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ROSS COLUMN.
CIRCULAR.

For the Summer Trade!
SS X. ROSS avails himself Of this opportu
kCs nifty Of Informing his customers, and al
who ma yvisit Portsmo nth, that his arrange
ments are'rnore extensive for>supplying theiT
wants than here tolore, His supplies are now
arriving almost daily from the East . nd South,
and his assortment will at all times be found
full and complete. He would call attention 10
the fact that purchasers can always find among
his assortment many articleso f DALI enquiry,
not usually to be obtained at other Wholeeal
Houses, which enables him to fiji orders wit,
promptness and at prices that cannot fail 10
please. F
The undersigned tenders his special ac-
kcwledge ments TO country merchants, aud
grocers Of this city, also to Iron Masters in
this and adjoining counties and Kentucky and
respectfully invites a continuance of their or
ders.
0S5-Special attention paid 20 filling orders,
and all articles warranted as represented.
slJ Particular examination is invitedto the
following branches Of his trade .a
Cotton Yarns and Batting;
ALI qualities gun powder;
Choice green and black teas;
,r ~. All kinds tobacco;
imported and common cigars;
Nest kinds foreign fruits;
ss Louisville lime;
Hydraulic cement;
81 Calcined plasters;
A@S Grindstones;
Stone ware;
H Kanawha & l.. salt;
Ae, .-a Sugar & coffee;
Molasses;
Mackerel and white fish: dye stuffs general
ly; bacon and lard; wooden ware, &c.
May 80 '52-dwif. R. ROSS.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
w. TX EEzDE,

,reso Is now receiving and opening his
- 1 Spring stock, consisting OF Boots,
&.Shoes, Hats, Caps, Trunks, Car.
pet Sacks, Leather, Sole, Upper, Calf
Kip and Lining Skins; Thread, Pegs
Binding Skins, &C. &C., all of which he is
now Offering toa liberal public at prices which
shall not be beaten.
The citizens of Portsmouth and surround
ing country are invited to calI und examine.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS & FURN-
ACE PROPRIETORS
will find il to their advantage TO give him
call.
N. B.-AIl-orders attended 10 with accura-
CIV and dispatch Tapr I, 52l
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Valuable Books.

A merIcan Millerand Millwrights' A Assistant;
IN Painters, Gnilders and yarnshe re- Com
panion Moulder, and Founders Guide, giving
complete directions for moulding In Green
Sand, Dry Sand. Losm, Cement &c. The
Nonlding Machine, Frames, Hollow Ware,
Bells, Brass, and other metals, with trealise
on the construction Of FURNACES; also receipts
for alloys yarnishes, Bronze, and Colors for
Castings &c. &c.
Just received and for sale BY
oct. J. STEPHENSON g.
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FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE BUSINESS HOUSE, on
n Market Street oppo site the market house,
in the block below the Apollo Hall, will bo sold
on reasonable terms. 1t is three. story brick,
well calculated for business house. The terms
are, one-th I'd cash in hand, and the balance In
equal payments JOHN COOK.
July 15---dtf
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PIGS HINp LEGS

OF A. FRASER & CO.'S CURING.
00Q0 PIECES of these delightful Hams
HUUU for family use. Enquire al Pig Iron
Corner. 13. +, CONWAY &CO.
July l3, 1852.
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Childresss,

GAlTERS, Jenny Lind, Lola Monies and
SIK ossutb Boots, just opened by
may 26 r. BELL &Co, r..
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. NEW STYLE sUMMER .HATs

M E. have Just received by axpress, an
w entire New Style Of Gentieman,s SOFT.
HATS. They are the most elegant Hatye
introduced. They are in great demand, and
those wishing to procure one should calsoon
Ap Hl4. r. LLOYD & co =
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THE TAPE wnRMl

This is the most dilicult worm to destroy Of
all that ipfest the human system, il grows 10
au almost indefinite length becoming SO coiied
and fastened in The intestines and slomuch af-
feeting the health SO sadly as 10 cause 81. vi.
tus canoe fits etc. that those afflicted seldom
OF ever suspect that it is tape worm fastening
them to an early grave, In order to destroy
this worm, very energetic treatment must be
pursued, ii would therefore be proper to take
to Of my liver pills so as to remove alob-
struclions, that the Worm syrup may dii ect
upon The worm, which must be taken IN doses
Of 2 tablespoonfnlls3 times u day these direc-
tions followed have never been known TO fail in
curing the mosi Obstinate case Of tape worm.
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Land for Sale or Barter,

TEIHREE tracts Of Land, one of 666a55%
A. acres, and one Of l34 acres on Twelve IL
Pole and close TO the Ohio river aid one Of
800 acres on Whites Geek of Big andy 10
miles from its junction with the Ohio these
lands are covered with large growth Of yell
low poplar, white oak, ash. beech, &c, lying
close on the0hio river. They contain camel
and bilumnous coal, ron ore. &c. The tim
Der can be put into the Ohio river in RATS at
from 4 to S cents per running foot. Persons
requiring large timber, will iind il easily reach
ed,
The land when cleared is admirably adapted
for growing tobacco, grain, etc. The Central
Virginia railroad will pass close to the large
tract. The whole will he sold at SO per acre.
and groceries, dry goods, etc., taken in ex-
change, OF II may be paid for in one, two and
three years, with interest. Title clear anG In.
disputable. Apply at this office, or to
JAS.TODD, ,Guyandotte, Va.
Nov. 5, 1851 dwtf
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Books and Stationary.
WTE are now receiving and opening the
w largest and best assortment of
BOOKS AND STATIONARY

ever offered in this city. We make the as.
sertion without fear of contradiction, thai no
town in Ohio IS better supplied than Ports.
mouth with every article in our line. Our
stock was selected in the New York aud Phila.
dephia markets, from the publishers, manu-
aclurers and importers-thus avoiding all
second roiils, and placing us upon equal terms
with The jobbers any where.
The public are respectfully invit TO call
and examine our stock and prices, as we pledge
ourselves TO sell as low us any other house in
The western country.
]. STEPHENSON & co
corner Front and Market sis. Portsmouth.
0oct. 3-dY
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HOBENsAcK,s LIVER PILLS.

H0BENSACKS LIVER PILLS.
No part 1.-THE system is more liable TO dis
case than the Liver, il serving as filterer TO
purify the blood, or giving the proper secre-
ton to the bile; SO that any wrong action Of
the Liver effects the other important parts Of
The system, and results variously, in liver COM
patnt, janudce, dyspepsia, etc We should
therefore watch every symptom that might in.
dicate wrong action OF the liver. These pills
bein composed Of roots and plants furnished by
hat ire to llea! the sick: Namely, LIST, An ex-
pectorant which augInents the secretion from
the pulmonary mucus membrane or promotes
the dsclldre Of secreied matter. 2nd. Anal
ornate which changes in some inexplicable
and insensiGle manner the certain morbid ac-
lion Of the sl stem. Srd. A tonic which giVse
lone and -trength 10 the nervous 81 ystem, re-
newing health and Vigor to all parts OF the
body. 4th, A CATHARrlC, which acts in
perfect harmony with the other ingre ents, and
oparating Oh the Bowels, and expelIng I le
whole mass Of corrupt aud vitiated matt er, and
purifying the Blood, which destroys disease
and restores health.
TO FEMALES.
You will find these Pills an nva liable med
iciDe in many complaints to which YOU are
subject. In distractions either total or par.
tial, they have been found Of ineslimable ben.
eft, restoring theii functional arrangements
TO a healthy action; purl ing the blood and
other fluids SO eliectually to put TO fight all
complaints which may arise lronfemale irreg-
ularities, as headache, giddiness uiDncss Of
sight, pain in the side back etc.
one genuine unless signed N. Hoben.
sack, all others being base imitation.
UJAgents wishing new supplies and Store
Keepers desirous Of becoming Agents must al
dress the Proprietor, j N. Hobensack, Phila-
dcpbia Pa.
j. & c. Reakart Pearl ST. Cincinnati, Whole
sale agt. for Ohio, McVey & Co. Ports mouth,
ohackleIord & Cricbton, Portsmouth, Lansing
& S,flord, Chillicothe Woodrow, fIiIlsboro'
md by every respectable storekeeper in the
country where you can get pamphlet. "
June ~, le52,-dwly
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City Insurance Companv.

HNHtS company located in incinnati is a
IL responsible company, and paysits losses
promptly, has no agencies in other States, and
consequently knows IFS affairs monthly. Pol
icies issued without delay on Dwellings, Fur.
niture, Stores and Merchandise. Marine risks
taken on favorable terms, by
SIR ROSS, Agent.
Refer to Row = Doane, Davis & Smith and
merchants generally.
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Leather, Leather.

Maine Law---TO Corn Raisers
Az 4 have for sale OH consignment, No.
Wv Hands Steel Plougfs, BarAbilIs' Corn
Planters. These are not ouIy handsome arti
cIes, bot the best Of III. kind; both having ia-
ken ihe first premium al The Ohio State Fair.
.s's B. y. CONWAY & CO.,
mar6-dwtf PIG Iron CorasY.
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E7En PACKAGES Green and 1syssz
1OO Black Teas, Of Philadelphia ssegK
lmPoration, Of half Chests, l2 and Al11-1A
10 Cattie., for sale low, and quality GUARANTEED
may. 70 S. R. ROSS.
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TSoTTON YARN-.50O Bales Cotton Yarns
~ 100 bales Carpet Warp Also, Coverlid
Yarn; Wrapping Twine, and Candle Wicking
for saleby (may 2Sl s. r. ROSS.
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a. W. B1sKlRk
TNT GDo GSA

Front street,P p Portsmouth, ohio.
XXI r Ehope by strict attention to business
w anddue observance OF the wants Of our
customers. and the public gener lly, to re
ceive continuance eofthatvery' liberal patron
age heretofore extended 10 the old firm o,
which weare very much obliged. ~
January 9 2,1S4g.--n39
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OUGAR Crushed, Pnlverized and Loaf.
~ the cry best quality in market, received
this day, laug - WIN. MILLER.
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Tobacco. 7T5
A FINE quality Tobacco, cigars and
"A Snuff, received this day.
augs. WIN. MILLER.
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nj EW ARRIvALS-S. r Ross is receiy-
IN ing almost daily new and choice article
OF GROCERIES, all OF which arc offered at
me lowest market rates. may %.
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Fruit Drops.

STlLL another lot received per Scioto.
~ Have now on hand great vafiety Of DIFF
ierent Flavors. WIN. MILLER.
june 81, '52. rte't
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Mackerel and white fish: dye stuffs general
ly; bacon and lard; wooden ware, &c.
May 90 '52-dwtf. S. r. ROSS.
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MAINLAND ON ISTERvKSTIoS.-Mr. Williams
has laid the following resolutions before the Senate
OF Maryland, as n substitute for the series already
printed
al Rssolred by the Central Asssmbiy Of Mary
land, That, inasInuoh the policy proper TO be
pursued by this country towards other nations,
and the conduct OF our foreign relations arc con-
fded by the Constitution OF the United States To
the Federal Government, il is incl pedient and un
wise in the Legislature of Maryland to express
any opinion the subject of American interven-
ton in the affairs aud conflicts OF tho nations OF
Europe.
- Re,olred, That the security, prosperity, and
happiness, ahundRntly enjoyed by the inhab
ranls of the United States, under hn independent
government and free republican institutions,
awaken in the people Of Maryland solicitude that
a like independence and similar institutions may
be possessed and maintained by all nations Who
can appreciate these blessings.
80. Resolved. That the late struggle Of Hungary
for independence and freedom excited among all
parties in this State the varmest wishos for her
success and the deepest sympathy for her suffer
ings; and they entertain the highest respect and
admiration for the talents, ZEAL and patriotism OF
her noble governor, Louis kossuth.
-. Rssoivod, That, recognising the great prin-
cple which justified that country in contondiug
fr her ancient rights, and resisting by arms her
opprcssors, Maryland regards with abhorronce the
intervention Of Russian despotism in aid Of Aus
trisn tyranny over Hungary, and denounccs IL as
a violation Of the laws Of nations, Of justice, and
of humanity"
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The wounded Bird.

GEORGE w. DUNN.
Sweet bird, with broken pinion, cease
TO chaunt that melancholy strain,
Such mourniu music mars my peace,
Such sad notes fill my breast with pain
Then cease, or sing song OF love,
Such as in other days was heard
Resounding through thy native grove,
When thou vert blithe and free, sweet bird
81 know sang gayer song
When pcrched upon my tavorite bough,
Surrounded by choral throng,
Than any can sing thee now.
Gay music was my Joy and pride,
When could skip from tree 10 tree.
But now my wing droops at my side
Icannot sing that song for thee"
Spring came once more; the earth again
Was ROBBED in verdurc; glen and-wood
Rang with the songs OF birds; each strain
Was waited through the solitude;
But as stood entranced, and heard
The minstrels sing their lovelicst song,
/ wcpt because the wounded bird
Was not among the joyous throng.
RICHMOND, Mo /, Nov II, 1851
TLiLeriy (Ho.) Tribune
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JENNY LIND married by the Protestant
Episcopal rite. She is thirty one years old, and
her husband twenty -four. He is gentleman, and
a man of genius-of Hebrew origin, we believe.
We well remember his performances on the piano
forte, too good for the popular appreciation, and
never deviating from the severity of art to draw
out the public plaudts by tricks Of clap-trap.
which nc had dextcrity enough to do if he had
chosen. On those occasions Jenny, who was not
ON the stage at the moment, used often to stand
forward in her private box and clap her hands
vigorously in sight of the audience, who by no
means seemed 10 share her admiration for the
pianist However, she undcrstood his merits u
great deal better than they did.--N. Y. Tribune.
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THE Marcus OF NoRMANBY, who occupies at
present the conspic uous place of British minister
in France, was formerly known ns Earl Mulgravc.
In his youth he had some literary pretensona, and
wrote a novel, of which even the name is forgotten.
The family is of Irish origin, and the title OF Null
grave was Irish until a predecessor Of the presen mt
earl, who under the family name of Phipps had
distinguished himself as an admiral in the British
navy, was created English peer, by the same
title, in 1894. The title has been twice extinct
since and twice revived the last time in 1912. The
present peer was created Marquis Of Normandy in
1888, holding at the time the office of Lord Lieu
tenant of Ireland. He is now about fifty five years
of &C. and is for the courtliness of his
manners, and his prudence as Il diplomatist. lie
belongs to the old Grey and Russell school OF Wing
politics. and has been Of the luckest supporters
of the Reform bill of 1892 having been in some high
office ever since.-N. o. Picayine.
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FURTHER CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

OUNCE THE NOTICE from this office Of The 10th
- January last, which appeared in the newspa-
pers of this city, cautioning the public against
ceiving certain drafts purporng to be those o!
Captain L. G.. Easton, Assistant Quartcrmastcr, re-
Gently stationed at Santa Fe, New Mexico, third
forged draft the Quartermaster General has been
presented for payment. 1t is numbered ll3, Santa
FG, N. M, LIST May, 1851 in favor of Robert y.
Brent, esq, for $3.50 and signed L. G.. Easton,
Captain and Assistant Quartermaster
II ia known, from official advice in this office,
that the emily genuine draits of Captain Eason ON
the Quarter master General are numbered from
to IL; all of which have been long since paid.
Captain Easton having ceased to draw, there are
consequently genuine drafts Of his now in circu-
lation.
BY direction of the Quartermaster Gcncrai:
WIN. A. GORDON, Chief Clerk.
QUARTERMAsTEn GKNERAL's OFFICE,
WAsHiSGroN Cry, February 10, 1882.
Feb ii
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Isroosp pssrArcn.l

Nsw YoRK. February ID The schooner Spray,
from Chill. arrived January II, reports that the
ports of Vaieriano and Coquiinbo were blockadcd
by the government forces.
Died, at Los Angeles, DR.. J. Hereford, OF 81.
Louis.
The -iita California says that the late Indian
war in the southern portion Of the State has 1T
length terminated. The executive of the State
has issued order to General Raines, command
ing him 70 proceed Immediately to San Diego, and
disband tho volunteer forces called in requsition
by General Deans,
The southern mines are represented as in a -four
ishng condition, gold being found in the whole
range Of country. The quartz mine at Salt Springs
said to be the richest in the country.
Governor McDougal, in his message, recon.
mends the holding Of a convention for amending
the constitution OF the State.
The r. q Adams previously referred to as hav-
ing been shot for seducing young girl was mar
ried to her on Friday evening, and shortly after
expired, from the effect of his wounds.
MARKETS.
SAN FRANCISCO January lS.--Goods were chip
ping in moderate quantities for the interior, aud
prices generally were without change.
Flour-sales confined almost entirely to small
lots for consumption Business continues steady
Barley is rather dull ut II cts Provisions
quiet, and but little doing.
Well casoned lumber from the Atlantic Stairs
is in good demand.
Prime cigars are scarco-inferor qualities
plenty.
Exchange upon the Atlantic cities continues the
same on the Let of January, with good dc
mand for bills. Clean gold dust sek at SIS % to
ST. so.
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NEW STEAM PAPER MILL At MAY
INNDNILEE.

TIVE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave 10 inform their
l. friends, and the trade generally, that they
have their PAPER MILL in operation, and are
prepared 20 furnish ON shor, notice, all kinds OF
PRINTING PAPER,
Of my size or weight required, Mt prices from ten
TO fifteen cents per pound. according TO quality.
Orders addressed 10 the subscribers, Philadel-
ph,a poet ofticc, will receive prompt attention.
Feb I4-ff &c. < r III WARREN.
I ECTUREs ON THE HISTORY or FRANCE,
- by Sir James Stephens. Professor of Modern
History IN the University OF Cambridge; vol svo.
Wesley and Methodism. by Isaac Taylor,
Pictorial Field Book Of the Revolution, No. 10.
London Labor and the London Poor, by Henry
Mayhew, part ".
Jan 10 FRANCk TAYLOR,
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Tribute OF Respect to tho Lato MIR. GIuck.

Tribute OF Respect to tho Lato MIR. Gluck,
At meeting the 18th of February, at one
O'Clock, of the officers Of the United States Coast
Survey now in Washington, the Superintendent Of
the work, Professor A. d. BAoHE, was called to the
chair.
Lieutenant ALMy, of the United States Navy,
stated that the object Of the meeting was to pay
tribute of respect the memory of our late associate
and friend JoHN Is. GLucK, Assistant in the United
States Coat Survey. For that purpose he submit
ted the following resolutions, which were CATER re-
inarks on the character and SERVICES Oh Mr.. GLUck
by Professor BAcHE) unanimously adopted:
R,,olped. That we have learned, with sincere
sorrow the deceasc of our friend and conrade, John
Il. GIuck, Assistant in the Coast Survey, which oc
Cured at Baltimore the 9th instant, from disease
contracted while in the discharge OF his duty, and
whose manly and amnble character endeared him
10 us while his professional zeal and ability COM
manded our respect.
Resoiptd, That we deeply sympathizc with his
bercayed and Borrowing family in a loss that we
will not presume by words TO measure or describe
As tribute, however, of our sincere coincidence
with theu and of our respect for the departed, we
would offer this manifestation OF our feehngs; and
nj the same time commend them to Him who careth
for the desolate and afflicted.
Resolved, That Lieutenant j. J. Almy, United
States Navy Major Isaac !. Stevens, United States
Jenkins, United States Navy. and William >.
Walker, esq. be committee to communicate these
resolutions to the family Of Mr. Gluck in Balt-
more and in Germany, and Tor publication In the
newspapers OF Washin gton and Baltimore.
A. ID. BACHE, Chairman.
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DOUBLE TAxKs.-The injustice Of compelling the
owner of mortgaged estate to ray full taxes upon
it, and at the same time taxing the mortgagee for
the amount of his mortgage as personal property,
has often been remarked. bill has been intro
duced into the Legislature OF New York to remedy
this evil. The bill, says the Journal Of Commerce,
.requires the Of the property 10 pay taxes
the full valuation, but requires the collector to
give him receipt, stating what proportion Of the
tax belonged TO the mortgage, or to each mort
shall be a legal tender in payment of the interest
or principal Of such mortgage or mortgages re-
spectively. And the same in The case Of any other
lilo
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UNITED STATES AND
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

UNITED STATES AND
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ONLY THROUGH FOR
SAN FRANCISCO, VIA HAVANA AND
CHAGRES.
On TUESDAY, Feb. 81 at ., p m.
The Splendid Double Engine Steamship
GEORGIA,
Unequallcd in her accommodations and speed.
Three Th0usund Tons.
ID. d. PORTER. U. S. NJ, Commander.
@Nfk WILL SAIL ON TUESDAY, Feb. u
ssAisasdk at precisely two o'clock, p. m, from
her pier at the foot of Warren street, North
River, with the Government mails for Cbagres,
ronnec ting with the iavoritc United States Mail
Steamship
NORTHERNER,
To sail, without any delay, for San Francisco, on
the arrival OF the passen and mails at Panama.
For passage and freight. apply at the office, III
West street, foot of Warren street, North River.
N. Bills OF lading signed at the Office on the
morning of sailing.
Feb Pts
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woRrurNGroN @. sSEruEN

rONTINUEs to practice law in the Supreme
~ Court TO attend to cases before Congress. to
prosecute claims and settle accounts against the
Departments and Boards Of Commissioners. TO
procure patents at home and abroad. 20 obtain
pensions and bounty lands, TO collect debts. dvi-
bends. legecies, and inheritanccs in any part Of
the United States aud in foreign countries. make
investments of funds in loans AMI stocks and GU
bond and mortgage, aud to negotiate the purchase
aud sale Of loans, lands and patent rights IN aBy
State of the Union Particular attention paid to
California land title CAGES coming up 10 the United
States Supreme Court appeal.
CoInmunic atoms, prepaid addressed TO CIV G.
SNsrHEN, ) Carroll Place, Capitol Till, Washing
ton. ID. c." will meet with pcompt attention
Oct 3O-diy-w