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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
domestic Gumpen0.

NEW HAMPSHIRE.-A rich mine of pumbago,
or black ead has been opened in Jeffrey at the foot
of the Monadnock mountain. 1t brings about $50 per
ton. The mine was purchased for $50.
MASSACHUSETTS, whole numbear offor-
egn arrivals in I847 was 274O of coastwise arrivals
1904 the number of foreign clearences was 2,525
coastwise cearances 325l. Tie revenue collected in
the Port of Boston in 1947 amounted to S. 22339
The Legislature has chosen Francis B. Crownin-
shield for Speaker of the house-Chas. w. Story for
Clerk.
RHODE lSLAND.-Hon. Tristan Burgess is pub
fishing letters in the Providence Journal on the boun
dairy, in which he admits that six towns Cumberland,
Burlington Warren, Bristol, Tiverton and Little Comp
ton-should be transferred back from Rhode Island to
Massachusetts. AS if little Rhodey" was not small
enough already
CONNECTICUT.-The examination OF the stu
DENTS Towe! and Ewing for the brutal assault on Tu-
tors Emerson and Goodrich, was commenced at New
Haven Tuesday, and continued through the day and
on Wednesday. No material facts were elected The
students having been disguised Mr. Emerson is unable
fully to recognize the prisoners being the assauters
The prisoners have two Philadelphia lawyers and one
from New Haven, to manage their defence.
NEW YORK.-There were no less than Is arrests
on the night of Dec 3Oh of which % were for intox-
cation 26 for disorderly conduct for petit larceny,
for stealing urkies and for assault and battery
On the following night there were "a, making in the
two nights a total of l59
The Utica Gazette says the Message of Gov. Young
was received in that place by express locomotive,
in two and half hours running time distance SO
miles from Albany. The first al miles of the Utica
and Schenectady road laid with Trail, was run in IS
minutes, the first 6 miles in 5 minutes
During the twelve months past the Chief Engineers
Report states that there have been 26l fires in various
parts of the city OF New York; by which the value of
property destroyed am united to 100000. In those
confagratons eight pc burned to DEATH and
six others injured.
PENNSYLVANIA.-The Legislature of Pennsy-
vanu, was organized by the choice of William Pack
er, Democrat, for Speaker of the House, and Mr. Viii
liamson Wing, President of the Senate Gov. Shunks
message was delivered yesterday. He takes strong
ground in favor of prosecuting the with Mexico,
and urges Pennsylvania to be ready to bear herpart in
the WORK.
OHIO,-Lyne Startling, Esq of Columbus, has made
donation of $4,000 to the Medical College of that
city.
Gov. Sladc was in Cleveland on the 18th ult, lecur-
ing on Christian education in the West.
lLLlNOlS.-The Grand Jury of Morgan county,
have indicted Asa Hitchcock and-Agard of Wa
verify, in that county, for running off negroes belong
ing to two citizens of St. Louis.
LOUISIANA-Benj Story, the wealthiest mcr
chant in N. Orleans, died IN that city the Goth ut
WISCONSIN.-An immense number of Germans
have gone West during the past year. They have
transformed northern Wisconsin from wilderness in
to fertile cultvable section of country
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
II EMS

Discovery Of an Eldnd-On the 21st of March, an
island covered with uXuran vegetation, is represent
ed to have been discovered eighty miles north and
bout one thousand miles east of the Bermudas. The
skeleton Of man, and boat partly built were found
on the beach. So says Capt Paulson the Charles
ton Courier.
Maple Sugar in Termont-Mr R. Richardson in
his late address beforehe Washington County (At) Ag.
Society," states that in 1870 the quantity of maple su-
ger made in Vermont was 4617934 lbs.-equal to a.
bout Ii pounds to each man, moman, and child.
A remarkable undertaking is in progress in Sweden,
that Of lowering the waters of the great lake of Oeren
twelve feet which has become necessary, in conse-
quence Of the construction of railway from Stock
holm to Gutenberg. The work is done exclusively
by soldiers.
Mortality. year past, five United States
Senator'S near tenth of the whole number have de-
ceased, viz: Messrs. Pennybacke of Virginia. Barrow
of I.nnisiana Sroiht Of Mississippi, Huntington of
Connecticut; and Fairfield Of Maine.
VALUABLE FREIGHT.-A company of missionaries
recently embarked at London for various stations in
the Pacific. Among the items of the cargo, were
5000 copies of the scriptures in Tahitian the language
of the Society Isles, and 1000 copies of the Pilgrims
Progress. Also large quantity Of Bibles and tracts
printing materials, and an iron chapel.
PUsENsM IN ENGLAND-Dr. Salzbacher, a Ger
man Papst, has been travelling in England, and has
visited Dr. Pusey and had satisfactory interview with
him. He reports that "out of $4,000 ministers of the
English Church, more than 5000 rank Puseyites."
Smithsonian hstthe.-The Speaker of the House
of Representatives has re-apponted Hon. Henry Hill
lard, of Alabama, Regent Of this Institution, and
has added to the board of Regents, to fill vacancies
Hon. George P. Marsh Of Vermont, and Hon. Robert
McColand of Michigan.
Nominations Confrmed-The Telegraphic report
at New York. states that on Thursday, the Senate in
Executive session, confirmed the nomination of the
Hon. John w. Davis, late Speaker of the House, as
Commissioner to China, to take the place vacated by
the death of the Hon. Alexander H. Everett also that
of Col Rowan to Naples, to take the place of Col.
Polk; and thatof DR.. Niles to Sardinia.
On Sunday, the 18th inst, it so dark in Cncin-
natl at A. NJ, that faces could not be recognised at
a greater distance than two yards.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
Weekly Receipts.

C E Joslin, R Smith, A Thomas, NJ Morton,
Segar, Wheeler, r Robinson, N Perrin,
B Durkee T Hunt, D f Holmes Chandler, d
Avery, T Daily, ] Woodward, B Furber d
Thomas, S Paige, A Carrck, Crane, J Huse,
NJ Clement, w VIM, | Nye, | Thayer, ]
Lawrence, D Stevens, A Burt, Taylor, A AL
len, E Mcclellan, J Atwood, | Smith, G
Knowlton, ] Jewett, II Martin, R Martin, E AL
exander, J Bond, w Ellsworth, ] Warren, ]
Dart, G Richmond, D Babcock T Bancroft,
A Davis, o Perrin, A Amsden, D G Eastman,
Fl Stson, R W Nye, A Adams, L Walker, r
Allen, N Cheney, w R Skater, D Sawyer, ]
Macarthur, F Vaughan, II Gorham, A Bliss, S.
Marshall II Hosford, G w Joy, M Armstrong,
d l. Frost, 6 C Hunter, Dushuttle, Mar
shall, W Martin, w Austin Spaulding, E
Ashley, Harris, T Davis, T Clifford, M Buck,
L Coy, c Dennison, W S Baldwin J Southland
G McAllister, G Dlmick, r. Wickham, d An
drus, O 6 Hulep, S Underwood, A Underwood
S Gregory, H Rice, H g. Stedman, J Burriage,
F Lamson, Battles, 81 each; d Dana, L
Raymond, II Evans, ] Morrill,, Larkin, P
Cooper, H Phelps, s Anderson, H N Aus
tin, G Larabee, A Richardson o Hincher, L
Fiske, c Ellis, Briant g. King, 81 80 each Nj
Harwood, S Ramsey, H FeIch, 50 each; L
Richmond, (per agency,) H Ross, Rich, SO
each G Hastings, $2,35; B Day, 63c; Sum-
ner g. Woodbury., c Josn, v Bogue, soc each /;
J Walbridge, 1925, F P Leach, 81 so; 8
Kendall, &c; NJ Dean, 81
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.
Fourth DiStriCt~~COuntY Conventions.

Pursuant to the recommendation of the District
Convention held at Hardwick, for more thorough or
ganizaon Of the District Conventions for the organi-
zation of Counties, will be holden as follows, viz:
WASHINGTON COUNTY--At Montpelier,
Tuesday, Jan. 25th, 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Free
Church.
LAMOlLLE COUNTY AT Morrisville, Wednes-
day, JAN Goth, 10 o'clock A. M.
CALEDONIA COUNTY-At Dantille, Thurs
day, JAN 9th, 10 o'clock A. M.
ORLEANS C0UNTY-At Albany, Friday, Jan.
2Sth, 10 o'clock A. M
ESSEX COUNTY-At Guildhall, Tuesday, Jan.
25th, 10 o'clock A. M.
By order of District Com.
Jan. 10th, 184S.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
1flarrtaQe9.

In Windsor on the I'd inst, by Rev. Moses Kid
der, Mr. Jasper Hazen Jr., of Woodstock, to Miss
Achsah Cone of Hartford.
In Hartand, on the 9Th inst by Rev. Moses Kidder
Mr. Isaac P. Holt of Lyme ~ H. and Miss Emily NJ
Mallad of the former place.
In Weathersfed, on the Cd inst, by the Rev z. S.
Haynes, Mr. William l.. Stiles of Windsor to Miss
Betsey A. Sargent of Springfield
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
NOTICE.

DOR SALE, first rate Tanneysaid lanyard situated
good wafer privilege, furnished with good buildings quite
first place for business which be carried any
tent which country would desire There good supply
Of Stock for the handBak &C. Also house, Barn.
and out Buildings together with 30 Of good nnd which will
be sold not just wishes Inquire al This once
December 81, 1871 2;tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
BRIGHTON MARKET.

THURSDAY, Jan. 6.
At MARKET $40 Beef Cattle, 10 yokes Working Ok.
an, 20 Cows and Calves $500 Sheep, and about 300
Swine.
Beef CuAe-Extra 81; LIST quality So ID and Sd
qualities from toe
Working Oren-Saes dull, and prices were not no.
ticed.
Co,rs and Calucs-Sales dull, noticed at Sl8 and %.
Sheep-Dull, and sales were not noticed.
Sicine-Sales were not noticed
N. B. In consequence of the principal butchers
having supplied themselves with Cattle and Sheep on
Monday, large numbers remain unsold at the close of
the Market of Beef and Sheep-say 400 head of
Beeves and 5000 Sheep.
BOSTON MARKET-M MONDAY, Jan. 10.
FLOUR Michigan and Genesoe, $3.50 AGO.
GRAIN-Corn, 63 "A.
Rye, 80 &C.
Oats "A 81.
PROVISIONS-Bee 200 II 90.
Pork, $50 1900
BUTTER-14 90.
Lard, 90 a OOO
Cheese 5 8.
WOOL-Prime Saxony is a SO
American full blood 40a 45
do "a do 35a38
do 10 do 81 a33
do Ia & com do 2Sa31
Promiscuous qualities IA 40
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
Farewell Night.

Farewell Night.
ALL THE VARIETIES OF EVOLUTIONARY EXPRESSION
DKoF BRONSON, by request will devote FRIDAY evening
jan a. exclusively to REGULATIONS, in the Free Church
1t O'Clock,
PART FIRST.
]. lamlets Instructions on Delivery shakespeare.
2. Waterloo: The Ball and Battle, Byron.
3. The Village Blacksmith, L0ngtellow
A. The Whskers or, the Power Of Fashion, WoodwOrh.
:. Enlogum the South; (Iteply to WebsterO layne.
g. EnOgu the North (Reoinder to Ilayne) Webster.
7. The Nun: taking the Veil, Rogers.
g. The BEST Cure for Trouble, Ben Brisk.
Parrhasus the Painter Olynhan Caytive N. Willis.
PART SECOND
l. Recitations instead of Theatres, DR.. Claiming,
2 Ode on the Passions. Collins.
8 Tit for Tat: or, Coquetry punished Woodworth
4. The Sailor Boys Dr0lm; Dmond.
5. The Resurrection of the Lord, Hardle.
9. The Landing Of the Pilgrim Fathers, Henans.
7. Liberty and Union, Now and Forever! Webster
8. Wife, Children aud Friends Spencer.
s. The Maniac; Scene in private Mad hose) Lewis.
TO- The Old Bachelors dedicated to whom may
Single Tickets % CENTS Triple do ur two Ladies' aud Gen
leman so cents. No POstponement
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13

The ship Robert G. Shaw of Boston, from Charles
ton for Havre, (cargo cotton was struck by lightning
on the night of the 9th of Dec and was burnt to the
boat and arrived at Brest on the 10Th ult
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
WATCHEN5 ELRY,
IRA s. TO WV.

~
this day received from York large and extensive ms
srtncht OF the following described GOODS many other
na TOO numerous to he mentioned selected expressly for the
ray ana Winter tade comprising the greatest variety articles
to be found i'll the State which the Of the public is
invited. ~
p1 Cod a sa Hs2 Watches, Iy. h, 5 ES
Escapemens Of all qualities and prices, from The celc
braled Makers in London and Liverpool
aS SSS Jeery, 8 g. ell at ae1 ce,s F Gsa
Beads, Guard Chains Keyes God and Silrer Pencils,
SPeciac'es, Taimbies GoH Pens Lockets, teiM zen
sral assortment Of Gold Sauer and Gill Fancy Goods.
Plated Cake Bdskrts, CandeStcks Casors Plated and
Britannia HGe, Spoons, Forks, Butter Knires &c.
BRITANNIA TEA & COFFEE POTS.
Sugar and Cream Pots. Pocket Cutlery, Scissors,
Ra@ors &c, from The celebrated manufacturers of Sej
field, Rogers, CROOKS s Co. icith many cheap kinds.
Steel Bag and Purse Clasps Beads silk Guads ChaRs
and Purses Spectacle Eyes Lamp Wcks Tin and Shell Music
Boxes, Thermometers, Tea Bells, &c.
a. A good assortment Of Wallets, Pocket Books
lE8f and Card Cases,
o'' Patent so sf Barrel self Revolving Pistols,
Anda great Variety Of Cheap Pocket Pistols, &C.
Purchasers may be assured that everything my line will be
furnished On as favorable be procured from any 9TH
source.
Montpelier, Oct. 9TH, ls47. 4Of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
Musical ZnSirAm ents.
cd

Bass Vos Melodeons, Accordeons Flutes Vos and Violin
Bows, Also Strings etc.
yJEW ELRY of every scrpon made ORDER by expe-
rienced WORKMAN.
FINE WATCHES of descriptions repaired by experienced
MATCHMAKER,
1y-Come and for yourselves. hl my shop
date the public and furnish first articles small advance
FROM Cost l. s. TOWN.
Mon,nnIier Oct 1917. 40tY
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
BENNINGTON County Convention,

A Convention of the Liberty party for the County
of Bennington will be holden at SALISBURY, on Thurs
day, the goth day of January, 1913, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, for the purpose of appointing County Com
mittee and further organization of the Liberty host
Let every town in the County be represented.
o. i, SKATER, Chairman of the Dis. Com.
Dec. 29th 1847.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
BRIGGS
understandable
BLACK RECORD INA,

MANUFACTURED AND FOR SALE BY
LYMAN BRIGGS, at MONTPELIER, VT.
Is Ink has been tested the maker who has been record
ing officer twelve years in the Co of Washington and for flu
idy beauty and durability Of is cuOn unsurpassed by any
use is therefore confidently recommended patronage
Cegmen, Teachers, Students Clerks of Courts and Corp
TONS Registers Of Deeds Posmastegs Cashiers Banks Aoy
roys and all Others WHO value essuy, cs pldy and durabu
hYln chlOCarhy ga mo-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13

These meetings Will be holden at one o'clock p. m
and one or more of County Committee will be in at
tendance.
1t is very desirable that the members of the Liberty
party in each of these towns should make all necessa
ry arrangements and attend The meetings. in order thai
the organization may be complete.
(LjTAt the meeting in Chelsea on Friday, all the
County Committee are desired to be present to confer
upon business of Importance.
By Order of County Com.
Orange, Co. JanuarH 5, 1913.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13

Third DiSlrict~"COunty Conventions,
.a5d;.o"-Weybrdge, Wesleyan Church, Thursda,
Jan. 20.
BY order Dist. Com.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
Musical Instruments.

f. D. q. g. NfE, Manufacturers of SERAPHENEs Piano
ana CYLINDER Key MEiODEONS of various sizes and prices
with Rosewood Black Walnut and Mahogany Cases at North
Montpelier VI
we invite the attention those wishing purchase any of the
above kinds Of Instruments and patronage also should
he quality OF tone, workmanship aud prices their approba
ton
Orders for instruments from abroad pnnctuay noticed
airs of all kinds of Musical instruments thoroughly done;
tuning to suit the best critic pay
North Monpelier, Oct. 1877.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
Orange COuntymTOwn Organization.

In accordance with the plan of Organization adopt
ed by the County Convention holden at Chelsea on the
26th ult, meetings will be held in the following places
to complete the organization of the towns which the
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13
Dfnths.

AT his residence in Burlington, on the morning of
the 9Th inst, Heman Lowry, Esq, aged 60 years.
In Colchester, Dec. SIst Betsey Maria, wife of Geo.
Severance, aged "a years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-01-13


The Senate to-day, without transacling any business
of interest, adjourned over to Monday next
HOuse.--The Southern Mail was again discussed in
COMMITTEE of the whole, Mr. Smith Of Indiana in the
chair.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15
NOTICE..
January 2G

FEY He Suhscsibcrs being heirs a, law and
III. distributes Of The estate Of John B,
Harvey. deceased. with view TO the partition
ofthe same, will offer for sale, n, public ontcry
at EdgciieId Court House, on Thursday the
10Th day of March next, all the interes, Of John
B. Harvey, deceased, being one undivided,
moletv, or half. in the tract Of land conta lining
fifteen hundred acres. more or less, situate in
this district. on Shaw's creek. and adioinin
lands of John Il. Viewer. Frank Posey, and
others, wherein is valuable Sawmill. COM
Portable Dwelling bouso, and convenient out
houses
On Monday the 20l, March next, the sub.
scribcrs will also offer for sale at public ontcry,
at the premises ahove described, being the lale
residence OF the said John 3. Harvey, deceased
all and singular the personal estate of the said
deceased. consisting of three Negroes. House.
hnld and Kitchen Fnrn turc, one Buggy and
Harness, stock of Hogs and Cattle. Horses and
Mules. one road Wagon and Harness, one
Carryog. quantity Of Corn and Fodder, one
selt Blacksmith Tools, also Plantation Tools
and other articles of less value.
Terms of sale-As to the land. n credit ofone
and two years, and rs 10 the personal properly
4 credit until the 25th December next. The
purchase money, Of both, to be Secured by
notes with approved security. and Of the land
TO be also secured by a mortgage Of the preni.
scs if required.
CATHARINE HARVEY,
THOMAS B. HARVEY.
march 81 6
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15
THE EDGEFIELD =
FEJEE.4LE eHE.RDEyFY Y,
,-SfTe = CONDUCTED BY =:
DF. and Mrs. Jones',

NN7ILL open as heretofore advertised, on
wv Monday tie 7th Of February. The ar
engagements are as follows. A Primary Depart
ment, Junior, Middle and Senior Glasses.
In the Primary Department.
Spelling. Reading, Writing and .EIe.
mentary Arithmetic, 80 OO
In The Junior Class.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Grammar,
Arithmetic. Primary Geography,
Abridged History Composition, s 90
In the Middle Class.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arithme.
tic extended, Grammar and Pars
ing, General Geography, History
of United States and of England.
Astronomy, Chemistry, Natural
Philosophy, Composition, 10 OO
In The Senior Class.
Ancien, Geography, General History,
Critical Reading, Rhetoric. Logic,
Botany, Chemistry and Natural
Philosophy, Algebra, Geometry,
Latin with view 10 more tho.
rongh understanding Of English, ]2 90
Instruction in Music, Is 90
do do French, - 00
The year will he divided into four quarters
Of eleven weeks each, commencing as follows
lst of January, 18th Of March, Ist of June, and
Isl Of October.
Books, Stationary, &C., will be furnished al
prices 10 cover expenses only.
N. b. The present quarter ito commence on
the 7Ih of fFebluary,) will be charged as ball
quarter.
Ieb2 tf 2
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15
PATENTS PROCURED.

Of all NaiionS.-The subscribers asu have
every convenience lpl 'ransacl,ng all business
in relation 10 Patents. snch as preparing the
Papers and Drawings for and rblainin. Pa
tents in all countries and governments, the,
having correspondents in Europe To whose
care Inventions may be confded The snrren
der ami reissue Of Patents which have been is
sued in defective manner. opposition to ap
plicatiom for Patents c"ndncteL. reflections o.
Patents reconsidrrcd and assignments and 9th
er documents made.
Searches made 10, Patents. and copies ol
abstracts supplied. if English, American OF
French issues.
Full lists of American md English Patents
eau be consulted at our rtfice. The former
lis, is from the foundation nfthe Government
to the present time. and weekly from the Pa.
ten, Office, and the latter from the year 1901 TO
the last arrival by each searney.
Patents negotiated and sold in Europe to
great advantage. aud information furnished as
10 the value orany invention abroad.
KINGSLEYt Il PRISON..
Wall ST., New York.
feb 90 81 5
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-03-15
STATE OF SoUTHzCARoLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COMINCN@PL EdS.+

Brannon g. Anderson

DOBERT AND ERSONs one one Of The delen-
Ia dants in the above stated case, being now
in tile custody of the Sheriff Of Edgefield Dis.
trict, by virtue Of writs ofcapas ad ealisfaceI,.
dunn, at The suits Of The ref,ec,ve plaintiffs in
the above named cases. and:6aying filed on oath
a schedule of bis whole. .estate and effects, real
and personal. with view 10 obtain, ,;ihe benefit
OF the Acts orthe Legislature ofthis State, com.
monty called The InsoIvents Debtors Acts, on
motion of Mr.. Adams, Defendants Attorney,
Public notice is hereby given 10 the said Miller,
Ripley Il Co.. and all others the creditors Of
the said Robert Anderson, that the said peti.
ton will lie heard and considered on Friday the
sevenleeEti1 day Of, March 8next,at EJge6eld
Court House, OF on such lother day as the
Court may order, during thetterm. comn,onc
ing on the first Monday d. March, next, at said
palce, and The said Mer,sRipleyl 81 Gu, and
all Others the creditors ofst6e said Robert An.
derson, are hereby commando ed then and there,
either personally or by attorney, 10 show cause,
ifnny they can, why The petition Of the said
Robert Anderson, should fnH be heard and
granted and he be discharg from confinement
by complying with the Act.aforesaid, accord.
ing 10 the terms Of said AclssS
THO G.1BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Deer. i7ih, ,:Is7.
dec II 3m az