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Of shoes. which ! kept secretcd. was also
in the habit Of lacing up the front Of my tent I:
and as this could not be done from the out
SIDE, an additional reason was given for the
guards to think their prisoner was safe.
This being promised, on a very dark, rainy
night, when one ofthose tremendous Texan
gales called ''norther" was blowing, made
an excuse TO leave the tent of the Major,
sayiog that must go and smoke my hyoscia-
mus for my asthma, and went to my tent. =
/ put my boots outside ss usual, laced up
my tent, placed my chair In position so
that it would look as though my knees we're
sticking up, raised up the bottom Of the tent.
crawled out, aud deliberately walked through
the chain Of sentinels into the dark bottom
Of the Sallado. After various difficulties
and hindrnnces FROM losing my way, reach
ed the rendezvous, yherl a horse had been
provided, and stasted on my journey 10 Mex
leo. took the Laredo road, where the In.
dians had killed four or five men two day,
before, from which argued they would d,
from the vicinity, and that should not be
troubled by them. When I crossed the
river boundary of Texas | shouted "God
and Liberty !" with more than Mexican
zeal, and, per contra, INDUCED in some i'm
precautions concerning jeff Davis and the
Southern Confederacy which / think it /,
well not to repeat. In nine days | came Il
Monterey, where Governor Vidaurri kindI,
offered me seat in his carriage. At Wit
toria Twas wakened up BY one of the pas
sengers at three clock in the morning, will
the remark that friend was present. Ant
there was my kind friend and ally, his no
Bile youth from Brooklyn, who had ridden al
the way after me Oh horseback, with onl,
$25 at tlfestart and l2l cents in his poke
when he reached Inc.
1t appears that after Mr.. Anderson $ es
cape, his captors adopted the theory that h,
had smoked his hyosciamus to such an ex
tent that it had made him insane, and tha
he had committed suicide, and his remain
were diligently searched for in the stream
and by places thereabout.
The above is but sketch of the addres
of Mr.. Anderson, and necessarily fails to d
full! justice to the graphic manner in whicl
he described his escape, as well as the pre-
sentation of his views.
Judge Pierepont, at the conclusion of tb
address, moved vote of thanks, whicl
was carried with great demonstrations q
heartiness.
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solemu Appeal % Irishmep..

-.
The Dublin Fresman of December 4th
says: At meeting of the National Broth
erhood of St Patrick, held at their rooms,
No. 2 Marlborough street, on Tuesday
evening, Nelson Underwood, Esq, Barrister,
in the chair, the following resolution was
moved and carried by acelamation: That
we have viewed with the deepest sorrow the
fratricidal war in which the States Of Ameri-
ca have been engaged, and that in the pres
ence of the possibility Of war between Great
Britain and the United States, we implore
our fellow. countrymen oafte An,encan con-
tineat to remember the deep obligation under
which they lie to the friendly and compass
sionate government Of the United States,
and the debt tUhich Mey o'oe to tie Goeern-
ment ,ohich permitted their homes in Ireland
to be lereiiod-iohich drore them into erises BY
oppression. .i3 sls5i -ss 5,t-
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NAPOLEON 70 Aursreah.

The following letter .sf Nspojsoi nopas.
parte is one Of the most charsctssiafie he
ever wrote. He was discontensed Win ~
inevtness Of Augereau, who was orexnizins
an army at Lyons. The date is February
81, 1874
:" What Sz hours after re-
ceiving the first troops from Spain you are
not IN the field? Six hours Of rest Is quito
enough for them. conquered at Naneis
With the brigade Of Dragons from Spain,
who from Bayonne had not drew rein. Do
you say that the SIX battalions from Mines
strae,edP Auaerea" @ s, and %;.srshs are ru,n-
cuses! l have destroyed 5000 enemies
with. battslions Of copscripts. scazrcelx cioIh-
sd and wiihous eartrids dse 70 boxes f85 M =
tional Guards are pitiful? ] have here 900
from Angers and Bretagne in round hats.
without cartridge boxes, but with good
weapons; and have made them tell There
is no money, do you say? But where do
you expect to get money, but from the pock-
cts OF the enemy? You have no teams
Seize them. You have no magazine? Tut.
tut this is too ridiculous! | order you 10
put yourself in the field twelve hours after
you receive this letter. ,o.f.f
"1f you are still the Augereau Of Castis-
lione, keep your command. If your sixty
years are too much for you, relinquish il TO
the Oldest of your general officers. The
country is Inenacsd and in danger. It can
be saved only by daring and alacrity, and
not by vain delays. You must have d
nucleus of 6,000 picked troops? have not
SO many, yet have destroyed three armies,
! captured 100 prisoners taken two hun.
dred pieces of artillery, and thrice saved the
capital. The enemy is in full fight upon
Troyes? BE before them. Act no longer
as Of late. Resume the method and the
spirit Of '93. When Freschmen see your
plume waving in the van, and you, first Of
all, exposed to the enemys FIRE, you viii do
with them whatever you will. !" sH1H 3,
So prompt, 20 bold, was Napoleon, Ye
he knew when to wait as well as to move---
At Austerlitz, Soult and the other general,
begged him TO advance. STOP" replied
Napoleon, never move when your enemy
is destroying himself" %. i7as
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Ready for War.

Whatever may be the case with Great
Britain as whole, there is one part of the
empire always ready for war. We refer to
Ireland. Let the London journals talk as
loud as they please, the Dublin journals are
able to talk little louder. If the Times
Eliminates, the Nation flashes Lightning
but the wrath of Ireland has this peculiar
itys thatit is always against England no
matter who may be the foe, Listen to the
following from the last Nation
'sWarl That war What does it mean
what does it mean for heiand The Irish
nation, too, has its instincts, and these have
told it something that fires the eye and stirs
the blood Of youth and sire all, over the
land. Never, since the shout of American
Independence woke an echo in the Church
OF DungannOn, has news 80 momeutous
startled Ireland. No prophets voice is need
ed to foretell what all foresee. Yes, it may
be that God has needed our long suffering
and heard our fervent prayers 1t may be
that at last the day is davning 'our fathers
eyes were not to see.' War between Eng.
land and America between England and
the Irish abroad; between England and
millions Of our nearest and dearest kindred
our own very flesh and blood. There arc
one hundred thousand armed and disciplined
Irish soldiers in America-they are the
banished Celts whom the Times proclaimed
were gone with vengeance Not 'on the
slopes of st. Antoine, did the Irish troops
Of King Louis leap more wildly with excite
ment than would those vengefnl Celts acros.
the Western ocean, on the news that Eng
land drew the sword against America. II
that hour the bitter memories of lifetime
memories the most terrible that ever exile,
bore would find vent in the cry for venge
anee on their heartless exterminator-the
exterminator that exulted over their expatri-
alton, laughed at their sorrows, and Knocked
at their distress. Yes, if England haa cause
to start in high excitement at the news WI
chronicle to-day, Ireland has cause deeper
still. The clash of arms in America brought
her freedom once before, She needs but the
same firmness, unanimity, patriotism now
to grasp it once more" iTa
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Sheriff 8 Sale.
Courts for 1862.

pYvIRTUE Of hs powers vested in us by law,
- we the Judges Of the Conri Of Common Pleas with
IN aud Tor the Eighth Judicial District OF the State OF Ohio,
do hereby nscerian and fix the times Of holding the seve
raj terms OF the Court OF Common Pens and District
Court, the several COUNTIES Of said District for The year
Thu Court oi Common Pleas shall be held in the County
Of Muskingum Tuesday the Eighteenth uethl day Of
and on Moaday tie iRird tsdj day Of Noyeihber
liz tile County OF Morgan on Tuesday the twenty hhh
25hl day Of March on Tuesday The ahsen'h lshl day
In ihe County of Monroe on Tuesday the eightesn!h
1sth day Of February Tuesday the twentieth t2Dth
day OF May and OH Tuesday the fourth ta) day Of No
finfs N he County Of Belmont OF, eleventh h
day Of March, on Tuesday the tenth q0hl day Of June
and Wednesday the fifteenth (5thl day Of Ociober,
In the County q Noble on a. SesdSy = The e fourth 4ta DAY
| Wednesday the fiieei,h tl5,h) day Of October.
In the County Of Tuesday the eighteenth
day Of May, and on Tuesday the twenv-eghth lssth
II In ii ,hs County fGuemsey on Monday the tenth ooh
day of March, on Monday the ninth lot) day of June
In The County IL Jefferson on riesdsy The eleventh 9th
day OF March, on Tuesday the tenth u0t day Of June
and on Tuesday The eleventh u1hl day Of November.
In the County Of Harrison on Tuesday the eghtee ~
day q Nay. and on anesdsy the twsnly-sishI Iaar
Ths Di.triet court shsii b. Held <
Inths county u Tnscarawas on Tuesday. the secon
il he County I Muskiasim on Thursday the four'
'i II he County q Morgan on Tuesday the mimi oi
N he County d Guernsey Friday ths twsAh tlssi
\, Il he County q Jefferson on "wednesday the sever
Inshs County 81 AMason on Monday the twenty y-.econ
In he County Of Bsimou, on Wednesday The ,wsnt,
'1 eSa q sopros o Monday tbs ssnyap'
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The ladies' of Franklin, Norfolk county,
Mass, by general consent, brought together
their old dresses, such as Dame Fashion bad
discarded, and the whole were made Into
fitty-six bed quilts for the soldiers. The
quilting lasted three days, in the town hall
aud during portion Of the time scyenty-hve
ladies' were plying the busy needles s1af
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The New Orleans Crescent OF Dec, 18th,
trusts that if Mason aud Sidell die while
imprisoned, that President Davis will order
the execution of every prisoner Of war in
his possession, and announce in an informal
proclamation that no prisoners will betaken
hereafter. He will be fully Justified before
the nationalities in 80 doing ,-s,,
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WHAT Mr. Secretary Seward said tos
correspondent of the Missouri Republican
.'1t would he as absurd for one Of us'to-day
to spend our time in laying plans for future
political advancement, as it would, for, Noah
to have used up his forty days. in the ark,
laying out town lots on Mount Arrarat"'
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NOTICE isnereby given that at the Probate Cour!
~ for Belme,jt county the undersigned was spponled
and Executor Of the estate OF Mary Lsughlin
All those indebted said reqtesied 10 MAX
immediate payment and ose having clams against sad
estate are modified 70 present them for seeneni within
' r. E. cARoTHERs, E1ocusor.
December 20, 1861 'f'"f"
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u III Mona Sshib Is alive and would sepc 10
this country, We think that b. would bave :
arecention, The helief is gaining ground
that the Scpoys were an ill-used body Of
men, and ought to have succeeded. Better
luck 10 'em next tine. Traveller.
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a NEW York correspondent Of the Rgch-
ester Democrat states that Henry j. Ray
mond of the Times owns or,did own, a large
interest in Harper's Magazine. and still
contribuiesits Record Of Current Events,
for which he receives at least 500 per
month 3lia,r tpGi 49, hlf
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FIVE hundred and sevcnty-sx, instead of
ffty-seven houses, were burned in the recent
fire in Charleston. The tclegraphers acci-
dentally omittedafigure in transmitting their
dispatches. x e's1a i-ai r.
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Sherif's Sale.

II Hr'm Smith "a BY I, ylsrnr IT. ID q 9p S9,S, srasI
Pleas OF Belmont couly, Ohio will offer !vr sau. Al the
front door Of the Court House, in 81 ClarsviIle. on
,so Tuesday, January 81, 1852,
between the srs of 10, A. NJ aud a. P, ~ OF said day
the following real estate 10 wit Situate In the county
Belmont and State oil Ohio. wit isong in Section %
Township q mud i,aygs . aud being the undivided
half interest IN Lot No three ( In Shapless' out Ia
addition the OF. Martins iIis. commonly known
on. ,
Ternis OF sale cash. .' ''
Appraised at $50. IfI Ln aLl f2.nullu
a''.f ..t..-t p. LOCHARY. Special Master
sheriG's O1ice, ST. Clairsville Dec. IN, ts6i.-S
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CHICAGO will soon have storage capacity
for 8, $50, 900 bushels OF grain. This ca
pacity will probably be increased, BY another
season, to 10000, 900. 6 ~ : ian iAF ~ -
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The New York Independent of last week
has cards announcing the retirement of Rev.
Drs Bacon, Thompson and Storrs from its
editorial charge, and the assumption, by
Henry Ward Bcecher, Of that position.
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Tue Union Defense Committee of New
York composed of men Of all parties, have
adopted resolutions approving
the President course on the slavery ques-
tion. sB sf efI 49,
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and listening IN The South dnr;no tbc LATE !
canpaien he assured them he never once
seen In mint nor heard In sneecb. pntdic or
private. one word or syllable. We were "a
sured by o,,r Astronomers that each grain of
ssnd On, the sea sbore performed is due sbare /
in rec;procsl attraction nnsn the other
planets. Well. he Thought any one rarticle ]
Of dust upon their coat collars had been As /
potential In pulline the snn ont Of l,is svstem
as the protective tariff in disturbing he har-
monious movements of this our national
CONSTELLATION. The idea was an impudent
imposture. surpss sing cbarlatanry with But !
Ter King. Yancey. Mann. and their free
trade English dunes. z Nor was Il the action
Of Northern Abojjtionists. though he had
himself once entertained this view. Bot. AZ
a close observer. with excellent opportunities
to enable him to zee the truth. ne must de-
IL true. AS the Earl of Aberdeen seemed TO
tb;nk that the W. war " was bernn bv 1iu Soutbero
slaveholders. as proprietors in defense of
their rights Of property. either in the strong
holds az Cottondom or the snowy outpost.
of Kansas. The cause was this. that A
check had been suddenly nut To their un-
limited. and. in their purposes. and belief
illimitabIe dominion in and over the whole
nation The consequence Is. that they are
almost frantic with rage at this their first
CHECK in nolitical supremacv
AZ the conclusion of his sneecb at tbe Gan
Antonio meeting Mr. Anderson tbougbt he he
observed in the sneaker who foIlowed a dis-
nosit;on 10 fasten unm him the od;nm which
belonos in that conntrv 70 The name or sns.
picion of Abolitionisn. PARTLY throuph nm
controllable anger. and partly from belief
that carfo;n dan1ore oou1d bosf bo mot aud
overcome by going close mp to them, he tried
to avenge himself on the spot Then fol-
lowed scene which beggared description
and the meeting narrowly escaped specta-
Gle which might have made it far more in
famous than it was. The speaker said he
alluded to this in no spirit Of boasting or
vain glory, for he had no aspirations to be
considered either ruffian or bully, and
took no pride in the possession of only so
much courage as he presumed belonged to
ninety men in every one hundred Besides,
he became afferward convinced that his op-
ponsnt, Col Wilcox, had no such upeener-
GUS purpose. Violence and disorder follow
ed this scene. until finally the meeting broke
up and the Union party got possession Of the
band, which by the originators Of the affair
had been forbidden to play national airs,
and went to the lodgings of Mr.. Anderson
and rendered him a serenade with such music
as Yankee Doodle, Hail Columbia, the Star
Spangled Banner, &c. Mr.. A. again ad-
dressed them, saying that whatever happen.
ed he would stand BY tho Union, even though
1 it were to an ignominious death. This wa.
November "a, 1860. During the Winter
lrepeated efforts were ansaa. by pubiicm
I ings, to persuade or compel Gov Houstor
lI'to convene the Legislature, for the purposs
900 - = ~ Il. HtN
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+, ATTACHMENT NOTICE. B
George Gray P-lnd BEsaT9FfHo q ys.nss nss,sSg ps
Hezekiah Cash, Deft sip, Belmont county, Ohio On
the 22d day OF November, A. d. 1861 said Justice issued
an order Of attachment in the above action for the sum
Two Hundred and Forty Dollars GEORGE GRAY.
4 Flushing Township, Dec. 10, 1851. dsi93ws
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7,ISMERIFFrS S.aLE.

Rspna SSs e an ~ S.dss So, 81 .es " g So
ranlel uodwnIi lmon pleas OF Belmont County, Ohio,
Twill Oder oE sale the fIon door Of the conr House,
in 81 Clairsvills, on lf IL s ~
betseer, the hours Of TO- M and NJ Of said day,
the following real estne TO WITT one lot OF pnreel OF land
lying and being In section 30 Towuslr and range 2,
and apari OF the farm known a. he Rodier farm aud
commencing for the sBme at . stake on he routeast
Frankin aud ayiue streets nersect each oher, running
thence Iii Nofthen direction on the West line of said
os lhehce in a Western direflon on the line Of said
Dodsuhs and Mefcefs 10, 10 projecting street called
Clinton etree, thence In Southern airscunn ON he Eas
nn n said street b Rayine street thepce an an Eastern
directon on the Nsrih line Of said RavIe street e the
pisce oi becnning conainhig sIghy-wo hundredths o
sn ac . mora orlsi. Terms Of sae cash isl M
Appraised " "sSV.sgb lis rti,ocHxRy,. sksrih.
sherifrs once, 4, clauslc, Dec. 10 1891. g.
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,r AN exchange says that Bishop Polk the
Confederate General at Columbus kentucky,
"has learned to swear like a trooper ~
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sheriR,s Sale..ii

IIil ~ H&kVA ~ 7 ~ N1HSSSHV'TiIT ..
Pulaski scailerlsy RY ylHruREs of an order Of
.f,, VS. I'd ,,' yI sale,tq rps directed from the
Charles Baker coortof Common Pleas OF Belmont
County Ohio will offer for the door OF tho Court
House. in 81 Clursvne, ono "a ~ inS tnfij
3ao Tuesday, January 81, 1869, ai
between the hours Of 10, NJ and PM, Of said day
the following real estate wit Situate in the county
OF Belmont and State Of Ohio lying and being in Mahers
addition to the town OF ST. Cairsyie being front anu
back lot on the Wea side Of Marietta Street. and mum
berng ia The pla thereof hirlythree and thirtyfo be
ing The same lots or parcels OF ground thai conveyed
by the said ca,eday c the said Baker by deed dated
on the 9th day Of March, ie5s. Is, eJi t-, -. ,.
Terms OF sale cash Il ~
Appraised at $3Oe j. ~ .i--N ~
shrnfrs Office, ST Clsirsyille, Dec. 10, is6l.-H
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Sherif's Sale.

Charles Newsom Try VIRTUE Of an order
= vs. - OF sale 10 me directed from
wilam Nswsom ct al \ tile Courf Of Common Pleas Of
Belmont Couniy Ohio will odpf for sale si the front
door Of the court House in 81 clarsve, In said county
on p rHf'NA.ft FNf t'AhN lNf OF ~
~ Tuesday, January II, 1862,
between the hours OF TO- A. NJ, and 4P. NJ Of said day
the following real estate wit sunted In the county Of
Belnont aud State Of Ohio and being Lots Nos 81 and
% iu Msihers udditon to the lown Of 81 Clarsvc, Bel
mort County, Ohio TO
Terms of sale oneihinl In hand onriird in one yeni
aud one-rd IN two years. with interest the deferred
payments.
Appraised at $3.50
lsag .f Ii 1a.-H ...n p. IOCHARY, Sheriff.
Sheiffs Office St Clsirsvile. Dec. 10, 1874 u
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A true copy by direction Of said Judges. .
ATTEST: -aIs aCH; Y, HVSSElIS
Clerk Of the Common Pleas az Muskingum Comfy.
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TIiAsday.i Jam, 9s. .iIs62.
SIsertH's Sale.

John tIeadley | RY virtue Of yendi issued and
" y" VS. ID to me directed from the Couri
Thomas Whceler,jr. of Common Pleas OF Monroe cou.
Ohio will oder for sale, the front door OF the Cou
House. in ST. ClairsvilIe Bslmont county, Ohio, OH
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InTMesday, Januaryi; A. j lS62s

heiween she hours Of 10, M and 4 Nj of said day
the following real estate wit Situate IN the county oi
Belmont Ststs of Ohio and Township of Oosher, and
sounded as follows ii pa Of the Southwest quarrel
OF Section ten, 40 Township seven, f and Range i've
l5 beginning for the 10 poles Noah OF the center
o said quufer section at Station No 4 thence North 68i
West 81 poesto station thence deg West % polel
10 station No 3 thence North eet deg West l27 % poei
10 thH Wes line Of said quarter secon TO stso No.
hente North W East OF poles the Nohwesi corner o
said quarter section station No6i thepes South sslS
ast i805 poles 10 the Northeast corner Of said quarter
section to Station No 81 thence South West pole,
10 the beginning, containing ~ acres Hood and % pole
Of land, be the same more or less ir, r.; fL.i ~
Terms OF sale cash. '''i.'t - i.i-it 4
Appraised ai ss640 p, u 70 nls Il. ~, nI
sherif's Office, 81. Cairsville, Dec. 49, 1881 -so
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Tuesday. January al, 1862,

between the hours Of TO- A. NJ and Al ~, Of said day
the following real estate TO wit; The one undivided one
sxtli OF Lot No g. being oni lot IN the town Of Fair
mont Belmont county Ohio, Upon which s erected
steam Saw Mil aud dwelling house, ii-,f f.s.t. LOO
Ttrns Of sale cash = J
Appraised at s01 ,83nR COUP. I.OCIiARY. Sheriff.
Shend Is Office, 81 Clairrvile, Dec. 40, 1e5i.-s3.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

\ State pf Ohio ri, virtue Of Two yendis to me
VS.. - diieclrd from the Court oil
uous- n .a,J rounts a., - -
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Sherif's Sale

John Garrct, DY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale is
vs.. - inc directed from the Coun of Com
NJ =. Burr mon Pleas Of Belmont County Ohio, vii
offer for sale the from, door Of the Oour House IN $,
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Tuesday, Jan uary n. :, 1862,

between tia hours Of NJ, aud 4 o'clock p
NJ said day, the following real estate. to witt Desefi-
bed follows: Lots Nos 10 q % in the Of Te
,perancevile. Belmont county, Ohio.. or f... g.N
= Terms OF sale ash ~. -''
q Appraised ss follows: ioi ii p ni1I Jtu ihu 3
Lot No 20 at $50; g. fri i-frtIrf 4r ~iri riIY.u
Lot No. 81 at sill; 4 f .t. ...
Lot No. ~ At s3i 20" ~