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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-03-30
Louisville and NaShVilie
RAILROAD.
- - 20. a.

ESSSzS5 5000 :sSssSS.lE SzE8
TWO through express Passenger Trains betweeo
Il Nashville and Louisville, making close conDee
tons at Louis vile New York, Bs st0a PHI ladel
ph.a, BaltimcTe. asLingtOh City, Buffalo; Niagara
Fails Ciey Gland, CincnnaIi 81. LOmIs, anu the Far
West.
On and after SUNDAY, January ed, 1860, trains
Will run as follows:
fTsltran leaves Nashville at so A N. daily stop
ping at 6allatn Bowii' Green, Glasgow Junoti, D
klzabethtONn and ali regular Stations hen signal
led by flag and arriving in Louisville &: $50 P
III. Returning, leaves il lille al 90 p ~, s,op
ping as above, aud arriving IN Nashville at 6:05
A. NJ.
Second train leaves Naebville at 1880 A N. daily
Sundays excepted } STOPPING hrsI train and ar.
irving ln Loulsviileat $40 p NJ Returning Ieav C.
Louisville at $40 A. NJ, stopping above aud ar.
irving IN Nashville at $3.50 =. NJ.
6ailain Accommodation Train leaves Nashville
daily Sundays eXceIed) at 3:l5 2. NJ, and aFriv-
ing IA GalIaun at5:10P- N. Returning leaves Gala
TIN at 90 n. M, and arrives In Nashville elo
A. 81. JNO. B. ANDERSON. Supst
A. J. FIElD, Gen Ticket g't jan2S-dtf
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oaiy oae Change ~ Car 20 81. Louis. ciseia-
nati. or Chicago.


vUsf r@z<lssa. - sszetlee csuzzy HF9 esz<s.
% al xff1 - esze<< $50 fgaze, 1850 - h<=zsszHs
a. exsF o<e1< - as s.sIksts - - - ?.
$3.50 = ~ ~ 49,
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Tcs@ke place as specified.
me Grand apital Prize Of $5O.oj
Approximation Prizes.
!, 4s5PriEes -.......
whole Tickets $40; Halves s5;ouarters 50

Certificates at paeksess IA The Ordinary Draw in
will be sold At tie following -ates which Is the
Certificate Of Package Of 10 " hole Tickets SD
Z" /" 10 Half ID
- 10 Quarter - - I'd
/" 10 Eighth I'd
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<x-zx -. la ~ s<seelsa LnuT coal = . =
---s-5 III Re <saz Yard, sheEe Il = fei1 - he
=. 49, Il = eeszs pr e1<..ei. prep yee7 sr<c<@
= - Sc - = o, sz4 shes VII ee IreEEt{ AZ
- = saECfl ,. 3G&kus
lsss-1 YzFs bs<k 81 \. { = T. Depot
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Zeal Oil lamps.

n nnzEx cczs o. Izrszz. - x.rsecs ssyles. ass
II ,u-<z - cr<ees<l>d IoI.sas 6ufner, Ter sis
800 Hans, BkoN< = pu
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Grausp0rtatioll.
Nashville and Chattanooga R.R.
- - - s.
Change of Schedule.

SH day next. Feb. 90, 1850,
Double Daily Passenger Trains, East and West,
viii follows.
GoI<G EAST
Leave Nashville AZ 40, A. =. and g. rx
Arrive al Cbsft.noola =. and Al
C. MING wEST.
Lea<ee Chattanooga at A. ~ and P. n
Arrive II Nashville - $40 r ~ Ano s A T..
IL rail- connection. and shortest route 10 Boston,
~ New \ ork, Phiia,. lphia, Baltim9re. Washing
ton City, RchmoDsi, Petersburg, LyBcbhnrg Knox-
Wig savannah, Charleston, Montgomery, Memphis,
New Orleans, &c - :.
hatn TRANS aanecf at Stevenson with Trains on
memphis and Charlestnn Raiiruad, and ~ Galatians
"a n M iraias On Easl Ten nessee and Georgi and
western and Atlantic Railrs ads.
infoasn tickets may be had 1t any hUur on appii-
canon 10 &ekei Agent. Office leyot the f5l-
rowing pieces. ana ~ the following prices, siz:
Nashvlue 10 New York, via Char leetnn s c. $50 90
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Louisville. New Albany d Chicago
RAILROAD.
80 80

FOR ST. L0uIS, Chicago, DETR0tf,
And ala Points West and North
west.
The Great Western and North west shortLine Route
1859. FAIL ARRANGEaENT
Two Daily Traies 10 ST. Louis, Cincinnati
and Chicago.
ON sne after DECEMBER sth. 1859 Passenger
~ ffsias sliiieav Ses albsAy folioxss
fo:lo A n Chteako a4d -. l.osts Expfess Nail
flsaily except Sundz3 lreacbiEfs - Len sft3sSe
A. NJ, and cssc4so Al iosso A II. cfncsnnelf a
1osis y. u.
fe1t r. ~ Chicago and Ss- Louis Sikks EXPRESS
{pssiy exeegs sateFdaysl, reaching 81 i-anss a
i.oof- ~ and Chacaso a. los4o p - &c e1l1f-
fsy nishIs thts train runs seiy 20 h3irAeli.r re-
sufniag AoEtss moruihgs-
Ids p. q. A.lrhelf AcccBsase1tlen ftzlef ezrspt
sundkysl. hssETnipK. cenHecfs atffH tas tE--n
fr8a -. Ilaa5s Is essS A H.. rser1i.E Ses Al
Trains leave 81 losss a 3 - A. ~. asa szoo =
NJ. sfrixiaf - LpzssEiz-s Al ssis A = saa $40
Pm.
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TURNING any hem without previous folding, from
j the arrpwsst Width tntwo aud hall inches
ard all kinds If fabric from Cnbrc Z" 81 lex Br d.
cloth, ToweiiBs Flannel. Like be Howe Mac hint
they erior 70 any thing Of the kind heretofore
IA tro. ucsd- sfs $500 rst1
Web Eve recently brought ont from our New York
ON iauies " ho will, when d, sired go into ia
III anu give thorough tructicns upon HE How
Machines.
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For Rent or Lease.

I WILL rcrt or lease my place the Murfrees.
horo' Pike r-'ics from the city for The present
year with the privilege OF I've years There is
a convenient Br.ck Dwelling with Kitchen and good
SttbIes. and n splendid well OF excellent wat-r.
There elve of superior land sHitable for
raising II kinds OF marketing.
feb22-H l. us LEWIS.
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RAND
extraordinary DrawlE|
eye To take place as abevespecsned
One Grand Prize of SIOO, Dol

Whole Tickets $50; Halves $40: Quarters
Certificates Of Packages xiil be sold ~ the follow
rates, y kieA is tie rs
eersinc4ae ii Packaf 81 &c whole Tel cts, SD
- &c half q l4d
"a Is quarter g a
"a a. 20 eighth So 81
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LADIES WEAR.

I.ciss sapsr Black Lasting Congress Caters, with
and without heels;
LADIES' super Black Lasting Sid Lace Caters, With
AMI without heels;
ladies' Super Black Lasting Front Lace Caters, with
and without heels;
Ladies black and broBxed Button heel Caters;
D." bronzed Congress heel do;
{" super gIish Calf do;
"a "a front lace Boots, with and
without heels;
Ladies hSe Kid Congress mont lace Boots with and
without heels;
Ladies' one Kid Slippers with and without heels;
Velvet End Slippers. With nd without heels;
s Toilet Slippers, hznd4 me variety.
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Charleston and Savannah
r NJ ~ 4 q nv LIN ES
Ra.es Reduced ard SPEED Increased.

INXPRESs Freight Trains on all the roads on and
L. after The .4ih OF ID cember, 1883, through
from New York 10 Nashville:
first Clss, per loo pounds. 6s
S Seeo9S 5p Cass, :. :, -.-..---.--.... I IS
Fourth Glass;. . %
Hats, caps and Bnnnets.... -..-...-...-. 2 IS
me from savannah and Charleston to Nasty ale three
three d half and four days.
Tine from New York and lhiladelphia, seven and
half, eight and nine DAYS.
1nteryeDiHgS bbalhs cause.-The above variations in
time, as no freight trains run On Sunday over
. three lines.
No deteutions by ice or snow. OverchaTges ana
damages except damages occurring at seal pTompt-
iy adjusted By The Nashville and hats noogi Rail-
road delivery. c. w AkDEiSSoN
deo.3-f
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S Xix S,
D R Ess G GODS,
AND
STUFF GOODS.

Black Italian SILKS, all wiGths.
Ores DeRhines Lyons, every width and quality.
Lyons Grus D'Saps, blk and coPd.
Black TaGsias medium and heavy.
Black Armure RoyaIe.
Rich Poult De S1ie.
Rich Pouh De Sole, Bay adore and Plain.
Gros De Paris ,iuIl boiled.
Rich CLene, extra rich.
Rich Robes, two to ten volants.
Black Velvet, Lyons.
Black Satius, "a
White silk serges and Oil Silks.
Black and colored Challies.
PopIins, Baysdere, Chene and Broche.
Grapes, English and Italian, all colors.
Grape Leisse-
Oriental Bareges and Tissues.
Grenadines and Icons Cloths.
DeLalnes Plaid and Printed.
DeIaiaes rich chintz colors.
MsrinDs, blk white and cold.
Alpaccas, blk, cold and Brocade.
Black Bo nba zines, Winter and Summer fabric.
Noreens for S kris.
Grass Cloth for skirts.
Clan Tartan Plaide, Scotch.
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Wrapping Department.

In this department will be found yer
large and we'll selected stuck Of
Black Silk MsutiIlas.
Black Lace Maniillas.
Black Lace Points.
Handsome Grenadine Shawls.
Handsome Grenadine Searis.
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Ribbons and Trimming.
French Bonnet Ribbons, every style.
Parls Sash R.bbOLs, elegant
Velvet Ribbons, full seIsag,s.
Cap Ribbons
Full Mourning Ribbons.
FringesIor MATTHIAS and Dire sses-
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Prizes Paid immediately amer she
stra<Ilu..

- n.FdeEsa4arzsssst so <<Ne $50 es-es :
nj aipstop pei - u ssaeet y nj Pronpi 1-ten
Ia a prsaIse Hssia idFssin sfse1 iAsseo-
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-29
SANTA FE WEEKLY GAZETTE.
PUBLIC ACTS.


Guar. CXX.--An act to dissolve the Washing
tons Manual Labor School and Male Orphan Asy-
lam Society Of the District Of Columbia" and to
authorize the Transfer Of its Effects to Che "COlum-
bin Institute for the Instruction of the Deaf and
Dumb and the Blind,
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States Of America in
Congress assembled That the trustees of Wash
ingtons Mammal Labor School and Male Orphan
Asylum Society Of the District Of Columbia" in
corporated by an act of Congress approved on the
thirteen day of June, eighteen hundred and forty.
two, be and they are hereby authorized and EN-
powered, by deed or other instrument in writing
TO transfer oil their funds and property of every
description to the Columbia Institute for the in
struction of the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind y
Incorporated by an act of Congress approved Feb
ruary sixteen, eighteen hundred and liItyseven on
such terms and conditions as may be agreed upon
by said corporate bodies and incorporated in such
deed or instrument Of writing.
SEC 2.-And be 1t further enacted That the said
deed OF transfer or instrument Of writing shall be
recorded in the recorders Office for land titles, in
the county of Washington in the District Of Co
umbia, and the terms and conditions of said deed
shall be as obligatory upon said Columbia Institu-
ton as if they formed part Of its charter; and
from the date of the record thereof as aforesaid
the trustees of " Washingtons Manual Labor
School and Male Orphan Asylum Society" shall
be forever thereafter absoved from their trust, and
the act of June thirteen, eighteen hundred and
forty-two. comforting upon them corporate powers
and privileges, shall he thenceIoward repealed
Provided That all the debts and pecuniary labil-
tiles of the said ",WashingtOn's Manual Labor
School and Male Orphan Asylum shall be trans
ferred to assumed by and be debts of the said
Columbia Institution for the instruction of the
Deaf and Dumb and the Blind" which shall be
responsible therefor and suits at law or in equity
may be commenced against said last mentioned
corporation the same as il said debts had been or
iginaly incurred by it,
Approved June 10, 1860,
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County Of Santa ",
August Term A. D, 1850
10 chaueery.
USirEp sfAfEs OF AnERicA,
TiRRlYoRI oy NEW MExiro,
First Judicial District Cour,
RicHABp II TonPKIss
HESRI 0'NlIl and
Al xan

he II remembered that the 18th day Of said August
term 1890 Of said court the being the 18th day Of said
mouth the following order male 10 the above entitled
cause
This lay came the said complainant in bic proper per
son. aud II appearing TO the satisfaction o. the court that
Robert n Smith, one Of tie sd defendants moi resident
Of the Territory Of New Nexco but resides beyond the limit
thereof 20 that the nay sbpGns in chhncery cannot he
served upon hm II is therefore ordered and Adudged by tie
court that the said defenant enter hs appearance to the
above entitled cause which % bill 70 enforce the partition
and convey from tie said defendants the said COMPLAIN
ant nf oe nall VI the interest Of the lac Hugh N Smith,
10 certain tract Of lanl lying in the county Of San Miguel
Territory Aforesaid before the rs day Of the next term
Of thu court 10 be begun AMI held at the cut house in the
city OF Santa e Teroty Of New Mexico IN the 6rt Won.
day If Marcn next and plea answer demur to cm lain
ants BILL or the sail bill will he taken coneSsed to him.
II further ptcrl and aeludged that publication be made
Of the abnve order for four successive times 10 weekly
newap per- PUBLISHED In the Territory Of New Mexico, the
last 10 be made at eas fur weeks before the first day Of the
next term of this court and that number Of ad paper
containing such publication be mailed directed to said de-
iendant, al Lexington No. together with true copy Of
said bill, Wi'nrsi the
HoS. KIRBH pEsHDics, Chief Justice
and Ex-0fncio presiding judge nf the
Grsi judicial district court and the
seal Of said court thia lat day Of
September, Al D 1860.
Ia.H sAn'L Ellison, Clerk.
Sep, ls-i T.
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established. They may appoint or elect presi
dent and secretary Of their own body, and ali such
officers, professors, or teachers, as to them may
seem expedient, and may confer upon them such
powers, not inconsistent with the Constitution
and laws Of the United States, as may to them
seem suitable to the end in view They shall pro.
vide for the election Of their successors on The LIST
day OF October, lS60and annually thereafter /; but
II from any cause such elections should not take
place at the times herein provided, they may be
appointed for any other convenient time. And
the said trustees for the first election, and their
successors ever thereafter shall determine and es-
tablish the rules and conditions upon which sub
scrbers and contributors to the said gallery and
school shall be admitted as members Of the said
institution, the manner in which they shall vote
in the annual elections for trustees and the privi
liges they shall enjoy in the said institution and
in the lectures, exhibitions, and other proceedings
thereof 4 majority Of said trustees shall consti.
tute quorum to do business.
Ste. 4. Andbe1further enacted, That the
said trustees shall have power to grant and con.
iirm to meritorous persons, such degrees in the
arts as they may in their bylaws establish; and
grant diplomas or certificates, under their common
seal and signed by the president and secretary to
authenticate and perpetuate the same.
SEC. B. And be d(arther enacted, That it shall
be the duty Of the trustees to keep regular books
or journals, in which shall be entered, under their
direction, an account of all their ordinary acts and
proceedings all the bylaws, ordinances, rules and
regulations schedule Of all the property and
effects Of every kind which may in any way be
vested in the said trustees for the use and benefit
OF the said institution and the names of all the
subscribers and contributors qualified to vote for
trustees, with their respective places Of residence
And the said books or journals shall at all times
be open to the inspection and examination of the
said subscribers and contributors and when requi-
red by either House of Congress, it shall be the
duty of the said trustees to furnish any informa-
tlon respecting the institution and its affairs which
may be so required.
SEC, 6, And be ii further enacted, That
nothing in this act shall be so construed as to
authorize said corporation to issue any note, token,
device scrip, Or other evidence of debt to be used
as a currency.
Sec. I. And be ii further enacted, That
this act may at any time be altered, amended or
repealed by the Congress of the United States.
SEC. 2. And be Ii tuather enacted, That
it shall not be lawful for the corporation hereby
created to adopt any system Of lottery or chances,
as a means OF making revenue, or in distributing
any works of art. ....
APPROVED, June ID, 1860.
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cHAr cxxxnAn Act authorizing the Sale Of the Western
Military Asylum In HarrOdsburs, kentucky. r8f
Be- enacted BY ne Senate and Boc @ Representatives cf 4.
Heriea - Congress daHcd That Tho board Of commission
ers Of the Soldiers home be, and they are hereby
authorized and required, to sell and dispose Of the
Western Military Asylum, at Harrodsburg, Ken
lucky, at such time and manner, and upon such
terms and conditions as they may deem best and
that the proceeds Of such sale be restored 10 the
fund Of the said Soldiers Home; Provided That
no sale shall be made until at least sixty days pub.
lie notice thereof shall be given; Pyopidedfrih
That said sale be made within twelve months from
and after the passage Of thi1 act But caid Gale
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-29

CHAr cxxXAn act providing for additional terms Of the
United States Circuit and District Courts in the state Of
Kentucky.
Be u enacted BY he Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States of
america in Congress assembled, That,
in addition to the terms Of the circuit and district
courts Of the United States for the district Of Ken
lucky, now provided for by law, term Of the cir
cult court and Of the district court of the United
States for the district of Kentucky shall be held
in the city Of Louisville, in said district, commen-
cling on the fourth Monday In April in each year,
and term Of each Of said courts shall likewise be
held at said city, commencing on the fourth Mon
day in September in each year, each of said terms
to continue, ifthe business shall require ii. twelve
judicial days and special terms of said courts, or
either Of them, may be held at said city Of Louis.
vile, at such other times as the district Judge may
appoint and process may be made returnable to
any general or special term Of said district or cir.
cult court at said city of Louisville, at any sue.
ceedng term thereof Notwithstanding term Of
said courts may, in the maan time, be held at the
elsewhere, ' V
SIC 9 And he II fu,dbe, enoc,oJ Tho
,bo clerk of tbo said dis,r;o, ava o;sou;. oon..S
sbsll Leon cle,L's of,oo s,s sa;a a.n .o'. Toai'
villa and ali tba recorJS ond nd Y Uu0
business in saiJ courtS a. ~ oni,ilI IrH ho S, y
tboro;n and sba anroin, donn. nln. Jn Sv neP' o
conr,s h reside in aa;S o;,u Sf n;nA UuiA O s'i'
So g. o 1nJbol G e'.th.- ~ n'a,1'ne' a',an"", m
,aS,on.I M T. .o,,s " - :, J."S e"ao'ea' ina,
uu.O Ia .to so''S m 4, ."u saiu as'rGV ana clIcul,
G9ul.s =, 'ne Sh'eI n'ales lor lne dlslrlct Of
nen.uOAy s'. !, " melu 1wice 1urlng eacn ana
ese yY% aoao0d ~ GV,nsyn WossI nea'ucSy coecne
pn l'no ,;na se.Vnu noauS III January shu oepieni
yea %o uJ oV,au bn"iuons h" 1MJ'e uGlca uays eacn
tarmO u Of Soid couo otSdu 81 ho unu spe'la
Sald % a. sa;d IA c;tv ss ro,;nnto ,hv, Vn m "
as thO a. district uSao or ,bs n;taS % stotaa V S a
d;.tc, moy annoI1t and nroooss man 'I b ~ aaa oaO
ratur0oho pp apv asnora 1 Uoeo Snooo & I Sa
d;str;ot nr c;ron;t eons,s a. said o;. a os sa.
ot "nv sucooadins torm thoraor " not,S,agSno
tarw of aid cDnrts An NAV % heva hson s haId oIaI
wSora te, IN " so;d I State State A A"'' '''A "''S ''''
"%o'V S' - ,'s,', 'sIa 1.S.S, 49,. !,
9~' 'p1 y y'' - 'a 'D' ''', "' S''
circuit anu u'S'rlcV court SiaI Keep clerks once
Tor SAID courts 10 sald city Of Covlngton, and all
the records ana papers aPPertalnlng or relating tG
business II IN . salu courts hea az Ooylngton' snail
pe N.Y. 'nV.S'a S a aau ae snan aPPom' u'Paty
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-09-29
INSTRUCTION

INSTRUCTION
81. Achadstol'we, Sursa E ~ N.
Dire ted by the Brothers " nc Christian Schools,
under the sup'riatendency Of Bishop Lamy.
This InstitatOn will reopen November lst' 1860,
In rhe building now occupied by the Brothers,
which is lccated in one Of tho healthiest parts Of
The City. The improvements lately made upon the
building and grounds thereto attached, render it
zoe of the best seats for learning in the country.
Instructions will be given in Rending, Writing,
Grammar, 0rthogfaphy Analysis grammatical and
logical, History, Geography, Arithmetic, Algebra,
Geometry, Surveying, Drawing, Music, the Span
ish, English and French Languages.
Application for Admission or Circulars, may be
made personally or by letter, to
BRoTHER HiLAhiAS, Director.
Sept 6-6.t.
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that all nj the said dfsndants except the said Ellen L. Sho
maker residents Of the aid Territory Of New Mexico
mi reside without the limits thereof 10 that Of subpoe
"a cannot b. personally hal upon them.
II Ia therefore ordered by the ct that notice Of the peui
Ing of this suit be given BY publication Ia soe weekly
paper In this Territory and the ST. Louis Republican, week
newsp published at It, Louis No. dt the space Of six
veeks in eah notifying the said several defendants
that unles they enter their appearance on or before The si
day Of the next Of this court be begun and hell At
Santa RS In the county aoresad Territory Aforesaid the
frat Monday In March, A. 1851 and plead answer demur
to the said bl that the aid bin win be taken confessed
10 them and decree FOR the sale Of the lands prayed for
In the sAid hsl be entered accordingly. Witness the
hon KiRaY BRsEDirr Chief Justice, and
erohicio presiding judge Of first Iu.
dlcih district court, and the seal OF
said court this 3Oth day Of August,
A. D. lS60
As'L ElilsoS Cmak,
ssp..lSsl
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Sec. 4, And be It further enacted, That
the clerk Of the said circuit and district court shall
keep clerks Office for said courts IN said Padu
cab, and all the records and papers cppertainine
Or relating to business in said courts held at Pa
ducah, shall be kept therein; and he shall appoint
deputy clerk for said courts to reside in or neal
aaid Padacah. 5rbt t8ffr