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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-31
FERRY AND BRIDGE NOTICE

m WILL APPi Y to the Board of Supervisors at
4 their February term, Tor renewal of my Ferry
License at Nelson's Bar, West Branch Feather river.
and for a license to build aud keep IA Toll Brdgo at
said place. T. D CUhIiS.
Ton WELLS, Airy for Petitioner.
Groville, Dec. IL. 1856. dl2>4w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-31
NOTICE.

2 5 hereby eAen to all persons holding liens on the
4 ..Jennv Lind IIotel," in the town of 0roville,
Butte county, California to present the same with
legal proof thereof in the Justices Court of j. T Ellis
ott. j. p, IN and for Ophir Township, on Monday
Nov. ~, 1856, at 10 O'Clock A.
BY Order of CourI.
BUTTE. LUMBER COMPANY.
By TOM WELLS, Atty
Oroville Nov IL. 1856
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-31
PROBATE NOTICE.

A Ill PERSONS holding claims against Benja
"a min Johnson Deceased. OF Butte county are
hereby notified tn present them with proper vouchers
to the undersigned, within ten months from this date,
or they will be forever debarred. JOHN LANTI.
Executor of the estate of Benjamin Johns de-
ceased AT Lott S9Xtons Office Bird street, Oroville.
Orpyille. Dec. ID. lS56. dl5 W
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-31
BRIDGE NOTICE.

ATOTICE Is nEREBY GIVEN-That the under
"a signed Will apply to the Board of supervisors i'll
and for Butte County, at its february term. A. u.
1851 or rs soon thereafter rs application can be
heard for II cens 10 construct Toll Bridge across
the west branch of the north fork OF Feather river,
at place known rs the " Natural BRIDGE about
one mile and. a-half below Nelson's Bar.
Oroyille, Dec >, 1856 .. NJ. EVANS
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-31
PROBATE NOTICE.

A LII persons holding claims against the estate Of
N Victor Laudiere. deceased, late Of Butte county,
are hereby notified to present them with proper
vouchers TO the undersigned within Ten months from
this date, or be forever barred.
r. HOBART,
Puhlic Administrator Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-31

NOTlCE--My wife, Luciene Ellen. having letl
" my house. and refusing to live with me, all
persons are hereby cautioned not to trust or harbor
her on my account. rs will not be responsible fof
any debts of her contracting.
Dl7-4w WILLIAM MONTG 0MERY.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-31
FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ will npply TO the Board of Supervisors IN aud
for Butte County, at the February term thereof in
1857, for License 10 Ferry and Bridge across
the MIDDLE Fork of Feather River, few rods above
the junction Of the North Fork OF said river.
SYLVESTER i. SAVAGE.
Oroville Now 10 1885, "l-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-31
NOTICE

n HEREBY NOTIFY ALL PERSONS against pur-
n chasing II certain nute of hand, executed by me
in favor of ) r. T.. England, for the sum of "o hun
dred and fifty dollars, said note was iraudnleniy
obtained and will not pay the same ON presentation
T.. :. RUGGLES
Mountain House Dec. 18th, 1856. dl7
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-31
NOTICE

yENHE STOCKHOLDERS of the South Feather
a Water Company hereby notified, that the
annual meeting OF the Company will he held at the
oiice at Forbesown, the first Monday In January
1857, al l2 O'Clock, noon
}. WARREN MASON, Secretary.
da I'd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-12-31
rEcLARAToRY NOTICE.
STATE or CALIFORNIA,

STATE OF CALF (lhNlA,
CouxTv OF BgTTE
Mary lane Walker IN Declaration OF Sole Trader.
MRS. MARY JAAE WALKER, wife of Jabez
q Wulker being desirous of awaiting herself of
benefits of a certain Act of the Legislature OF the
Statn of California and entitled An Act To author
ize married women transact business III their own
name as sole Traders-passed April l2th, A. d.
l52' do hereby declare, that it Is my intention to
transact and carry on the business of Keeping 81
dairy for the purpose of selling milk, butter. &c IN
The cour'y OF Butte and State of California that in
tend to carry on said business in lay OWE name, and
will hereafter be responsible for any debts contracted
by me- and that the amount of properly Invested by
me in said business does not exceed the sum OF I'VE
'h0'''anN o0'ss's VARY JANE WALKER, IL. 81
Signed sealed and delivered hpresence Of
FaA4 Y. TAyhoR
STATE or CALIFORNIA, t.s
COUNTY OF BUTTE.
fnN THIS this the l7th bay Of November AZ d.
Y D. one thousand eight hundred and ftty>six, be-
tore me, William G.. English, Notary Public IN and
for the aforesaid county, personally appeared before
me- Mary Jane Walker, sole trnder, personally
known TO me to be the individual described in and
who executed the within instrument rs the party
thereto. and she acknowledged 10 me that she eXe>
cuted the same freely aud voluntarily, for the uses
and PURPOSES thcrenmentioned And the said Mary
lane Walker, wife of JabeZ T.. Walker, having been
by me first made acquainted with the conenls offs Id
instrument, acknowledged TO me. on an examination
had separate apart from and without the hearing OF
her husband that she executed the same freely and
voluntarily. without fear, compulsion, or any undue
influence of her said husband, and that she did not
wish to reract the execution of the same.
In testimony whereof have herellnto set
1SD my hand and affixed my official seal, the day
and year first above written.
n253w WING. ENGLISH, Notary Public.
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From Kan7as.

Iowa CuY June lG, 1856.
Foroy apon Kansas 500 Bloch RepnN-
cans at Io0o City, collected from 9th States
-7hrcots Of murd r, asSosSinatons de-
Col Lane, the fugitive traitor has address
ed the people here on two occasions. He
avows his determination to return TO Kansas
and reSis', to the dea h, the execution Of the
laws He p ocaims that there are no laws
there that the peop" are Without law, and
that any effort TO emf nee those that are ella IN
ed to be laws is but usurpalion. He is wild
with excilcn cut, and exhibits II fury that
stiong| " indicates INSANITY
The tiihuscls ga hel;ng preparatory
TO a decent upon Kansas. Quite number
aie encaml ell in the grove east of this city,
and tomorrow, it is said, the arrivals will
make ihe nunber 800 strong. They take
cannon and arms, aOiM munitions Of aOar,
and are in fact, organize INTO regular mill
tary squads or companies They are under
pay or in other words they ale aided by
contributions from Chicago and other places
have seen many Of these deludel men.
or boys They are going for n frolic, and
are evidently dupes TO wiser heals.
This treason is openly avowed 10y many OF
the Black RrpuhranS, hut preachers of the
gospel are most lou in their encouragement
Of This murdcrous and reasonable enterprise
Some of them advoca'e assassination, and
proclaim murder as a duty.
ST. Louis Ropublican.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, are considered as wishing to con-
tinue their subscription.
2. IF subscribers order their papers discontnu
ed, Publishers may continue to send them until
all charges are paid.
8. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office or place to which they are
sent. they are held responsible until they settle
their bill and give notice to discontinue them.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher and the paper is sent to
the former direction. they are held responsibe.-
SsH,- Notice should always be given of removal.
S. The courts have decided that refusing TO take
q paper or periodical from the Office or removing
and leaving it uncalcd for, is prima facie evil
dence of intentional fraud.
E3- Postmasters would oblige, by strict full
filment of the regulations requiring them to noi-
fly Publishers, once in three months of papers not
taken from their Office by subscribers.
~ Under the law of Congress papers are not
charged postage in the county in which they are
published
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09
Old Line Whips to the Rescue!

The Old Iine Whiue hrnnuhnnt tho ontiro
confedcracy are rallving to the support Of
Buchanan and Breckenridge and the. great
national Democratic Iamy i'll his momen-
tous contest. Their love for the Union rises
superior TO their partisan prejudces, and
seeing that a crisis has arrived when the
most united effort must be made by national
men to crush out the factions and isms
which are breeding bad blood among our
people, they speak out like men aAd patriots.
Rufus Choa,e and Robert g. Winthrop, of
Massachusetts have pledged themselves to
Buchanan. Col. Thos. H. Martin and Capt
Simns, Of Bourbon, two of the gamest old
lie Wings in Kenturky,' are pummeEng
Somud at a terrible rate in the "Bue grass
country" They made powerful and effective
speecl(s in favor Of the Democratic nomi-
nees, at Georgetown.
Charles Anderson, Esq, of Cincinnati, a
popular and able old line Wing of the Clay
and Webster school, is addressing the citizens
o. Ohio in favor Of Buchanan and Brerken-
ridge
The old line Wigs of Erie county, New
l"k, have lad meeting, and come out IN
nsaSSe for Fuck and Brerk.
Hetween eight and nine hundred old line
Wings Of Lancaster county, Pennsylvania,
have called on Buchanan. and declared :heir
intention to vote for him and labor for his
eection.
Senator Benjamin, Of Louisiana, leading
Wing, and one If the most eloquent, popular
and influential orators in the South. has Join :
el the Democratic ranks. and is now doing
good ser> ice for the Constitution and laws.
Mr.. Preston, of Louisville one Of the most
conspicuous men in Kentucky, and IA bosom
fir end of Henry Clay WAS a delegate to the
late Cincinnati Convention. and is now eX-
erting his fine ta'ents for the success Of the
Democratic party
Josiah Randall, leading lawyer of phila-
de e'pha--a man of wealth, influence and in
tellect-Nho has heretofore been one of the
most prominent Wings in the country, WAS
at Cincinnati, during the Convention, work
'ng with all his energies to insure the nomi-
nat on Of Mr.. Buchanan
William b. Reed and James NJ. Sc"6ell
who, in former times, we're among the most
prominent and distingu. shed Wings of the
same cnv, addressed tho Democracy at the
great ratification meeting in that city, a few
days ago
|. The Hon. George w. Clinton, one of the
most prominent Wings in the State Of New
Yolk-son Of Dewitt rlinton-comes out in
Il strong letter for "Old Buck"
The Columbus Statesman states hat Burke
Ward ESQ., of Lebanon, Ohio-formerly an
old line Wing member: of the Legislature,
is out for Buchanan 1t publishes an extract
from letter written by him, in which be
says .:
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09
Preaching Us. Practice.

The following episode in the family history
of Summers, which we copy from the Wash
ington correspondence of the San Francisco
Globe, exhibits in strong light, the hypocrisy
and absence of real phjIanthrophy Of one OF
the great germs Of Republcansm. Let the
peol lie beware of such fellows:
"Mr. Exams, of S. g., i'll reply, said he lived
in a distrc, where the slaves outnumbered
the whites, and he never knew but one IN.
stance in his life where su, h Il scene occurred.
Mr.. Evans proceeded to narrate the follow
facts. In 1889 the steamer PU}aM was lost
between Charleston and New Io,k. on board
Of which a DR.. Ball and wife were lost
Ball had previously made a will leaving his
property to his wife in case she succeeded
him, and if she did not, the negroes we've
to lie emancipated Mrs Bail belonged to
the Sumner family, and they brought suit
for The estate, which was awarded to him hv
the Court, upon the testimony Of a Miss
Lamar, of Georgia, a survivor, who testified
that Just before the wreck went to pieces,
s heard Mrs. Ball crying for her husband
The Court decided tha, she survived the bus
the property. which was ordered to be sold
in families. Mr.. Albert Sumner, a brother
of the contemplate Senator, was present
and represented the family, and in opposition
to the decree of the Court divided families
In one instance favorite body servant of
DR.. Ball was purchased bv Albert Sumner to
bc sold separate from his tmni,v, and that
he should tie freed. Upon such under sand
ing no one bid for the negro, and he was
knoc ked Oft 10 Sumner for an insgn iirant
sum The wife and children were put up
and purchased by Gov Lowndcs. a brother
in-aw of Governor A ken. After TIE sale,
Lovndes offered the family to Sumner, at
The cost price, or offered TO purchase The
husband and father Sumner had a good
thing Of it and. Yankee like, refused TO sell
he negro except for pcry conSidGulle od-
aonce u1on cost He offered the negro for
sI'e to any one who would purchase, but ms
the whole community was d'egused With his
conduct he could find no bidder until af or
considerable hawking he agreed to take fifty
dollars advance upon cost, which WAS pad
by Gov Lowndcs through n third person,
as he loWnGes. wrote Sumner he WAS pup
~ "iiu s'Vu"'Iel' "i"H no EeHNOiidl 'ouIt
have communication with Sumner poe ket-
ed the fifty dollars and the insult and was
fam 10 leave the State for fear Of a coat of
tar and feathers From that estate and tie
sale Of The slaves. the Sumner family derived
lheir present wealth. Not single "nigger"
paper has had Il word to say about it, except
the rusiIlanimos editor Of the Tribune, who,
in answer to another paper, which by mis-
take bad substituted Abner for Albert, SAYS
Mr. Sumner never had brother named Alb
ner. What a miserable subterfuge"
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09
NATUR ALIZATION.

t. obtain a cartiictta Of nlturtljZ ltion, appli-
c,tio m st b. III lie to the District Courts OF this
State.
Any free white male person arriving in the
Unitel States shall nuke his declaration of inten-
tiol to b.con, sIch citizen before the Clerk Of
sil Court. two years before he shlll be entitled
to the ,rtifcate: Provided that if he has arrived
in the United States before he was eighteen years
of age such declaration my be made at the time
of applying for cartiic ,te of citizenship.
1t is NC ,sstry in o)tlning certificate of natu
raliz ,ton to pro luce two citizens Of the United
States. each of whom have been personally ac-
quainte1 with the applicant and who can testify
that he h,s resided in the United States for the
full term of five years an in this State within the
year last past. That during all this time he has
beh wed as u mn Of gool m)ral character, at
taciel to th principles of the Constitution OF tie
Ulitel States an we'll dsp 's.l to the good order
AMI happiness Of the same.
In case it has been nee essary for the applicant
to mike his d4clar ,tion of intention he must pro
duce evidence Of that
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09
WAR WIFI ENGLAND.--A te!cgraphic mes

WAR VIII ENGLAND.-A Geographic mes
sage to the California Amcr(ron SAYS:
Bv the Sierra Nevada. the Commandant
IF the port Of San Francisco received orders
from the Secretary of Navy at Washington
to D ace the defcnres of the harbor in the
best condition possible, for the emergency of
war with u foreign power, supposed to he
England accordingly the sloops-of.war John
Adams, Decatur, and Warren are prepared
for action, and the harhor fortihrations ara
being strengthened, and the greatest activity
prevails.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09

The whole numbers ofe'ectoral votes 10 be
east for President and Vice President, is 298:
of these the FREQ States have l76, aud tho
slave States, 100.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09
SAN FRANCISCO.
w OOD T. n W ARE!

BASKETS. &c. including Brooms Tubs. Pals
ED Wood and Zinc Wash Boards Chopp.ug
Trays Rolling Pins Barred Coy,rs. Clothes Pms.
Brushes. hair and wirt Selves. Cotton and Linen
Twine Bed Cords and Clothes Lines, with every
other article belonging to the WOOD AND VIII
LOW WARE business. at the lowest Wholesale
prices, by W. IIAWXHURST,
IL and ia Front. near Washington street,
San Francisco.
p S.-I am still doing business in the same old
wooden building. ut very low rent; a saving OF
expense which about all goes to the benefit OF my
custom r.; and NJ, rchnnts who do not. at least
call and see me- betor- tn y buy elsewhere cannot
be W,de awake to their own interests. jcl4 Gm
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09
JOB PRINTING.

Large ll.t ols have recently been made to the
Job o f;,, AMI work of all descriptions will be
eXecntel in superior manner.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09
COURT or SESSIONS

Hon. JAMES e. Hale, Presiding Judge. J. NJ
Fry anl q. W. F,nley. Associates
NJ .et1 OIL tn, s43)ll Mollly Of FEBRUARY, May.
August and November
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NO HUMBUG---s1cO,OOO WORTH
OF
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE.

NXE have the largest stock and b,st as rv~e
w sorlment Of Crockuy. Glassware IN
Lamps. Clocks, Looking Glasses &c, of any y,
house in the State, which we will sell at greatly
REDUCED PRICES.
We are in constant receipt Of large shipments
from Europe and the Eastern States, direct from
the manufacturers. Our motto is:
L4RGE SALES md S.AL9LL PROFITS
Merchants and Hotel Keepers VIII find it much
to their advantage to call and examine our stock
before purchasing elsewhere. as tn, Y will be sure
to find GREAT BARGAINS ut IA J stree t. be
tween and 5, SACRAMENTO; lIG and LIS Montgo-
m ry street. san Francisco.
July 5G.-3m. WIIALLEY q &PERSIlBAKER.
49, IN as. - -a.-ss7
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TERMS:

Subscriptions invariably in advance. For one
year, $500; six molths $500; three months 2,5O
one month Sl,Oo; single copies, twenty five cents
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09
FOR ADVERTIS- NG.

One square of TEN LINES, or more than five, first
insertion $500; each subsequent insertion, S so.
For half square of FIVE LINES, or less 81 90; each
gu eq tent IN ,erton Sl,00.
- Liberal de luctons made to monthly adver-
tisers
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
j. w. China, Dot,n's Bar, lat District.
VIM. e. M;ller. Auburn, I'd '
Wm. A. Rogers, DItch Flat. 81 "
Wan D. Llyrtnc.. Biz l. Flat, 4th "
d. J. Blk r.. To rs Valley. 9Th %
Til, B>,rl IN 'et OF tn. first Mollly in Februa-
ry, May, August AMI November.
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DISTRICT COUR'

DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. JOIN NJ. H,wELL, Judge.
Meets Of the seconl No lly in January. and on
the third Mol lays in April. July and October.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09
PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS.

PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS
Hon. J. E. Hile. County Judge.
VIM. 7. Henson. Sheriff.
A. 5. Ora 1t. County Clerk.
J. r. Crt1lill Treasurer.
NJ. E. Mills. District Attorney.
A. s. SIN ith Assessor.
Taos. A. Yollg, Surveyor.
j. r. Gyy II. PLbc A lmlnistrator.
j. L. Finley, Coroner.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09
YANKEE JIM LINE.

u
J1mes Clarte. Proprietor.
Leaves Arblrl lilly at l o'clock, z. NJ. Ar
riyes every m)rlin5 at | | O'Clock.
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COUNTY COURT

H),. J>is3 E. HALE, Judge.
NJ .ets o tn. first M)ll,v- in JtlIary, March,
MAY, JIly, September al November.
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THE PLACER HERALD.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. AT THE OFFICE,
Mlin Street, Auburn, Cal, (at the old stand,) by
rABB MITCHELL. JAMES ANDERSON.
MITCHELL q ANDERSON.
The Placer herald., 1856-08-09
PROBATE COURT

II JI J u - Y IT tT1E' J1TIIT'
Meets on the fourth MolIdy in each month.
STAGES.
California Stage Conptny's Stages leave for
Sacram .lto daily at I o clock.
For N4valt at ! clock. =. NJ.
IIlnoistown "
,ry3vie II " NJ.
S. WHITMARsH, Agent
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-04-05
March %, 1856 -24.4.t.
NOTICE TO THE INHABITANTS OF NEW
MEXICO,

The Surveyor General Of New Mexico, by 0c
of Congress pproved on the 22nd July 1884 isre'
oiIred 10 "make full report on all such claims as
originated "bcfore the ceSsiOn Of the Territory to
the United States "by the treaty of Guadalupe Hi
dalgo of lSAS. denoting the various grades OF TILE
with his descsion thereon as 10 the validity or in
yaliditr of each of the same under the -SM'lpsn
ges, and customs of the country before 'ls cesslon
10 the United States"-And he is also required to
make report in regard to III PWb'oS existing IN
the Territory, showing the extent and locality Of
each, stating the number of inhabitants in the said
Pueblos respectively, and the nature of their titles
to the land. Such report TO be made according to
the form which may be prescribed by the Serre'a-
ry OF the In,enor which report shall be laid before
Congress for such action thereon as may be deem
ed lust and proper with a view TO confirm bona hde
grants and give full effect to the Treaty of 1913,
between the United states and Mexico,
Claimants in every case will be required to file
a written notice, setting forth th e name of the
"present claimant" name of ''orignal CLAIMANT
nature of claim, whether incOhate or perfect-lts
date-from what authority the original title was
derived-wh reference to the evidence OF me
power and authority under which the granting Of
fcer NAV have acted-quanty claimed, locality
STYLE and eXientof onhictng claims, II any win
reverence 10 'he uVo"mentDny tV'ueIet S'" W' y,
mony rel'PH upon 10 rs,uI,s' nv i,a "" ~
snow ua''lrI 'll,s" ''o"' '''' 'h'""' = "'''''
to nresen. clalman' n.-,........,. >. e,n;.h
Eery cIa'msht Wl'I "'so oe iequl'eu " l"I',s" su
an aulhenlca' Pla' OF survey II s,uNr" mas ugr,
exernted, or o'her evidence showing u'e precise
bounds ana extent OF me tract claimed A..
10 enable 'he surveyor Geherol 10 execute IKE tue
duty thus imposed on hlm' by aw' ne mas 70 re-
guest all those individuals VINO claimed lanus u
New Mexico before the treaty OF l"'S''o produce
the vldences OF such claims at ms ONCE at oaato
Fe,as soon as possible
Io DoNAlloN CLAIMANis'
The act OF congress above leierrPu TO, gram,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-04-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on ihcsecond yof
February 1856 letters u administration were gran.
ted TO the undersigned as administrator Of Ale
xander Barclay decreased, late of Taos couriv BY
the Judce Of the Probate of said county. All per
sons having claims against the estate Of said Ale
x6nder Barclay deceased. are hrreby notified to
eybbt them for allowance 10 ihe Undersigned
within one wear after the date Of such letters or
thev NAV bs precludpn from ATTY benefits of such
estate. and N If such claims be not exhibited
within three years from the date of such letters,
they shall be forever barred L. ----..
'"'' WILLIAM KRONTG.
Administrator.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-04-05
Enrn tllrOnrh,


From November lst TO May lst $50
From May lst to November lst SIS
Packages and extra baggage 5j cents per lb,
in summer, and 50 cents in winter, but no pa
ckage charged less than one dollar. AIbog-
gage at the risk of the owner, and no respon-
s'bility for any package worth over fifty dol
lars unless contents given and specially con-
tractcd for.
Provisions, arms, and ammunition furnished
by the proprictors. All passage money mnst
be paid in advance
HOCKADAY & HAIL.
November 3,.l5S5.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1856-04-05
TERMS.
Joel Walker.
W. H. Chick
WALKER AND CHICK.

Commission Merchants, Kansas Mo.
REFER TO
COL Robert Campbell, Messrs Riley & Clristy
SAINT Louis Mo. Saint Louis NJ.
Santa Fe New Mexico October 7, lS54-t {.