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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
hANEw sFoRE IN rREMONT.
Great Exhibition.
rarHr LARGEST AND REST STOCK OF
In Il w GOODS!
MAGNIFICENT Dress Goods

asp Silks Satins, Paris de Grape, Six Grenadine
Silk Albanies, new style printed Berage, Chenl
rerape, a large ot Of French, English and Ameri-
Z. can Lawns, superior TO anything in the market
terave de LANES ofihe newest styles and most de-
sirabe patterns, A superior assortment OF French
aud other Ginghams--the most beautiful patterns.
dachairs. Poplins, plain figured and chanGeable
Alpaccas ;sIeo superior Black Silk Lustres Alpaccas
\ large and general assortment Of
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05

barefoot.
HATS, CAPS, AND BONNETS!
of every variety, style and quality Palm Leaf hats
at a shilling, and Bonuets in Proportion; and last,
but not least, among our many Goods, is rich
and varied assortment of
Goods for the ladies!
Beautiful Lawns, De LANES aud Merimac prints
eight yarns for eight shngs, trimmed Berages
French Lawns, Alpaccas aud Ginghams for a
trihe more.
Nails, Glass, Crockery, Hardware, Leather
Stone-ware, &c. &c.
We do straforward bhsiness-buy our Good,
Low. and sell them CHEAP, for Ready Pay OF
Produce-IIave One Price for all. Our motto,
WE Will NOT BE UNDERSOLDn
Cash for Wool, Wheat, Cats and Corn.
JNO. P. HAYNES & SON.
Fremont, June 10, 1852.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
PAPER AND PAPER uANG1NGs

Fremont, May 18th, 1852.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-02-05
CheGp Goods!
READY-MADE CLOTBING!

'HH nlade mere, and warranted not TO rip, embrace
ing garments of all descriptions, styles, and quail
lty, and ''better bargains" in the way of ''furn-
ishing the outer man cannot be made west of New
York than with us. Wholesale dealers in
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

then outstanding G6,947. The entire
area of the public domain is estimated
at !, ISL 100000 of acres. Its purchase
was effected ut the rate OF l4.4l cents
per ucre, amounting tn SG7,999,70o
Add the Indian Reservation, valued nj
81, $50 COG. and adding the cost Of sell.
ing lands sold previous 10 June last, the
entire cost, excluding surveying, amounts
10 SIS, 994,Ol6. The whole amount
accluiug ftum sales up to June 80, 1858,
was sl42,2s4,37s, being S5S,299 465
more thnn the cost of the whole. 1t is
estimated that the nett amount which
will have been realized for them, is the
sum of 1891, 1880. The policy Of
bringing the lands into market at the
earliest possible day is urged. Early
attention is called to tho disposition OF
the mineral lands of California, the M.
settled business Of the Pension Office,
aud the frauds upon the same. The
Indians have been unusually peaceful
through the year. Their present nun.
Der in tho United States is estimated at
400 OOO-ls, 600 cast Of the Mississippi.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
DEEPLY AFFLICTISG!

On Saturday evening last, Mr.. FREDERICK
A. TREUpLEY, Puper.muker, Of this vicinity,
met with All accident which eventuated in
his death on Wednesday morning following
about four o'clock. On closing up the labOIs
Of he week w Saturday evening, Mr.. 7.
went into the whcel.room after M oil.can
The water had been shut OF, and the mil
stopped, so that no danger was upprehenled
but, some ice being in the way, su(fciency
Of water leaked through 10 I'll several Of thr
buckeis-ths machinery suddenly started
Mr.. Treudley was thrown from his feet, and
caught between the wheels-his left leg wa:
broken in two or three plaCes-his shoulder
dislucated, collar.bone and several ribs bro.
ken, besides receiving severe internal injH
ries. He received prompt medical and sur
gcal atterdance-bote his sull'ptings with
great fotlitnAe, and conversed creeriully witt
visitors until Sunday evening, when he be-
came speechess, and SO remained.
MIR. Trrudley had nearly completed hi:
jlsl year. lie was member Of the +" Disci
pies Church" for many years, and looked for
ward to his dissolution with resignation &c
the Divine will, and hope Of future bliss
He leaves a deeply afflicted widow, and sew
en- children, some Of whom are too young tt
t.nt;zc iheir insE
Mr.. TreudIey was man Of great energy
Of character, and commendabIe business ha
bits. He rented the Live Oak puper.mil
last S9rng-sprnr the Summer and Fall il
making repairs and imptovements-und hat
just begun 10 do business in a satisfactory
way, when this overwhelming disaster tool
place. lie had made many friends in lhi!
vcinity-was uniformly courteous and com
runionabir-and his death j, regarded as 1
public loss. Ills remains, in charge Of TIT
stricken family left here for Wheeling y,
Thursday morning, May lie who is the wi
dow's stay, and the Father Of the futherIcss
afford, in this season Of anguish that conso
lation which He alone can give
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
Exceedingly Annoying.

We are driven TO the Notifying necessity
of issuing half sheet this week, owing tc
the future of our paper.makers TO supply
us with paper a, the proper time. When
the recent contract was made, we felt sure
OF having good paper promptly delivered
through The Winter-and anticipated fur
Their regular supply from Live Oak Mill
We arc, however, badly disappointed for the
present, und our prospective calculations are
buried in the grave of poor T'reudley.
This is q world Of disoppOinlmenis, and
we ore getting used to Ihem-bot paper we
WILL have, though it te necessary to run a
"one.horse" line 10 Brownsville or Pitts.
bursh!
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
Selling Pork.

The West. Chester, Pa. Republican Of re-
cent date says "A farmer from the love-
part Of this county lately took load Of pork
to the Philadelphia market, and after selling
it, wen, in the evening to the theatre, whert
he became acquainted with good fellow
who was so NgrpeabIs that our Chester conn
Is man invited him 10 sleep with him at the
tavern whers he was stopping. In tile morn
ing when he awokc. his new friend wa'
missing, and with him $50 Of the farmers
money, all he reserved for Ills pork, and also
$50 of another petsou sleeping in the same
room.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
a New Dessert.

Al The recent Mitchell dinner in San.
Francisco the wondering admiration Of
the guests was excited by the beau,iiu!
appearance oil one ofthe many dishes Of
tempting delicaciss which adorned the
tables. The dish seemed 10 consist OF
blanc mango, crowned with a surface and
supers'ructure Of jelly. Al the earliest
opportunity dozen SPOONS were plunged
into its inviting depths, a dozen plates
loaded with the mysterious substance and
dozen mouths filled with The deliciou,
bonbon. And then change came over
the spirit of the scene. "Uchm said one.
Bah" said another. eco 'way!Y said a
third, az he spat out q mouthful oil the
article on the clean table cloth. nl'll DO
hanged II It isn't lard" said the fourth.-
The roars oil laughter which greeted this
last sally can be better imagined than des.
crihed.. 1t really was lard. The cook,
either falling short In his amount OF ieIIy
or being desirous 10 do the dinner Up in
fanciiuI style, had covered huge cakes Of
solid lard with great pyramids oil irlly.-
The dishes, thus arranged, looked bpauti.
ful. Prospecting 10 a very necessary
preliminary in California.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
WHEELING, Dec. %, 1858.

EDITORS OF THE MIRROR:
Shire my last, nothing Of i'm
'ortancc has occurred in this city, except the
obsewance Of Christmas. The Catholics
.Ook the lead in these matters, Of course, aud
brew open the doors Of the If Cathedrsl to
he public at 5 o'clock in the morning.
earn that large congregation OF citizens
assembled to witness their performances
As the day advanced the weather grew more
iomy and cold, putting dumper on row.
'yism, which, doubtless, would have pre-
allied to a considerable extent. Notwiih'
funding the inclemency Of the weather. a
real part of the population were on foot
I'd the city presented a gay aud lively as
,c. Parents and children, OIL tours Of OBJ
serration, thronged the streets. The des'
tuc,lon Of Turkeys, judging from the mum
Der sold III market, must have been enor'
nous Tho bhoys amused themselves By
burning hre.crackers, &C., TO the great an
noysuce Of persons walking the Streets
suppose the Police gave them a little rope
on Christmas, which they would not give at
any other time. Although the nights have
becn cold, many serenadiug parties have
been out and have discussed some fine vo'
cal and instrumental music.
The River trade has nearly come 10 halt
on account Of The hard freezing, 1t seems
that the River is entirely closed up between
this city aud Pitsburg, and boat officers are
afraid TO risk It down stream, for fear Of be-
ing frozen up. The past has been hard
season for boats OIL account Of low water
aud the Winter seems as bad on account Of
ice. There has been pretty good stage Of
water since Thursday last.
There are now 5 newspapers published IN
this place, one Of them German-bas ! don't
read 1t.
Business of all kinds Is brisk, considering
the very cold weather, W. DIS
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
JAMES REAMER.

Oftle National Hotel" opposite tho
Brownsville Boat Landing. is by no
means to DO passed slightly by, When
speaking Of good Hotels, because, .
more clearly aud neutrality-suspicious.
better table, more attentive servants,
mora courteous, gentIemanly and &C.
communicating proprietor, cannot DO
found, than is met with at this well
known and popular House, which should
he greatly enlarged to keep pace with
its constantly increasing custom and
popularity under its present excellent
managemenr.-Put Reumer at the head
of the "Astor!" and he would not dimir'
." ~ Bropu,piNe Clipper.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

hoahs il was If some importance III
he should nos t"iee wt:.o ''n"r I
name Of orr "w;li cat" .: :7'Se (
nan Cashier of two diferer: Anntr.s
one bank support taco Cashiers. II
Ills, consequently, had,o wait for the
signatures until an old bill could | (
found. uni the ,ight name ascertainea
i am crrdlbIy informed that the ab9s'
circumstance Is strictly truc.
There is nov n Lcvia,lan in our
,ers-lhc immense clipper ship, or
Republic. lying in the East river, iss
tied daily by hundreds Of persons. az
admission price Of shilling Por be
This great ship has great cargo.
moug o,her articles engaged by
Great republic, for liverpool, areT
1000 barrels Of -four.
10000 10 10000 bushels o! corn
wheat.
1000 bales Of cntton.
5000 bushels Of rosin.
1000 tiercss of beet, &C., &c.
Having taken q. much freight az
can liN over tho bar at Sandy H
shc will. it is said, haul out into
stream on Friday next. 1t is conhden''
IL expected thot our transatlantic cons
ms viii be electrified by tho arrival o.
Ills monster Of the deep, is the river
Menoy, within twelve days from he'
departure from this port.
II day, tho Naval Committee Of The
House will report a bill appropria'inl
three millions Of dollars to deFEay tht
expense Of constructing six first class
steam friga,es, to DO built in accordance
with the recommendations of the Sec
rotary of the Navy. am happy tt
learn that this measure will be followed
up with such provisions for thorousf
reorganization Of the whole naval sys
tenn as will place tho service in the mos
complete order. Yours Truly.
RANDOLPH.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

Bayard Taylor arrived in New York
on Tuesday Of last week, direct tror.
China. in the clipper Sea Serpent. +
left New York on the 2Sth OF Angus
1851, and has been gone two years al
four moths. In this time he has visited
most of the countries Of Europe, la,
assembled the Nile further than any 9th
or American or English traveller, jour
neyed in Palestine. Asia Minor aud IL.
dia, visited China twice, and tuken
part in tho American Expedition to Ja.
pan. He has travelled altogether som
fifty thousand miles, aud in all lis al
ventures and intercourse with men o.
every cline and race has heen received
with kindness and attended by uniforr.
good fortune. From the time of lear
ing ill his return he has met with NJ
accident, but has found every thing tc
favor his purposes und help him on
He returns to America in excelleu,
health aud spirits, ready to uprly to use
tho varied experience mud information
gathered in this long tour.
Arthur's Home Gazette.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
AttestatiOn of Wills.

], has frequently occurred 10 us n
important that the newspapers shout
publish the provision oflhe new Cod
in reference 10 the execution Of Will
Many WiIlsi, is thought areinvalid, an
the title to property by them therefor
unsound because Witnesses TO its execu
tim have not observed the requisites .
the late enactment; lhut provision is u
follows:
"Chapter 1922, section 4. No Wi
shall be valid unless it be in writing an
signed BY the les,ator, or by some olhe
person, in hisprciencr and BY his dircd
ton, in such manner as to make it ma
ifest that the name was intended as
signature; ard moreover, unless it !
wholly written by the testator, aud sis
nature shalI be made or the Will a.
knowledged by him in the presence Of
least tsro competent toitHcssrs al tie san
time; aud such witnesses stall subscri'
The VIII in the prennce Of tie tcStatot
but no form Of aIlesatiun shall be NJ
ccssary. !
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
7Lsa,mea. Of Htlrs,r, ~ Asstsia.

fsts's'ssfst 49, " 800
The Hebrew citizens Of Albany, New
York, have held meeting TO express
their indignation at atlis late atrociOus
tyrannicul and arbitrary acts Of Francis
Joseph Of Austria by which he has dePFi-
we'd 100000 Of his Jewish subjects Of the
inolienable rights Of man," They adopted
a long series ofrvsolu,ions in the preamble
Ito which they say that in consequence oil
that cruel and drspotic decree Of the Aus.
TRAN tyrsnt, the Jewish bankers Of Lon.
don, viz: Messrs. Adam spielman s Co.,
Baum s. Co., Montctu Brothers, md
Abraham Banner s Co., have agreyd not
todralin Austrian State stocks, and He
brew member Of the Stock Exchange has
also thrown large quantity Of The Aus
TRAN Stocks on the market "as not worth
keeping" This example they urge all
friends Of religious ard political liberty 10
follow throughout the world,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
Bropn,viile Clipper.
American Wire.

In many branches OF iron manufactui
our country has advanced with rsPid
strides, and now maintains distinguished
position; This is especially The case wii$
The manufacture OF iron wire. There
are some packages Of wire on exhibition,
at the C6rystal Palace, which deseSss.
more than a passing glance from ever.
visitor. They were manufactured 4
Trenton, N. J. In quality they are .uns6;
passed. and in variety they show the re' Z
lection Of machinery used in their maUr-
lacture, and the ductility Of the met
employed. There are some specimers
We should judge, about half an inch 2
diameter, while there are others SO fin
and beautiful that they resemble siivC;
hair. In one package Of two pound
there are six thousand yards; and in az.
oiher package oil one pound twelve OUT
crs, there are four thousand yards--cr
one hnndred and forty.three and hall
yards in single ounce Of iron.-Sci,7,
tife Amr,can.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

About 100000 were again paid out
during the past week, for work done on
the Northwestern Virginia Railroad, du.
ring the previous month. The workman
have increased greatly in numbers, Of
lutte aud i, sexpected the next estimate
will DO by fur tho largest which has yc,
been made.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

wWc learn that Ward and Gibson, who
were lately convicted in WeSlmoreland co..
Pa, Of the murder Of Mrs. Sectest, have
been stanted new trial, on the ground that
the husband Of the deceased, who was the
principal witness against them, is Insane
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
Quo LAw.-Thc Wheeling Gazst

Ono LAw.-Tlo Wheeling Gazette
sayS.-
Tho Cincinnati Price Current states
that under recent enactment, which is
embraced in the new code Of Ohio laws
a debtor who is suspected Of having dis.
posed of his property fur the purpose Of
lefrauding his creditors, can be- brought
before Probatc Judge and required To
testify under oath with reference to the
matter. The FIRST case under this law,
that we have heard Of, was brought in
this city during The last week, aud the
result was the defendants gavc security
for the payment Of tho debt, although
they failed some lime since. andwere re.
ported to be ws,,h nothing.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
M0NONGALIA MIRROR.
PRAISE WHERE We CAN AND cExsunE WHERE We
MUST,
MoRGANTOWN, Va.
Saturday, December 1853.
OUR AGENCIES.

UMr. C. PIERCE, No. 40, South Third st.,
Philadelphia, is one OF our most obligiag and
attentive Agents.
E. W. CARR, Third street, opposite the EE-
change, Philadelphia, is alec our Agent for that
br. E. PARSONS, Gladly Creek, Barbour co.
has kindly consented 10 act as Agent for the
i. NJ. ANVIL, Nestorvillc, Barbour co.., Va.
G. CRESAP, ESQ, Kingwood, Preston CO., Va.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
A GOOD ONE.

A correspondent Of the Alexandria
Gazette sends the following ,othat paper,
withappropriat. evidences Of isNtrulh.
At,the breaking Of ground the COIN
mencement oil the Lynchburgh and Ten.
npsses Railroad, a, Lynchburgh, theRty.
J. E., by appointment, acted aschaplain
on the occasion. AT the time appointed
for prayer, the chaplain raised'bis hands
and said, "Lst US prsy." In an instant all
hats were DOTTED, and the chaplain COM
menced slowly and solemnly 10 read a
veryappropriatr manuscript prayer, which
he had previously prepared. During the
reading OIL the prayer. an old negro man,
who had been engaged withShis spade,
wasrrs,ing, with one foot on The spade
andhis arms on the landlp looking very
. inttnily in The chapIan's face. AT the
conclusion of,he prayer, the old negro,
straitspipg himself up, remarked audibly,
,Well, lrpckon da''s de Ius, TING DIS Lord
has. ever been wrote 10 on the SUBJECT Of
railvads.l
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
Secretary Of The Interiors Report,

or all the public documents given t"
the county within tho last week, nat
one possesses more intorcsts than the
Annual Report from tho Department of
the interior, We CLEAN from |, the fact
that during the year, e,sle,aIl acres
have been surveyed, lo.363,sol acres
brought into market, and Os3,495 a.
ores sold. The number of land war.
rauts issued Up to the 30tll September
last, was e6G.6ls. of which there wero
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

Tie Rig1ta Break LstttyAL-In the
Mntlha Washington case, recently OH
trial II Columbus a question arose as to
whsfher an officer had right, tinlcr
any circnmstanccs to break the seal Of
a letter addressed to another person.
Judge McLean said that, "if any person
opened letter under any prets'Ice
whatever, he was liahle to he prosecuted
.underthe post Office laws" lfsuspicioliis
letters came, Il would he better for the
louiuiaster to scud To the Departnienti
they had M authority to open them
neither had the maraSl, police, nor that
court,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
MONDAY, Dec. 10, 1858.
SENATE.

Mr.. Thomas proposed a resolution
providing for the issue OF small notes
by tho Virginia Banks to the amount
Of one.6th OF the specie in tho vaults,
TO be based on State securities. H'4
proposition was losl-ayes l6, noes %
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

70 Our NEws.BoYs will be round 10.
day with their Annual Address. Let them
DO rewarded according TO their works"
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
EARMEps REAn TuIs

laws as to require the merchants and tavern
keepers, before they obtain their licenses, to
make oath that they will neither receive nor
pay out any note Of less size than IS,
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
B. Foreign Intelligence.
>N1sAAaSNe.NNAe~S~
RRIYAL OF THE PACIFIC
Hays later from Europe..a Great
|ral Bsttle...2l ships of war des'
'yed.- Excitement in Europe, &C.
Nrw YosE, December &c.

American mail steamer Pacific teseh
wharf abontnoon to-day. She brings
ava later sdvices from Europe. Flou
lrthsr advanced Sd. 10 10.
political adyicss BY this steamer are
than usually important,
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
engagement. had taken place be
n the Russian and Turkish fleets OF
druns near Senapc, in which the
were enrifely defeated, The lar
Of the Turkish vessels were lost
Their with abnut 800 soldiers; some
y artillery; and large amount q
ley. Twelve smaller Turkish ship:
also lost.
NE Turkish Ace, sent forward to the
ok Sea had been also defeated and
irned.
The Turks fought like devils, and
lid not surrender. With most des'
alto bravery they fought until one
! after another wns sunk, blown up,
ned, or destroyed. Seven Turkish
atcs. two corvettes, one steamer, and
30 transports, with several thousand
b, were totally lost, the men all per,
ng. osman Bcy, the Turkish Vice
mirsl, was taken prisoner.
Each If the Turkish ships, besides
ir crew, had 800 troops on their way
circassia. They also had money to
h The fleet, all Of which was lost.
Tho battle lasted only one hour. The
|naindcr Of the Russian feet was ln
uttered that il could scarcely reach
bastapnol.
All Europe was in a farore of excite.
M, aud the opinion is general tina. n
lropean war can nu longer be avertea.
10 Russians continued to gain the aj-
itage, and their loss in the great na.
engagement, under the circumstan.
lis fully equal to.,hat Of tho Turks.
On the limo ofsthe Danube there was
movement.
SECOND DIsPssTcH.
On the Sd Nov,,esix Russiap.ships,
der command of Admiral Machik5tf,
acked the Turkish squadronsatSScn:
9, misunderstanding u brisk fire
I'M land batteries, completely destroy.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10
SATURDAY, Dec. l7lh,
BILLS PASSED.

To amend the nineteenth section OF
the act concerning the salaries of Ger.
tain officers Of government, compensa'
ton Of members and officers Of the
General Assembly, mileage and other
allowances, passed June 9Th, 1862.
Requiring the Governor of the Com
monweaI,h to cause proclamation TO be
made of the establishment Of Banks,
based on State securities.
a bill to amend the 5Ih section Of the
&C, concerning the registration Of births
marriages, and deaths, so as TO impose
penalty on ministers and others. fail.
ing to comply with the snid section of
said net. cume up on its passage, aud
was ordered to un engrossmen'.
On motion Of Mr.. Buford, it was
Resolved. That the portion of the
Governors Message relating To the pur'
chase of Mount Vernon be referred tc
committee of FIVE, and that the com
miltee inquire into the price aud terms
na1 ns to what disposition would be
,aa&e Of it il purchased.
The committee will be reported or
Monday.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1853-12-10

The City Council Of Wheeling has re-
solssdto submit tile liquor license qrOs
TIA 10 yoioDf,he people.