign for I847 will have fairly commenced. BY
that time our opponents will be fully organized
already in the field-wth ticket 'cut and dried
ITnop the result Of the deliberations of the Con.
venton. will, in a measure, depend the success Of
the Wing ticket in this county on the second
Tuesday of October next If the right spirit is
fel,-if order and harmony controls its deIib'
erations-if concert and action be the result OF
its proceedings,-Ihen we enter the contest Win
out any fears for the result; but if not, the pros
pect Of success will be lessened. This being The
case, it behooyes every Wing in the county to
exert himself. Perhaps there is not one who has
No, particular friend whom he desires to see
elected TO office, If so, then see to it;-now is
the time to attend to that matler,-a week hence
NAV he TOO late. Others have their preferences
also. The time for canvassing such preferences
;s before the assembling of the Convention;-nor
,6er !, shall have closed its labors, Whatever
our preferences may have been before that peri
od the success of our cause.-The triumph of
Whig princples-demands. imPoratively de-
mapds, that we yield them to the maIorlly' and
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-07-30

6TThe editor of the "Tuscarawas Advocate"
is informed that the Free Press has been mailed
for him regularly, and that his failing to receive
it is no fault of ours. We were somewhat incl-
ned to ask friend Patrick what had become of the
"Advocate," as it reaches US only sem-occasion-
ally, but presume that some of Cave Johnson's
honest deputies have better right to it than we;
or, perhaps, they think that its transmission
through the mail would be giving said and COM
fort to the enemy" An Illinois editor requests
one of his exchanges to write "reHgiOus paper"
on the outside of the wrapper, to keep Post Mas
tiers from stealing it. We think that similar
precaution would ensure more regular receipt
of several of our favorlte exchanges.
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LATER NEWS FROM SANTA FE.

Another battle with Mexcans and lndians-Two
Americans killed and three wounded-loss of
Government caule-Lieut. Loves Command
safe-arrival ofCol. Russell from California.
On the 9th of May an engagement took place
at the Red river canon, one hundred and fifty
miles southeast of Santa Fe, between detach.
ment of our troops, under the command of Ma
jor Edmundson, amounting to about lis, and a
band of Mexcans and Apache Indians, supposed
to number 400. These men were combined to-
gether for the purpose of committing depreda.
tions upon American property, and few days
previous had succeeded in stealing $50 horses
from the traders and others.
The engagement took place on foot, and last.
ed for some TWO hours. 1t was not known how
many of the enemy were killed, but Two Ameri-
cans were killed and third was wounded and
reluctantly left on the ground when retreat was
ordered.
On lhe Sd Of June, Lieut.. Col. Wilcox, with
about 115 men, was met on his march from
Taos, in pursuit of the Mexican and Indian for
ces. He had got upon their trail, and was re-
solved upon an engagement with them. We are
sorry TO hear that garrison of only fifteen SOL
ultIS was lClt OF OOo1 al vi hIiOiil HCIC Ol
sick list.
Col. Price was at Santa Fe, with portions OF
several companies Of volunteers.
Two Government trains of wagons were met
at the crossing of the Pawnee Fork The In
dians annoyed them very much, and succeeded
in killing 1T head of cattle belonging to the
Government train, (under charge of Capt. Bell,
wagon mastery and Mr. Goodrich. The cattle
were all speared, and their tails cut off close, to
be used as trophies of victory. A Mr.. Smith, Of
Platte county, who was on guard at the lime, re.
coived seven spear wounds, one Of which struck
him in the throat.
Col. VIM. H. Russell, Secretary of the Ter.
ritory of California, has come in bearer of des.
patches from Col. Fremont for the Government
at Washington.
We condense the above from the St. Louis
Republican Of the 7th.--Pits. Gar.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ OF Fl. Fa Et. Lev. Fa. issu-
ed cut OF the Fourt OF common pleas Of Carroll
county, and to me directed will offer for sale at
the door OF the court house in CarroIlton. on
Friday the 18th day Of august, i847,
between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. II and ~.
clock, P NJ the following described property tn
wit the east half of the northwest quarter of Sec
ton ,, in township II, OF range 5; ALSO. the east
halt ot the northeast quarter OF section 2f. town
ship I3, OF range 1. Of the lands ordered to be sold
at S,euuen,Hir, Ohio. Taken in execution end
will he sold " E. Mcguire. Sheriff
Juy9. lSl7-39-jL Pr. fee 81 80.
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NEW TINwARE MANDATORY.

THE subscriber invites public attention 10 his sho
Just opened one door east OF the General Taylor
House, (ormerly occupied by VIM. D. Jenkins
where he intends manufacturing to order, as also
keeping on hand, tin, copper and brassware, in
such variety as the demand may seem to require.
He hopes by the closest industry and untiring
attention. to merit such encouragement Us will
warrant him to continue and extend the business
Every description of mending, in his line. pronpt-
ly done to ordel. THOMAS H. ATKiNS SON.
CarrolI:on, June 25, I947-37-tf.
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To the wings Of Carroll county

FELLow-CIT1zENs: The undersigned, in PurSu'
ance of their duty as your Central Committee
and in view of the approaching Annual Election
think proper to call upon you to assemble at the
Court House, in Carrollton, on
Saturday the 14th day Of August lSll
at o'clock, P. M, en- maSse, to nominate can
didates for the various offices tie be filled ut our
approaching Annual Election.
If the people of any of the townships prefer
meeting in their township capacity, to appoint
committee to attend the Convention to be holden
on the l4th the undersigned would recommend
that they meet at the usual place for holding
elections in their respective townships, on the
Saturday previous to the assembling of the Coun'
~ Convention. ROBERT KENNEDY,
DANIEL WARD,
CHARLES ELSON,
JAMES M. DAVIS,
T. w. COLLIER,
JpIv Q. 1847. Wing Central Committee.
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DEATHS DoINGs.-Joseph c. Neal, author Of
the Charcoal Skeckes," and editor of Meals
Saturday Gazette, died at his residence in Pha-
dephia on Saturday the t7th inst. Mr.. Neal
was one of the most humorous and interesting
writer's in the country, and in his decease the
world of letters has lost "a bright particular STAR
Charles Naylor, formerly Representative in
Congress from the city of Philadelphia, and lat
terly Captain in the Pennsylvania Volunteers,
died recently in Mexico.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

BY vir.ue Of a writ Of r. 10 II Lev Faeiss, s-
-ued on. ol ihs court Of common pleas Tor CauOI
counly, Ohio, and - me directed, wiIl offer Tor
sale al the dOor Of the court house in CarroJ0n Oh
Tuesday The l7h day Of august, l847,
tetwren lle hours OF 10 o'cDck. A. VI. aud o.
cock, p VI. the following deserted pr perry, 10
vii: Loi- Ne. l0y aud iCl ln the town Of Mslvrru,
with .ae Improvements thereon. Taken .u ryeru-
ZION and viii la sold ty 7. MCGUIRE, Sheriff
july H., Igl7-d0-Jt pr t-- Il 30.