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COAL Z COKE.
DISSOLUTION,

nISS0LUTI0N.-THK CePART-
~ nersh p heretofore existing between the un-
: srsigned, under the firm OF T. D. Christian Co, is
VIII hess IT'D by B. NJ Stevens and James MaTshail
Who VII continue the business OF Gss and Steam
flttipE 81 No. 25 Ylney yard-St., under the firm Of
SEEf fEHs MARSHALL i. d. ChristiRs will
continue in theemploy Of the Company
7. ID. Oh RISTIAH,
JAMES HARSHALL,
-. b. NJ STEVENS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-16

TO LET.
very desirable Residence, with II acres Of land,
convenient to Street Railroad.
JHO. G.. JENNINGS,
septic Atwatsr Building, foot Of Superior-St-
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FARMS, CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOE
SALE OR EXCHANGE

BhhA Oh AAGdhNdEs
Euclid st, near BroEnell-IEo story Brick House,
Bondst., ave very desirable House and Lot Lot 5Oz
10 ieet. Water, gas, bath room. barn. &C. 5000.
Ghsstnut-St., large double Frame House and Lot
Price $500
Uniyer iiy heights one and halfstcry Brick House
Brick Hotel and three acres Of Land 81 miles from
ths city, by plank road Brick Stable and con-
siderable Fruit. SZ5CO.
Kinsman-St., near Perry, vacant Lot, ssx1TO feet.
$50 Acres miles from Illinois tentra Railroad; 40
acres improved Exchange for Farm near this
Krie-st good Brick Houses and Lots. VIII rent
toray 10 q cent. VIII sell separate If desired.
Kan as, 60 acres Timber and l6O acres Prairie.
Illinois, 10 in Calhoun county, miles from the
Mississippi River. Exchange for property IN this
Traoy-St, House and Let. s14OO.
Kinsman-St large Brick House and II acres land.
scoyile Avenue, large and convenient two story
House and large Lot.
Prospect-St., near Erie good House and Lot $1,000
HANDSOME COUNTRY RESIDENCE, large stone,
Dwelling and fifteen acres Land; on plank road,
six miles from City. large Conservatory !;
grounds handsomely laid out with evsrgresns,
Shrubs and flowers. Also an abundance Of Fruit,
Grape Vines, &C. 5000.
Prospect Sreet-Three FIRST class brick houses with
modern improvements, one near Erie, one near
BrOgnell, and one near Huntington Street.
very beautiful and finely improved Farm Of us
acres, on plank road, three miles from Warren,
fine Residence and large Lot, corner OF Lake-St.
and Csse-A Avenue For sale cheap or exchange
Grist Mill and thirty acres Of Land, good Dwelling
House Well located and good wafer power
81 acres good Farming Land in Brecksyille about 40
rich river bottom. SIS Per acre part on time.
A nice Brick Ht use and Lot on the West Side near
the Circle, on Franklin-St. a. 500.
Store Heu5e and Dwelling on Dstrolt-St. FsrT
Hoffman 5 Block for sale ehsep-part on time.
A very valuable Property On kinsman-St.
good House and Barn, \ acre Lot, on Kinsman- 81
near Eris-st. $500.
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MILITARY SURGERY.

Surgeon EcCLURG. U. S. v, in charge OF the Mil
itary Hospital in q 5vesnd. will give b. permission
OF the Surgeon Genera of the u 5. Army acourss of
Lectures in connection with the COLLEGE, on Mi tary
Hygiene the pecuiarities of Army surgery and Dis
esses and illustrated by appropriate in the Hos
pital, and the routine of dut Of the Army Sur
geOn In the field. Students will not incur additional
eXDense for this course. Feptl7-l2n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-16

ss-wilI buy and cell Real Estate on Commission
Rent and ollect Rents, &C.
- No charge to Purchasers. Sellers only chAEgsd
for sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
Bf Also issues Policies st Lowest PAYING Rats IN
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-16

T AND OFFICE.-H. II. LITTLE
has constantly on hand large number Of i'm
proved Farms for sale for cash or on time. Also
variety Of City and Village Property and choics
Farming Lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange for Yarns, City or Personal
Property. Once in AtTEtsr Building, Nos. and 5,
% floor. mayl2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-16
A MAN OF A THOU5ANDI
A OoNsUMPTIvE CURED

DR.. II. JAMES, q Retired Physician ofgroAt
emiuence, discovered, while in the East Indies,I
c.ttain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
vyas discovered by him when his only child, daugh
ter Was given up 20 die. His child was cured andi
now alive and well. DESTROYS OF beneftting his Il
low mortRls, he will send to those who wish it to.
recipe containing full directions for making and sue
cesiuiy using this remedy free, on receipt OF their
nomes with two stamps 10 pay expenses, There is
not single case of Consumption that it does not at
once take hold Of and dissipate. Night EWeat5 pee
vishness irritation of the nerves, failure OF mory
difficult sXpectOratiOn, sharp pains in the iungs,sO
throat chilly sensations nausea at the stOmach,i
actor of the bowels, wasting away OF the muscles.
E8-The writer will please state the name Of thep
Der they see this edTertiment in. Address,
CHADDOCK co.,
iyIs-l52 225 North 2d-St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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d NAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
LII Formerly OF the arm Of Littles 4 Keyes,J hAl
oDened Real Estate once in Bouses Block, corner
o. 5uperOr-St. and Public Square, and hasconstanty
on hand several thousand Of hrst quality Farms
ing Lands in the States OF Iowa. Wisconsin and Mis-
Sour 70 exchAngsfor city county property; AllO
sor AIlkind1 OF personal property. Eartcasn pAids
nanaalsrv aarts. R95
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Cen. scofeId on Negro Tr,oas.

Gen Seofeld, commanding Western
Department, has addressed a letter to the
War Department en- this sabject, and gives
it as his opinion that thenegrOes are worth
more to the Government as soldiers than
to their masters as slaves. He recon-
msnds that authority be given to enlist
all such able. bodied blacks in Missouri IS
may desire to enter the service, their mas
q tiers to receive receipts therefor, which may
be made the basis Of a claim against the
Government. Those who give undoubted
proofs OF loyalty to receive payment as in
Maryland, and those who cannot establish
their claims are to have no redress.
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LJTTLE. DEALER IN REAI

Il Il ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand q large lot of Farms and Farming Lands in
this State, lOWs Wisconsin and Illinois,
GB-Onoe over No. 50 south side Of Pub. Square,
mayo
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The Democratic Party in OhiO-Its Curious
E...L.....-...E L.......-..

HTTW and DishonOrabIe Position.
"a Veteran Observer, writing 10 the
b New York Times a week before cleo
"a ton, gives the following interesting
sketch Of the position Of the Democratic
party in this State. His words regarding
-szI the future are prophecies;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-16

6HIRIS AHD OOLLAR6,
ard dssirous Of having those that will SET W ELL
aud LOOE NEAT, are invited to leave their OrderHa
EEPRN ER'S,
where they can depend upon being Suited None but
the BEST GOODS are used, and Thorough Work
Guaranteed.
Objections FOR hEAsUEEMEST--For Neck, take
the number Of inches rOund (h). For Sleeves, take
from centre of back () 10 bend OF elbow (Ol thence
70 extreme end OF cu Cd, the being in the posi-
tion shown in the engraving These are all the meas
urements required.
WARRAN GOOD FIT.
SB-The Cash to be paid to the Express Company on
receipt OF goods
l.. A. KEPPNER,
Agsut OF the Ulevelasd Shirt and Collar mtg o.,
LYMAN'S BLOCK, Nos. snd3, Cup stairsl Csve-
lAnI Ohio, three doors from the Court mouse,
Public Square mAyl5-tA
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1.-THE OHIO STATE MILITIA
ACf-For sale ct W holesale and Retail at our
oce, No ~ SupsriOF-St. A list Of prices dealers
And acopy Of the pamphletgsnt to any sddress, By
return nail on receipt OF The price-I0 cents. Ad-
dress s. 81. FEATHERST0HE Cleveland, o.
Iuly23
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REAL ESTATE.

Holm G. JEN INGs,
and Real Estate Agent.
REMOVED FBOM
al BuPsriOr-St., Marble Block,
To Atwater Building, foot Of Superior 81.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-05-08
Executors Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters Testamentary on the
W estate of L. D. PACE, deceased, were
granted to the undersigned by the Probate
Court OF Madison county, State of Misslssip
pi, at the March term, A. D. 1863, thereof =;
Now, all persons indebted to said decedent
are requested to come forward and make
payment, and those having claims against the
estate are hereby required to exhibit the same
and have them registered in the manner and
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will DO forever barred
:, =. - 9. L. VANNOY, Ex'r.
March 81, 1863. lag
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-05-08

rfar o. tc1 uf UieHFsy f6I. aHI srrHmr.
should be- given. sul.I 0auUf.es ar fine
#arl frequently. end kept MP without inter
missi81. The surface should be .pYugaI
ail over with moderately cool water every
second hour, As The capacity Of dr.Hk be-
comes improved. tle tea may be- pressed more
freely. the lotelia being used more moderately
ar added 70 the tea, the enema- being used
10 the last A. soon as the surface becomes
more cool from the spOnging, a gentle yapor
bath may be- given. The heat being mild. and
the time Of application limited. when the
graver features Of the difficulty have worn
away, and The danger is past, there will be
a troublesome soreness through The chest,
and a continual, painful, irritable cough
To relieve these, cOmtrey. gum arabic, slip.
perry elm, white pine bark or some other
mucllaginous article should be used -
ANY OF these agents may be made into
strip with spikenard, pleurisy root, and
small portions Of lobelia Of which prepara-
ton small aud frequent doses may be given
till all the soreness and cough are gone.
The bowels should be unloaded at least once
day with suitable enemas, and a pin Of
lobelia and extract Of bone-set may be given
every third hour. Perfect quiet, aud equally
warm room, and a little diet, must be en-
ioineu upon the patient for several DAYS.
''ln many localities true pneumonia will
be connected with II typhoid condition. the
strength Of the patient failing rapidly, as is
manifested by tremulous and thready pulse
and partially stupid condition Of the mind.
The skin, here, is not often flushed, but Is Of
a singing heat the sputae are more or less
iiUged green or plum color. As matters
grow worse there may be diarahua, with
coma 1t is q common fact in all these
cases that the stomach and whole system
are in remarkably impure condition there
fore, emetlcs will need to be repeated ~ least
every day during the active continuation Of
the vital resistance. Ginger should be main
ly used for tea with the cmetics. The
vap0r bath, of stimulating heat, should be
applied twice Tor thcreabout) every twenty
four hours elm ana lobclia eupmus should
be continued as in other cases, except where
a darrhra exists, when mildly stringent
cIvstcrs should be used. The strength Of
the patient shonld be sustained hr such
drinks "a ginger and pennyroyHl tea--or
Virginia snake root and capyicum in small
quantities when there is much pro,tration.
Great thoroughness Is much needed, and
convsesceuce must be watched with the
most scrupuIous care
Had not this article already been protract-
ed to two great length, it might be inter
esting to observe that the sequaIiac Of pncn-
monia when treated on the principles herein
laid down ure not to he anDrphrudrd In q
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-05-08

There sore aaarI BE lsa m.a sHa i..
.a.E IaI m.s go a.. s0or u.s. . Ha. ".a
rrf--' gentlemen -aa. lu sure They mHH
be- greatly i1 zee minority a .aa. crowd
aad that nothing less than great virtue
could s1saia unrigaty any one moving i0
such corrupt mass.
They protested 70 6ght to open the nayi-
CATION Of Chg Mississippi river and when I
told them that that was secured 10 them BY
The ordinances Of secession Of all the river
States, they seemed to doubt the truth Of my
assertion and to be ignorant Of the fact
Eyoay man capable Of bearing arms must
oaganzo to defend his home, his horse, his
fields, his meat and bread
CESAR.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-05-08
From the Daily Mssissippian.l
Some Particulars OF GrlerSOn'S Raid.

EDlTon NlsSlssPriAN Abolition Abe =
servants under Grierson, reached Halle
hurst, on the New Orleans aud Jackson rail-
road on Monday
Inc advance under Col Prince, took the
writer prisoner. Col. Prince and all his
men assured me every one that they were
gentlemen, men OF honor, they would not
ron citizens, or interfere with private prop
erty' but the guard robbed me while | was
their prisoner
They robbed every store in the town, took
whatever pleased their fancy, and called
upon Tue negroes ana rabblc to "help them
serves to what they d---n pleased Col
rr'nce S"" TINS wholesale robbery enacted
III his own Immediate presence, and offered
no remonStmncc. They robbed private
houSes'-Ar. Evans Mr.. AIvord's, DR.. Gar
ner s. &C. ana by terrible threats, ond by
presenting cooked rereatcrS to ladies, fright
enea 'nem INTO bringing their watches, Jew
eIry and money they had secured for safety.
lhey robbed many plantations, those Of the
Poo' Us "e'i rs oil 'he rich, OF every horse
''u "'u'o upon 'nem'
i"e! S"oo' every c'o9en they can that
"''e"'p'' 10 escape with his watch and money,
." a"e'F approach
lucy A'"eu' oy shooting I'VE times, the
GUY negro man belonging to Mr. Barlow,
because ne refused to so OH with them. He
WINS P'oN'og III the heId and the towards
'"os ""o N'Ileu oln 'here'
"''''' assert '""' '"ey ola mol
''''' '"e turning Oh 'he town OF li"2Iehurst
y"' '"''' were '"'f Oh 'nem present when
'""' ''''",'' ".Foc''y was perpetrated--ont
sum- '"'"' o'0cN- boarded captain be-
new nc '"F"ea "S 0acF when he saw COM
'Y.'','o p''p"'e'' the 'nnommaole liquids
poured on them, and the match lighted
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-05-08
Administrator Notice.

WHEREAS, Letters Of Administrado,
W on the estate Of Q. R CRAWFORn
deceased were granted to the undersigned by
the Probate Court of Madison ty. Sts,s
of Mississippi, at the March term, A. D
1863, thereof
Now, all persons indebted to said deced4D
are requested 10 come forward and maxi
payment, ard those having claims against M
estate are hereby required to exhibit the SAM
and have them registered in the manner and
within the time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred,
s. J CRAWFORD, Adm'x
G. j. HULME, Admir-.
March q. 1863 l3-6i
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-05-08
TO THE PUBLIC
AND THE
Patrons of Canton Female Institute

TNHE exercises of this Institute havip,
L been discontinued on account of tbs
resignation of Mr.. j. j. Gilman, late PriDci.
pal, notice is hereby given that measure,
have been taken by the Board of Trustee. to
procure speedily the services of an effcien,
Principal aud a competent corps Of assistant
teachers for said Institute. 1t is the inten.
ton of the Trustees that this school shall re.
commence in few days, and that it shall be
a first rate institution of learning for young
ladies and smaller girls.
BY order of the Board.
NJ. J. MCKEE, Pres't pro TEN.
Canton, March 10, 1863. lift
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-05-08

DuTIEs, Every man ought to pay his
debts-if he can. Every man ought to
help his neighbor--if he can. Every man
and woman ought to get married--if they
can. Every man should do his work to
suit his customers--if he can. Every
man should please his wife--if he can.
Every wife should sometimes hold her
tougue-ifshe can. Every lawyer should
sometimes tell the truth--if he can. Ey.
cry man should mind bis own business
If he car.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-05-08
WHO WANTS ZINE HARNESS RORsESl

MY horse Morgan. HI stand fNe n.
vi suing season = nr.-lshIe. q nHs.
from Canton III, Sire Is u Gi boa5
Morgan. md IS orr OF Canadian man
Mares sent 10 him will be cbsrgss
dirty dolIars-no colt no pay.
The horse is Of fine size, quite hrgs
I have sevr,a. specimens of bI, colts a0J
will take pleasure in exhibiting them 10
such as desire TO see them.
w. r. STUART.
Anil 8 1851.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-05-08

CLINTON, MISS, 1858.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-05-08
DISSOLUTION.

THE firm Of M0SBY Il RICHARDS il
j this day dissolved by mutual consent
All persons having claims against said firm
will present them to j. j. Richards Il Co. o,
payment, and all persons indebted to the said
firm are requested to come forward and cloY
their accounts by note or otherwise.
W. j. MOSBY,
j. J. RICHARDS.
Canton, Miss, March 4, 1868. l2-tf
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-05-08
Madison Circuit Court,
MARCH TERN, 1868.

MARY SILVERBERG, Et. All
69l9{ os,
RICHARD WILLIAMS, Et. Az
ORDERED by the Court, that Discoveryb
~ had as prayed for in said petition, and
appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court tia
the defendants to the petition of discover
filed in this cause, to.wit Mary Silverbeg
Amelia Chaplain and - Chaplain, he
husband, Edward Silverberg, Serena sco
and John D. Scott, her husband, reside quito
this State, it is ordered that publication
made once week for four consecutive week
in the " American Citizen" public newsp
per printed in the town of Canton, MadiN
county, Mississippi, that said above name
defendants be required to plead, answer
demur to said petition of discovery on th
4th Monday Of September next, or that ssi
petition of discovery will be taken as COZ
fessed against them.
J. c. RICHARDS, Clerk.
April 10, 1863. l5-4w
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-05-08
COPARTNERSWIP.

ME have this day formed Copartnerb2
W under the style of j. J. RICHARDS Co.
We have largely replenished the stock pur.
chased from Messrs. Mosby Il Richards, and
have on hand valuable assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Oils, Paints, varnis.
Dye Stuff Fine Medical Brandy
Whisky and Wines,
Miscellaneous and School Books, Hardware
&c, &c.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully and reliably pre-
pared at all hours of day and night.
j. j. RICHARDS,
N. G. ORRICK,
ID. G. LANDER
Canton, Miss, March 4, 1863 l2-d
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-05-08
WHAT WILL THEY TRY NEXT!
CESAR

prehend how it is, and why it is, that their
eighteen millions Of Anglo-Americans, with
all the appliances Of war in abundance, and
with an untold amount Of means Of all kinds,
have not been able to conquer our five or
six millions of the same race and lineage,
while at the same time we keep in subsection
three or four millions Of bondsmen at home,
whom they have believed an element Of
weakness with US, and hoped to have soon
become an element Of destruction, also.
/ They can't understand the thing at all, and
they don't yet really believe that the joo
/ they have undertaken is an imposSibility;
but they are learning rapidly, and under
utiloge of Genls Longstreet, Johnston and
Beaurcgard it is fair presumption that
they will soon be convinced that they can
not beat as, or else they have thicker skulls
than we think
Forgetting that though we came originally
from the same great family, yet it was from
a different branch that the habits of three
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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1863-05-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
ON Monday, the 23d instant, | shall open
~ school for young ladies and girls in
rooms, lately occupied by Mr.. Fellows, on the
East side of the public square. Having rent
ed the place now occupied as a residence by
the Rev. Mr.. Dfane, the school will be moved
to it about the first of April. This location
is thought eligible, and it is hoped that those
who desire to continue their course of studies
under my tuition, may sustain no serious
detrlment from>any recent change.
j. j. GILMAN.
March 90. 1861.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03
Third District.

The drawing was resumed in this District
yesterday morning.
Ills 10 be- regretted that the officers connected with
the draft az this point have been negligent In aiofd
ing the Press facilities for giving the names Of The con
scripts tie public. On the first day tie mcagernoss
Of arrang cement and official inaiienon was attributed
10 wan, Of acquaintance with The needs OF Tie ftpor
ers and the furry Of a commencement 1he thine Nhr
Of conduct has however marked the treatment Of those
connected with the Press durng the succeeding days
Instead Of looking upon representatives OF various
Journals OF cals engaged in The work Of aiding them
to diusc among the people knowledeo Of The progress
Of their hDOr they seem 10 regard Item ~ troublesome
individuals whose comfort wns IN 10 way matter of
concern and WHOSE business they not called to
assist.
The names of those drafted we're read 20 rapidly IN
this district that IT with the greatest difficult! tA
could be taken down Questions Ia regard To doubtful
names or streets were generally disrcearded by Com
missioner Beebe who rushed ahead leaving the Report
err to make out what he said a. best they might.
This want u courtesy TO The rrc-si mentioned 10,
because II is pleasant !? tnd fault bat because 'he
public should know TINT iRaccpige!es which may occur
in this dftrci are no, owing 10 any neglect oi The He
porters bat to the lack Of accommodation On lc part o
officials who could not 10 appreciate the pOsition
and duties Of an agent Of the Press
At O'Clock the Committee consisting u McsFre
Van Brunt Oakley and Lee, began to count the flips
conta ming the names Of those enrolled IN the Seventh
Sub District which Is the Eleventh Ward Of brooklyn
This Ward includes all that part Of the city lying be
twecI Fulton Fatbush, Atlantic Flushing, and Wash
ington avenues and Navy Johnson and Bridge streets
AT the close Of the counting the Committee announced
the " hole number Of names TO be 3rJ This talying
with tie number Oh the Provost Narhals list the slips
we're dcpo tied in the wheel and the drawing com
cuccd oI tie 1000 names which constituted the quota
of The - ."
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-03

In the matter OF the application for the discharge Of George
\elbur.
The discharge of Nehbur was claimed on tne
ground that he gimru which be enlisted Mass s'
vears organization and though he joined aer IL oluano
and siglcd enlistment yarcls Tor three yers YET Ne was ~
tied to .rd the that the fecEuns om.
,sufed him that only ausCro ~ Olin. and h- ne oo-'
not he held rr than the red term OF hs iesmen
which Ms, the sth New York Volunteers tpury,rs Io"sN'
n. was uder 10 st the time OF his enlistment, but l, ithr
verbally consented d b. might enlist for the uncn ptl e
of two YEAR. Ills rested he claim entirely IN me
snrnco The recruiting oitcc' aud claimed the nsn o 20
~hich wa MAY last.
Justice Leonard d'ehAisea me w ana remanaaa s y
for the Government. e.
John ID. t0rshay as Jane Forshay. Memoranda ~
counsel