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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03
CURRENT ITEMS.


"a will cost that government $4,000.
600.
II The total value Of assessabls
property in Virginia Is set down b,
the Auditor .. sl4s,e78os9. e.
~ A negro boy ID Rusk, rays "a
Enquirer. sold for s2.0Q6, the hiking
ranged from sl7o to s2s5, for oOn-
mon field hands.
~ The New Orleans Delta an
nounces forthcoming work on Mica
ragua, by no less a person Than Gen
VIM. Walker. 4
II Gerrit Smith is 50 nearly rsstor-
ed to health that he has been remov
ed to PeterbOro, the place Of bis rsai>
dence.
~ The Nashville Banner has
placed the name Of Hon. John Bell 1t
the head ofits columns as q candidate
for Presidency.
~ D. 81. strother, Esq, (aports
Crayou" Of Harpers Msgazine.l has
been solicited by the Virginia Histoti>
cal Society to write q history Of the
Harper's Ferry invasion.
~ Mr.. Amman of Lownfeld. n. r.
a few days since, wishing to have the
honey taken from one hive without
killing the bees, blew chloroform into
the hive, when the bees fell asleep. and
were removed to another hive without
harm. Next morning they wers all
awake and in lively state.
~ The Chicago papers announce
an extensive issue Of well executed
connterfeits on the following Illinois
banks! Elves on tie Lafayette Bank
at Bloomington. tens altered from ones
ofthe Lancaster Bank, and pilot graph.
ed fives on the international Bank,
Raleigh.
~ Thomas Turner, Jonathan Hai"
ris, and Jesse Wheeler. have been aress
ted ia Guilford County. N. G., and se,
verely held to bail for circulating Hell
per's Book. They have been receiv.
ing them BY the box full, and circuia-
ting them. Let them have tar and cot.
ton, at the close Of their trial.
/ ~ It is stated there are now il
Canada forty Eve thousand runaway
8 aves from the Sonth. Valueing these
slaves Al an average of one thousand
dollars euch ii is cl. ar that the British
provinces are lahoring $500 worth Of
property Of citizens Of the united states
and keeping it beyond the reach ofths
rightful owners.
i ~ The foo'ings Of the end of the
year, in the city of N. Y. show that IN
1856 l56 persons were drowned hom-
ieides, 90; suicides, SO; inques,s. ,oos;
! policemen, 2l7o, expense Of police, one
and half millions; arrests by police,
50440 men, PATIO women, all been In
prison; children who were lost and re.
stored, 2,S70; arrivals from foreign
: ports. 4.o2s; county tax; 1866, 900
three persons sentenced to be hung, nil
e1caped so far.
u The Paris papers speak Of q
new material TO be used IN loading fire
arms. Sea weed has been found to b
E the best gun wadding as ever yet used
: 1t answers the purpose admirably. keep
ing the iron cool, and not liable 10 ig
n milton like the cotton wad hitherto il
!. use. By order Of government larg'
/ amounts have been gathered on tn
coasts of Normandy and Brittany
The material has already been distrib
: t-b on the ordinance Departments 8
Vincinnes.
I z AYanke editor, noticing the de
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03
TIE LATEST NEWS.

ceeding In the House of Representa- |
lives to day were of the same general
tenor as has been reported for weeks
past, with the exception that anoter bal
lot was taken for Speaker, without,
however, materially altering the gener
al result of previous ballots.
The ballot taken to-day is the thirty
fourth ballot of the session, and result
ted as follows:
Sherman, los; Bocock, 81; Smith,
Of N. c., %; scattering, SO.
Sherman lacked three votes of an
election, the whole number cast being
2l5, necessary to achoice, los.
WAsHIEaroN, Jan. 23.--The Presi-
dent has ordered the Superintendent of
Armory at Springfield. Mass, to send
Is 90 muskets South. A portion Of
them ale to be sent to Charleston, S. G !,
another portion to Augusta, GA, and a
portion to Baton Rouge, La.
The Presiden. has also ordered 5000
rifles from the WATERFOWL and Water
vile Arsenals, to be sent South for use
in case of necessity.
WAsHIEGroE, Jan. 23.-The Wash
ington correspondent of the New York
Times says that Postmaster General
Holt threatens to resign his seat in the
Cabinet. unless the President remove
Isaac Cook from the Office of Postmaster
at chicago.
The Secretary OF War insists upon
ordering Moriimore II. Meigs to Fori-
da. This step is strongly opposed by
the President, JEFF. Davis and Senator
Toombs.
These two affairs are said to be the
causes which have occasioned the dis
sensions in the Cabinet.
| WAsHrSsToS. Jan. 25.-The Gov
eminent is making arrangements for a
horse express from 81. Joseph, Mo-, to
Placerville, California, by which the
contractor agrees to transmit dispatch
es between the two points within ten
days.
/ Hon. J R. Giddings, Of Ohio, and
John Brown, Jr-Ola Browns son
were summoned as witnesses by the
Harper's Ferry Investigation Com
mittee to-day. John Brown Jf. could
not he found, having absconded 10 parts
unknown.
Mr.. Sanborn, of Mass, has also been
subpened, but declined to OBEY III,
summons, and took passage by the IN
derground railway while measures
were being taken to compel bis atteu
dance.
: Charles BIsre. of Collinsville, Conn.
was examined before the committee TO
; day in regard to the pixies be maaufac
; tured for old Brown.
Mr. Blare testified that he was
Democrat, that he made the pixies use'
by Brown at Harper's Ferry, and tina
Brown paid him for them, b t he kne'
nobody else connected with the affail
5 He testified that all the time he man
/: ufactured the pixies. he did not know I
: what use they were to be apple {.
n Some other witnesses were examin
ed but nothing ofimportance was elie
! tied.
o
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03
nr The cadd, Gazette, warns all

= ~ The Ca1dsf Gazette, warns all
steangers visiting Shreveport 70 look
81 oat.for robbers, thugs, &C., and adj
ssa risesthem to depoEit their money 1--WE
s. suppose the edisorSmeans # they have
4 anyl in, the Bank for safe keeping,
The Doctor admoplshes said strangers
aby all means 70 Eeep sober II The
advise is no doubt sensible, as for as
the keeping sober is conserved. 1t
-nowcn't hurt aman to keep sober,eTen II
a che isn't afraid a Icing robbesi We
..fdoa't suppose ne Doctor enNrtains
any fears Of being rebbed-;Jadging
. !. from the duns ii his paper,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

81 81 Cob Il. j Looney, late pf this
- perish, has associated himself wSth Dir.
:. Samuel Wells, Ct Shreveport. f2r the
purpose Of practicing law. Colonel
LoOney is well kn9TD in this parish
as IN able and s&ntEnch lawyers Be
slsfng personally acquainted Wifh Mr..
sqWella, weknow lIins to be good law
fsser and a gentlenaaa. See theif card
dim anothercolnma
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

II In Australia when Bank sus-
ponds, the usual practice is to take the
President TO the nearest tree and serve
him in the same manner The RENEE
dy is believed by some to be efiicacious
but we would hardly recommend its
introduction here.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

a ~ We call particular attenaion to
the advertisement CT Nr. v. Shilet. to
be fonnd inanother column. Gige him
8 call if you wish tp be suited 7gith the
best articles in hisaipe.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

or In I'll. or,le, Vi nature we can.
not render benefits to those from whom
we receive them. or only ssldom; but
The benefits we receive must be rem,
dered again, line for line, deed FOR deed
TO somebody.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

~ The Charleston Mercury has
dis .overe'! from much investigation OF
the statistics of marital infelicity, that
more wives of Northern men runaway
from their husbands, than there are
slaves who lee from their masters
The Springfield Republican says the
inference would seem to be that the
Northern women ara at least are app
to Get The Uuion slide"
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

~ The N. Y. correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury writes that since
the introduction Of sewing machines
into the schools, the piano has been
much neg ected, whic in that cacopho-
nous community, he says. will be hail
ed as positive Messing
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03
1t is said that the Empress Eu

~ It is said that the Empress Eu-
genie and the ladies of her Court have
definitely abandoned crinoline; and
that they have also substituted short
dresses for long ones. The individual
who reported the change forgot to
state which end of the dress is shor-
tened Probably both ends. Ifo. it
will he a case in which extremes meet.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03
New Arms FOR MISSISSIPPI. The
Viksburg Wing says.


We are reliably in informed that
Gov. Pettus is now in Correspondence
with the principal factories through
out the country, with view to the
purchase of the new arms for fhe State
Arsenal, ordered by the Legislature.
TheGovernor has selected as the prin-
cipal State arm the Mississippi rife.
with the sword bayonet. and the larger
portion Of the supply will be of that
weapon A few percussion nuskets,
however. will be ordered, as well as
some of the late improvements in arms.
We also learn that the Governor in
tends calling on the General Govern
m nj for Mi.xissippi's portion # ar.
tillery field pieces and equipments.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

u, 81 The Dry Gpods establishment
of n !'asr, at tbs IPlace, has bsen re-
moved 10 the ssdre-house formerly oc-
cupied by w. ]. Hancock Dc Co
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

T A Paris correspondent says tf
Napolean. that he is by race an Italian
by birth Dutchmar chool edu-
cation German, by ta-y educa-
ton Swiss, by political studies an
Engiishman, and by his crown a French
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

,bstid Down Of rH& BACHELORS "A res
Il itolufion was introduced in the lower
10 House of the Vi~giaia Legislative. on
olnthe 3rd alt., inQeiFing into sAe pro-
uriety Of taxing bsehelors, past thirty
years Of age. SO per amman tT the
sascs.i,a 81 7ssor children
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

4-~s HaEThe Bell4sue Male and Female
;,iSebool. viii open its first session at the
former residence 9f Dig. A. w. spurIin,
and continue toa hold there unsil the
Academy. now 10 construction i com
rFetad
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

NJ Ha Messrs. Egans and t~pombs.
our worthy representatives, bare our
thanks for Legislative documeass.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03
70. n. scAsLAND. EDsr9a.
rRua

TERMS
TRs Bcs@KR BASaER Is issueS every
FRIDAY morning; subscripticn, per
manaurs, three daliars--in sdgsnce-
Advertisements inserted for ore. dollar
per square Of ten lines or less. for
ths frst insertion, and so eents for
Zach Subsequent oae. Liberal de-
auctions made in favor OF yearly
advertisers, who will be required to
eonfine Themselves strictly to their
legitimate business. s
Professional and business cares Snsert-
ea by the year, for ten doller2; five
dollars for six ponihs.
Announcements Of candidates fTill be
inserted for tan dolfars--tO b paid
In advance.
an articles inserted for the bsreht OF
Ipatties or individuals, at their OWL
q salicitatation, WEI be charged for al
advertisements.
JOB work to be paid for On deitery.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

v 81 feel for your situation --es
the probe said to the bullet
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

e THoAAs n. SHIELDS. No. Sc,
gsrhvfer street. New Orleans. T. duly
authorised toact as agent for tip Bos-
sier Banner. in thaIeity
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

~ The Southern Field aud Fire
side, is one of the best family Eapcrs'
-aafOs the Southern rsader, published in
& thesSouth. Il Is q large eight page
% weekly err saining eorty columns OF
,aachoiee reading maftep. The Fl@ld and
s Fireside is Soutserl publication, de-
voted TO the instruction and amuse-
mont of the friends Of Southern Liter
AZURE, Agriculture and art. and should
-ai be pairoufzed in reference to I'll such
ssIstrash is Bonner'ss Ledger. Published
haaby James GardaeS. Augusta ASa., al
raq 81 per annam.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

E We omitted to mentions last is
bf1saeahat our correspondent .'oSa Maid
t1sshallfavored us wish another of hsr very
naasgrseable products sas-which sPpear-
Led in our last. We hre always pleased
to hearsfrom the fair sex and extend
a. cordial welcome eTen to an Old
aiaid.n we hoTse aur fair correspon-
dent will again fayar cur columns with
zsitle gifted thoughts of her ready pen
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

N The last invention in a small
way, is that of a down-easter, who
makes umbrellas with gutter all
around them. 50 the water posrs of in
= single ssreana.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

4 Paragraphists should remember that
there is difference between shall and
VIII. For exemple:
A Frenchman tumbled overheard,
aud sung out: II ieill drown, and no.
body shall helpme," The sailors told
him., thrown and be id" Had be
said, II shall drown. and nobody will
help me. they would have saved him.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-02-03

b Z i = V U Z
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY o. 1860
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06

49, CESS-rhe exritement Ia behAfof brkers Cstesrd
TEL PsH Brs continues 70 increase throughout Virginia and
The Sut aad he demand for has bscoms 30 great that ne
Proprietor difficulty In 'uppyugt As for Ague and
Fever Without ryA and have vet 10 learn
wArre they have failed 70 check that nAuaea
oAhsomc a. when taken log 10 dreeonA FOR
Dyspepsia Che Morhu summ.r Complaint, rorpity OF he
rtr stomach and ndg ston these Mters without
rivals Cor Hradlch 1ey have been known TO
cNscs, arr The bt fh tcans had Even them
up hopeless v where there young chdrez should
without them IN he Sprag and Pail months thy Improve
che appetite and strengthen he system Being entirely nee from
posonos mineral substances thew betAkrn By both
AZ under an circumstances II you need etsatt
elective medicine them andudge for yourselves Of their
viriufs
the prominent Druggists 10 the city Of Rhm nd
in Virginia and North CIR lima Also BY g. W.
Jones On Meuphs rean x ". Smith Brandoa Miss syme
Provan NeE Orlran' D. Mile, Cavngton, Ny stoti
wsshingtca city, d. c. CanAy. Gilpln Co Baltimore, n A
Faanestook Co Philadelphia and Rarne Park, Y orders
alel bv aiirrs.nR \ BAKER. Proprietor
Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
rELEGRAAEs-
TIE PRIMES or WAIkS

WAsHNsroN, Oct 5.-The Prince Of Wales and suite,
with the President and his friends went to Mt VeruS
TO-DAY and spent several hoGs there They returned
about dusk The party were conveyed thither by the
steamer Harriet Lane. The royal party viii leave IN The
steamer Harriet Lane at ten O'Clock in the forenoon &C.
morrow for Richmond via Acquia Creek The Prince
Is highly delighted thus far with the American people
and the attentions he has received. Nothing has trans
pred here or elsewhere anything but the most
favorable impressions.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06

BaLroEE 5-Foar dull and heavy Howard Street and
OH a6ska&aTs. wheat firm white Ss6tt GO Com hrm
yellow 6ra Provisions steady Mes Pork 10 500 ei95 prime
StTa Uonce diE WHISKY steady - 2261 rae
Nav Oct 5S'oeks live and better New York oehras
S9b vireiuas 81 = Mzouhs -
YOaE Eycnng-Cotton steady. Flour generally cents
lower 5oukeln unchargd Wheat Gt2 cts higher Soath-
en wie a. a. Cora cent better mixed cJie PORK heavy
yesterday Lard quiet Whsky hm at 23se rug y
steady Coffee arm Turpentiae firm at tlh0B kosn Las
"a Rfse Unclaimed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
BY GODDIY a APpERsoY, Aacrs.
EcUT0Ks sALE or VERY yALuAnLE

II REAL ESTATE ON TIE SOUTH EIDE OF FRANKLIN, Be
TWEEN Sd AND 4TH STREETS, AND on THE EAST SIDE OF
5TH rNEEN CLAY AND Leigh sTREETsAt the requet
the executors Of the late Miss sally Cole decd veha sell pub
auction, the premises THURSDAY, the 1th Oc co.
ocoek the loving valuable real estate the To- tie
South side Of Franklin between 80 and 9Th SITS wh o framed
dwelling house theeop onag GG feet rlnnng bck l20 feet
alley ARR The sale Of the lot the old building vii be sold
be removed In reasonable tine After which, say abou, ,
o'clock r. NJ will be sold that valuable lot With handsome trc
dwelling thereon In the 81 Dr. VIM f. Andersen
fronting - the line Of Jh street, running
wide aley 1h house Is nearly new, ard Is well
rsnTed for the comfortable accommodation Of large family
TRRNs cash. bsaree At T. and II months, regoiiabe
ntes Interest added and title retained m all the purchase
ey Isl paid GODDiN AFPERsON,
SCI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06

FIEE.-Tbe alarm Of fire, Yesterday afternoon,
caused BY the mperyclon OF Tue, ia Mr.. A. Lybroeks
nsS store, under the SpOjtssooi House. The furnace
being hea,ed for purpose, caused the Ignition Of
joi,t which entered the va close 10 the tue. Tue hre
was soon extugushed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06

VINO WANTS A GlRoESEs IT any OF readers, far
near desires the services Of experienced gardener
We would Snicrm them that NJ Plirck BInss former
~ gar ener at the 4. 5 Arsenal Washington and sub
sequeIly fir Secretary Corwin and Gen. fsylor, OF
NeEprrt XIV, desires employment in that capacity
A-v messy. for bin NAV be lel. at thii office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06

ClCs MEsTISG.-The regular meeting Of the Young
Mems Bel, aud Everest. Club will take place tonight at
the Club House. Whether the Prince will call In not
TO witness the gathering Of patriots remaus be
But whether be d0ss or nos the members Of the Club
should assem5 and transact any business that may be
presented for their consideration.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06

a RsQuEsr.-If a 6's Of the Ne~ York Courier and
Enquirer Tor the past tW weeks preserved by any one
in this city, vs would ike 70 be informed where t may
be seen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
MARKKrS

DEATH OF GOV. WILLARD.
CINCINNATI Oct. Gov. Willard, Of Indiana, died
l,st night, at ST. Pauls, Minnesota, of consumption.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06

BALLOoS AscENsIoN.-ProE Wise vii make his 2gd;h
ascension this aieruOon as bAlPlt o'clock, from the
enclosed 10, az the corner Of Franklin and 7h streets
We Raly hope tha the people viii display more ho,
raty than hey did the ocesson Of the Professors
last ascension. They should remember that t costs
considerable sum initiate the balloon, e,c, aud that
the ero1at peris hi life in enter aiming them with sci
enghc exhibition Surely then, the citizens Of Rich
mOad who may desire witness the ascension, will not
hest ae 10 pay the small admission fee Of IS eents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
FROM THE ACCOMPLISHED
Virginia Authorizes.
C1oaks! Cloal1s

C1oakSi ClOal1S
WE the pleasure o. mng the ladies tia. Mrs Terce
w gave uniyers sau faction n Cloak Departm Mt
the past year again her post after pe cling month In "
York where she secured al he aies styles snd patterns We
are prtpAed with god stock e cloths and uimmirgs to
order short notice garment wanted In addition 10
IN. large stock AlEavs on hand.
Miss Breer Lady OF rare qualifications engaged a. assist
ant la the and will have Ter her exclusive
eontrol tu'tng and dttlng Of Basques. Ousaes Ao
ds Of the above styles rely haV
Ing D. IN made 1t style and very best
10 the above department have superior facilities for getting
pa rrn and having all In house. under
our immediate supervision confident Of ability to sell
oass quality style making considered lover than they
sold house 8 nth New York In few days We shall
have wrapp,ngs for children. ..
CHlLte a CHfNeh1.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
GALE vALu RLE EsrArE on Low

SALE OF VALU RE ESTATE on Eowar
- James Riyer.-0n WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of October at
O'Clock P NJ BY Stue Of decree Of Prince George Crsuii
Court rendered ~ May last will be sold 20 the hshes; bid
der that desirable Tract 81 Snd situated In Pnee George
county, called ount Pleasant beonsg TO the dsVees Of
Cater H. Fdoe deed This land adons the upper and lower
Brandon es:ates, DR.. ~ ". Osborne and others.
This Tract eosiins about 600 Acres, $40 Of which areJan
River t h cultivation The five sh system and under
cool The baance IS well tmbered with original growth
Til 6sate situated deEser, IN the midst Of most refined
aud cultivated society," conveniently several wharves
the river ard Of easy largest mari cts in
ducenens reres mt Wh II seldom that such aHds in
maIk The Of cultivation pursued has been the
liberal Kind regards The Ola naturally Zee fo by
the free of lime plaster drainage, sc Bsdes the value Of
the Arable land wood land unusually valuable for m fee
oas, cypress and heart PIKE timber.
TEXN-A credit Of and years. for boRdi bearing interest
date Interest 10 be paid annually with with good secu
~ and len on the land to secure the payment.
DAVID MAY Comr
The Enquirer will please publish heabove. se2T-9awtds
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-10-06
VERY VALUABLEAN ATTnA GIVE I,I.

NEHY VALUABLE AND ATIhACLINEI I'VE
PROVED REAL ESTATE AT TllE CORNER or CARY and
8rH STRESS At AUOriON-Wni he sold auction, the
prers hoNDAY the 18Th Of october 1850 at ~ O'Clock
r. ~ that most valuable Improved Real Essie located above
now In the occupancy Of htss MeGrgcrs sops Barksd
Brothers aud others The property elng for 81 40 per
annum btsi small porioa Of Il not occupied.
The location Of this property In the very centre OF trade i
justly regarded valuable beng Convenient to all the places
OF blsiness In The city.
9Th III balance at g. s. r. and 10 months for
negotiable notes. interest added secured y trust deed title
retained. G0DDIN APPERsoN,
oc2-tis Auetloneefs