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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-08
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-08
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

Am and after THURSDAY, July 2d, 1857, and until
further notice, the Mail Passenger tain will leave
Evansville a o'elocs AMI % minutes. NJ Vsncen-
mes at ~ Top ~ ard arrive ~ ute 2i5 Nj
Connecting With trains FOR indianapolis, Crcinnat,
2.l all points East, also Cor trains the Alton road
foI Ceasrsll Eiinois, Chicago and the North Nest.-
Passengers lire at Tegre ilaute-Daggage Checked to
Inaa.fnoiis.
RET RNTNG-leave Terre HaT'e al $40 =. NJ. az
Ter the arrival ~ trains fr1sn the East and West; Vim
ceBres at ssh p. ". ansl arrive at SO ?. VI.
Passengerst ~ Ibis train arrive 1T Cincinnati ct l2
evening" igNeiaid at hJ next morning instead
Of 5..sl Y. ". as by former arrangement.
4 MINED TRAIN has been placed on the ROAD re
tween V.ncsrnes ari Evansville; leaving NircenneS
q. sac ,ana xrivinr ~ Evansville AZ ". 20 NJ
hetlrnug lt9ves Evansville af &c -, ard arrives *
Vircannes ati:lS -. connecting siih The v. ".
Ron Tor Cincinnati. ard -. Louis.
OBSERVE.
PassenserS asrv inF - tkis rain have over hours
IN Eransfi K for u sISEss or PLEASURE
FTcigt Trains North ~ Viuceunas, will run n hin
to-Ieavinr T,Te paate for the South Al -: return
iaE arrive At Fcrre fial.te ar S.2S ".
For any information or tLrnnga tickets apply d the
Company transportation Office hea6 ~ Lccuss street
Evansville.
Es- Car run ty Triiana.o,is Tite-s minutes tns.
=. y. DANIELS,
Sureriniendent
sr- yincehnes Gszette, Princeton Clarion Sullivan
Democrat, Mt Carmel Register and Mt. Vernon Acvo-
cate take ou5 former advertisement and copy. mylsd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-08
BOARDING! +!

Sugars
~ 81 hhas Prime v. o. Sugar;
90 bbls Loaf sugar; 10 ooss Powdered Sugar;
a do Crushed Sugar. In Tore apd fsx als ~
Sp6 l. b. HDTMAHN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-08
Go ard See the Fiephart!
HENDERSON s. EVANSVILLE
PA CKET
CEH.HH THE EsyGl

'y-HE steamer BOWLING f-.-SII-sSn 4
GREE, Cap.an ADAM sfS-rT ~
IrrTse Coz y anldr wil IT qs, - s,-z,i-
regular trips etween tas city AID Henderson. during
the Naflerrrah County "a Stlt @t. I'D Oct st
ard ,, ard daring the en;Gcky Stale Fair, 0stoher
lth, ith, 18th, 18th an 18th. lsepri'-'m
- Henderson Commercial copy and charge this
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-10-08
saTtRpaY EMAIL sc.syME.

SATURDAY fSs All st4fEME.
CAPITAL sl3, ,o00.
To &c ifau n in PUsLIc, 1T tSAcos.GEoRGTA, EVERY
SATURDAY, Throughout the year.
" mole Tickets ~; Halves a.; Quarters al.
RI Bark Notes % all sound Banks taken ar p4.r.
Checks on New orb rIhlttei for Prizes. AldTc : or
ters f0T Ticets Certificates ofpsckages OF Tickets 20
ANoE3S9s & son, Manager,
septb-dlY M.cos Or SAVANNAH, "a.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14
L T. T. E G. r A p II.
Reported up to the hour of Publication.

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-The city banks gener-
ally resumed Gle payments to-day. Private des-
patches say that the Boston banks viii do the same
and the New England and New York country banks
will be restored to their position Of sixty days ago.
N. ORLEANS, Dec II. The Empire City is
ashore at The Balize, she will probably get off
tonight. The Star of the West takes forward
two million and a quarter specie. Gen. Wal
ker landed at Punta Arenas, on the 25th of
November, with $50 men entirely unmolest-
ed. The Fashion passed under The stern of
the Saratoga at full speed, with only ten men
on deck, and landed the whole party at
SCOTS wharf Walker sent fifty men up the
river by different entrances. The Fashion ar
rived at Aspinwall and was coaing. Com
modore Paulding attempted to seize her, but
on examination her papers were found cor
rect The British and American forces sail
ed for San Juan. 1t is supposed that the DIFF
iculties between Costa Rica and Nicaragua
will be settled without resort to arms. Cali
fornia news unimportant. The public is much
excited as TO the sea worthiness of the Pacific
Mail Steamers.
N. YoRK, Dec. H. The Fulton sailed for
Southampton and Hayre to day, with $780,
600 specie.
CoRREcTIoN.-The last report should read
thus, "the New York country banks, except
Rhode Island, will be restored" &c.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14

INoUEsT.-Sdd Fdte.-The record of the Coro.
ner's Proceedings yesterday showed that an an in
quest had been held upon the body of Auguste
Girard, native of Havre, France, and that the YER
dict was 'found drowned"-a couple of words which
form the only epitaph of many wayfarer whose
rugged pathway of life leads to the finale of watery
oblivion of the 'ills to which flesh is herr" in this
case, however, there is something beyond the record
to be chroncled-facts which invest this case with
interest above that usually attached to the sub.
jecs which pass through the coroners professional
hands. Deceased was the only son of a wealthy
sailing master of Havre, and formed an attachment
for beautiful girl, but poor and in lower walk of
social life than that in which birth or means placed
him.
The father strenuously opposed the consummation
OF his attachment by marriage, and forbade inter-
course between him and the object of his affections
In consequence of this treatment young Girard left
his fathers house and embarked as a common sailor
on board the ship kate Dyer" bound for this port
She arrived some days since, and on Monday morn
ing the subject of this little narration, in attempting
TO get on board after having been up into the city,
fell into the river and was dlouned. His age was
twenty-three, his height five feet ten inches hair
dark brown and wavy, his hands and feet singularly
small and delicate, and his person symetrically form
ed. His garb was that of the position in which he
last lived and died-a forecastle-mans rough work.
ing dress.-N- O. Delta.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Cincinnati Gazette Of the 9th says:


The most encouraging feature to be noticed in
connection with financial affairs, is further mate-
rial decline in the rates of Exchange with contn
ued downward tendency, under the influence of a
demand not equal to the supply. Should N. York
sight drafts 60 below prem. which is probable, the
country banks could expand without fearing an i'm
mediate return Of their notes for redemption. This
would increase the supply of currency, and stimu-
late the movements of produce in the interior
We quote Bankers rates for Eastern drafts, as fol-
lows
Buying Selling.
New York, Halt
Philadelphia, ] dis par prem.
Baltimore, 2aa3 dis la2 dis.
American Gold is dull at prem. buying, and II
prem. selling. In New Orleans Sight Exchange the
outside transactions are at I to prem. Bankers
checks are held at prem, but the bushes is chief
ly outside. There is a fair demand for prime New
Orleans Bills at 97a9S for go days. and GO day New
York drafts may be quoted at 80. Nothing sells,
however unless it is good at both ends.
The general tendency of the New York money
market is toward an Improvement. The banks last
week extended their discount lines 81, $685. 00.-
This is the first natural movement looking to
sumption OF business that has taken place in con.
nection with the banks since the Sth Of August,
when the work of contraction commenced. 1t can
not fail to hayc a favorable effect throughout the
country.
The prices of the principal stocks, in the New
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14
DIR. BALDWIN'S LECTURES.

SPRINGFIELD, Tenn, Dec Sth 1851.
OnTuesday evening, large assembly, composed
CT tie ladies and gentlemen of Spring field and
vicinity, convened at the Methodist Church for the
purpose Of hearing the concluding lecture Of the
Rev. ). d. Baldwin on the Unity and Trinity OF the
Human race-the Divine Political Constitution Of
the w,rld; and the Divine right of the White race
10 unisersal dominion
At the close of the lecture, Judge Pepper was
called 20 the chair, and W. c. Haislip was ap.
pointed Secretary.
The blowing resolut ions were offered and unani-
mously adopted.
ResOhed, lst That we the citizens of Springfield
and vicbity, have listened for several nights the
Lecturei of the Rev. s. D. Baldwin on the above
named slhject, and do hereby coincide with him in
his statetcnt and exposition of the Divine Political
Constitution.
ReSoLg4, I'd, That we recommend the subject Of
these L9tures to the serious consideration of
people Of OCr country generally and to the
Legislative powers particularly, and more especially
to that of pur State, as of great practical i'm
portance Il our Country, and to humanity.
W. w. PEPPER, Chairman.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14
LATER FROM UTAH.
ID In NUN z IAI.
The St. Lois Republican of the 9th say

The st. LOds Republican of the 9th says
1t is understood, th It dispatches passed through
this ct yestfday or the day before, from Col.
Johnston in Command of the expedition against
Utah, to the President of tie United States The
express reached Fort Leavenworth few days since,
and the documents brought by him We're imme-
dately placed ilcharge OF gentleman of the Army,
for Washington
By this exprSs the Republican has one letter
from which We lve the following extract:
1t is now mon certain than ever, that the Nor
are determined to resist to tie last the entry
Of either the Territorial officers, or the military
force under Col Johnston, into Utah. So you NAV
expect to hear Of battles, and rumors of battles.
from this time ftt~ard. The troops of Uncle Sam
can, no doubt, hdd their own, but up 70 this time
it is admitted thai they meet Brigham Young and
his forces under unfavorabe circumstances.
We hear it runnred, that it is the intention of
Brigham Young o fight off the Government troops
this winter, as tbs is the best chance for an equal
conflict with then; and then, before new reinforce
ments can be seat out against them in the Spring.
TO destroy all hil possessions in Utah. and set out
for another couHtry
On the envelope of this letter, it is said--Snce
the within was written have learned officially that
there has been D skirmish, in which Col Alex
ander's troops aptured three or four MormoEs-
two by the aamd OF Hickman, and the other Mai
Taylor, of the Mbrmon soldiery.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
MORRIS & sTRATTON.

ON WEDNESDAY Morning next 18th inst, will sell
" for Cash. complete assortment of Groceries, consist
ing in part as follows, viz:
80 hhds prime to choice so boxes Ia low Candies;
Sugar; 100 select w. r. Cheese;
6S bbs choice new Molasses 80 '' Virginia Tobacco,
"a half bbls do. old do; various brands;
220 bags prime Rio Coffee eco boxes Glassware, assd;
100 boxes fresh NJ r. Raisins 500 bags inc Salt;
100 quar-. do do. do; 500 barrels Whisky, various
50 pkgs Nos. h 3 Mackerel; brands:
2 ierces Figs; 200 kegs pure White Lead;
95 boxes Cod Fish, 800 Z" Nails, asserted,
terces fresh Rice, $40 reams Wrapping Paper;
go cases Sardines; 81 bags Pepper,
25 " fresh Peaches; 80 casks SOda
go boxes Star Candles; IS doz ainted Buckets;
so half 20. do; 5000 Cigars, various brands;
80 or. do. do; 20 bbls. Roe Herrings
100 doz. Mason's Backing; 80 kits ''
so boxes Starch; so boxes I"
Together with numerous other articles.
dec II NORRIS STRATT0N,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14
HARD rIMEs-pR1cEs TO CORRESPOND.

OWING to the tremendous tightness of the timer, on
and after Monoay 14th Of this month January 1883
propose to offer stock of Dry Goods cash
We don't do this to of lot of old Goods for
is nearly all new having been in business but short time
but because wish to reduce stock on hand.
We have splendid lot of Vevet and Cloth Cloaks
Black and Fancy silks, Embroideres, Laces, &C. White
and Linen Goods Besides great many different kinds
goods which it is needless to mention.
Come one come all if you wish buy better bargains
than you have had opportunity of doing long
Dec IS, 1857. l. c. NICHOLSON & CO.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14
Hncurrant Money,

EE- LELLYETT SMITH, will receive any Of the Free
Bank money, and also Lawrenceburg Shelbyville and
Ocoee money par the following articles (at their
regular selling prce) viz:
Is casks Fine Cognac and La Rochelle Brandy;
so bbls. Old Bourbon Whisky;
leo boxes extra Family Soap;
$50 Z" PrescOtts No. / do;
200 " various brands Tobacco, including ffty of
Langhorn Arrnistead's Gold Leaf.
And various other articles which they wish to close cut
nov 21-Im
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14
Those who have usea il.

Among tn many testimonials in of the effects of
BGRHA YES HOLLAND BITTERS, we offer the
names Of the following many of them we'll known in this
city,
JAMES CoLyN of South Pittsburgh says SIT certainly
a valuable medicine; it cure me of Dyspepsia"
Captain Henry Eaton says sit cured my wife Of Neu-
ragia"
IA Won Eonnhorst says: 81 met with so speedy
q remedy for acidiiy of the stomach"
Heinrich Paulus says "It me of chronic
diarrhoea in two days"
Samuel Woodruff, of Athens, Ohio, says: "When
menced using your medicine was Frustrated that
could not walk my farm; after using bottle
eat anything" dec 13-d&wiw
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14

RIVER STILL RISING The river commenced III
sing again on Friday night, and up to Yesterday
evening has swollen about twelve inches. Weather
warm and pleasant.
The arrivals since our lastreport are the Blanche
Lescis and Tennessee from Paducah, the DIR. Rob
srtsOn from Bells Mines, bringing load of Goa,
and the Sallie Vest from St. Louis. The depar-
lures are the Lamplighter for Cincinnati and the
Blanche Lewis for Paducah.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14
Washington, Dec. S, 1851,

We direct the attention of our readers and the
Messrs. MCCALL VANLEER & CO., No. A,
SOUTH MARKET STREET These gentlemen
having an UNUSUALLY LARGE STOCK on hand,
are now Offering all TOOLS, ESPECIALLY CAR
PENTERS' Tools, FINE GU IS, &C., at greatly re-
duced rates for CASH or TO MONEY PAYING
customers, on the usual time. To those that study
their interest We would say call on the above firm
at "A SOUTH MARKET STREET..
Dec. l2-to lst jan.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14
CHANCERY SALE OF LAND.

pursuance of decree of the Chancery Court for Rob-
e. son County at the June Term, 1851, in the Of
Hezekiah Doris Us. Frances Duffy and Others and
the highest bidder on SATURDAY, JANUARY 18TH 1851
near the premises at Hnkes shop the Turnpike about
Ave miles South East OF Springfield he kdge6ed and
Henderson Railroad and the residn Of Hezekiah
Doris, Esq, Three Tracts of Valuable Un-
improved LANDS. containing about go Acres.
These Lands desi able for SOIL timber, water prex
unity to said Railroad.
Said Lands w be surveyed by the County Surveyor and
sold by his survey, credit of and two years.
chaser giving bond and good securities and lien
500 will be required in cash.
MILES s. DRAUGH0N,
Dec. 19, 1S5I-w3t Clerk & Master.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14
no DEALERS sN OYSTERS.

have completed arrangements this for furnish
ing the best oysters be had in waters such Lynn
Haven Bay York River Mason's Greek, Western Branch
Plants Horns HaTbor Nansemond River and other favor
lite kinds My oysters opened just few hours before
they start that my customers may rely upon getting
them fresh Fresh Oysters put in Kegs and Cans, and
forwarded with dispatch by Adams Co.'s Express Glovers
Express also by Siege to any part OF tie country.
All orders accompanied by the cash, viii meet with i'm
mediate attention, ard solicited.
Superior Fresh Norfolk Oysters to be had at my Oyster
Depot Union street. opposite the Bank of Tennessee
PRICES RFDUcED-I sci whole Cans at 81 80 and halves
at 80 cents. JOHN ARCHIBALD.
dec. CIV
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14
MEMPHIS AND NEw 0RLEAgs PAcKFTs.

MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKETS.
The splendid steamer NEBRASKA, Captain Il.
II. h1'i", will leave Memphis for New Orleans t. :
morrow evening, after the arrival of the cars Pas
sengers leaving Nashville by this evenings train
will reach Memphis in time to proceed direct down
the Mississippi.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14

ANOTHER CHESS CoNTEsr.-The interest of Amer
lean chess amateurs since the closing of the Grand
Congress of American players has been kept up by
the challenge of Mr.. Paul Morphy, of New Orleans
the winner of the first prize at that tral-to any
member of the New York Club, at the odds of
"Pawn and Move," Mr. Morphy's cartel, having
been ignored by the playing members OF the Club,
was accepted by Mr.. Charles 5. Stanly, who for so
many years held the scepter of cis-Atlantc chess
playing. The terms of the match in course of play
between these gentlemen are The first winner of
seven games to be declared the conqueror. Play
to be conducted alternately at the Chess Club in
Twelfth street, and at Bryan's Gallery, in Broad
way, where, We given to understand, the
state of the ODDS up to last evening" were as follows:
Drawn, l; Morpby, 8; Stanley, nil.
IN. Y. Times, of Friday.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14
THE PORK TRADE FOR THE WEEK.

From the Cincinnati Price Current 9th inst
The current price of hogs has not essentially
changed during the week, but the market has par
taken of that iilegmate character, which has made
it quite Irregular and made prices partake more of
tie fancy character than of fact The great bulk of
the business done during the week was by droyers
and owners of hogs, who, not satisfied with the
rent prices have arrived at the conclusion that
there is money in pork at S., and are thefore pack
ing, not only their own, but have bought quite
tensively with tie object in view, and in this
way prices have been kept up, because the amount
of hogs to be had outside is comparatively small,
and not more than what is needed to fill the current
orders. Packers as a general thing, are holding
back and exhibiting greater amount of caution and
Indifference than is usual at this season in other
years.
The weather as general thing, has been unfavor-
able being with little exception too warm for pack
ing, and yesterday the temperature was in fact far
above safe point, with a damp and sultry atmos-
phere; and the market closed languid though it was
not easy to purchase 200 lbs. hogs at So which is
tie rate packers seem willing to pay, but would not
operate largely at this rate. All the houses busy
except the foreign ones, chiefly on commission
work.
The receipts by the various routes during the week
were as follows:
Total for the week. ...............42, 729
Previously reported. ................9 ,08l
Total for the season. .137, $40
Same time in 1856. .1S9,37S
Iooo..... .2O5,ooZ
1894. .lS4,foo
The whole number received from Kentucky up to
this date last seaso. was S0726. This season up to
date, it is 6l,9 900, showing falling off of 1875.
The whole number received the week corresponding
with this last season. was SO, $50.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14

THE GOSPEL ADvoCATE.--The December num-
Der of this monthly by 7. Tanning and w. Lips
comb, is on our table. 1t is elegantly printed by
Cameron Fall, and as an exponent of the peculiar
views of the Christian sect. is regarded as valu.
able publication.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14
THE BERLIN FREE LOVERS AGAIN-THE
MATTER TAKENIN HAND BY THE La
DIES-A BONFIRE.
Erona tne lSandusku Reqafer Of Fridau.

From the Sandusky Register of Friday
A correspondent from Berlin given US the par
ticulars of racy occurrence there, on Wednesday
of this week. 1t viii be remembered that one of
the stipuations with Tyler and his fellow prisoners
during the recent legal proceedings here, was that
the press of their Free Love Organ, The Social
Revolutionst, should be taken out of the county,
Our correspondent states that instead of being thus
carried away, il was simply removed from the Dav
is House to the Stree Love Farm" where Frank
Barry and few others of ''the fraternity" still re-
main, the sale on foreclosure of mortgage not hav
ing yet been made and another number of the
publication printed On Wednesday Barry started
for the Post Office at "the Heights With several
bushels of copies of The Revo!utionist for mailing.
The ladies of the village had heard Of his coming,
and prepared to testify their appreciation of his per-
severance under difficulties" by reception. They
accordingly assembled in the vicinity OF the Post
Office and awaited Barry's arrival; having previous
ly procured quantity of straw and shavings, for
use in the ceremonies. Presently Frank drove up
to the office and proceeded to hitch his horse
While engaged at this the ladies made rush for his
wagon, and before he could realize what was trans
piring, they had seized all the load (which was in
bags) and were making up street at Oregon speed.
Frank started desperate chase i'll pursuit, but
when he overlook the fair despoilers was under so
great Roadway that he unluckily stumbled over the
the bags ana fel In an instant some OF tne strong-
er of the ladies had seized his long beard, held him
down while the rest bore away their prize. And in
a few moments more, the PROSTATE captive was
made to look upon his entire edition of The Social
Revoutonist ascending in the smoke of bonfire.
As the fire began to blaze the bells of the village
began to ring, and the balance of the inhabitants
came forth to look also. The burning mass was
faithfully attended, and kept stirred up by the Ia
dies until the last leaf of the edition was consumed
the poor captive disciple of freedom for the afec
tons" looking on, perfect picture of despair.
But the lend was not yet" The prisoner had been
released, when cry raised, "Catch him and
shear HIM" Accordingly rush was made for the
poor fellow, but he satisfied and anxious 'for
quits" and ''struck Decline" for his wagon. He
was heartily pursued, but with speed quickened by
desperation, and practice, gained the wagon first
sprang in, and was off as fast as Free Love horse
flesh could carry him. The ladies pursued no furth
er but returned to their homes.
And thus. it is presumed, endeth the last chap
ter in the history of Free Love literature. in Berlin
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-12-14
State Of Tennessee, Macon County.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SAID COUNTY-DECEM-
Der RULES 1857, before the Clerk of said Court.
Tobn at aIs 30 u;.or, a.

Der RULES. 1851, before the Clerk of said Court.
John Burrow ct ais Hiram Ford ct alsPttiti0R for
the Sale Land and StaUes
TT appears to the satisfaction of the Clerk from the ae-
cations in said cause, that hiram FORD, Walter Free
man and wife CaIssa Freeman and Hubbard Wright and
wife Masse Wright, and Buck Ubls, defendants in this
nonresdents of the State of Tennessee
the ordinary from tn cannot be served
hem therefore ordered by the Clerk that publication
be made in the Republican Banner newspaper published
in the city of Nashville three succession,
qtriDg said defendants appear before the
Circuit Court OF said county, he court house in the town
of Lafayette the third Monday in March next then and
there to plead demur the complanants Pc
tOn will be taken for confessed and set for
hearing pG1fe to them.
Dec 10, lS57-y3k p A WILKINSON Clark