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SUPPLY DEPARTMENT.

The Sanitary Commission, under special authority
tensive system of agencies for securing the
veyance and distribution Of goods put in its
for the sick and WOUNDED at points Where they are
erosity at all ponts-at New Orleans and at Washing
tom its distributions being governed by comparison
the relative character of these wants in trustworthy
manner and to secure equitable distribution and
services of the members of tine Commission twenty
physicians of high professional and moral character.
pecuniary securities for responsible efficient
vice. The cost of these arrangements has thus far
tributed. The Commission has not been able to obtain
authentic evidence of losses, miscarriage, msap-
propriations to the value of enc dollar in ten thou
shipping depots The following is list of these de-
potts. to which auxiliary societies, and all disposed to
aid the sick and wounded without reference to States
localities but simply to their relative necessity foF
assistance are invited to send their offerings
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. " Summer
Sanitary Commission Branch Depot, No. 10 Third
avenue New York
nut street, Philadelphia.
Sanitary Commission Branch Depot, No. 46 South
Sharp street, Baltimore, Md.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot corner Vino
and Sixth streets, Cincinnati, O.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. 30 Bank
street, Cleveland, o.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. 66 Madison
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot No. Adams
Block Buffalo, New York.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. SO Fourth
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, No. 80 Larned
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot Columbus,
Sanitary Commission, Branch Depot, Fifth street
Louisville, KY.
The Commission receives pecuniary aid whateve~
from the Government and is wholly dependent on
the voluntary contributions of the public tor the
sustaining its operations. Contributions TO
the Treasury solicited and may be transmitted 60
George T. Strong Esq., Treasurer, 6S Wall street. N T.
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The vt. 3. Sanitary Commission

Was constituted by the Secretary of War in June
1861, in accordance with the Recommendation of tn
Surgeon General of the U. S. Army, and its appoint
ment and plan of organization were approved by tn
President of the United States.
OFFICERS.
Ell. w. Bellows, D. d. President.
A. D. Bache, LII D., Vice President.
]. Foster Jenkins General Secretary, New York.
J. III. Douglas, Associate Secretary, Washington.
F. N. Knapp, Associate Secretary, Washington.
J. S. Newberry, M. D., Secretary Western Dept
Geo. 7. Strong, Treasurer.
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SPECIAL RELIEF DEPARTMENT.
F. N Knapp, General Sup't. Washington, d. G.
j. B. Abbott Chief Assistant, !"

j. IL. Abbott, Chief Assistant, - !"
Soldiers Home Washington, D. G..
Lodge No. street, between 18th and Nth streets
Lodge No. s, Maryland Avenue. railroad depot:
Nurses Home, Washington, d. CT
Soldiers Home Third street, Cincinnati Ohio, Col
g. w. D. Andrews, Superintendent.
Soldiers Home, Louisville, Ky.-James Malona,
Sup't., James Norton Special Relief Agent.
Soldiers Home, Cairo, nl.-C. N. Shpman, Supt
and Relief Agent.
Soldiers Home, Nashville, Tenn;-Capt. I. Brayton,
Supt. Rev. J. Hobet, Relief Agent.
Soldiers, Home, Columbus, Ohio, - -. supt
Sup't. and Relief Agent
Soldiers Lodge landing, Memphis Tenn
c. w. Christy Sup't. and Relief Agent.
Soldiers Lodge, Kellys Ferry.-W. A. Sutlif, Supt
Soldiers Lodge, Bridgeport, Ala.-Rev. o. Kennedy,
Sup't
AGENCY FOR PENSIONS.
William F. Bascom, Pension Agent, Washington,
D. c.
HOSPITAL CARS.
Between Washington and New York-Sol. Andrews,
M. D., Surgeon in charge.
SANITARY STEAMERS.
Mississippi River, Clara Bell.
Cumberland River New Dunleith.
Potomac River, Elizabeth.
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Our Ghip 8asket.

Orleans.
DESPATCH from Meridian says that Sherman
has gone down the Mississippi with his troops,
evidently destined for Red river.
FREE SCHOOLS are being organized in New
bern, Washington, Beaufort, and other places,
for the education of the poor white children.
In THE FIGHT on Ouchita river, by which Adj
mira1 Porter captured rebel fort at Harrison
burg, one of our vessels was struck thirty
times
CONSIDERABLE excitement prevailed in Geor-
gia ON account of Governor Browns message
The rebel papers are discussing it with much
violence.
On Thursday, the 18th inst, the Irish Brigade,
in the Army of the Potomac, celebrated st. Pat
ricks day with appropriate religious and festive
ceremonies.
THE Henderson IN. CO. Times says nine-tenths
of the people of that State have signed petition
to Governor Vance, asking him to call State
Convention.
DISPATCHES from Columbus say that all vete-
ran regiments in Ohio belonging to the Depart
ment of the South have been ordered to the Army
of the Potomac.
THE Negro troops at Haines Bluff made de-
scent on Yazoo City on the 2sth ult., and after
sharp fight, occupied the place. Loss about 80
killed and wounded.
GEN. RosENCRANs has rescinded all orders
heretofore issued in his department prohibiting
the sale and circulation of certain newspapers
and other publications.
GEN. BURBRIDaE has ordered the arrest of Col.
Frank Walford for disloyal sentiments rendered
in speech at sword presentation to him at
Lexington on Thursday the 9th inst.
GEN. RosEoRANs has been freely acquitted of
blame in the management of the fight at Chicka-
manga, in the report of the Commission of In
quiry ordered by the War Department.
LIEUT. Col. SANDERsoN, formerly of the New
York Hotel, charged by his fellow prisoners with
having betrayed their plans to escape from the
Libby Prison, has been consigned to Fort Lafay-
etc.
THE oyster schooner Julia Baker was burned
by the Rebels yesterday morning up the Nam
semond River. Her captain and crew were cap
tured, with $4,000. The crew were asleep when
captured.
THE Philadelphia Press says that the Govern
ment has called upon the locomotive builders of
that city for two hundred engines to be made for
with, and in case of default the Government
would seize the shops. The engine builders
have agreed to do the work.
A FEARFUL explosion occurred in cartridge
factory in the city of Springfield, Mass, on We'd
nesday, the 10th inst, by which sixteen persons
were injured, five of them fatally. The sufferers
are nearly all women and girls of whom about
forty were employed in the building
ALL the bodies of the Union soldiers hastily
inferred in bitches and trenches after the battle
of Gettysburg have been removed to appropriate
places in the National Cemetery. The whole
mber was 3,512 of whom about ] 900 were
known. monument is to be raised by the First
Army Corps, near the spot where General Rey-
nolds, their brave commander fell. 1t is proba-
BILE that the bodies of the Confederate dead will
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is ringing the door bell win be received at

any hour of the night.
Ga Soldiers Aid Societies, clergymen editors and
Others can scarcely the of humanity
efectually than by frequently and widely dissemua
ting knowledge of the above, among those who havs
friends in the army The hospital statistics in thu
department of the Sanitary Commission very
complete and exact and daily prove of incalculabl8
value to the soldiers, their friends and relatives.
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HOSPITAL DIRECTORY.

The Sanitary Commission has arrangements for
tients in the uuited states General Hospital at the
pitfalls are opened:
EASTERN DEPARTMENT.
For information address Office Sanitary Commits
Washington b. c. Annapolis Junction Md.
Georgetown, D. c., Cumberland, Md,
Alexandria, Va, Point Lookout Md,
Baltimore, Nd, Fairfax Va,
Frederick City, Nd York, Penn.
Annapolis, Nd
PHILADELPHIA DEPARTMENT.
For information, address " Office Sanitary Commits
sion, No. 1907 Chestnut street,
philadelphia, Penn, Germantown, Penn
Chester Penn, Chestnut Hill, Penn,
Reading Penn, Harrisburg Penn.
NEW YORK DEPARTMENT.
For information, address Office Womens Central
Albany, n. Y, Portsmouth Grove. R. l.,
Newark N. j., Boston, Mass,
Burlington, VT, Brattleboro, VT
WESTERN DEPARTMENT.
For information address "Ofice Sanitary Commits
sion, Louisville, KY"
Columbus, o.. KeokuK iowa,
Cleveland, O., Davenport, Iowa,
Gall}po ohss g., o' Hickman Bridge, KY,
Quincy Ill Columbus KY,
Mound CITY. ILL., louisville, KY,
Jeffersonyilie, Ind. Covington, KY.
New Albany, Ind Munfordsville, KY,
Madison, Ind, Bowling Green, KY,
M naiReaPoBs Bend tnq La lake ProVidenee La
St Louis Mo- Leavenworth, Kansas,
Roa Mo-, Memphis, Tenn,
Springfield Mo-, Clarksvilie, Tenn,
Jefferson CITY, Mo-, Murfreesboro, Tenn,
Ironton Mo-, Gallatin, Tenn,
Corinth. Miss. White River, Ark,
Cairo ILL., Point Pleasant, Va,
Stevenson Ala Chattanooga, Tenn.
In all cases the NAME rank company and regiment
of the enquired for should be given and VIII
he was when last heard FROM Ii the appcaftlon Is og
in person. it will be answered at once or II by teIeo
graph, an answer will be returned Immediately at the
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: n -IT
n who aro IinbIo ~ ta I '''' u'lu COUNT.
the % United States T,tcrrsi p Ro,,,, u'ue ~
else Law " prrroro5 INV - teco " EN
notified rbot s,cb tay,so. 'l| - arc "c'c"y
due and novoLlo onJ tbo, ,,;1, "a,v pyeoll'
cciyip, tb. sor.e NJ ,bo fl'.;, ",''u" to re
cos in soif countv IN Wit ''''''' ""' pa
/ For MI IN, naycrs IN ,,},or, :, ,,;,, H., .--.
vrnirnt in ibo hr,,, 80 II, uo u'oS' con
hotel of Wm Scbwc,5 90 ,b, I5tb Ju,sc az r,I .I'
rro.,. Isct '-'' "a 'N' 'o'n u"y VI REQ
For ali tax pavers n whom = ,rHl h., moo. ,..
renient in The borourb or Cprwons,, IO -, '1'', .
Ill ar NJ NJ 'OuSu Vi 'ur"GhS'Iue' at the
February, 1861. VI
ForoII INV ,a,or. o,.t.-..;,..:ut
Dispt in tbe boron,b nc rioorFiI II, ,,,'. oIIi,
Of David Jobns,oT on t5o TN onJ s ,',I ,,o'',
February 1884 '"'' Va
For al tax poy,r, to whom II will bo r,os. oor,.o
,io,, 10 tI' 10 " "'l" ~ ""I W. NC most c"hEe-
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NTOTICE TO SCHOOL DIRECTORs
Farm for Sale.

INHE subscriber residing in Covington town
ship, now offers his valuable farm for sale ON
reosonabe terms. II is located en- the Cearfeld
road, and contains ~ acres Of land; 70 of
which is cleared, with a two story house, suitable
for hotel wagonmaker shop, and other out
buildings, young bearing orchard, and n well
of excellent water at the door. A COAL BANK
is opened on the farm with vein of coal feet
thick.
.E'5- For terms and particulars, address the
undersigned at Frenchyille P 0. ClearfeId co..
Oct. 2S, lSG3. l.. BRUNWETI.
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NINE. DEMORESTS
MIRROR OF FASHIONS.

PUBLISHED QuARrERLYAT ii3 Brosdway,N.Y.
The special object and aim in the publication
of this magazine is to present Judicious, Reliable
and Practical Information in all matters pertain
ing to lndies' aud children dress
Information Of the gre atest possible impor-
lance to Miiliuors, Dress makers, and every lady
VINO wish to know the prevailing modes in New
York and Paris.
10 al enterprising ladies, and industrious
mothers, we shall endeavor to furnish many use
Iul ana practical suggestions in relation to the
proper combination Of colors, choosing materials
LIlvluulng cutting and making dresses. and chill
uren clothes, which Of necessity ,r,,st oo,,,r,, -,
luG'n larger portion Of woman's time rbor -,
reliable authority is at hand 10 he c9rs,I,od
suggestion which cannot fail /, prove sorro,
oi much qualification, economy, person,i r,Suo
ment, and home consumption,
Do not fail 10 bear in mind that va r,,r,;-, =
value, during the year, more than 81 i'm fniI 49,.
patterns alone while in plates, enrravinTs
reliable information on fashions, more than 90
he secured in any or all the other fashion mnra
zines put together, and yet the yearly subscTin-
uon being only 81, with the extra fifty cents
worth OF full size patterns sent a. a premium.
makes the yearly subscription to cost really only
hity cents, independent Of the Carte de Visite..
Do not fail to subscribe for tho Mirror, If Won
Wish to secure It promptly as it is sent in ad-
vance TO subscribers Dec. 80, '6S. B
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Borough Ordinance.

hr i e"octd ond ordoiDcd by the Bugc,s an.
I"ro G.w"1 oilhc Boroug6 of Clcorfcl5. On,
H'"f, "f P"mViru"io. in Com,rjl osssa52eg. o.l
"'.brrc'y ordowed oud enoci,d By the a,thori,,
"t The 4ovs:
That tho Burgess, by and with the consent Of
minority of the members of said Council, shall
appoint TWO PERSONS in said Borough, whose
duty It snail be % measure and seal all the
measures used by Conl Dealers who from time
60 time are in the habit of delivering Coal in
rold borough and also, the wagon, cart, or Sled
box and whom SO measured and sealed, the said
Inspectors as aforesaid shall deliver to the per
son so hauling Coal, or uwring or using said
measures a Certificate Of the amount that said
boxes, beds or measures hod-coal measure
and any person who shall be guilty of hauling
or measuring as aforesaid, without first having
such cortitcace from the inspectors so appointed,
after notice, shall pay for the first offence the
sum Of 3d. and for every subsequent offence shall
Iay line Of $lU.
q. i. REED,
- HS' Burgess,
Feb. 10th, 1861.
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g SALE or 1nos. uIrAvrpy pr,t

- EslA1E.-By virtue of nm order or m,
orphan, Court Of Clcaraold county, Pa. dated
tho "a dday Of October A. u. 1863 there will b,
glEl.0,eaa 70 sale wv public vcudus or ouicry al
fhNNN Lille In Penn township. CIcnrfrld coun.
W, Pan on FRIDAY The 2Gh day of FEBRUA-
bl' A. d. S5l, at Q o'clock, T.. NJ, that certain
m'.suage' iarm or real estate, situate n Bloom
.n"hshll, county aforesaid, late tho estate of
homas CIeayer decd, and whoroon ho lived nj
the tme OF his death, comprising about 2l acres.
south ny land Of Lewis Wood. on the cnst by
ian ol huger and on the west hy land of Con
ana Anderson, having about 90 acres cleared, and
under cultivation, the balance woodland and A
noruoh OF It covered with good pine and other
tlm,cr' good frame barD, nearly now, frame
aW'lhng mouse with nm excellent spring of water
close to the door and young bearing orchard
on c6olce apples The Glen Hope and Littlo Bald
Eagle turnpike passes through the prcmi.cs Be-
ing the same tract Of land conveyed to said Thos
CIeayer from Josiah W. Smith and wife, by decd
dated March 18th, 1851, recorded in Deed Book
I'page 221, for l2G acres, IjS perches. eyr,pt D
acres since sold out Of the southwest corner 10 Aa
ron Dunnorth by Thos, Ceaycr.
IermS-On third Cash at confirmation Of ,bo
SNIe' one'thrd in six months, and the balance in
one year thereafter with in ,crest, to be secured by
bona ana mortgage. ELIZA CLEAyER.
i'o' "" Ioo''"'' Administrative.
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Diseases Of Kidneys and Bladder, in Young o,
aged Male or Female are speedily removed
and speedily restored to health.
DeIcato Chudren-those suffering from Maras
mus mus wasting away, with scarcely any flesh on
I'tlI ,i ooheS' are cured in very short time; one
bottle in such cases, will have mo.t snrnriy;,'
effect ''' p'' '''"s
Parents ha' ing suffering children as above. and
wishing to raise them, will never regret the day
they commenced with these Bittcrs.
Literary men, Students, and those working
hard with their brains, should always keen bot.
tie OF lIooaland's Biters near them, as thew win
hnd much benefit from its use, to both mind and
body, inyicoratng and not depressing
It's not Liquorstimuunt, and lcaycs no pros
trati0n.
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ELIEN NOTICE,-.The Rnprd ~ poli.e

- ELIEF NOTCE.--The Board Of Relief
IA Tor the county Of Clear6eld, will meet at the
Commissioners office, on Wednesday and Thurs.
day tie 9th and 2StR days Of February, 1894
The Board have directed that all new appli.
cants must appear before the Board and produce
their sworn statement detailing name of soldier
regiment and company; when enlisted tbe
number of children, with age and sex of each !:
the township in which they resided at the time f
enlistment and their present re esidonce; and that
she IS without the means Of support for herself
dnd children, who are dependent upon her.
Two witnesses Of credibility, from the township
IN which she resides, must also be produced
whose certificate, sworn to before the board must
set forth that the applicant is the person she rep
roscnts herself to he; chat the stntemmcnt of the
number and age Of her family is truo that She
is in destitute circumstances and her family in
actual want and that all the facts set forth in her
application are just and true.
Forms containing these requisitions can be OBJ
tanned at She Office Of the Board Of Relief when
application is made and the witnesses appear.
VIM. S, BRADLEY, C2k.
February ., 1861.
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MARRIED--on the Eth inst, by Rev. G.
Leidy Sergocnt r. II. Walk, Co. D. 5th Reg.
?. Il. c., to Miss Emeine A, Kephart Of
Docatur t0wn.hip. C!ld. CO., Pa,
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The proprierors have thousands o. Letters from
inc most eminent Clergymcn, Lawyers. Pbysi-
ciahS aad Citizens. Tcsulyng 4 their own ner.
SohaI knowledge, to tie beneficial effects and
medical virtues Of these Bitt,rs
from Rc". d. Merton Hyo,op u. n, E3jtor oJtL,
E"cyei2pcdi1 ot Religions Kuorlc,lgc.
Although not disposed to favor or recommenq
I"leht Medicines in general, through distrust
OF their ingredients and effects, | yet know Of no
fuIhc'en Il reasons why man may not testify In
5ne 1enehts be believes himself to have received
from any simple preparation, in the hone that he
may thus contribute to the benefit of others
do this the more readily in regard TO Hoor
iand German Bittcrs, prepared by DR.. G. NJ
jackson, OF this cit.', because | was nreiudicej
against them for many years, under the impress
ION that they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture.
l am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker
Esq Tor the removal Of this prejudice by proper
t'sIs' ana Tor encouragement to try them, when
suueiIng Tom great aud long continued debility.
me use of three bottles of these 8ittprs. a' tio
beginning Of the present year, was followed bv
evident relief, and restoration to degree of had.
NY ana mental ygor which had not felt for six
months before, and had almost dcspaircd of re-
gaming. l therefore thank God and my friend
ior directing me to the use orthcm.
j. NEWTON DROWN. .
Philadelphia, June %, 1861.
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CLUBS OF FIFTY.
WOODRUFFS
IMP0VED WEATHER INDICATOR

NO man should be without well rerulatcd
~ and reliable barometer. The above named
article is superior to any other now in use. Tina
selling price is from EIGHT to TWENTY dol
to style. HEynY B. WRTeur. Of
"ien liopo is tho agent for Clearield county
VINO VIII furnish them on short notice, and give
all necessary information
IT,. On TOO, II. b. WRIGHT,
'""' -"' 'o'''-u' Agent.
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inthe cour,ofcom

Elizabeth EeG. In the Court NJ co,r,,o.
by tot next friend. Pleas Of CioorF,ii gorp,,
iphraim fulmer Setting in Equity" SO
m AZ Mach tsr,, ia t5rt
A. =, NeH
SUBPOENA SUR DIVORCE.
The undersigned, who was duly appointed hy
the Court Commissioner TO take testimony I'm thr
above case, will attend 10 the duties of hi, an.
roiuimcnt at bis office 30 the borough of Urar.
hoId on Friday the llth day of March. A. p .,
IsNl' Of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Of said day. when and
where al persons interested may attend and
cross-examinc, &C., Il they see proper,
Y. J. McCULLOUGH,
fen "d, O4-tc. Commissioner
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Notice.

RI resolution Of the Board of Managers or
~ the Philpsburg and Susquehanna turnpike
Road Company, it was Resolved TO enforce tbc
IA" en- every person or persons that would OBJ
sUuct sald Road by laying or leaving Timber. or
general travel. '''0
Attest, Il UARTsuopN D..
Il. .. LLOYD, Secretary. Jan. 6, 'BI
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R-5'JoScph Replo, a leading business
man and manufacturer of Philadelphia.
died, few days since, in the seyeEty-sixth
year Of his age.
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HOOtLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
WILL GIVE YOU
A G . o d a p P.ETJTE.

Ihosc suffering from Broken Down aud Deli
cato Constitutions, from Whatever cause either in
iMaIo MaIo or Female, will find in IooHand's German
bIttefS' hemedy that will restore them to their
usual health. Such has tecn tho co.o in tr,,',,,.
ands Of instances and fair trial il, bnt roariroI
to prove the assertion.
hemembor that these Bit.crs are NOT Alcbo-
hoIlc' and NOT intended as a Beverage.
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DIR. TOBIAS

] Z N L TT 4 N LINInENT.
HAs GIVEN UNIVERSAL Salts
IA TION during the fourteen years it has been
introduced in the United States. ANor being
tried by millions, it has been proclaimed the
great pain destroyer Of the world. Pain cannot
be whore this liniment is applied. II used as IL
rected it cannot and never has failed in single
instance. For colds, coughs and inauepza, it
cant be be beat One p cent bottle will cure all
the above, besides being useful in every frmily
Tor sudden accidents, such rs burns. scalds, cuts
insect stings, &c. Itis petfecty ;nno"ent to take
internally, and can he given to the oldest pcrson
or youngest child. Price 2j and 50 cents bot
tie Office, Sc COrtlandt street n. Y. Sold by all
Druggists. February. Sd. IS6Lit
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NALiANDiuuAN's Cash IN rur Sr
lRIME CoUnr--Thc case Mr. Vallan.
digham is now before the supreme
Court ofthc United States. Mr. GRO
u. Pugh, Mr. Vallnndighum's counsel
raises tho point, that the military
commander Gen, Burnside. had no au.
ihorIty to try citizen, as he had no
jurisdiction over persons not in the
military or naval service of the Uni
ted States. Judgc-Adyocato Holt, the
talented kcnuckian. who sold himself
to the Administration for the Office
he holds and few groenbaclls, sub
mitied written argument in opposit-
ION TO- this view. The decision in the
Court has not yet been made known.