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The Nevada journal., 1858-08-06
Eaostelter's stomach Esitters.

CorrcctS the appetite imparts the system for
ces off the bile and impure secreons, regulates the bow
els, gives as strength of body and mind. For dyspep
sia and diSpepc symptoms they the wonder of the
afflicted in all OF haulency, dizziness, protrac
tion, great fatigue and general inability it is surprising
how the patient finds relief No family can afford
- 30 nI.~--
IT'S Sold in quart bottles by Druggists ard Liquor
dealers
The Bters being very pleasant to the TASTE also make
delightful beverage.
As there are several base limitations purchasers should
be careful and take none but the genuine HOSTET-
TEKH STOMACH BlTTEks, kept by all respectable
Saloon Keepers and for safe in quantities suit by
PARK & WHITE,
Sole Agent for the Pacific Coast
1872 Washington ST. opposite the Market San Francisco
May7-tf G. 0 KILBOURNE Agent Nevada
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FAvoRs.-Georgc Welch, of the Alta
Express. has our thanks for early At
lantic and State papers.
James E. Hamlin, Esq. furnished us
with the first papers by the last steamer.
Jerry Sullivan that fellow noted for
his prodigality to the press, sent us a
choice bundle as usual. It's in the heart
ofthe man and can't be helped.
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Gbs Nebaoa gontnal.

SALOON EXTRAoRDINARY.-George
Lewis has opened one of the most ex-
quisi:elv furnished saloons in the noun
tains. Brigham, the gentlemanly bar
keeper, will always be on hand to ad-
minister to the wants of all who are IN
disposed. Call and see them.
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bS- Thanks to David Dunlap for
papers.
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GEORGE III. LORENG,

MANUFACTURING JEWELER,
Next door below C. w. Young's,
MAIN STREET
y. 6-An work pcetaning to the Jevcirv business
neatly performed.
Nevada Jan sth 1858
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NOtioe . Liquor DeaIers and Merchants.

Notice to Liquor Dealers and Merchants
complete assortment of the Oils neces ary for ma
"A king and Havoring every variety of Liouor and :
package OF the articles used or giving Artificial
stfensthto Liquors. Converting 20 gallons Of Whis
Key u ltl glonS1 and article necessary N com
inence LrscoR Store viii &c furnished for $40 And
All the Information necessary conduct such an estab
iisnent thus enabling the beginner to
compete with the oldest LIQUOR dealers Address tbr,
the fost otce p. LACOUR New Orleans
isaco9r's Concentrated Acid for making Vinegar is
put mp in gallon packages ~ 50 per packa Ecn good
s1iPPi"- o'u'r feb6-ly
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EsObsrason's Cr0ssIslS!

'HE ROAD from Nevada to Downievlle by way o
Robnscns CrossinEis in fine condition pr esents
- The III 1rtest Route and Best Road for Teams.
10 all the extensive Mining Regions and all the various
settlements along the Divide between the South and
Middle and the Middle and North Yubas by way of Hess
and Emory's Crossing.
The ROAD also affords the nearest route for Packers
and Travellers from Sacramento by way of Rough and
Ready Grass Valley and Nevada and the mines further
South to Poor Mans Creek Nelson Creek and all the
Mining Regions north of Nevada and Downieviie
This road is easily travelled that between Sacramen
to and Nevada -Four horses readily draw from
to four thousand pounds of Freight Nevada to the
top of the hill al Downevie. when the road is not OBJ
structed by heavy rains or snow.
ALLEN Y. ROBINSON, Proprietor
January Is51-tf
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the Stomach or Bowels.
4 Ii OF THESE DISEASES You will soon be re.
"a heved Of by the use OF these Bitters per drec.
ton on the bottles This great antidyspeptic l. he
result OF protound and elaborate study of the
most celebrated Physicians of the present century in the
accompaniment Of which be has freely expended both
time and money do not hesitate affirm that where
Dr Rosenbahm's stomach Btters are used a case of
ever ana AsGe cannot occur 1t has been aualyzed
the most scientific Chemists in the Medical Faculty. and
Is now prescribed by nine ents of the Physicians of the
land Try thcm-test them on Your Constitution And
go your way rejoicing.
Are yon dyspebtic:-take the Stomach Bit,ers
Are Won BIliousi-try of these Bottles and be
relieved at once.
Are you annoyed by Indigestion or oonstipatiop;-
remove the cause by the free pso os the Bitters
Have You Fever and Aguea--oure and prevca, .his
B.tters ~
Prepared by Da RosENRAUM, Manufacturer and
Proprietor, Pi.ilaA ftia
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WOOD 8
A M ROTYPE LERY,
STREET, GRASS V

MILL STREET, GKASS VALLEY.
JNHE UNDERSIGNED takes pleasure in informing
the citizens OF the county, that Pictures by all the
and improved yes being taken at his rooms,
InsrrI. .as cd hl any In tic world.
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UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC.
SANTA CJiRt


NE Next Session of this School will ccmrne nee On
Il WEDNESDAY Jnlv lith. II is the purpose Of thn
trustees of the University Ia fully the wants Of
.he country and in view Of this At their recent mecns
now composed OF the following professors:
Kew A. ) GIBBONS, A. NJ. President and Professor
of Mental and Moral Philosophy
JAMES NJ k1NBERLlN, a. NJ Professor of Ancient
and Modern Languages
Rev J. J. CLEVELAND, A. NJ, Professor of Mathcra.,
les.
Rev JAMES ROGERS, A. NJ, Professor Of Natural
Science.
T. L. LASEY Teacher In Preparatory Department.
Rev. w $. TUEsks A NJ. Principsl of FexaIe De.
partmcnt
Rev. w. S. TURNER A. NJ PRINCIPAL of .he rcm,,s
Department
Mrs. u. TURNER, Ass stant Teacher
----- Teacher of Ornaments al Branc.es
JAMES X. LAwRIE. Teacher of Music
The course of study embr aces all that ia usu.IIv
taught in the best Colleges in the East The Uuiyer IL
has already sent out ono class Of graduates
Hoard aud Tuition, with FURNISHED room per session Of
twenty two weeks Sl55 pay abi quartcry IN advancr
Facilities are offered by which yorrg men Of steady
haots and limited mcaus may beard themselves.
for further information and catalogues Apply To
Ju.y 9-tf A. s GIBBOSS Pr.sd.r.
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81 A Card-The attention of the undersigned has
teen drawn to your ard in this mornings Alta h, AIDED
To manufacturers Of Syrup in which you speak of an
agreement entered into by Messrs Turner Brothers ard
other manufacturers oSrup with certain parties in this
city not to sell any of their goods auy merchants
doing business of San Francisco The unicrse ned
takes this method to you well as the public
that he has hand nor part in such agreement; that he
valves too high the trade of the Stoc large thus
conne limit himsefor the sale of his goods He there
fore beg that his friends in tho interior cities and towns
VIII not desert HIN, alI respectfully solcits continu
anceo their patronage.
A. BARBER
Manufacturer of Syrups, Cordials &c
lis Washington street.
To McWihams & Co. Gushing & Sheden Geo Thatcher
& Co: Hill Wooster & Cot Wm. Howard: Brvant &
Go; T. J. Brogan& Co; Barton, Grimm & Co; Rurkc
SCn; Thomas W, Lcggct; Lady Adams Co; T. H. Mil.
Ter & Co; \. DC pecbcr * Field; J. Burton & Co;
Denchlcy & McNcili J. c. Jonghaus; Flagg Powers
Culver; w. I. GriSsim; Sheath & Arnold; Linton &
Beck; Booth S Co; J. W Mitchell & Co: Pullman &
Lcoher; j. II. Billiard; r Ve.;imer; HYDE & Hawks;
Hamilton & Co; Vol Co; Doake and all Job,
berS IN Callfornia. apT22
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Sole Agent for the Pacific Coas
u. II. FEN r0N, Sole Agent fyr Nevada, at J
WALL & go, on Braad street.
june /, IS55-ly
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EH. IN. NVickeS & Co.,

A. II. HANSON, Clerk.
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Agricultural SIceiI,,-

The adjourned meeting of the Agricultural
Society. to complete its organization and to
select Committees to make ont lists Of prcn.
uns to be awarded at the Fair, and to tram
sact other business, occurs on Tuesday next
five thought it necessary, or that we could
influence any one to attend who may be in
different upon this subject, VIC should GER
tainly urge with all earnestncss for all to at
tend. The fact is, we have got to take hold
OF this matter and ensure success to it, at
the beginning. 1t wants some earnest, judi
cious, and practical men to take hold Of the
thing at once, and we shall see Fair in
Hancock County this fall, that will astonish
ourselves. 1t can be done, and it must be
done.
Political men form political parties; and
the charitable and pious form associations
for the furthcrance Of their objects-;ll Of
which is right and proper; and why should
not the farmer and mechanic gather togeth-
er specimens Of their handiwetk. and noble
specimens of the growth Of nature; and their
wives, daughters or sisters, slmples Of the
dairy or of the needle, and exhibit the same
fer inspection and imitation? While doing
this, each one can impart to another some
new fact that he has gathered up, relating
to the mechanic arts, or to the great subject
of agriculture, making the meeting, one OF
much interest and of great usefulness.
brightly appreciated and properly con-
Quoted, these Associations are capable Of Do
ing an inealeulablc amount of good in the
country, in creating and fostering a love for
our native state, in promoting valuable in
formation, and in eultiyatins an acquaint-
ance among those who are engaged in like
pursuits, and have similar interests.
By all means, farmers, mechanics, and all
others, come up to this important work with
warm hearts and ready hands.
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the Oct term. Coupled with the idea of his
being ssmouarch of all he surveys there is
harsh and ungontlcmanly way of showing
this right to rule, which is unbcarablc. The
public and the Judge, might very properly
pass over the modesty exhibited. Of alludins
to himself in this connection, as "a man oil
my age, character and Standing" because
it is expected that ''nonc but himself can be
his own PARALLEL but the eommonest cour-
tesics of official intercourse demand that these
fiery onsloughts be dressed up in q decent
garb
But then the proyoeation was great, for
the Judgc would not do just as he wished.
What a turbulant Judge, How alarming !!
Considering that he only possesses Il natural
fitness for the position, with the added quail
ifcations which comes from close application,
legal learning, and keen sense OF accounta-
bility, how fitting that he should be ruled
by the distinguished member of the IlAncock
bar, and be abused for his are, &c, &c.
The second letter, (Which the Judge had
the good sense not to answer,) reveals some
peculiar notions Of the proprictics and tie
cencics which ought to be observed in u cor
rcspondenec Of this character, rs well as
some novel considerations to be aypJted to a
judge with a case under adjustment. For
the future, We shall expect to sec the lawyers
endorsing their writs. by giving = state1ncat
of their political opinions. aai h.s.2ry 81
their party services, and l staeszasa. 4 s1eir
intellectual abiliiias, a< understood (y sA.4a-
selvos. TAis VII E-za a nex ga n J2sal
jurisPruisase, Il Ts-fe1; SesFiz- via IL
Fre-rz>siEs spin x IL ~. "a Il, 1..a&ass
II = .ii.i:ii2s.aiivs 5asz5.s'
The a. an lily = sa5lli 4 - tlz5s c.s-
il.ssl-a eaii.7-s h1la = graz c..z.>a s--as s.
4aaa also sa te.rla.r7ao- tsz5 iisgss lfls@-sa,.-
ate attack. af,ga tie character aai raasir7s
u thass who aim n ID thei- duty, irr,-
spoetive of all bias, csn io- re5uks. t1an
some quarter: AMI ii woali sem II 4 IT,
province OF the tribunal % whom this arsu
ment was addressed, to have kindly admin
istered it.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Mr. Edtor,-
The town meeting held in the town of
Eden, to ascertain the will of the people con-
corning the sale of intoxicating liquors, re-
suited as follows;---
Whole number of votes, SO
For prohibition 80
For license, 90
1t is certainly a very light vote of the pro-
fcssed temperance men in the town; but
think it is fair indication OF the number
who are the real friends of temperance and
prohibition.
The Rumocracy had some half dozen rep
rcsentatiyes there, who deliberately sat down
and in cold blood looked on while the tenn
pcranec mon did the voting-they only ex-
pressing their holy horror that rum shop
should be established in every town by mum
icipal authority, and that the agent must of
necessity become drunkard - o consist
ancy, where did you come from? Echo an
swcrs, from the Eastern Argus.
TEMPERANCE.
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9-Thc Proprietors of the NEW York IL
Illustrated GOLDEN Prize announce that in
their issue of may 22nd will appear the first
chapters of a historical tale Of the south
west, entitled-Sarah De Vaughan, true
story Of the times Of Aaron Burr, by Miss
Ella Suuthworth. They also announce, to
appear in their issue of May Goth, the first
chapters of another new tale, entitled No
Jody's CAd-by the well known author,
Charles Burdett. Any of our readers who
have not seen copy of this elegant weekly,
will do well to send for one, as specimen
copies are sent free of charge by the publish
ers, Mcssrs. Dean e Saltcr, No. 335 Broad
way, New York. The subscription price is
So, and to clubs of ten or more 81 80, per
annum. Each subscriber. besides getting
the paper for year, receives u present,
which is forwarded as soon as his subscrip-
ton money is received. For further partc-
ulars, see the advertisement of the Golden
Prize in another column.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

AsnfSGroy, juno s.
SENATE, The Senate voted this morning, - To
l6, to extend tho session to the 18th.
Tho Vice President laid before the Senate ,
communication from the Peruvian government
respecting tho GuanO, one Of the Peruvian isiands
which was laid on the table.
Mr.. Bglcr Of Penn. introduced bill rcrcalip,
the Atlantic Telegraph act Of 1857.
The Army Appropriation bill was discussed. and
SO 900 voted for tho alteration Of the old arm
into the brocch loading ones, of which sum h ooo
il to test the ndaptahility Of Warts magazine
hammer for bay"nct1 aud for Maynard's primers
The appropriation for the pay of the Florid,
Volunteers "t 1877 (SjS5 900 J provoked debate
did tho Military Committees amin,lmcnt L,
devote $5o,oho for the III paso wagon rnntc and
Mr.. Douglas amendment from the Committee ON
Territories to appropriate 500 ,0Do for its extern
sion 10 Albuqcrque-all of which however wcro
passed.
Mr. Davis Of Mississippi, from the Committee
on Military Affairs, submitted an amendment
making an appropriation Of ) $50 900 for tho
continuation of the Notifications on the Fcnobsco,
at Portland Me-; on Lake champlain; at Fort
Ridgcy, Statcns Island: in Dcicware Bay; at
Baltimore, Richmond, Charleston: various place.
in Florida; Mobile, on the Mississippi river, AMI
SAN Francisco, which carried.
Mr.. Davis amendment, that the Postmaster
General sell the army mails to the contractors for
the overland mails was lost.
Mr.. Wilson's amendment, repeating all e,i.,-
ing laws which authorize the Secretary Of War t.,
sell the unused military reservations. was carried
Mr. Trumbull Of III. made strong but un-
awaiting opposition to the appropriation Of s9s5,-
600 for the Florida volunteers of the last war
Various other amendments offered and To-
jected and the bill finally passed--2i against u.
The total sum appropriated Is close on to ST.
900 .0t0.
The bill making appropriations for the Ocean
Nail Seryicc was taken up, but without acting
thereon the senate. at . o'clock, adjourned.
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The Maclias Republican. This sterling
Republican paper has changed publishers,
and is now started on firm basis, alter a
suspension Of few weeks. The number
this week, contains the valcdictory of Mr..
Fowler, and the Salutatory Of Mr.. Z. o..
Wentworth, who will hereafter conduct the
Republican. 1t is like meeting friend, to
see this ablc sheet again on our table. If
If any paper in the state las had ADLER po-
litical articles than have been published in
the Republican, VIC have not read them
And if its columns are for the iutne to be
graeed with articles from the same able
and scholarly pens, made readable by being
neatly printed, (and this no. gives evidence
of this) may its shadow never grow less,
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The Board of Commissioners appointed under
the act of.tnnsre-s, of May g. convened at Lc-
compton ON the 2ith, president, j. " Denver,
Governor; Hugh ;. Walsh. Secretary; T. W. Bah
cock, President of the Council; Geo. W. peitzlcr
Speaker OF the House, and VIM. Weir, District
Attorney. The members Of the Board we're sworn
in by Judge Cato, and the Commissioners organ
lied by eleeting Gov. Denver, President, and Mr.
Walsh, Secretary.
committee of three was appointed by the
Chair to prepare programme for conducting the
erection and report Mt the next meeting of the
Board, winch takes place on the 2lst May.
Tn motion Of Mr.. Babeoek is Was unanimously
agreed 'hat the election ordered by Congress lee
hxed tor the first Monday in August next. Tho
commission then adjourned
"oy. Denver arrived here this evening, and pro.
ceedc'l to the fort
Rumors are in circulation of a battle on the
southern border between the Free State force and
a party at Mssourans in which u Persons were
Killed and II wounded. The news is not au,hcn.
tic,
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We understand the Maine Baptist State
Convention will be held at Watcrylle next
week commencing Tuesday, June 10Th, at
10 O'Clock, a. m, holding three days
Arrangements are about made with the 7. &
X. Railroad to take Passengers from Bangor
and all Way Stations as far out as Newport
at half price. We have NO doubt it will he
Effected 1t is expected there will be - large
attendance from all parts of the State as the
churches have been revived generally, they
will no doubt come up in mas to this great
feast
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Playing Bal. Some Sor 10 of the sub
stantial citizens Of our village, living on the
Western side of the river, challenged an
equal number Of those living on the Eastern
side, to game of ball, on Saturday evening
The challenge was promptly accepted, and
the engagement came off on said evening,
and the challenged were victorious. \ SOC
end tri.si was had on Monday evening with
a like result. We have experienced nothing
aifording - much excitement, since the
s'Engine war" OF last summer.
The "NN cstcrn-endcrs say they will play
until snow lies, bat they will beat. 1t is
amusing TO hear the excuses offered Ion the
defeat The Eastern silcrs' say their oppo-
nents lacked both wind and ''bottom;'
while the Western cnders say, they have
never learned to pun in englgement.-a
We expect to "blJw" fr the East-rn side
tmy for tn f'i5are. - ,ur 11mj 81 Is located
n sAat sic IN, nv. We VIII = impartial
5 p9ss,lle, :a0st .4l..'.s 1hus IS ian
had.
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England is only II littlca head Of most OF
the Union, and what has happened here, has
happened almost as comprehcnsiyely in New
York. and tho Northwest; and the change
will be completed in the nation two years
hence, unless the Democracy learning from
that cross-graincd teacher, Experience, should
adopt a more enlightened policy than has
been theirs since 1858, and fall back upon
truo Jotfcrsoniap principles, when again they
win become inyinciplc -Boaoa TrGcelIcr.
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The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times writes to that Journal as fol-
lows
"Thc Times has rendered a public service
in rcpublishing the memorandum of Lord
Napier, of last December, on the African
slave trade. 1t cannot be honestly denied
that the slave trade is protected and facilitate
ed by the dissertation of the American flag.
and, but for the aid which it derives from
thus fraudulently invoking the prestige Of our
nationality, it would long since have been
broken up. 1t is also true that. though the
British cruisers sometimes make mistakes. in
in the great majority of cases the vessel.
which they dotain are slavers, and thev are
often proved to be slavers after being cxamin-
ed and released. This state of things pro-
cccds from cause not easy to remedy. 1t is
a secret sympathy in the Uuitcd States with
the slave trade, This feeling is by no means
confined to the South. he profits of the
traffic are so great that the masters and own
ers of the sharp schooners, built, owned, and
sailed, by citizens of tho North, cannot re-
sist the temptation to engage in it. Amcri-
can slave owners derive no peeuniary advan-
taso from it, but regard the liberation of the
trade as an indirect endorsement of their own
system, and therefore uphold it,
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Sailing Bdot Frs The Buchanan soma
tors at Washington, undertook to whip
Great Britain for alleged outrases on Amer
lean vessels, without stopping to ascertain
the Facts The Republican Senator'S were too
old to be caught with claif, and 50 they
helped the thing along, until the starters Of
the game began 10 cave in, thinking it was
becoming too serious, and the cotton market
would bs disturbed thereby. Now We find
them through their press. talking about the
" Blaster" Of Seward and Wilson"
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WASHINGTON MATES. The following is
from the New York Tribunc's correspond
encc:
The war fever is ralpably suhsiding.-
The Administration does not want war, but
wants money. and is glad of an excitement
which withdraws public attention from home
affairs, and which may lead Congress to vote
the appropriations for the Navy The South
ern Democratic leaders have improved the
opportunity to gain further Executive pow
er to be used Tor Interior purposes relating to
Spanish America, but they shrink from
collision with England, and will venture on
~ to bully Mexico and Central America.
The substitute reported from the Senate
Committee on Foreign Relations, aimed
against Mexico and the Central American
States, was prompted by the President in
order to draw the charge of the Douglas bill
against England. Much feeling is excited
here on the subject, as no questions are pend
ing with Mexico except few contested
claims, generally doubtful if not fraudulent,
on our side. A more contemptible trick was
never played in the management Of nation
al question, and it is destined to fall through
with disgrace to the movers.
The protessed programme Of the sPeoplc's
Party of the Union, sent from here. was
concocted by a few irresponsible individuals.
having no authority to use any of the names
which have been published in connection
with the movement. The whole affair is dis
claimed by men such as Messrs. Crittendcn.
Bell, Marshall, and the like, whose influence
has been imPertinently assumed to prop up
the scheme.
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Elisha Marks vs. Nicholas Gray. Plif. nonsp;,
1Iincklcy. Abbo,
Andrew McCasliu VS. Joshua pcakes ct al. s,,
mitted without argument
~ "atcrho"sc' J. E. Godfrey.
J. u. Written ct al VS.. Seth Tsdale This c,,,
was nonsuit, although the Court appreciated tho
great argument Of the counsel for PlTs
T. Lowell. Rice, Drinkwatcr.
Andrew Moor ct cl vs. Richard Goodwin ct y,
Exceptions sustained full cost allowed
C. Lowell, Wi.,ssr
Dcnnss Griffin VS.. Enos Woodland. Tho rh;os
Justice remarked that the Court had received Tho
voluminous and interesting argument for the PIT
and that the case would DO continued for,lurthor
consideration.
G. Lowell U,;sw.u