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New England contributors TO the Re.
lief Of East Tennessee.

As a representative Of East Tennessee,
We are requested to express the gratitudcot Of
thousands, who have been made the rccipi-
cnls Of your prompt and most liberal con
tributous for their rclict Nothing could
have been more timely humane or even
providontial than the speedy assistance YOU
sent Us, in this the gloomicst hour and sad
dcst time Of our life. Friends gone homes
demolished, property OF. all kinds destroyed
you may imagine our condition at the arTi-
val Of the supplies sent, and our joy ON re.
Ccying them, We cannot say too much in
praise Of such generosity, such liberal, dis
Interested, and, in many sascs, sclt-sacrifc-
ing efforts. Gould all speak TO their bone
factors, there would be an expression Of the
most real and heartfelt gratitude and bless
ings bestowed upon them. The appeal to
you for this relief met such ready and cor
dial rcpOnsc that no ono failed t1 appreciate
every effort Hon, n. c. Taylor, Of East
Tennessee went out in December ON this
Mission Of Charity, demanding relief for
the widow and starving child in the name
of justice and humanity, and not bcggaly,
though hundreds are boggarcd und still ut
tcrIy destitute, barely existing and not re.
ally living in their once happy and pIcuti-
full, but now ruined and impoverished homes.
His efforts succeeded beyond tho ''o-. -'lr.
gulnc expectations Ol ar, His llrSt cndcavor
to raise funds was made in Philadelphia, the
result Of which has been reported, His
next step was to visit Boston, where he and
all he said wore endorsed by Gen. Burnside,
the hero Of East Tennessee, and others
The noble citizens welcomed him, most
deeply sympathizing with the suffering pco-
pie whom he represented, pouring out their
liberal donations to their relief The Hon
Edward Everett voluntarily offered his ser
vices to receive all contributions the people
sent in Up to this date more than one
hundred thousand dollars have been rcceiv-
ed from New England, and more still COM
ing in.
More than two thirds Of this amount has
already been wisely expended in the pur-
chase Of nccessmies, such as -four, bacon,
&c, and forwarded to Knoxville, where an
agent from each county Of East Tennessee
receives his portion, which he distributed to
the best possible advantage. More than
four hundred tons Of supplies have beensent
forward, and no one can estimate the good
such efforts have done, how many lives
saved, and what suffering has been relieved.
We can assure all who are interested in
the relief Of East Tennessee, that every dol
lar it expended by good men to best posi-
siblc advantage, All the supplies purchas-
cd up TO this time have reached their dcsti-
nation and have been properly distributed
among all needy citizens regardless Of dis
tinctiOn.
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Knoxville, Wednesday, Aug. "a, 1864
Generals Johnson and Sumner.

Since this great American war commcnc-
ed, it has come to light that the rebel Gen
cral Albert Sidney Johnson, killed at Shi-
lob, concerted nice plan to reJci,c Cali
lomia, at the opening Of the rebellion lie
was in command at San Francisco. At Il
given time the scccssonists were TO seize
the Forts, with his connivancc and with
them 10000 stand Of arms shipped lhcrc by
Floyd, for the purpose Of seizure San
Francisco, at their mercy. must have sue
cumbcd, and the rebels would then have had
a port in which to fit out privatccr,, i'm
which to have landed foreign supplies, and
would likewise have obtained control Of the
vast resources Of the State, The fact was
known at Washington. Gen. E. V. Sum
ner, now no more, was appointed to the
command in California, and was quietly put
on board Of Il ship at sea- arriving at San
Francisco without previous knowledge of
hisgoing out The gallant Sumner walkcd
incognitio to the Office Of the traitor John.
son, informed him that he was his success
sor, showed him his papers and demanded
immediate possession. THE ouiItv but o..
ton,hed rebel, had no alternative but ,o
comply. The same dov olI tho rrns wore
run out ON the land side and heavily shot.
ted. The same evening FIov1.s 60 ooo
stand of arms were secured This nromnt
action saved fine EI Dorado State from tbo
.,.o.,, - a.. Ill,
S'nrl r " Wv i'Uc'''
Inc POI" III VI'l' ailair Is' mat fIoyd, Us
Secretary Of War, and johnson, rs COM
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/" The Root of all Evil"

The Bible teaches Us that the "love of
money is the root Of all evil, and by COM
mon consent it has been agreed upon that
gold in America, for years gone by, has
been at The bottom of all The evils affecting
the country, Circumstances have led Us to
doubt the truth Of this conclusion. In 1862
63, gold was removed from this country,
and instead of the morals of American So
ciety improving, they have steadily grown
worse. The worshippers Of mammon have
Renamed Us ardent in their devotion to their
invisible god, as they were when it was in
full view, and even tangible TO the touch
|Our observations have been extensive. and
our advantages equal thereto, and in all
sections we have found that the absence of
gold has made the hearts OF its dcvotccs
grow iondcr, and the chase for its green
back and other paper representatives, has
been us eager rs it was for the genuine ar
|iclc We had supposed that we were all SO
)oyal, and 80 much in love with the Amcri-
an eagle, that our devotion to the coin was
because il reflected the image of the proud
bird of liberty. But no, the paper repre-
tentative of gold exhibits no eagle to the
sazc, and still we chase it, as if it were our
|Dnly hope of looking upon the representa-
i've of gold
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cause we believe they were ever offered in
good faith but to show what wa, Mr., Lin
coins reply to the message, %, that trio of
traitors Saunders, Clay and IlaIcombc'
ENuJuNE MANSION,
Washington July ~. lstl
10 ubom t mag Cwccgt;
Any proposition. which embrace the restoration
Of peace the utcgricy Of the Union and the ahu-
doument of slavery aud which comes by and with
am authority that can control the uruio. now ut
war against the United States. will bee received and
considered by the Executive Government of the
United States, and will be met 10y liberal terms ou
substantial and collateral points, and the bearer or
bearers thereof shall have safe conduct both way.
ABRAHAM LNCoLN,
Mr.. Lincoln hit the right licks in this re-
ply. Jcf Davis, upon hearing the terms,
is reported by Mr.. Gilmore to have said,
we are fgtWgJor wdPcud,ncc and Hdor
determination re rW hare" This is our
hand Let us force lhs South to lay down
her arms and submit to the authority Of
law, ar ia rs Fght until ooc party or the other
is utterly amt toroT Cuamudtd
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BILL FOR DIVORCE.


IN THE CIRCUIT or POLK COUNTY.
Noah ". RunRtop rs. Frda,iS w. RVunto0.
CAME the complainant 10y hi, solicitor and filed
hi original bill for divorce which is sworn TO- and
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk from
the allegations in said BILL that the defendant Fran
els NJ Runnion Is q uon-rc,idtnt of the State of
Tennessee, 50 that the ordinary process of law can
not be served upon her. II is ordered that pubca-
tion T., made for four successive weeks in the Knox
vile Whic newspaper published in Knoxville,
Knox county Tenn requiring the aiddctcndant TO
be- and appear before the Circuit Court t court 10
De held for the county Of Polk at the courthouse
in the town Of Benton, on the third Monday Of
September next, and plead answer or dcmur TO said
bll or the same will be set for hearing eX parte-
August sth 1864.
augl7 A. pf So JAMES PARKS Clerk
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HcUy Atrmdt, Aget for Rebtccd $. Nae
man, rs. l.. H. HuSt
THE plaintiff, ON affidavit says the defendant is
indebted to her and so abscond. or conccals himself
that the ordinary process Of law cannot bc served
upon him, having obtained an original attachment
against the estate of the defendant, made rcturnabe
before Daniel McPhil, a Justice of the Peace for
McMinn county, and the same having been levied on
his property: 1t is ordered by said Justice that the
defendant appear before him at his office in the "a
Civil District in McMnn county on the Goth day Of
January next, or it will be proceeded with ex partc
1t is further ordered that this notice be published
for four successive weeks in the Knoxville Whir.
DANIEL MCPHAIL.
iy29-4t pfSj.' Justice of the Peace
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ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.

George w. Miier rs Stephen h. Harris
'THE PLAINTIFF, ON AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE
l. defendant is justly liable to him and so absconds
that the ordinary process Of law cannot be served upon
him, having obtained Original Attachment against the
estate Of defendant mado retumabc before Thomas j.
Weir Justice of the Peace for Bradley county, and the
same having been levied his property: It ordered
by said Justice that defendant appear before him at his
office IN Bradley county on the 10th day Of December
next, it will be proceeded with cx parc II is further
ordered that this notice be published for four successive
weeks in the Knoxville Whg. This sth June, 1861
ly29.it pf s. rUOS. i. WEIR. j, T.
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Rebel Terms Of Peace.

1t has been asserted that the rebels Of
cred the following terms Of peaccat Niagra
Fails, and that they were rejected by Mr..
lincoln:
his basis: lst All NEGROES that have been actuaIIv
reed by the war, TO bc secured IN such FREEDOM
d All negroes at present held as slavc- 60 remain
D. ID. The war debt of both parties to be- paid by
be United States. lth. The old doctrine Of State
ghts to he recognized in reconstructing the Union
We call up these terms Vi peace not be.
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ATTACHMENT.
lV!liau God6ard RS. j. c. Eaqy.

WllliaDl G0daara rs J. G. Faqg.
F}NHE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS The
l. defendant is indebted to him and that he so abscond
that loyal process cannot be served on him. having OBJ
tanned nm original attachment against the Of the
defendant made reurnabJ before John Gamble Justice
of the Peace for Douut county and the having been
levied hs property It is ordered by sal Justice that
that the defendant appear before him at his office in the
ith Civil District of BlDuu county, the 18th day of
September next or it will be proceeded with pare 1t
further ordered that th7 notice be published for four
successive weeks in the Knoxville Whig
iy2g itpf So .JOHN GAMBLE. j. p
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Robclt Bogle rs. JyWiool @ WoVulr.

FE'HE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT. SAYS THE
L defendant is indebted to him aud so ab.conds or
concoas himself that the ordinary process of law cannot
bc served upon him and having obtained an original
attachment against the estate. Of the defendant made
returnobe before Robert H. Culton, Esu one of the
Justices of Blouut county, and the same having been
levied upon the estate Of defendant: II is ordered by
sad Justice that publication be mado in the Knoxville
Wing for four successive weeks notifying the defendant
to appear before the said R. II. Cuon Esu at his Office
in the 9th Civil District of Blouut county, on the 10th
day Of December, 1864, and answer the complaint Of
plaintiff or the cause will be proceeded with ox pare as
to him. This the LIST of June 1864.
ROBERT H. CULTON, }. F.,
augl0 It pf 50" for Blount co.
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Attachment
BfUJU .ShdrretS rs. Wesley Acdt

BlUJa Si1rretS rs. Wesley ltus.
THE plaintiff on affidavit lays the dciyudau. Is
indebted to him and so abscond, that the ordinary
process cannot be served on him, having obtained
au original attachment against the estate of the
defendant made roturuallr before Jamc, par,-0u.
o. Justice Of the Peace for NcNin county, and the
same having been levied ON his property: IL is
ordered by faid Justice that the defcnda.. appear
before him at his office in McNliun county, on the
lst Monday in October next, or it will be proceeded
with cN partc. Ii further ordered thu, .lis notice
be published for four successive weeks In tie Knox
vile Whg This July 2oth, lsGi
auglO 1t pf So JAMES PARklSON, j. Z.
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Attachment.

j, C. Gillespie u.s. Njchdei H. ,Hcctny.
THE plaintiff, on affidavit says the defendant
is indebted TO him, and that he 50 abscond that
process cannot be served on him, having obtained
an original attachment against the estate Of the de-
PENDANTS, made rcturnable before James Henry, II
Justice Of tho Peace for Bouut county, and the
same having been levied on his property Ii is or
dered by said Justice that the defendant appear be-
fore him at his office in Louisville ON the ist day
of February next, or it will be proceeded with ex
parte VI is further ordered that this notice be pub.
lishcd for four successive weeks in the Knoxville
Wing.
jy29-it Piss JAMES HENRY, J.P.
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ATTACHMENT

Wa. e. Dulsrs. C. w. CtqrltuD
TaNIf PLAINTIFF MAKES OArH THAT THE DEFENDANT
f. indebted 60 him aud absc0nds that the ordinary pro.
cess of hc law cannot DE served upon him. having obtained
original attachment against hr defendant made rcuTna bic
before Nm Se1y, Justice Of the Peace Tor KuUN county
ant tus ue having been levied JG his property II ordered
by said Justice that 'hc defendant appear before him his
office Zoo Knoxville, Che 9th day OF December, 1864, IL will
De proceeded with pare. is further ordered that this
notice Doe published for o1r successive weeks In the Knoxville
Whig.
aurli :. rfSr' WI. FsEAY.J.P.
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Attachment.
Michael Ddris rs. I'm. H. .SHeed.

Wlrhdel UIrS ts. I'm. n. SHeed.
THE plaintiff makes cath that the defendant Il
indebted to him and so absconds that the ordinary
process of law cannot he served upon him, having
obtained au original attachment against the estate
of the defendant, made rcturnablc before VIM. F..
>cay Justice Of the Peace for Knox county, and
the same having been levied on his property: 1t is
before him al his office in Knoxville on the 9Th day
Of December, 1851, or it will be proceeded with cx
parc Il is further ordered that this notice be pub
iishcd for successive weeks in the Knoxville Whig
This I'd July, 1864.
iy29-n rf$jF WM. I. SEAI, J. T.
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State Of Tennessee---Knox County

ClELJIf UOJKI-lI JJDICIAL CIRCJU
TttH.s.f S4tsc' P.ctsi4, dcc& re. ". H. Sur,A
j. C. Rru,.H J.,. II. Cro-icy, oJid others
tgyuF DEFENDANTS. W H. sNEED, J. g. RAMSEY JNO. a.
Cr.Lcr, james W Gillespie, X. u. Reynolds, H. c. Giles
pic. C. W. Charlton and Rud Brlwe, having fed from The
limits c this state having secrcted themselves that the
ordinary process cannot be served upon them charged In
i ahd1y It's therefore ordered that publication be made
'o four successive weeks In The Knoxville Whr notifying said
defendants appear before the Circuit Court kuoN county,
N, OoJcr term thereof 70 be held at the court house
Knoxville the "a Monday Of October next hsr and sSre
plead dsmur TO ths suit and den and - hs Pan
tif or the sans will be taken a. eon,sisd s,r,v c
susl0A C. III shiin' ,isfa'
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Attachment.

T0VN TUpt 1NI .VWCT I0f NG NoI ~ 7.
K0~Gdg u.s. f. w. LaHtsr.
THE plaintiff, on affidavit says the defendant j,
indebted TO him and 50 absJonds that process cannot
bc served upon him, having obtained an original
attachment again the estate ot tho defendant made
rcunabc bcior, h. T. Duncan, q Justigcof The
Peace for Blount county, and the same having been
levied ON his property 1t is ordered by said Justice
that the dcicndun. appear before him a his office in
the 18th District Of Bouut county on the 18th day
of September ncx', or it will lc proceeded with cN
rarte 1t /. further ordered that this notice be- pub
Wig
aurl7-It piSj. JOHN p. HOOK j. T.
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T'HE PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE
defendant is indebted t. him and that hc so nhsronds
that process cannot be served upon HIM having obtained
an original attachment against the estate of the lefu
dant made reurnablo before Robert n Culton usticc
ol the Peace Tor Blount County, and the same having
been levied ON his property It is ordered by said Justice
mat the defendant appear before him At hi, office in the
SIKH crll District of Bount county, ou the 9Th lav of
December next or it will be- proceeded with cy ra,tc
1t s further ordered that ths notice be published for
four successive wechs in the Knoxville WLir
auglO +tptS5f ROBERT II. CULTON,J F.
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Gui.sE Gj5.,u ry. .IItroa ColirU

TEVlL PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS TIE DEFENDANT
indebted Co him and abscouds that process caun.t
bu served upon him. having obtained original attachment
against u dItui1ui made ryurnau before John McGaughCy
Justice of Tie Peace Tor Nrnn county and the same having
been levied Uu Die property ll- ordered by SAID Justice that
he defendant appear beor. him at his office Athens the
4 day January neat or BE- will De proceeded with partc
p further ordered ha This notice De published four sue.
yr,8iyg weeks u tire knoxville Whig Juiy Uh, 1854.
aug'I fr - JOHN NrGAUGHEY, J. =.
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NUN BIER 80.
ATTACHMENT.

H. H. NopgJmCy0H MGW rs, g. C. li,l5omcrH
IL TINS CASE 1T APPEARS THAT THE DEFEN.
l. dnnt Is nuu-rosllcut ol the State Of Tennessee Il
therefore ordered that publication be msic for four
successive weeks In the Knoxville WhiH notifying said
IT, G. Montgomery TO appear before J, j. swlnucr o
Justice OF the Peace, at hi, office in Philadelphia Non
roe county, lcuucssoc ON the 3lst day OF December
noNt to answer then and thorr sal attachment as the
law Directs the will be- taken ~ confessed aud
heard ca putc as To him. This tho ltth day of July,
lN6l j. j, SWANNER, j. p.
AuglO ltpr 500
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"l""IN HtWY' 'VtIN' ~ 0"VWN IVVNVH'
THE plaintiff on affidavit say, the defendant,
are indebted to him. and abscend, or couccals them
sclvc-, having obtained from NJ, McTecr Justice
Of the Peace, an original attachment, rcturnablo
to the January term Of the Circuit Court Of Blouu
county, and the same having been levied on dclcn-
daut- property: 1t is ordered by the Cler, of the
Circuit Court for said county, that the defendant,
appear before said court ut thecourt-hou,c in Mary
Vile, on the lth Monday the 23rd day of January.
1865. and defend said attachment suit or the same
will be proceeded with cN portc It is further or
dercd that this notice I've published IN the Kl9rriUt
WIG. This lith day OF june ls6i
" McTEER Clk.,
augiO 20 pf - Cir. Ct, Blount co.
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I-|-| UIIIU n. WUI-UL r. IlI.fN
vEyIIl PLAINTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT SAYS THE DEFENDANT
isnlcblcl 90 hm and abscouls conccal3 himself
that the ordinary process OF law cannot De served upon him
having obtained lal attachment against the estate the
defendant made f.uus1 before jas Baker, Justice the
Peace for N.NHu county, Tenn, aud the having
l'y. Uu s property o. ordered by said Justice that the
defendant appear before H % s Office Ia Athens, the 10th
iay of Jaulary l-5 g will ,prur-clCd with pare. It
further uryr. hy al Justice That this notice be published
boo tIg KuuNs, Nhg, for four weeks. This July
l1.l, 1-Gi aHEli a. p' 81 JAS. BAKER, J. r.
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ATTACHMENT.

WI +. sEAY,JP
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JOHN r. .Ual.ym rs. H. H. StlpLms.

John ". .Udlco~ rs. w. H. Stcphos.
THE plaintiff on affidavit says the defendant Is
indebted to him and ah~coud, or conccal- himself
having obtained am original attachment from VI
McTccr Justice Of the Peace against the estate of
defendant rcturnobe before said Justice on the 2llh
of Dccembc-. 1854 and the same having been levied
on the property of The defendant; 1t Is ordered by
said Justice that the defendant appear before him at
his office in BUunt county, on the 2ith DAY Of De-
cember, s6i, and defend aid attachment suit, or
the same will proceeded With cApartc Thi, 2lst of
jane, 1864.
suglO ii pf So McTEER, j. z.
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So JAMES PARKS. Clerk.
TRUSTEES NOTICE.

4 LII loyal citizens having claims against I l. Van Gil
y der either by note account, will present them
within thirty days from this date 70 f. !. Sanford Co.
at the old Drug Store Gay street, Knoxville when said
claims will be filed for payment 10 pursuance oi deed
Of trust this lay executed 10y ]. /. Van Glider
Al parties owing said I. l. Van Glider ior drugs ur
medicines will be required 10 settle the same Immediately
with .sii trustees L. J. SANFORD co,
IrN o. iis Irlslres.
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Hn0y Q TcIf0d rs.L CoWs0u d ~.

TIE pIHIhUII o'i NIluNNII 'UY7 tho deIondunts
are indsltcd to him and uh.coud- on couc'lls thpn-
selves, having obtained from NJ, McTccr a Justice
of the Peace un original attachment against the
estate of the defendants, rotuwoblc before said jus
tco ON the 1th day of September s6I and the
same having been levied on defendants, property
II Is ordered by said Justice that th. defendant,
appear before him at bis office iu Bouut county, on
the 1th day of September 1861. 60 defend said
attachment -uil or it will ho proceeded with c>
putc. Il Is hrlbcrorlcrgd that This notice bopub-
lishcl in the Knawhr UJg Th.. Is, of JAM,
ls6I
aglO 80 PISS VI. AIuTEER. d. y.
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n THIS CASE IT APPEARS THAT THE pEFEN-
dant is nonresident of the State Of Tennessee 10
" therefore, ordered that publication be- mado for four
successive weeks In the Knoxville Wing, notifying said
e. Z, Montgomery to appear before j. j. Swauner, a
Justice of the Peaco at his oico in PhDaa.Tha Mon
roe county, Tennessee on the 3lst day of December
neSt to answer then aud there said attachment a. the
law directs, or the same will be taken as confessed and
heard cN pare as to him. This the 18th dny Of July
lSGi JJ SWANNER / p
AuglO Itpf So
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n rus oAsrIr ArpEAMNa TO rIIr COUNT FnoM rlE

4 y IulH CASE IT APPEALING TO THE COURT FROM THE
.fNiuu which s sworn to- that said defendants are non
A'ut: l Is therefore ordered that publication be- made
DO On. hHuNNr Wing for four successive weeks notifying said
dIgnd i1 mln their personal appearance before the Jus.
uns of c County Court Of B0unt county, at IN court house
lu NHNrr" "n r FIRST Monday of September next and make
rr cna. 90 said petition, the will be taken as con
sgd a' to them and set for hearing porc. August sth
l~tl uur'i Atpl 20. THOS. SANDERSON, CLERK.
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Attachment.

JAMES HENRY, j. p.