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AUCTION SALES.

4 ANDLORD's SALE-By virtue Of q warrap,
IL ofdistress, issued at ths suit of ohu mph eye
q. t.q ass INST the goods and chatte 9 lsndss 4
tenement of Brison =. Tucker. TO ms di'~ctrd.
have seized aud taken IN distress ali the estate,
:. s az .ns .ss.; ss.u Id
90 SIKH 10 isa sstso.n and dr n nH9is The
Bureaus. washstanss, Looking Glasses.
Gincks; Csrpen OF vsriSus kinds,
A large pumber OF various kinds II Bedstead.,
Becsc Mattresses, Pillows. Bolsters, Blankets.
Together tn large quantity Of goods too nu
meIcus TO Parucularize,
,,hSs hpd | hsfePy civ. notice tha. ca FRIDAY
distre,s. by public auction, the his hest biddeT
for cash, on the prem ses, No. 19s sixth street.
mia 'nu y 'n' NAG +. REtTEsTs. Kelly Be BslR%so Rso'
Bv GREEN d WILLIAMS. Auctioneerr.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNi-
H TIRE AT AUCTION ON RIDAY, the sd Msy.
son, NO 3s1 Sixth street, b.tw &c and streets
north, it sosd s ss.9r. ent ef sgrnItuse, viz:
Castor, Rocking aud Other c hairs,
MahoTany Card, D!ning. Side and other Tables,
Feather BEDS and Mstressss.
GSs GesSs'.gss s.gs D.bsS Gindog Blinds,
Clock. Sirandoles, Lounge and wsshstsnd.,
SSnies, SSsn.i.s, . a. as srd Crockety Ware,
Psrlor, Passage and st.i- Carpets.
Cookiag, Radiator and other Stoves
With good lot cf sItehen Rec uiettes.
With many other ART c!es which we doom upnece.
sary 20 enumeTate
Terms Dash IN specie.
ep so-St 6REEN n WILLIAMS, Aucts.
BY J: G: MCGUIRE a CO. kucuoneers.
TRUSrEE'S SALE OF ZEAL ESTATE
n on n IT NORTH BETwF I'm 18TH AND l6Tr ~.
wEsI.TOn M DAY AFTERNOON, May 9th.
trust; dated Icsobr Is a. 1855, snd Suis rsCosdsd @ I'd
IN iIber J. A. e.. No los, foos 9. et SEE enc of
tne iSna records Washington county, ID. G..
shall sell the western part Of Lot numbered thir
Teen, ttS.D In SsUsre numbered one nun red aud
q nety nne,( 90 fronting y feet on north K be
tween 18th ard 18th streets west and rum ing back
win that vldth o. feet inches to wide q ley to-
gether with the In provements thereon
Terms: One bird cash; the residue IL 6 and u
mon'hs, with interest, sc lTed By deed Of truFt
the purchaser. Va
Bv o-rer of the Trustae
a. 2S rOd&ds G.. MCGUIRE kC0 aucts
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spirit Of the aisrniaz Press

The EHtsRIgsHcsr quotes from q speech OF Henry
Clay to show that the south could have secured
all their rights by peaceeble political action In
the Unicn without the secession Of n single state
The RspKbIicaH urges the impolfcv OF giving
up the 6nlf ststcs and thinks that they should
be prevented by force of arms from establishing
any nationality whatever separate from the United
States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-01

NJ Samuel Dehring, TIE nnesseean, has been
'Ass-a sz e BsE
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y The Blue Ridge Republican, published a,
Cuipeper Court House, Va, hss been disconiinued
on account OF the troubles Of she times
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EOR sALE CHEAP-A medium sizsd fire.
= proof SAFE. Address A B., at the Stsr OF
noe. spS q.
EOR SALE-A good HORSE. Iixbt WAGON
u HtRNEsS SADDLE and Birdie, a
oheap for cash; sold for no fault; the owner IN
TO dispose Of them; Apply 70 w. n. WHEAT
LEY. Dyer. - Jefferson street, Georgetovn: or
lngton. an ~ sf
o. PISTOLS
SSQITS ARMY, NAVY, and POCKET RE-
SSlLrE SHSGLrNEks. Also, the EN6ISH TRANTER
large assortment Of the above lust received.
NJ. w. GAIT & BkO
Jewellers, asa Pa Avenue
ap S3 -Four doors west of Browns Hotel
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" A good Joke is told Of one Of the new re-
lately visited the fort and on his appearing be-
fore the sentinel, was challenged
"Who comes thereen
inspector General, !" was the reply Of Forney
"Dont care d-n whether you ere a respects.
BILE gentleman not-can q come I'm here -
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DrsRAsl or snl 6uxs M. Msrsh,i In, re-
Gently laid before the Paris Academy Of Sciences
an account OF disease Of the gums which, al
thongh 10 IL rartlv or never fatal, causes much
suffering, especially at the moment Of eating: IL
gives en- offensive odor to the breath, and very
often results In the loss Of the teeth II nrst
lcosens the teeth, and finally causes them 10 fsll
nom their scckes; and from this circumstance
DR.. Marchal has designated the disease 'sexpul-
sive fnf ammation Of the gums I" In most cases,
the locality Of the disease 10 the inner dental
portion OF the gums, but IL sometimes appears in
tue dental sockets. In some instances, Il takes
the shape Of abcess, opens and leaves the tooth
oarei In Others, IL is a simple Inflammation, with
out any tumor or abcess. IL seems 20 be heredi-
tary, but someti mes arises from exposure TO a
damp cold, from the presence Of tartar around and
under the gums, from a foul state Of the stom ach
or from pregnancy. The remedy 10 4 local apPli.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18
Hon. Moses 8. Gibson.

The Hudson Times, in its last weeks
issue, comes out in an article putting for
ward this gentleman rs a candidate for
Bank Comptroller, and the Journal does
likewise, urging strongly the claims of
the Northwest to be represented on the
State ticket.
We had preferred that all the present
State officers should be re nominated by
the State Convention as the Republicans
have done in Minnesota but as that is n
thing impossible, and as several changes
must necessarily be made, we hope to see
the name Of Mr.. Gibson for the Office
named. Previous to the meeting of the
last State Convention we urged the nom
nation of this gentleman for the office,
believing then, as we do now, that this
part of the State deserves an officer, and
that the nomination of Mr.. Gibson will
not only add strength to the ticket, but
will, if he is elected, give the State an
officer well qualified for the place in these
times of uncertain stocks and mixed f.
nancea.--7ranseript.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18
Senatorial Convention.

The Undersigned. members of the Republic
can and Democratic committees for the 2Sth
Senatorial District. under the old airport on
mrut, believing that all other political issues
should be postponed till the issue of Govern
ment or No Government is decided by the
rontest in which the Nation is engaged, and
il being their duty to take some action liz ref
,reuce To the nomination of State Senator, they
request the legal voters in the new District,
composed of the counties of Pierce, st. Croix,
Polk. Burnett, Douglas. La POinte and Ash
land. to lay aside all partisan feelings, and
unite for the nomination and election of a
State Senator upon the sing lie issue of fitness
for liIc Ofiicc and fidelity to the National Gev-
ernmeDt.
To this end the undersigned hereby call
convention for the nomination of State Sena-
Tor, to be held at Hudson. on Wednesday, the
Ehdav of October next, TO be composed of
the following number of delegates from each
organized county, apportioned upon the total
lete DOled therein at the last Presidential cleo
ton.
Pierce County G. Douglas County ?
81 Croix q 7 La POinte !" 2
Polk 3 Ashland 9
DANIEL MEARS, Mem. Dem. Co.
JAMES B. ebay, Rep.
OLIVER GLIB Jr., Rep.
Prescott, August "a, 1861.
NOTE-The above are all the committee
men residing in the District under the new APP
FOrtionment. with the exception of /. /. FOs-
IER, dem, who declines to sign the call.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18
mo. FL.
Proceedings Of the Republican
Assembly District Convention.
RIVER FALLS, Sept. 18th 1851.

RIVER FALLS, Sept. 18th 1861.
Pursuant to call the Assembly Dist.
Rep. Convention for the Counties of
Pierce and st. Croix assembled at Cox's
Hall in the village of River Falls at one
o'clock P. NJ. for the purpose of electing
delegates to the Rep. State Convention at
Madison on the 25th of Sept. inst.
Stephen Collins of Prescott was APP
pointed temporary chairman, and DR.. A.
d. Andrews of River Falls Secretary.
Chairman appointed o. Gibbs Jr., ].
L. Dale and L. A. Taylor committee on
credentials.
Com. reported the following delegates
from Pierce Co entitled to seats.-Ste-
phen Collins, o. Gibbs Jr., L. A. Tay-
lor, proxy, J. L. Dale, A. D. Andrews,
S K. Gum, proxy.
There being two set of delegates from
st. Croix, Committee recommended that
both be admitted and that Pierce County
delegates cast two votes each as an ottse&
Adopted.
The following delegates wero admitted
from st. Croix GOWN. M. Otis proxy
Joseph Green, votes, M. S. Gibson, NJ.
Herrick, A. G. Peabody, L. D. Bartlett,
Wellington Gregory, Beach Sanford, NJ.
A. Fulton, proxy, j. B. Gray, proxy, l.
n. VanSlyke.
Temporary officers were then declared
the permanent ones.
J. B. Gray offered the following resolu-
ton, RESOLVED That the delegates to
be elected at this convention to attend the
Republican State Convention to be held
at Madison on the 25 Sept. inst be and
they are hereby instructed to use their
influence to nominate State ticket with
out respect to political parties that in case
such nomination cannot be made, then
said delegates to withdraw and act no
further with said State Convention.
The resolution after some discussion.
WAS adopted.
Mr.. Gibson then announced the with
drawal of one set of delegates from St.
Croix county.
On motion John Comstock was elected
delegate from the Co, Of st. Croix and
o. Gibbs, Jr., from the Co. of Pierce with
power Of substitution and to cast two
votes on basis of former apportionment if
permitted.
On motion it was Resolved, That the
minutes of the meeting be published in
the several papers in the Assembly Dist.
On motion, adjourned sine die.
S. COLLINS, A. ID. ANDREWS.
President. Secretary
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18
Republican County Convention.

The Republican Co. Convention held
at Perry last Saturday, for the election
Of delegates to the Assembly District
Convention at River Falls, was well at
tended.
The Convention was called to order by
Lutte A. Taylor, and J. D. Trumbull was
chosen chairman, and w. F. Hatch Sec
rotary.
The following delegates were elected
to the Convention at River Fails. Oliver
Gibbs Jr. Stephen Collins, A. D. An
drews, John l.. Dale, Chas. 0. Boughton
w. G. Hurt, j. D. Trumbull.
The feeling of the Convention was
unanimous in favor of a union ticket, and
the following resolution was passed:
Resolved, That the Republicans of
Pierce County, believing that all minor
political issues should be avoided until
the present rebellion shall have been sub
dued, and recognizing the loyalty of the
great masses of the people of different
party organizations, are in fsvor of a un
ion ticket for State and local officers, up
on which all loyal citizens can unite in
the approaching election without any sac
rifice of principle, but mutually consent
ing to complete armistice of partizan
strife till the authority of the Federal Gov
eminent shall be fully vindicated, by
vigorous prosecution of the war.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18

We have read in an old Latin po-
EN- of a storm so severe, that it turned
up the ocean from its depths, and show
ed the boiling sand between the pillows.
whose foaming crests shut out the sun.
To-day we have political storm which
is its counterpart. The surges go clear
down to the foundations of our free in
situations. The pillars of government
rock and tremble in the terrible tempest.
At such time how mean and paltry
sounds the name of party. Let us take
in q broader conception of duty and
rise to the higher level of citizens and
patriots.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18

Trial of Scales.-We have seen state
ment of the recent official trial in one of the
principal counties in this State, of twenty
FIVE Grain and Stock scales. They were the
ordinary outdoor wagon scales, and were
tested just as they were found in common use,
thus making it one of the best possible prac-
teal tests. Sixteen of them were of Fair
banks make, and nine of various other kinds.
including some which have lately been claim
ed as superior to Fairbanks. The result
showed remarkable degree of accuracy in
those of Fairbanks make, while all others
were condemned as not sufficiently accurate
for use, The Importance of this fact will be
appreciated without comment. We publish
it because it is one in which the public are
Observation-Disclosures Tribune.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18
Peoples Convention.

The undersigned citizens of Pierce County,
Wisconsin, believing at this time that the in
terest Of our common country demands the
union Of all parties to sustain her in her strug-
gle in maintaining the supremacy of the laws.
unite in call for Peoples Convention of
all patriots, irrespective of former predilec-
tons, to be holden in the several wards and
towns Of this county on Wednesday, the 25th
day OF September inst, tor the purpose of
electing delegotes from each town and ward to
attend Peoples Convention to be holden at
Irmbelle on the 28th day of September inst.
ior the purpose of electing delegates to the
LnlOn Senatorial Convention to be held at
Hudson on the 9th day of October next.
Each town and ward will be entitled TO the
following number of Delegates, based on the
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18
Citizens Volunteer Corps

O4U1A0nS VOxuAt004 wi B.
This is the name of a company which is
being raised here, and they expect to go
into camp soon. We are informed that
this company commenced recruiting some
time ago, but gave away in order that
the st. Croix Rifles might fill up. That
company being full, the Volunteer Corps
think the field belongs to them, and are
anxious to secure recruits, and so of
course there is a rivalry between this
company, and the Lyon Guard, being
raised by Capt. Mcleod.
Now both these companies cannot be
filled; one easily can. There must be
fault somewhere, but we are not we'll
enough acquainted with the facts to know
where it is. We hope for the common
good, the two companies may yet be uni
ted. We understand that the Vol
unteer Corps is to have no officers selected
till the company is full.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18
IocAI, AND MISCELLANEOUS
Prescott, Wisconsin. Sept Is. 1861.
Republican State Convention.

Republican State Convention will be
held at the Capitol, in the city of Madison. at
p o'clock, NJ. on Wednesday, the 29th day of
september next for the purpose of nominating
Candidates for State officers.
Each Assembly District. under the new APP
r5vtionment, will be entitled to two delegates
IN the Convention.
The Committee recommend that The prima-
" meetings for the selection of delegates be
lid on or before the l4th day of September,
and that the District Committees issue early
ais for such meetings. that the people may
he thoroughly notified. and choose delegates
.ho fairly reflect their wishes.
HORACE RUBLEE.
Chairman Republican State Com.
Madison, August II, 1861.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18

rB- Once more. we wish to call the atten-
ton of our readers in other parts of the State to
the fact, that the Northwe st is in favor of a
ticket of true men, irrespective of former par
ty associations. Our delegates to the State
Convention are instructed to withdraw if such
a ticket cannot be nominated. We do not
propose to become democrats. we ask no dem
ocrat to become republican, but we do de-
mand that We have ticket which shall ex-
press the single idea of completely crushing
out this rebellion and on which We can all
unite,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18

this City is not going into the service, as
company, though many of the mem
bers have joined other companies. Capt
HITLER has been appointed to a position
in the Artillery branch of the service.
Rev. n. Mcleod has returned from
Madison with a Captains commission
and is recruiting for company. A re-
cruiting Office is open.
HOSEA B. BATES, of River Falls,
brought in about a hundred weight OF
roast pig, cold fouls, and "other things
accordin' to the soldiers dinner on
Monday. He was cheered ''some."
Mr.. D. MARSH, who is always doing
something to benefit somebody, treated
all the soldiers to ice cream at the dinner
On Monday. Good for Marsh.
-BEARDsLEY & LYFoRD have NOV
ed their stock of Dry Goods to their store
on the Levee.
Mr.. CRIppEN has sold his hotel
building at the Co. Seat and one acre of
ground, to gentleman from Iowa, for
$1,000.
We are informed that one of the
soldiers tore down and destroyed sign
which had Just been painted for the Lyon
Guards. Mean business, and the trouble
is the oaium attaches to the company, the
most of whom would scorn such an &C
ton.
-ELwELL, of the Star, H. A. TAY-
LoR, of the Times, MARK FULTON. L. d.
BARTLETT, and other distinguished gen.
tlemen() from Hudson, attended the
soldiers dance on Monday night.
Mr.. Byron Ames has a large guam
tity of Wilson's Albany Seeding Straw
berry plants, to any one who wishes
them.
1t is proposed to raise a cavalry
Company here, NJ. A. DRErBELB1s, Of
this city, generously offers to give ten
horses for this purpose.
Tho Company which Rev. N.
MCLEOD is raising is called the 'Lyon
Guards,
1t will be seen by an article in this
paper that the Prescott Transcript is
suspended. The Journal is now the on
ly paper in the county.
We are informed that Rev. A. Glib
SON of River Falls, has enlisted in the
Lyon Guards.
W e print to-day, pleasant article
from our new correspondent, ELMER
LEscEL. Our readers will doubtless Of
ten hear from her hereafter.
i. l. Foster, of this city, shot three
chickens at one shot on the wing. Good
for Ike.
The State Atty Gen. Hon. JAS. H. HOWE,
has announced that the county commissioners
will be elected by the county at large. We
will publish his letter next week.
Prescott has become an important military
depot. Soldiers throng the streets, flags wave
in the winds, and day after day the drum beat
stirs the blood. Hurrah for the Northwest!
We believe that J. McDSmith has some
of the best pigs in the county. We do not re :
fer to any of his boarders, but to some youth
full swine, which he purchased from NJ. VAN
Inwagen, of Pt. Douglas, We hope to see these
pigs on exhibition at the County Fair.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18
Our Flag at Fort Hatteras.

Oh, to have stood on the ramparts
Oh, to have seen it soar
The dear old banner floating
Over its own, once more
Oh, to have heard the cheering
That greeted our Eagles rise.
Up to his golden eyrie.
Under the Southern skies 4!
Not in the lust of conquest,
Not in the greed Of gain
Cometh the starry pennon
Unto its own again;
But promise OF peace and pardon
Forth to the erring holds,
And summons repentant children
Back to its sheltering folds.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18
Three Improved Farms
RESOLUTION.

Resolved, By the Common Council of the
City of Prescott, that Sidewalk shall be built,
on the established grade, on both sides of Or
ange Street, from Broad to Dakota Street, to
be eight feet wide, and of plank one and one
half inches thick. substantially built, to the
satisfaction of the Street Commissioners.
Notice is hereby given to all persons own
ing lots on Orange Street, between Broad and
Dakota Street. that they will have sixty days
from the publication of this notice to build
the sidewalks. If not built at the expiration
of that time, they will be built by the city. as
provided in Sec. 5. Chap. s City Charter.
J. NJ. NHIPPLE. Mayor.
w. I. HATCH, City Clerk,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18
Closing Up.-Next week we sha

Closing Up.-Next week we shall
issue the last number of the Prescott
Transcript. having sold the patronage
and good will of the Office to the publish
or of the Journal. The Transcript is the
Oldest paper in the st. Croix Valley, it
have been published withot intermission
since February, 1855, more than six and
a half years.
To our many friends in these parts, we
say, your patti onage you are already paid
for, your kindnesses will always be CRATE
fully remembered. May you be blessed
of God and loved by men. Our editori-
al friends we bid adieu until after the
war. And to our few and scurvy ene-
mics, most of whom are traitors. we say,
may the Devil soon take you to Secessia
unless you speedily repent.
For seven years we have labored for
the material prosperity of Prescott and
Pierce County. We had nothing to be-
gin with, and during this time have at
least doubled our money. For valua-
BILE consideration we now lay down the
pen, scissors and composing stick, for the
present. Transcript.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18
Company Attention!-The Lyon Guard

Company Attention!-The Lyon Guards
will be mustered in on Saturday next, at 2 o
clock P NJ. at the Brick Church in this city
Speeches may be expected. and the citizens
generally are invited to attend.
The volunteers at River Falls, will be mus
tered in at that place next Monday evening,
whom speeches will be made and general war
meeting held.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18

w An awful spell. When the Leg
islative Hall, at Concord N. H., was clear
ed of rubbish after adjournment, there
was found in the desk of one of the men,
bers letter, which closed with this ill.,
JUNCTION, "Jane SEES get her "a hoop
kellnqton."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18

under the Marshal, M. A. DR1EBELB1s,
and marched down town, where the Ar
tillery fired salute to the Rifles, after
wards marched to the JOURNAL Office
and fired n salute, and broke ranks, all
heartily pleased with the exercises of the
day.
In the evening there was a dance at
Dunbar's Hall, which was largely attend
ed. SMITH, of the Kilbourn House,
furnished an excellent supper, with about
two hours notice, and everything went
off in jolly fashion. Several of the la
dies wore articles of dress with the red,
white and blue, and the boys stood by
the colors to the last.
The st. Croix Rifles have been full for
several days, and are daily expecting to
leave. We give list Of the members of
the company.
MAURICE M. SAMUEL-Capt.
w. J. VINCENT-1s Lieut.,
P. V. WISE-2nd Lieut..
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18

terflies fit upon the wing. May the next
June that sheds its benson upon our
country find it not echoing the thunder
of guns and waving with hostile banners,
but rejoicing in the garments Of Peace.
ELMER LEsCEL.
Prescott, Sept. 18th 1861.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18

cB While out in the country day or two
since, we saw steam Threshing Machine in
full blast. 1t performed its work admirably,
and is said to be much cheaper than horse
power. Verify, Improvement treads upon
the heel of improvement. "-Hudson Times.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18

~ Pierce Co. has been loyal to the
Republican party. Her convictions have
been strong, and her action true: Her
Republicans now unanimously demand
of the party that they be not called on to
vote for strict party ticket. They be-
leve that the great struggle for Govern,
ment overshadows all other issues, and
while the great majority of the Democrats
vie with them in loyalty to the gov
eminent, they wish no strife with them
on partisan grounds. If the Republican
State Convention wants votes here, it
must respect the convictions Of the peo-
,,1o
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18

A call has been published in the Hudson
papers. signed by about 200 of the prominent
citizens of the county. irrespective of party, to
respond to the call for the union Senatorial
Convention.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18

sy Hou. Rodman Palmer, of Chippewa
Falls, late member of Assembly from this dis
trict, has joined an artillery company and is
soliciting recruits.-Lum6erman.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-09-18
MARRIED,

AT Raymond, Racine County, on Monday.
the 9th inst, by the Rev. N. A. Willard, Mr..
D. B. BAILEY of this place, to Miss HAIR
RIET P. SUBWAY, of Raymond.