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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-15
O U A G H TIA RIV E R.

Leaves on TUESDAY the 18th inst. p NJ
FOR OUACHITA RIVER THE
s4AFIk,ss light drangh, fast running steamer Young
4ks@==1Az Anerica. George Smith aster, under
going REPAIRS will be ready freight the foot OF Gus
tomlouse FRIDAY MORNING. I1t inst and will
above for Trenton Monroe Columbia Harrisonburg
Trinity and all intermediate landings Will give through bills
ladine. viii also receive freight for Camden with the prvil
respping She draws only nches water For freight
aprlv on board, or TO T. b. SMITH,
seq. No. 4 Tchnupitoulas street.
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Leaves every THURSDAY. At 5o'clock, p. VI.
s- REGULAR THURSDAY. U. 5

l=laiTsySs = Mail Packet steamer IL. W. McRae. J.
NJ. White master will leave for Carolina Land
ing Ashton, Pitchers Point, Skrwi'hs Ian ding, Lake
Providence Canack's Landing, NNkar t-d. Eickshurg,
Grand duff Rodnpv Natchez For VetRiger Land
ing Bayou Sara, Port Hudson, e, Pllremine,
DonaldsOnville, carrying the | For freight or
passage, having unsurpassed accomint apply on board
-. -
GEO n. HITE co. q Front street
sy The P. W NcRAE will tax, EazOu river freight and
sign through bills aing for it, with the privilege OF reshipGing
on steamer L. S Aid. iel7
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r- NEW INLAND

n X. W IN u A n IL
S54Sa ~, fssfss Efss ROUTE TO TE&AS-For T2T tHfIs
Es.e -sEGalvestoH Indauoa,
Powder Horn )Savng One Days Time, well as Re
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance.
Leaving every SUNDAY and THU RSDAY by the NEW OR
LEANS AND OPELOuSAS RAILROAD.
Connecting B-rwicks Bay with the and splendid
steamships GALy ESTON and OPEIOCSS of 1900 tuns bur
then each built expressly for this aud constructed
avoid the dangers and delays heretofore arising from the
sage OF the Texas bars.
Passengers will leave New Orleans from the Ferry Landing
opposite Jackson Square, SUNDAY aud THURSDAY
MORNING. at 10 clock commencing Sunday the 10th Of
May, 1851.
The OPELOUSAS Capt A. Van Horne Ellis, will leave
SUNDAYS. and the CiAV VESTON. Capt Henry Denison,
THURSDAYS.
Returning. the days of leaving Indianoa will be WEDNES
DAYS and SATURDAYS and Galveston On SUNDAYS and
| THURSDAYS.
Freight will received daily Sundays excepted the Com
panys Landing New Orleans the foot OF ST. Lonis
will transported through of destination without
charge any kind the lowest heretofore charged
| by the line of outside steamers.
For freight passage, apply at the office OF the Company,
he only office of the lire in New oren OF St Peter
and vee opposite Jackson Square, where cabin plans
Of the may be seen, and state secured.
A. B. seq Err, Vice President
| myll If n O., Opelousas and q. w. Railroad Co.
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DERsEvEKANcE DOOR, BLIND AND SASH

Il FACTORY,
Corner of Charles and Clio streets, New Orleans.
GEORGE PTRVES Architect and Builder respectfully in
forms his friends the public that he has, addition
former business commenced the of Doors Sashes
and Bnds every description AT the above establishment
orders his office, Commercial Pce the factory
or at Mechanics Exchange, Box 81 will be promptly
tended to- Iny7 TN
NE,LASSEIS-MOLA -MOLAS> >ES-MOLASSES,
M superior and Steam Refined Syrup Molases
from the
ORLEANS.
LOUISIANA
and
CITY REFINERY
For sal A. THOMPSON Il CO.,
ia2l IS Tchoupitoulas street.
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1 lFEICE Ok NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS
- lNSTlTUTlON-Ohce No. l+1 Canal sreet-lncorpora-
ted under Act Of the Legislature, 18th March 1855
The office of the Institution will be for the reception Of
Deposits every morning undays excepted from O'clock
Saturday evenings from o s O'clock
The employment of the funds strictly limited by the Act Of
Inco poon to the Public Debts the United States Of the
OF Louisiana, and of the City of New Orleans.
of unencumhereG Enirprovsd Real
within the limits of the OF Orleans exceed
ing 80 per cent. of the appraised cash value.
Loans pledge the Stock of Incorporated
Orleans exceeding to of the market value
All Interest Profit derived from the employment the
distributed seiannually among the Dep0stors
No Trustee directly indirectly borrow any funds
or receive any pay emolument whatever.
upon will be issued less than deposited
RUSTEES.
George Eusts A. y. Kelly, William Vosel,
W. n Mercer, Geo. Urquhart, r. R. Sumner,
a. 9. Duncan, A. HelNe, Gtenrge Jonas,
Wilhelrnus Bogarf, :. \. WOOD, lh1s 4: CMTk,
rho5. 4. Adams, h. \. bradIOru u, y W iLhers.
". n. MERCER, President
A D. KELLY, }
WM. V0GEl, Vice Presidents
R. B. SUMNER
r. D. WITHERS Treasurer
NBCopes of the Act Of Incorporation a2d By-i& cal
be obtained OF the office h2HlF
N9TICE-THE DEATH OF OUR SENIOR. j. A
~ BEARD will alter the style of firm. The bust
will be continued under articles of copanershp BY
the survivors, g. F. GIRARDEF ann c. PITTS, who respect
fully solicit continuation Of the public heretofore
literally bestowed on them. -
au2I II j. A. bEAkD X CO
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r- MISUNDERSTANDING Fall Ar

lelzlTtySS p SSRANGEMENT-NEW r ORLEANS AND Ma.
SsT%sA-s.. POLEON TRADE-The new and splendid fast
running passenger packet Judah VOurO. G. W.
Ewing master will reguaI ten day packet in the New
Napoleon trade commencing the 10Th OF Sep
tember next leaving Orleans regularly days for
Napoleon Gaines aud Gastons Landings Columbia; Green
Vile Kentucky Bend. Lake Washington, Point Worthngton
Grand Lake Princeton Carolina Landing, Ashton Pitcher
Point Skipwh's Landing, Lake Providence and all nerme
dinte landings Plantation attended to promptly
GEO. D. HITE Il CO., Agents. % Front street
Passengers and shippers can rely on the JUDAH
TORO taking place in the above trade on the 10th Of
tember. 1857. aulZH
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r- COAST PACKET STEAMER
zInT, - R.Jl nnnna-TO and New Orleans.

w- COAST PACKET STEAMER
leAH[r+,S Bella DOnna-To and from New Orleans,
;IsssTAn Bayou Fort Adams. Williamsport Port
IuisOn and all intermediate landings, the BELLA DONNA,
VIM McCorns master, will her old trips commencing
saturday August and will continue throughout the
ruviur New Orleans every Saturday evening" O'Clock,
and ayon Sara Wednesday evening the arrival of the
from WOodvile. ~,
uA clerk will the Levee receive freight Thurs
day morning. .
n-Parcular attention paid the receiving and landing of
nasseuess and freight all hours Of the day and night
IF HOLMES & CLArSS, IA TchoupitouaS st,
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FOR CHAFALAYA RIVER

Leaves WEDNESDAY 18th instant. st IL O'Clock NJ
~ FOR OPELOUS SAS-THE Ne"
lsTaANlA&s VI STEAMER Anna Perret, Capt. g. f. Lou
aie built expressly for the traderin place o.:
the W O. Youag-i leave above taking freight
for Old River, smsrort and all landings the Atchaaaya
For freight passage. apply on board,
J. NJ. JOHNSTON d Co, Front Ievee ST.
jy14 # Custornhonse street
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ST. cMARLEs INsIlTuTE, eEEENyItLE

- Carrollt0n, la.
BOAKnING-SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Conducted by Mime C. MACE.
Tie of this Institution will be reformed for the SeS
the lst Of September
In making this announcement Mime Mace avals herself OF
The opportunity of returning her thanks those families who
honored her with their confidence and of assuring them
heretofore, her establishment will combine all the
necessary for the comfort and the intellectual improve
Of the young ladies entrusted to her
The instruction impaired at the ST. Charles Institute solid
and extends all those branches which constitute
pshed education both in English and in Frehch; Mime
Mace taking the to the accomplished
Profess whose devotion their duties every reliance
be placed
The advantages offered young ladies of French families to
acquire thorough knowledge of the English ar and
the other hand Of American pupils attain perfect command
Of the French language surpassed by thOst any in
sttu in the country and the with which they have
been heretofore employee be ascertaed ongh the most
satisfactory references.
Full information, terms in the prospectus
be obtained at the Institution, IN
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rr~~- THE STEAMER JAMES e.
is4.rt~ss woodruff. $ Rogers, master, Will leave
Ts...s.1 New Orleans for St. Louis the coming season
" '"' THURSDAY, Sept. Il.
inf RFJI RITCuANAN Il CO., No. G. Tchoupitoulas.
nlnn Of he cabin be seen and rooms secured by
caIIi, t,a ns;re { he
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-15

T,IAE GEN FANCY AND FAMILY GIRO
L Gerry STORE, No. % Baronne street, +. L. BERCIER,
Agent. ,yoo,,,,,a r>,,
so CHAMP ACNE of the best brands in quarts pints;
Other FINE WINES; Superior OLD BRANDY and Other
Liquors superfne CORD!AS and variety Of Fancy Arti-
cles the qualities always on hand at low prices.
Ne Goods delivered to fataies free of drayage. tv
| ARD OIl-2Op bbls chsice Cincinnati Winter Strained
IL for sale by JOSEPH Lands X Co,
au3l IS Tchoupitouas street.
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rt--- SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
.u.,f. - E,ranl Kiln. dos. u. Clnrke

lsQsCt = Steamer Ben Franklin, Jos. D. Clarke,
ss.==3a master for Cairo, Hickman Memphis, Helena,
NanoIeo Iireenvie all the Bends will leave the fol-
lowing ays throughout connecting at Cairo with the
nro Central Railroad ST Louis and all the Eastern cities
and at Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad for
Nashville Huntsville Tuscumba Knoxville Chattanooga and
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept. %, at 5P. n.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct. !, at 7. NJ.
The Ben Franklin unsurpassed in point of speed and com
fort by boat having large and AIRY rooms arranged e
pressiy Tor the accommodation of families.
Passengers depend this boat as advertised
cation to her agents where plan of her cabin be
JOHN f. HYDE X co, 66 poydtas street,
W E REDDING, Railro ID Agent,
;so under ST. Charles Hotel.
R The Ben Franklin will attend to her Memphis Bend way
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India

Nothing had been received additional from India.
Government could afford no explanation of the
certain and meagre portion of their dispatch, nor
give any particulars in regard to the last transit
ship.
The Paris Pays says, that Sir Colin Campbell had
been ordered to take command of the forces before
Delhi; and the same journal, in allusion to the
strength of that place says, that General Barnard
wrote few days before his death, cannot disguise
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-09-15

CAUSE OF THE ATLANTIC AND CAMDEN RAILROAD
AccIDENT.-A dispatch of the sth inst. from PhiIa-
delphia says:
The cause of the recent collision on the Camden
and Atlantic Railroad has been traced by the evidence
before the Coroner to the neglect and disregard OF
duty by Robert NJ Tutte the conductor OF the freight
train. The verdict cepsures the Company through
the Superintendent Wm Marshal, for not being par
tcuar in enforcing the time rules. 1t also censnres
Mr., Brooks the engineer of the freight train. The
latter and Mr. futile both under arrest to answer
the charge OF manSaughter
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-21

fsEs .f II Hf tafsf
The claim of Charlss Beaubfdn ana GnadaIu.
pc Miranda, 70 the eRayado. faos county, oa
the third Thursday in March next. II,
u The claim Of tho town Of Chilli, ia Bornali-
10 county, onthe, 3gd Mopd4y. in March next.
The. claim of Francisco Sahdobal nod the
town Of Sah IsidroA Santa Ana county, oa't thal
first Mondaysm March next.s yss 4, n.
% The Glaimo the town of TajiQne, Yplepeia
county, on the Ord Thursday in March neSt,
Persons desiring to contest any Of the above
claims are hereby required to fls their notice df
contest and documentary evidence in support
Of thesame, at least one week before the tiua
set for the iriai of thsicase they desire 10 con-
test. aaen. H.. .i,.,.f
WtILtaMpEElIAah e1
b 'f''af @sai iSuryoyor General d
tf A' i t2lsha s4sigt s,a a.
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NOTICE TO THE INHABlTANTa or NEW
MEXICO = ti fa2.t III


The Surveyor General Of NeW MeNico, Yac (
Of Congress approved on the 2sad judy lS54sis re-,
qiured 10 make a full report on all such claims as
originated before the cessiOn of the Tetribry 10
the United States Hby the treaty n Guaqa.qpe Hlr
dalgo Of 1913, denotng the various grades Of hHe
with hla descsl0n there IN as 10 he Vallh}y or ~.
VALIDITY Of each OF the same under the .SMelNsl
ges, and customs Of tle county before ls cesslDn
10 the United States, ,"-And lie is also required TO
make report IN regari to ,ll,patjUs existing IN
.he Territory, showing the extent and locality ut
each, stating the number Of llla1iants IN the SAID
PueboS respectively, md the nature OF tier titles
to the IJnd such report to be mule according 10
the form which may be prescribed BY The Se,rets-
nv Of the Interior; which report shall be land before
Congress for such action thereon as may be deem
ed Just and proper with yte@ 10 s7Qlrm bona ilde
grants and glye full effect to The Treaty OF 1873,
between the United ,titts abd Mexico.
CIaIln5hta IN every case wall be required 70 NE
written notice, setting forth the rene Ol lhe
"present clqimanl,p name OF Original ciah'In -
nature OF claim, whether incphate or perttct-its
date--fr,m what authority ihe original 'lue " as
deFlyed--Wlth a reference TO The evidence OF TIE
power aud authority under aiiicn the granting OF
fcer may have acted-quanilly claimel, localii}I
style and eXtent0f conflicting claims, Il any WIN
reference 10 the documentary evidence and tesu-
mony IeIeu upon W es,aV'.s" is S"', W."
snow ua',AiIi o,s", !, ''V'H '"s Vi'6'"H' ''' p
"Ps essns a.q SaqA ,rat n.o hi, rs,sirea ,o finnish
en- auhehtical platOf Survey. If survey hasAesI
Axecutedo or other eyldeuce, showtg & lhe precise
bounds and eXtept OF the tract Claimed
To enable The Surveyor General to execute tue
duty thus imposed on him, by law, he has 10 re-
que' all those individuals Wlo claimed anus IN
New Mexico before the treaty OF 1879 10 lfouuee
the vldehces OF such clauns0I Inns once al oalF'
efe,as opnasposs'ble. t,sa4 u ....o
.,tlts M noN AXIOM CLAIMANTS.
~ Doi' "a i'e4' 0i'4A-p-'NNt%
The act Of Congress, above refer ed to, gfa'u
go acres Of land to every wallo male cIlAen Il
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-21
NOTICE.

" ~ W NOTlCE.1 Hf1I1 'Vld n
'' Notice is hereby given, that letters of-admi-
81 nistration on the estate Of Charles Brallard,
deceased, late Of Fe Coupty, Territory
E Of New Mexico, were grsntedtO the undersigN
ed, by the Judge of,the Probate. Court Of said
% county, bearing date 10th November 1856, All
persons having claims against said estate are
required to exhibit them for alloymce 70 the
q undersigned, within one year after the date Of
said letters, or they may be precluded from any
benefit Of said estu tie; and df such claims be not
exhibited within three years from tho date Of
z saialetters, they shall be forever barred.
aal Santa Re Nov. 10th 1885, r1gl IA WIN
y yllasH1 .g 1suOHARLES LER0UGE, ta'
laahaigAI ]. Lal1 all lannn Administrator /
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Surveyor Generals Office,
'' Santa Nv New Mexf6o,
.ti D.. .lsnus,rv JA LNLL,...4 3

Notice ish0reby gwen that tho following
private land c.,inia hied III this obcs for lnyts
ugoton will be taken ub AZ the following times,
~ Wit: g, '.,f ..,..l.1..... ,.....
Claim Of Francisco Saudoba. in Santa ANA
county, will Do taken up On the first Monday IN
March next al 10 O'Clock, d. NJ ' 'A
The claim Of the town Of BGlcu, in Valencia
county, will be taken up the second Monday in
March next ut 10 o'clock, A, NJ. ..
The claim of Jose Sera6n Ramirez to the Ran
ohp of san Pedro, in Santa Fe county Will be
taken up on tbs first Monday in April next, at
10 O'Clock, A. NJ. 9rss s.g.H
Persons desringto contest any Of the above
caos are hereby requested to dIe their contest
in this olhee az east one week before the day
Gel for the trial OF each case. 'i'"
''' Wm PELHAM, we
lH' 's"a' m Surveyor General Of N, NJ
Il' Na fiti aI,4tga ,soWa1
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-21
VOLUME VI r !. ri. 7.
TERMS

WEEKLY SO 30 a year, payable invariably in
dvance; single copies l2 l-2 cents Advertise
ments, 81 90 per square Of ten, lines for the first
Insertion. and Diets. for every subsequent insertion
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-21

N
~ enT.NH ~ "a euit198ms ins s5ntrl
Territory i Mn iMeiit5E y sai soipinba,,I
FIRST sJudtCiaI "Dnrlct.) onug1 q, u ,1t,a
Theodore D. Wheaton & Joab Houghtun. 4
'N vsni io no7lsi9 e3l 4siszs e,a
Ledtia Blackwell. aolt.h ! Attachment
This day came the plaintiffs by their attornies
and it appeariHg toItho court thattho said DO
fendantisa a nonresideDt Of this Territory, SO
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be sery-
ed upon her, It il therefore ortetea.by theeourt
that the sad defenIaht be required to appear
and answer toslid cause on or before tho first
day Of next term Of this court, or judgment viii
be entered against her for The limagd5 claimed
in plaintiffs petition. a'f'. hln taoitlatI
ltisfurther ordered by the court that publ
cation OF lApr order be wade in the Santa Fo
Gazette sis weeks suceOssy6ly, the llst to be
at least tWo weeks before the next term ofthis
court, uadth thsloause bo Continued 10 the
next term Of tins court.
A true copy pf the order made at the Sep.
teulber t6 N % said cj0rt, ''a i-sia'N ~
''3'H4'-H '#a AUGUSTUS DE MARbE,5g
g-ds sUs .rjnl, ul.e .r. Clerk,
Santa Fe November q 1856.
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sTAGE LIN

aaa' oA g STAGE TINE a3is gas.
IL Independence NO. to Santa FoN. III! 'a
Leaving each end Of the route the inst day Of
each month. 4 10 lalaaeA5 Lsds,g.as,s, ~, u
Fare through,
From November lst to May lst $3.50 .
From May lst to- November lSt. $l25
Packages and extra baggage s. cents. per ID.
in summer, and so cents in winter, butsno pa.
ckage charged less than ono dollar. Allbog-
gage at the risk Of the owner, and no respon-
s.bility for any package worth over fifty doI-
ars unless contents given and specially con-
tracted for.ia Ussd .ir-ga~ fla ss..t ,-..
Provisions, Arms, and ammunition furnished
by the propretors. All passage money must
be paid in advance. - fl'!y ya5t g g'lns W
q 9 H0GKADAY&HAL. I0i
November 3, 1855. 75oi fgi .fr.,. !.
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Resolved BY the Senate and House q Repre-.
sentatiyes of thg United Suites Of Ametica ini
Congress assembled, That tho Secretary Of the
treasury inhis quuual repOfls Of commerce and
nayigatiQn hereafter % be made to Congress,
caaSe 10 b5 stated the Kids, quantities, aud
value Of the lnefelandisa entered and cleared
constwisa into and from tho collection districts
Of the United States, and the sad Secretary "
the Treasury is hereby Authorized to riak3all
rGlhasna'srders necessary to'ecsy inb eject
tho object Of this resolution. .aams. +
Approved, May u, 1856
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 185?-1859, 1857-02-21

United States Of AmeriCh Supreme Court 4
rcrtltorycf New Mexico.} Jen.tGan iSlh 4
Il is ordGredaby tho Judges Of the Supreme
Court at the seat of government assembled
that the district court of the FIRST Judlcla! dis
trct Of tho Territory of New Mexico shall ho
held II the elty If Santi Fo ah the court ApuieI
of thecounty Of Santa 10, ihe spring term the
reof shall eommence on the second Monday in
March, 1851, and continue for the torn OF Four
we6ks { business is not sooaer concluded--and
tho Fal term thereof shall be held at the same
plaes On The 9th Monday of August, apd CONT
nue. ayo weeks ifbusiness Is not sjoher9onciad'
ed. ....~.f .-......
IS ordered that Che District Court Of the
second judicial district shall be held at the town
oi Hernandez Dc Taos in the county Of Taos,
the spring termlA hereof shall comnlqqte the Inst
Mtnlay il April 1851, and continue Tor three
weeks, II business is not soonir ooaelnded,
ana The fall term thereof OF the siama place on
ths 4h Monday in September and cqppnqe for
two weeks Il buHiaess is not sooner concudcd'
II rs further ordered that the above order be
published ia Both English and Spanishin the
santa f6 NuLcktt' iot iA0 oP"Ns ~ 49, " "NNNr
and that copies thereof both in English and
Spanish be posted up onthc doors Of the court
houses in the various counties Of this ieFrito-
ry. q UANbatg irl oln. ..aii t.glst
N A true copy Of the. above order given this
5th day Of February A. D. 1857 now on record
10 my Office. pgtLN. ....Q.. ,1l g,ali ~
'a ,laiilea AUGUSTUS DE MARIE, e.D
t"ai a.m ae CLERK 81 the Supreme Court
iaf isailgs For the Territory Of N, NJ. l
| ''----- T-77-rTT F7YNE eNdIyU,g asa ai9l
,it a.l e5W Surveyor Generals QHoe.
Santa Fe New Mexico,
FebruarY 8 1871 H3ar W
Notice is hereby given thatthe following pri'
yate land claims will be taken up for lnyaStiga-
ltion at tho times, therein specified, TO wit;
|. The claim Of John Scollyet al-'to the
Juuta dc los Rios Taos county ontbe etd Mon
day IN March next. sHoT troA soaR e 3.
The claim Of Alexander Valley-~Pscos Sar
fMigpsl county on Ihs third Tuesday IN NsEcf
} nsAeon 2aaog sssi mo losbp.a13 ass
" "a is~;s = l. ,t,i.t.,a -. -