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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

exist concerning the legality Of The election
last fall.
Several gcn.lemen's names were brought
before the Convention as candidates for the
several Offices to be filed All Who were
present; pledged lhems Ives 10 abide tn
decision OF the Convention. The flents
Of those who were absent pledged the same
Tor them. The Delegates then retired for
consultation, and after being absent a short
time returned and proceeded TO vote for
choice of candi lales, which resulted in The
selection, on the frs. ba..o, Of Nathan ii.
Oglcsbec, for Treasurer and Collector:
Thomas X IIouah,on, for Recorder John
Ray, for County Commissioner, District
No. Q: e. candidate for Dist. No. |. was
nominated but it should have been for Dis.
No. 81 and Dr.. S. uigiubotham, for Cor
oncr.
The nominations were then all unaai-
mously confirmed.
The following resolutions were unani-
mousiy adopted
Resoired. That We unhesi.atiagiy ard
unresefveIiy rc-a.iirm the principles and
doctrines enuncilted in the platform adopt
cd by the National Republican Convention
which met at Philadelphia, June II, 1856,
believing as we do that they would be en-
dorsed by all our patriotic Revolutionary
sires, were they now on the stage Of ac-
ton
Reso5red, By the Republicans Of Mar
shall County. in convention assembled, that
we lend our cordial support to the Hon. a.
l.. Osborn, who has 50 magnanimously
consented TO become candidate for ,Judg &c
of the Circuit Court in this district
Resolved, That we consider him the
common candidate Of all without party
distinction, and as such would recommend
him to The suffrage Of every free c!ector Of
Marshall County.
Resolced, That copy OF the proceed
ings of this meeting be sent to both the
newspapers bv the Secretary, requesting
their publication therein.
Adjourned.
|. MATTINGLY, Chm'n.
joins coleman, Sec'y.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17
.fRRIT1L or TIE BALTIC.
Sept. 7th, 1851.

New York, Sept a.
The steamship Baltic, from Liverpool
on to second instant, arrived this morn
ing.
The City Of Baltimore arrived out on
the 2nd inst
The steamship Kherzones and Queen Of
the South bad left for India.
The news unimportant
proposition was on foot for tie en-
gagemcnt of all the vessels of the line TO
which they belong. for the conveyance oil
troops TO India.
NIacauley is TO be created peer.
Nothing definite has transpircd in rela-
ton TO the Atlantic Telegraph.
Copious details in regard to tho India
mutiny are published, bat add no new
facts Of importance.
The Emperors Napoleon and Alexander
are not, it is said, 10 have an interview al
Darmastadt.
The threatened rupture between Naples
and Sardinia has blown over
Diplomatic relations Lad been resumed
at Constantinople.
GREAT BRITAIN.
il is rumored that Vernon Smith, Pres
ident Of the Board of Control, had receiv
cd permission to return to private life
Sidney Herbert and Sir James Graham arr
spoken Of as his successors.
\ prospectus Of the Red Sea Telegraph
CO. had been issued. They propose to pur
chase the Atlantic cable.
The London Times says that Is. 900 mel
Of the militia are to be called out and /!
second battalions of the line formed, in
stead Of the regiments sent a India, ant
/ that an additional force Of artillery Is to b.
sent to India.
The treaty between England and Hon
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

EE~We call attention TO the reply Of
James Buchanan to tie Connecticut Min
listers, on the first page. 1t is seldom that
we have the privilege of reading doc
ument so replete with facts and sound ar
gument. His position is clearly stated, SO
that nohe need be mistaken in reference to
his future course in regard to Kansas af-
fairs. We are inclined to tue opinion that
we would not be hazarding much. by say
ing that it will be a long time before an
other set of ministers Will address the
President in the same style.
GE~We are under oblig "tions to the
Hon. G. y. Fitch, for ''Nlaps and views 10
accompany Message and Documents o.
1867"
re- Both political parties in Miami Co..
have nominated full ticket Tie Demo.
Gratis nominated (by resolution these who
they elected last fall
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17
Republican County COnvcn'
ton.

According to previous notice, given in
the REPUBLICAN,, delegates from all the
townships, but one, in the county met at
the Court House in Plymouth. on Saturday
afternoon. at o'clock. l. Mattingly was
called to preside, and John Coleman to act
as Secretary. Delegates handed in their
names to the Secretary on the call of the
township. On motion, it was
Resofced, that each township be entitled
TO one vote for every twenty five Republi-
can votes cast at the late Presidential clcc
ton, and one vote in addition for any frac
ton of Is or more.
This ratio gave Centre 10 votes; West
4; Union 81 Green 4; North H. Polk 3, Ger
man 5; Tippecanoe s.
On motion, it was
Resotced, That we nominate a candidate
icr Treasurer and Collector, rs some doubts
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17
Civil SSar fsa kescai4Ha.

By the schr. Sarah Bartlett, Capt Sand
6r5, arrived yesterday, We have adyice5
from Sisal to the 22d ult. \ revolution had
broken ont, and nearly the cn.ire SAFE was
in arms. The occasion was the recent
guberualosal election. in which the cx-
ucmc radical party were defeaed-by
fraud hey say. The opposing and success
fnl candidate, Barrera, WAS citizen Of
Merida also; and for ,hat reason, parjicu-
larly, was obnoxious % tie people Of Cam
poche, where the revolution first broke out
under the lead Of one Garcia, restless and
ambitious chief
Il lalcst accounts tie Yoyolu,ionisjs had
been everywhere successful. They not oD
y had possession of tie town Of Campeche,
where the government forces had joined
them, but several strong pos.s in the inter
or They had also AIMED two schoouers
for an expedition 10 Sisa, which has,
doubtless, ere this, fallen into their hands.
IN the interior, The Indians, who have re
Gently given the government So much trou-
bic, generally co-opera'ed with thom.
On the other hand, the Government was
acting with decision and energy. The
National Guards had been called out and
all the available regular troops in the State
put in motion. When the Sarah Bartlett
lcfi, GOV. Barreda was marching on Cam
pechc with a force of l, 800 men
The Merida papers abound in proclama
lions to the people, and military orders
cmana.ing not only from the State Govern
ment. but the Federal authorities in one Of
these ii is charged that the revolution is of
more than local Importance, and that It's
ultimate object is the separation of the State
from the Mexican Union. The authority
of the commanding General, Cadenas, was
at all events disowned lie had sided, how
ever, in the election quarrel with the so
called legitimate party.
Near Orleans Pie. Sent Isl.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

Mr.. EDIroR:-As | was perusing the
columns Of your issue OF Aug Goth, no.
ficed isw remarks in regard 10 a Fire
Engine: and as this is 4 subject Chat ] have
long desired TO see presented to the ci;i-
z4ns Of Plymouth. will venture 10 make
few suggestions.
We all know that on the 23rd Of last
March, that when the cry Of fire was heard,
if there had been fire Engine in work
ing order, that it would have been prompt
y oil the ground; and as the wind was
blowing strongly from the east or south
east, the first step would have been to
have pulled ont or torn down by means Of
hooks DC; say thc frame building owned
by Brooke and Evans, or ore Of the small
or frames farther south: and then played Il
stream Of water on and among the broken
timbers and the vacant spot, and the fire
would have been subdued, and the build.
ings north aud perhaps a large number
across the street would have been saved.
would suggest that meeting be called
ut the court hoGse, and appoint person to
call on every business man on Michigan
and Laporte streets and solicit them to
subscribe literally for the purchase Of an
Engine; and then at an adjourned meeting
L.. n ,,,ti.;,,, .. IL, ,,,-., T-.,-.,,- - ~,
lack enough to purchase an Engine, Hose
dc. 10 levy tax upon all the personal
property in the corporate limits of the town
and then it will fall on all, just and fair,
and the town will own the Engine, and all
will be protected
Most ofus are aware that in tie city Of
Cincinnati they have discarded ali their old
Engines by the use Of Steam Engines. and
| have been told that one of their Fire En-
gnes can be bought very lcw--less than
ono half their first cost. vt this adjourn
ed meeting person can be sent as agent
to Cincinnati 10 purchase one Of them
| have no doubt that a good Engine with
suflicie Hose and power can be bought
that would protect from fire, from the riv-
or to the Edwards House.
We have as fine a lot of young ablebod
led and hardy men in Plymouth as in any
city or town in Northern Indiana, who
would willingly become members of Il Fire
Company, and now is the time to act in
this matter. Winter is coming on when
fires in stoves will be in every building,
and most Of The bushes men cannot get IN
surance on their properly. We can feel
safer-sleep better and feel that we have
some protection.
Let us all subscribe without nrudginr,
and let US all meet at the court house
meet with a will and determination to have
a..fire Engine, and let it be called the Ply
osouth-a Plymouth Rock to the whole
town.
c. WIIITMORE
Sept 18th, 1851.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

TIE EMANCipATICN CONFESSIONAL mum
ber 81 lunatics and pantalooned old maids,
headed by Elihu Burrit, have been holding
n convention at Cleveland and engaging
most zealously and earnestly in the dis
cussion of other peoples affairs. As in
all snch bodies, however, serious disagree
mcnt and divisions have arisen at the TIRES
hold ofthe grand scheme. The chief diff
ererce grows out of the scruples of the
Simon-pure Abolitionists against any re-
cogniion OF the right of property in slaves
which they think would be conceded by any
proposition TO compensate.
Mr.. Burritt is for Saving this point, y
as the lawyers say; that is for waving any
opinion upon it, but stout old Gerritt Smith
who seems TO be continually oscillating he
tween extreme aboilionism and supreme
disgust for the negroes in general insi t
that The slaveholers have a moral hight TO
be compensated for their slaves tie
seems too, to have carried the convention
with him, and accordingly it passed the
very liberal proposition to buy out all the
slaves in the Southern States for $40 per
capita, payable in land. Whether our
Southern friends will take this offer we are
not prepared to say; but If they should, we
shall Insist as condition OF the bargain,
that the emancipaied negroes be kept al
home. If they are to be allowed to pass the
Ohio river and pour into thist State. Chase
and his party will pretty soon enable them
TO vote down the whites, aud possibly have
the constitution changed SO as TO read that
every black male citizen shall enjoy the
right Of suffrage, rs is the case in Liberia.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17
STATE OF Indiana, c.
MARSHALL CoUNTT.t
joins CoLEMAN, Sec'y

STATE OF INDIANA, ! &c.
MARSHALL CoUNrr1
An inquioition, taken at the dwelling O
$. Moor, Of Center township, in the coun-
ty Of Marshall, on the li.h and l5.h days
Of September, IN the year \. d. 1897, be-
fore II. NJ. Logan, Coroner OF said county.
upon view Of the bodyof Charles Rhodes,
then and there lying dead. upon the oa;
Of Thos. j. Patterson, c. r. Smith, II
Ilumrichouser, Benz. Darling, James Il
Carr, Sicplen AFraacis, \. II. 0slesbee.
&. y. Demon., William j. Burns, II. T.
Dickson, Henry Woih aud sam Is. CosLa-
ley, Of the township aforesaid VIII, being
sworn diligently to inquire how, and in
what manner Charles Rio les came To his
death, upon their oath do say: Tina. lis
death was caused by 4 congestion Of tic
brain, and a par.itl inflammation Of tie
stomach. taxing both together with Tihe
Withdrawal Of the accustomed amount OF
siimulous ana tie consequsn, exhaustion
produced thereby.
In witness whereof, We, The Jurors af,re-
said, have hereunto se,eiaily sci our hands
he day and year above written.
Sam. b. Corbaley, H. b. Dickson, 7. J.
Patterson, Wm.J. Barns, Chas Il. Smith
Stephen \. Francis. Benz Darling, y. II.
Ogleshee, IL lIumncnouscr, }. II. Carr,
G. A. Demont, II. Work.
Signed by the Jurors and received by
me.
II. NJ. LOGAN, Coroner.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17
Arrival OF the Europa.
HALIFAN, Sept. 10.

HAiIFAN, Sept. 10.
The Cunard steamship Europa arrived
this morning with Liverpool dates to Sat
urday, 29ih ut., three days later than
those received by the Arago and Kangaroo
at New York.
The Baltic, from Liverpool 10 the 2G,h,
and Persia with dates to the l9ih arrived
the Goth.
Parliament was prorogued OH Friday, the
Queens speech having been read BY com
missioner
1t was the general impression that the
Atlantic cable would be sold for telegranh
line to India.
There has been nothing additional of i'm
portance received from India since the sail
ing of the Arago.
The Queens speech congratulates Par
lament on the peaceable aspect of affairs
in Europe. Expresses the belief that the
stipulations of the treaty Of Paris, through
the earnest efforts of the contracting par
ties, will eventually be satisfactorily SET
tied. She alludes with extreme concern 70
the India war, and expresses determine
ton TO omit no efforts 70 quell the rebellion,
and she has full confidence that the power
at her disposal viii enable her to effect tina,
purpose.
Jn the House Of Commons Lord Pal
mcrston in reply to question, said, the
government intended to render aid to Brit
ish India.
John Doherty, an extensive Liverpool
dealer in American produce, had recently
failed
Doherty, who failed, was arrested for
swinding.
The regular mails from India had ar
rived.
The main feature Of the Government dis
patch respecting Indian affairs, had been
fully confirmed
The mu;ineers still held Delhi. On the
4th Of July they had made three addition
al sorlics, but were defeated in each with
heavy loss.
Sir Hugh Wheeler had been killed at
Cawnport, the garrison of which had been
reduced to famine. and surrendered to
llcnd Sahib, who, in violation Of solemn
promise, mastered the whole garrison
Sahib was subsequently, defeated, with
great loss, by Gen. lIarcelock, who re -oc-
cupied Cawnport.
CWSA.-Dates are to July 10Th Lord
Elgln arrived at Hong Kong on the cd and
was about to proceed Northward in the
steam frigate Shannon, accompanied by a
six gun boat.
SPAIS.--The Mexican Convoy arrived a,
Cadlz to embark for home, the new Cuban
government. He embarks in September
IL is said he will take out an ultimatum
from Spain to Mexico.
Laheb massacrcd at Cawnport $40 wo.
men and children. Among the officers
killed are Lieut. Geo. Parker, Col. Will.
Jams, and Brigadier Tuck. An obstinate
battle was fought on the 9Th of July befor,
Agra, between the Garrison aud Memusl
mutineers numbering 10000 troops. The
British retreatcd with heavy loss; severa
officers killed.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17
October Election.

The election will be held on the 18Th of
October. Two of he Supreme Judges
Stuart and Gookins--haye sent their resie
natious to tie Governor 10 would seen,
that 1t would be the duty Of the Dem
ocratic State Central Committee To call a
convention, bat we have not seen anything
Of the kind in the State Sentinel. Il J..
certainly about time the matter was under
stood.
We have some No. l men in tie North,
10 fill Judge Sluart's place. which could be
elected without any difficulty. Mr.. Brad
ley, Of Laporte, (wilhout speaking dispar-
agingly IF others. is acAnow lodged by ali
who know him, TO possess, in pFc-emi-
nent degree, tie necessary qualifications
for 4 Judge Of the Supreme Court. We
are not advised as to bis position in refer
ence TO becoming candidate Should hi.
name be before the people for that onice,
The Republicans would, 10 doub., regard II
As aprivilegc to support him, knowing him
TO be well qualified for tic position; aad
believing also that pariyism should be laid
aside in the election Of the judiciary. The
Democrats propose 10 carry out TIE same
doctrine in the election Of Circu. Judge il
this District. They have tie utmost con
fidence tn the honesty and capabihfy q
Mr.. y. L. Osborne, aud he viii no doub
get the strength Of Tie Democratic party IL
this county.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

Two regiment mutineered in Punjaub on
July 9th, massacreing Capt. Bishop, Doc
tor Graham and Rev. Mr. Hunter, his wife
and child. The mu,incers were subse-
quently defeated. Other disturbances are
also reported elsewhere. Bombay, Mad
ras, and Punjaub were tranquil. General
Ra!icre was to succeed in command before
Delhi, where only 1900 effective troops
could be mustered.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17
ppoCIAAIATIoN

TIE qualified voters of Marshall county. Inli,
l, are hereby notified that ID election viii be he,
at the usual places of holding elections n the ,.r
cral townships of said county. 1cxccnt Green tor.,
ship, which election has been changed from n.
usual place 10 what i called the William, s,l,..
house, near u. L. Smiths for the purpose 4,
ciecting the above nnned officers In anl FIR
county and state, as enumerated ia the Cle.ll'- Ger
tiicitc above, on the second 1uc,iir IF 0.i,...
10.
Given under my hand at Plymouth, Ills I2ll oa.
OF September. lrJ,.
J. i. VAN EALkENBI RGH
1lt3. Sheriff Marshall clul.t,.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17
CLOTHING TRADE.
TO NON RESIDENTS.
I'LL + L y ERSIG NED WITT MN

= County SURVEYOR will, on Monday. the hi,
1ay oil October, 1897, Mt o'clock. u. m az III
aay proceed TO survey locate the corners o,,,
d' IN sections 80 and 81. town32 north, of rsn.,'
:, ''S' II, Naishaii county, Indiana, to meet an
is surveyed. " "'' "''''i al
Non-residcnts, who fail TO meet tho Sur,.,or o.,
,lle iime above mentioned and tlcirav. or nro,;Je
Tor detraylng therportion of the expenses of sa;5
survey will he returned 60 the County Auditor a,'i
SUCH delnqueneies placed on the tax dunlic,,e
collected according to law. ''''''
PETER CROWLEY,
MA 80, REUBEN KALEY.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17
Eater from Gais6OrHai ia i.

New Orleans, Sept. n
The Philadelphia has arrived with da'es
from Havana to the 4th and San Francisco
to the 2jh.
4 Settlers Convention had nominated
Stanley for Governor on mixed ticket.
From Washington Territory, we learn
that Stevens, democrat, has been elected to
Congress by a lar.e maiori.y.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

presentation of their card, and without de
ten;ion.
60. Each Committee. with the Secretary
shall have power to fill all vacancies tina
may occur by the absence OF any commit
tccmcn.
By order Of the Society.
D. S, CONGER, Priest.
S. 3. CoRBALEY, Sec'y,
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

Hon. GEORGE G. DUNN, died at his res
idence in Bedford, on the 4th inst.
Hon. JAMES Loc1HARr, member Of Con
gress from the Ist district, died at his res
idence in Evansville, on the 7th inst.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

The list of Premiums to be awarded at the
next Fair of the Marshall County Agricul-
tural Society, was received too late for this
issue; consequently we can only insert the
rules and regulations, and defer the publ
caion of the Premium list another week.
En-. DEMOCRAT
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17
ELECTJOI VOTICE
.S.ote Il Lndiana, -NarshoH Covs,fy, 5
In lie SLcrifef MarakaN Cganfa. IL

10 The SkTigof Marshall Coaafy, Grotnq.
]. Newton X. Packard, Clerk Of the Marshall
Circuit Court, do hereby certify, that an election r.,
be hoIdei at the usual places Of holding elections
Except Green Township, which election has beei,
changed from the usual place to shat is called ti.-
Williams school house, near VI. l.. Smiths iu
each and every township in SAID county. on tie
second TUESDAY, the l3th day Of October l-57 ti,e
following officers are a. bc elected, tO-wif. on.
Circuit Judge for Ninth Judicial Circuit one TIea.-
urcr of said county: one Recorder: one Coroner
Commissioner lor District No. >, and one justice a.
the Peace for Polk township in said county,
Witness my hand and Seal, tits l2th dar a
RI. ;. September, lc0'.
NEWTON r PACKARD. Clerk
MARSHALL Circmit Court
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

The new Constitution has been adopted
in Iowa, by from 1000 to 1000 maioritv.
The Niger clause was rejected by large
majority. 1t was submitted separately
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17
,,,, TO NoN-RESIDENTs
TO NON RESIDENTS
VIE UNDERSIGNrn,r ,.., ' -.

II -. - y Id " It'll TIIE COIN
o. surveyor, viii, on Thursia, tba Ia IA, II
- At =" o'clock a. m. on said lar nrocesi
49,, ana locate the corners of my land N Sc
SETON - Town. "a. Range Es., in MI
tiuSc meet ON The premises and cob
Non no.' I@y 70 day until all is SURVEYED.
residents, who fail to meet the Snrc,er IT
ehe Time above mentioned. and 1t. ,.e
-. uellating theirporton of the e,nc,so 9Th sr
sna, Siii De returned to the County Aud;tor and
ii''l"ences placed on the tax ,urlcate and
collec'edaccor'li.is to law. wv IN u"l''"''' 49,
septln i3t3 NihaN HIDE
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

duras had been ratified in London. It's
main feature, in addition 10 the usual stipu-
lations Of commercial treaties, is a special
article giving effect to the allegation in
Cured by the government at Honduras I'M
der its contract with the Honduras Intero-
ceanic Railroad Company
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17
STATE OF INDIANA


MARSHALL COUNTY
'""'"'p" Pfoas Cont. OcfoJer hro l85-
Francis b. Cooley.
Elisha :. Wadsmorth and 7
John \. Farwcll. G..
-" i'it'- 81.
John Cilh,,:,l.. I proceedings IN A.
Arthur {. Ducat
The Plaintiffs in the al,.,,.....;.,
- N'e'e' their attorney. have filed IN a.
,' ','.'' ;.'ni ON noios and Proceeding inat
~, H. ana u appearing b, aihda,it ,l,,,,,. H..
~ JON, '' :, and Arthur G D1caf.a,,.
fore nc a'sle OF Indiana: they are t
i''sH' anu Inat the same viii he hea,l :, ' .'
~ ~. Marshall Court al Con,mor,
, nG,.f ,, a. the court house in Pi,non,h
pear. plead 'is an .. "e'ober next and unlc~. h y
'' "c1d and determined m thor sls' ,''' S'''
-.rt It,Ig NEWro II. PACKARD, cl.,t
Marshall Count Common p,...
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

ITWe are authorized to announce the name Of
WILLIAM VI. PATTERSON, as a candidate for
the office of County Treasurer, subject to the de-
cision of the legal voters Of Marshall county, on
The 18th of October next 1ftc.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-09-17

The Plaintiffs in the above ,,,,;,,..,
James o. Parks. their attorney. Larc f1e,i :.
once 'he,r complaint 10 De released AS sr,rerv f
poiih, ana II appearing by affidavit thai The 5.,,.
ann, samuel Tceters, is a non resident of ,l,o s.
oi Indiana; he Is therefore notified of tbc sir,
pehuchcy ct SAID complaint. and that tn, am
n n, 'ne next term of the Marshall Com, g
p, '.''''o, ieaS 10 De holden NJ the court hons. RI
ilrmouih. oh the third AIon5,, -. a.,
anu unless ne appear, plead. answer or ,le,,,,,
e. u'' same viii be heard and .l.t.rmi,'e5 :.
absence. '''"iiH'U ID i--
AITE,r; NEWTON r. PACKARD CHI
'i'i" ''i' Alarslnll Court Common pi..