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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-22
LEEM NOTICES

KTOTTOE - WILLtAd n 81 ADE, AND JO-
~ SEPHINE L. BLADE. nOn Fnslaents of the
State Of Ohio, are hereby n0Hfsa thaf is5irgT
iAtfie- IN fhe qFisd bgTfo lig0 biff vfd.ss ~
10 f.1.st 'n t,7susf is y siiiuOl n k,iefsi guy q
L-s ggtilfLy 0io, Stating that on the fth day Of
October, 1855, the said William slade JeEPolted
and deliNafadt0 Little Keyes ne siH propll10Fy
hotes3 Of tnat date for the aHm Of e20e-o0 each
with annual interest - SIX per cent until dpef
and ten per cent ANIMAL interest afteF due, nsTlr
BILE one on lAprfi J. 1851, Hnd The othaF ave each
yearly thersaftaT; fhafon aid October 4th. l15e
70 secure the payment of SAID nptea the said VII
liam Slade and Jeseph hines Ls y epated aI
delivered TO 1hid Little a keyesA mortgage deed !
heirs and assignees, the following described
premises; Situate IN said Cleveland, being Lot
No. 1, IN Block No. tive, and end On the north
easierly corner Of Huntington and Gard en- stFeefl
IN said Cleveland said lot being IS feet frOnt on
Huntington street, aud 10 feet on Gatden street.
and being same premises conveyed 70 said Blade
By said Little A keyes. That plaintiff q now
the legal owner Of said notes and mortgage, /,
and that there Is now due Plaintiff on said notes
from said William Slade s439 45 With annual In
terest after October q, 1851, at ten per cent on
sl94 "a, and on e2l2oQ after April 4, 1852 e ten
per cent, and the annual interest at six per cant
on $4,000 amer October 4, 1855, until due, and
ten per cent. AFTER due. - d. .f |...
The object and prayer Of said petition e 10 re,
cover the amount due on said notes, aud to sub
Jet said mortgage premises 70 pay the same
said defendants are required to ansWer said peti
ton en- or before The third Saturday next after
the expiration Of six weeks from the first publi-
cation Of this notice. ~
gf-l y. H0VEY, PLAINTIFF Attorney.
Cleveland, April %, 1se2;s9l -o ..i' Fl IN,
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MORNING ERADER.
EagEs5I7 a995I7a. ~ y. lssa5
wa.. q. Q.Hs::.: 3..s s.s sI3. 3ss',-1El1 Hsno-


llIIlu uis-a. BIIi. I l61bI
Hon, G. A. Grow, Speaker Of the House
OfH t,stisaal thus Ffiths q friend !
The bill passed Is q oomplete Homestead
Act The, following Is 8 synopsis Of iis
previai6nsi UHA INh-
an tbe lands oWnedby The Government
are open 10 settlement under L In quanh'
tiss n. eyeseding one hundred apd siTty
aofo5 u eack person.
Any person who q 9 citizen Of the Uni-
ted States, or has declared Intention 70 be-
oone suob, who is tHeniy-one years old,
o. he head Of family, or hss serv cd In
the military or naval service Of the country
during this Rebellion, can make the entry
on payment ol tsh dollars, and the fees OF
the Register end Receiver Of the Land or
fos. That is az he settler has to pay ct
any tine.
The asi takos eject the frst Of January
next end requires q residence and euld-
vaiicn q I've years to perfect the title.
Alq person can enter, under this sot
lau1 el which he has q prs-emptiOn claim.
4Aig Congress is redeeming IN good
faiih all its pledges to the People. What
you said of & q few days ago wss euineni.
y jn 70 may seem 10 the o0untry to
move slowly, but no Congress before ithai,
In thp sane tine, accomplished 30 much,
for - f1luEp EreatRsss and glory Of he
Republic. U.a "a
The National Capital Free forever.
Slavery forever prohibited in al Terri
tories
ghs Pnblio Domain set apart and coz.
ssoTatsd iR Free Homes and Free Men.
The Paoi6o Railroad authorised. aaas.
TIE Policy Of gradual emHR0ipstioA In.
augaraied beside var measures
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AttOrneys Tor Q. r 3 a. d. j.
Dated Nav ath A. ID. 1892 maYTsaa2


MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
command of q decTetal order Of sale Issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga
County, at the suit of John Harper against J.FV
Fenkell and others, to me directed, shall expose
for sale at public auction at the door of the Court
House, in the City Of Cleveland, in said County
on the tth day Of June, 1s62, ct O'Clock P. n,
the following described lands and tenementI, to
wit: Situate In the townships of Chagrin Falls
and Russell, in the eth range Of townships IN the
Connecticut Western Reserve, in the State Of
Ohio, and which is also in the Counties Of Ouya
hogs and Geauga, and e known as being paris Of
lots Nos I0 and % in said townships, and bounded
as follows: on the north BY the north line Of sid
tract No. 3; on the east by land decided By Aaron
Blsss TO Joseph s. BaTrass; on the south By the
centre Of tho road leading from Chagrin Falls 70
Russell Centre, and west BY 3 line parallel with
the essf line and 60 far distant there rom IS 10
make thirty.seVen 6O-IG0 acres.
And also, another piece, situate In said town
ships and counties, and IS known BY being part
Of the Champion tract, and bonded as fol0Wsi
beginning at the northwest corner Of thirty-acre
lot owned ~ Chester Z laslll thence along tho
west line of said thirty acres south 70 the centrt
of the halfway, thence alo1g the centre Of the
highway westerly far enough to oontain FeutyI
four aCfeg; thence north - the s0ut line of the
tract; thence east to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning twenty four aores, be the same more OF
less but subject tc all legal hl7hWayB. Apprais-
ed St si6sI. GEO. WXMAN,
E T. HAMILTON, 1ftel, Comm'r
Pitts Atty. ufg3 sol
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M ASTER'S SALE. = Pursuant TO the
IINl command Of decretal order of sale Issued
from the Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga
County, at the suit of Allen H Wood and others
against Alouzo Miller and another, 70 me direct
ed, shall expose to sale at the door of the Court
House in the City of Cleveland, in said County,
on the 7th day Of June, 1852, at 2 O'Clock p. N.
the following described lands and tenements, 70
wit; Situate in the township Of Ghagrin Falls, in
the county Of CuyahOga, and State Of Ohio, and
part of lot 50, Gardner 4 HallOck's allotment in
Chagrin Falls village, beginning in the centre of
Front Street at the north east corner of lot
decided by Richard Pratt to George Bell thence
along said Front Street easterly two chains sixty
eight and one half links; thence south four de
Frees east six CHAINS; thence south eighty six de-
grees sixty links to said Bells east line; thence
north twenty five degrees and forty-iVe minutes
west FIVE chains and eighty links to the beginning,
being the same land decided March 18th, 1854, to
Aionzo Miller by Richard Pratt and wife Ap-
praised at $500. GEO. H. WYMAN,
G. F. BLAKEsLEE, Master Comm'r
.f-ar Plt,fs Atty maYS;SoI
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$8 10 81 PER ACRE..
llfgEeI, all an ihs blesSil1I q CiiliIsf01.
CULTIVATION OF COTTON.


ne experiments iB Cotton cuTturs 1rs o.
'gsrY Qre1t promise. CDulnencfaQ d lltifH1s
g deg. 80 min. (ses lhIfto0n On tie Br1noh,
and AssEmP5ioH On tie Aldfn Li1s), thS Corr
the perfection of tafs f5rs. A settler hdging
af11nttg 0f yoHRg children, c1ll ia'Ial flels
yolifhfia tab0r % Q Elosf prQ1ifd5 dcc11nti1
ne grosgh and perfection ef ne pldat.
j tNS Oagofoli3 e5elstollS iloic Hle.,tHg q oQs-
tdt1 2 g4Pplg Of rsifa5is ssed sllsted @ the
FeQlirenteIlt5 0 tie sol Of Illinois, t1llI q 81
b07sd, speedily Gf1s q sufficient dzsOaHt %
lPlGnt q great breadth Of land
MINING ANB MANUFACTURES.
The great resouroes Of the State, In Goal, Iron,
Lead, Zinc, Potter's Clay, Limestone, Sandstone.
a., &C., are almost untouched : hey await The
arrival Of enterprisng and enerzetic men sccug- i
tened 70 convert them Into gold
RAILROAD sFsTEsI OF ILLINOIS.
Railroads lnterssct tie Ehole STATE. s1I5.-Fs
900 have been invested In completing The
great nes-Wor< mat LINKS eFafy part OF ne sac
lni1 Immediate connection With The 1urToundIug 2
States and the directssl thoToughfare1 of eom-4
mercs.
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD 4
Fravsrsss he whole length Of ne Etsts. ei6n !
the banks Of The ll=Eilzippi and Lake hlchi7lri
30 the Ohio. As it5 name imports, The Railroad
rms through the centre o. the State and on a
tbes side Of the road along Its whole length ne
AQe l4uQ4 oueEeQ lof ale. =
10 ACTUAL sErTLERsH POI &
From the unprecedented advantages thisCon- =
pany oilers, It is not surprising that Z should
have already disposed Of 800, 900 acres Of land
It ls now selling a the rate Of 900 acrla per
week. Thepopulstion along the line has trebied
IN ten years, and Is now 514 s9i- The Company
san % actual culfiTators and every contract con
sains an agreement 70 cultivate.
( CITIES, TOWNS, MARKETS, DEHOTs. I
There are Ninety-Eight Depots On the Canspa- 1
nyE Rsilr0ad, giving about one every seFEn
miles. Cities, Towns and Villages are situated
at conYeuienf distances throughout the Whcl8
ircuis. where sverT dsSlrable commodity nay Be
Union, and where buyers are 70 Be met for ~
Kinds Of farn produce. ),
,----. EDUCATION.
Mecnan.es and working men Eil ina the nee
school system encouraged b. tie Stasa, and e..
IdoWed with large revenue for the support Of the
schools. Children can live IL sight Of the school,
the college the church, Gnd grow up nth the
prosperity a the leading siats 10 The GEsat WEIl
80 one Who has visited shis splendid rszion q .
country can doubt thas il equals tae mos laF9r-
ed descriptions that have sFsr been given q It;
but let any careful observer visit Il and 11 va
iulsun you that the half has net ben told al ne
advantages Il oGerI for immedisss occupation
and Immediate returns. Ihs farmers o. a. l111-
srn and Middle States, and Canada, are noFing
. Illinois IN great u1nhersi a1d . is 5elieEedi
that II these surprising Advantages were mE11
known 70 the farmers, mechanics, ms1ulscturerI-
/ aud working population of 0Fer-croWdsd Europo,
[ they would promptly HFal thenssiTc1 o. the
knoViedge.
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Cleveland, PainesViIle 81 In Common Pleas,
Ashtabula R. R. Co. CuyahOga County,
A. whiting. for money only. -
NI0TIOE.-A. WHITING, A HoE-REsI-
lN dent OF the State Of Ohio, will take notice
that the Cleveland, PainesEille & Ashtabula
Railroad Company, did on the 9Th day Of Nay,
1852, hle a petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the County Of CuyahOga
and State of Ohio, against the said A Whiting,
defendant, setting forth that on the Sd day OF
March, 1852, the said defendant was indebted 10
said Company IN the several sums on accounts
ofS149 60 Sl8s, and $50 TO- amounting in total
TO the sum of sS73 90, with interest thereon from
March 3, 1862, for charges and transportation Of
certain three lots barrels oil carried and convey
ed over and upon said CompEnTB Railroad from
Girard TO Cleveland, o. and there at the latter
place delivered by said company for said defen-
dant at his request, that the SAID sum Of money
was then and Il now due and payable, that said
sum of money nor any part thereof has been paid,
and said company prays judgment against the
said A. Whiting, defendant, in the sum Of three
hundred and seventy three dollars and sixty
cents, with interest thereon from said Sd day Of
March, 1852.
And the said A. Whiting Is notified that be is
required IL appear and answer said petition on
or before tae 18th day Of June, lSo2, or Judgment
will be taken against him By default.
RANNEY, BAGKUS & NOBLE,
ATTORNEYS for @. y. "A. R. R.
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.sl1 LEGALR NOTICES. m.
-JlJWWIHgTTINNRI9

M Asst n R COM MMfSSIONER'S
ANA eALE.-Pursuant 10 an order Of sale 10 me
qtreot9d nom tha court Of Common pleas for Ouye-
theFeln gsndns y herein thhsd5l d iidsii d piAi1-
tu and henTY q. Abbog ldminietrator d the estate
qn's will expose for fae az public auction az the
eoor q the Court House IN said county on the 7ith
gag oi mRFt l0 oqmm0lcing lt . OicidcE PsM.tfhe
ioi1gng dbscF Fbsl lota q ldhd kltnat4 IA TIE oifI
81 Cleveland In sal county, being Ia the Buffalo
gomRa. ~ purohato, and numholVd and appraised
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iGHERIFFS SALEs-By virtue Of a writ.
- of heri facias, issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Ouyahoga county and State Of Ohio, and to
me directed, in the cause wherein Laura II. McVay
Is plaintiff and William McVay Is defendant, have
levied and shall expose to sale at public auction,
st the door Of the Court House Of said county the
twelfth day Of June, A. D. 1869, between the hours
OF two and four O'Clock, p n, Of said day, the fol-
ewing described lands and tenements, to-Wit
estimated In the township Of East Cleveland, Guys
the Holloway road 50 called northeriy, By land Of
MoVesn; westerly, by land Of George o. shumWay,
andsOutherly, By line drawn parallel with the north
acre"
Appraised At two hundred and atty dollars.
JAMES A. ORAW, Sheriff.
(By Henry N. johnson, Deputy
B0RIN PREETfs5, Atty for PIE.
Sheria's once, Nay Is, ls8&S9l
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Is about equal 10 extent 70 England, with pop
ulatlon Of I, ,T23 GO, and . s0il capable Of sup
porting 20, ,O00, 600. No State h the valley ef
the Mississippi 0Eers 80 great an inducemens 70
the settler as the STATE 81 Illinois. There is no
part OF the world where al the conditions o. eli
those two grsat staples, Coax and WaEAF.
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NTASTERsi sIIR-PURSUANT M

Before 8. Foljambs, ]. P.
g. B. SflVarnail and Is- Of Cleveland, tWe., Cuy-
Jerome B. SilvernailI ahoga county. Ohio.
..IlIl Hn dafandnntg aata
A TTAOHMENT.-OE THK 21sT
~ day OF April, 1852 said Justice issued an order
on u ttaehmeut 10 the above action for the sum Of
twenty seven Y 100 dollars The time 70 which said
case Is cOntnued for trial is June Sthi 1852 Atnine
1890. AHDREW AEDRRWB,
By ftaFer B ElWell, their Attorneys.
= Cleveland, Nay y, lss2:sag
WiiTia1- bbSY, y Before O. 81. BsDham, 5nltice
va Of the Peace Of OieVoiands o.
a HTACHMENT.-0N TIE 18th
~ DAY Of May, iss7 an order Of attachmsnt Was
famed ~ fi action e the instance Of said Plain
fid Tor tie sum Of Three Hundred LoIlarls ana the
same viz Be Tor having before said 4ultioo et ~!
June ISL, e O'clock 4. y.
r-..,. ,-o,,, y LILA 81 TP5iSSi,tla
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Nowhere can the industrious farmer secure
such Immediate results from his labor as on these
deep, Ti5h, loarly soils, cultiEated Niih 50 much
ease. The climate from The extreme southern
part of the STATE 70 the TsETe Haass, AIton st.
Louis Railroad, distsnes of nearly 900 miles. is
wen adapted q Winter sffI-o-
WHEATs CORN, COTTON, ToBACCO.i
Peaches, Pears, Tomstoes, and every variety Of
fruit and veget1 1bles 3 grown 10 great abundance
from which Chicago and other Norlhern markets
ere furnls shed fTon 70 weeks earlier than their
Immediate vicinity. Between the Terre Haute,
Alton & st. Louis Railroad and ih6 Kankates
and Illinois rivers. dlstaucs OF as miles on
the Branch, and 1876 miles on the Main Trunk,
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~, RARLEY. RYE. nUCKWHEAI..
AGRICULTURAL PRoDUCTs.

The Agricultural products Of Illinois are great
er than those Of any other State. The Wheat
crop Of 1851 was esfnated q s., ,00O 900 bushsls,
while Che C6rn crop yield5 not les t1n 1d0 000,.
900 bushels, 0eside3 the crop of oats, Barley,
Rye, BuckRheat Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pumpkins, SQuolhss, Flax, Hemp, Peas, Clover,
CabbaSe, Besis, Tobacco, Cott0n, Ssrghum,
Grapes, Peaches Apples, Sc, which 90 % sFen
TIE Fast ag7regats a produeiion 81 Ibis fertile
region. Over -Four MillIon1 tons OF produce
we've sent out o. the stats OF Illinois during The
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STOCK RAISING

N Central and Southern Illinois uncommoR
adVanfskes are presented for the extendon Of
Stock raising, Allknds Of Cattle, Horses, Mules,
Sheep, Hogs, SC, Of the best breeds, yield hand
sofns profits, large fortunes have already been
made, and the field q open for others 70 enter
with tne fairs.t prospects of IKE results. DAHT
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The abqYeAFe al from persons who arO publicly
Known Whera they reside, and who would not make
these ststamertS without, 4 thorough convioti0D
that they were true. = lila. q
I PR1PARHD BY J. Q. AVER,
PractiL Al and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL Mass.
And g. W. OhARK, and By ali Druggists and
Desierb n msciclne eyefy vfners. -. $500 -
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Court Of Common Pleas,
ouyahoga County, o.

Charles WinslOW, IS the Court Of Common Pleas,
sEsigues Of Rsuhin @.
Hunt, for the bsneft CuyahoRa County, o,
Of the creditors Of o.
q. Sexton, DefsndantJ
NOTICE.. @. SEXTON, OF THU
j Y state q Michigan, viii taxa notice thnt John
8 ell cid, tina 27th day oaenn D,-l55l,
Gle his pettton In tae Court Of ommon Pleas With
10 and for the county Of UuyahogR, and State Of
hio, against the said Charles WinHl0W assignee,
90. setting firth that he has el, i'm against the
estate Of the said Il. g. Hunt for the Of 800,
interest from October 2lth, 1855, and Sal snd
interest from June 7th, 1861, less cent, and that
ssid assignment was fraud on the other creditors
q. Hunt 70 charles MinsloW be declhEed t. enure
the equal bsneft Of ~ the ereditoTs Of The said
Hunt, and By leave Of Court the said O. o Sexton i
msds party defsndant to said suit. And that said
o. O. sexton d required 70 appear aud answer said
petition or befsre the third Saturday after the
S0th dsy OF May next. -
J.H. OHIDEsTER
April 10, Is62sss9 Plaintiffs Atty.
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WHRAT. CoRV, COTTON. ToBACCo. I
TIE 0RD1NARY WE'D

OF Corn ls from 90 70 so buzhels per aSrs-p Cat
tle Horses, Mules, Sheep and Hogs are raised
here al small cosl md yield large profits B Il Is
believed that section Of country presents great
er Inducements for Dairy Farming than the Prai-
ries Of Illinois, branch Of farming 10 which but
little EttsnfiOn has been Paid, and which must
yield sure profitable results. Between the Kan
kakee and Illinois rivers, and Chicago and Dun
leith, a distance Of &c miles On the Branch and
l47 miles By The Main Trunk, Timothy Hay,
Spring Wheat, Corn, r .lars 20 .of
OATS, RARLEY, BYE, BUCKWHEAT,y
And vegetables suited to the climate, are prodn-.
esd IN great abundance. The northssn portion
Of ulinOIS Is about the olimats Of PsnnsyIVuuia,A
while the southern part has the climate Of Ken
tucky and Virginia, giving variety OF temper
stura In the State, suited to almost every product
Of the United States. - i7 90 -p1-
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1o9I' IN Fa.19o1II5F I5F3 z FIT 81. g rTI 81

I -1s..sa = u6nEkTl OHAMBER, o., April 5th, 1854.
'DR. J. 0. AYm-Honored Sir: 4 have made q
thorough trial Of the Oathetic Pills len me by Fonr
sgent, aud have Been cured By tho d the dfeadfRi
rnsumdtism un4tf Whlo1 be louhd me suGBring,-
The 1r8t dose TeiigVed me- and q fsW uubseQuBnt
health now than Tor gomo ysars before, which at
ributs entirely TO She elects Of your Osthartic
Pills, YOura vita greet leapeot, Ii .-s--i... .
! L0OIUS b. METpAIT.e :
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M HASTER'S s A l. E.-Pursuant to the
lV command of a deoretal order of sale issued
from the Court of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga
County at the suit Of George Hall against Steph-
en- r. webster and others, / shall expose for sale
ct public auction at the door Of the Court House,
in the City of @ ieveland, in said County, on the
Tth day Of June, 1862, at o'clock P NJ, the fol
lowing described lands and tenements Situate in
The County Of Ouyahoga, and known and de-
soribed Is follows: Commencing at the north east
corner Of lot thirty one in A. Bliss allotment
in the village of Chagrin Falls; thence along the
east line Of ssid l5t at right angles with Orange
street to point two feet beyond the south east
corner Of said lot thirty one thence westerly par
allel with Orange street thiFty-iiYe feet; thence
northerly at right angles with Orange street to
said Orange street; thence 70 the place Of begin
ming, being the whole Of lot thirty and piece
ten feet of the side oflot thirty and being thirty
Eve feet on Orange street and one hundred and
two feet deep, be the same more or less, but sub
jsct to ell legal highways. Appraised Ct e926.
GEO. u. WYMAN,
L. E. GOODWIH, Master COmIn'r
PltFs Atty. mayasgl
MASTERS SALE PURSUANT To
N the command Of decretal order of sale is
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Guys
hOga county, Ohio, ct the suit Of John Pistner
against Sebastian stiegerwald and Others, to me
directed, shall offer for for sale at public auc-
ton. at the door Of the Court House, In the City
Of Cleveland, in said county, on the s0th day of
May, 1882, at two o'clock =. NJ, the following
described lands and tsnements, to wit:
Situate in the City Of Cleveland, in the county.
Of GuFah0gaI and State Of Ohio, and Is known as
being the norm half OF the following described
piece Of land, viz the east half Of City lot No.
one hundred and fWentysev Q2), in Barber
Lords subdivision u the City Of Ohio, former
ly 90 called, aud b0unGsd follows; north by lot
No. 128; east BY York street. south by lot No. l26
and west by the west half Of said lot No. i2T be-
ing % reet front on York street and II9 612 sect
in depth. The lot hereby intended to be con-
Veyed being % feet on York street ll9 612 feet
,1o ka hn al hTrf al
legal highWayst Appraised at 500, -..-.
EsFt y AZ sGEO, j. VIVIAN,
B. r. BEAvIs, Master Comm'f.
Pits Atty. apTSG5Se