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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
0ER LITTLE ROT

observer" expresses the opinion that large pOr-
tlon of The tax knd" wasted BY or for the beno-
Is Of, COmmissy officers; in proof OF which, he re.
fss to tho number OF " fac IA extra horses-a dead
expense 20 the Gogesumeut"-kcp. by them; the
wegrcased, slick Negroes who exercise these extra
horses" the balls and daneing parties given by tee
officers ETC. "Obseryer" insists that tie number Of
these officers should be reduced and that the extra
hor go should ha iusned OEos-tO the men who will
make them pranoe the highway Of freedom "Ther,
little more corn, fodder, ets, viii find their way to
Lss's EissraJlss"
"DiOR" asks il we have 10. always slied, IN this
country OF the principle thai "xllon and reprCssn-
tatOn mus 20 together aud proceeds 10 give b;s OBJ
jeotons 10 toe representation IN Congress- Of cOnsilu
tncirs who do sot pay into the Confederate
Treasury" 'The members from Kentucky and Missouri
he ssys oan pass any law however grinding upon the
people Of the Gull S'aes' Dion" expresses very de-
eded opposition to tho imposition Of ten per cent tax
on personal properly and alleges that the result viii be
general saeri6. to sa.sy The msw5 Of capitalists and
spectators.
Harvey suggests that the ladies Of each eeunty
avail themselves OF the prs5sno5 Of iurOushed soldiers
to send b. them 70 the army, stockings, clothing etc.
Which very much needed.
&C" says that the Thinkers Ia the Valley are sending
CT heir socs % LDeolntom, SIS fast az they gs old
enough 70 be eonEer P;ed-tloreby lsducng tho pro-
dacvs labor Of tie country He thinks tat Congress
should ether eH5mp. tho Tunsers, or impose heavy
penalties upon those " smugge thsic cat Of Tho
eouatry 10 avoid eonse,ipton.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15

The friends and adm rers Of b ig. Gsn Ksrshaw, oil
s. O., gave that distinguished tficer compliment ~
supper few nights ago at Columbia.
Alfred Stanley, brother of the late bogus Gov
ernOr" of North Carolina has arrived in Raleigh from
Fort hcHsnry.
Latest news from the stecmsr Spunkey, ashore near
Wilmington, states that she will bo saved.
Daniel 8. Morris, formerly an editor OF paper 10
Northwestern Virginia, is private in the 4:h Virginia
(Yankee) cavalry.
John s. Carlile, U. s. Senator from Northwestern
Virginia, S editing COppehead paper at Carksbarg.
sxty-fve largo vessels are bulldog at Quebec
Canada.
Brig. Gen. Libby, of Arizona, was in Selma, Ala, on
the 9th inst.
The tax collected in Aecklenburg, ~ c. for January
Is estimated at $500, 900 10 100000
The Roekbrdgs (VA) Artillery have ra.enlistcd fol
the war.
Col G. O. Fuglte, OF Scots county, Va, dol It hi:
residence at Pattonsville, Inst week.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
ne CHAINS or DErR4yrD s0LDJERs

The committee the claims Of deceased soldiers, In
the House Of Representatives have discharged most
important day BY reporting excellent bill to iAcili-
tate tho settlement Of heso CLAIMS, and which, il passed
viii speedily organise te business Of such settlement
e1trca.e Il frcm its present eOniusou and do justice
10 the great Lanber Of destitute claimants who are now
orsn compelled to petition the oiice Of the Second
AudiO- for weary mouths ard years for the small pit
taLco duo 10 husbands, SOUS and k'ndrcd who have
given their lives 10 tic eounAy. The committee report
the lumber OF claims dyd to 8l.l December last Is
AZ 4Ss whilst The number settled to that time was only
IL 6Bl, and 'he number daily coming in Is rapidly on
the Increase" Congress ougt, and surely will make
some %, c.usl lsgssOl 10 Ielese those ella msn be-
FIRE adjournment By far, the greater portion Of them
arc uldoas ard orphaas made destitute BY the death
Of their natural protectors in The afmy and aside from
symEay y, t ia the duty Of Congress ensue to Ih.m
speedy justice.
The bill slluded 10 vas ulder discussion on Sluiday,
and would evidently, have passed the House but for the
want Of quorum in voting upon some Of its proVis-
ions. Il vii probably up again TO day, when, Is
Is 70 be hoped IL may be perfected and pissed. Ire
committee propose to establish Fourth Auditor Of tie
ar these ell;n8, asd provide plan Of settle
monl Which most prove most simple aud rapid They,
a, least, hAYs don, their duty, and deserve The thanks
Of the country for their efforts.
Ps.-siaeg The 70 egoing was Pu. in type, We learn
that the bill Aas passed by to House Sa urdAy night
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
.d 10. walked il before lin q he house, and was

uued hoe, walked before him 70 the house, and was
there secured.
We have heard of another officer who was arrested
BY picket on the road in New Kent county. The
prisoner, still hoping 70 effect his escape. engaged IN
scufis with his cap but after having his "snolsr
mashed and his eye well "buDgsl" by tie yloioua
picket, he surrendered at discretion
Up to o'clock last evening, ior'y three Of the les
capped officers bad been returned to the Libby. Ahpt
them are two Ollonels and two Majors Tho motor
Col strcight has lot been recaptured
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15

in uro1sOns TIA order Of prohibition was modined 50
a. to- ALLOW the removal from the military district Of
supplies purchased OOns de for private consumption.
GEN mes reports also that he mover prohibited the
transportation Of food to Richmond for private use and
consumption. His order, Ike that Of Gen, lmboden,
was intended 70 sppy solely to the land sharks NhOse
am WIS to enrich themselves BY hung up sad engfOs-
ring the absolute neCessares Of life by Freyipg upon
tue wants Of bstrer men, and stripping the department
Of the food essential to the support ofsthe army.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
eENERAIs LKEopEY 80 - yoNEs

Ia response 10 resolution OF The Is ult the Pre-
dent Gas transmitted ecmmuacaton from tie Secre-
tAy Of War 10 tho House Of representatives in relation
% "a prohibition Of tie transportation Of supplies to
Che Rohmord market b, Generals Jones and ImbOdsn,
for which nsdeFable blame III justly attached, "a
p il appears 10 these olleerg.
Gen. ImbOdcn sIs,e5 that his prohibition vas not
general and was Ony adopted TO extent absolutely
Necessary, not only TO Pr,V,t suffering in his own COM
maud but 10 project families dependent On the district
for their supplies He issued the order under the an-
thory Of tie ct Congress and Gen'rh Orders from
tie Adiutant and Inspector Geaerars oiee authorizing
and regulating impressments. Having supplied the ne
cestss Of bis command and broken up the speculation
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
UPLOIT ~ TRB YALLEK.

Lleu:snsat Ga,ob, Nayiald5r, sish ssu mon, Al.O
M,rylanders captured eight Ysrksss and nine well
equipped oIvsl,y hor3ss, near NsWsOSn, lass Fdday
night. Learning there Wsrs forty Of them at Cedar
Greek Len:en,ns Catch With his comrades, started in
pursuit. and "p;.ebsl in When the Yankees pitched
ca" The race vas continued few mica below New
tOEn, shea a SQUAD vas Ovsrhauled by the Coafsds-
rates Taey discounted and attempted to &c. to the
woods, bu' ssre made prisoners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
FROK TRg PsylHSULA

The Yankees shO came up to Baihamsvlla Friday,
f,ll back Saturday They only small squad, and
p,obaby advanced to render assistance 70 any Of the
ugidyes from the Libby Who might chance to reach the
vicinity. ,r
Two gunbOais sscanded YNk River Saturday, near
10 West Point and Is Is reported, were dragging tho
river for Confederate torpedoes
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15

MAJOR GENERAL JONES NJ. WIrHsHs, who has served
with distinction under every commander Of the Army
of Tennessee has assigned by order of Lieutenant
General Polk to the command Of aneW military district,
which will embrsG, all tiat portion Of Alabama Ms'is-
spp and East Tennessee extending to parallel 81 to be
kno IN ss tbs "Datriet OF Alabama"
Gen. Withers' headquarters will be at Montgomery.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15

SPECIMENS OF YANKEE LIR--Tha Albany Evening
Journal Gays J. B. DeBow has bscn imprisoned and bis
Review suppressed by the Confederate au hortee for
publishing soma stltisi les not very complimentary TO
the system Of compulsory hkSr."
The same paper sGys General john H. Morgan has
been given command Of Mageuder's army in Te1ls.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
EUROPEAN NEws.

GAN HOWELL Cons, planter Of Georgia, has pro-
posed to sell the aovsrnmen, 30 900 pounds Of bacon
aud 900 bushels of oorn at any price it II dipoed
70 pay him; and, If IL could pay nothing, then he'd
give it, lie also agreed TO let Iho Interior Court Of
Sumter county have 900 pounds Of bacon at % cents
pound aud 40 600 bushels OF corn at so cents bush
ell. for soldiers faailies.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15

ITO LIEUT.. J. j. PORTER, of Co. ID, 18th
Il vs. Infsntry-Dear Sir Is desired by large number
Of the citizens Of Louisa county that declare yourself can
date for the oerkshp couay Your familiarity with the
duties the oe and the high character which have here
sustained both pivAte gentleman and oldicr
In the field Induce make the call by immediate
H declaring yourself candidate will greatly obuge your
many friends.
fsl2-d6tc4t' ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
soon Nrws KBOK ARKANSAs.

Io.ormation has been received that the OOnt'dents
troops uades General AArnAduke, have captured rne
Bun, Arkaasas and according 20 last accounts. we're
n,uehiuE on Little Rock. It Is probable iha'a portion
Of the Federal t,oops in Arkansas have been withdraw
an are vi.h She nan in his Mississippi expedition.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15

A RARE CONI"ARY. Major R @. Williams. of tn,
CommissATy Department OF Georgia, had resigned hi
commission and joined company private, leaving
his cce TO be filed by disabled soldier. The cir
cunsRnce ia both honorable and rare and for this rea-
son entitled to a record
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
DESTRUCTION OF A WAGON TRAIN IN MIssIs-
SIPPI 8 ..'itt

MoBLE Feb lS.-A special TO the Evening News
FROM Newton Mss, says that General Writ Adams at
tackled wagon train near Decatur, yesterday evening"
destroying 30 wagOnF and killing the mules and drivers
TIE Yankee infantry COmitg up, prevented him from
bringing of the wagons. His loss vas six killed and
woundrd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
LATER FROM THE UNITED STATES.

TIE Agent of tho Press Association has furnished the
following summary Of news, from Baltimore papers, TO
TIE sth instant, inclusive:
Gen Sullivan has issued an order declaring that for
each person conscrpted by the CoDfsderatss In west
ern Virginia she nearest and most prominent ssceesoh
ist viii be arrested andsmprsened until the return Oh
such oonscripts.
Rumors Of changes in the command OF the army Of
the Potomac are quite numerous in the camps some
say that Gen. Hun er Is 10 succeed Hen Meau'. o5er'
sbfmss that Gen. Thomas Is 70 be tho nsw commander
This ,,int resolution relative DO the Oonhscation Act
was finally passed in thu House OF Representatives. en-
the oh insIaEt--yeas 81, nays ~. l.-, 49,
olts pisssl factory at Hartford destroyed by Ere
IN the 9Th instant The loss ia immense Seventeen
hundred workmen are thrown out Of employment
In the case Of the captured seamer Chesapeake the
Judge Of the Admiralty Court, at Halifax, has decided
TO restore the vessel and cargo 10 the owners subject to
such conditions respecting the payment oil expenses as
the Attorney General may exact
Two thousand corpses have been taken from the runs
of the church at Santiago. d.
The Virginia LssislatuIe,V at Alexandria, have In
definitely postponed the election Of U. B. Senator, In
place.of kr. BowdeD, deceased.
The closing Quotation OF geld in New York, on Sat
urday, 9th inst, was 1851
The rumors of troubles with Franco we're positively
contradcted. .es
The Arabia, at Halifax, brlnss European advic's to
the 9lh ulL No SPECIAL change had tskcn place in the
aspect Ct the Scheswig Belsein quesssn. The move
msnt of Austria and Prueah Il Wss believed must lead
to some definite understanding with England Among
the N nor German States there great aud growing
indignation against Ausils and Prussia in consequence
of the latter having acted independently OF the Ger
manic Confederation.
Tho Spanish Government will appoint Minister to
Mexico As soon IL receives oOla confirmation oil the
If tha AfakAuka Nov nailia0
The Archduke Macmillan viii visit Paris In the quality
Of emperor of Aexcs"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
FROM EAST TENNESSEE.

Nkw MAEKEr, Feb. ia A,g of truce, for the pur
pose of bringing ladies cut of Knoxville, goes out to-
morrow. t.L
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15

Rf virtue oil authority vested IN me Dy an
ID order Of Hanover County the 22d day Of Decem
ber 1863 shall sale at pubic auction, at the Court
House said county the fourth TUEDAY In febfuay-ihst
being day sufficient 70 seventeen thousand OF
The Bonds county, with interest from date 9he interest 10
be paid annually. Principal redeemsbls In ten years
n. o. BOSWELL,
ta1-r,d 49, Receiver of the District,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
EGG K A p 81 / {
GsporIs OF tks Press Association.

Entered according Of Congress In the year lses BY
TIM lsMa in the CLERKS ONCE Of The District Court OF the Dol
isdsrste e,atos for the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
~ ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
NEW SONG PUBLISHED TO-DAY.

G100 REWARD.-Ranaway from the sub
Q1OO sriber, negro CHARLES, about ~ years old,
about Inches gh rather built quick spoken and
sun A. he left heavy meustaohe He preb
ably raised In Surry he carried nom that county Rich
ond bought him last October When last heard from he
within a miles Of Petersburg, and thought he would
the Appomatox above Petersburg and the
Richmond his North he mag be lurking
Abou Richmond. delivered to lodged In jail will psy
expenses and give hundred dollars reward IL
he Appreheadod about Richmond report Mckinney
Dupuy Archer, Commission Merchants Soockoe Slip, 70
-. 'o.t t '+ To- WILLIAM K GR1GQ,
fel0-lw St. Tamany p. o. Mecklenburg county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15

susozszss papers nArksa viii Cross WI unoel
ana that Jssr Of subscription ab7Rit 70 sEp@fs' Aaa
ss,t ,4a.spsly Z thsT visa thsr papers oontiaasa-
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15

SIATE TEKAsURT NOrEs-Under an act Of the Legis'
tare al the late session, says the Montgomery Adyer'
tsor Governor Watts determined TO issue two million
70 hundred thousand dollars in State Treasury notes OF
large denominations. These notes are to aid in paying
appropriations Of the General Assembly A Contract
iaas made with J. r. Peterson L Co., OF Augusta Ga
fer the erecct on Of the notes. That firm viii be ready
in month or six weeks TO bega the delivery Of them
The notes are required by tho act to be signed by the
Comptroller and SAtg CroasurS-. The act leaves it OP-
tlonal with the State 10 fund them In Eve per cent Sate
bonds We predcsthat these notes will provo sceePa-
be 10 the people Of the State and assist materially to
6 the vacuum which viii be produced by the funding
and taxation law of Congress. 4
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15

A procession of sixty cArrisges and other vehicles
followed the remains Of old negro to the grave in
Montgomery, Ala, last week.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
John B. POAGUR & WAN. F. P0AGUR,

y against
VIM weaver John Mccung, Archibald Pesde and Ann his wife,
formerly Ann Bgg and the unknown child or children OF said
Psndle and wife.
In tie OF Virginia. the 18th day OF APRIL 1851 in the
above decreed and odered that be referred 10
one OF the Court who Is directed 10 Inquire into
ascertain when and where the dendsn Ann Pende for
merry Ann Bsgsa daughter Thomas BEs late Of sad
~ married. where Snd under what circumstances
she ts Commonwealth, and whether, before
moving any lawful living ssre when and where abe
last from and heard from, whether she had lawful
issue whether she yet living not, whether she LEFT
lawful surviving her. hdhe will report therecfo the
Court other specially rtaed deemed pertinent by
himself may required by ote parties 70 be
stated ana he notify all conceHed oar
sye week. publication In the NchmoEd Wing, Newspaper
printed In the city Richmond that unes the said Amp Psd
who 1910, her lawful hsue, she
Be do the Circuit Court OF said county
before the day April add establish their hghi to
und of 1883 % under the control OF the said Court the
plsnts D. b. W. u Posgue, and the defendants W. Wes-
YER and Jno w. ncclung vendees Of William Bsg and the
children OF Jxne McCung deceased viii thea ask the said Court
Tor declaring them entitled 70 fund.- on the pre-
SUMPTION OF the Of the said Ann Pendle, without lawful L.
sue living deas pursuant 70 the provisions Of the win OF
the said Thomas Biggs, decd go
Notice hereby gwen that viii proceed 70 sc' upon The said
decree on March next at ONCE In the town OF
lie xir gtou In sad county. - y - WILLIAM D0LD,
r'.-'.n - =. =. ..'-t' = oomm'r Ia Chsncery.
J. D. DAvDsos,
Attorney for the plaintiffs andthe defcndsn, Weaver
Ia 19-w4w '~fl = ~ =
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15

nR. JORDAN, of Person county, N. c.,
~ eals diseases throat windppe Of lungs,
upon the plan OF Dr. Greenhat Of direct medication Of
the effected orgAn His ONCE In Roxborough where good
conmodaon be had From BArksdAes Ferry Richmond,
and Danyle r r., and from Hlsboro, N. o., on the ~ o.
r. there regular stages LeAsburg ten miles from the
Office But thought be obained a.
South Boston, Hnsboro' or LeAsburG.
fe12-d4A
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
RICHMOND WING.

yERas-DAtT, year. ESQ six months, SIS thrss n0nshs
o. FOR a less period, SS per month.
SEu.-wKzElT1 year, t9O hx months, tio No Sbscrpf'a
tseslyea ior less han SIX months
wzSIS year, sO x months, s. NoSubsePs0a resolved
tor ID slx moniha.
RsuSS1 - al riSk Of ths subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
VALUABLE Estate Of aI5 acres, in Gooch.

W ALUADDH lSIatc Vi o1o dcrcs, ln OoOcn-
land county Jimes River, 2S miles west Of Hich-
mend, for sale 81 Auction.
We shall sell Public auction, At oee in Che city Of
Richmond, adoning the rank OF Virginia, FRIDAY The
18th February 1S6 al IL O'Clock NJ, that beautiful anf at
tacye Farm located Ebcve wi hin mile Of the cina
and Beaver Damthe farm owned BY Gen. joseph
r. Anderson, and recently by Corbin Warwick Eq-sdoing
the lands Of Dr. John Norris W 4. Barrett and others and
formerly owned and oceup ed by Mr.. Charles y Pope.
Il contains 8l5 which about ESQ cleared
land Of excellent natural SOIL embracing about 80 acres
Beaver Dam low grounds.
Dwelling one, containing rooms above basement,
handsome view Of the mountains and the
country for many mes in extent There also the
usual outhouses. 1l 500 ~ = -
Possession given The place very healthy, and the
neghbOhood equal TO any In the county Terms cash,
dy at the option OF the purchaser.
The taxeI for 1854 to be paid By the purchaser.
81 a. G0DDIN & APPERs0N,
felt-td Auctioneefs.
s. Invited 70 exare the promises beioe the
day Of sale.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15

IN accordance with the above orders, ell officers arriving In tie
y and those duty this city (who have not ALREADY done
so will report person. without delay, at these headqusrter
by order OF Bngader General JoHs II. WnpEa, oommg
Dept J. W. PEGRAM, A. A. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
I ARgE, ATTRACTlVE AND VERY DE

/ ARGE, ATTRACTIVE AND VERY De
IL SRA Gle PEIvAIE RESIDENCE in Sydney for sale At
sucicnWe SELL auction, the premises on TUES
DAY. the 10th February 1884, 81 oclocf M that beautiful
vu private residence stu sted the ofFedera
and Hare Streets opposite .RaSsw" he former residence Of
Hon Andrew sevensOn The house OF brick with slate roof
built In modern ye, with tower contains ten rooms With
grAtes with bells In SIX Closets &C., ahd good dry cellar
brick Kitchen, With three and coalhouse, smokeheuze
carriage house, stables &c., 20. ~.
Attached to he houssiss garden. with hne bed Of asparagus,
GStSs 81 10 ss With good fence snso.6sa Possession
given before March 10Th
AL8O.
wiz be sold al the time lot the south hide of
yer between Cherry and Calvert Streets sydney BY
100 feet So
Terms e.sh Thsiazss of1se paid By the purchaser
..-, 49,. e,-. b. 60DDIN T. APPERsoN,
felb-td ~ = Auctioneers.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-15

rules held in the Clerks
once Of the Circuit Of Richmond County, Mon
day. the 4.h DAY OF January, 1854: a..iell sf~-.L
Wiam Eorthen, Alfred fesman. and Lewis A. L. Lsrkin
executors OF James L. Lamkn, deceased William O. OLDHAM
and Thomas Oldham. .Conplsnan,s.
Against, ff. ~.
George Lander non resident Of the Commonwealth OF VIZ
rInia and sophroa Landen, Miranda r. Latham Thomis r.
sckeord and Ju let Ehackeford executor and sxecrS
Oh Lyme shackleford deceased ......DeendAnts.
= III In oHAN0fRT f.s -
Of this suit 10 require OF the Ceendsnt Thomas
r ghackeford juliet executor and exectrx
~ Lyre deceased sud receive OF the said
Lander debt Of with nerest bond for which tbs
add Northern James Landen, Wiamo Oldham and Thomas
Oldham are and sat he lanas debts and effects
on The sad Landen counties OF Lancaster and Richmond
IN The hands OF the defendants that the be sold
The SUBTRACTION said debt and for the relief Of the
nlainants as securities Of the said LandenS s.sll ~
been made according TO the Act Of Assembly,
"A "A thst he resident defendant George den,
apsear within month AFTER The pubeason Of this order
and do what necessary 10 protect has copy
be pubshed aweek for four successive weeks Ia
the Rchuoed Whg Newspaper publzhed 10 the city OF inch
on3 and that another copy be posted the font door o. h
court OF shs on the fs day ofhe nrs' osuov
Court. Teste; - n, a,
<. SScpy-rssse: R.w. PEsDLEros, Clerk.
A T1nTIAT
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