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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-09-24
lMARRiIED.

SAMUEL 5iFS II II. Davis and Mits HARRIET 4.
DAVIS, both Of Harrison County.
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Eyon Saturday there was a tne rain
1t Norfolk, after six weeks, drought
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Proposed BAPTIST HIGH SCHOOL rx
WESTERN VIRGINIA The Western Bsp.
list Association. III its recent session in
this place. determined upon the early es
Enlistment OF a male school OF high
grade. to be located some where in West
ern Virginia. We are Informed that
this school will be in the country. aud
situated either at some point on the Vir>
einia and Tennessee Railroad. between
Marion and Christiansburg. or in Greens
bier or Monroe county. We learn also
that the board have appointed a Commit
tee, consisting Of Rev George B. Taylor.
of Stauntou. Rev. VIM. Huff. Of Lebanon,
aud Charles L. Cooke. E-q of HoIlins In.
i.ute. to report by. next Spring suits,
BILE Site. and that this cummItee propose
both to survey the. sections re ferred TO,
and to invite offers from commun tiles de.
string the school in their midst iSayt6e
County Htsitor. $50 b.w e-aA I
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The following communication is pub
lished at the instance OF a friend OF the
Hon. Sherrard Clemens:- South. j;
i. For "The South.n
Statement.
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Notice..

NOTICE is hereby given that the Council of the
y Incorporated village of Gilcad presented petit
ton to the commissioners of Wood coNnty, at their
June session, A. ID. 1855 lin pursuance of vote duly
taken at the annual election held in said village of
Gilead under an ordinance of the council thereof to
that effect asking said county commissioners to
the following terriOryto the said incorporated village
to witt beginning at the southeast of the west
part OF the northwest fractional quarter of section
g. of town north of range east thence north along
the line of said lot to the Maumee river; thence
corner of the north east fractional quarter of section
7, same town aud range; thence south the west
line OF said northeast fractional quarter to the south
west corner thereof; thence east the south line OF
said quarter, and the first mentioned quarter, the
place of beginning; and shat said petition is set for
hearing on the Sd day of September A. ID. 1858, at
o'clock r.M, at the Auditors Office, of ssd county
q. Il. GUYEH,
A. j. GARDNER,
s, JrrrERsoN, Atty Agents Of said Corporation
,Iune - IS5S-1wDSl Ga
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DITCH NOTICE.

TTNHE owners of the following described lands will
l. take notice that the Trustees of Lake township
will meet the 10th day of july at o'clock A. NJ. AT
the post on the town line, between Lake and
roy townships, between 50 and SO of Lake town
ship to loeatc and apporton ditch to commence at
or near said corner post and due north to term
nate at the corner post between secs. and of said
Lake township on the town line, between Lake and
PerrysbuTg townships.
SEC. /, Cyrus Prentice II out Reserve, and W l.
Alonzn Fowler W swl.
80. Luther Smith p $ @ frac.
Lyme Startling p C fruc.
Ezra Coy frac.
"l2 George Shawner n p n Nv /.
Dudley & German sw s!nwI.
e easwl.
al Herman b. Ely lsw5.
Michael Fulmire W sw inet
Homer Heiglicys set.
"l4 Dudley Germain W NV l.
Mary NJ. Rouse c WI.
Harvey Crane sw W swi \.
"l3A. w. Luckey pit ca II Of June Il. Il.
George Lutman pt c of June. X. Il.
Joseph II. Mackman 1.
"23 A. Keuber, Gov. Iowa s46a ntnef IS lii
II 57anAne Gsptnl
net.
4" John PitzersI nei.
"24 Timothy 1rsadwell W /,
"25 ID. X. Hollenbeck hf nwl
II. +. Dayton Inf II W Or.
Saml. NJ Young S qr
"26 D. II. Waltz II hf eqr.
Ludwig q, Reynolds If sc Or,
4" }. W, Ross II ar.
"35 J. II. Mcbride " hf G or.
Johnathan Sturgis n e or.
Unknown hfs eqr.
"3G $. $. Collins hf W or.
Frances Tries und hf II hf& hfs or.
July TO- ls5s-5wG$7.SS
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schoo, Examiners Notice.

The board will hold their next regular session for
the examination of Teachers, at Pcrrysburg on the
First Tuesday in July.
The Board will not be in session during the month
of August, but will hold two meetings in September
of which timely notice viii be given Those teachers
who are desirous Of an examination before Autumn
should be present at our next meeting
In addition 10 the usual course, all Ieachers VIII
hereafter be examined in American History
No applicant will be examined who is not present
punctually at 10 o'clock AN.
J. w. WOODBURY.. Clerk.
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eS-Ihe pleasure excursion advertised in our
lastissue came ofon Friday About one hundred
persons went out on the OIiUe Branch, and all
appeared we'll pleased. The boat passed down
the river to the mouth Of the Bay aud then run
np Ten M lie Creek into the woods, where straw
berries, ice cream, &c, Were served up to the
satisfaction of all. Capt. Hall, as usual, was
nntir'ng in his efforts to administer 10 the
wants OF all on board. Taken all-in-alI. il was
The most pleasant ride we have ever had.
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z.3-We transfer the letter of Marshall Key Jrp
ESQ, to our columns from the Democrat, Mr.,
X, being Foreman of the grand Jury, doubtless
felt called upon to refute the Wholesale false
hoods contained in the letter written by the
Conrt House correspondent of the Democrat de-
signed to reflect upon the Grand Jury and Prose-
cutting Attorney. He simply deals i'll facts and
very properly treats the slang phrases OF the
aforesaid correspondent with merited contempt
Friend Carr thus alludes to this matter:
Through the communication oi our friend
Mr.. Kew, which appears in another column, we
learn that our reporter who furnished us the
proceedings Of the Court of Common Pleas, from
some cause, unknown to us, has made rather an
erroneous statement in regard to the indictments
brought by the Grand Jury. We are indeed
sorry it should be so, and had We known last
week. that such was the case, we should not
have pub!is'ed his report, but as we had no time
| To attend Court ourselves, and supposug our
reporter would give us facts we of course made
no inquiry about the matter. We altogether
dsapprove of his personalities, because we be-
| ieve our worthy Prosecutor as well as the Juror;
were endeavoring to do their duty and accom-
pished good work, for which they will receive
thousand thanks from our community"
That is just right, and gives the Court House
correspondent hard dig under the small ribs
II he can stand that, the fires of perdition will
not be likely to affect him much.
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SUIclDE.---On Friday morning last, William
Whitney, residing on the farm of Mrs. Howard,
about ten mites out on the pike, was found
dead in the barn. He left the house before
breakfast, as usual, and when the morning meal
was prepared, his wife went to the barn to call
him. She found his hat on the floor, but could
get no answe. to her repeated calls, On going
above, his lifeless body was found. A coroner's
inquest was summoned and verdict was rem
dered to the effect that death was produced by
strangulation. No rope was found about his
neck, cut the mark of the cord was there, and
small rope was found close by. 1t is sup
posed that the wife, on discovering him, let the
body down and took he rope from his neck -
He was young man, and leaves wife and one
child. No cause can be assigned for this un-
happy termination of his life.
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CnARAcrERIsrlc.-Las Friday Evening while
Van Amburgh was exhibiting his animols in
Toledo, an Irish lad attempted to crawl under
the canvas, but was discovered by one of the
attendants, who gave him severe lashng. The
fire bells were rung, and about fifteen hundred
people gathered to take the menagerie by storm
Steedman made speech, terrible oaths fell from
many Irish lips, or whisky conductors, and
politicians were loud in declaring that the city
had better have lost anything else than an Irish
boy Twenty of the showmcn were arrested
and put in Jail. EX-SherT Springer soon sue
ceeded in finding the boy and he was brought into
court, looking none the worse for the merited
lashing, and the very patriotic citizens of Toledo
compelled Van Amburgh to give the boy 500 and
pay all costs. There should be a monument
erected in memory of this event, otherwise the
facility with which Toedoans protect aud re-
ward young thieves may pass out of memory, to
the great injustice of her Inhabitants!
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!z2-These are remarka bly, dull times with
printers at least we find them so. The farmers
can now sell their corn for good price, for
cash, They can thus afford to pay small debts
owing to mechanics end .laborers. This done.
everybody will be able to pay the printer We
don't like to dun our patrons, and have frequent
ly borrowed small sums rather than do so. But
even this subterfuge is now almost taken from
us by the demand for money on the part of pro-
duce buyers. Since the money is scattered
among the people of the county, therefore, we
must look to them for a supply sufficient for cur
rent expenses. One dollar and fifty cents will
pay for one year, or three dollars for two years.
Those who are not coming to town will please
send us something by mail.
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Ditch NOfiCr.

TIME resident owners of the north half of see
i tion 81 of sections 80, 10, fractional section ls;
the northeast quarter section &c. east half section 20
cast half section o. and east half fractional sec l3 in
Middleton township, and the southeast quarter sec
ton &c. in the U. s. r., same township are hereby
titled that the trustees of said township will meet ut
the house of benjamin Johnson, on Saturday July II
1853. to lay out and apportion ditch follows to
witt Commencing at the south east of the north
east quarter section 3G, in Middleton township and
running north along the Perrysburg and Finday plank
road, the side of the same the line of Per
rysburg township and there to terminate.
June 3, 1SjS-iwGS2 80 J. Il. RUDOLPH
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ALninisirninr,s Snle.

flames McFadden. Admr. vs., Price Clough OF. nl
DY virtue OF orde of sale to me directed and de-
ID livered from the court of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled case Twill offer for
sale at the door of the court house in Perysburg
Saturday August I, 1888
between the hours OF ~ O'Clock NJ and o'clock y. NJ.
of said day lots 81, 90, and 81. in Portegsve. Wood
county. Ohio. JAMES McFADDEN, Admir-.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
June -, lS5S-7w5SI %
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Wood county Common Pleas, Vacation after
June Term. a. d., lS5S.--Civil Action.

Nc. \. ArmCr vs.. Ahla r. Nmlth
A BIA B. Smith is notified that on tho 18th day of
AJune, A. ID. 1858. Nc. A. Armet filed Il petition in
the court of Common Pleas of Wood county Ohio,
setting forth the recovery of a Judgment by him
against you upon confession, June H. 1885, in the
District Court of Allegheny county, in the state of
PENNSYLVANIA, for the of one hundred aud twenty
dollars and forty two cents and three doll
and y-three cents costs of suit part of which has
been paid. He asks Judgment against you for $3.50
1900 with interest since June II, 1858. You
titled that unless you or demur to said petition
by the llth day of August 4. D. 1885, Judgment will
he taken against you by default according the pray
of said petition, at the next ensuing term of said
court of Common Pleas. An order of attachment has
been issued in said action.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of PHI.
Junc
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LOCAL AND LITERARY.
cash Up--Important to Everybody

Hereafter, no advertisement WILDE admitted intoth
JOURNAL until il is paid for, "ept where there is
special agreement to the contrary and in all eSse'e
person presenting an advertisement for insertion
be held responsible for the same We cannot pay our
debts with accounts on Tom. Dick, and Harry ofwhom
vo tnov no,binr. The cash system is better for all
parties and ps shall adhere toll
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!15r During the past week the weather has been
excessively hot. On Sabbath last. at 10 clock
A. NJ, the thermometer went up to 100 in the
shade. Wednesday st-noon it stood a. 81. 1t
may be good weather for ripcning wheat aud
growing corn, bat it is remarkably hard on hu-
man 1esh.
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Wood county, Ohio, Court of Common Pleas.
NnCntiom after the June Term, A. ID, 1858.

Julius Slim, VS.. Charles G. Ucmenway ct. al.
THARLES G. Hemenway will take notice that Ju
Olius Bnn has filed Il petition against him and 9TH
ers in the court of Common Pleas of Wood county,
Ohio setting forth the recovery by him the June
term, 1885, of said court, of Judgment against James
Bellville for the of S203 Si00, the issue of
execution thereon and its levy on north half north
east quarter and the north half north west quarter
OF section 2l township g. range IL, containing 100
acres. or less, in Wood county. Ohio and that
the is cncumbered of record by mortgage to said
Hemenwav and others giving statement thereof aud
asks Judgment that said land be sold on execution
and the proceeds applied to pay off the ens thereon
according the priority and amount thereof shall
be ascertaned by the court You are therefore noi-
fed to answer or dcmur to said petition by the l4t
day of August A. ID. 1853 and in default thereof such
decree will be entered against YOU the court, from
the proof adduced before them shall deem advisable
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of PIE
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
ShcrlH,s sale,

Peter Lsnk, VS. David Maginns.
DY yirtuc of an execution to me directed aud
Ddclvered, in this case. from the court OF Common
Pleas OF Wood county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
door OF the court house, In Perrysburg, on
Saturday, August I, 1883,
between the h,ms of ~ o'clock NJ, and o'clock r. M,
of said day, the following real estate; Twenty acres
of the north end of the west half OF the southwest
qunr,cr of section number twenty (70O and twenty
acres Of the north east of easha Of southeast quar
ter of section number twonty-thtee (2SO township
number 1--we Is uorlh, OF range number ten (l0) cast
in all 10 acres, in Wood county Ohio.
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY. Atty Of pf.
Innn "a lAhS.-1MhS1 81
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SheriI,s sale.

Jacob Myers. vs. Mary Roosc. ct al
pG virtue of an order of sale to directed and de.
ID lvered from the court of Common Pleas OF Wood
county. Ohio, In the above cause, will offer for sale
at public auction at the door of the Court House in
Perrysburg, on
Saturday, August T. 1858,
betwt the hours of IL O'Clock NJ. and o'clock T. NJ
of said day, the following described real estate The
west half of the northwest quarter of section mum
Der seventeen % of township number five (j) north
of range number twelve 2 east containing so acres
ore or less, III Wood county, Ohio.
c. W NORTON, Sheriff
JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of Plf.
,June 2l lS5S--7w5S2 ca
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SheriH's sale.

Jesse ), Norton, James Murray partners, &c, Jo-
seph p. Corey, et al.
DG virtue OF an execution to directed and deliy-
Lered from the court of Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio in tho above entitled case will offer for
sale at the door ct the court house in PorrysburC
Saturday, August T. 1858,
between the hours of ~ o'clock and o'clock T.. M
the following described real estate Southwest quar-
ter of the southwest quarter of section number one
a. of township number four a. of range number ten
QO) east and the south half Of the northwest quar-
of section number two % of the same township
and range all in Wood county, Ohio containing one
hundred and twenty acres more or less.
c. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MunRAY Atty. Of Plf.
June "a lSJS-7w5S2 gS
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sherih's Sale.

Julius Blnu, James Belville.
DI virtue of an execution, to directed and de-
L livered from the court Of Common Pleas Of Wood
county Ohio in the above entitled case will offer for
sale at the door of the house in Perrysburg
Saturday. August I, 1853,
between the hours of IL O'Clock NJ. and O'Clock PM
of said day, the real estate described the north
half of the north east quarter and the south half OF
the northeast quarter Of section number twenty -onc
(2l) of township number six (6) range number eleven
Qll in Wood county Ohio.
C. w. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MuRRAY,'Atty. of PHI,
,Iunc 4 lSbS--5NbS2
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Wood county, Ohio Court Of Common Pleas,
Vacation after June Term, 1858. Petition
for Divorce aud Alimony,

Rhoda Benn, VS. George G. Bcnn
TEORGE G. BENN will take notice that on the
NlSth day of June, 1853, Rhoda Bonu filed against
him petition in the court of Common Pleas Of Wood
county Ohio setting forth that April ~, 1854 she
duly married to him; that she lived with him as a
faithful wife until about the lst day of November
1857, when he abandoned her; charges against hin,
gross neglect OF duty extreme cruelty on his part 10
wards her Immediately previous to the abandonment
and adultery committed by him with ons Margaret
Shaeifer. The petition prays for divorce, for the
custody of the two infant children, issue of said
riagc Agnes, aged three years, and Alice, aged one
year and that reasonable Hlimony be granted hor out
of the estate of her said husband and that until Il
final decree it, the the defendant he enoined from
dspo-ing of any of his real personal property es
pecay north half of north west quarter section mum
ber ~ tow nship number north of range number II
east in Wood county, Ohio. Said petition will be hear
at the October term to wit: October 1888 of sait
court. JAMES MURRAY, Atty. of Petitioner.
June u. 1S5S-7wGS4 IS
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ShpriffsS Sale.

Michael Myers VS.. Joseph Crays.
DG virtue of ii ia writ of execution to me
Ddirected and delivered from the court of Common
Pleas of Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled
cause, will offer for SALE at the door of the court
house. in Perrysbnrg,
Saturday, August I. 1858,
between the hours OF ~ O'Clock NJ and o'clock r. NJ
of said day. the south part of the south
of section number nine Co., of township number five
(5) north of range number twelve l2) cast in Wood
county, Ohio G. W. NORTON Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty.
June "a lS58--7W5S2 20
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SheriK,s sale.

James MurraN VS. Julia Roseberry, ct. al
ID virtue of an execution me directed aud deliv-
)ered, in the above entitled from the court Of
Common Pleas of Wood county Ohio, will offer for
sale at tue door OF the house. in Perrysburg
Saturday, August 7, 1858.
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ and O'Clock +.
OF said day. out-lot number two hundred aud twenty
l220,) in the survey Of out-ots in the town OF
Perrys5urg, Wood county. Ohio.
G. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAV, Atty Pro. Per.
jane 2i, l559--7w5$2 25
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3s~Geo. w. Brown & Co., who have the sole
right to sell Snyder's Patent Head Blocks for
Saw Mills in Michigan and along the Maumee
river, are evidently doing good business. There
is scarcely day that we do not see them ship
ping their Blocks, which are growing more pop
nlar with sawyers as they are becoming better
known.
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Sherin,s Sale.

James Murray. Henry IL. Dodge, vs.. Nancy Brewster:
DY virtue of an execution to directed and
Ddeliyered from the court of Common Pleas of
Wood county, Ohio in the above entitled cause |
will offer for sale at the door of the court house in
Psrrysburg, on
Saturday. August :, 1858,
between the hours of ~ O'Clock and o'clock NJ,
of said day. e real estate described tract number
fortyseyen (470 of the Maumce aud Western Reserve
Road lands, in Wood county. Ohio.
G. w. NORTON sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty of PINS.
I..... M a
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Ditch Notice.

HNhE land owners of the west half section IL, and
l. the west half section -, and the noTth-wes quar-
ter section "a and the northeast quarter section 2S.
and the cast half section aud the half section
H. Portage township Wood county, Ohio, are hereby
notified that the of said township will meet
the house of Joseph Jarvis, Wednesday, the th OF
July next for the purpose OF locating ditch wa
ter course, commence at the north west corner Of
section "a. thence north the section lue TO where
said line crosses Humans swamp land ditch. aud
there terminate. JOSEPH JARVIS.
June 10, lo5s--5wGS2+
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10 Oar young people are preparing for a
ride on the Olipc Branch tonight The young
people of Maumee go out with them. We hope
onr young friends across the river will set an
example worthy of imitation by the older people
Of that place, and not play the hermit with their
near neighbors.
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&3- We understand that certain whiskey sell
lers along the plank road, who were prosecuted
at the last term of court, since they are prohib-
tied from selling their liquid poison have fenced
in their wells aud will not permit travellers to
water horses at their rroughs, That is species
of revenge which smacks more OF mcanness
than any thing else.
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sheriff IS sale.

Peter Lenk vs.. John Necjcr and wife.
DY virtue OF writ of execution TO nae direct.
Ded and delivered from the court OF Common Pleas
of Wood county, Ohio, in the above entitled case.
will Offer for sale the door OF the court house In Per-
rysburg, on
Saturday, August !, 1858,
between the hours Of II o'clock NJ. and o'clock r. ".
of saii day in-lot number five hundred and twenty
three (5230 in the town Of Perryshurg Wood county,
Ohio, with the appurtenances,
C. W. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES murray Atty. of PHI,
June "a. lS5S--7wSS3 SO
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Ditch Nnticc,

rNlE land holders of the northeast quarter, and the
l. north half of the northwest quarter and the north
half of the southeast quarter Of section number l. of
Portage township, Wood county, are hereby notified
that the trustees of said township will at the
house of Matthias Shoup, on Saturday the Sd day of
July next for the purpose of locating ditch. TO com
mence near the south quarter post of section number
l. thence north on the quarter line to the river.
June 3, ls5S--4w6$l 03 MATTHIAS SHOUT.
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Sherim,s Snle.

Sheriu = sale.
Erasmus ID. Peck, survivor of Peck & Robertson, vs.
Charles V. Jenison.
ID virtue of an execution 10 directed and deliver
ID ed from the court of Common Pleas of Wood cOun-
~ Ohio in this case will offer for sale at the door o
the court house in PeTysburg, on
Saturday, August 7, 1858,
between the hours of IL o'clock NJ. and o'clock r. NJ
Of said day, the following real estate Lots number
thirty-two, thirty three aud thirty -four 49, 80 3I
in block number one ID OF HOLSTERS subdivision o
the town Of Perrysburg, Wood county Ohio.
w. NORTON, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY. Atty.
June "a. lS5S-1w5S2 SO