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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-12
lNvERY BODN'S FRIEND,
Every body has it, Every body uses it /,
PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.

PERRY DAVIS
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER.
THE GREAT Family MEDICINE.
Taken Internally, it cures Sudden Colds, Coughs,
&e,, Weak Stomach, General Debility, Nursing
Sore Mouth, Cankor, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia
OF Indigestion, Cramp and Pain in the Stomach
Bowel Complaint, Painters Collie, Asiatc Cholera,
Diarrhca aud Dyscntcry.
Applied Externally, cures Fclons, Boils and Old
Sores, Severe Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Bruises and
Sprains, Swelling Of the Joints, Ringwcrm and
letter, Broken Breast, Frosted Feet and Chilblains
Toothachc, Pain in the Face, Neuralgia and Rheu-
mausm. 1t is u sure remedy for Ague, and Chills
and Fever.
Pain Killer, taken internally, should be adulter-
ated with milk or water, or nude into syrup with
molasses. For Cough, u few drops ON sugar
entenwill be more effective than anything else.
Sec printed directions which accompany each
bottle.
What stronger proof can be produced than tho
following letter received unsolicited from Rev. w.
Is. Jacobs
Newark, n. j., June 6, 1850.
MEssRs. PERRY DAVIS Il &SoN--Gentlemen--Allo
me- unsolicited, to send you word of commcnda-
ton for your Pain Killer. l have used it in my
family these several years and found il all it claims
To be- For Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds, Burns
Cholera tendencies and difficulties, as we'll as dis
eases generally that prevails in families, regard
the Pain Killer us bcyoud all price, aud as efica-
cious beyond any medicine within my knowledge.
We keep ii as our chief family medicine, and find
~ use in ordinary eases worth more than any
doctor. The testimony Of others among NV aC-
quaintances and friends is equally favorable. Many
! clergymen have spoken Of it in the highest terms
as Il family medicine. Missionaries in repeated in
stances have said to in person and in their letters
| that the Pain Killer was by far the best medicine
used in heathen lands and they use forthemselves
! and families, and administer it to others around
| them. Thus much / am inclined to say as an act
| of justice to yourselves and as benefit to others
You arc ut liberty to this testimonial if of any
| service. REV. W. JACOBS,
| Late Editor Christian Chronicle
| BEWARE OF ALL INVITATIONS!
| CAurloN.The public will be cautious that they
| get the genuine Pain Killer as some unprincpled
! men, use that name for their worthless COM
| pounds, in so doing they deceive the community,
and infringe upon the "TKADE Mark of Perry
| Davis.
| Genuine Perry Davis Pain Killer sold by all
respectable Druggists.
| Directions accompany each bottle.
| Price 25c., soc, and $ per bottle.
}. n. HARRIS & CO.,
Proprietors for the Western and Southern States,
| Cincinnati, o.
| For sale, wholesale and retail by Peck 4 Ham
ton, Perry ysburg; Frederick Rosingcr, Freedom; S.
| l.. Boughton, Bowling Green; n Grahaman Por-
| tage; ID. ii. Miner, Toledo; w. d. Moore, Sylvania;
| West TruaX, Toledo; A. L. jerome, New West
field. A. j. Gardner ~ Co., Gilcad. 2wtye
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nON'T DELAY TO PURIFY THE BLOOD
d R. w Il A V ER'S

cANEER AND SALT RHEUA syRUr,
For the Cure of
Canker, Salt Rheum, Eysipelas, Scrofulous Dis
eases, CutancouS Eruptions, Sore Eyes,
and every kind of Disease arising
from an impure state of
the Blood
The most effective Blood Purifier of tho
Nineteenth Century.
1t is the prescription of an educated Physician.
and all who are afflicted with any Of tho above
named diseases. should use it without delay. Such
letters as the following are often received
Jcromevillc, Ashland Co., Ohio, Nov. 20, lS60
Messrs. j. n. HARMS a Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
, Gentlemen - deem !, duty as wen as a
and Cerato has done for me- and hope that this let
ter may come to the notice of persons similarly
afflicted, In the year 1880 was attacked with
letter. or somc kindred disease, on both my legs,
which extcndad until from my knees to my feet was
one raw Sore ! consulted and obtained medicines
and prescriptions from nearly all the physicians in
this vicinity, but obtained no relief. Your agent a
this place, Mr.. Hattiuan, recommended me to try
the Syrup and Corate, which fortunately did, and
am now sound and well man by their use.
With great gratitude remain. Yours truly.
JOHN WEIRBAUGHT.
Mr.. Werbaught being well known gentleman
of Ashland, makes this Information most reliable.
BY taking the Syrup directed, it will drive the
diseases from the system, and when once ont on tho
skin, few application Of
DR.. WEANER'S CERATE, OR OINTMENT,
and you have permanent cure,
The Crrate has proved itself to be the best Ont-
mcnt ever invented, and where once used, it has
never been known TO fail of efTectng permanent
cure Of old sores, tctcr and rngworIn scald head,
chbains and frost bites, barber's itch, chapped
cracked hands lips, bloches or pimples on the
face And for Sore Nipples and Sore Eyes, the
Ccrate is the only thing required to cure. Itshould
be kept in the house Of every family.
Price Of Syrup 81. Cerate % cents per bottle.
- Directions accompany each bottle.
Sold by most medicine dealers.
j. y. HARRIS & co., Proprietors, for the South
crn and Western states, Cincinnati, Ohio to whom
! all orders must be addressed.
Sold wholesale and retail by Peck Hamilton,
Perrysburg; Frederick Rosingcr, Freedom; II. Bur-
rtt, Mounee City; d. II. Miner, Toledo; w. d.
Moore, Sylvania; T. Daniels Toledo; CT Williams,
Toledo; A. +, Jerome, New WestGeld; a, j. Gard
ner & Co., Gilead. 2wtye
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, WOOD
GnITNTN ONO

James Auntago VS. Mrrret VI Young.
The defendant, Mcrret NJ. Ioung will take notice
that on the Both day of August, 1861, the plaintiff,
James Armitagc, filed petition in sud court
against him, the object and prayer of which pcti
ton is to obtain Judgment against the defendant
for the amount Of two promssory notes executed
and delivered by said defendant to plaintiff and
also for a balance due upon an account and being
for the several sums Of one hundred and ten dol
lars with interests at the rate of 10 per Ct per
annum from MarchlS, 1858, and of seven hundred
and ninety-sX 400 dollars (S796 7-lOO) with in
tcrcst from January 25 1860 at the rate of ten I0)
per cent. per annum, and of sixty-one l0-l00 dol
lars (S6l l0lO0) with interest from pril 30, 1851
Plaintiff also seeks to collect said sum by the aid of
the provisional remedy of attachment, and has at
tached the following lands and cncmcnts of defend
ant, to-wt: 40 and S4-l00 acres off the west part
Of river tract number eighty (S0) in the United
States reserve, at the foot of the rapids of the Maui
NEE river, in Wood county, Ohio, and bounded as
follows On the south by the center of Grassy
creek, on the west by the west line of said river
tract number eighty (S0) ON the north by the Maui
nee river, and on the east by line drawn parallel
to the west line Of said river tract number eighty
at distance Of eight chains IA links casery
thereof Also right Of public way from said AZ
si-l0O acres to the Pcrrysburg and Oregon road
along the route surveyed and reported for county
road to the commissioners of Wood county, by Wei
lingt0n, surveyor. Said petition will be answera-
bic on the second day of December, 1861.
DoDGE & TYLER, att'ys.
Sept. 4, 1S6l--l6w5S7 7G.
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THE FIRST GRAND ARRIv
The Great Dry Goods Dazuar!
COMPETITION DEFlED
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-12
Abstract of Products

Raised in Wood county, in the year 1860, as re-
urned by the twp. assessors.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1861-09-12
LAKE.

LNKE.
+ A Hemenway
VIM Furry
Joseph More
i Wagner
John Myers 4
John l. Goss
Frederick McLasgin
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17

Under the impression that President DAVIS wss
dead, JOHS W. FORNEY, editor Of the Philadelphia
Press, writes from Washington to his paper az fol-
lows:
The intelligence Of the death Of Jefferson Davis
seems 70 be confirmed When SteEhen A. Douglas
was called away fsndish exultatiOn was exhibit
ed in many Of the secession papers The malignity
with which they punished his Independence survived
his death and rioted over his grave. Let us set a
better example, now that the great ezder Of the se~
cessO1 tyranny has been summoned before the ster-
nal bar. He was an imperious a1d positive public
man lie rarely surrendered an opinion once formed
until he degraded himself by throwing behind him
his voluntary professions in favor Of the Union He
was close student, chyalric opponent, stead
fast friend, gentleman in all his relations and in
his own family siDgulsrly kind and genial Although
the head and heart Of the Southern rebellion, he
went into it reluctantly, all who heard his last
speech IN the Senate will remember when with
broken accents and fearful eyes he bade fare well st
once to that body and to all his real greatness JEFF
ferson Davis was blessed with many accomplish
ments. He wss alike a soldier and 3 statesman.
No public man Of my acquaintance was more de-
voted to scientific pursuits and more familiar with
the abstruse teachings of political philosophy. No
branch of human knowledge seemed to be unworthy
OF his investigation. He was equally attentive %
Classical literature, 70 the details of military fe 70
the doctrines of political parties, to the study Of
men, and if Professor Bache, Of the Coast Survey
could speak, he would say Of the fine work Of
which he was the accomplished head, snd which
hassterly proved its uncoRquerable usefulness that
Jefferson Davis cOnversant with the smallest
minutias of that noble institution any other man
not directly concerned with it. He was passionate
ly devoted to the Smithsonian Institute Of which he
was Regent in former times He devoted himself
to the decoration of this capital and stood BY Cap
tain (now GeneraD Aeigs in all his efforts to con-
struct the water works. 70 finish the capital build
ing on the grandest SCALE and to push forward the
extensions of the Interior and Treasury Depart
ments. He was undoubtedly great Secretary Of
War; and in this high Office nothing 50 much delight
ed him as to take young men BY the hand, and when
destroy the Republic, he conferred many adVan-
tages upon Mcclellan to save it. If he assisted Lee
and Johnson and thus strengthened their hands for
injury against the fag be greatly favored Meigs and
Franklin
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17
The Patent office.


We are indebted to Mr.. Rhodes, the commissioner
Of Patents and bis obiigng assistants, for the
neXed list of letters patent issued since the Organi
zstion of this Department There are upwards Of
one hundred applicants now pending besides some
twenty cases, In which patents have been awarded,
but not yet issued The increase in the business Of
the Office viii soon require larger accommodations,
and we learn that the third story Of the building
formerly known as the Mechanics Institue,' viii be
appropriated for the purpose.
The models Of patented inventions viii then be
arranged for public exhibition.
Victor ArmiSt, of New Orleans. Improvement ia
apparatus for clarifying cane juice.
o. +. Brown, of Charlottesville, Va improvement
In stirrups.
provement in method Of attaching sword bayonets.
John s. BOOthby, Of Savannah, Ca improve
ment in tanning leather.
T. W. Cofer, of Portsmouth, Va. Improvement
in revolving pistols.
P. P. Clements, Of Eafsula, Ala. Improvement
M. Cheshire, of COlqaitt, Ga. Improvement in
plOws
J. H Clark, of Natchez, Miss. Improvement in
the manufacture Of cannon.
J. d. Evans, Of Pleasant Hill, Ga. Improvement
i. W. Frazier, of Abbeyille, S. c. Improvement
in steamboat wheels.
F. J. Gardner, Of Newbern, N. G. Improvement
In cartridges.
r. W. Habershsm, Of Beaufort, s. c. Convert
ing q cavalry sword into lance.
P. W. Hall, of Springfield, Texas. Automatic
breeze loading cannon.
J.. L. Jones, Of Tally Ho, NC. Improvement in
carriage wheels.
Arnsud PROT, Of Gravel Hill Va. improvement
is method Of attaching lance to guns.
G. B. SIoat, Of Richmond, Va Design for sewing
machine work box.
G. B. Slost, Of Richmond, V. A. Design for sew
ing machine stand.
J. ID. Stewart, Jackson, Miss. Improvement in
sash fasteners.
J. Il Van Houten, of Savannah. Ga. Improve
ment in bFeech loading.
]. NJ. Walden, Fort Valley, Ca Improvement in
railrnad auuifnhes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17
NUMBER AZ

y !aat end With zeal and perseverance, I, sDiris
A, sltLna me limits of your friendlv ,at,s;on.
goeE A41ea4ge and Jour coausalS rns17 -.
tnls resnit, you viii respond sir 10 ~ j-tat;os
y. - I1ayey1 me Emperor in devetine to tlis the
pe.o.a. Nhica you may have been ahle
ton, and the consideration which 49,, !. .'s
character, as the representative Of sov;y = -.
mated BY the most friendly sentiments 10 -
American Union This Union is not 81, - : =. - - -
eyes element essential to the universal roi,Se.T
equilibrium; il constitutes, besides a nSs;o- -
which our august master and all Russia have Djs5S
the most friendly interests for the two Countries
placed at the extremities Of the two worlds botL -
called tos nEtural community Of interests ana of
symPathies, Of which they have already gwen mu-
tual proofs to each other
do not wish here to approach any the questions
which divide the United States We are nos called
upon 20 divide the United States. are not called
upon to express ourselves in this contest The pre-
eeding eonsderafions have no other object than to
attest the lively sOieitute Of the Emperor IN the
presence Of the dangers which menace the Ameri-
can Union, and the sincere wishes that his Majesty
enterfalns Tor the maintenance Of that great work.
30 laoorlolsly raised, and which apDeared 50 rich
in its future.
Ii is in this sense, sir, that desire you to ex.
press YOURSELF as well to the members Of the gene
raj government as to the influential persons whom
you may meet, giving them the assurance that in
every event the American nation nav count upon
Ihe most cordial sympathy on the psrt Of our august
master during the important crisis which il s past
ing through at present.
Receive, SIR, the expression Of my very deeo coz
sideration. GoRTSrTTazoVE
The Secretary Of State has delivered to A. Sroeekl
he following acknOwledQemeuE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17
Notice TO Railroad Companies.

Undersigned having been at great expense and trouble
10 build Mill for the purpose Of RE-hOLLING OLD
LRoAD IRON, and also for the manufactured NEW
Ls and being the only establishment Of The kind in the
bern COnederGcy had hoped to meet with hat encourage
which would enable them to have constant employment,
hereby greatly promote the interests of The great Rail
enterprises Of the South. As yeti however, they have
bat little encouragement except from the Roads in the
y Of the MILL although their interest, we'll the in
Of sss ROads, requires that this establishment Ehoad be
med.
therefore take this method say the various Railroad
Snea that need Iron rereled any that need New Rails
are prepared TO furnish them with either at short
md Of the vey best quality provided receive their
)on,so that the Mill may be kept In operation. But IL we
Suspend operations for the OF orders, give
aranoe that We oen resume work again We there
spectfuliy solicit ordeTH. ADDRESS,
BCOFIELD & MARKHAM,
Atlantis, Georgia.
lviIe URion ArA American copy week, and forward
Oommonwealth Once, Atlanta Ga and copies Of the pa
1tSinnK The advertisement, married 70 AesEp Soooeld
an, ivtyiglW
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BER4RrNEST or STGTE,

-, " A1lIl8 VT otpL. . Io0L- D y
v The Secretary Of State Of the United States Il
authorized BY the President to express to Mr.. Ils
Stoeek, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister PIeniD5-
tennzry OF has Majesty. the Emperor Of Russia, his
proouna sense OF the liberal, friendly and msgnaai-
nous sentiments Of his Majesty on the subject fths
Internal differences which for a time have seemed
to threaten the American Union, as they are 4om-
mnnIcated in the instruction from Prince Gortscha
kof to Mr.. De Stoeekl and By him read By his Maj
esys direction to the President Of the United States
and the Secretary ofSate. II. De Stoech win ex-
press to his GoFtF1ment the satisfaction with winch
Government regards this new guarantees Of friend
ship between tbs two countries which had ita be-
ginning with the national existence Of the United
States. The Secretary Of State offers to n De
Stoeck renewed assurance Of his high consideration
l.te WILLIAM II. SEWARD
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.DMRcLEAN,S UNIVERSAL PILLS,
FOR Liver Complaints BIIIOusneas Head

FWNHHR9 has nsTsr been CATHARTIC nedcna offered -
the public, that has given Rch entire saHEacea - Nc
LEAN's UNIVERSAL PILLS
Being entirely vegetable they perfectly Innocent and can
Be By the tender infant Jet prompt and powerful Ia
removing Bilious sscrsoga Acid Impure, Feted Matter
from the stomach. In tart they tia only Pills tkSt GAould
be used In malRriouH dtstrics-
They produce Gripping Sickness Pain IN ths Stomach or
Bowels though active and searching In their opeatoH
promoting healthy secreonB Of the Liver and Kidnes Who
BousneH Headache and Foul Stomach, when
70 cheap reedy can obained Keep them constantly
hand; single taken season. prevent houFs days.
months Of Sickness Ask for DT. b. hcLeSnS UnVer
"a Pills Take other. Beng coated they teess Price
only per box and be BY mail to any part o.
he United States
n. NOLAN, Sole Proprietor,
Cornsrof Third and Pine Btreets st. Louis, Mo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17
Bark Mills.

FTVHR heat Improved doublsinding Bark Mills yet invent
ed, Is being nsaGfActured. Will be ready for d.
livery By thS hrIt Of October. For sale st
J. LUMsDHH 4 co.,
ESlI South Market street, Nsshville, Tenn.
81 ... l. -Ls- LUMSDEN MANN,
sept1-tf No IS Magszine street, New Orleans, Lk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-09-17
RIB mcLEAN's VOLCANIC OIL LHN1
MENTs
ebest External An the world for Man eE


gENHoUsANDs Il human beings hSyebosn sSvedA Life Of de-
creptude misery, By thu Of this inv2luabb Lni'
HeDt IL viii relisys PAIN almost iDstAntAnesusy, and
viii cleanse purity AMI foueBt SORE in an incredible
short tine McLEANs VOLCANIC OIL LIEIMERT will re-
isve the most eralS OF RheumAEm, GOut Heu-
ralRiH For Paralysis Contracted Muscles Stiffness or Weak
neS N the joints, Muscl Lgaments, viii never fail
Two appssions Sore Throat Headache Earaohe
Tor Burns Seslds Paia is lnfSibl9 Aenedy
Try it, and you hnd indi Penable remedy Keep
always hand.
PLAINTIFFS FARMERS any having chsrge Of horses,
viii save money BY using McLeans Volcanic Oil Lnment- 1t
Epeedy and infalIibe for Calls SpTans, Chsfes,
Swelling LAmenss sWeeny Sores, Wounds Scratches or any
1xternai disease. Try it. sns you will be convinced
DIR. J. h. MeLkAN, Sole PrepTisor,
Saint Louis Mo-
For sale at PropreorI prices By Berry Dcnoylls snds
W. HendeTShott EaI-Sd-N&#Y
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q
gEyTs Is AItogster new medicines tks result cf rucdsrn
o.cOyeres in the vegetabe kingdom, being a. entirely
worn out systems pubIsd By aeconpIisSe euscs u s s
ing Dr. Wright Wal knowing the deception Praesed upon the
nninihased, felt his uy at to have this Elixir Tasted
the whole Medical Faculty, who without even ono dissenting
Vece have given IN their adheence M perfect and undivided
control over the whole physicist when his frame has been
reduced, and when all other medicines the PhaTmAeo
PA have been tried in vain Long thought years Of patient
crowned he bOstor so s he nov oss Sc Tsr to NJ
isring humanity the only thing that the following
aensrsI DebIIity,
Mental and PhyEeal Depression,
Dsssrnlnation Of Bleed ts EAs Had,
a-G EstH oonfussd Ideas, % aL7
D. .sg.ir 7i5dF Hyssr1as ~
Residences and sIeeplesruen At Nighi, Fii t.
Absencs Of Muscular Emcisney, t,f s-f ias lse
Loss Of ApPetits, "a 1C.-ora assssilltr 2
=. -zAs Eanasaton ' 4 e 2
q Erit 30 = Law apir,s. .H tcnCs.I s-sW Es1
Z ss. ID DisOrgsnisatiOnof the Organs Of &; q
z .-.-..--.. Psiptstion of the Heart, y =.
Ana in ta ali The ooneORanI Of nsous and dehlItatsd
It Is quite different from alcoholic prspatons Is not s=b
le reactions Shspe csnnrss to exert s innenee
adrAy and scenty . long As The least necessity szsf
As a FEMALE medicine, t@
and er than ali the other medicines which years
o. Os Or rnoVS % sIs O5 s R
too, that they only made from the saSons minds
gnorsnt OF the Medical profession altogether. ~ = fF
p t..f.-r No MIneralsys ~. =. 80 =. ~
DI Wright thinks i well . sEe bis professional character
on The s that minerals whatever form The least component
parts Of the Ingredients Of his Rsuvsnatng ElwelI
ing has bssn enled on the community By opium and
mercury.
Generally, the dsSatsd Dr. wright would say Hsvsr
despair Ne matter how down be- matter how
weak masr what the may beenf6rsaks
at whateTer has led 70 depart from Hyric principles
-t4ke his .--. Il. go .-.s..s =. 80
, RejuYcn0ting ElixIP, --.
And yOu will ind yourself new raAna pride instead
he reverse to your friends and heAhy Ssand, and worthy
Member Of tAe human family,
Price % per bottle or three bottles for S ana forward
ed by mail to all parts Of the United stAtes
Sold BY ali respectable duggs throughout the United STATES
Gn1 canadas The trade supplied at liberal discount
For sale By theproprietorS, .'-'f
Js WRIGHT 4 CO.,
q and Isl ohartres Strest,
. New ORLEANS, La
Sold In Nashville BY g. w. HenderHOtt Berry DsmoviIIs
wing Pendleton and all responBfbe dIugEiSt1 oe2o
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TEACHES WANTED.

EOUrHEBN LADY, to teach the common and higher Eng
lish branches in Institution Of the highest grade, In
noCh MsSpp none but accomplished and experienced Teach
need apply. liberal Ssary given. Address with refer
enees fF'ts scP.. $50 81 t-- KDU0AroR- .-l
septl-H Gt.-f care Union and American 0fiss.
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Chnnre "a Llocafion.

DxING compelled 60 South, on account Of the health
my family, viii be located for the winter At the slsy
depot Of Pondxer Little & Co.. No. 8 Bzrene street. Men
Orleans where Will be pleased friends, and viii give
prompt attention the sale Of ali property consigned Ny
Agents Pate and Jas scruggs, will attend to nay depot In
Nashville and negroes that cannot be So din Nashville By in
sEucng them, ,Willbe forwarded Ne cans Hoping,
BY strict attention to business the part my5sH and agents
merit continuance OF the liberal patron heretofore
tended me, respectfully solicit the To Of all wing buS
ness IN my linz, either for NaShve New orl, ans
n0Ell-d dE WILL. L. BOYD, JRi