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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

The CHECKERED SroRE-We are this
day receiving a New Stock of Dry Goods. Gro
cerics. Boots and shoes. &c. &c. which we
propose to sell Cheaper than the Cheapest, for
Cash or ready pay. Call and examine for your
selves one door North of Chapman's new
block, Washington Ave, Lansing.
435-tf II. ELLIOTT.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

EVERYBODY GoEs FOR IT-We do not
hear OF any body in these parts who does not 60
for DeLands Chemical Saleratus. No matter
who We may so for in politics, all our housewives
agree that it is the thing to make light biscuit
lis eutire freedom from deleterious matter should
command il
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

New ESTABLISHMENT call the at
tention of the public to the advertisement oil
Messrs. Knott L Allen, in another column.
This firm intend devoting their attention more
particularly to the purchase of eggs, but at the
same time offer to the public a choice stock of
groceries
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

TABLEAUx AND MUsIc.-The Young
Ladies Industrial Association of St Paurs
Episcopal Sunday School of this city, viii give
an entertainment Of Tableaux. Music, &c, at
Representative Hall, on Tuesday ev ng,
Sept. 22d, 1868. Admission, rs cents. Child
rem under ~ years of age, Is cents
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

Ezs-Ts Arms To Arms Tine Cit.zsn Soldier Viii 1Ad
deadly foe Ia The bracki-h, muddy water and
damp ght air than IN the most determined enemy
HOLLOWAY PILLS purify the blood anl strengthen
the stomach aud bowels that the soldier endure
these harishlps aad ssi be strong aud healthy only
% cents pei box so
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Special Notice S.


The Piano used for my Concert last night WAS one Of
the celebrated Monitors manufactured by Gale and Kind
ly furnished by Mr. Yise ItsurpAsses in brilaney and
funess Of tone almost every other instrument there
fore chesrfuy recommend Mr. Vieles Pianos TO any
that is desirous Of purchasing good instrument.
J. " HERTEL.
Lansing Sept Il 1868.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

NOTICE. - Capac and Clyde State
Road-Notice is hereby given that contracts FOR
the construction o. the above named Road commencing
At Czpac III 81 Clair county, running thence until 1t
ntersects the Bro Sway Port Huron Plank Road in said
county. being about seventeen and one-hah miles In
length will be let by the subscriber the house of Geo
Funston, IL the village OF Capac the tenth day OF
September next, al one O'Clock p. NJ Specifications Of
the work 70 be DONE and all matters connected there-
with will be open for inspection OF all persons DESTROYS
10 bid for the construction Of the whole any part Of
said road al the Office OF the undersigned, in Romeo
All bids 10 be made In writing sealed and placed in the
hands Of the Commissioner before = clock NJ Of the
day Of letting. Payments for the above work TO be
made as provided IN act Of the Legislature Of the
state Of Michigan, entitled act 70 provide for the
drainage and reclamation Of swamp lands by means Of
state roads and bitches approved February 18th 1889
and the amendatory thereto said contracts viii be
let 20 the lowest responsible bidders good security
viii be required Tor the faithful performance OF the
work
Dated 10th July, 1853.
A 3 RAWLES,
432w4 COn'r OF Capsc and Clyde State Rosd.
The time specified for tie letting Of the contracts
uAmed in the above notice is hereby extended the
twelfth day Of October next, al same time and place
A 3 RAWLES,
COmr Capac and Clyde State Road.
Romeo, sept. 10, 1903. 43Sw4
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

In this city On the 10th inst. NARY R0sABEL young
est child and only daughter OF A N and Ann D. Chad
wick, aged Is months and % days.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16
S25!l EMPLOYMENT. SIS
AGENTS WANTED

We viii pay from s25 to $75 per month and all ex
peuses to active Agents, OF give Commission. Par
ticul4rs sent free Address EsIR Swing hAcHS
COMPANY. r JAMES. General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
4lg INC
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TANGIBLE PROoF.-The work of laying
the track on the A. L. & T. B. r. R., up to
Michigan Avenue IL at last completed. The last
rail was laid las. evening. Let Us rejoice. The
Ramshorn company can traiy sag ia the Ian
guage Of Robinson Cmsoe, OF fabulous history,
&" II was a great>work which at last finished 50
This is what We cal tangible proof that the ru-
NOR that the road would probably be completed
up 10 the Avenue 10 hambug.
Doors AND SHOE, -Messrs. q. r.
Woodwork Son have just received large
invoice Of boots and shoe for fall aud winter
trade These gentlemen have already too good
a reputation for honesty and fair dealing 10
this community, to need any commentator at
our bands They have a splendid stock Of
goods in their line. and they are to be sold at
a. low a figure a. the times will admit. Those
in want Of boots and shoes will find the Messr-.
Woodwork ever ready 10 supply their wants.
and with an article equal to any the market
affords
EMR. j. W HERTEL. who has been
resident Of this city for a short time past
takes his leave Of here the present week Al
though Mr. Hertel has been but a short time
among Us lie has made many warm friends in
this community, especially among the music
loving portion, Who deeply regret his depart
Il lie gave a arewell concert at Represen-
tative Hall on Monday evening last at the
request Of his friends. which was well attended,
and all who favored the concert with their
presence felt well repaid. Mr.. Hertel is
music teacher by profession, and stands deserv
eddy high in bis calling. He was for several
years a res dent Of Adrian where he was very
successful in teaching music, and where his
talents were duly appreciated, Judging from
the large number Of pupils taught by Mr.. Her
tel during his stay in that city. He goes from
here to Kalamazoo, there to follow his chosen
profession. We wish him success. The people
of that thriving place can consider themselves
exceedingly fortunate in being able 10 induce
Mr.. H. to settle among them. We learn that
already a large class awaits Mr.. Hertels arrival
at Kalamazoo, who we assure are about to re-
ceive the services Of gifted teacher in music,
and one who is a perfect gentleman in every
sense Of the word
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Thursday and Friday. 10Th and Ilth Rain Is inch.
Sunday. 18th o. inch Total so
Average temperature 63'
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

EGo and see the Wild Brothers, at
Dodge's Hall this evening.
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MI a h H L z ID

At the residence Of the brides father in Parma Jack
son county, Mich August 18th 1858, by Rev Csld-
well, Mr. CHARLES II HOUGHroN, Of 81 lawrence
county. v Y and LIVONIA ANDERSON.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-09-16

METEOROLOGICAL JOURNAL for the week
ending September 18th, at P. NJ, kept at the
State Agricultural College BY K. c. KEDzIE.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-10-22
ReioIcinr over tho RsauIt.

4 Perhaps The largest, most tumultn
GUS, and enthusiastic crowdever assem-
bled in Lancaster at night, was the
host ASkiclI gathered here ca last
Thursday nightto rejoice over the re-
suit of the election Main street was
packed with people Men, women and
children seemed to drop down from
the clouds, like a shower The busi-
ness houses on Main street were splen-
didly illuminated, as were also many
private residences in the city. The
niglit passed amid sky-rockets, Rom
an candles, fireworks ofevery descrip-
ton, bonfres, public speaking, and in
Vulnerable and deafening utterancef
Of "Brough Po@Bfodgh !' "Brough !"
,WG, G,learn-that similar ,jubilees and
dis sbldSA-were held atRoSaltoh, Bald
more, Rushville, and at nearly all the
towns in the county. Such exultan'
and enthusiastic expression Of joy a
the result of an election, was perhaps
lreveiskho%n before in the county. =
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We Mus I ILlveaMoncy.o .o

We write this as a personal and inf
diyidual dun to all persons knowing
themselves indebted to the Gazette. Of
fee. There are several thousand dol
lars on our books Which should be paid
at once. We have nine hundred dol
lars worth of accounts against persons
who owe us for three years. subserip-
Ftion,, besides numbers who Owe us for
one and TWO years. The harvest vest has
been abundant, grcenbacks are .plenty'
Brough is elected Governor and Ohio
is safe, md there is no reasoolnlw ol r why ev-
cry man indebted should not send as
,She amount due Immediately after
reading this notice. We have labored
sfAithfllly, day and night during The
campaign, to 'frnish'a good paper and
owe hope now to receive a substantial
oSand tangiblereward. e.. .a,,.. ap..7'
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s1phiNa and Taer r:uriai % eas:.

from DR.. Hiram SiC~t. n 81. LoHis, Husorrt.
remedy for the the seeondary symptoms of Sgpiilis,
and for syphiitc disease than any other we possess
Tie profession are indebted 10 you TOR some 0f tie
beat medicines VIC have
From A. J. French, ~ D, an e'TineHt physician n
Laurence. Mass. IcLo Is prominent member 1
the Legislature or udssaekusetfs.
"Dn. AYKg-My dear Sir: have ionnd your
SA ARsAPARILLA An excellent remedy for Syph,hs'
both of the primary and secondary type, ana enect-
ua in some that were too obstinate 10 yield 70
other remedies. do rot know what we can en-
piuy with moTs certainty Of success where power
ful Alternative Is required
Ar Clds. s. Tan Lie,r of Ne'r DT1fnsrck, n j..
had dreadful ulcers op lis legA caused BY tie abuss
oil mercury or merCUridi GtSedse, which grew moro
srd more aggravated for years, in spite OF every
remedy or treatment that could be applied, until lhe
| persey eriug use Of AYKE'S SARsAPARILLA renewed
| him. Few cases can be found more inletepte ana
dis ressing than this, and it took several dozen bot
ties TO cure hHn.
Leucorrhea, Whites, Female Weakness,
are generally produced by internal Scrafoas Ulcer
alton. and are very often cured by tie. aNeratNe
effect Of this SARsAPARILLA Some cases require:
4. however, in aid Of the sAtsAPAEiLLA, the sklhui
application OF local remedies.
From the irer.L1,ov1 and vide'y-ceiebrdfed DR..
JlcnJ Morrill,, Of Cincinnati.
81 have found your SAEsAPABiLLA IN excenent
alternative IN diseases OF females Many cases OF ".
regularity. LeucOrrhEe, lEiernal liberation, and
local debility, arising iou tue scrotuous diAthess,
have yielded TO it, and there are few that do not,
when its effect is properly aided by local treatment
| A Lddy giueil.bg 10 dliOr the publication Of her
name, iCriieS:
| "My daughter aId ny sell have heen cured OF \
/ very debliihiiug hma of long standing, BY
| two bottles OF your SARsAPAlILLA."
Rheumatism. Gont Liver Complaint, Dys-
pepsia Heart Disease, Neuralgia,
when caused hy ScT2fsi1 in the system, are rapidly
cured By tbs Ext SArsA APARliLA.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION,

70 Charles Berry, James Hunt, Mary Elisabeth
Jones (minor) and Jane Jones.
Nf6n will oticethat on the 18th day Of SePtem-
~ her. x. D. 1868, the undersigned filed petition
the Cont Of Common Pleas ofFairheid County Ohio
where the same is now pending, demanding partition
ofthe following promises situate in said county, VIZ
tot No 2ss in the city OF Lancaster The undersigned
demands that partition be made OF said premises as
follows; To the undersigned one-fonrth, and TO
CHARLES Berry, James Hunt and Mary Elisabeth Jones
fourth part.
made by the undersigned, for order that partition
may be made,6cA Of said premises.
FREDERICK 4. sHAEFFER.
Sepa. u leSS 9S--Sw. pfSS5O
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TO CAMPAIGN sUBsCRIBERs.

All our campaign subscribers Who
s.wish to continue their subscription 'du-
ring the year, will please let us know
soon. The paper will be discontinued
at the expiration flour months, unless
renewed. We hope all our campaign
ers will find themselves unable TO do
without the Gazette .--
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Notice TO Drafted Men.

'. .. HEApoRs OF rHf l2ri1 Con- DIST
Chillicothe, Ohio, July 18th, 1863
DARAGRAPH,2 al of Circular No. "a from the office
of the Provost Marshal General, is solar modified
as to require every drafted man claiming exemption;
by reason of having paid the sum of three hundred
dollars (7300 under section Is Of The act for en-
rolling and calling out the national forces and for
other purposes approved March 3d. 1869, to present
DUPLICATE RECEIPTS from the receiver ofeom,
mutation money, for such amotnt to the Board oi
Enrolment Of his district, in order to receive there
from a CERTIFlCATE OF EXEMPTION, :,
The Commissioner Of, Internal Revenue IN each
Congressional District, has been authorized by the
Secretary of War and directed by the Secretary
Treasury to receive from drafted persons, who de-
sire It for the purpose of exemption from the draft
the money above specified. On receipt 9f the sum,
the Collector Of Internal Revenue shall give the
drafted person paying it DUPLICATE REcElPIS.
Both copies Of these receipts shall be delvsed to the
Board OF Enrolment on or before the day the drate
pefson s required report for duty one copy TO- be
retained by the said Boardand when so delivered to
said Board the drafted person shall be furnished by
the Board with acertfcate Of exemption dischargne
him from further liability under the draft, by reason
Of having paid the sum Of three hundred dollars as
aforesaid. i GEO. w, FOBf,
Provost Marshal and President OF the
| Board Of Enrolment.
1
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Pleasant Township Semimnry.

VyNHE above Seminary. united with the Hygeaic-
4 Home Cure. is an lnstitution Of learning tha.
presents 70 all, but especially n lnvds, the
opportunity Of securing a thorough Education, and
Of improving their physical powers At the tifnH
and for less money than treatment alone would co
them at any other Water Cure. ..5I-- r. ~.
For particulars, send for circular, and remeInbsr
that the next Annual Term Of the Pleasant town sh
eemnary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
Ill A. D. 1sS3 and consist Of 10 weeks, divided into
Three Sessions, ~ follows:
Summer Session from March tbe eoth 70 June 18th
1893. Twelve weeks tuition &c. VayatOn 10 weeks.
Fall Session, from August lst November the 29th
1903 Twelve weeks trnton 81. No vacation.
Winter Session, from November 2sd, 1868 70 March
/ 18th. 1894. Sixteen weeks tuition s.
Tuition must be paid in advance. or secured BY note;
and reduction Will he nsde on account of absen9e
eBBoar.ing consisting Of iar;naceous food, ifNii,
and vegetables, viii be furnished By the Principals NJ
| 50 perweek ~ ~
kE-I have also purchased Piano, and secured The
services Of Profession G. ScHSEiDER 10 give instruct
Outhe Pano. and othsr instrument ofinnse. on fes.
sonable terms. DR.. JOSEPH FEEMAN. Principal,
| ayF and ABRAHAM FREED, Assst.nt'
| February 40 lsG3-ly5O ,I-
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--------7---s~ s---7-1'------
rNIases clifford g. Robinson

viii open on tomorrow large and
magnificent stock of millinery goods,
a1of the latest fashions, just received
from the East. The ladies are invited
to call and examine. .....
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TD1ToR OF GAZETTE-Dar Sir: With youi
~ permission wish TO 10 the readers Of YOU
paper that will send nv retirn ma 10 al who Fisf
It, tfree Recipe. with full directions for making
and using asimple Vegetable Balm tha! will efEcctG
ally remove in ten days, Pimples, Bl0tehes, Ton
Freckes, and all Impurities Of the Skin, leaving the
same soft, clear. smooth and beautiful. 2.
/ will also mail free to those having Bald Head o.
Bare Faces, simple directions and Information thT
win enable them 10 start f1l growth n Lrxurian
Hair, Whskers or Monstqche, in Less than 30 days
All applications answered by return nl free ofcharge
Respectfully YOURS
THOMAS r. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
No. s3l Broadway, New York.
April g. lse3-2mi
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Administrators Sale Of Real
a, d Estate.

TN pursuance OF an order Of sale granted by the Pro-
bate conrt Of Fairfield County, Ohio, viii offer for
the 3Ist day Of October, sea, at the door Of
the Court House, in the city OF Lancaster Ohio, be-
tween the hours ofI0 o'clock A. NJ and clock, P.
NJ. the following described Real Estate, to-vit
The south hsh Of in-lot number ninety-two (e2, in
Carpenters addition to the town. city Of lancaster,
Ohio.
TERMS or SALE-One- third in hand. one third in one
year. and the residue two years. with interest on the
deferred payments from the day ofsale.
Appraised at seven hundred dollars
'l.l-' .' G. W. PRATT,
Admr ofthe Estate Of Andrew Jones, dec.
". Pitt Greed, Attorney.
Sept "a Ii 63-2'G ~, -,,sy gy-v.t
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AFrlend Need. TrrIl.

DR.. Sweets Inaalliable Lininent is prepared rrorr
the recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet. Of Connecticut ha
great bone setter and has been used IN his practice
for the last twenty years with the most ASTONISHING
success. As external remedy, it is without rival
and will alleviate pain more spsedly than any otheI
preparation For all Rheumatic and Nervous pi7or-
aerb i 10 truly nhilibe, an1 curative for Sores
WoIgds BpraiDs. Bruises, te its soothing, healing
andpowerful siren gthening properties, the ust won
der and astonishmeut OF all who have given IL
trial Over one thousand certificates Of remark able
cures performed byt within the last two years. atte
this fact. See adycrtisenent Iyl4
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The faded dover of Garth
Shall bloomagon in heaven.
DIED-June 9th, 1868, in he.Mili-
tary Hospital, Nashville, Tenn, BENZ.
+. SuUMAKER, jr., aged Is years, l mo.
and Is days. ..
Deeming it his duty to give to his
country his services, and if necessary,
his life also, lac enlisted in, Co. "A, 18th
Ohio, under the command Of Col. Con-
nell, on the 23d of August. 1861. Soon
after this, the Regiment was ordered
to camps Wildcat and Crab Orchard,
Ky. Then entering Tennessee, itrcst-
ed on the bloody field Of Shiloh, and
then engaged in a series of skirmishcs
with the enemy until the occupation
Of Corinth. After passing throughpar
ofAlabama, andrecrossing mtdqehn-
csscc, the Regiment was engaged in
the exciting, 'andf Ifatisuing 'mhrch
after Bragg's army, while threatening
Louisville, in 20 days marching 700
miles. reaching Nashville about Nov
lst, 1862. Then proceeding to, Muir
froesbti,o, tho Regiment took part in
the battle ofiStonc River, after wliith
the deceased was attacked by the sold
icrs' worst enemy, disease, and died Of
diarrhma and typhoid fever.
lie has fought his last battle-peacc
to his ashes.
DIED-In Camp near Chattanooga
Oct 7th 1863, Mr.. j. G. SElMs, formerly
Of Mt. Vernon 0. Mr., Simms came to
this city in the Fall Of 1859 and was
engaged in thYclothing establishment
of Mr., II. Springer. lis strict integ.
rity, and quiet gontlemanly deport.
ment, won him tbs esteem of all who
knew him. He enlisted in the three
years service under Capt. Ricketts, in
the Fall of 1861 and continued always
at his post from the time the 17thaReg
left the State AT the recent battle al
Chicamauga he received a severeWounc
in his left lung from rife balE His
fellow soldier, Mr.. A. J. Card of this
city, who was with him when he died
in letter says: -. - q,
His l1napsacl1 and clothing were
lost on the feld-they were taken from
him by the rebels during the five days
and nights he lay exposed on the field
with scarcely anything to eat. ] as
sisted in burying him in good, bu
rough coffin, in the lot in the rear o
the Episcopal Church " --...
| "Oh iftherc he on this earthly sphere, +. .
| boom an offering Heaven holds dear,
| "Tis the last lihatidh Liherty'drhws w
| From the heart that bieeds and breaks in her
cause" .ls -. ."4. IsE l.y +" '. .0
DIED-On the 18th inst, in Fair
field County, JoHN HARRIsoN SToUBEH
aged 81 years l. month h2ahd 2Fdays
The deceased was emphaticallyo;
child Of sorrow; from his sixteenth
year he was the prey of disease tina
bafiled medical skill, being confined t
his bed, for years in successiona anc
after, partially recovering. was still
cripple for the remainder ofhis life, -
But amid all his sickness and pain, hC
found that peace in Christ, which thu
world can neither give nor take away
'"Be ,yo also ready; for in such al
hour as ye think not, the Son Of mar
cometh.
DIED-sept,s s26th 1863, atOaklaht
near San Fransisco California, LET1TfA
wife of M, M. WHEELER, and daugh
ter of the late M. q. KREIDER. "Pre
cious in the sight of the Lord is tht
! death of His Saints.'
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Notice 70 TaI PaysrM

NTOTICE is hereby given, that hereafter, the nionth.
My Tax must be paid between the Goth and last o
each month. Persons falling to make payment within
and otherwise be dealt with according TO law.
r. NJ. CLARKE
-klgt. .y Deputy Collector.
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18th Collection Dis.
trict in Ohio.

N1oTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM
Wit may concern, that the lists, valuations and
cnumeratons made and taken within the county OF
Fairfield in said Collection District by Assistant AS
Lancaster, Fairfield County, Ohio,
andle open for examination from the 10th day Of
September, A. d. 1863, ,-tnt the 18th day tSeptem-
and 3Oth days Of September, A. p. 1863 appeals will
he received and determined byc the Assessor of said
district relative to erroneous cr excessive valuations
Mt the Assessors Office aforesaid and that on said
last named days will again be submitted TO the in
spection of any and all'perscns who may apply for
that purpose the lists taken and returned by As
sistnnt Assessors rs Aforesaid.
All appeals to the Assessor rs aforesaid, shall be
made in writing, and shall specify the particular
reouested,| ~ CHARLE5F f. sH4EFFER,,
Assessor OF 18th Collection District Of Ohio
Lancaster o, Sept 4th lS63-2i-iw,
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NOGEGR.

NOTICE is hereby given 70 the crsdtorS Of Jam q
VIC. Henley, that on the 9th dky Of October, A. D
hefd dnd state of Ohio, ordered dividend Or sever
and ne-halt per centum on the claims against said
James G. Henley, which had been presented 70 and
allowed by his Assignee 10 be paid by the undersigned
the Office Of Hunter Daugherty in the city Of Ian
caster. in said county; which dividend will be pAit
accordingly sOSIHENES MCABE,
Assignee Of James e. Henley.
lancaster, Oct 8, lsG3-2s-2w