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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-31
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.

DRUGS, 6c-Cream Tartar, Sup. Carn Soda
- Oxalic Acid, Corrosive Subimate, Rhubarb
Root, Orris Root, Calabria Liquorice, Black and
CAYENNE Pepper, English Mustard. White and
Varegated CASTLE Soap, Vienna Matches, EPSON
Salts, Oils Lemon Bergamot Peppermint, Rose
mary and Neroi, Railways Ready Relief, Jayne,s
Expcctorant and Carminative Basam, Woods
Hair Tonic and Rushton's Cod Liver Oil. Just
received and for sale by
]. WILLIAM BOWLING,
vo1 62 corner of Prince aud Fairfax SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-31
BUSINESS CARDS.
J. d. C0RSE. h. d. Cohs e.
Banking, Exchange, and Collection ONCE OF
CORSE BROTH ERS,

CORSE BROTHERS,,
No. 93 Exchange Block.
WYE will make Collections on all accessible
w points in the United States, and hold pro-
cecds subject to Check, or remit promptly to any
designated point.
We will deal in Erchange, Time Bills, Prom's-
sorry Notes. Uncwrent Money, Coin, dc.
STOCKS and other SECURITIES bought and sold
on Commission, and LOANS negotiated on favor
able terms. Interest allowed to Depositors.
varied experience Of many years III this busi-
ness, enables US to offer our services with confidence
TO the public ieb l9-u
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-31

ISAAC PAUL,
Formerly Of Winchester, Virginia,
Formoding and CommiSSiom Ne'chamt,
And dealer in
GROCERIES, SALT, PLASTER, GUANO, &c,
Corner of Union and Queen streets,
On tie Ruiirout{, Aleraadtia, Va.
iv lg-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-31

CEILING OFF TO REM0VE.-With i view
= to removing into our new building, on the
corner of King and Royal streets, IN July nGX,'
,ve will close out our stock OF BOOTS. s1ioES'
and HATS. now on hand. ut reduced prices
Tho attention of the trade, ana "t country mer-
chants especially, is invited to tins notice.
my 2--tf G. 4. IA ~ =" ' V
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-31
VOL. LXI.
.,,xauaria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser.
PUBLISHED DAILY BY
EDGAR SNOW DEN,
:. r,.,bt Dollars per annum, payable half yearly.
naxaadria Gazette and Virginia Advertiser
tFOR TIE COUNTRTD

TUESDAYS, TuukoDAlS'A AND oAio , hpA1 >
A. Five Dollars per annum, payable i'll advance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-31

CtECARS. Fancy Soaps, Fishing Tackle, Dog
~ Collars small Pad Locks, Auction Je~eiry,
Sho Brushes, Blacking. White Wash Brushes
&C. other light goods suited to the wants OF retail
err. can be bought at low prices at No. S. k'nS
street. In addition, have Lead and Slate Pen
ellis, Paper Envelopes and Pass Books, &c, to be
SOLD public and private Sae-all these goods arc
worth the attention. of the public. Call 1T No. 30
King st. fmy l5l JOHN T. CREIGHTON.
WOULD call the attention of those IL want OF
- White Wash and Scrubbing Brushes, and alSo
Tomatoes Baskets. arrived this day
NY II l.. HERRING, Royal ST near hing.
LNRESr CORN MEAL, for sale by
y NY l. MEADE j MARYE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-31

NEW AMERICAN HISTORI-A popular
n history fthe United States Of America, from
the discovery of the American Continent to the pre-
sent time. by Mary Hewitt, in TWO handsome vol
umes, illustrated with numerous cugruvings, price
81. just published, and for sale by
nv q ROBERT BELL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-05-31

DRUGs, &c.-Castor Oil, Turkey Rhubarb,
ID Opium, Croton Oil, Carb Ammonia, Oil Rose
mary, Extract Liqnorlce, Lint, Matoco Leaves
Prices Glycerine, Pulv. Ipecac, Pulv. Khnbarh'
Cubebs Salts Tartar, White Precipitate, Chloro-
form, Quinine, Gnllic Acid Vaeranate, Znc,
Acetate Potash, Benzoic Acid Cochlneal hyss"P'
Olive Oil, Refined Borax, and Oil Vuleran, just
received, and for sale by
LEADBEATER & CO.,
5tl, ma 81 Nos ) and Z South Fairfax st.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01
McGREG0R IOWA. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY |. 1860 WHO

The Mayor Of Lawrence, announces that
there is no more money required there for
the Pemberton victims.
Realf's testimony before the Harper's
Ferry Senate Committee, does not amount
to much. He states that John Brown did
not take counsel of any party, and made
his intentions known to very few persons.
Blair, the pikc-lnakcr and Senator WILSON,
have been examined. Mr.. Newton, of Vt.
member of the National Kansas Commit
tee commenced telling of the invasion of
Kansas by armed men, when he was stop
ped.
A Telegraph from Chatham, c. W., de-
mics the report of negro mobs taking pos
session Of the schools Of that city little
fight between some white and black boys
gave rise to the report.
A Grist Mill near Ottawa, c. W., was
burnt on the 3lst. Loss 100000. The
large mill of w. o. Haviland, at Hamilton,
is also in ruins from fire.
An American gentleman Of great distinc
ton, now in Paris, is about to be shot at
in ducl-for permitting his conscience to
draw too near a beautiful lady of that city.
Oh, the weakness Of these men?
A Mrs. Bulgcr jumped off the Suspen-
sion Bridge at Wheeling, Va, on the 23d,
and was drowned.
Lady Franklin will soon arrive at New
York.
Dr. Aldenbruck, Of Whitewater, Wis, is
under arrest for an attempt to relieve, by
abortion, a young woman of that village, of
the consequences Of illicit love.
A number of contractors have written
the P. o. Department, that they will re-
fuse to carry the mails after March lst, un-
less an appropriation passes.
In Troy, N. Y, $50 persons are licensed
to sell liquor.
Forty persons are reported to have frozen
to death in Texas this winter; thirty of
them were drunkards.
The Michigan Treasurer has loaned to
(probably) irresponsible parties $4,000
of the State Funds. He was elected on the
cry of Reform" The Treasurer of Maine
is also defaulter.
Michael Baird, miser of Little York,
Pa, killed himself because lot of clover
seed brought him $3.50, less than he had
been Offered for it. He had $25O,O0O in
gold and silver boxed up about his house.
The young women Of England arc learn
ing the matchmaking trade. Turn tnc 70
into an M and the item will fit the U. S.
The Secretary Of the Interior is about to
present Napoleon with full-rigged Indian
war-dress.
A Frenchman and Yankee met on the
held of honor. The Frenchman won the
first fire and missed. The Yankee sold his
fire to the Frenchman for $1,000, and the
affair ended!
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

HELrER-In the great book which is now
furnishing aliment to the sympathetic hearts
Of the professed anti-slavery men Of the
North, it is stated that slavery is worse
,han Theft" A key to this sentiment may
be found in the fact that Mr.. HELPER, in a
recent note to the N. Y. Eceaing Post, ac-
knowledges that he stole Of his late employ
er, MICHAEL BRowN, Of North Carolina,
three hundred dullars! Helper says he met
Brown some years after, in New York, con-
fessed the theft to him, gave his note for
the amount, and afterwards paid it. The
author of this book continues to have an ir-
reprcssible desire to steal the property Of
the South.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01
,MO10ut,S Life PtIlS.

vNIIE gh aud enyicl celebrity which this pre-emi-
nsnt medicine has acquired for its invariably EN-
cacy in all the III winch IL prteses to cure, has
rendered the practice Of otentatious putting not
only unnecessary but unworthy OF them They are
known by thsir fruits their good works testify for
the they thrive not by the faith OF the credulous
In ali OF co.t,venes dyspepsia, bilious aud liver
affections, piles. rsuati IN, fever. aud agues, obsti
nate head ache., aud all general arrangements oi
health, these Pills have proved certain and
speedy remedy single trial will place the Life Pills
beyond the reach Of competition IN thu estiMation Of
every patient.
Dr. MofYat's Phoenix Bitters will be found equally
eRcacous in all OF debility, dyspep'a
head ache the sickness incident to females in delicate
health, aud every kind of weakness OF the digestive
organs For sale by DR.. w. B. MOFFAT, 335 Broad
way and BY Medicine Dealers and Druggists generally
throughout the country. asE~a~ l6lyl
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01
0ri9inal goetrp.

Written for the Times.
LINES TO CONSUMPTION.
Strike out the young hearts gaynss.
Strike from youths cheek the bloom,
And bear thy victim, Mousterl
Though youthful, to the tomb.
feel thy cold hand pressing
The life tide from my heart;
hear thy harsh voice saying,
Soon I from life must part.
see thy gaunt hand waving
Across deaths fearful sea,
Reckoning to my spirit
To hasten on to thee
hasten on, thou monster!
I'm prostrate at thy feet
I've drank the cup Of bitter,
o, give me now the sweet.
fold my hands at night time
Unconsciou-ly to sleep,
And dreaming things that may not BE-,
wake ut morn to weep.
long to sleep all drcamless,
Where wakings do not come;
So bear thy victim quickly,
Great Monster, TO the tomb
THE GRsvEs, Jan. l4th, 1860. z. 8. Y.
Written for the Times.
'sOne Angel More IL, Heaven.ss
'One angel more IN 'Ileaven, oh, what . thought
That Heaven contains st, one brig ht angel here,
Which here ear tn refuge vainly sought,
Then waved his wings and passed to Heavens bright
shore,
And there in choral :trains amid that band,
Whose songs proclaim the minstrelsy OF heaven,
And echoed melody is heard all DER the land,
Ills muisvoice to praising thus is given.
"One angal more in Heaven" yet there il room
For US to enter in were prepared
In Heaven there's where Is night, no gloom
Where glory Is alike in justice shared,
Such joy may cen be ours, there let US pray
That oil eur many sins may be f,rgiven,
So strive to live that when we've passed away,
ssmc one will say, ''one angel more iu Heaven"
NATIONAL, Iowa, 1860.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

PRENrIcEANA.- Derby 4 Jackson 119
Mason street New York have just issued a
book bearing this title. 1t contains all the
witty ''shots'' Of Geo. ID. Prentice during
an editorial life Of nearly 80 years. The
book comes at 81 90 post paid and its wit
ticisms will be found admirably calculated
to produce laughter and obesity. We may
give few specimens Of Prentice's mode Of
punishing an opponent in our next ISSUE
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

az The following libellous toast was
swallowed at some recent Printers Festival.
It is awful to think Of the load of sin these
type-stickers will have to carry for their
slanlers OF tn. ladies':
IVoman.-Seconl only t, the Press III
the dissemination Of the NEWS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

Too LArE.-MUNN & Co., Of the Scien-
tific american, send us paragraph relat-
ing to the connection of Judge MASON with
that paper, with request that we publish.
We beg to inform Mum & Co., that that
intelligence was contained in this paper
three or four weeks ago. Slow papers may
need such jogging but ours does not
Will the Scientific american please say in
return that 1.-THE North Iowa Times at Nc
Gregor is one of the best advertising medi-
ums in the westy" We are under the
same obligation to puff the american that
it is puff our paper.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01
Mozart Hall.

Mozart Hall.
y1yuE HALL j. in the second story. one door East
OF the MrGreg"r iIou>e. and fr the Winter 1t
viii be rented tor Concerts Dancing PARTIES Lectures
etc., etc
THEST. NICHOLASBIIL ROOMS
Are in the same bu ldng the fr.t floor. My Tables
are or the latest srovrd style aud every attention
Is rendered those VIII" handle the cue. ..-
Oysters at Wholesale, ~
viii he furnished to dealers at the 'o~e,t( e)S
ca. n price,. s5 tf
McGregor, Nov. 81, is Oft
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

PRorEcrIoN-The New York Post, one
of the stiffest organs of the Republicans
says IF the Chicago Convention puts a
Tariff for protection in its platform it will
be blown to the winds of Heaven. Mr..
Killinger on the part Of the Penn. Repub-
lican delegation in Congress says he "spits
upon the Post and unless such plank as
the Post denounces is put into the platform
or candidate nominated who is living
illustration Of the principle Of Protection
the Republicans cannot carry Pa.
This radical difference of opinion is not
much now, but it will probably be a trou-
blesomc ulcer before November next
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

TAxEs.-Thc Dubuque Herald advises
the exemption Of $500 o: 5000 worth of
farm improvements from t:Sation; this is
proposed in order to rssth nonresident
land owners and compel TIN to bear a
share in the improvement Of their lands
consequent upon the labor and enterprise
Of the actual settler.
Believing that speculating absentees
should be brought to Limerick, we Sc
cond the motion of the Herald; its pro-
priety is too palpable to require argument.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01

aut or the tal.'t! aay sSo..e to conscious
hess, and found myself in Il small shed
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-02-01


Well, it all ended as such things must or
ought. The following Christmas there was
a brilliant crowd at Col. Grants fine man
sion in town, and then and there DR.. Tom
Green took to his heart a sweet and loving
bride. They live in c., and are as hap
py, l suppose, as most married people
perhaps "a heap happier than some, as tho
Georgians say. The last time visited them
little Tommie O forget to mention it, but
there Is little Tomme there now was dis
posed to exercise his vocal powers more than
was agreeable, and his young mother be-
came alarmed almost to a phrenzy; she sent
''down town" post-haste for DR.. Tom, who
came to the rescue of the dear innocent ju-
venile, putting and blowing like steam en-
CINE; but upon examination pin was found
sticking in the small of his back, which ma
turally annoyed the young gentleman; but
the cause of annoyance being removed he
became docile, and his mother affirmed that
he smiled, but, upon the veracity of faith
full historian, consider the hypothesis
apocryphal, as Tom jun. was but two
months old, and scarcely enough alive to the
ridiculous to have his risibles excited, unless
by collie, which does sometimes, | believe.
compel baby to ''grin ghastly SMILE"
nolens volens-wherefore, leave philoso-
piers and physicians to decide.
And now, gentle reader, il forsooth have
have one, l will conclude with one more
remark. When l rode that detestable trot-
ting mule l made VOW never to mount an
other; l have thus far kept that vow relig
iously. Yankee or Western friend, let mo
give you . bit OF advice, gratis: ia est:
Should you come South let not prayers, en-
treaties, bribes, tears, or the prospect OF
no2tin@ vau' sNcet-h ~ t-lnp- $au 70
mouat ollc of those l5Ha-e@ree., t,:.;a:lea,
obstjn..t, qu.>...apsds. .,oo4-n.y!.:, ald--
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-07
Daily Produce Market.

IhlkoDA1 hNLhlh6s december b.
FL0UR-The market is unchanged: sales of 800
barrels % "a IS for supeTue, and a 50 to S. for
ira 70 extra familyi receipts light.
MHIsKY-Ihe demand is fair and the market
Hri sales Of 1880 barrels at l4Qgl46c the latter
HOGs-fhs market opened duh but closed unset
tied, and prices nominal, al S5@5 25. The sales
were: 95 averaging 200 pounds, at S. 25; l25 aver
9agEsg zoo e 2le g9qnds a. s5 so 35 ayeragipg 9o
twenty -four hours were about 5000.
,PRoYIsIoNs-Mes Pork is neglected, and we
Lard sold az ~ at which the market closed dull.
1000 pieces Of Green Meats brought 5:l6c. for
Shoulders, and 6%c. and 656o for Sides and Hams.
Bulk Meats can be bought at 81 and T4c.i the mar
GROCERIES sugar steady and in moderate de-
mand; sales Of 40 hegsheads at 6@6ke.. Coffee
dropping. 100 bags seld at lac. Molasses declined
g 2@26e., at the Lsndingi from store, H92Sc. are
WHEAT-The markets. is unchanged and nominal,
buyers Tefnse % opera te except at material de-
cline and holders are unwilling TO make any con-
C0RR-The demand is fair, and the market steady
az 30e at the lower depots: sales OF 200 bush, at
oSTsIThs market is dull and prices declined to
zae, in bulk: sales Of 800 bush, last evening, at
RYE.The market is duh, and prices declined lc
per bush closing al 56@37c for prime sales Of 1925
BARLEY-Tho demand is quite limited and the
market DUH, and, 20 great extent nominal; 700
bush prime ia sold at 75c, and 100 do good sPrins
HAY-The market is unchanged and dull: We
quote prime Timothy az Si3 6O@i6 per tun in bales,
CHEEsE-The demand CONTINUES limited and the
marhe dull prices are shade lower closing az 60
boxes Western Reaerye az 90.
.BvTTER-The market is unchanged and duh at
POTATOEs--The receipts are in excess Of the de-
mend and Ihs mSIket is du.i aqe hssayy though
Vt sp@ssc per bnshel, IN bnlk.
APPLES TaiF (. prime Western are selling to a
nofeTae extent at slGl ~ per bri.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-07
TBy Telegraph
New York Stock Market.

New YORK, December 6-Stocks are
lower: Chicago and Rock Island, 4sT; Cleveland
sndTToledo, 2O%; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
g; Illinois Central, Scrip, 525s Michigan Southern
gan Central, 43; Reading, 3l14; Harlem, l2s Erie
70; New York Central, 70B Pacific Man, II ;
mortgage, l0H Hannibal and st. Joseph Bonds,
59 Missouri Sixes 65A; Tennessee Skies, II; United
States Elves, of 1865 90.
Money out of Bank is rather dearer, and IS per
cent the rate, except in very rare cases. for the
best time Paper There is a continued movement
Of Gold to the South; about one million has been
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-07
,ATHARISE. sCHRIT VS., GEORGR

" SsCHEIT.-2i,Ol ,OlT-Hamilton Common Pleas
The above named defendant, George scheit, non-
resident Of the State Of Ohio, will take notice that
on the 9th day Of September, A. D. 1850, the above
complainant, Catharine sehet, filed her petition in
the Clerks Once Of the COnrt of Common Pleas OF
Hamilton County, State Of Ohio, against him,
wherein she charges him, the said defendant, with
extreme cruelty, gross neglect Of duty, habitual
drunkenness for three years, wilful and continuous
absence for three years, and with adultery, and
prays 10 be divorced from her said husband have
the care and custody Of her child. have her name
changed 70 that OF SchafeT, and have alimony aud
costs That said cause is pending in said Court
aud unless he appears on before the 18th day Of
December, 1850, and plead, answer demur thereto
the same will be heard In his absence and deeree
taken therein. ROBT. MOORE,
uO1-fW Attorney for petitiOner
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-07
hi EGAL NOTICR-WILsnN X. NIxnN

II .EGAL NOTICE-WILsON *. NIXON,
~ Plaintiff Vs. Andrew McMicken and John II.
Mcdowell, late partners as McMicken a Co., Ruth
erford B. Hays, Rachael Ann McMicken, Belle
Mcdowell, Richard Wilson, William S. PEBBLES and
Joseph y. PEBBLES, Defendants.-Court of Common
fIeas, Hamilton County-2l, ,269.-The said defend
ants, Andrew and Rachael Ann McMicken aud
John II. and Belle Mcdowell, non-residents of the
State of Ohio, hereby notified that on the 18th
day Of November, A. ID. lSG0 the said plaintiff fled
his petition in said Court, stating that in proceed
instituted by William II. Domminck, against Al
eXander f. Willis, in February, A. D. 1855 to fore
close a mortgage upon the following described
premises, viz: All that lot Of ground in the city OF
Cincinnati, in the subdivision of John L. GanO be-
tween Walnut and Vine-streets and Sixth and ssv.
enth streets and being the east twenty-five feet of
lot nine in said subdivision, aud being ninety feet
deep, and praying that the interest of the said
McMicken and Mcdowell and the said Hays, who
were omitted, to be made parties to said suit of
Domminick against Willis may be foreclosed and
that the amount of money received by said Wilson
and Joseph X. and William S. PEBBLES, may be ad-
judged 70 be paid to the said Hays, as the assignee
Of said McMfcken and Mcdowell, whose claims and
lien were prior to that of said Joseph R. and vii.
liam s. PEBBLES, and said Wilson, and that the title
Of the said plaintiff to said premises may be quieted
and for other relief and the said defendants Andrew
and Rachael Ann McMicken and John II. and
Belle Mcdowell are required to answer or demur to
said petition on or before the 29th day of December
no22-fW M.H&w. TILDEN, for Plaintiff.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-12-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE nF OHIO. HAMILTON COIN

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COJTNTY
3 COMMON PLEAS COURT.oV. Wi1ters Z
Son versus Henry Evans, et ai-Legal Notice No
20,5s6.-Henry Evans, Cornelius v. r. Goodyear
James Freeland and James Dunlap, executors ofthe
last will and testament Of Henry Shelden deceased
deceased, and Edward A. Sheldon, and Sarah Shell.
den, his wife, and Virginia Sheldon. Henry Shelden
infant, heirs and devisees Of said Henry Sheldon,
decsasSd' IHS Of the city county and State Of New
Jonathan H Winters partners, as V. Winters b
Son, Of the county Of Montgomery and State of
Ohio, did, on the 25th day of May, 1860, file their
petition in the Court of Common Pleas of Hamil-
ton County, Ohio, against all of said parties above
named, who are made defendants in said action,
setting, forth That said Henry Sheldon, deceased
did, in his lifetime execute to one Jonathan Harsh
man and said Valentine Winters, partners, as
January 25 1855 that certain payments. were made
interest due on the 25th day Of January, 1885, was
$500 So that TO secure said note said Henry Shell
den executed mortgage on said January Is 1855,
to said Harshman & Winters, on the following de,
ilton and State OF Ohio, to-wit: Lots numbsred
nineteen Q9) and twenty (20) on plat of subdi-
among G Re Rs f am Barr T maze o
ceased, of what was commonly called the Lick Run
and IN %d bS Miami 2 tS thFfs
Hamilton County, Ohio, each of said lots contain
ing five (5) acres, strict measure also the south
strict measure that said mortgage Yves assigned
and transferred by said Harshman & Winters to
said plaintiffs; that said Henry Sheldon is dead,
and said executors have been appointed and quail.
said widows and heirs. That said petition contains
prayer that Judgment may be rendered against
said executors for said sum of money, ard that the
came be levied out of the goods and chattes to be
administered in the hands of said executors; also
for sale Of said mOrtgaged premises to pay said debt
tilted to appear and answer the said petition on the
third Saturday after the 7th day of December, 1860
or ment will be tskeR InR qspOrSng e said prayer
oc25-fwTh j. A. J0RDAN,J Plaintiffs.