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PUBLIC PURCHASING
AND COMMISSION AGENCY,
ESTABLISHED AT THE OFFICE OF
ADAMS & CO.'S EXPR ESS

For the accommodation Of Country Mer-
chants, Surgeons, PLY icidns, Hortculturists
Artists, and the public generally. The subscri-
ber has made arrangements for the faithful
execution OF every practicable. proper and re-
muneratiye commission, in the way of
PURCHASING GOODS OF ALL DESCRIP ITO Ms
Artists Materials, Scientific Works and In
struments, Agricultural Tools, Plants, Scions,
Seeds, &c, and forwarding TO any part of the
United States and Europe.
lie will guarantee. and give security, if nee.
essary, that his purchases for others shall be
at the very lowest market prices and as he
will employ as buyers. only persons of we'll
approved taste and skill in the selection Of Dry
Goods, Millinery. &c, distant dealers in these
articles may send to him with the most implc-
il confidence, in having their orders filled in
the most acceptable manner. Persons desIr-
ing Information in regard TO Steamships, eith-
er Coaslwise or Foreign, and the arrival and
departure of vessels at and from NewYork
the price Of passage, &C., can obtain it, (and
steamer tickets, II they wish,) by communica.
ting with This Agency.
We shall keep permanent record Of ari-
walls at the Hotels, and Gas far as practicablel
of the names OF officers, CT ews and passengers
in vessels at this port
Where it is desired that advertisements may
be inserted in the newspapers, and inquiry in.
situted in Tho principal cities Of the United
States and Great Britain, for missing Persons
and Property, any proper and compensaling
orders will be promptly attended to at this
office.
BY this medium, also, subscriptions may be
made to American and Foreign Magazines
&c.
Orders for tlfe importation of Books and
othefxrticles, promptly executed. Also, any
Commissions in Philadelphia, Baltimore
Charleston, New Orleans, Mobile, Boston, ant
the principal cities,
n7~0nly such letters as shall have been pre-
paid will be taken from the Post Office, ant
every migind application, 10 meet NTH atten
LoH, must enclose one dollar.
Orders directed to me, II left at any Of AID
ANS & CO.'S Express Offices, will COM
promptly TO hand, or they may be ADDRESSED
lpost paid) to
A. u. S'fIMSON. No. 10 Wall street. NY
Nl REFERENCES
Messrs Adams 8- Co., Pullen. Virgil & Co.
Wells, Batter1cld q Co., Edwards, Sanfcr,
8 Co. 81, low.
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[PuDLIc REsoLuTIoN-No. 3

PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. 3.
JOINT RESOLUTION to authorize the Post
master General to legalizc certain contracts
for the transportation of the mail in Cali
forna and Oregon.
Resolred By The Senate anil House Of Repre-
scnfOtircs Of the United States Of America in
Congress aSscmbicd That the Postmaster Gen
cral be and he is hereby authorized to accept
and confirm, as permanent contracts for the
residue of the present contract term in the
Southwestern and Northwestern sections end
ing the thirtieth Of June. one thousand eight
hundred fifty-four, the several contracts for
mail transportation in California and Oregon,
made under the advertisement for proposals
for such mail contracts, as communicated in
the last annual report of the Postmaster Gen
eral; that, when the said contracts shall have
been so accepted and confirmed, they shall be
valid, legal,and binding for the purpose there
in mentioned. [Approved, Jan. l3, 1862.
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JENNY LlND.-.Gracc Greenwood,
who sailed in the Atlantic for Liver
pool, with Madame Jenny Lind Gold
schmidt and husband, writes thus of
the Swedish Nightingale, in letter
to the National Era:
" For Tue first few days of our voy-
age, she seemed singularly shy and
reserved. / have seen her sit hour
after hour by ersclf, in some unfrc-
quented part of the vessel, looking out
over the sea. | often wondered if her
thoughts we're then busy with the
memories of her glorious career-if
she were living over her past triumphs,
the countless times when the cold quiet
of the highest heaven of fashion broke
into thunders Of acclamation above
her, and came down in rain Of flow
srs at her feet Was it of those per-
ishablc wreaths, placed on her brow
amid the glare and tumult of the great
world, she mused-or Of that late
crowning of her womanhood, when
softly and silently her brow resolved
from Gods own hand the chrism of
holy and enduring love Was it the
happy, loving wife, or the great world
renowned artistic, who dreamed there
alone, looking out over the sea 7"
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Ved, January 81, 1862.
IPuDLIc AcT-No. 1nl.

AN ACT amendatory of the act entitled " An
act 10 provide for holding the Courts Of the
United States in case of the sickness or other
disability of the Judges of the District
Courts, approved July twenty eighteen
hundred and fifty.
BE IL enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States of Amer
teG an Congress assembled, That tho authori-
ty conferred by the act aforesaid, hereby A.
mended, may be exercised by Circuit Judge
or by the Chief Justice of the United States
as in the said act directed, whenever, on the
certificate Of the clerk of the Circuit or Dis
trict Court, under the seal of the court IL shall
be made to appear, to the satisfaction of such
Judge or Chief Justice, that the public inter
ests, from the accumulation or urgency of ju-
diclal business in any district, shall require il
to be done; and the District Judge so desig-
mated and appointed shall have and exercise
the same powers within such district as if the
District Judge resident therein were prevented
by sickness or other disability from perform
ing his Judicial duties and II shall be lawful
In case of such appointment, for each of the
said District Judges separately to hold Dis
trict or Circuit Court at the same time in such
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TmE ScoTcH TuIsrLE.-Thc origin
of this national badge is thus handed
down by tradition:
"When the Danes invaded Scot
land, it was deemed unwarlike to at
tack an enemy in the pitchy darkness
Of night, instead of a pitched battle
by day but on one occasion, the i'll
vaders resolved to avail themselves of
this stratdgem, and in order to pre-
vent their tramp from being heard,
they marched barefooted. They had
thus ncarod the Scottish forco unob-
served, when a Dane unluckly step
ped upon a superbly prickled thistle,
and instinetively uttered cry of pain,
which discovered the assailants to the
Scots, who ran to their arms and de-
featcd the foe with great slaughter.
The thistle was Immediately adopted
as the insignia of Scotland"
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ny Mrs. AVN S. STEPHENS, the

Ry- Mrs. ANN S. STEPHENS, the
poetess, presented to the committee
having in charge the remains of Mr..
Clay, beautiful wreath, made from
the Immortelle," or "life-everlasting"
flower, and brought by her from France.
She requested that it might be placed
on the tomb of Mr.. Clay in Kentucky.
During the passage Of the steamer
Santa Claus up the river on Monday,
this beautiful offering rested upon the
pail which was thrown over the coffin,
and attracted universal attention. The
flower of which it is made is a bright
yellow, while cross of dark brown
of the same flower is worked in it.
1t is admired by all as a fit emblem to
the memory of HENRY CLAY, who will
live forever in the hearts of his coun,
trymen.
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ga An innkeeper at Barnack, who
had shrew for wife, thought to tame
her by attempting to commit suicide.
The other day he hung himself up in
conspicuous situation in the house,
but the lady, instead of going into fits
looked & him quietly until he was
nearly exhausted, and then, cutting
him down, gave him sound tlrashinl
with the rope.
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TPunLrc REsoLurroS-No. 81

A JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the
printing of additional copies of the Journals
and Public Documents.
Rcsoircd By TIC Senate and House Of Repre-
scnt0tircs Of the United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That there shall here
after be printed one hundred copies of tho
public journals and documents of the House
of Representatives, in addition to the number
now printed, which shall be deposited Will
the Secretary of State for distribution accord
ing to law.
Approyed December o. 1851
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THE AMERICAN HIsToRIAN.-While
Mr.. George Bancroft was addressing
the Locofoco ratification meeting in
New York, he was perpetually saluted
with cries of "go it, old Fogy."
I" Shut up, spectacles !" and similar
refpements Of speech from the Tam
many boys. We hope he will not for
get the occurrence in the next volume
Of his history.
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Ny heart, | bid thee answer
How are loves marvcls wrought 2
"Two hearts to one pulse beating,
Two spirits to one thought"
And tell me how love comcth
alt comes-unsought-unscnt" !"
And tell me how love goeth ?
That was not love which went !"
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America.
PuBfIc REsoLuTloS-No. | =.
A RESOLUTION of welcome to Louis Kos
suth.
Rcsolredby The Senate and House Of Repre-
scntatires Of the United States Of america in
Congress assembled, That Congress, in tho
name and behalf of the people of the United
States, give to Louis Kossuth n cordial wei
como to the capitol and the country; and that
a copy of this resolution be transmitted to
him by the President of the United States.
LINN BOYD,
Speaker Of Uc House Of Representatives..
WILLIAM II. KING,
President Of The Senate pro temporc.
Approved, December Is, 1851
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
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lPUBLIc REsoLuTIoN-No. Al
JOINT RESOLUTION providing for tbe hi

-. TIUBIIC NEhOLUTION-NO. 7.
JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the bind
ing of certain documents
Resoired By the Senate and House of Reprc-
senfatires Of The Uaited States Of America IN,
Congress assembled, That all the Executive
Documents, the printing ofadditional copies of
which have been ordered during the present
session, or may during either session of the
present Congress be ordered by either House
OF Congress, and the size of which shall not
DC less than two hundred and fifty pages, such
additional copies shall be bound under the di
rection OF the Joint Committee on Printing. Pro
ptaea' That the cost shall not exceed twelve
and-a-haif cents per volume for the whole
number ordered.
Approved, January 81, 1852.
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H@- According to the French CEN
sus, one Frenchman in seventy dies
by his own hands ; and one woman in
a hundred and twenty-five.
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p@- Horace Greeley says he "spits
upon the platform :" upon which the
Rochester American Observes" he
can't eapec to rate as Wing them"
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District, and discharge all the judicial duties
of n District Judge therein but no such Dis
trict Judge shall hear appeals from the Dis
trict Court
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IPuBIIc Acr-Nn. 81


AN ACT to provide a room for the Congress.
sional Library.
BE IL cnacted By The Senaic and House Of
Representatives Of the Unitcd States ef Amer
ica in Congress aSScmJicd That the sum of
twelve hundred dollars be hereby approprat-
ed, to be expended under the direction of the
Commissioner of Public Buildings, for the
purpose of fitting up the document room and
portion of the adjoining passage to receive
temporarily portion ofthe Congressional Ii
brary [Approyed, January %, 1852.
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hs8s A revengefuI knave will do
more than he will say grateful one
will say more than he will do.
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Passed attic First Session of the 1Hirtv-scc-
end Congress Of the United States Of
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"a ooaleS In ore Of the mott fertile ard ~eahy s %
lie Ssies OF and Verontthe entire olsln75 1
which must 40 over II there oelns Q" 0'1si S@.N- "
trsnsportipg pssen Esrs and freight
IRE y bole amount Of paid sock Ia the Rosa Is 49, A.,
shout. $500. '''''..'
II oEes tundee oe07 Oe'4He - .S-.... 10000
tst d. ..... tlg so
Its entire coo. "A
,b III n.rasrv eguipusn II hiss been leased 70 the S9t
land sDd Wsshi1 gton RancaS Co or 81 years rear OF
s. O0O for the eurr,ut year snd Of so per snou -
ard the lease eotilles this Road 70 ratesbe
oneb.fof the net eaninEs Of both Roads over sna
nsy cent p.r annurn ard Of the Albany and Northern
Rrsd With which both the Troy sus Rutland ans huii.ne
and Wshnson are 10 Be connected BY the terms o. ne
lease. -. l.
This secures beyond question certain moderate IN
come to the stocs holders and The prospective inef,se OF
th.ineome which will vitality arise out OF zoe
uake Of the Troy and Rutland ksrnSd very o.
stable Investment The receipts Of tbs Company working
both lines bsye since the full opening OF the ne o00n '
hAtterinE
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excursions.
An INDEPENDENT and HAPPY

"A LIFE.-An excursion TO LAKELAND BY the Long
Railroad the 18th insfor sale chesp fAkMs OF
u OF pleasantly situsted the new VILLAGE Of
Lakels-d sdjoirng Lspg Island X r. where al the ne
series OF lie can be rased and surplus sufficient 20 pro
curr s such articles ay desired Trs the taste or
sdd TO the enjoyment Of life The situation OF these Ans arc
90 beautiful snc the climate mild ard healthy that
s parts the United Stats attracted 70 IN place
for the pose Ct maknt Investments and restins them
selves where they and q sir children after them may ENJOY
happy ard life More than two hur dred have
puTchased rere within very shoIt time. sesea nave s
ready erected their buoT others are nov ouing nAny
r,e euluvar the sill the crops which are no gov.
log viii show the strength o the soil and its oapthty OF
producing az the VARIOUS articles raised In the vicinity o
NeygYork Terms OF payment msde easy and scoommo'
eating f1s purchasers. Apply to CHARLES WOOD, No
e8 Broadway, where nsps Of the property may be had
gratis FxcuTsiap tain starts fon Atlantic st.. Bo0klyn,
on the = tn inst at M and returns At p NJ Tickets
for excursion ST. allowing eight " Zine hourT stay
IaLeIsnd OF will De coed to the ns
daNa
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nENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

LOAS-ScOp. 600 DOLLARS.-Sealed proposals win
De received the ofce Of the Company in Philadelphia
until the 18th day Of September next az sunset fer the
whole or any portion Of the above named Loan
The Loan will be secured by first the Rail-
read Of the Comp1ny-28 miles In ength-And ia equip
eut which whsn placed In complete operation between
h6rshuTg and Pittsburgh with single TRACK and sldngs VIII
eOft $l25D0O
The amount OF unconditional subscriptions 10 the capital
Tcek Of the C1mssny v the 3's. NAV - ZOO Goa,
which will shortly be increased 70 Ten Millions On these
subscriptions there was paid at that date t3il7Sb
This bread basis together With the large receipts on the
Coupa.y fo The business Of th- Tosd la 10 unfinished
dition. demonstrating beyond doub the ability OF the
Ccruary T. rey net ONLY interest its debt bat pie div-
bends 20 ockbolGsTs enables the Directors of-r this
oGn TO capitalists with unqualified assurance that Il will
Afford Of their funds ana certain In
he pIrctUsy with which the Interest Will b met as the
bts government securities
The BoiGs will b. issued In Of One thousand Dol
ARA With interest coupons 81 the rate Of SIX cent 81
ahtd Lsyabe The si day. Of January 4nd July Of each
year tie Office u the C2mpzly IN this city, or N sums on
Sz0 sterling with IL crest pOns at the fsts OF I'VE per
cent pafsbs Ia London each without shy deduction.
The 6OE6s will be redesme3 wheTe the interest II made
payable the 5lst Of December 1885, they may b. con-
geTtd at tie option Of the owner into the capita stock OF
the C. upsny a. P a. any time previous T. tie 5s' Deem
beT 1900
Twenty five PEI cent OF each accepted bid to he paid
within riy days ateT the receipt OF notice VI It's accept
Tor Dollar Bonds; the remainder to be paid ia ntsne1ts
ever % DAYS Their, ateT until the whole is settled
or tie full amount csn he psid IN 1t once If sired.
The ogo,ais viii ~ odd esssd tn GEORGE v BACON
treasurer tisds phia end iudOrssd Proposals Tor Loan
they will specify the price offered for Doar and Sterling
Bonds or either.
The bids viii Be opened and determined by the Board Of
Directors. on III 10th Day Of September.
ANY further information in relation the rOsd and fs
prospects, viii IL furnished application office OF e
COMPANY TO EDWARD MILLER, Chief Engineer the
special gent Of the Company in London. ~ . ,
EDGAR THOMPSON, President
PHILADELPHIA July I9 1852
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OHIO COUNTY AND RAILROAD

n kTJIO OOUNI hIND UhILINOhD
" BONDS-$ 25 00O-We offer. at private sale PICK
AWAY COUNTY CONVERTIBLE LOAN, in payment
Of subscription to the Cincinnati WILMINGTON, and lanes
Vile Railroad per cents coupon in BOOds Of Gao
$500 10 years b run prncipsl and interest at NewYork.
$4,000 FAIRFIELD COUNTY CONVERTIBLE
BONDS Of sane desc iptiOn ADD for same Road
s2aOcO CLINTON COUNTY CONVERTIBLE BONDS,
OF same description end for sane Road
$4,000 FAIETTE COUNTY CONVERT Biz
BONDS az same description and for same Road.
These oanisre ssveray indorSed and prompt payment
Of principal and coupons guaranteed by the Rsoad Com
psny and corresponding amount OF stock in the Road ss
well S. the faith and list OF the County, are also pledged
TO the same ec by special Of the Leg stature OF Ohio
and the constitution y OF the affirmed BY the Supreme
Couit On made and carried up by Clinton County
81 COO UNION COUNTY BONDS, 10 years, coupon !
per cents iB6orsed and guaranteed by the Springfield and
Msusftd R4rusd Company TO which they were issued IN
payment for stock -
SIS o00 CLEVELAND and PlTTSBt re RAILROAD
COMPANY INCOME BONDS, only year, to ren, per
cent coupon. .-
$4,000 EIGHT PER CENTS OF the MISSISSIPPI and
NjLWAt KFE RAILROAD COMPANY a. par.
DELANO, DUNLENI co, No. 10 Nall-st.
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Gopartnership
I lMTTED PARTNERSHIP.-Pursu.

! tNIIf Ed Thh INEhOT1It' II uIsu-
the provision contained T. tue ReTsed Statutes
State OF NeYork concerning Limited Partnerships
iis Subscribers hsve th. day formed Limited PartaeS5
- NJ conducted under the Of EZRA LUpi3W, -,
or the purpose f snSsctins Forr and General Pr6lG,
c ,inmissi0n business, ia the City Of New-York
She general Partner is EZRA LUDLOW, Jr- who "a
s.dent Of the City Of NewYok snd the special Partner
Is FULTON CUTTING vho eso resides IN thu said City CT
N-wYork End VINO s,ch special Partner bss coltIibut
a In Cash the Of Twenty TsoGsSDi Dollars Of CAPITA
20 the cofnrDOu stock.
The sed Partnership 20 Commence on the asentn dsj
II June One thousand Sight Hundred ara Fftyt~o ars
% continue the Of Three yeas e wit-unt the
tetrth day NJ June Cne Thousand Eight Hundred a75
81 ry-6Ys pt.ed New.York, June Is, 1852
EZRA LUDLOW, Jr.
FULTON CUTTING.
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ITO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

Two KAILKOAD CUN IKAC IOf1o'-
CHICAGO and MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD-Seslea
prop, will b received the Office Of th. Company 10
the city Of Springfield Illinois until SATU RDAI August
H. for the GRADING MASONRY, BRIDGING and
CROSS TIES Of that division Of this Rosd which exten
from Springfield to Bloominstop, Illinois.
The dlsts about sixty miles sod the route rsyerses
the most elevated ard healthy portion Of TIE State
The line IL divided into sections Of about two miles each
and the We TX Is 10 be commenced viii out delay.
PAYMENTS for work aud materials viii De made in Cssh
Prohes and plans may Be- ard blank forms oJsined
at the Offices OF the Company in SPnnEhed and Blooming
ton, Illinois where any information will Be furnished 81 the
Rugineer Department
sstsfseory proof Of responsibility viii 30 required from
those proposing for the work
TIE subscriber will b. in NewYork ct No So Wsrrenst
up stairs over Hudson River Railroad once until Aufur
s. and will be prepared exhibit prohes plans 20 aad
give formation 10 such prefer 70 ore IN TINS
city-New-Y York July IS 1852 OLIVER h. LIE
Chief Engineer Chicago and Mississippi karoaa-
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EXClikSlONS tor JULY, 1852, for
IL SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
HOUSE, HIGHLAND HOUSE, PORT WASHINGTON,
MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCK (Misdletownl and the
intermediates places when practicable, and RED BANK
The new elegant and commodOos steamer GOLDEN
GATE Capt Foreman White. will iesvs New forS foot Of
Pob,peop II North Riverl, as follows
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EDNARO ANTHONY, VICE FIofIoonL
EDWARD A. STRONG, Secretary.
VyHE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE

COMPANY Of ths CITY Of NETWORK, s.tah
iIhed In 1851 at No i73 Csnss Branch Office, No y
srosdwsy, next u WAst opposite Trinity Church
-Insure Buldinza Merchandise Household FURNITURE g
,es n Port and their Cagoea Ge anst loss or damage By
sre.Ths Company hsyins besn In .ccastul oPea snos
more than past refer With eonhdeuee TO the ass
snee at their Ocs for the IL which their business
transactions have been cODdUeed and feel assured that In
hi. respect they will suffer by comparison with the
nos, favored Of our monetary institutions All Losses havs
sssn and will continue DO literally adjusted and promptly
sattled. JEREMIAH JEfbEkIL Yrr.1srt.
HosEs q LEoEARD, Secretary
GEORGE PAULDIse, Surveyor.
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V1HE MECHANICS and TRADERS
G3O UOO LOAN for Or. COOK &" i CO. CO;

sy the underlined until MONDAY, the fifteenth day Of
October next for loan $4,000 TOR the County Of Coca
v the State Of Illinois for which Coupon Bonds Of ssit
County bearing date November l. 1881 will be Issued IL
us CT go 10 each TO become due 10 not less thar
Eve nor more than twenty year and 10 hear annus 1eres
alta r;e not owe. ten per cert payable on The
first DAY Of MAY spd the principal and interest to De made
payable either the American Exchange Bank IN me Cify
ofHewYok or the Bank Of Commerce 10 Boston, Mas
q; the option Of the bidder
Proposals for any portion Of SAID loan may be sdireset
tposze add 10 either Of the undersigned Chicago, H.
10 the undersgped sad left with either II Newoot
Son George r Lee. ESQ., Philsaeipha; Mesrs SIscha1
Z Scott George s Robbins Son. New.fork Blake
W.gd Co OF Matthew Bodies, Esq, Boston
copy Of the Law authorizing said loan appears below
also the Order Of the Board Of Supervisors, appointing
,ssu,s In nesotiste TIA