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The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03
IFor the Evansville Journal

Mr.. SANDERS:
We ask Mr.. Ingle, who is writing under
the name of "a Citizen,"to state nothing
but what he knows to be the truth. We are
willing the whole truth should be exposed,
but we do not like to see errors so garbled
as to appear as truths. We do not think
Mr.. l. could have been correctly informed,
when he states that Conant's Coal Banks
and the Manufacturing Company are doing
banking business. We reiterate the
gentleman's own language:
| And | will here assert that "The India.
ma State Mining and Manufacturing Com.
pany" and "Conant's Coal Banks were
organized as banking corporations, and have
proceeded TO exercise banking privileges
| in fraud and violation and open defiance of
both the constitution and the general bank
ing law Of the State.
We deny the statement, as far as it re-
lates to banking. 1t is very easy to make
statements, but it is sometimes difficult TO
prove them. However we would state that
we have high regard for MIR. LIS opinion,
ohu thiuh tuut uC Wuuiu uO uO Ouc III
justice of his own knowledge, and presume
therefore that he has been enormously in
formed respecting the action of these COM
panies. The Company has not commenced
banking. II is true that they have paid out
their notes in connection with their legiti-
mate business, which MIR. l. looks upon as
banking, though incorrectly viewed by him,
as we think. II is true that the notes OF
said companies are purchased by Conant 4,
Co. at par for other stock notes of this State
We think this privilege is guaranteed to US
by the general law under which we act. We
have but little doubt that if Mr.. 1. was as
well acquainted with the manufacturing law
as he is with the banking law. he would be
found with us upon the above subject Of man.
ufacturing and the use of promlssory notes.
E. l.. CONANT.
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EVANSVILLE, Nov. /, 1854.

DRY GooDs, &c, AT WHOLESALE AND
AUCTIoN.-We call attention to Messrs.
Gowdy, Terry g. Co.'s advertisement of six
hundred packages and lots of Dry Goods and
Clothing at auction. The sale will take
place at Louisville OH the l4th and 18th of
this month. Great opportunities will be Of
fered for buyers, and Indiana State Stock
money will be received at par for goods
Recollect that. This firm should be a,ron.
lied. They have been taking our State
Stock money from the first, and will take it
to the nd. Attend this sale if you want
goods cheap.
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FRIDAY MORNING:,:::
Increase OF Price in Daily SHbscrip.
tiOns.

According to notice already given, the
price of subscription to the Daily Journal,
will b. increased, commencing with next
Monday. By agreement with the publisher
OF the Enquirer, the price of subscription for
that Daily, and for the Daily Journal, will
hereafter be FIFTEEN CENTS per week, pay
able as formerly to the carriers-or 81 so per
year, payable in adUaace. Those yearly sub
scrbers who have already paid in advance,
will of course be furnished the Daily at the
old price till the time of their subscription
paid for shall have expired. Those taking
the paper by the year, but who have not paid
in advance, will of course commence at once
on the new arrangement. and their old ac-
counts will be balanced on our books to this
date. We would much prefer that the Dali
ly should be paid for ,oeskiy, to the carriers,
although the amount, after paying carriers,
does not afford so great IN aggregate to US as
by the yearly payment plan. But it pays
the carriers better, and thus insures prompter
delivery of papers. We have under the
new arrangement increased tie percentage
OF the carriers, and thus hope for entire
faithfulness in the discharge of their duties,
and therefore less complaint on the part of
patrons.
1t is unnecessary for us to again enumer-
ate the reasons which compel US to make
this increase in price of subscription. We
need simply say that we have not been max
ing anything on Daily subscriptions. while
we feel disposed to receive some trih ng prof.
it for our !abors. We hope patrons will duly
appreciate the recessty which has compel.
led US to this new arrangement, and respond
In manful manner to our wish S. I'm return,
we promise that in a short time we shall
make such changes in the appearance oi
the Daily Journal, as will render it CHEAP.
erPaper at fifteen cents, than it now is at ten
cents per week.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03

FRESH OYsTERs.-Messrs. Hitler g. Cetto,
at ApPoIo Hall, have on hand in ice some of
the finest fresh oysters we have tasted this
season. We helped two eastern gentlemen
demollsh yesterday, and the oysters
were pronounced the best thew had ever
swallowed in the West. They are better
favored, more solid, and in fact very differ
ent oyster from what we generally enjoy, of
fall importation. We can commend them
to epicures as extra quality, and yet offered
at the lowest market rates.
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR BELONGS.

Dr.. Bruce:
>ir:At the request of Mr.. James Montague give
his be- and since PANA
lie suffered 18th Drvpsy OF the Abdomen
TIorax C Enlarement of the Liver Spleen
Scrofula the Bowels. ChroAc Rheumatism and Jaund;ee
1t he hal employed physicians. several
the city of Louisville k all without the least avail
ally when he had despared Of hope and his
in6eseribabe. lIfe and
ted and dehtitd without d,op of healthy blood in his
veins he induced PANACEA. and since using
ten bottles hc nnds hns ia the Of health
do think woald when ay the of Mr.
MOntsxC his the
der of the lie Drug store bat few days since
thOngh nity old bids i've old
health. His will live
lives and only his nd forset the
c,or take pleasure gyiag HoNvk wHoH HONOR
LONGS and say without far Of contradiction, that this
statement srie Your Panacea ellis we here.
10 fast gaining favor h the people aud the
and general satis'aetor l. doomed become sznda
rneqn slied remedy. an. sir. yours.
oc27 j. NJ SCGGETr. MD
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= Below will be found specimen of
the Economy and Policy OF the Pierce ad-
ministration, as applied to Western inter-
ests. 1t is all right to give Santa Anna te
millions of dollars for Southern Railroad
route to the Pacific, and which would have
been twenty millions, if the Senate had dared
to 60 to tnat amount, but not dollar must
or can be spared for the West. All right, of
course. if the people prefer demagogueism to
fair policy:
SALE OF SNAG-BoATs-Under the order of
the U. 5. Government, two snag boats were
sold IN this city, yes erday morning, BY MUIR
dick q Dickson, the L. II. Benton and the
). II. Long. Tn. r. H. Benton, brouph,
S3loO, and the 5. II Long S3725. The
chains. u gglng, &c, for the two brought
S5OOO. These boats are only one wear old
and cost the U. s. Govenmen'. when new.
$4,000! Messrs. Eads & Nelson were the
purchasers, and we understand that 1t is their
intention To put on the Benton the most
powerful pumps and machinery that have
ever been seen in the West, and make her
bell boat. They offer for sale the hull of
the ) ii. Loug.
M Louis InteHigencer.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03

IT Mr.. Henry Babcock is erecting on
First street near Mr.. Barnes house, a very
neat though queer locking residence. We
admire his bodnes in stepping aside from
the ordinary straight up and down models
before hin. This house. We promise, will
prove comfortable in all seasons, convent.
ent in its arrangements, and handsome
and has the advantage of one of the most
pleasant neighborhoods in Evansville.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03

CIRCUIT CoURT.-The case of Longworth
and Miles VS.. C. Bell, Kiger ct al. has been
occupying the attention of Court during the
week. Messrs. Baker and Jones have oc-
cupied the last two or three days in speeches.
Very little time if any, will be left for other
business after the settlement of this case.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03

OTIt is said that Mr.. Charles SchreibIer,
a lawyer of New York, was SO dee D lv affected
by the death of his brother on the Arctic.
that he died the day after hearing the news.
His mother is alhost crazy, and is hardly
expected to survive. There were more vic.
inns OF that terrible disaster, it seems, than
were aboard the ship.
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SIX HUNDRED PACKAGES AND LOTS OF.
DRY GOOUS

Dk1 GOUUS
AT fOt OHA PRIC So
Indiana state stock Notes Taken st Far,
EAIENSiVE SALE OF ar GOODS * CLOTHING
I'M TUEsDAY ANDME NESDAY. November 18th and
18th 9l clock A. NJ. shall offer az auction by
catalogue sire Main -trevt COO ana
lots fresh and seasonable DRY GOODS consisting part
y follows via:
BLACK. blue brown and green Cloths
Black and fancy Cassini-res and Doeskins;
Back. blue. oxford cadet steel IN xed Satinets;
Pilot. Beaver and Petersham Dv ercOatngs,
IweedS ami Jeans great variety:
" hite red and yellow Flannels;
Canton FanDels. Lluscys. Rob Roys;
Printed C,olkiDgs. Checks Ifish Liners;
~ bale rickiGgs. ~ Canton tlannels
Bear he'd and hTown Cottous. eolOred Cambrics;
500 pieces Red Blankes;
Plain and figured black Dress Silks
F,n-y silks ae-utful styles aud great variety;
200 pes English Merlnos; blk and fancy Lustres:
Eneis French an 4 G-rmaD Paids DE Ls,nes
50 faucy Prints OF the most popular hrsnds;
Plaiu and plaid Jaconetfs. SWISS aud Book Muslins
Bishop Lawns Laees en- loiueries SOris;
Comforts and Un d. rshirts; .
Six Linen nd Goa IA Al H,ndkerchiefsr
Wells Il ibbons Cloves. AOsiery;
Comhs >usp.nders aad Trimmings os all kinds
Al,o a pri me a.sortnaentoi READY MADE CLOTHING
Free Dress and Business Goats;
Overcosts. Panr and Vests;
All of our mani fsctnre. and warranted we'll made
Our stock the LARGEST and offered AZ aucou
tn West. well worthy the attention of cash tuyers
While 9th repndase diana State Stoek Mouey
contdene in 1t ty willingness PAR
friends to bring on and take goods in excfa angel
ES-Sale positive. Te ms cash
GowDY. TERRY & CO.
no'@-to-tN Louisville, by.
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~ Read The Kansas correspondence in
to-day's paper. 1t will be found very inter.
esting. We hope to hear from George soon
again. This is the first letter we have ever
received Or published from Kansas territory,
and we value it accordingly. 1t was writ.
ten on a shingle, or the paper was supported
BY a shingle, but it reads none the worse
for that.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03
GI.N3InrS SIMMER

WITH the bot sutry atmosphere i'd summer the rank
vegetation OF the low lands aud the marshes the deep valleys
rivers the South. wither The
burning drinks the and the oecayng plants
noxious and poisonous
produce fellow aundce Derangements and
Bowels Diarrhee dsenery Ague and Fever Bilious
Typhus Feyers Tn these
SHOULD make free of Dr. BRUcEs INDIAN VEGETABLE
PAsACEA Ii as to cleanse the bowels purify the
blood and health
of this
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iotai.. S6j, ,lU7, ,ss5 o.
To this latter amount should be added the
sum OF 81, 100000 Tor The sup ort OF the mail
steamer service, that bill having been acci-
Genially lost, and about $4,000, 900 in indie.
finite appropriations, composed Of S uch items
as the interest on the national debt, the cost
OF the collection OF revenue, and private
cl inns allowed but referred To the auditors,
VIII swell the aggregate to $40, ,2O7, 1926, as
the actual expenditures of the fiscal year.
Let it be remembered, too, tn at the Admins
tratlon demanded SlO,OO0,OOO more for the
prosecution of its intrigues upon Cuba and
the support of It's general fillibustering pol
icy, making grand total Of what it got and
what it wanted of SS2 ,2O7 1876 for a single
year of peace.
How long will it be until our government
Will be demOralized and bankrupt if these
eXtravagant expenditures are to be contin-
ued! We have an opportunity of setting a n
example OF frugality and freedom from IA ma
tlonal debt 10 the civilized world, if we have
tie virtue and patriotism to embrace it. A
lew years Of the present mad race in extrav-
agance will lay The foundation tor involving
Us IN the sd ne difficulties which Cypress all
The nations of Europe, and from which there
is no oSsil!ty of relief.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOTS FORSALE.
MOST EyCELLENr cuANCE,

MIST ENCELLENT CHANCE!
number Lots in the Southern Enhancement Of Evans
vile in market at cheap rates private ale The
sizes these lots from - fes ront 0 feet Deep so
feet front by l deep; them several fest
above tue grade the the handsOmest location
and within three blocks the Academy
to be erected Persons wishing and cheap
ots in this location. Will please call the Undersigned
noy2-lm W. H. CHANDLER.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03

STATE OF INDIANA.
Nnuderhur gh tOurtS. So.
In the Court Of Common Pleas varderJurh county Ind
Deeemttr Terra. A. ID. 1854. (No. 93.)
Asa Rem. II and
Charles V .Ie. VS.. ! F. Attachment
Samuel VI. Woriey.
appearing by ohdavt tiis ID 1851
fed in the Office th- Clerk of the Court
Pleas 81 andertrgh couny that tie a. named dc nd
ant samns W'rl"r i not res'd o. the State of lodi
an ana mat ears % acrion exists ns said defendant;
The said San mel Worey there ore hereby notified Of
the Of the above entitled suit that the will
s;snd for trial at the December Term sad
be begun and held the Carrt House
VILE on the first Monday in December A. " va
cation Nov. H lS5i.) JACOB LTNKEN iEIMER.
g Cr G. r., yanderhurgh county.
BAvrr & GAtvIv for Pl'F. poys-3w
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DIED.

Mrs. ANN BYRNE. wife off p. Byrne. yesteaday at4
clock p. NJ.
clock the resipenee p. Byrne Chestnut street.
The frienos the family respe fully invited attend
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03

@ Several deaths by cholera have oc-
Cured at Louisville. They were all con-
fined to one locality.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03

@ We understand by a letter from our
agent at Vincennes, that the Daily Journal
has failed several times lately in reaching
patrons there at the usual time. We hope
to avoid all such failures hereafter. Ii any
do occur, we hope to be at once notified OF
the fact. We trust our Vincennes subscri.
bers may properly appreciate the necessity
which will impel US next week to raise the
price OF subscription for the Daily, and con-
tinue their patronage with the same lberali.
ty as heretofore. We promise soon to give
them paper which will fully make up the
difference in price.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03

" Weather yesterday bright and de-
lightful. A very heavy fog in the early
morning.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03
HOUSE FURN,-,,rNc coops

NULBI kN ~ HEk>liBEHtsEK hay. nv one, for .
~ nation large stock furnIssnx Goods con
sirtng OF Three Ply. Ingram
cu an a 0arprs "i various patterns and qualities Flor OH
olohs IRON 10 is Let wide. Satin
inrnasks F1rnitur-s Gu.
Muslin and L,ce CurtIns Cornes Cuan Pins and sta,
hods Narcotics euis Linz llamasks. Table Linen ana
sizes and qualities. -
We also manufacture Mattresses every sire and
~heh We Will warrant good can br found Also
comforts OF all All low
the same quality he found this the Allegheny
r"ster BLOCK. lst ST.. Main. ocfaD
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03

The steamboat Swallow, from Cincinnati,
landed four persons here night before last,
very sick, dangerously so, with the cholera
or something similar. Mr.. p. G. O'Riley
hired conveyance, and took these persons,
who had no means, to DR.. Burns private dis.
PensatCry, below Pigeon Creek. He also
Kept several children on his boat during the
night, and actually carried babe down to
the Doctors, to its mother. Now Pat, with
his generous disposition, would think moth.
ing of all the tr 'uble he is put to in such
cases as these, but they are invariably ac-
comPaned by heavy expense He makes
himself responsible of course for paying the
carriage and medical attendance of sucl.
people. We hive known him to pay as
much as twenty dollars in a case like this
Now this is not right He is not able to nav
suchkxPenses, nor should The city permit
him to 10 it. Every dollar he pays out in
this manner should be refunded him. Had
these poor persons who were landed here by
the Swallow, beer compelled to await such
40 WOuiu necessary take them
10 the Poor House, or in some other manner
be provided for by the city, they would prob
ably have been dead before morning. MIR.
O'Riley has not the heart to witness suffer.
ing where he has the means Of alienation
and under the warm impulses of his own big
heart, he does that for which no dou BIT he is
thought fool for doing-but we are sorry
our city is not flled with such fools. We
think our City Council should make arrange.
ment for providing without delay for the
care OF persons landed here from boats IN a
sick condition. Let them, if they can do no
better, authorize Dir. O'Riley, who is on his
boat every night, to take charge of such un.
fortunate beings, provide them with med.
cal attendance, with the understanding that
the money he thus expends shall be promptly
refunded. Common humanity should have
claims upon US as a community, as well as
upon US as individuas-snd as individuals.
We don't think Pat. O'Riley should repre-
sent in purse and action the whole town!
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03

u5 River slowly falling at this point,
and no news to encourage steamboatmen.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03
J. HYDE,s M,nBI.Ey.pn.

.UKNEH sf''Nb A>p NINE rThtFT. r~p.
NE under. gned would respectfully he et-
rens OF Evansville and the public generally that he has
purchsed the entire stock of No v Marb. Of Mr.
and Is fully to
ments Tomts Ot-lsk Head Stoprr OF the les.
Workmanship aud the material
sua Monuments t. their ceased friends would DO xel
oct2i-tf ~s's~e~
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03
An Econon cal aiAumlni,r,utio

The oihclal statement of the appropriations
oi the last session OF Congress has been
published. The C ief items of this import
ant exhibit with aggregates are as follows:
Civil Diplomatic and Mscellane-
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03

EDECEIVED per steamer Gael
4A Is half chests Green Tea:
SO It's SuSa.- -cursd Dried Beef. and for sale by
now ]. a. d. HElMANy
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03
GAME 0P ALLKlNDS.

= LOOK OUT SHARPLY,
<1sfxH DIR. EVANS. OF Evans Rss.anrat Vine.,n..
.krAk1SIt mas mace arrangements 70 all all orders IA
Game. s.nt him nv individuals or families "a
rsahsNiie lie VIII dispatch Game Of
promptly by Railroad and would thank friends or
oers he would Inform the citizens OF Nineenn thai n. IA
prepared u Game D
oet2i-u ~ 'e' wan "-niss
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03

6tHOICB FIRE. GROCERIES q PROVISIONS
~ lOo poa" Do Canyassed sugar-Cured Hams.
SO do do do Dried Beef
7oo do Plain Hams and Shoulders.
5boxes Starch
10 do 0elne and Palm Soap
10 do star Candles,
sack Pepper.
do Old Government lava Coffee extra.
box Choeoate. box Cocoa. 5G Citron
81 btls Naekcr.i. 10 boxes Herring
2boxes Pepper Sauce { hi Rice 3Olhs Indigo.
bhl extra Syrup tox Castul- Soar,
~ boxes English Dairy Cheese
40 Putnam Farm do
&c DO w X. Cream do received at
nov3 C00lk'S Family Grocery.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03

TrsIm0IiaIs from thc Htrchnhts OF Fulton Mo. 7
We the undersigned would unhesitangy state for the
welfare Of ity VIII ch has be-
lieve that Dr. T. L. STEPHENS CELEBRATED ,lHEMI-
CAL ElE-SALEE 70 be valuable preparation for Op,ha-
mia: what have and voua
equal superior sore eyes or
W. has bfore before ihe public
WARREN V. FUTILE. BARTLEN a HOCAKDAY
CURD BROTHERS, SAMUEL DYER
A. j. MOORE. BOSBlsHELLN WELLINGTON
W. H. CAA>E ID j. II. TUCKER,
do hereby certify that well acquainted with the
persons whose have been for
They tlemen veraey and not
dposs to exgserae upon any subject when the public
good as concerned.
Given under my hand seal as Clerk of the
Il. Circuit Court and for Callaway county state Of
Missouri. this 18th day of a priI 1884,
GEO. BARLEY Clerk
cants Tor agency with reiers address,
ed TO the Proprietor. WM. T. BLOW St Louis Mo
For sale BY LEIGH a EERLING Evalsyile Ia
Also. by AGENTS in all the villages and by
Country Agents in all tie Western ana southern
States. Royj- lwd3mw
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03
A FARM Eliii SAL

EAn SHhN1LEs.-5oWoP Poplar Shingles in yard
sIr ~, 'or safe ~ JOHN r. GLON kR A Co
Inc above are an extra arele-beter than any shinc,
n rne market-weii man aactu-. Iumb..
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03


the country.
IL II NE a X
FINERE diseases which have much
ing been ueessully reate as those natural 20
for iulnes aud
DR.. THOMAS L. STEPHENS the diseovsrer of tins Cele-
brated Cheua al Preparation having devoted Lumber of
rele of those aaiceo with pshsImia has by
actual experiments succeeded ia making tn.
che ls that has produced
any other - lie at h Is been tisc ,vered.
Il is oner-d 20 the public CEkTAIN CURE for
diseases tile Eye of Chronic
induced by scrofuOus origin
defect OF vision. diminished OF the optic nerve or
of the tissues constituting that deeae
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03

w nave now on hand the largest chea a,so
ul nt OF HAS ana CAPS ever Onered EvansvilIe Such
I'm, ar anu eit hats Tor nfants Misses Boys .ra NJ.
very Pree and description Caps all shares lo,.
qua.5 Ladies riding and ehldrens fancy hsts-ia a..
ia oar line that be found elias. srahIi.h
Iuose IN want oil covering will hnd il 10 thei,
- 20 eau ana examine stock prices Iat,
s w oAdef IN Inc best o. styles
.,-.. :, NAl TIER * MARCONNIER
os's'-u Main street between First and s,e.nd
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03

EIUrTONS.-n srO La ting OversoA: Bni,sa,;
-. in gro Ouths sletal do;
"grO Twist Cost do:
~ 80 Smok Pearl vest 90;
neee,N eo TVS uay and Tor sale by JAS. LOW CO.
oNtNV iIn Vain ~ L.ni Ku
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a N L
are prepared TO store in Fire Proof are houss
any quantity OF Grain Produce Mvrehandise. on
Having large and airy stairs particuar care viii
be taken o Id usehold Furniture Agricultural
and all kinds Of goods damage from damp on
-
or longer when desired. ~
Warehouse located Locust street and W ana IL
Canal and most Convenient shipping by River OF RI
road APpyto novl GEO. FOSTER x CO.
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03

ninety two acres. SIX miles from Evansville ON m.
- oHensfie read. tcrmerly led Nv Barnrx 70 s-
Frame House and Barn, Grated Orchard suraIl. Al.
sprhgs One third OF the laad wood IL viii h. ia
geher OF Ia parts. Price 81 sou The sa "
fsT
The Evansville daily journal., 1854-11-03
GEORGE KLEIN. PHILIP
GEORGE klEly A. f,sa
soAP, CANDLES AND LARD OIL MANUFAcTORy

'Fs"Hf"Nfft, IHufuH0.
VIE unaersgneu Gtg leave the Merchants se
- Southern Indiana he pallle
rastorl how completed and they are ready - manu-
iaeture soap Candies asd Lard on an
We VIII warrant articles ufartured a. -
prices as los can purchased ia Cincinnati w. a.n
All the different qualities "a. "a - don
that city and have equal facilities city ia he
ior the hberai patronage have ALREADY received
we are determined 10 merit Continuance and an
he anu iieral part Of IN -
city. "'~"os"ctufes IN our
~ B-Ihe highest market prices aways Maid far T...
Lard an 6rease. OetlS-smd GEORGE KLEIN co
A nne GAIette and Henderson Courier COPY mes