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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
Michigan PoIitics-Tbe State Election-Negro
suffrage, &c.
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Correspondence OF The Tribune
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Paw Paw Mich. Monday, Oct. q.
Our general Election comes oil the 7th oil noA'
month and will be an important one ny az
or,andn,ert in our Constitution the following
State officers are to be elected by the People I'm
..ood NJ beinr appointed, as before, viz Secre-
tor, or State. Auditor General, State Treasurer
Attorney General, Superintendent of Public In
structon, and three Judges of the Supreme Court.
We also elect Congressman, State Legislatures
and County officers generally. Among the
latter Prosecuting Attorney Tor each county,
which Office has been heretofore held oy
appointment We are also TO vote on the
adoption of the new State Constitution, ana
on the question of extending the nGht OF
suffrage 10 the descendants OF Africa. 80 you see
we shall have voting enough, Tor once w hAt
possible valid objection can be raised, IN country
which recognizes the principle that the r4SAt 10
govern comes from the consent Of the gotefted 20
allowing man to vote because his skin happens
70 be few shades darker and his hair to posses
more and shorter kinks than another mans, is en-
trely beyond the comprehension OF your CORE
spondent What man Of common sense who
values bis logical reputation is prepared to say
that it would not be as just and reasonable TO deny
aman the rights OF citizenship because ne
NAV be red haired, sqhntey or wrynecked =
Yet much fear that the people of this State
will deny to the colored population the poor PRIV
ilege of a voice in saying who shall tax. lmprlson
and hang them-beg pardon, was forgetting that
we don't break necks judically in this State now
predict that the great mass of that party winch
labels itself Democratic which claims to be
the exclusive friend of the poor man, the pro-
tector of the oppressed and lowy and iaHnts IN
everybody's face its banners inscribed with
Equal Rights, and all that sort OF thn9-wlH
orpose tins measure Of Justice No, Sir the
patent Democracy Of this State will not vote Tor
universal suffrage. That party thinks 'nlggers
nre very well in their place, but it would be dan
gerous to trust them with the elective franchise,
because they may not always vote the Demo
cratic ticket.
The Fugitive Slave Law is beginning to create
some excitement, and will doubtless have some
effect upon the Election, but the Locos will IN
doubtedly succeed in their State Ticket we
have nominated strong Free Soil Wing JosEPH
r. WILLIAMS for Congress in this lid District
The Opposition candidate is Hon. Charles r.
Stewart, who was effectually and handsomely
laid out by Sprague in l848. think that
Williams will fog him as surely as did Che Elder
but perhaps by decreased majority.
In this County Wan Buren, therival candidates
for the Legislature are LYMAN A. FITCH, Wing
and MORGAN L. FITCH, Loco, brothers AS there
is Loco majority of about 100 in the County, II
will be hard pulling ior US; but, go as it will, 1t
all inthc family" Yours, WOLVERINE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

QuALrrrcAr1oys OF VoTERs.-Eyery male cit
izen, of the age of twenty-one years, who has
been citizen fer ten days, and an nhabitant OF
this State one year next preceding any. election
and for the last four months aresident OF the couh'
ty where he may offer his vote and thirty days
resident of the district from which the officer is to
be chosen for whom he offers his vote, shall be en-
titled to vote. Constitnt!oa Sec. !. Art. ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
National Reform Nominations.

Delanare-Congress, Street Dutton; Assem-
bly, /, George w. Reynolds; ., Daniel w.
squires.
ColumJio-Congress, Leonard Rexford; AS
scmbly, . Rensselaer, Reynolds, and for President
of the United States, Hon. Isaac P. Walker OF
Wisconsin.
Dutchess.-Thc Workingmen Of Poughkeepse
have nominated complete State and local ticket
Niagara-In Assembly District No. .. tho
rough organization has been effected, and for this
season tue Reformers abide by the interrogation
system
New JERsEY-The Monmouth Co. National
Reformers have responded to the nomination OF
ISAAC P WALKER to the Presidency made
bv Conventions and papers throughout the coun'
try.
Resol,1d That the measures of LAND REFORM, the
Freedom of the Public Lands in limited quantities to actual
settlers Homestead Exemption, and Land Limitation, are
cardinal doctrines of Democracy, in perfect accordance
with the Wing principles OF the Revolutions aud the pup
lie goods demanded their immediate adoption
Resolrcd Thut respond, heartily and cheeru!iy 10
cy OF the United Suies by the National Reform Conven;
lions New Jersey and Newly ork and that we hope and
expect la such a spontaneous demonsranon OF me
people favor of that nomination. ae shall preclude me ne
cessity of National Wrewurklng Conventions Tor fresl-
DENTAL nominations by either party.
ReSorcd That the division OF the people OF this Union INTO
two political parties has become national absurtlty; that
hencefor Will recognize no party distinctions eNceptop
position support OF Land Reform; and that onga
an attempt made keep up other party lines, we VIII at
all meetings Of the parties TO which we have been in
dvduay attached and urge the adoption OF the measures
of Land Reform the measures competent TO harmonic
existing political discrepancies
The Wings Of Monmouth County have madeno
nominations in opposition to the National Re
formers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
I.iberty Party Nominations.

ORcad0- Congress, James c. Delong, Utica
District Attorney, L. S. Wood, Whestown; SupernIend-
en of the Poor Job Parker Utca Justice of Sessions w
P 81. Johns Deeried Assembly jeremiah Prescott of
New-I!artford T. H. Gates of Augusta Gilbert H. Little
john oiRome. Luther Fowler OF Deerhed
Ei4e-Congress, Asa Warren; District Attor-
nev Elliott w S,cwart Justice OF Sessions Palmer Bow
en-; Superintendent of Poor Nathaniel Richmond. As
senlbv Zenes Clark John Coe, IT, Alnherst Isaac Cole
Mnlns: Millnu c. Nnsh. Concord.
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Things In PHILADELPHIA.
dependence of The Tribune.


PHILADELPHIA, Friday Nov, s.
Up to yesterday, six hundred and fifty building
permits have been issued during the present sea
by the Commissioners of this city. Philadel-
phia Is improving rapidly.
James kegin, aged years, was run over by
dray Yesterday at Penn and Pne-streets, and SO
severely injured, that he had to be conveyed to
the Hospital.
Yesterday, Patrick Wright, laborer, died at the
Hospital, from the effects of injuries received on
Monday last, by being crushed between two
Reading Railroad cars.
The recent outrages in Moyamensing have
aroused its citizens to sense OF their duty, Some
evening during the present week a mass meeting
will be held there devise measures for stopping
the villainous acts which are daily committed 1t
may and may not do good. Moyamensing IS in
habited by such lawless set OF scamps that pro
baby nothing less severe than martial law
would curb them.
Arthur Mcfarland, aged 10 years, while eugag
ed in digging gravel pit Yesterday near the
Eastern Penitentiary, was completely buried in
consequence OF a bank OF earth Caviug in. pom
being eXtricated it was found that he was dead
Patrick Cahill, alias Baltimore Pat was ar
rested in Pittsburgh on Friday, charged with be-
ing concerned in the Moyamensing riot, which re.
suited in watchmsn Neil MONEYS death A
telegraphic dispatch received in this city yester
day, states that Cahil was rescued by party OF
his friends, as be was being conveyed TO the cars
to be brought to this City.
The drowned body OF an unknown white sailor
was found floating near this City yesterday On
his left arm was marked with India ink the letters
S. w, and an anchor on the right arm q crucfx
An old gentleman, named John Graves, was Sc
verely njuredyesterday at Sixth ana Arch streets
in consequence OF a large paving stone thrown By
a boy, striking him on the head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
Antl Rent Nominations.

OtSeg0.- Congress, George w. Chase; District
Attorney Eliinh Brown; Justice of Sessions, Joseph w.
Reynolds Resolutions passed recommending the
ticket the cordial and unanimous support of the tenants
also approving the STATE nominations and recommending
them the cordial support Of the friends OF the
Enthusiastically, John w. Hasbrouck ;
District Attorney, Wesco Wilkins; Justice Of Sessions
Eli Bennett
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
SALES BY AUCTION,

. ANTHONY BLEEcKES, AGeronee-
TWENTY FOUR VALUABLE Bu;ld-
n Ing LOTS on SEVENTEENTH. EIGITrgyru
ASp Nd t.It'ENIH SIS Between FIFTH and SIKH
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell At asc,,o, -
TUESDAY November the 5h. 1880, AZ Il O'clock a. ~
Real Estate Sales ROOM Broads the following VsSsS NC
On Seyentcen,hs--l buiiing lot on the North s,.
Seyenteentst between ihe Firm and SIKH ayepDes -
ipenclng ISL feet y inches SIKH avenue sa5 To- -
ing IN ze . ie9 inches front All rear by % feet IN depth
Also lots directly adjoining the above and nearer tbe
depth - &C. n
Also lots on north side OF sevenesoltst cop,rne,c,s
slous 'e'A'
On Eghieenh-st lot on the south side OF Eighteenth.
s. between Fh snd Sixth avenues commencing 1871 feet
Z inches east Of SSthsyenne said lot being . feet %
inches front and By % feet IN depa
Aiso lots directly adjoining tho asst being nearer the
tlh avenue, each oI . feet front and by % feet u
depth
Also lot on south side of Eigh,eenlst. commeaci,,
mensiOus
Also lots the north OF Eighteen,h-s, coumene
ing S5 feet east of The SiNihayepue each being IN size u
feet front and rear by % ieet ~ depth ~
Also, lots tie north Side OF Eishteenh-st corr,s,.
ing % feet east OF the last named each OF the same me-
sUns.
Fifth and Sixth commencing loo feet west OF inn s,s
nue., each lot D and by % ie In depfh
On Observation-Disclosures lots on the south side OF NirA
eenth directly in rear of The last named lois each OF lie
dimensions.
Also, lois on the south side of Nineeenth.st beyea,
Fifth and Sixth avenues commencing 100 feet east of SyS
avenue each . feet front and BY % in depth
Also 9 lots on south side OF Nneteenlh-st conmencpS
50 feet of the last named lots each OF the same inle
sions.
Title indsputable Terms and further particulars, toss
Their with photographic maps be obtained bv APPLYING
at The Office of The Auctoneer Brosd-ss. llS9l nj Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
HARDWARE.
WOOD. 237 Water-st. New

z WOOD, 237 Water-st. New Y DIRK
BLe STOVES STOYESi-It is now admitted 9y I'll
who have used this celebrated Stove, that far exceeds any
for heating parors, stores otces hHtis, G.
Thesubscuher has also constructed COOh-oIoY q, on
the same principle both OF which cannot be surpassed 10.
economy of fuel cleanliness, and durability so conndeus
is the Undersigned Of their superiority that he offers TO re-
fund the purchase money after tTlai Of TWO weeks Ihe
Stove should not prove satisfactory IL, - h,,
The public are invited examine the pEnclp!e w Cn
the ue burnt in this Stove it being entirely new and pro
nounced by some OF the best Judges the best for giving heat
and at the same time the most economical IN tue OF any
stove now in use A few OF the many improvements are
here forth: ,, -
They have no crate in the bottom the coal resting upon
solid surface No cold air IL admitted TO deaden the hfs
The air heated before II reaches me hre oy passing
through not chamber consequently the coa ls al con
sumed -, -,
8 II alright and so constructed that needs no rak.
ing free from dust and can escape INTO the room
lis economical; the application OF the heated air, n
connection with the fact thai It be disturbed by rak
ing causes complete combustion OF the coda principle
never before obtained in stoves.
Silver Medal has been awarded this Stove at the last
Fair of the American Institute
The subscriber deems unnecessary insert any OF the
numerous testimonials be has received in favor OF the above
Stove but can produce em with any reference that may
be required [o2l linl L. WOOD, 257 "aeF-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
ANTHONY J. BLggckEK, Auciioneer
Ns URRAY-EllLL LOTS-FIFrEEN

NaURRAY-HlLL LOTS-FIFTEEN
INVALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on Thirtydaa,
Thirtyeighh and Thry-ninh and on LeXingohag at
Aucton.-ANTHONY j. BLEECKER will sell at auction
on THURSDAY, Noy7 1850 ct p o'clock, al the assl
Estate Sales ROOM BroadsL the following desirable
Building Lots, VIZ:
On Thirtyfnhst-4 Building Los, situated on the eoln
side Of Thiry-fhh.st between the Fourth and Msascs
avs; said lots commencing 90 feet west Of FourthaY ea
lot being in size Is feet front aud by 98 feet nchesn
depth. q.
On Lexingon-av. and Undergraduates Lot on aS
southwest corner OF LeXingon-GY and Thirty elglmsS
size "a feet inches front and by 100 beet In depth
Also, Lot on south side Of Thirtyeighl-st dlreeuYn
OF the last named size Is feet by SO feet inches
Depth
thirty eghthst.-2 Lots south side ofThrty.e gthtL
between Fifth and Madison commencing rs iee ess'
of Fifth-ay.; each % by 90 feet inches in depth
Also, Lot on the north side Of Thirye ghtrst 6eiWeN
the Fifth and Sixth commencing 1875 feet west Of ENe
ay.; cach25 by % feet inches in depth.
Also Lots on the north side Of ThryeghthsL be.Weea
the Fifth and Madison commencing $50 feet east va
Fh-ay.; each lot d by 81 feet inches in depth AZ
On Thirty.nnth-st-Also, s Building Lots on the soin
side OF Thirtynnth-st between F(h and Madison 81
commencing 25 feet east Of F(hay. and directly phts@
oflast mentioned lots each Of the dmenslOnS
TWO-tmrds OF the purchase money cGn roman on Dof
and mortgage for three years at per cent per an1u
able hayearly Maps and further normatioi II leshS5
can be obtained OF tie Auctioneer, 7 BroadsL uiLsp
o2f, 2, 20, Nov Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

GOVERNOR BEBB.-Ex.Go BEEF of Ohio, who
is now a regular hard.fsted Illinois farmer. az
rived in town yesterday directly from bis land in
the sucker State, aud left for his Former home IN
Hamilton lCmcinnati Gazette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

g~ John Drennen Of Arkansas Aourshes in
some Southern papers in long attack upon the
city of Pittsburgh in general and the Monongahea
House in particular, because piece OF property
which he had voluntarily brought here, walked
away. and the proprietor Of the house declined
acting as slave catcher for this Southern gentle
man. He advises Shareholders not to bring chat
vice in which we join. Slaves, voluntarily brought
here by their masters, cannot be considered as
escaping from labor, and are free.
LPit!sburgh Disralch Oct 81.
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ADRIAN H. MULLER. Aucioneer.

VTNO EMIGRANTS, FARMERS, ME-
Il CHANCES, and OTHERS-PE SALE
OF zoos ACRES OFVALUABLE LAND ON LONG ID
ADRIAN H MULLER win sell ut Auction, on WED.
NESDAY the 18th day OF November GeX al Y O'CLOCK
1900 ACRES OF valuable land, lying al and near Medfed
Station, on the Long Island Railroads.
hedord Station is situated in the town OF brooNhaVe
shfok county 50 miles from Brooklyn. Ills the pointed
communication by railroad, between Newfork and the
village OF Pachogue Port Jefferson and Bcport as wal
wny points on the road. The station is four miles fog
Paehogue, aud ten from Port Jefferson As swel snovs
between NewYork and Boston. II
The soil embraces every variety, from pure loan 10 Q
slight loamy sand susceptible OF the highest cultivation
and from the facilities for Obtaining seaweed and hsh &
manure, well as materials for compost, 1t Is IN every 10
spect adapted TO modern agriculture
The covered with oak and pine growth or W
Ous sizes and on many thousands OF cords OF wood
large enough for the New York market There Is sse
some valuable building timber Water OF the best qualify
The southerly boundary s one mile and three quarters
from the centre Patchogue, the northery nine miles iron
Long sard Sound There are mills schools and curch
within miles, and the country around is fast filling up
1t is estimated that within year upwards OF three hundred
persons have purchased lands in the immediate vicinity s
the purpose OF Improvement
In every respect these lands are Eworhy the attention q
EMIGRANTS, FARMERS. MECHANICS and OTHERS
IN want Of home, and place where by moderate industry
and economy. an independence mny be secured
For the convenience OF purchasers the property mas oe
divided into lots which will be sold singy, with US
privilege of one more ofthe adjoining lots.
The whole will be sold without on the following
conditions Ten per and the Anctioneers fees on 10
day of sae twenty-five per cent on or before the lh dsy
December next, when the deeds will be ready for delivery
and the remainder being IS per cent may remain on SOd
and mortgage ut the option Of ce purchaser, for yeaa
per cent-tnterest payable semiannualy.
The title is indspurabie.
For further particulars ard maps and plans OF the aba76
property, apply to the Auclioneer ,...,
NJ B-The Boston rain leaves the Long Island halroad
depot Brooklyn, at A. NJ every day, arrives a. Medfod
at Il Nj and passes on its return 10 Brooklyn at .
thus giving an opportunity to examine the nnds and eaa
the same day.
person will be in aendances the station to show 10
property. t'o5) % Hs,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
A. NJ MERwIN. Aucroneer.
HpY BANGS, BROTHER & co. 204
EDBROADWAY-Cas advances made upon all con.

signments.
Law LIBRARY.-An unusually full and valuable Law
Library in good condition comprising nearly everything
thais Of value 10 the lawyer and law student The Repona
In great variety and Of the approved Dgests Treatss
and Arrangements ure contained IN l.
Catalogues will be issued tue morning before the sale
when The books may be inspected 49, Il
EXTENSIVE SALE OF MAGNIFICENT ENGLtSH
WORKS AND AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS, embrac.
ing ANIMALS ana other Illustrated Works, together viii
School Books and Stationery ard several sets OF Stereotype
Plates Also Elegant Eugruyiugs colored and plain, &G
MONDAY. Nov, II, al O'Clock. 7. NJ,
and continued on the following days Of the week commence
ing at 10 O'Clock, a. NJ.
Catalogues of the above sale are ready the Auction
Room The sale will commence above, with the extea
sve consignment from Mr. BoHN, tho largest ever made By
HIM embracing large quantities Of superb and costly work.
together with great assortment OF his most popular aud
saeabe publications, OF which further particulars VIII 6s
bv those OF Messrs BENTLEY, WASHBoURNE, aud Other
London and American publishers in the order OF the csa-
lOgue,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
ANrnosy j. BLEEcxea, Aucuoneer.

NyXEGUTOR'S SALE of the HOUSE
a 4and Veiushle Lot of GROUND, known as Aot y
Eeven,h.st near he Fifth avenue al auction. ANthS
NY j. BLEECKtR will sell AZ Auction on WEDsssss s.
DAY Nov Gill 1870 ut O'Clock, at Tie Real Esats go
Room Br1qd-s by order Of the Executor Of the Esas"
Lewis Webb de- eased, the following yanable properly
VIZ: L.aA
Eleventh-st-The valuable lot Of ground, with he oaso
jnrs thereon situated on tie souh side Of and knoal2
No 60 Eeverrh-sf The Fifth avenue, comlnencasts
feet east of the Fifth avenue said lot being in siIe l
Oiuches front and rear by q Zee, 10 inches IN dep.
For terms and further particulars OF the above poE
apply to the auconeer, Brogds or % Be-! y 20 ~
81 John-s KALfH LeasA
OBJ 2hthN3lstN2ls u.iIoi -.
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FOR SALE.


AT PRIVATE SALE at HARLEM
IA SIX LOTS OF GROUND, 4 of them fronting on the
4h avenue commencing al The northwest corner OF ls,h
street and running the center OF the block ard a.
rectly in the and fronting on l-Sth street On he
l28lh street lots ls substantial hreesory brcR outlnS
so feet front with basement and uniercelar finished with
marble manels CRATES, SC with pumps in the kitchen
from well and cstern everything being complete for
genteel family For terms and further particulars appy
10 ANTHONY ]. BLEEChER, Auctoneer, No Broad
street. 10 |"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
PIANOS.
EAIANO-FORTES FOR SALE:
EIrCHTE x NEWTON. Pinno-Forre

Z EUCHTE & NEWTON, Piano-Forre
EZmanuactory and Narefooaia1 q and q Cafal-srThe
Subscribers sale large assornento OF elegant PIANO.
tores rom d 70 in f0seweOf and mahogany caseS
These instruments aale III ie most Substantial nAnnet
d IF tle best seasoned iua!eras by experienced me-
f.ilics under immaculate cilar 20 ani are un-
raed in s eetness Of one aud decacy u tonch fbose
distance hy specifying their wishes by letter IN regard IA
stye or qualify It may depend ialtllni ste'-
ton Ali Instruments 'Fsrrsnteo : = +EUyG1tt
q n J. NEW iON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05

NOR SALE-A hrst-rate STOVE and
Il DRUM with all tue fixtures for heating the room over
head has been in only short lime May be seen at
the Naval Rendezvous, Cherry-st II inquired tor I'M
medatey. nj IVY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
DRESS MAKING and

AEILLlN cry, DRESS M AhlNd anu
I'VE FANCY GOODS-A person who is compelled to
return to Europe possible, wishes To- dispose OF
his business in the above line. The situation is Irsrate
where lie is now CARVING very lucrative and genee
trade The dwelling apartments have every convenience
with Croon water &c, and moderate rent The STOCK Is
not heavy that only few hundred dollars VIII be re-
ness Application made by real buyer, addressed to
Purchaser Tribune Office, with real name and address,
viii have nmedsle nitention nj st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-05
I'm Sup't. Jersey City Ferry at jersey City

EyOR SALE-A small FARM on the
Il banks Of The Hudson four miles from Tarrytown and
two miles from Sing Sing There Six Acres Of Land
large House and Barn. plenty OF Fruit and Shade
Trees u good Well and fine Stream Of Water running
through The place For further particulars inquire OF Jas
KEOWLTON near the premises. s5lsu
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28
PRwBATH RlEUOBn.
Al Court of Probate holden al Norfolk
 February. 22d, 1850.


 Al Court of Probate holden al Norfolk,
 February, 22d, 1850.
 Present. DARIUS PHELPS, Esq, Judge.
 Estate of DAVID FRlSBlE, late o Norfolk, dereased.
 Marilla Elisbie, the Adminisirairix, rep resentsI Ilie Estate insolvenl, and rrays the appointment nf Com misSiOners thereon;
 Nhereupon, ORDEREp, that Comutis> sionerS to receive, examine, and adjust the claims If the crsdiiorS of said Estate, be apPoinIcd al the Pm0haIc Office in Nor. folk, on the Ilth day df March ncxl, at one o'clock afternoon :--Ani that all persons interested in said Estate may be notified thereof, the AdminisIrairix will cause this order to tc published in newspaper print ed in Litchhehi, and post copy thereof cn lhe rublic sign post in said Norfolk.
 A true cory Gf Record.
 AZ DARIUS PHELPS. Judge.