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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-11
CHILnREN,S HATS.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of chdrens plain and fancy
n soft hats in black and various colors just received also
hand fine fresh stock Of neat and tasty little boys sill
hats Of make, in white, purple and black plush.
Parents will therefore well in calling with their youthful
branches select for them and dressy or cheap
and durable hat ~ the Fashionable Iiatstore OF
A. J. FRANCISCO,
aug23 No. % Pub &c Square.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, CLOCKS, WATCHES. JEW
ELRY AND FANCY GOODS AT AUCTION.
REM. Il. SHIELDS,

w ILL sell SATURDAY EVENING Oct. 18th, 81 early
w gas light me assortment Of the above goods jsst
received By railfoe q from the Eastern clsies.
sale positive. Terms cash. BAN. shiELOss
oci3 - Public square.
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SEwANEE HOUSE,

coELEGE sIRENT. NASHVILLE. TzNANssER.
WM. ROB rs, Propfietef,
ftAfao rfneR fFafNa8l
YI1HE sahscfeF - recently tshcn ms weD eneEa
tsbtssae1ils fettfinE I'D nqEouKny seuqf4tag \
fiar = snv s1af in ihh y ne Ffqprstcf kcpss - rs
szersns st1se 81 hss Assntazt Tar. cra4lsz
lrsrtg presided AZ the CO Hciei y ~ aha I
k1sa orhFof ariax pli7eess - the paoe aof 1zstl-
shall y 1aftd - ~ 4fi = Ia 40
praAAtioa = tive ufe nay sFor lin Nn seiF eatFoaaa
he rsspeslfallf si1eils tfial " n hae,s.
sshes-dsvs~ w kQEzErs.
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Tiekets $40 90; Halves IS O0 Quarters $3.50.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DGDuC CT Ion.
The 1900 prizes Of ssh determined BY the nuhsf
which draws the SO 900 prEe that number % Al
odd number thea every odd cSst Ia the scheme
will be entitled to IS 5e II number then every ven
number ticket will BE- entitled TO - 90 10 ADDITION 70 anJ
other Prise which may be drawn.
Purchasers liz buying equal quantity Of od and even
plumbers tickets W oe certain OF drawing neafY oa nAh
the cost same With chances Of obtaining otter pfzes
Ali those css ending with o. ?, 4, g. 5. ars eFenah
those ending with l. 8, 5, I, ., are odd.
Persons sending money By mail need not ar ne oesna
lost Orders punctuay attended 10. Ccmaanaicafons een
hdential. Bank Notes Of sound banks taken ~ par.
Those Wishing particular numbers ssoaia esaer nne-
datey. -. =.
~ Orders addressed 70 JAAgsF wIsEn Boz rSs, nash
Vile, Tenn, viii be promptly aatsnded ?.
sepiewAtu MAcos,sa-
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A. j. FRANCISCO.
al RESH SVpPHy.

lust received those much admired soft hats In the
coor Of FAwS and ROSE CESDREE ahes CT rose which
said TO possess the charm Of making soft the hardest
gances aimed at wearer CT Of these Cor the vsiona
organs pleasing, head sppsels Any gentleman there
fore, who desire sunny glssrn from admired orbs
ought not neglect the opportunity procure
these 'attraciables' at A. J. FRANCISCO'S
aug23 Hat Bazaar, No. % Puzzle Square.
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Gas Light.

By the exertions of that interchangeable Ell. Slaugb.
ter and those associated with him. the Gas works
have been completed. Our city wss lighted up with
1t on Monday evening last. Much praise Is due Mr.
Slaughter for the energy with which he has prose-
cuted this work We think il will be TO the advan-
tage Of every business to have the gas convey
ed TO his place of business AHyfees6ore Telegraph
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-11
C. Nj. ELLISTON.

NO. IA UNION ST R EFT,
Has hand aud is daily receiving from the East
err cities, a large and desirable stock Of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
which he Is selling low. Gene quick You will loose
bargain. septi7-3m
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CRATES, STOVES, &c.
VTTE have hand the largest the city, OF
w PARL02, OFFICE AND KITCHEN CRATES;
Heating Stoves for coal and wood fall and patterns
octS MACKENZIE & WILSON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-10-11

A PROPORTIONAL gentleman wishes to
make the following bets:
$3.50 that the Democrats don't carry Penn
sylvania in October.
$3.50 that Buchanan don't carry Pennsylva.
mia in November.
$3.50 that Buchanan don't carry Tennessee
by Johnson's majority
All to be taken together.
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CnENT PROTECrORS.

CHEST PROTECTORS.
IX7E have hsni few Of the celebrated Sir Ashley
w Cooper's Mecicated Fur Chest Protectors. These
are highly recommended for protection from the eGees Of
cold aud fall and spring winds. All persons threatened
with consumption ought TO avail themselves CT This oppor-
tunity the article is 70 DC had for trs and
have very few Of the left.
oct3 MACKENZIE WILSON.
CataVba Wine.
WILL keep constantly hand supply OF Dry Spark.
ling Wines which will furnish the trade at Cincinnati
prices, freights added. tapI I. A. MCCALL
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OUTHERN LOTTERY
On the Havana Plan!
More Prizes than Blanks!
1905 PRIZESI 100000 DOLLARS
ONLY $4,000 NUmRERSl
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Jasper County Academy Lottery.
BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF eEoRGIA

GLASS &c.
To be Drawn October 18th, 1856.
Concert Hall, Macon, Ca. under the sworn super
n inendenee Of col. Geo. NJ. Logan and J ass
a. Nisbet. Esq
Patrons will please examine this magnificent Scheme
uy-compare with any other and II Il is not The best
offered and the chances to obtain Capitals far better
than any Other scheme oRsred don't purchase Tickets.
: a u e n n n
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One hundred dollars that Buchanan viii not be
elected by the people.
One hundred dollars that Fremont viii not be
elected by the people.
0ae hundred dollars THAT FILLMORE WILL BE
ELECTED BIZ THE PEOPLE.
One hundred dollars, that If the election is car.
ried to the House, Fillmore will be elected.
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Tuscumbia. Marrh %, 1915.
Eor sale BY Herman Rains, Berry Demevine, @. W
HendcrShatt A. K. Roscoe Swing Brother Wholesale,
Josiah G. Brown. sepg2f -d&v6n
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Mas Mssting at shslbHville postponed

Mass Meeting at Shelbyville Postponed.
The grand American Mass Meeting an
nounced to come off at Shelbyville on the
9th of October has been postponed to
WEDNESDAY, THE 18th OF OCTOBER; at
which time the Americans of Bedford will
be glad to entertain as many visitors as
may attend. A general invitation is ex-
tended to every citizen of Tennessee.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-04-30

But she :" chose the good part" the treas
ures of intellect, rather than mere wealth,
and for these she left" ALL" to cleave un-
to the one with whom she now SO happily
lives. Yea, that father, when he lived in
the city, with gems Of Ophr in his parlor,
and the gold Of successful enterprise flow
ing in upon him. treated those whom hon
est poverty claimed as brethren, as unfit
associates for his family Nay, even on
one occasion, he virtually elected an up
right individual of no fortune, but an hon
orable profession and yirtuous name, from
bis premises with saeer at his literary at
tainments; but BY - precarious revolu-
tons IN trade, he1l5antrany ef gis prede-
cessors and coadjutors, lost his whole for
tune, and now that " BOOK knowledge" he
once despised in a prospective son-in-law,
is furnishing ham with the means of sub
sistence, and the treasures of mind are
bountifully supplying a happy wife with
every good thing that the fulness of earth
produces. IDA.
Brookmont. n. G..
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-04-30

at every mans feet. If he will not
receive and obey it; if he will call 1t
a marrow way if he will demur to
it as costing too great sacrifice, 1t Is
his matter, not ours. We give what
we conceive to be the truth on the sub
ject. We give it in the fear of God,
and in view of that dread day when
we shall be called to an account for
what we say here weekly to more
than II, 1000 readers. There it is then.
Do as you please with it. Our duty is
done. We conclude by affirming that
dram-drinking and liquor-selling arc
a practice and pursuit inconsistent with
the profession of Christian aid
that liquor in the Church is fearful
obstacle to its progress at this day,
blot upon its character, stumbling
block to the world. barrier to the ca
reer of the great Temperance cause
Memphis Christian Advocate.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-04-30

BILE, some idea of the relative position of
the parties.
Fitzarthur, you see, was IL love With
Lulu, and was in love with Lula; and
the mutual desire of myself and Fig. was,
to reduce into possession the h.ars of this
young lady. saw that my rival was 60
ing to propose very soon, and I intended
to frustrate him, having, at last, conceived
a brilliant and encouraging idea, of which
| shall proceed, at once, to speak.
TO BE CoNTINUED)
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

CHINArowN.-We understand that the
above named place, situated just below 0ro-
Vile, has been seized upon by certain land
spectators who design ousting the defence
les Cinnamon therefrom and appropriating
it to themselves. We believe that under our
laws the Cinnamon have a right to protcc-
ton in holding their properties, and that
they justly own the land they have taken up
for building purposes, there is not the slight
est doubt, they being the original settlers,
and holding the best of all titles, a possess
ory one.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

SEE THE FIGUREs.-San Francisco with
II, 152 votes, has ten daily morning papers,
and two evening; Sacramento with 4,G0l,
has three morning and two evening Marys'
vile with $50, has three morning; Stock
ton, with 1903, has two morning; Oroyillc,
with ,GS8, has one morning; Nevada, with
2,0Sl, has two weeklies but no dailies ;
Grass Valley, with l,298, has one weekly ;
Columbia, with | 1,374, has two weeklies To-
wa Hill, with ,259, has one weekly; Placer
vile, with ,0l5, has two wecklies; Sonora,
with 93l, has two wecklies. 1t will thus be
seen that in proportion to their population,
the commercial towns are much better sup
piled with newspapers than the mining
towns. Times.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

THE STATE CAPIToL.-Mr. Nougues has
filed bond for the fulflment of his contract
to build the capitol, ard some of the papers
are finding a deal of fault with it, The
american expresses the opinion that it is
"of no earthly account" and yet it says
that the bondsmen are each worth more
than the amount set opposite their names
If men are worth the amount they become
responsible for, the bond they sign ought
certainly to be good if drawn up with any
degree of care. We hope some definite con-
clusion may be arrived at speedily. We have
been without a capitol too long already, and
it is time we had one built.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

Qua VILLAGE --Busiuess seems TO be in
fiOurishing condition, loafers are plenty
without cash, and miners are numerous with
cash. Whskey is plenty for cash, and there
are many drinkers that would indulge more
freely il they had rhe cash TO hey it with
Jumping lots, and sucing and being sued oc-
cupy the attention of some folks, and fight
ing and horseracing are fayorite omuscments
with others. Loafers seem busy loating, and
men of business seem busy in their several
vocations. Women an children are tolerably
plenty, and mud, mules, and miners great
ly abound Chill wintry winds blow fierce
ly through our streets, and soggy saw-dust
has been strewn all around the Bank Ex-
change. Floors that were laid IN hot wealth
er let in great quantities Of cold sir, and the
wood we burn in our stove makes great
quantities of ashes. Everybody seems to
have q cold in their heads, and chilblnins are
becoming the order of the day. Stages come
and 90 crowded, and boarding houses and
beds are crowded all the time. Shoemakers
and lawyers are busy attending to gentle
mems boots and cases: sports and doctors
continue to deal out cards and physic, and
great gangs of worthless dogs disturb the
rest Of quiet citizens who want to Sleep
The theatre is closed and amusements are
scarce; musical hall is being built on the
corner of Rird and Lincoln streets bv cX-
coroner Whaling of San Francisco. All
sorts of things are continually occurring in
private circles that oughtn't to be published,
and very few things happen that ought TO be
put in the papers, and items arc consequent
y scarce, but for the information Of man.
kind at large, we beg leave to state that
to-day is the first day of winter and the
commencement of the last twelfth of old SO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

HDUBLIC NOTICE Is llEREBY GlVEN-That
n the undersigned forbid nj persons from trc,-
passing upon a certain tract OF land, known ms the
- 'RODRlGUES CLAIM" sItuaed in the Township
of Ophir, Butte county, State of California, about
one-haf lie south wesi rom OrONille. and desert.
bed as follows: Berinnin" nj IA ll,e Onk stump mnrk-
ed with three nOtcIes on ihe north md west SIDES n
pine tree blnzed on the sohwest side, situated
: 66 : f.. chain from said beginning: running
thence Si2O- W. - chains to pine tree in the line
of brush fence: 65 T.. 20 chuns to stake at the
ives; edge OF the road. N ~ T.. 10 chains to stake
aud big oak; y - - j.. 5-lO0hs chains TO n stake
Y y : w. 5 jl00ths chains To u live oak; 40 w
l315lO0ihs chains To the place of beginning. con-
tanning 40 acres more less. as surveyed by j. w
Scott. County Surveyor in and for sail county Of
Butte, said survey being recorded in the County
Clerks office in said county "f In &C.. in shook b.
vol T., pages III, us iiD All perscns are further
cautioned against purchasing within The above de-
scrbed trnxr by virtue of the "Caron 1iila," or
any other title us We are the sole of the same.
NICOLAS ROpRlGUES,
+. NJ. SMITH,
CHARLES G.. HUBBARD.
Oroville, December l. 1856. diff
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

persons who set up clam to them,
thus bringing about litigations and
and disputes innumerable.
Many spectators have bought
claims cheap from persons who de-
sired to avoid law suits, and others
have bought from the occupants of
lots supposing they were buying in
disputable titles, but have had proved
to their sorrow the uncertainty at
tending the purchase of land in these
days of Spanish grants and squatter
sovereignty. 1t is to be hoped that
the question Of title to the ground on
which 0royille stands, may be con-
clusively settled by decision of the
Supreme Court at as early period
as possible. Let it be finally decided
who is, Or who was the original right
full owner of these lands, and those
desirous to cast their lot in Oroville,
can then do so without being con-
stantly harrassed with law suits, and
many would come and make this
their home who are now unwilling to
risk investing their means in what
they consider as great uncertainty.
Actual settlers, such as make a town
permanent and wealthy, are timid
about venturing within the possibility
Of a law suit, and thus many who
would otherwise come here with the
intention of remaining, are kept away
and waiting for final settlement of
the question of title.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

PREsERvING Flow s.--Grasscs,
moses, ferns, and dry-leavcd plants of
all kinds, are the easiest of manage
ment, and these preserve their beauty
longest. Ferns are especially beautl-
full, and, if dried quickly, retain their
freshness for ten Years, looking then,
if carefully kept, as gay az when gath
cred from the hedge row or the shady
coppicc. Grasses scarcely change in
dying, and their elegant silvery and
purple paniclcs form most bcautit'l OBJ
jects, if carefully mounted. Sea weeds
and succulent plants may be rapidly
dried by placing them between some
folds of d., linen or blotting paper,
and applying a hot iron. They are by
this method prepared almost instanta-
neously, and lose not the slightest
trace of their original color.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

SHARP SHoorING.- In the Chrysler con-
spiracy case, during the trial on Thursday,
Mr. IIeslep (the witness) was interrogated,
and made answer as follows:
@. Did you ever practice medicine
A. decline answering.
Q. Was you not engaged once as a s--b
doctor
A. decline answering.
Q. Did you ever study anatomy?
A. II it is any satisfaction to the gentle
man. will answer. have studied anato-
my, physiology and physiognomy, and the
result of that study leads me to the convic
ton that have never addressing himself
to the defendants) in my life seen three
worse fvces than yours. cloud laughter,
Cal .4nericdn.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

"LITERARY PIRAcY. .''--U nder the above
caption the California american contains
a very truthful, sensible article on the too
general custom of certain editors to appro.
pirate other peoples thunder and publish it
to the world as original with themselves. 1t
is to be hoped the american will 1.-Two up to
the doctrine it advocates, and that others
may follow its example.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

SCENE ON THE SAN JOSE RoAD-A STAGE
Coach STOPPED AND THE PASSENGERS
SEARCHED The Passengers by the stage
coach from San Jose, last evening, were
surprised, if not alarmed, when within ten
miles of the city, by the sudden appearance
of party of men in the road, who ordered
the driver to pull up, SO that they might
take n view Of the insiders One or two of
the passengers evidently supposed they were
to be robbed and murdered 10y highwnymen,
and recalling, probably, the stories they
had heard of similar adventures in the in
terror of the State, were making up their
minds for brush" but the supposed rob
bers turned ont to be no other than police
officers from San Francisco, sent to intercept
n fugitive from justice, supposed to be on hls
way from San Jose. The passengers were
ten in number, and all males but one. The
men submitted themselves to the inspection
of the officers, but the person sought for
could not be found-S. +. Globe.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

ARcHIrECrURE.--Mr Oliver Woods ESQ.
of Marysyille, called on US yesterday, and
informed us that he had completed his pla l
for the new Catholic Church, and that it,
together with other architectural designs,
could be seen at the Office Of the California
Stage Co. Mr.. Woods will remain in town a
few days, and any of our good people who
have notions of building, will do well to call
and examine these drawings
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

Marcus ID. BoRUCK, editor of the Fire
mans Journal, has resigned his office of
clerk of the Board of Delegates of the San
Francisco Fire Department, and has been
presented with a splendid gold pen in ac-
Acknowledgement of his efficient services while
in office. Editors do have n streak Of good
luck now and then, mighty seldom, though.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

As Is THE CASE in almost every
town in the State, there is scarcely
"a lot Of ground apart from the busi-
ness portion Of Oroyille, that is not
claimed by two or more different par
ties. Squatters have taken up land,
some Of them in good faith, and have
madc improvements thereon, and
spectators have bought large tracts
of occupied and vacant lands from
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

.gS- The Marysvlle HeraH publishes a
report that David Butler, the man who killed
Mofat about year since at Downieyille, has
been arrested and lodged in the Sierra coun-
ty Jail, also that there was some threats
made that he would DO taken from the Jail
and hung by the miners.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

THEATRIcAL--Hugh F. McDormott, who
distinguished himself so signally few
nights since in the character of Richard
Nl, at the Metropolitan Theatre in San
francisco, has had " call TO commit the
murder over again in Sacramento. Our
citizens shodld invite him to Oroyille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

PERSONAL Mortimer Fuller, Esq, as.
semblyman elect from Yuba county, togeth.
er with Q. Nj. Evans, Esq, of Marysvlle,
prssed through our city on their way to
Spanishtown, on Saturday last They re-
port themselves well. and still happy in the
democratic faith.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

@0" Maguire's Opera House in San Fran
cisco, has been completed at a cost of about
thirty thousand dollars The building. says
the Herald, is one hundred and thirty seven
feet deep, by fifty. five feet wide, aud is fifty
feet high, from parquct to dome.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01
NOTICE.

Al. There will be a meeting Of the ''oro,il't
EzxS,s Light Guard" ii the Orleans Hotel on Mon
seSsssday Evening lee. the e,h. 80, at O'Clock, =,
for The organization of said Company "eciIng OH
GERS and non.cunmissioned officers hnu forming
bylaws. &C., for the same. BY order "i
n2--lOt MA. McLAUGllLiN, Inspector.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

Sick We learned for the first time yes
terday that Dept. Sheriff Kimme is quite i'll,
having been confined to his bel for more
than week by an attack Of fever. We
hope to hear of his convalescence ere many
days.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

Showers three or four days past
we have had pleasant weather during the
daytime and heavy showers at nicht. y
very considerable quantity of rain has fallen
and the roads are in miserable condition
from mud and water When will that
steamer arrive,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

nc" At the urgent solicitation of his con-
gregation the Rev. Dr. Scott has consented
to remain as pastor Of Calvary Church, and
has been regularly installed as such. We
believe he never was formally installed, but
has heretofore been acting under leave of
absence from his church in New Orleans.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

TIE New York BAKERY folks sent rs a
beautiful specimen of their handiwork on
Saturday evening, in the shape of highly
ornamental, frosted cake, about as big in
circumference as a water bucket. We ten
der our thanks, and confess to an unusual
degree of greatJnliHfSS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01
NOTICE..

To the Stockholders in the frrnchiown Canal Mi
ming Company u hereby given, 'hh m "dd1on"'
n>sessmen. of ten per cent. on the chpa' s'"ch ~
called in, and payable on or before the t"h "i De-
-.mhern next. ANAN FARGO, Secretary.
Frenchtown, November GGih, 1856 h-o'lm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01

CHEAP CIGAus.--Mr. Zadig, Montgomery
street, above Wells, Fargo s Cos Express
office, offers his entire stock of choice cigars
for sale by the box at San Francisco auction
prices.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

n THERE WILDE A STATED MEETING
II A%of OroyYuc Lodge No. jos of Free and Ac-
w ceptcd Masons held at Masonic Hail. ON
Montgomery street, on saturday evening 29'h Nov
at which time officers for The ensuing will he elected
All brethren in good standing are Invited /" nilehd'
nv order d A. Brown, w. NJ
D. G.. O'DoSSELL, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-01
DECLARATcRY NOTICE.
STATE or CALIFORNIA,
CoIsry or RUTTE.

STATE or CALIFORNIA,
CoUsrY OF BUTTE.
Mary Jane Walker to Declaration Of Sole Trader.
II MRS. MARY JAAE WALKER. wife Of Jabez
hA Walker, being dcsrous Of awaiting herself Of
benefits of a certain Act of the Legislature Of the
state of California and emitted An Act To author
iza married women transact business IL their wn
name ~ Sole Traders-passed April 12th, A. j.
l-52" do hereby declare. that II Is my intention to
transact and curry on the business Of keeping a
dairy for The purpose of selling milk, butter. &c in
the county ot Butte and State Of California. that ih-
tend to carry said business in my own name. aud
will hereafter be responsible for any debts contracted
bv me- and that tn" amount of property invested by
me in said business does rot exceed The OF five
thousand dollars.
MARY JANE WALKER, IT, 81
Signed sealed and delivered IN prcsence Of
FRAEK +. TAYLOR.