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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24

At City Point, there are now lying some
four or five vessels loaded with Sanitaey
stores and aw informed that am entire
Tharfis devoted to the business Of the Com.
mission. 1t has, besides, vessels at Fortress
Monroe, Norfolk. and in every harbor in
possession Of the United States army. These
vessels are loaded with every variety Of
clothing, suitable for army use, tin ware,
canned fruits, fresh vegetables, wines, bran.
dies, gin, whiskey, rum, ale, porter. cider
and every other known stimuant, in end
less quantities. Theye are printed forms
for acquisitions, furnished to the officers Of
the different Organizations throughout the
army, and all that IS necessary to procure
wagon load Of any thing desired is tg fill out
one Of the blank forms, naming the articles
desired, sign any N. D., or mule drivers
name t the bottom aud load up your wagon
As consequence, few of the articles furnish.
cd by the Sanltar" ever reach those for whom
they were intended. The army officers fur
nish their tables with Injuries, get fuddled
on the stimulants and draw their shirts,
drawers, SC. from this source, The coarse
varieties Of rood-"saur kraut," pickles, cab
bage, onions, &c. fall TO the share Of the men,
but come so seldom and in such diminished
quantities that they only Furnish cause for
grumbling and are not received with any de-
gree Of thankfulness whatever, | do not
doubt but that the Commission has accom-
plshed some good among the hospitals, but
nothing In proportion to INC demOraIZng
influe1 it has eyerted IN other quarters.
and if the whole arrangements were confined
entirely to the hospitals or VI ped out of ex-
istance, it would be an absolute bless ing to
the army. As it is, IT is only whisksy shop
on large scale, furnishing employment to
scores Of idle loaferS, and very convenient
purveying estabi ishment for army officers,
whereat goods are furnished, to their class,
free for which the too credulous public pays.
/ Hereafter, if you have anything to bes;ow
upon your couutry's defenders, send it, direct
to some acquaintance in the army, who will
need and appreciate the favor but by a II
means, give the Sanitary Commission the
cold shoulder. II is an arrart Imposition
as at present conducted, and the public
should know it.
The weather is not only excessively warm
bus tormenuagly hot, and, for one, am not
sorry that we are in the last month of sum
mcr. We ave not in the trenches (that is
onr baitcry) but eucampcl in he woods. near
Gen. Mead's head quarters and are Tins par
TALLY protected from the fierce Tays of the
sun. How the infantry, at the front, 1--we
without shelter is a problem Everything
has settled dow to the usual quiet along
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24
Wednesday. Aug, "a 1864,
The w ar,

The Philadelphia Age Of last night says
The truth IF General Grants late move
nent is at length explained. On both sides
of the James he has been repuIsed, War
ren's Corps, near the Weldon Railroad, was
surprised and severely handled on Saturday,
and lost two thousand prisoners and one
thousand killed and wounded. 1t was fore
ed almost mile down the Weldon Railroad.
On Saturday night the corps intrenched IT.
self, and on Sunday was reinforced, most
probably by portion of Hannock's Corps.
On the North bank Of The James, as we re-
ported yesterday, Birrey's Corps was with
drawn to Deep Bottom. On Friday night,
however, General Hal mock, finding his out
posts endangered, abs adoned all that portion
of White Oak SIS ami which he had held
north of the village f New Market. On
Saturday he received orders to march to the
south side of tho James. New Market was
abandoned, and 81 aey's Corps, at Deep
Bottom, was left to Ibid the small amount Of
ground North Of Fostr's earthworks which
it was thought neccsF ary to retain. Han
nock's Corps crossed 10 the south side of the
ames, and 1t is supposed was sent to aid
Warren. On Sunday night, when our intel
ligence closed, everything was quiet. Wa
ren was iatrenched On the Weldon Railroad,
and Brine at Deep Bottom.
General Sherman seems to have given up
any farther attempts either to reach the Ma
con Railroad O. to get into Atlanta.
There j. very Etlie authentic news from
the shena ,hoah Valley. Sheridon IS on The
Potomac, MS troops ranging from Harper's
Ferry to WiIliamsport. The Coniederates
are very near the river, and it is reported
they have appeared on the southern bank.
The entire valley has been given up.
General Sheridan has been reinforced by
the balance Of the Nineteenth Army Corps
from New Orleans. The detachment NUM-
bers six thousand.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24
RULES AND REGULATIONS,

Tickets for each admission, TWEEN ty FIVE cents
children under twelve years of age III cents Carrage
will he allowed to the enclosure payment of
fifty ceats !or each admission for pair of horses
and twenty-five cents for for each admission for
single horse Colts. years and under, ten cents,
Stock and all other articles entered for exhibition
free of charge rses and colts excepted No person
will be allowed to gamble or sell intoxicating Ii
quors IN the Fair Ground. Tickets of admission
will be furnished at the ticket Office. hear the FAIR
Ground and returned to tho office, near the Fair,
Ground, and returned to the gate keepers on enter
ing the enclosures The book OF entries VIII Dc open
at the Office Of A. A. Eaton, in Glenwood, on and
after the fifteenth day of August All artcies IN
tended for exhibition should be ente ed az early a
possible alter the above d7te' Animals ana articles
entered For exhibition will nave cards attached with
numbes and class rs entered on en- try book and it
is repaired that exhibitors, in all cases shall obtain
their caris of number and class previous to placing
their articles Oh the grounds.
The Books of entries will be closed at o'clock
A. M, on Wednesday the second day of the Fair af
ter which time there Will positively be no more
tries made. All animals and articles for exhib ton
must be on the Fair round as soon as 9 o'clock
Wednesday morning, the second day Of the Fair, at
which time the judges will take the entry books and
proceed decide the merits of the articles and ami
mails entered for premiums.
There will be a man on the ground to furnish
grain, hay, or straw, to any person wishing the
same.
Horsemanship and trotting will be conducted as
follows the three and four year OLD colts will tros
the first day of the Fair commencing at o'clock 2
m, Cady rSding and driving. and tbs teot for the
$50 premium, the second day commencing at !
o'clock, P. The double team Sl0O premium, ana
the single 5000 premium, the third and last day
commencing at IL O'clock NJ Persons entering
their to compete for the premiums OF the ZVtA
2lst and 22 classes. will be required to pay ten per
cent. on the premium for which they enter.
The Annual Address will be delivered ut three
o'clock. IN. of the lat day Of the Fair 81.
Immediately after the address, the Reports OF 'n'
Judges will be read -.
The premius win be paid at the othee ol 'u
Treasurer in Eaton 4 0Sterhout store. at NL'ehhTT
on and after October lst except in classes Goth Lsss
and 22i which will be paid on the last dsy o. ~
Fair, sitter ths close Of ths exhibition
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24
Court ProCee din IS.

In anticipation Of the large number OF
Criminal cases for trial at this Term all the
civil causes fer trial en- the list were continued
The first ,as. tri4l was Commonwealth vs..
Daniel L. and Joseph Vaow and John Is.
Observation-Disclosures Forcibie entry and
detainer-Verdct, guilty ofthe DetaIneF-
sentence-Daniel L, Yaow and Joseph 'ao"
70 nav cost and a fine of IS each-John h
Hitchcock to pay fine Of 81, and cost. "A
writ of restitution awarded against Dahiei
/. Yaow and John r, Hitchcock.
Commonwealth VS. Joseph a. Ellsworth
ictment-Fornication and Bastardy-Ra-
chel Bush Pros'x. Cause tried, The jury
falling to agree, after several hours were dis
charged.
Commonwealth vs. Larry Hanah an-la-
dicment Assault and Baltery-Patrick COD
ington pros. Delt, plead Guilty and was
sentenced to pay fine Of So and costs.
Commonwealth VS. jeremiah IL Dcns-
more-Indictmen MurdeT.-lra Avery Pros
The de(endent in this case was indicted IN
counexion with Thomas Smith. After arrang-
ement and plea, they elected to sever in their
trials. The cause was taken up on Wedncs-
day last.
True Bills were found in the following
A careful and deliberate investtion of the
case has been had, and as we 60 to press, it
is being argued by the counsel for the pris'
oners.
Commonwealth vs.. J. II, Densmore and
Thomas Snith-lndictment Murder. Ira
Avery Pros.
Commonwealth vs Chas: E. Belmonte
Indictment Shooting a, with intent to muir
der MAIN and disable. Ira Avery Pros,
Commonwealth VS. Ienry Worden-In-
dictment Fornication a4d tBastarty. H'ley
Williams Pros'x.
Commonwealth vs. Joseph Smith and Asa
rTsK-Inliutu.~--t - .roni~s -~~d ~r ro'
turn sr constable. d. ". Hobbs Complain
ant.
Commonwealth VS. Darius Quck-Indict
ment, Larceny-D. II Capwe!l Pros.
Bills in the followir cases were presented
and ignored by the Grand Jury.
Commonwealth Vs Jacob Bond and Catha
rine dictmeut-Larceny. :Philo
Sherwood Pros,
Commonwealth VS. Giant Burgess and
James Gcatchus-Suporylsors Of North
Branch. Indictment, rot opening road-on
return Of Constable.
Common wealth VS. Richard Adams and
Mordeica Erewsor. Indictment not repair
lre road, o. return ef constable.
-S-e----
Gov. SEYMOUR has tak,u the defense Of
The northern boundary Of the State of New
York into his own hands. lie hns placed
Geo, John Green in command OF the coun-
ties along the frontier from the ST.. Lawrence
River TO the Vermont border.
AZ BILL has been introduced into the Pa
hegisIauon organizing sixteen regiments Of
militia for State defence-fourteen of infant
ry, two of cavalry, and one Of artillery. II
also authrzes the Governor to seize railroads
horses and all other property needed for the
public service,
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c. NJ, kOON.
Chairman Standing Committee


REPRIsAL AND RGTALIATION.-One Of our
Exchanges says. " The office of the Picket
Guard, published at Chester, Illinois, was,
on FRIDAY night last. entered by an armed
mob and entirely destroyed, after just hay
ins b5en reftted and flushed with new
presses. The mob was acting at the instiga.
tion of the party there, The Democracy
held a meeting on Saturday, and notified the
prominent radical leaderr that if the Office
was not put up in as good condition as be.
fore, at the expirationo . days they would
try the effect Of fire on their property. Tic
guarantee was pcomptly given that it would
be repaired within the time. One of the
druken mob was klled.n
That is the spirit in which those who insti.
gate mobs and arbitrary political arrests
shsuld always be met.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24
The Militia Bill,
CLINT.

4 number Of the Democratic members Of
the Legislature now in session, voted against
Curtin's Militia Bill assigning as their rea-
sons for so doing:
" That the companies were not allowed TO
elect heir officers; that the Troops could he
drafted ont Of the State into the National
service; and that the seizure of private
property was allowed
The fojowny sound reasons for onnosina
the measure wcre submitted by Messrs.
jackson and Kline. We publish, in full.
that cur readers may know souetu;ng Of
the measure as well as the reason + the vote
Of our faithful Representative, Geo. d. Jack.
son.
Messrs. JACKSON and KLINE submitted
the following oljoctlous
The undersigned respectfully submit the
following reasons for noting against the final
passage Of House Bill No. 1857, entitled d" a
supplement TO the act for the organization,
discipline and regulation oith militia of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, approved
May 4th. A. d 1861 ="
1-t. The majority of this House, whilst
making loud protestations Of LOYALTY and
clamina 70 be par e.rceiience the true and
only trends oi the soldier, have attempre ed
to deprive him Of the right Of eleCtng ms
own officers, and by this bll place the power
OF appointing the regjmenta officers in the
hands Of the Governor.
To this we object as being wrong and con.
trary t6 Ssi precedent.
Cd. The bill places in the hAuds Of the
Governor, power which, in cur opinion,
should never be placed in the hands Of any
single individual, viz: The power Of de~g
mating in what portions of the State draft
shall be made for the purpose of filling up
the State Guard, leaving it in his power, if
he sees fit, to draft the whole number re.
quired frcm Bcrks, Northampton AMI Co.
lum bia, whilst Lancaster, Allegheny ard
others 90 free,
3rd. The State of Pennsylvania has already
furnished for the Uni tee States army over
$50 900 men, and on the 5th Of September
will be again required to furnish by draft
G5 900 or 10000 more and past experience
teaches us, that the men composing the State
Guard will not be exempt fron national
draft, but that on the cOntrsrr after getting
the nj Der required from the State to fill up
the quota, the Wa Department will order
the State Guard to the front. The officers
will obey. The . Guard" will be sent for,
ward although the Gavernor may gently re.
monstaate. and thus Pennsylvania be com.
PEELED lat a great expense to her pa0 pie1 20
furnish more than her share Of troops, and
then without any soldiers when again in vad
ee, she calls upon the Federal administration
or help, will be cody told to defend herself
Whilst anxious that sufficient force sho'd
be organized for the defence Of the State for
these among other reasons. we are reluctant.
iy compelled 10 vote no ON the passage of
this bill.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24
Sept, 6, Z. and 3, 1864,
CN THE GROUNDS OF
OstcThout & Eaton, Glenwood, Susq.
Co Pa.

Organic alton aud Object of the Society,
The G!euwool Agricultural Society was organ
lied October 18th, 1861, different plan from all
other Agricultural Societies in the United States
This Society does not confne its exhibitors to the
nsrrow limits Of Town County, State nor United
States, but opens it to tbs World This is the shrd
year of its exhibition, and. judging from the
cess OF the past we expect great crow 1 this year
for we have added very largely to our premiums
and shall spare no pains in making everything as
attractive as possible, As to the Fair Ground and
Track, they too we'll known to nee- Comment.
The Society tenders ITS thanks to its last years
itors, and pledge themselves TO do everything in
their power to make this attractive tn an last
year, for We believe in impro vement. We refer
you TO our Premium List ami Rules and Regula-
tions for further information.
Ou; exhibition this year, will be Tuesday, Wei
nesday and Thursday, September 9th, 7th, and Sth,
1864, at the Fair Grounds, the premises of OIer
hout Eaton. Gieewood, Susq ushanna County
Pennsyl' sna, and we cordially invite one and all
to make visit
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24
F. P. GROW, President.
A. D. KING, Corresponding Secretary.

PREMIUM LIST.-GeNT's DEPARTMENT
Class, ,I-Stallons, Brood Mares Matched, and Sin
sInge Horses.
Best stallion for heavy work, four years old and
upwards $40
Bess stallion for light work. do. 10
" brood mare with fCal at her foot 5
- pair OF horses or mares for all work. four
years Old or upwards. 5
pair Of horses or mares, quick do 5
g matched carriage horses or mares 5
81 single driving horse or mare 3
CLASS II.-SadIle, Walking Horses and Young
Stations
Best saddle horse or mare IS
" saddle walking horse or marc 3
pair walking horses 3
stallion, three years Old. 3
stallion, two years ott 8
stallion, one year old 3
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24

Glass IV.-Devon Cattle
Best bull thee Us old or upwards IS
bull, two years old 4
g bull one year old 81
bull under ten months old q
COW, three years old upwards 4
helfer, two years old 3
heer year old z
/" hotter, under ten months old q
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24
CLASS. s.III--Colts and Mules.

Best geIing, three year. old 90
6 gediug, two years old 2
mare, three years old 2
mare, tEO- years old 2
" mare, one year old 2
' pair mules.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24

CLASS XVIII Fruit.
Best variety Of winter apples, of Kind sS
yaristy Of fall apples, 5 Of kind }
" and largest collection s
specimen of peaches
" and largest collection
specimen Of pears !
and largest collection
" twelve ounces
lot Of grapes 2
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24

moving machine
corn shelter
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24
Glass XIX.--Ambrotvpcs and PENN,

Glass XIX.--Ambrotypcs and Penmanship.
Best specimen Of ambroiypes %
specimen Of penmanshp 2
Class XX.-Horsemanshp.
Best lady rider s20
'' lady driver, fast double team 70
lady driver, fasg single horse 10
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24

Glass XI.-Trotting Colts.
Fastest fonr year old cnlt
three year old colt
Best two in three in harness.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24

The Democratic electors of the scyera
Townships in Wyoming County and Tunk-
hannock Borough, are requested to meet at
he several election Districts on Saturday,
the 9th inst, between the hours of two and
five o'clock, P NJ and elect Delegates to re-
present them in County C)nre ntion, to be
held at Tunkhannock, on Monday, the Goth
day Of August, 1868
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1864-08-24

Az BILL has been introduced into the Pa
heglsation organizing sixteen regiments Of
militia for State defence-fourteen of infant
ry, Two of cavalry, and one of artillery. 1t
also authrzes the Governor to seize railroads
horses and all other property needed for the
public seryice,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-07

STANDS,
BOOKCASE,
CUPBOARDS. SINKS,
MIRRORS, PICTURE FRAMES,
And sndlsss variety of FURNITURE. ,sa t.a,or,
TO mention. The undersigned himself does an hi, cus
tom Work, and Will warrant the Give him call
and see for whether he dont keep the
Furniture, Eastern ~ veil ~ Custom Work. on hand
COFfLHSo Of al kfnds, ready trimmed, constantly
hand.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-07
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.

The above Goods having been purchased fsf cab,
| and previous to the LATE RISE IN GOLD, Gus.
TONERS will be Grafed to learn that Of them
offered At 20 cent less than they
P.S-0ur friends in the country will rsnembsr that
! We buy most Of :he products OF the Farn. We pay
Cash fer Wool and Timothy Seed.
| BEAN / MORGAN.
Court and Madison SIS, Clover q Cooks Block
Ottawa, March 10th, 1854.
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,SHERYFFN .y1EE

DY VIRTUE Of Execution issued Of the Clerk .
ID Office of the Crcsit Couse Of La Sale esuasy, ssA
State OF Illinois, and to directed, Whereby A
commanded TO make the amount Of . certain Julg-
meni recently obtained against Hamilton Brown. II
favor OF Chrtian Etz out o, the lands, tsnemsnts
goods md chattIes Of the said Hanion Brewn have
levied the following property, Wit Let three (3)
in bloc thry:wo (:2 in the City OF L. Sale. L. Sale
county Illinois.
Therefore, according 70 said command, shall :.
pose for sale, PUBLIC AUCTION all the right, ss's.
and interest Of the above named Hamilton Brown IN
and to .he above described property, Saturday
I4.h day OF May. 1864, at o'clock r. ~, a. Us
s.uth door Of the Court House in Ottawa, 10 0sls
county Illinois.
Dated at Ottawa, this 2Sd day Of April, ,1oos.
WILLIAM r. NlLLl6AN,
SssriFef La 8 Hs CbsMtv.
Per d r Erusu De0u0.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-05-07
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRUS ofan execution fee bill Issued sutsf III
ID Clerks ofce ofthe County Court Of La LaIie esss.
~, and State Of Illinois, AMI 10 directed, Whereby
commanded TO make the amount Of certain judge
ment recently obtained against Johd Ially, II Vsl
Of William r Henry. out Of the lsAds. ieasnents.
goods and cha.tes OF the said John Lai1y, have
levied the following property, TO VII: Lot twelve
2) in block No. thr:ytwo (s2) in States Addiiioa
0ttaws said lot 10 situated in he City Of Ottawa
~ OF La Sale and State OF Illinois.
Therefore according eaid nd, shall exposs
for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION, all the right title anA
interest OF the above named Jshn Laliy, In and -
the above described property on SATURDAY ,ths 9ist
day Of MAY, 1864, q: O'Clock At the South doer
Of The Court House In Ottawa La Sale County iinoa.
Dated in Ottawa this S0rh day of April. 1854
w. n. AILLIdAN,
Gherifor Ia SnHs Coxaty, Liinofs.
Per D. T. Barsn, Deputy.
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,SHERIEE'.S SIZE

Rv .i-.-- "a sr..i-, h.....i.s. issusa 81 u .
II Clerks ONCE OF the Circuit Court Of La Sale
county. ~ State OF Illinois, and directed whore
BY am commanded to make the amount Of Q certain
aud Hannah p. Rust, in favor Of wian Edvsrds. 81
Of the lands goods and ehatels the saiA
PhineAs b. Rust and Hannah = Rus t. have levied 81
the following property, Wit: All Of LET'S Mae (Ol
twelve C2 thirteen u3) seventeen tl) and sighteen
GS,) in Block No. Eleven l in Rusts addition 70 he
town Of Mendota. La Lalle County liiinsc.
Therefore, according to said command. I shan a..
pose for sale Public Auetoa. all the right, tisls snl
interest OF the above named Phineas D. Rust Has
nah Rurt. in and the shove described kro1ssty.
Saturday the 18th day Of May 1854, s'eIeek, r
At IT,. Soth door Of the Court House IN Ottawa Ia
Sale County Illinois.
Dated At Ottawa, this 1ssA day Of April. 1884.
WM. =. MTLLlGAN,
Sheriff Of La Sale CossaSv.
Per D. r. BRUSH. DsDueV
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lssAs.s - nAny 2. 0aus, DscaAns. -.
n sHB un1snknel Aavlng hesn 81 enteA Ani1ises.
Ter 81 the STATE Of Mary p 0r0Nt LAT 81 Il 0oo
Co. and State Of Iiaeis. deesassd hereby gv nsee
that he vii appesr befere ths County Csust ofLa
eae County, the oout House iu Ottawa - The JuY
all persens havDg claims sgainst said Estate nst
fed and requested to attend for the Purpese Of havnG
the same adjusted. All persons indsbted 70 setd z.
tate are requested 10 make immediste payment.
: Dated thist 9Th day Of April, 4. D. 1864.
Executors I:pfie..
EsfATy OF CoaHnIus vosBr aoH, DscEAsxD. I
p The undersgped having been appointed Sxesuter 81
the last Will aud Testament OF Corneiius Yes
late Of the County 81 La Sale and State Of IHncs
deceased hereby gives notice that he Viii appeer %.
fore the carnty Court Of La Sale County, -
House In Ottawa the June Term, The thifv Hes
day IN June next. at which time all persene hsvtnH
claims against said Estate notded end requesse9
70 attend for the purpose having the Adjusted
nate Immediate payment t. the ind ersignsl.
Dated THE 18th day Of April =. D. ises. - 4 -.
DAVID n. v0sBuR0H. Asseseee. =
Executor Notice. ses
I.,.,r A. Axes TsoRxs DscsAsEs.
The updersignee having been appofntea txeessoss
~ ths lat viii and Tsstamens OF Amos TAerne AVE
hereby give notice that We viii aeHssr Dests ~
CountysCourt Of la Sale County. At the Ce5rt .e,
| IN Ottsva At the July Term, the third nonaeI
| July next at which time all persons havme 49,
aesipst said Estate nstiaed and requesscds 49,
r.rpese Having the same ADJUSTED. =" ~
Son spdebtsd to said Estate ats: .sq''- Z"
pyted ,his 2th day 81 Apra A. p; 1sss
az I sc44f.. 1s...s~.