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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-06-26

VoLuSrEERs.-We present to our readers
to-day the important order of Adj General
Noble, calling for six months volunteers
one regiment from each Congressional Dis
trict. Indiana has never failed, when call
ed upon for troops to sustain the Govern
ment. to respond in q manner which has
reared never decaying monument in his
tory to the patriotism and honor of the
"a Hoosier State" She will not be behind
now.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

u SPECIAL NOTICE.
On and after July LIST, 1863, the privilege OF
converting the present issue of legal tender
notes into the National six per cent. loan (com-
monty called Five-Twenties y will cease.
All who wish to invest in the Five-Twenty
loan must, therefore, apply before the LIST Of Ju-
ly next. sdi
Recollect, Morrison, Blanchard & Co., are
receiving subscriptions to this Loan, and will
continue receiving them. until June 26. Now
is the time to make safe investment, and rem
der material aid to the Government. See adver-
tisement Immediately under the local head, and
call at the Citizeus' Bank.
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ba,tle-cry Of Freedoml whilst they cor
tribute literally to this noble work.


EDIroRs PALLA DUN: It affords me great
pleasure to present for qualifications. though
not written By Mr.. Burgess for such pur-
pose. the following letter which exhibits the
result Of our. sanitary meeting recently held
in Union county. The great heart of little
UNION was foreshadowed when she received
her baptismal name. -E ~
No words can express the deep gratitude
and Measure feel in taking such an appeal
as the generous heart of Union county af-
fords me, to her sister counties of this dis
tict. And oh, when the balm and the oil
shall drop on the soldiers wound what an
incense Of prayer and Of joy shall go up
from his Eeart for the generous and noble
citizens of Union.
W RvcvJr
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GRAIN ELEVATORS IN CH;cAGo.-Another i'm
merse Grain Elevator, said to be the largest in
the world, has just been finished in Chicago.
and still another, of equal size. is nearly COM
pleted. They have been built in the most
substantial manner and are furnished through
out with the most perfect machinery, including
. large number of Fairbanks 500 Bushel Hop
per Scales. which insures correct weight to buy
ers and sellers of grain. The amount of grain
which can be handled in these Elevators in a
single day is enormous. The increased produc-
ton of grain in the North west is perhaps shown
in no way more clearly than by the rapid in
crease in Chicago of the facilities for receiving
and shipping it.
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WELL PUr.-The ccpperheads of Brook

WELL Pur.-The ccpperheads of Brook.
lyn have teen trying to get up . peace
meeting in that city. The Brooklyn Eagle,
the organ Of the copperbeads. opposes the
holding Of the meeting. for the reason tba,
il would not look well to talk about PEACE
IN the east end of the State, while the rebels
are marching through Pennsylvania to " ard
the vest end. and may at any moment .e,
down in front of Buffalo and demand il,
surrender. This j. good logic. and shoaId
hold good 50 long Is there i. a rebel
in the Geld. either Norh or South.
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HEADQUARTERS Goth Indiana Infantry. J
In Rear Of Vicxsburg. Miss, I
May 22d, 1868.
SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 8.

SPECIAL ORDERS NO. 9.
The Colonel commanding during the
time he has been in command, has closely
observed the conduct Of Capt Geo. H
Bonebrake, of Co. G, from the fact that re-
ports prejudicial to his character as SOL
der we're publicly circulated Immediately
after the unfortunate battle of Richmond,
Ky, August 80. 1869. and even appeared
in the official report Of that engagement,
and he takes pleasure in announcing to the
regiment that on all occasions and IN every
emergency. that officer has shown himself in
every way worthy, true, brave and efficient.
He has been purposely placed in positions OF
danger and responsibility, and has, in every
case, performed his whole duty. The Col
commanding makes no Invidious distinctions
among the many brave officers Of the com
mand when he does Capt. Bonebrake this
simple act Of justice.
THOS. w. BENNETT,
Col Commanding Goth Indiana.
M. NJ. LACEY, Adjutant.
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GE Western Virginia, is now q State
from ard after Saturday last-the sixty
days preparatory time decreed by the Pres
Ident having then expired. and the State
officers were duly indicted into their re-
spcctIve offices. A. ]. Bowman was inau-
gurated Governor; the other officers are AZ
follows:
j. E. Boyer. Secretary Of State; Camp
bell Tarr, Treasurer; Samuel Crane. Audi
tor; A B. Caldwell, Attorney General.
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EE Read the vindication of ]. N. Temp
lar, Esq, our Prosecuting Attorney for this
Judicial District, on our fourth page. We
find il in late Cincinnati Gazette.
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re- General Gilmore, who succeeds Gen.
eral Hunter in command Of the Department
OF South Carolina, was made Major Gen
eIal before his departure He is said to be
an able Engineer and gallant officer He
is a native of Ohio.
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From the 60th.

Below will be found Col. Benefits part.
ing Address to the 69ih. and special order
complimentary to Capt. Bonebrake. They
were sent to friend in the city by mem
Der Of the Regiment.
Maj. Finley is still improving. Accom-
panied by his sister, he started for home the
first Of this week, and is expected to arriv,
to-day or tomorrow.
Rumors were rife OF trouble in the real
from Johnson and Breckenridge but the
boys are confident they can be whipped
The thermometer on the Big Black is 90 .
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~An honest German. named I..,.,
Mass. having been appoirUd enrolling OF.
Ger for kelso township. Dearborn eouasy.
had his grias and saw mill burned one night
last week. II vas the work Of K G. C's.
and Mr. Mans has alwaya been an indassri-
ous man and seood ci,issa. His loss 10 .
heavy one.
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In REAR OF VIcKsBURo, Mississippi,)

In REAR OF VIcKsBURo. Mississippi.l
June 9Th. 1868.
OHcsrs and Soldiers Of tie 69M Ind. In
fansry:
l am compelled, by continued and in.
creasiug ill-health. to leave you tor time
"a short one l hope.) that change Of eli
mate and respite from field duty may restore
my health and recruit my exhausted ener.
GIGS. regret this necessity at such an in.
teresting time as the present, when the
prize for which you and alike have suffer.
ed so much is just falling into our hands !;
but console myself with the fac: that
have been au officer in the army of the
Union for nearly twenty-six months. and
during oil that time have not had q single
days rest; that l have endured the hard
ships Of q campaign in Western Virginia,
suffered the tolls and dangers Of a long and
weary campaign in Kentucky. Tennessee.
Mississippi aud Alabama under the heroic
Nelson, and then taking command of the
gallant 69th seven months ago; have led
you without a days intermisson to the
present hour. With you have endured
the hardships Of the winter. in this unheal.
thy climate. where nearly two hundred Of
our band Of heroes fell into the tomb Of dis.
ease. while more than that number left US
with ruined health. led you in the vari.
Gus conflicts you have had with the enemy,
Chickasaw Bluffs, Arkansas Post, Richmond
La. Carthage, Ion, Port Gibson, Bakers
Creek, (Champion Hill.) Black Rive,
Bridge, and the assaults on the rebel work.
in the rear of Vicksburg. in all Of which
battles you have so bravely and nobly &C
ted your part, Is to command the admira
ton Of the whole army and receive tn.
compliments Of your commanding Generals
In all these glorious but trying scenes
know you will bear me witness that never
ordered an advance that did not lead
that I nevefg gave an order except in from
Of my command that never failed to b.
ct my post: that with you l shared every
danger. endured every exposure. suffered
every privation and enjoyed the glories o
victory. Then datter myself that every
one Of you will gladly acquiesce in M
present course.
Heroes Of the seth. what shall say o
you? Your record is . peculiar one. j,
which Joy and sorrow. smiles and tears
glory and mourning. are 80 blended that
am a . loss Tor words to express my feel
ingsl You have been in the service nearl,
ten montha. You went out with over on
thousand men, true, loyal and brave-yo,
have been in nine battles. have endure,
hardships incredible, have suffered cold
hunger; thirst, fatigue and hsat-yoa hav
led Che advance al this campaign. The mos
glorious Of the war--you have marche,
By day and by night, often without food
and always without shelter. Where is tbs
band Of thousand heroes to day! Mes,
" tour huaAPsd have been killed and wour
ded in bsttls, two hundred have died Of di.
ease and - many more have been dischal
Rsd FOR disability. Less than two hundre
suswerS " roll call to-day. Your gsllar
ncomrsdsS sleep usder the meadow sod {
z Ksnsasky, al along the banks Of the fatl
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c~ The butternuts who fred on the
enrolling officers in Morrow county, Ohio.
have been arrested and indicted under the
Conscript law by Grand Jury of the U
S. Court of Ohio ma
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W We sent to our friend j. A. ScorT
Esq, Military Agent for this State at Nash
vile, Tenn, one of the last calls on GU,
citizens for sanitary stores for our sick and
wounded soldiers, and received the follow
ing letter which speaks for itself. We have
heard from several sources. the efficient con
duct of Mr. S. spoken Of in terms of high
commentator. and that he is "the right
man in the right place" we are sure:
For the Palladium
INDIANA MILITARY AGENCY
NASHVILLE, Tenn. June 16. '63.
Messrs. IIollomay d Daois am pleas
ed to hear Of the active demonstrations be.
ing made by the citizens Of Old Wayne
The call is a good one. and l earnestly hope
that Union loving. patriotic friends of free
dom will respond promptly and with one
grand motive tor supplying bountifully the
sick and wounded soldiers. who are suffering
from the various diseases incident to camp
life, from the severe wounds received in the
late battles, as we'll as the more recent ones
and the now protracted one on the Misss
sippi. We greatly stand in need of santa
~ stores in the Army of the Cumbe rland
more especially at this time Of fruits and
wines. We received, some weeks ago,
goodly supply on the steamer Gov. Morton
Of vegetables, canned fruit, &c. a large
proportion Of which was furnished to the
noble Cd Indiana cavalry. OF course the
boys all gave three rousing cheers for their
friends at home, who have so kindly mani
tested their remembrance of them. Or
yesterday received a dispatch from Mr.
Hannaman that seven car loads of sanitary
stores had been shipped TO this agency
We will soon be able to comply with the al
most daily applications for hospital goods
Our agency is prospecting finely have s
large correspondence from the people a
various points, and a good representation o
visitors from the several States in the Union
Let me assure you and the citizens of Ole
Wayne and the whole State Of Hoosierdon
that all stores forwarded to this Department
private boxes tor individuals or for regi
ments--will be promptly delivered. Also
those in hospitals will receive largely from
the general supply which their friends have
SO generously donated. am solicitous il
behalf of our proud Safe that the people
have perfect confidence in the efforts mad,
by the Indiana Military Agency
Yours very truly,
JAS. w. Scorr. Agent.
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e1rIs rue FOURTH COMMANDMENT ABoLIsHHDs
Is the subject OF discourse Fnh In the Prsssy.
terrain chureh. sunday evening by Rev ~ reekse.
OF Rochester, n. Y. The People all invited.
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DIEo.--In this city. on Sunday evening
last. 2lst inst. at half past IL O'Clock, Wal.
TER LOCKE WooD. son Of G. W. Wood.
Esq. aged years. 8 months. and days.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-06-26

To wHox IT MAJ C,xcsRx.-At the last
regular meeting At the Library Association
Rule Of ,Order MAS adopted imposing a Fl y II
fifteen cents on each member for non at,cal.
ance.
Also. voted that . notice be given in the city
papers Of this action.
By order Of the Association.
HIRAM HADLEY. Prcs't Elk ofiicio.
j. w. HADLSY, Secy.
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30 Fey. the Assis'ass Secretary. Of the
Navy. states that the whole number OF YES.
sells captured Or destroyed by the block
aiding nees. up 70 juno lsis ass. fgtE
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WELL Pur.-"l am in . military b,stils for
no other onsnSe than my political opinions, and
defense Of them Ivailandigham.
That Is all that can possibly b mid d Js6
Davis and his entire Confederate on, says The
Denver City &C. T.) News
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SS7O 90
Total,

Which sum of $50 1 expressed to Mr..
VIM. Hannaman, President of State Santa
ry Commission of Indiana, whose receipts
for said amount please find inclosed
Our township committees are still at
work. The subscriptions already exceed a
thousand dollars, and they think they can
bring them to near twelve hundred. Hoping
this statement may prove satisfa ctory. l am
yours truly.
JOHN L. BURGESS.
Treasurer Union Co. San. Com.
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LIBERTY, IND. June %. 1868.

1ND'1 fOVO'
Coz WILLIAM A. BiCKLE Sir In ac-
cordance with your verbal request by VIM.
Lahan, Esq, forward the following state
ment of the township soliciting committees
for sanitary contributions in Union county.
Indiana, ard of my proceedings therin. to-
wit: Reported and paid in from
Harmonu Tnxnshin 1901 90
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@Ths health Of Geo. w. Rose. re are
happy TO learn is Improving.
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gew Adrertisements.
CROKER FLANDERS

AVE the conclusion sell Flour hereassee
in any quantity des ed. and deliver any where IL
the uits 1T the Wholesale price Of 0isss
thus enabling custome IS censa lUo
lbs used. Being miers and hs wing large quality Of
wheat hand. they perform what they pre0ise.
They also keep large nssortmens o. Feed Of every
description hand which they viii sell ~ the lowest
They invite call fron uho want the sta9 Of
life" at . reasonable price Store Main street,
the eornes OF front, Richmond, Ind. t3
June -. ls63 91W
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Leaves fall, but 10, the young buds peep.
Flowers die, Set ,tin their seed shall bloom
From death the quick young life shall leap.
When spring shall come and touen 'ns ''"'
The splendid SILVER Of brave blood
IL drilling through cur country now.
And che Who In old times witbsfood
The tyrsnt, lifts again her brow
Ood's precious charge We sterniy keep
Until she Ansl victory;
Win freedom We will live, or sleep
with our great dead who set US tree,
God FORGET o when We forget
To keep tbs old aag Ay ing yet
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Executors Notice.

/ appointed Executor Of the lae viii Of Dsvid HssA.
man. late Vt wayns county deceased. Sid Esta,s
solvent DAVID BOWMAN, Exeeutsy.
June IS. "a
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.2.5oo horses ont I'll EDITOR COUNTY, and about

$500 horses out of Fulton County; and about
80 volunteers, young men who are really
friendly to us, and mean ito make our .eaise'
their own. everatsstudents.in the c0lt,ge
near this place, and volunteers frim TIER
parts. Of Maryland, have joined our standard,
and eptered the lists against The coniihos4 f,e:
Their parents. and Others Who have been made
to feel the yoke of the tyrant, are notslow TO
rive us useful Information, and point cut tie
cattle and wheat houses of those Unionists
who have been lording it over them. They
have rendered important aid to the people OF
Virginia also, many of whom have sccompa-
MED tie army in search of their stolen ae.
grocs and horses. Yesterday, 1 met several
gangs of negroes going to the rear. who had
been captured in the mountains in Maryland.
and Pennsylvania. Many Of the owners OF:
these slaves had procured wagons and. other
conveyances this side of the Potomac, Which
they had filled with goods and groceries 9at'
the market prices in Confederate money or
gold, aud were carrying into Dixie. THERE'S
ano.her class of traders, however, who follow
the army like ~vultures with sharp beaks, and
WHO are likely to be sent to the rear, If not
punished by our military authorities. | al,
hide to thUse dealers who have heretotufe
been running the blockade across the Potomac
aud who have done SO inuchto d6preciate our
CURRENCY. These people have no right take
shelter behind the army, and buy up Articles
necessary: tn tue troops, to be sold again at
heavy profit.
All hcnestmen throughout the world. will
be rtioiced 10 hear that that malignant dersa
gogue and Abolitionist, Thaddeus Stevens. vi
Pennsylvania, has received some of the pun
ishment due for his enormous crimes against
the happiness of the hnInsn race. He owns
large iron, works and mills in Adams County
on the boyder, wbichsI am informedahase
been utterly. destroyed. His machinery,
aqueducts, buildings and supplies foe bis OPP,
eratiyes,, including, it is said, 10000 pounds
bacon, have been swept away. Anen , will
he the Involuntary eSclamationof every loEer
Of Justice, and every foe Of hypocrisy. An
effort is msao, in the work Of inipressmcl',
to distinguish, as far as possible, between the
friends Of peace and tie aidcrs and abettors
OF NJ. Lincoln: Thus the red hand Of war
is made 10 fall heaviest upon those @ho were
first to lift it. Some Of the troops complain,
however, that thoy are not allowed to apFro-
pirate and destroy as they 60. If permitted.
they would avcnge Mississippi Tcuaessec,
and the Caroiinas aud Virginia, and leave b..
hind n track Of desolation as 'barrcn and en-
during as the desert of Sahara. They give
Gen. Lee high praise as 6 fighter and strate-
-gisi, but they say she has not a good pitia-
cling mind" Gen. Lee is right, however, as
all will acknowledge after. while.-Savan-
nah Republican.
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-sT,wr. 0Tsotyu CAROLINA.

49, 80
GENERAL ORDERS NO.
NjJARLESTDN.is utt;lcsed. hy laHa.nna s'a-
" It is citr. stronghold and The gete -tl.oasu
which tho enemy iiphe to pass into the inlcrlorto
oyerrun and d~.v4stat- our. State. The necessity
demands prompt and decisive action. ~ WI
hoped that the term of servreso OF theaeooi. 80
called for. local defeuco5 wouilsnot begin IN Vae
va ss snenst. no-t. BuSwhen our honcs--our
nil ia threatened, it IL no time to disc,iss tiie lucS-
tion. Tho term OF SIX months service Of .lose-
troons will be credited With the limeitaa lrcsc'ss
emergency callGfhem into tho hSsd.
/ Ths companies ]. III organized for local DO
f.nce and spccial service in the State lntne ioiE
lowing Regiments, will assemble at Tue Iuies
hereinafter stated, ut the most convenie.t 'a !" a.,
on the railroads., and proceed lmp,euiat.y Ts,b
civ IF Charleston, TO Wit: In thu lth. lSsn' 9S'h'
i4th. Z 5th and I'D. Third Grigade,) the @ul5.
. ,st ,oea. o3d aud 44th, IFiftb Brigade,( "n7WA,D-
WESOAY, lie 5,h instant, July y .ani,the Uvn-
panics organs ed IN tho 24th, 2o.n, ,|o,n, -A.'
/ [Sixth Brigade the, 2ath,,1 18Th. OWN. zsssse' -
Bfig.ds, 21st, ed. SD, lEisns9 SF'ss"'' va
THURSDAY tbe.6h %instdnt lJuiy, 49,,
fTIf ,Tbetroo1s will provide. themseives wita
clothino aud fonr ldays' %r.tipns. They Will DO
ar,nod on thcir arrival in Charleston.
III The Commencing Officers OF Companies
,;iT baye tho mon warned to attend ~ inc "o'is-
nafod points on the. railrosd., a;ia arc ns.soy
,nthorixod to issue certificates oil transEor'"ion
L-e+r
~ aTSo Commarding 0Gisers OF Com panle9
will renort to. these Headquarters on.their airlsa'
in Cb,rloston, and the Companies WIZ. DC 9's%a-
izod into Regiments, after tiey nave : gGpI1.e;
V. TSo; troop. raissdiu theY2Ah anil 25sh K.g.,
ments lFairheial win erssni1e. ito 81. Ell ySm GaSe
Da"ainr O dcers If said Regiments will assemble
the men for that purpose. N u,a;
VI. Tho Captains Of Companies Will im%i sa
etely extend tshe5e orders on .sae'f ~; 'p sss co,n.
%,aSSine ofisars. Q. Regiments will eo'amInic.'s
,be same nllnsaiats 10 s6o' Commanding osiesrs
i oul,p.uiy., emplosins =eonr as Is t for ssasa paf-
WI. The Compnnirs- qrgapizcd~in; taa ointi
p.ri,nunts will hold themselves. il readiness e
nave 6. tho shortest nosice.
~ a.a.l: a. G.. GARLIN4ToN,
Idiutent and Inspector; Gcncfal;o t o. Y.
Official: G.. A. FoLIIa,i A: a. {. 90.
July 10
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Valuable Plantation
FOR SAjliG.

i'Sl,N ~ 1919
Suis.aGcr oivfs i"r saici.iss ALC4ihiA
Il lsANI-lTION containing
S:x5oea. isEfidrsd anI Fig Acres,
More .r less; lying On Tnrke. crack, MI .'i:ni.
.i n Is ads OF. Gyt.a j, Trucks, Capt. iilsene
Burt, osarse Dlaad AID others. This Plmntetinn
is ~-itua:sl about I miasss HILJrth Of Edsetieid VII
lAge, on tho NeShclry Rold, IL II pless'lnt and
healthy locality, .:arl in tho nils. Of Il reiined
and IA ugrecaitc na::e.hbCrhood:
j About -0.e.haU " ,nis Tract Of Lnrd IL cleares,
and ! cansid.rubls portion of it in q high stats
os cul.iya.icn. Tile othUy half o! this Tract is
in native foru,.-nGoundipg in Oak, Iick"ryaspN:
Pine growth,
There ARE On the. prcrai.rs,ail necessary pianta-
tim hu;llipg--nil III gdod icpair. THIS Tract It.
well watercd, and is one Of .;hs best ranges f'
cattle liz the District
Tire land IL well adaptel to Cotton, Corn,
small! Graih, &c.
uarrison, al the Sheriff 0iies, Eitehei,'. 81
ELDBRr Bland:
w Charleston Courier wiz ples.e copy talee
a wucl. for gnr mdnth and forward account forth
with To this Office. =
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tne Jaii

or This District, on the 18Th Inst, q negro man
SP who says his ramc is ELBtEf, hu, lsIss-.
.,u,ntly called Albert, ard that he bdiongs IL Jas.
King. li;in. ~. Atlanta, e.. Ebert gays be HaE
arrested wien ut his ,ifs's iouso in tie ripper
part of this District. Said .ElbeFt is about q
wears of age, Weighs aboat ti9 pounds, Il . feet
. inches high, dark copaplcoied. No marks Of
scars noticed.
The owner isreaues.od 10 come @forward, prove
properly, nay charges and take hiiT away, other
wiso.hc will he dealt with as tbs law directs:
L Il. MCCULLOUGH, J.E. D.
June q, IT, 20