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sherman House, Chicago, Ill, Feb II 1863.
MessTs P. Fl. DRAKK & Oo.:-Please send us another
twelve Of your Plantation Btters, As morning
appetizer they appear to have superseded everything
else, and are greatly esteemed.
Yours, ETC., GAGE WAITE.
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Rachel L. Blosser ia edsJ Il stste OF Ohio .sp
John W, Blosser. Of franklin County. -'a
THE defoodsnt, john W. Blosser is hereby notified
that Rschti L. BloIser did, on the Goth day of Au-
gus, D. 1868. Ale her petition in the ONCE Of the
Serx o. oo%~vn so ess MN MIMI sna Lor me
said John W. Blosser with adultery with divers persons,
and asking that she may Ne divorced from the said John
W. Blosser; which petition will ststd for hearing at the
pext term Of said Court. - s...-I .,.--,,-
Dated August 81, 1868. 81 81 NV HA,A W ~
RACHEL L. BL0BsEB.
By RANKIN WyLR her Atty's.
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Another wonderful Ingredient of Spanish origin, i'm
parting beauty to the complexion and brsncy to the
mind, isyet unknown to the commerce Of the world
and We withhold its name for the p resent.
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Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
mand for this article, which from lack OF government
stamps has not heretofore been possible.
The public may rest assured that In case will the
perfectly pure standard Of the Plantation BtteIs be
departed from. Every bottle bears the fac smile Of
our signature on steel plate engraving, or it campo,
be genuine
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers snd Dealers through
cut the country.
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sUNDAY3MpRRlkoi l. ION a Is, 1883


shtrins the uItvR and departure Of train a. ,o,an
ea.. pusAna Jtsr bpril 90th l983 trains vi .,un a,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-22

IN Georgetown; on the 10th jnst pn,
"a D., wife OF Andrew ". Ea st:' .lElSCl
10th year Of her age. -">'iack, III
!, AT H TIA; (, Va; on the 9Th of \.
Der, 1852, HORACE NIXON INV n To v
the twelfth year Of his age. Els s " u MA Ia \
manly occasloned by fright and es pvalli
the night of the contla grafton at that . '1
Ia Washington, On the 18th Of Anrn ,"'[ =.
" lLLlAM MCLEAN, of the Fii1 FIX =
Cavalry. "1u !.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-04-22
PROCLAMATION
MAYORS OFFICE,

ALExANpR1A, April %. ls2
The Pr r. = Of the United States, a.
day, the Both Of April, as a dav Of Sa, sA|
humiliation, fasting and prayer, that 1ha 1s.
Of the United States on that day NAV a r.:
from their ordinary secular pursuits S sOj
unite at their several places Of vors ship i
and to beseech the forgiveness Of their sins -, :"
short commgs, and particularly to pray !;
he may look with compassion upon Us, anal
give our national and individual sins, and i
rs to repentance, that our imperiled National
may be preserved on a broad foundation
peace. con cord and fraternity
In accordance, therefore, with this reou
Of the Chief Ma gistrate Of the United StaI
I have TO request that our citizens on that 4
abstain from their ordinary pursuits and that
places Of public amusement be closed
Given under my hand this I'D day of Apr
1868. c. A. y ARE, Mayor
ap 22-eotd
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proclamation converting the Convention OF the
State on the 18th of June next, TO consult
and act upon the subject of emancipation OF
slaves and such other matters rs may be con,
nectca with the peace and prosperity OF the
State
By a general order from the War Depart
uent, issued by direction Of the President the
following assignments are made ofU. ). army
corps commanders: First corps, Major General
John 4. Reynolds; Second corps, Major Gene
raj D. n. Couch: Third corps, Major General
D. E. Sick]es: Fifth corps Major. General q.
G.. Meade; Sixth corps, Major Heneral John
Scdgwick; Eleventh corps: Major General ..
., Howard: Twelfth corps, Major General FL.
". Slocum; cavalry corps, Major Gen. Geo.
StonemaD.
Captain N. Mayer, of the Regular Army;
has been assigned at the request OF the Gener-
al to do duty as Provost Marshal OF Gen.
Stahel's Division and of the territory occupied
by it. and arrived a few days since.
Mr.. Babock, the claim agent, arrested few
days since, charged with obtaining money
under false pretences from an officer OF the
army, has had final hearing and was fully &C
quilted Of the charge.
The Globe Lord Palmerston's organ OBJ
serves that every year the war in America is
PROLONGED, increa ses the danger Of collisions
with third parties and the indisposltlon to make
such reparation as neutral Powers must de-
mand in case of infringement of neutral rights.
In making such demands the English Govern
ment will continue to act with all the forbear-
ance and rodera ton consistent with the asser-
ton Of It's rights.
4 meeting has been held in the Free Trade
Hall, Manchester, under the auspices Of ''The
Union and Emancipation Society," to protest
against the building Of war ships for the
Southern Confederacy.
More than usual care IS taken by officers CON
nected with the I. s. government to prevent the
improper disclosure of information relative to
offensive operations It is known that here
tofore both military and naval officers have
complained that newspaper publications have
seriously intertered with the execution Of their
plans
The Treasury Department has for SOME
days past been sending QUO the form Of pre-
limiuary certificate in connection with Nat
ional Banking Associations, under the curren-
cy and banking law
Some parties from Washington aid George
town repaired to the vicinity Of Bladensburg
Yesterday, having arranged both for q horse
race and prize fight Both duly came off,
but in the midst Of the contest the parties got
into difficulty, in which weapons were brought
"a herr The result Was as far as learned
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the facts illustrating the magnitude OF the war,
that 81, l73 horses and 1927 mules were pur-
chased in that city for the army during the
wear ending March 81. They cost S5,9ll 900.
Most Of the animals were brought from Lii
nois and the northern parts OF Indiana and
Ohio, Missouri having been exhausted early in
the commencement Of the var.
The negro regiment forming at Helena,
Ark, is nearly full, but it is stated that they
show but little enthusiasm. and some have to
be impressed in the service.
Gen. Darlington, commanding the military
district Of Indiana, has ordered the arrest OF all
persons known to be connected with an order
called the knights Of the Golden Circle, in
that State, and they will be tried by court
martial aud dealt with in the severest manner.
4 large number Of arrests have been made
There has been no further outbreak in Indiana;
leading Democrats are couuselllng submission.
It is stated in the newspapers that last week
one hundred and thirty Thousand dollars was
stolen between Aqua creek and Washington.
The money was in separate packages, and be-
lonced to soldiers who were forwarding 1t to
their families.
It is stated that the number Of new buildings
going up in Philaael phia, at the present time,
is much larger than has been for several years
past.
The New Orleans Era las news, via Meta
moras, from Mexico, to the 9th ult., in which
14i>, .Lo ah hot 4 ODD
general attack on Puebla and were repulsed to
beyond Chohuca; that the victory was COM
plete, aud that the French lost sixty cannon
and eight thousand men. The report adds
that the Mexicans sent four thousand men to
occupy Orizaba. This news is doubtful.
A steamer arrived at New York on Sunday,
from Liverpool: with 1920 bales Of cotton.
There was novel divorce case before the
Supreme Court at Worcester, Mass, last
week. The case was that of Patrick Gray vs.
little over year since, the wife being but sew
enteen but she says she had utterly refused to
cohabit with Gray, and never meant to marry
him, although she went through with the GER
emory of marriage. She says she did not un-
derstand the ceremony, or she would not have
yone through with it. The judge declared the
marriage nu! and void
Captain A. S Parker, alleged to be in the
employ of the Confederates, and detailed to
bring over one of the new iron -cads, has been
arrested in New York anl sent to Fort La
tayctte.
The report shat Col. Montgomery: of Kan
zas, was recently killed III Florida, is contra
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
NAsa,SGr,N Sent. s. 1888.

WAsHiSGrps. Sept s, 1888.
RETURN or POSTMASTER GENERAL BLAIR.
Postmaster General Blair has returned 10 Washington
from a visit with the Second Assistant Postmaster
Gouera Mcclellan, but stli proraed with sickness at
his residence
THE GCNBoaTs RELIaScE AND SATELLITE.
Tho Potomac otia reports signs recently Of rebel
troops along tho The ecia, orders show that tho
capture tho gunboas Reliance and Satellite by tho
rebels owing disregard or instructions by tho
commanding officers.
A NAVAL OFFICER AND THE PROVOST MARSHAL or
EATCHEZ.
Tho Navy Department has received information OF the
killing at Natcbsz o. Acting Master 4. A. Turner, com,
manding the United states steamer Curiew. by Major
Mckee, the Provost Marshal OF that city.
A commission 70 Investigate the matter relieved the
Marshal from all blame
NAVAL ORDERS.
Commander Sanford is detached from the command or
the ordered the Of tho Neptune
Lieutenant Commander Roe is detached from the
mand Of the Neptune and ordered the command Of the
Sasaacus.
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
9'hs PIrntr ptor,sn.

STY nEaiNOYS FRtN1n apoDs IN AZ AMERICAN
sHif-fhE lRFNCH G,NNKeEEsr TO oKp1g ruE
Owhhss hSli 81 ETo.. 1fu.
the Le ~ of the isA at says;--"iLo Confederate
oorssN fiorI has Lac burned an Amer. ship dra
with eoAds be- neng 10 Na seil ~ lods, We suppose
tat the frtnth coycrnn cut will make amatiun
Tho Ccnfedrsie rcv ment Oh noaf
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
Prize MaaAera.

Tho following 10 Lat q DEGREES Of distribution on
N r., prize vessels and carsoss made BY The Dn
,ret toar the United States tho southern district
~ ylof ida July I, 1scg;-
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
Death Of Major Underwood.

UUcA. y. Y, sept o. 1895.
MAYOR Edmund Underwood, United States mus,cring
and dsbnrsng officer for thci Northern district Of Now
York, died this city this evening. aged about thirty
years. He served with distinction in tho
Mexican war; and tho sd Of March ls4s. received !.
commission q second lieutenant in the fonrih regular
infantry. s,uce the close of that until within two
years past no except during and brief intervals
duty In California and Oregon. on tho ltth OF May
lsG2 he promoted from capalnoy in tho fourtl,
regular infantry majority in the Eighteenth unitcd
States infantry. His remains VIII bc taken Monday to
Oswego where no viii be buried
DmcIal Drawings or murray. Eddy -
Co. % ktntncty aud Missouri State Lotteries.
kksrUcxy. EXTRA CLASS Asa-seit 9. ts3s
"a, "a ~. -. -. Is. ~. 81, ", ~. G3, 7G.
kusrccgr, GLASS I0--sepL 9, issj
81. -, 3d. 10. 20. 90, -, 10, !, ", ~, IL, ~
Circulars ssnt tree OF charge by addrss-ng either
MURRAY EDDY co.
Covington. Ky. or 81 Louis No.
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

Seventeenth gar ar hs great inauence with The Ame
rCan ard irish Of the district l.r. llchaa - tho
faoore Of the German poliaon He "a at present tho
tonnissa Gegef on Governor Sey muur slan
run Dtsfsf.--JudFo Steers. Nj loow, George W
Hoiett, pol &c clerk, aud Alderman Han al democrats
eSceDt tbs last toned who aliran Tor the re-
publican nctnpE,ion.
Airh Dts T,cs.-Daniei W. Clark, donccrst; William
SINCLAIR democrat, L. T.. Moanoy, democrat Juaso
Richard Kelly Republican, and eier Roam democrat
between hessrs. Dolaa and Clark, aho arc both wen
known and popular man.
Se NIL Dtsrict.-Judre Michael Connolly, dem.crat.
Mr.. James Masterspn democrat John fcQunoe, ueno-
republican, The last mentioned persorae seems 70 %
10 state of uncertainty He u candidate IN TWO ois
trcts. and has not made up his mind IL whoa 70 run
FOR ASSEMBLY.
We have space tais week TO notice the candidates
for the Assembly or Senate In tho Fith district OF
Brooklyn Mr. John c. Jacobs the democratic candidate
against Theophus cacot who IS TO be pat forth by the
pubicans this year. Mr. Jacobs rs an active, hard
working an experienced politician, and his chances of
election appear be very good He - we'll known as
member Of the press both IN this city and BROOKLYN
Tnmmany Hall Delegates to che state
Convention.
40 COMPROMISE WITH MOZART.
A primary election OF the Tammany democracy, 70
choose u County Convention 70 elect delegates 20 the
state Convention took place the wards OF the
city on Friday evening and passed OF very quietly. Tho
County Convention chosen met at the Old Wigwam at
noon yesterday. Mr.. Wilson G. Small presided, and
Messrs Douglas Taylor and Moses D. Gale acted
tares.
The following seventeen delegates and aternaes 70 the
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
Tammany Hall Delegates to the state
Convention.


Delegates ANrnGes
Potter u. Sweeney. 1hos j. Hull.
Elijah +. Purdy. Peter Monaghan
Oswald 0tten1orer. .johl ". Trapp.
Daniel T.. Dclavan. Douglas Taylor.
John Fox. VIM. B Minor.
DR. Wm. schirmor John HoughtLin.
FL. A Isooe Joseph wangler.
George W Mclean. John Murphy.
Chas. e.. Cornell. John Quinn.
John Y. Savage, Jr. George l.. Loutre.
Albert Gardoza John Brown.
Emanuel II. Hart. Nat. Jarvis jr.
.ohu Claueey. john Hea!y
Win. NJ. Tweed Peter Mitchell
Peter Mastcrsln. WIN. Joyce.
John X. Briggs. John Nesbitt.
Jacob " Long. John McQuade.
These delegates 10 hold meeting at twelve O'Clock
Monday for the purpose OF exchanging views and
ranging progranmc OF proceedings II is rumored that
they intend 20 oppose every idea OF compromise with
the Mozart fall party, and will claim admission into the
State Convention solid delegation, step out alto
gether. No mixing OF half and half delegates. is said,
will be tolerated this time Tammany Hal desires her
delegates strength fairly and squarely with
her younger rival Mozart Hall.
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
obituary.
DEATH oF LIEUTENANT JANIS %. BABE, UsIIk
STATES ARMY.


Prom the Nev Orleans Era, Angus, Isl
AT New Orleans, Louissns Angsrt 20, At eight ocock
?. NJ, First Lieutenant James %. Rsbb, Corps Of Ens
neers, United states Army, Of typhsia fover He ~x
appointed cadet from Kentucky, and entered the AGA
DENY IN rho summer Of 1880 His natural ability aud
iadustry won him snvabie pos,tion among b. vcho
ars In hp clase which only surpassed by bis apt
trde for military eksrcisss and htnsss for command
these conspicuous thar he appointed 10 tho
hgbee, rank among his fellow cadets and for hIs lat
year at the academy he commanded the corps ~ Is
lrst captain. SIN his persousl qualities were % ain
ming that be secured the affection ~e a. re.fec,
of HE fosd rivals and 10 June, 1893, be lea
Academy with the brightest promise u service 20 hs
country and of personal distinction. He mncda,s
iy ordered 70 JON ths Nnefeensh army eorpa and
Cd Port Hudson Immediately after u Surrender lie ~
mained there for time, directing the snbseqssnt
engineering operations, and then returned " New or
leans where he was actively engaged in
aUropras works around the city until he was ATTACKED
BY the disease which terminated fatally the 2s,h ns
Far from bis home, with no relatives near him among
perfect Strangers OF friends Of but lev week.
tho romance of hs arectiohs bgh,ed and the vsions
his youns ambition faded, he lie s the least costly
eas sad sscrtncc that this wicked rebellion has ia %
the altar u our country.
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

SsAIIIln --On Satartay $, ptrrtrr 3, R~vAVp v
sasrrris son ~ Coo~go and Annie 5harin asoi IL
months.
Tie friends " the family aro requested % attend ths
lsncra ts Sunday Afternoon al two ncock, from IN
r tercc cf his parents 2s2 Past thirty foufta street
mr. ofhe- u, ,afhS sooorf rapr
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

Accident 60 she Array Assoe tased Ps.ss
Reporter.
Wa"ssros. s~ps ) i,ss.
Fariy liz 1esx -h4is NJ ssrassd. The fao,.g~r fsr
the ASsccsssa Pros vita the army a Tia potsrs,, 90.
attending % bs dstiss be s.fotssa.s - :, -
kesea By hotse ~ ~h'oh IN arm .ss .inj4,.i ,sd
svsrs rss bro<sa NJ. sarnsrd slthossa - s-,.,a.,
har, pass.se- sos " b "a uss ssiile .sas
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

Prizes Cashed ia All Lsusisy~d s.otse-
ries. Information gwen. JOSEPH BATS.
Bro.er II Wal street. rooul so D. New Yor.
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
NmcIal DRAWING. or -zurrnx Eddy 4
cialDr.winx. Of en-. shelby College

O"'csas uShWin8s Of tus sheipy SOho8e
Lottery of k-atucks.
ErRA CLASS s9-Hcpt. g. isgi
co, &C, ~, ~. Ok. z, ], -, 4, \, II, 20.
CLASS 570-sert s. 1863
32. 10. 81. Gs. ~. ~. T. 50. GJ, II. 3s. 30, 10.
" ~'"5 5ons a. MORRIS a co.
Coyington, Ky
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Arrival OF the Steamship George wash
ingtDn.
the steamship George Washing gton. Captain V Csger,
from New Orleans August 90 arrived this ror yester
day morning. She passed ut sachor the hssissippi
river at tho Quarantine grounds gunboas Gertrude and
Granite City. Tho George Washington expconced stroag
northeast gales with heavy for the tst days
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
Imprsssmsrt or Negro Troops In New
Orleans.

NV UhtEks-, Nn9rN q 49,
fmpressment Of msn OF color The military s.rv CO
q the tntsf states beNg contrary 20 Gansrl orders
dated August n. all recruiting ocsrE spf ,agaJs ,rs
hereby ordsrch 70 desst from snh imprse-ment
tol e.,iA.h \ tpfnnsission ,sT tse ~.
nsofb " y. suPlVNllt frulsi1n sni gissYp.
fO4. GFO "a. HANK, ! nent N p.~..le - ,,aff.
The New York herald., 1863-09-06
Mad.

DrunkrUness. yctrs Theory i. ghns
n a d4ae.e, consequently rtrahc res nUlirr no4e1 Dr
Lers E-'sodY.
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

OmcSaI Drs vSngs or the Library Asso.
ciston Cofnpsny's LOTTERY of keBtuakr
Ezra CLASS 23,--sspf. 8. 1851
81, 81, %, C5, ~, 10, IL. ~. ~. 2;. g. 20, 90.
CLASS 2gs-Sept o. 1874
2s, 81, ~, 20. 7, 20, 90, ~, 20. n. 10. G2.
Circulars sent By sddr~sslaT
FRANCE, ELLIS co Nansrrr. covlng,on, Nv
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

premium paid Tor Prizes Information furniabcd
fhst price paid donblo6us and s kinds n gold sud
siit.I TAYLOR Co, Bankers, IL Wall street,
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

CfLE vtLvtrw.
- w- hs~s sapst~a ihis go sourisss
AtA ysssfs bfauEtta. y. tA.
gostas taDMfA<fFfrTm
bss ustTrr A.. Ia aba ~ss.@l ts-~ s~s.,sl
fslpifersaas
Ns VII Eo,rssi tNet tssssa8~ ygiss.
So 1EsoLB, rDsEfaHLsA A 90.
rDrus - ans = xssrss stfsets
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

pk.- ~ sIst ~4.sfas xs1ftass hsss 49, - Nsfs
1890 xss - "a rytmssy Il Ssss = 80
.~,.,-<s grtit~ss Kai EA*ua tasfs ssss ss4 n
la. y al .A6sa s9a sstIfe
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

Amf D,
cre> Da
vgRiu
The New York herald., 1863-09-06

Prizes Cashed in all L-gaiix.d Losseri
j. h CLAYTON 90. 10 wan street. room So
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-05
0RIGINA NOTICE.

TO Ruth w,rick. Geo w wyrrx, John Horpi,h, L.
Dsimpsen a lay, yets Dish Dag y & Day, n p
Lowe, Grinnan. Geo Taylor. G Parrot 4 GO,
SAINT hisek, W Phinusy, Hxsa Potter, A C Cam
bell and W iliism Miller, executor OF jacob hlisr
d"censef. Il Smith N Pat McMAsnus WmxRI
kuddies Michael Kelly 1h,s. Nelly, Rude h Mar.
ply, u Oarfoussn, mes Burrcws, Mary n vers
j hn kAokin, executor OF n n. Evnss James
Gortion IN Rsdaick. Dsar v cod ward sa.i /, en-
dali, Hove Co, DeiendaIts:
You, erd srsh ofyou hereby uoaiusd n "A tby
nov on ME The once VI the rk OF The Dis,rcs
Court In a. d for Lee County, Iowa, ~ Keoxuk be-
iiion OF Hiram barney cianins Juds ment an fnre-
closure "a Mortgage again huth risk above
named fof the sum OF finren Hundred Dythrs with
len per cent iserest iros, ihs day ofyuis Iso.
and spetis and general execution against ksfh
r,sk and asaSain. al said DEFENDANTS above named,
praying Nsoor the for. cIosute Aorlsass siyes b =
SAID Rntb vyfiek 10 Charles Mason upof The wtsi /
oithswrtt y sfths N. Wh Of Ssssiui M IownsAi .
lo5 north OF Reuse I5l weSi In Lee Conf Il lows. The
ssse Or satd n,sisfs, % ID ssiA 4sss,
ina a1tusAisAAeat Of al equity ~ seAempu On
for costs aud general relief
And uAisss ysa spp<ss and sssvsr saaA yesisses o
or before of me sseold dAy Of ths ne1t term OF
said Count, commencing II Ksol uk on The nrsi Monds
Vt sspteidbsr A. D.s lGs3. jsagmsat ssd dser, !
viii be bad .hersia - prayed ses y sssasn. -
H. 6C0ff HOWELL
nAy<-d4W Aetoru1y Ter Pfninti6
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-06-05
NOTICE.

10 FRANKLIN Harshmsn, Elenor Tweedy. Aperew
Iwsedy, Hasson u o., Connable q SMITH. De-
fendAnss -
res and sseh Of yea are hsrcsy nsfsasS On tbsrs
nov on He In the CLERKS once Dis rici Court
% Lee county, lows. at Keokuk. petition ard an
amended petition OF tstrruf bsTuex rjsinIrs 8 80
meut asainst you FrAnkln Hsrshman and Esenor
IWeedy Tor the sum ofThree Thousand Dollars and a.
sxainaf "a aAnSs dsns.arxsss .l-lS&s- a.
,ofeelosurr o. Mortssge made by said Prank lin
hafshmsn aud Eentr .edy 10 Cbss ason and sine
assigned to Haid 10 ~ Rasas, ..ms heIn. ,a,. =.
east hall lei of north eel auarter a al sscti'
Iwsns Lhrss, f23i In To vi sti, Ias ,rsh s..,. a.
tSl vest va Lee toanty, IRsi ais, prAyfne mr. m.
sale oi said premises 60 pa. % ss deGt the ex,nsu-
shment the co ufty OF reden, ttnn ma a. ...e,
relief with
and unless you appeat nd ansx., aid u..,,,o. -
or btioff neon OF The second day the next term Of
said Iour 10 eemmenee al X eoku on the lat onaay
OF y psemeer A. D., lt6S, JUDGMENT viii he had by
SelaoFL II. SCOTT HOWELL
mASsaSw Attorney for Pts tntfF