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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-12
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-12
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Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1862-02-12
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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
From Columbus.

CoLuABts, October a3.--Ths Demo
cratic majority al the late cl ction, as sat,
I'd by the Associae ed Press dispatch and
the Ohio Statesman is incorrs tive
coun'ies. w, Hancock and S,ndusky.
have not yet made official returns to the
Secretary Of Safe, Ranney's vote in SO
counties is one hundred and eighty thou
sand. niue hundred and ninety seven;
Backns vote is one hundred and seventy.
i've thousand. one hundred aud tfty>two
making Ranney ahead five thousand
eight hundred and six,y.Gve. His off
cial majority as published IN Hancock is
hve hundred and seventy nine, and San.
dusky Eve hundred and nineteen: thus
making the total majority six thousand
nine hundrrd and sixty.lhree. Arm
slrong's majority in So counties is four
thousand four hundred and eighIy six -
The remaining counts will aid to this
one thousad and ninety one; making his
total mqjoritye6ve thousand and tive hun.
dred and seventy seven. s.t- .r..
The maj>ritlss for the other officers
will exhibit only slight variations from
thai for Secretary of State. The figures
used a'e the official r. turns. excepting in
the two counties menliDne
The Nnlh c.valry will, by direction of
the Governor, rendezvous at Camp Chase
instead of Camp Evansville, as heretofore
ordered %an7 aH
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
For the Lancaster Gazette.
Where Is Heaven,l
ny cYrRrss nARD.


gaze far up into the spArklingblue
And thrilling wonders ever meet my vow--
The thousand Wrinkles In the azure sky as.
cleaning MS onward they through ether ny--
The flashing melcors thrown from star 10 star
The comet wandering through space aNr,
The glorious circle TO its zenith fraught
ihscenes subllmer than The row or Of thou sht;
Thus mu'ing nthe son gray light OF even,
my aching spirit asks, o, where is Heayen7t
is beyond the gllttering orbs OF night
Whose rays have scarcely reached TO mortal sight
Far. far beyond where W ,rlds we unsreate
And chaos lies In lis primevaI state?
Where arc the dear departed spirits now,
Who died with hope OF Heaven on their brow
Are they with Christ around tn eternal throne
Have they fcreverto his bosom aownf
Aud are they "robsd In white" and have tbey
"palms." t1E
Are they forever chanting hymns OF praise
Throughout the cycles OF supernal days;
Can this be, ALI D, 10 there nothing m ore
To which the longing, grasping soul may soar ?
Arc thcro no duties In their world Of blissl
No mental labor like we nnd IN this?
hoihng but porship 10 their service there
Acknowledge new no seasons fresh aud rare.
"a Heaven place and has a spirit form
Aswhen enduring llfe's tempe..uous storm9
Those soui-lit eyes which spake than words more
loud
Are they still speaking In tn angelic crowd
And 1.-THE pearly gates are opened wide-
Do souls within the walls always abidoP is=
Can theynot ny sometimes to US again
To sOothe and cheer ua In tho hop Of r.,.S
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
MARRIED.

On The ESD day of Octob r, BY Rev
W. q. Holiday. Mr.. Jesse r. Snth and
Miss Phoebe A. SIoltz. boil Of Fairfield
county, o.
On tie 23l inst, by G seinman, ESQ
Mr. Noah Vapdemark and Miss Sarah
Q. Groves. of Franklin county, Ohio.
On the Esd inst, by the Rev. Ct Spell.
man, Mr.. Edward B Brghaussn OF Cincin.
mai, and Miss Henrietta R. Grommi..
daughter Of John }. aud Dorette Grom.
mie, of Lancaster, Ohio.
On the 26lh inst, by the Rev Thomas
Drake, Mr.. Elias Muck aud MISS Mary
Turk. both of this county.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
Collection District No IL Of Ohio

Colcct1on District No IL Of Ohio
Sabd'vision ia'O Assessmsnt Dis,ri4s D
1OiSaSAip Lines.
Plsss-Psry couBty-ThOrn, Hopewell and Ma,
son Townships. -feH'
Assistant isssssOr--Tbomas Jaessoe. POst.ofu.e
sI,a',svt.perry ..,. eouniN reSdenes Hopewsll town
nea1,sse nSa11-ksssise, ;1,ytoq, Harri,pn. jackson an
hssgT posiomre. Somerset. Prrfy 90
! n--The, BeArnell. Piessani. Monroe and Sal
~. iTn.nlps. pI,p As.i'lant ASsessor-idyd W. u
''"' rosofhre' New Lexington. Perry Co.
| S.CosD--TIo0KING coUSTV.
ah--HaTion. Falls, Pals Grove. Greene. ws,6
shn Starr townshipa. Assistant Assessor Iu,he, 3
bSn. PnHonier, Logan. HockihH Co. -'l. =
Ih-," "IshiSSi"n, Bentnn. San Crock. Psrry. .Lau.
John w NJ: Hoasson. Po,tofies. swan, vin,op CO;
| Residence. Washington, Hooking Co ~
THiRD--PAlRFIELD COUNTY,
eh--tibery. walnat. Hiehland, and Rnshereek
pSsinep'' pn.iop' hssitAat assessor Jacob Y. wlseman,
Ih.-be,n. Hooking. Greenfield and Pleasant Tps
n,s's,1ht ASSESSOR Kinhis Friitsr; poSoce, Laueas
rh-AAdison, clearcreek and S,nanla tow,,hIo,.
's'ans ,,es'or Isaae p. KOniz; posioee man
a S,.-Eloor and Violet townships. A.,l,.an, 9.
Fairfield Co. F' ''sA'''"B'o"'
FOURTH -plCKawAY COUNTY.
iolh-hadlioh, Harrison. SrIoto and walau, town.
sh,Ps' nnsss.sh Afes.or John d, Munden, po.t
ofiss. ns, BecEsi,s 81 Store, rsta-ay Co. r'''
lih - CiPleVille, Washington Piet,w.v .nA
Salt Greek townships. As..tant A.srssor n, ,i"'
Peree. po'ioficc. cI,risviIle. pict"way rm DA''u'
lgih--Waynr. Deer Creek aad Perry tovn,bIn..
As,lHs9' 4:ss,.or George W Gooio, po,tofec, New
l3lh-- Monroe: Darby. Nahltnb,rg and Jaek,on
h~H'hips Assistant Assessor John ,Yitntnei ,o,t.
once, Five Points. Pickaway Co.
FIRTH--kosS COUNTY.
lhh ,,coleIain, Harri'on. Liberty and J.re,spn
walter posOfhee. HAlisyIlIr, RassrO
'Mh--Scioto, Springfield and Green townships
Assistant Assessor Frederick II. RehwiHkel, DD.,-
0Bce, Chillieoihe Rsys Co.
IGth-Pranklin, Huntington and Twin T T,rnshin.
vile Kos. Ce.
l7th- .PaMon. Psip., and Bucs.kin tovn.bip,.
RossCo. ' ''''s''
l-th--concord, Deernsld and Union toxb.h,,,.
HssIsiant Assessor Jesse Pancake pOsto1iec Frank,
fort, Ross 20
sNrB--PlKE COUNTY.
ieth' Jack son, Seal, Beaver. Marion. Union ard
scioto townships. Assistant Assessor Henry VagE.
post0ihcs, Piket0n. Pike Co.
zbth -Pee-pes. Pebble Benton, Perry ifiin Gum
n'h' Newton and oamp Creak t,wusiips. A.sslaut
assessor 'ohn Praihrr. poAIolHse waverly, Pike Co
The Assistant hSsessOrs above dssenrted Will Gall
9pon Tue perAons residing within their respective
districts Tor lists Of properly pGbject t0taxtioutin
derthe excise Law ofthe United States
hianks are now with the Assistant Assessor. for
pi"iIes' hreNers Butchers. 4uetOnseTs. and man.
usetursS all kinds for the max In 2 of monthly re-
lurns tn Wh,eh. aud the requirements oftLe Law ia
MAKING those returns, il is important that prompt
CHARLES P. SHAEPFER.
Assessor of the Isth district Of Ohio
LAneaSter, Ohio, Oct. 9TH, Isae
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
From the Lower Mississ,ppi:

CAIRO. Oct 96-The negroes Of Helen,
are unwilling to be sent North. neither dc
they wan! To go back to slavery. They
readily consent TO work for Wages, and
arrangements are being made BY which
they are to be paid fifty cents per day
except in cotton pi king, when they are tc
have seventy five crn,s. From severa
sources we learn oI great activity among
the 'eb-ls in the vicinity or Helena, vicks
burg and Holly Springs, they evidently
contemplate an attack soon, bnt just a
what point is not known. Jos Johnston
is said to bave 10000 troops at Little
Rock and the number at Holly Springs
is Known 10 be about 10000. The reb
els are c'ossing their forces from Arkans.
as to Mississippi vt Vicksburg and ar
making very preparation Tor an attack
At Holly SPriogs. The place is being
strongly fortified A rumor here to night
that th y are moving nor h is probably
incor Rect sIFrGg EE rtfF'
The people e,st Of Memphis. near Ger
nantown. are said to be suffering for the
necessaries of lille. Cotton is heir only
support. and this has been all destroyed
by gu rtillaG W ~
The F. derals have possession of Gal
weston bay. This is admitted by the
Grenada Appeal. sns
Flanagan is elected Governor ofArkan.
sas over Rector. sa
TIE conscrip'ion act is SO vigorously
enforced in the South that every man,
Gays All officer just fronrVirksburg under
thirty i've years Of aye is in the army.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
GLEANING FROM REBEL. PApERs.

CHrcAGo. oct ga special FROM
Memphis to the Tribune says the Houston
Telegraph extra OF the 4rh confirms III.
evacuation of Galveston, Texas, and saws
the Federal commander notified the D. o. .
Pile that four days who'd to allowed the
women aud children to leave tlle city. On
the evening Of the last day the troops
commenced tvacuating the city. Much
confusion prevailed.
The city was occupied by the Federals
on the 8 h.
The Grenade Appeal of ,te auth SAYS
Van Dorm and Lowell are still a, Holly
Springs.
Rector has been badly beaten for Gov
eru"r of Arkansas, Finigan leading him
by large m Djoriry.
A frighIfu accident occurred on the
Mississippi Central Railroad below Duck
Hill Station, last, Sunday, by collision
OF two trains thirty were killed and
nearly Fifty wounded. many ofthem NOR.
tally. The greater part Of them were
soldiers. The acoideat vas the Hsuh Of
caspleSsnese.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
The Continental Monthly.

The proprieiors Of the Continental
Monthly, warranted by It's great sue ,ess,
have resolved to increase it's Influence
and usefulness by the following chan ges:
The Magazin has become the proper.
~ osan association Of men Of character
and large means. Devoted to the Ma
tionsl Cause. it willardently and uncoa, !,
diIiopalIy support the Union. I,s scope
will be enlarged by articl relating to our
public dcfences, Army aad Navy, gun.
boats, railroads, carals, finance and cur.
rency. The cause Of gradual EN- ,ncipa.
tion and colonization will be cordially
sustained. The literary character Of the
Manasine will be improved. and nothing
which ta'en,, industry and money com
bned can achieve. viii be- omit. d.
The political department will be con
irollfd by Hon. Robert j. Walker and
Hon. Frederick P. Stanton. of Washing
Ton. d. c. Mr.. Walker, after serving
mine years as Senator, and four years as
Secretary Of the Treasury. was succeedel !
in the Senate by Jefferson Davis. Mr..
Stanton served ten years in Congress,
acting as Chairman of the Judiciary Com.
mittee. and Of Nav.l Affairs Mr.. Walker
was succseded as Govsinor of Kansas nv
M. Stanton, aud both we're DISPLAYED by
Mr.. Buchanan for refusing to fore Sla.
very u on that people hy fraud and for.
gerry. The literary department Of The
Mag zine will Re under the control of
Charles G.. Leland. Of Roston. and Ed.
mund Krke, OF New York.
Terms SO psr annnm. Address John
+. Trow, so Green Street, New York.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

FLOUR IN NORTH CAROLINA Flour is
now selling in this market at S25as7 Der
barrel. 1nasmuchas the Virginia author.
lies have prohibited the expvrtation Of
Hour and wheat from that State, wonld it
not be well for the Governor of North
Carolina to stop the expectation from this
State Charlotte On. C.) Democrat
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
D@- We must haye money. ns cam

va We must have money, We canno
and will no. furnish our paper for nothing.
The printer must live. Many Of our
friends have not paid copper during the
three years we have sent them the aper.
They must now pay up. Our foreign
subscribers particularly are delinquent.
We givethsu till the first day of April,
1868. 70 square their accounts. 1t not
then paid, their papers will be discOntin
ued. and accounts l,f. for collection by
suit. vf.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

To TuE TAX PAYERS OF FAIRFIELD CouN.
Ty BY reason of the small change being
boarded. it will be impossible for me
during the coming collection Of Taxes, TO
make change consequently the Tax.
PAYERS must prepare themselves.
You are also notified that no bank pa.
per will be taken except Ohio and Treas.
urY Bills, that being The law.
@. T. DAVIS. TIC.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

ESrThe news from the Army Of The
Potomac is con6rmatory Of forward move.
ments heretoinre reported. The position
Of the rebels lie still in doubt. but it can
not so oremain long, as our forces ale prs
sing them. The lndica tious are that a
grratbattle will be fought at GortousyilIc.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
PROM THE PoTsMAo.

Dispatches from the Amy ofthe Po.
tomac stat, that General plessan ton .
cavalry have been as lar as Lecsburg
wit ont seeing anything of the enemy =
a force was. however, reported between
L'esburs and Snicker.'s Gap. The troops
are l,ported to be in fuespiriIs. and the
weather and roads are favorable Tor army
up rations. A dispatch from HMper's
Ferry. however, states that the rebel army
is anquss'ionab 3 filling back. Their
pickles remained in our front very heavy
too impenetrable TO refugees.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

~ Hampton Pickering who was Sc
verely injured BY his horse falling upon
him at the Fair Grounds. died at the
lTalmadge House last Saturday morning.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

c% Capt. DEBoLr's lecture on Friday
evening last was largely ended and
gave entire salts octiop--to, II e loyal who
sl.eaId il. m .rr.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

Dy Geo W Brock. E,q will return
to the I7h R.ginen, next week. Per.
sons desiing to senI letters to friends in
the Regiment, will leave them with Mr..
Brock or Kntz, Rrber 4 Co.'S.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
HIGEItR1lNG1

hH5FEHENCES,
IN. Hoch-tstler. ShanesviIle, Ohio
Geo. Smith, WHnuI Greek Ohin.
r. Mnschisr. honnt EatoH, Ohio,
u Il. Plaster CO. Grand Rapids Nietfean
= T.. Tornay. New Baltimore, Ohio
WIN. Lraf. PhiladeIphia. Penn.
orange Juu1, Eitot I'm. Agrchlturist, n Y. CITY
Philsdeiphia, Penn
b@rrs'-Wiih two hOrscs on your Apti.rristisu
poSer' Nc driVe 'ur M MIL, grinding IS BrsH-
sLs "F oaS rER HorR, and cut Il large Guaptity or
"! al lhe same time. I have never seen no o,Sar
mat runswh 30 iitlofrcion, aud ueDtiy vim
SO iitile strain nPnn the horses
RP, CoOPEk, Supt. 18Th & 18th 81.
...g Pass. X. X. Co.
. CLosrRn, y. J. Jan. 80, 1861
hEssRS bESSET BROTHLRs, GESTs.-Iam verv
mach pleased With the pdref. 4 runs easier than
any "'her power in this Vicinity aud with the same
horses dd hearly. br quite tw ice as much work
teh ~! rhresher al 800 revolutions por minu 10 nd
Il "a inch Cfo's-cnt saw, at 200 reyoIa,isss.
.r,E sp0fs trnly, PETER J. WHITE.
EEUN ALL ORDERS RECEIVED BEFORE
OcropER Is. 1852. THE FREIGHT WILL BIZ
PRE- PAID TO CHIcAan OR ASr OTHER POINT
ON LAKE MIcHIGAN OR LAKE. EHIE.
II PLiheral discount to dealers. Agents wanted.
State. County and shop Rights I0r sale!
FGr further infOrmatpB ssIi siamp for illustrated
CtreularSto HENNkf BROTHRRs
July 81, ts62 -.ami9 ''' -''" '0'N'
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30

DR.. Pm WAoENHALs has been sp,
pointed Pension Examiner for this por
tion oi Ohio. Dr.. Wagenhals stands at
,he head Of his profession. both as ply
siciau and surgeon. His appointment is,
therefore, good ne.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
MADE At HONE
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

TN PURSU ANCE OF AN OROEu
i granted by the probate Court Of Fairasld County,
ONO, will Offer for sale At public auction on
Saturday, The l5fA day of .Y5v'm'er,
D. 1861 al o'clock, pm, upon the prcni.es, the
following described Real Estate, situate in said
county Of Fairfield and State Of Ohio sibjact 10 inc
dowerestate of kiiZibeth n, Haisnan. ,-rit
Being parts OF all the qtarter eetols In s,ction
~, township No le, In Range No 90. Bsginnii q at
stone ou the half section line at the corner nf the
iand Of jacoo b. smith, 20 poles ,ria oftAe centre
OF SAID secu1n; thence n0nh - chains and 81 links
TO stone being another corner nf s4id JataJb n
Smith's land; theneo West - chains y finks to u
none; ih'nce south II!s deg. Wast II chains ana
nhkslo post; being corner OF II lot NOW owned by
Phlllp hing--'hence East chains and g Inks u
posI thence South chains aud 70 links 10 a past.
thence west chains Hnd ~ links To a post: thence
SOnth chains TO post, from which W white oak "a
inehesin diameter bears south 90 deg East ca links
distant, and hickory 10 inches IN diameter bears
North IL deg, East - links distant; thence Snuih
70 deg East "a chains aud u links Ia post: thsnee
No,ih ID deg. East chaiHs 10 post: thence North
Z, deg West IA chains /. The hegiuninx containing
5O aud 81 Ito acres more or less.
appraised, unencumbered Us aforesaid at az s On:
Is TO b. sold at mn less than twoIhirIs the ap
value and upon the terms Of one-ihrd in ha nd aud
the baiAHce In t~O yearly Payments, with Interest,"
jan ESSrfNSON.
Hd mr. with the viii ANNEXED Of Thonas CiIll, dec
JUIN $. BRAsEE. Aiy.
Lancaster, Oct o, lS6l-jW29pi $500
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
Observation-Disclosures

Has proved It's be the best ever fnven,ed, The
fneuOh Is reduced by iRpS BALLS, 50 arranged In
I ibe bearings that the whole weight or the ea st.
.nes runs upon them. hRBE POUNDS DRAU6HT
a. me 9nh ~ a ten feet lever. will keep the power
~ "oIoh thns permitting Tho eniire strength or tn
horses 10 he used OH the nach ire io be IrIyen On.
morse "lll 10 a'mach work on this power, as two
on me endie'. Ch.'n Power. IT rs 'PoRTABLf,
More than E~ENrY-FIVH PER CENT ofkorse
uSsn saved "Ts' any other p1wsr In use. II is sim
der. s' W VI
Price OF power for u 4horses ..,...sIqs
-Fher OF power for tn shorsss..:.......sI7S
me Si:1 poaer will drive any Thrcshing Machine.
or ihs none! will Ie refihdedi
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
BLOCKADE iNrELLIGENoE.

The United States forces 10 the Gull
have 'lestroyedilis salt works Of the re.
bells at ST. Andrews and 81. Joseph Bay.
both rapabl' OF making over four hun.
dred bushels of salt Per day.
The bark J. L, Davis captured the Er.
g|ish schooner Isabella attempting 10
evade the blockade Vi 81. Mark with a
cargo Of cotton.
The U. s. steamer PenoLs OF, on the
a2d inst, captured Oft Shallow Inlet. N O..
the English brig Robert Bruce, aboutlwo
hundred tons burIhen, aud loadsI with
clothing. medicines. DC.
The Navy Department. learns % day
that the U s. steamer Alba,ross Captured
the schoon r Two Sisters, of; the mouth
OF the Rio Graude, on the 2lst ul. She
was flying the Confed rate flag at tns
time, and a rebel register was iourd on
her The cargo consisted of gunny cloth
with corresponding bale rope, 'crino Use,
&c.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
vTHIS IMPORTANT DISCOVERY "a,

VVNHIS IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. for
the radical eure OF Fever and aYue and otL er
ol'lions diseases, Is The result Of oyer thirty.ave
years experience ofDr. G.J. LEEDS. Us practising
physician. and Druggist, who willingly staked hi,
professional reputation upon the merits Of the nj
nine substitute, for the cure OF the above elu,, OF
diseases. II does not eOntsin Qninne, Opium. Nor.
prime or Arsenic, or any mineral substances what
ever while Il possesses all the advantages Of the
above medicines, without their injurious eneet..
either upon the head, stomach or bowels. aud which
too often impair their tone, leaving permanently
debliiated nervous sy4em, though they succeed
10 removing the disorders for which hev aIetaken
IL can be adm us cred during every stage uf preg-
Nancy. aud under many circumstances In which O ui.
nine would be inadmissabie.
ErtraetJ'om Gisnsr Of Capt J, W. Manse..
DEAR SIR:-It affords me much pleasure 10 add nv
testimony In faTo; OF yont Quinine Substitute or
Nerve Tome had the Chagres fs, er for nine months
my liver badly affected, the Goth Of July bought
six bottles of tho Qninine Substtute-ln week the
pains In myJonts wer, gone-in two weeks conld
attend To- my duty on board my Eessel-in n month
wasa well man. and have cnntiI uei a. healthy as
ever WAS. | have tried " on one OF my crew wbo
has taken qninine unt It affected hiseycsight AT
Staten Island; he had the fever for six " weeSs but
yonr o,edicine has made him as healthy a man as
there Is In New York. write this for the benefit NJ
sailors. Yours, on the square
JoHN w. NUHSON, Brig AmopO.aek
For sale by KAUFMAN &c.
Sept 94-2I-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-10-30
EstaIs OF Jacon q

NhU1b h..I Is hereby givea that the ssb,crlb., !,
A ApP1lhted aud qaHiiasd ~ admIuistrs,,s =,
county, deceased. I1iitna.e a.e ~ fslfaeld
October 10, Isa7-3wsOs b. FHEAAF.