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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

Mr.. SUMMERS CONDITION We are satisfied
that the friends of Mr.. Sumner whether inten.
tionallv or not we will not pause to say, are
circulating over the country statements in re-
Iaticn 10 his condition since the chastisement
inflicted on him, which are not warranted by
facts, 1t is understood that the physician frst
called in to dress his wounds has said That Mr..
Sumner could have gone out of his room the
next day if be had chosen. The newsp pers
since then, in various distant cities IN the
north, have contained daily bulletins from
Washington, drawn up SO as 10 create the
false belief that he was in a critical state BY
reason of his wounds and bruises. The fol-
lowing from the New York Herald of Saturday
is part Of the same systematic effort:
"a consultation of physicians was held at
10 o'clock this morning, in regard to the state
Of Mr. Summers health Mcpherson whatever
is vet permitted to see him. He was rather
more comfortable last night"
We have informed ourselves concerning this
rumored "consnltation Of physicians" and hap
pen to know that it is, and was, all "bosh."=
Washin gt0N Star.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

~ Serious difficulties have transpired lately
on the Sabine river, in Ma lison county, during
which, it is raid, the Sheriff of the county was
killed, The City Guard, of Galveston, have Of
fercd their services to the Governor to proceed to
the scene of the disturbance. We have not learn
the artculars.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

81 The vast consoursc Of people who were in
attendance on the deliberations of the Railroad
convention last Saturday. is n forcihlc indication
that the people of northern Texas are ut Inst
awaking from their litlargy on the subject Of
internal improvements. We hope 1t may not
prove fhllacious.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

II We have received the Rising Sun, publish
cd ut Ncwbcrry, S. q. The Sun is large and
handsomely printed sheet and reflects crrdit on
its publisher. Its editorials and selections also
show taste, tack, and ability, We chccrrully add
the Sun to our list of exchanges. May it never
set
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

WHAT WILL IT AMOUNT To.---The Times be.
gins to think that all this hubbub about the
Sumner outrage" will not amount to much.
We presume not. The fact is. when people
come to their sehses they will see that what
ever outrage there was, Mr.. Sumner com.
menced it. The Tins talks about southern
aggression" 81. It knows better. The south
ask simply equal rights in the territories, and
the Times says they shan't have it, Who is
the aggressor? The fact is, when the North
are really attacked in their rights, thousands
of strong arms and true hearts will rise to de-
fend it. According to; che Times northern
men are all bathrooms anG'cowards. We deny
it. The Dragging abolitonists are, but the
real people are not When their rights are
invaded they will fight but they are not go.
ing to do so on account Of a personal conflict
between two members of Congress.-N Y.
Day Book r altts.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

J. c. GEIGER.-We published not long since
from the Dallas (Texas) Herald, statement
to the affect, tn, j. c. Geiger, had been muir
dered and robbed. This we are glad to know
was false report. It was his steamster who
was murdered. Geiger was here few DAYS
ago. and went down on the Belle Gates. He
says he did some hard fighting and subsequent
IL some fall runang-Cdado Gazette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05
AMERICAN RACE HoasEs GONG TO EyeLASD

AMERICAN RACE HoRsEs GoISG TO ENGLAND.
The Lexington (Ky.l Observer announces
that Mr.. II. Tenbroeck's celebrated race horses,
Lecompte, Prior, P1fOress. lrecen'ly known by
the name of Poison,) and Etiquette, three
year OLD FLY, by Mariner ont Of Fashion. left
Lexington on the 9th ult, for New York,
whence it is expected they viii be taken BY
their spirited owner 10 contend for the bSh0fs
Of the turf with the best blood of that couB-
try
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05
G be Dallas Geralo.
LATIMER &SwINDELLS, Publishers,
}. w. LATIlER. EDITOR.
Dallas. Saturday, July 8, 1856.
Religious Notices,

Religious Notices.
The Icv. george Rutcns,eln the Episcopal Church will
have Divine Service the Ola store smith Patterson
% Sunday morning ut the usual hour
Rev. Alexander iinkie breaches the Masonc Hail. In Dallas
on the FIRST Sunday IN each mouth,
Row A. NJ bean will preach at the Masonic Hail. In Dallas on
e Second Lr Day IN each month during the present year
Rev f. H. Taylor will preach tic Masonic Hail. IN Dallas on
the. Thru Sabbath IN each month,
Rev james A. Smith breaches at the Masonic Hail. In Dallas
TIT Fourth sabbath Ia each month.
Rev William H. llugis breaches the Masonic Hail. Dial
las, on the Fourth Sabbath IN each month.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

% We have received the Woodvillc Mcsscn.
ger, II new paper Published at Woodyilic. Tyler
county, Texas, by DR.. s, b johnson 4 Co., and
edited by n. \. Pcnland, 4. NJ.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

MURDERS ON The Rio GRANpE.-rbe Me-
ces Valley publishes letter daie@, Rio Grande
City, jane ist, which states that Mr.. Todd,
who lived near Corpus Christi, was murdered
by Mexican and an American, named Tom.
Ryan, on the ives, bank Of the river The
murt|erers werg captured and summary exc
cu'el. man named Scotch Sutherland, who
has property in Texas, was also murdered for
his money. The writer says:
The country on both sides of the river Is
in a dangerous and Unsettled condition, Muir
ders are constantly occurring; besides, the
Indians are again committing depredations. A
few days siaee; the Mexicans attacked party
of them; killed one md wounded ten, while
their o,sn loss H.as one killed and one wounded.
During the past month, eight Greasers (voters)
have Been put liars dc combat by the Indians"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

- Iio; Governor InEnels arrived in town on
Friday erening OF last week. and left on Sunday
morning, on his way for the seat Of government.
His Exeellency was lahOrins under temporary
iriisrrsiIi0n jg=;=s = ebert stay among ne.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

We see it stated, that Matt Ward, one Of
the Texas Delegates to.ihe Cincinnati Conven-
rion, while attending a Democratic meeting in
that city. was robbed Of his pocket-book con
timing nYeT 1000
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

The following letter from James W. Scott, Esq,
U. S. Mail Agent for Texas, to the Editors Of the
Galveston Nc,rS, in relation to mail service for
the new countless will be read with interest 1t
is 10 be regretted that the suggestions of Major
Scott have not been moro generally attended to.
Had they been followed out, as laid before our
readers last winter, service would have been
placed on the different routes at once As it is,
we fear it will be some time c,e it CT n DO done:
WASHINGTON Cry, d. G.,
| June 18th, 1856.
! Editors Ne,cs Before left Texas for this
place, and while in the upper section of our
State, where the new counties principally lie,
procured, through the kindness of Mr.. Lati-
mer of the Dallas Htrald, nolce 10 be given
to the people interested Of the course they
should pursue to secure service at their respec-
tive county sites; also at my own expense had
maps of the new cpunies made at the Land
Office, and fully expected 10 have procured the
requisite service whilst here
10 my surprise find on Y one county acting
on my suggestions, and, Of course, am disap-
pointed as 10 securing the service.
! find Mr.. Campbell ready and willing to put
on the service, and had papers been here nam
ing the various post offices, the recommends
tons for post masters and proposals for the
service, should have had no difficulty in the
matter; as i! is, nothing can be done, except
to plot ont the routes and advertise for bids,
which will be done specially.
Iwrite this in order that If inquiry Is made
as to the reason of no service, you may be en-
abled to give the solution TO The queries.
Yours, Sc, JAS. w. SCOTT.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

There are now three candidates in the field
for the office Of Governor of Missouri. Col.
Benton for one branch of the democracy, Trus-
ton Polk for the other branch, and Robert c.
Ewing on the part Of the Americans
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

~ The democrats of Galveston and Harris
counties have nominated full county tickets for
the August election.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

NEW POPULAR MUsIc.-Wo have received from
the publisher, Horace Waters Of 1873 Broadway,
New-York, Music Publisher, new ballad
1--WE Ii ALL MEET AGAIN IN THE MORNING.
words by Henry Clay Preuss; music by Thomas
Baker Price % cents. An interesting and
affecting incident gave rise to the ballad We
lave not heard the music, but are informed by
lady friend that it is a beautiful piece. The
words are exquisite. We quote the following
from the title page:
'.We'll all meet again in the morning. II
was beautiful exclamation of dying Child as
the red rays of the sunset streamed on him
through the window-.'Good bye, papa, good
bye; mamma has come for me tonight Don't
cry. pappa we'll all meet again in the morning.
And the heart of that father grew lighter under
ITS burden, for something assured him that his
li:ile angel had gone hack to the bosom of Him
who said, ''Sufer little children to come unto
me, for of such Is tho Kingdom of Heaven"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

REs1eNgp HIS CHaReE.-Rev. Theodore
6Ilpp. for over 81 years pastor Of the First
Congregational church at New Orleans, has
resigned his charge, evingto III health
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

~ Attention i. called to the advertisement of
Mr.. Powers, who has opened a Tin-shop on the
North side Of the Square, few doors. West of
Gold & Donaldson's store Mr.. P. is practical
timer, and can render satisfaction to all who may
give linn call.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05
The Railroad Canyentiol.

The Railroad Convention which met at this
place on the 2Sth ult. was quite respectable
body in point of numbers and talent There was
a pretty full attendance of delegates from the
counties of this judicial District, much larger
than could reasonably have been expected at this
warm season of the year.
With one or two exceptions, the utmost unan-
unity of sentiment prevailed among the delegates
on the primary question which the convention
was called to deliberate upon. There was not
in the convention solitary advocate Of the State
system, and hut two delegates opposed to the
loaning policy. Northern Texas sends up to the
Legislature united, harmonious, and over
whelming voice in favor of that policy. 1t should
not and cannot fail to have some weight with the
Legislature, .....
Some matters were introduced into the conven-
ton which We regard as rather cxtraneous to the
objects for which the convention was called. Some
ideas were advanced in reference to these matters
from which we wholly dissent. We shall take
occasion hereafter to refer to them more copious-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

az The weather still remains extremely warm.
Yesterday. at jP. NJ, the thermometer stood at
Is in The shade. Rain is much needed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05
CANDIDATES.

CANDIDATES.
For Associate Justice of the Supreme Court.
We are authorized THOMAS J. JENNINGS Es,
candidate for the Office Of associate Justice Of The Supreme
Court, at the cl:rtion in August next
For District Attorney---9th Judicial District
Tcare authorized H. r. sELMAN Of Tylera
candidate for District attorney Of the ninth Judicial District
Election in August next ~.
For Surveyor Of Denton Land District.
We are authorized to announce A O. WALKER, Esq, as
candidate FOR the ONCE of Surveyor of Denton Land Dsrc-Ecc-
tnn hrst Monday in August next
We are authorized announce Col C. c. LACY Of Tarran.
county candidate for District sarreyor the Denton Land
District. llecton in August next
For Sheriff of Dallas County.
We are authorized announce SIAS LEONARD cand!
office Of Sheriff IF Dallas County at the election
In August next
We are authorized to announce A. c. HAUGnr a candidate
reelection the Office of Sheriff of Dallas County, at the
the ensuing election in August
Ne authorized to announce THOMAS D COTS as can
lidae for Sheriff of DALLAS county at the election in August
are authorized NJ, HENDERSON as can
ddote for Sheg Dallas County at the election in August
We are authorized to announce NJ X sELy1pGE, eand
date for TIE office of sheriff Of Dallas County a; the election in
August next.
Fer Chief Justice
We are authorized to announce JAMES NJ PATTERSON as
candidate for reelection the Office of CHIEF Justice Of Dallas
County at the election In August next
For County Clerk of Dallas County
W.
the Office of CLERK the County Court at the
ensuing election in August.
NJ We are authorized G IT, Patrick candle
date fr Cert ohC County Court n Dallas county Election
in August next.
We are authorized t, announce W. X MASTEN candidate
Of The County Court Of Dates County at the election
in August next.
Fer Justice of the Peace. Precinct No. /.
We are authorized announce John J. EAKINs, cand
date Tor Justice Of the Peace Precinct No Election in Au
gust. So.
We are authorized ALLEN BEARD MS candidate
m selection, Squire" Of Precinct No l. at the election in
ra ~, lnrzei to announce JAMES N. SMITH as can
da for yuste oftte Peace, precinct No J. at the election
IN August next.
For Urea ure, of Dallas County.
~ We arc authorized to anrnunrS r. j. WET as emulate
for reelection to the ofce Coun,y Treasurer Of ha's1
Fer Surveyor of Dallas County.
eare an hoaoi DEWITT c. SMITH as can--
date Shuey9r If Dallas County at the election in August
next
are athoi,ci to L. II. PENNINGTON as can
dac for Surveyor OF Dallas Copny, the election in August
TO the citizen. of Dallas County:
candidate for the Office OF Comfy Sarueyor Of Dallas
Couuty at the ensuing election. will be absent until then
have no excuse wrongs dors in my former
Dcruty; neither will my good actions TIL be-
fore the public aud submit the decision Of those cernei
G. NJ. PIERCE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

II Sec the announcement of W. X. Masten,
Eco. IS candidate fer County Clerk.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

"a Senators, Allen. Of collin, and pirkey, Of
Bowie. Hons. j. W. TbrockmOrson, and T. NJ.
Doughcrsy. Of Collin, and Hon DR.. Pettus, of
Fannf swere WI Us on Saturday last and left
81 1sidsr fesssie Legislature
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

DR.. TnRocKMoRroN's SpEEcn.-In compliance
with request of the citizens of this county, Hon.
j, W. Throckmorton delivered a speech at this
place on Saturday last, in exposition of his views
on the subject of Railroads. Tho speech was
delivered dp,ing the interval between the morning
ard evening session o. the Railroad convention.
Other engagcn ents prevented our hearing any
thing but detailed portions of the speech. IT is,
however, unanimously spoken of as powerful,
enlightened, and sta'esmanlike effort The
speaker commanded the attention of one of the
largest audiences ever assembled in this county
for two hours and half. We regret that we
are not prepared to furnish even synopsis of
this powerful speech.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05
Mr.. Crampton.

This gentleman seems 10 be unfortunate in
his habit Of falling into mistakes. He has been
found out in no less than three great misap.
prchenslons. A fourth instance Of his mex
pprtness in hitting the truth has been recently
related by Washington correspondent OF the
Virginia Sentinel. The writer says that about
three years ago n gallant young officer Of the
American navy met Mr.. Gavin Dufiey IAN Irish
member Of the British Pariamenf,) in Ireland
and was informed by Mr.. Duffay that Mr.
Champion had written to MessrS. Bulwer and
Dickens to the effect that if,hey would furnish
him with $4,000, to be expended by him as
he thought proper, he could procure the pas
sage of the international copyright law through
Congress. Upon Mr.. Champion being called
upon for an explanation of this intmation that
Congress could be brlbed, he denied having
written such Ictter-said Mr.. Dufey was an
agiiator and mischief maker-that he had no
acquaintance with Bulwer; but from his ac-
qnon'nnce with and knowledge of Dickens,
he thought it probable that Dickens had utter
ed the language attributed by Duffey TO Cramp-
ton.
Lord Palmerston, judging from Mr.. Buchan.
mans recent statement, seems to be subject to
the same infirmity from whirh Mr.. Champion
suffers. An ancient philosopher, in tina, fine
moral vein, peculiar to. the ages before the
Christian era, declares that "a man may lie
who knows how to do it," We question
whether either Champion or Palmerson pos.
scsses this heather qualification for their bust
ness. - RichnioaM Dispakck
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

I II See the advertisement of s. J. Mcdowell
:. SIS Reward.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05

I r3r The attention of the citizens of the Ten
Mile region is called to tlecard OF Or. Briccland,
4 Lancaster.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05
Indiana Penitcntiary Fired.

LOUISVILLE, June l6.-We received accounts
here friday that the prisoners in the Indiana
p,nite,i;rrv broke out in rebellion this even
ing, bu that they were for the time sisbdued
To.n,.,!,t they refused TO retire to their cells
and Subsequently the building was set on IRE
Al 10 o'clock Que wing is Quilted The pris-
oners, however, are secure, and no lives nave
been !ost. ....
The loss falls entirely on the State, as the
lease o. The Peniteniiary expire yesterday
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05
Mortal ARRAY in West Feliciana.

BAsou SARA, June, ia terrible ARRAY
,ook rl,cs here this afternoon, 10 which ). a.
i.uriY. tie Sheriff OF this parish, and Mr.. Jno.
Turib,h. planter, were parties. The ate
was n,nrtully wounded. The parties had an
alteration which led to conflict, when both
pistols and bowie-kniyes were used, but under
what ~ tli.lar circumstances is not yet ascer-
tainailc Mr. Tpmbull's fatal wound IS
boMis.k,liir stab in the left breast. which, the
,Io,tprs So, leaves no chance of his recogsry
although be is not dead yet. Mr., Lury bad
his leg luoaen by shot. which he received IN
II. and hv was also wounded in the neck with
n hosie, knit,; Int hc i not considered IN any
aanger :.
Sre1nf Di,pqica.--Mr. Turnbull has died OF
as wo-ni
Ny Y,rE. Irxr l9-The steamship Ca
bavis,. csp-. i!,ti.~h arrived here today from
Scw o. l~r,,-. a~no, after having made
the ouickesi irir ofssrccord She made The
vOyage, iu-lu;iaa & q ~ at Havana, 10 six
DAYS anA-6(is.g. hpui~.
su,ssefsoS- fisks1 Los or LrE.-June
Is-We hssr aero Us hsfe to-day ct the
,rr,et h Il Tic -hie l'alla>. fsin Cork, bound
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1856-07-05
For County Clerk of Dallas County.

We are authorized announce W. ". PEAK, rs candida
for reelection the Office of Clerk the County Court at
ensuing election in August
lr We are authorized II. Patrick
date fr Cierf ohc County Court o Dallas county. fect'
in August next.
We are authorized t, announce W. X. MASTEN candida
for CLERK Of The County Court Of DaHes County, at the elect
in August next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-24

d BRO D1 Richmond Va beg 10 inform the
Lynchbnrg thai ieN prepared 10 execute
every six Cotton Wooden d. eiig tltah
iur ~ well as can dnne Ia hee Wchate
,lneA and the very best 81 warkinen and can guar
patrons Merno, six and DE Lam
fashionable cours, 10 init The taste 81 The
uvu,s Nhawls of every description dyed cleaned Grape
Saws Owed scarlet crimson other caofs equal To import
&C. Neyc dy ed equal SILK dresses cleaned and Grease
81 ne STAINS We intend work equal 10
the United States. and respectfully solicit
patronage the citizens Lyncionrf aud NiiiN Gen
ltctncus Garments dyed and cleaned e nok 4nal ne"
DENNIS Il BRO.
Surr s,orsta " Hines, Franklin It opposite Metfep
Hmm. ltehiu-Im Nn y L l-lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-24
"a. ....nu.t THROUGH FROM 4UoHANAN 10
= LYNcnBuRG An RicnMOND


! are I.ynehburg Bnehanau.... %
IL Richmond. Observation-Disclosures. .......... -
From I.ynehbufg 10 Charlottesville. ~
the I'D Packet BOHts wII"aNo
buchanan at o A NJ. and Lyncbburg fl7 =. NJ, Monday
"Wednesday aud Friday and arrive in bmond second day
a ) o'clock A NJ
Charlottesville passengers having L-achburg at u T. NJ
reach srottossile 0l a NJ da and arrive In Char
louisville 8 T. Leave Lynchhurg for Buchanan and
Lexington a NJ Monday. "Wednesday and FRIDAY, and
arrive l. NJ
ard h
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-24
Read the Truth nbon, our Turf Oil.


During sleigh ride this wnie past discovered my horse.
leg and the skn oil place large than my hand from
the rubbing The inside Of the thigh applied
Turf Oh. and Ia "A daY he well Another
mule which working my dray became unable 10
walk Ga ckaniains his fool discovered nall about
inches long the head My driver aud tn. noghbors a
he would be good for nuthn dUw nail inserted
of hut Turf Oh, and him work once,
and from Tat he has not lost hour but good
aiso horse bady snaggcd the outside OF
his thigh Ia places about inches deep and
inches wide. FROM which he still Your TurI
Gil applied aud II brought them entirely sound
truly II the greatest remedies have
known and have lived drug several years
this rs you think proper. Very truly.
fo MessFs Dove a To. J II. WEISIGER.
For sale by STRoTHER & WHITEHEAD,
and J. H. THOMPSON & Co,
dom Iyuchhurg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-24

These vessels the first class built in the city
timorn expressly this superior
datons for passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains, we'll qualified for the trade VIII spare
enefti1n MEDIATE They Will up aAd doH
the rivers by and may be relied sail promptly
Advertised
Merchants going North ring goods New York
will Ind 10 thof interest ship By this line freight VIII
always be taken low by line Of racScts, md
every effort VII be made by agents Richmond aud
New York Il give satisfaction Insurance be- Effected Ia
The Richmond fre Association by this line AZ per rent.
W. respectfully ask and hope succeed ia obtaining n
share of patronage.
Goads shipped by this line New York will be- forwarded
free al commission New Orleans Mobile Charleston IA
YaBnah any other southern Northern port
The vessels vii lie Richmond the Dock in Nov York
berth NJ /. Calee House slip foot wall Street
DAVID 4 NM. tUKklE, Rlchnond ,,,r,.
Z IL PlEkSON. y. Y, ''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-12-24

- ~ at W luh sale. 10y SrENLNsUN 4 NEDpEII Who
>e NO" IA store superb Stock embracing German
nSh ana American ahrlrs all Of which been selected
WIN great care ana attention by rn at the v,,v
lowest cash prices -
m"r" inviting Stock for the Of tie North Car li,
ana NrBnla trade cannot be exhibited North S,,n.l
fdioua Hnt responsible buyers are invited f., civ, on,
SUN al" NWh""n ana Judge Tor themselves the sfvp,
anu P.' No. ~ a 50 Sycamore Strsrt
l,.,.,.,,..s