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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-30
And to Those who Wear Fine
Clothes

state OF TennesSee-Franklin County.
A. J. Duncan i Co.,
vs.
W.T.. Witt, ct. ais.
IN motion of complainant. and it appear.
Ving to the Clerk and Master, from tie af.
iidavit of the complainant, that the defend
ant, w. L. Witt, is a nonresident of
Of the State Of Tennessee so that the orli-
nary process of law cannot he served upon
him,
1t is therefore ordered that publication
be made for four successive weeks in the
Home Journal, requiring said defendant
to appear before the Clerk and Master. on
or before Wednesday after third Monday
of August. 1886, and plead, answer or de-
muir to said bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing expartc.
II. II. ESTILL, C.& Nj.
june3O w4w 4 80
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State OF Tennessee---FRANKLIN Co.
John Burke,
VS.
James Mason.
(\N motion of complainant. and it an
Opearing to the satisfaction of the Clerk
and Master, from the affidavit of the rom
plainant, that the defendant Jas. Mason,
is a nonresident of the State of Tonnes
see. so that the ordinary process of the law
cannot be served upon him.
1t Is therefore ordered that publication
ne made for four successive weeks in the
Home journal. requiring said defendant to
appear before the Clerk and Master on or
before wednesday after the third Monday
of August. 1866, and plead, answer. or de-
muir to said bill. or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing exparte.
Ii. K. ESTILL, c. 4 NJ.
june30 w4w 4 10
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Lemons and Oranges.
Nice fresh Lemons and Oranges can be
had every day Of A. JOURDAN.
junl6 wtf'
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-30
N. Logan
Successor to ID. s. LNoan.N

WOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM
w the citizens of Winchester and sur
rounding country that he has on hand a
stock Of
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-30
ANNOUNCEMENT

For Idr Collector.
We are authorized to HENRY
WEAVER a candidate for Tax Collector for
Franklin County. Election in March. 1867.
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TO ALL
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
And to Those who Wear Fine
Clothes
YOU CAN GET THEM ON BETTER
l. terms than anywhere else, by takinp
your goods to "a
y. w. WEAVER.
who guarantees a GOOD FIT, else will nav
for the goods. See his prices:
Cloth Coats. from 50 10 s1o
Cashmere do S. to S.
" do without Lining, 81 to 81
Summer Coats (Lustre or Alpacca) $2@2N
Linen Goats, $2@2 50
Pants, S263 M
Vests, S263 m
and made on Singers Machine-tle hes,
work gotten up. 1t has long since been
given up that NO HAND CAN CORE
WITH GOOD MACHINE WORK.
eH See sign, southeast corner of the
Square. j. W. WEAVER.
june30- GO.
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JEFF. Davis against Joe. JOhuaton


Says IN exchange: The friends o!
Gen Joe, Johnson will not feel IL little
indignant at the manner in which jeff.
Davis speaks Of that officer in DR.. Cra-
VEINS book. That book represents
that "Pcmherton made n splendid de
Tense Of Vicksburg, and might have
been relieved il the officer sent to re-
lieve him General %Johnston,) had not
.t"ileiD obey tile positive oriers to oAach.
ten Gruht, which Mr.. Seldom, Secrc-
tary OF War, had sent If the same
officer, who WIS upheld in command
by the anti administration ii. G. anti
Davis party had vigorously attacked
Sherman at Atlanta when directed,
fortunes Of mor wouM hare been
Monyed, una Sherman driven buck 10
Aosh"He, over II sterile and wasted
country-his retreat little less disas-
trous than Napolcon's retreat from
Moscow Mr. Davis is also reprc-
scnted as very bitter towards Toombs,
Joe. Brown, Vice President Stephens,
and Hon. Henry $. Footc.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-14
AIr. ITnrdaoI,,s Readlnrs.

p" N
The Mansfield Herald, in noticing Ms
Murdoch's Readings IL that place, q few
weeks ago, says:
Stu-gcs Hall was filed enlast Thurs
day evening, on the occasion Of MIR. Muir
doch's Dramatic Readings before the
Library Association. The distinguished
reader fully came up to the most san
guine expectations. He commenced the
evenings entertainment, by reading tho
celebrated "Trial Scene" from Shake e
speare's "Merchaut Of Venice" and
scenes from Hamlet" in which Mr.,
Murdoch displayed his ability as an actor
to q marked degrec. These were follow,
cd by the reading Of several poems, in
cludiRg "Drifting," u beautiful poem By
T, Buchanan Read, "The One-Horse
Shay" by Oliver Wendell Holmes, "Ro'
ger and l." j. T. Townbrilgc !" "Sheri
dams Ride" aud others, which were al
received with unbounded applause. Mr.
Murdoch concluded by reading o chapter
from "Pickwick Papers, in which The
amiable, but unfortunate Mr.. Piekwicl
makes q mistake and goes into the SAINT
bed room with the lady with the ''yellow
curl papers" The manner in which thi
was read by Mr.. Murdoch called fortl
the greatest laughter.
We learn that our Library Association
are makink arrangements to secure Mr.
Murdoch for one more evening w,
hope they will do so, for he would drav
a crowded house, and many who wer'
not %fsrtunate enough to be present OF
last Thursday evening, will then have ar
opportunity Of listening 40 him.
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I AGAINST the PRESIDENT.

sThs Cleveland Leader (disunion) has
mse, :. considerable Mains to ascertain
! aths p~osilion Of tho various Union jour
,snals Of he State in reference to tho is.
SEAM recently madc between Congress
aapa ,be President BY the veto message,
Asapd 6as kent 4 classified list Of those Of
afhem which il has had an opportunity
ITO observe and finds "that an over
,WKhelmiug majority Of them declare in
$40 eauiyocal tones 10 support Of The po-
asit;on Of Congress and in MANLY oppo-
nsiiioa to hs Presidents policy" 1t
says "0f tie si%xty-three Union papers
uWhoso opinions" it has noted, "Jorty-
y,sir, or more than t~wo-thirds, speak out
nin radical and indignant protcstations
ragainst the Presidents course, and in
h~unequivocal support Of Congress"
It c~lasses, aud Justly, too, the Ashland
Times with the papers which "speak out
in radical and indignant protcstations
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COUNTY NEWS

DWELLING BuRRr.-The dwelling
house Of Mr. Robert Darling, two miles
from Pelrysville, was burned 70 the
ground, on the night Of the 7th inst.,-
II, Is not known how the fire originated.
Il was not found cut till the roof Of an
old building adjoining tho brick dwelling
in which the family resided, fell in
The crash invoke the hired girl who gave
the alarm. They had barely time to
save themselves and their beautiful little
children, when the roof and floors gave
way, q blazing mass Of flames. Mr.. OAR
designed building a splendid house the
coming summer, and tho loss is not SO So
we're as though the accident had happen
ed at a later period, The Darling broth.
ers, five in number, uro all wealthy men,
liberal to q fault, our best citizens, and
We sympaihiso with them in the loss Of
tho old homestead dwelling that stood in
trees and shrubbcry-"a thing Of beauty
tho very idea Of what the "Old, Ole
home'--in the country, should be in III,
memory Of every person who loves Il
treasure and look back upon the pleasan
scenes Of childhood.
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sa-. Persons who arc opposed to the
policy of the President in restoring the
Union, quote often and u%nctiously the
speech made in Nashville in which he
promised to be tho Moses Of the negroes
Of the South, if they could not find a
better leader. Perhaps some OF them
will favor us by making known wherein
the Inconsistency which they assume to
exist in the Presidents course is shown.
Have not the negroes passed through the
Red Sea of war to freedom? 1t is true
they have not got out of the wilderness ;
and that is the very situation in which
Moses left his followers. When and
where did Moses confer upon the child.
rem or Israel the right of suffrage p
Where the Mosaic laws submitted 10
those over whom they were established
for their approval or disapproVal by bal
lott If the right 10 vote is to the ne.
grocs Of to-day the equivalent to the en-:
trance of the Jews upon the promised
land, remember that the latter wandered
forty years before they were found worthy
the fulfllment Of the PROMISE Cincin-
natl Commercial.
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sa5- Sam. Bowles, one Of the editors
Of the Springfield, Mass Republican
(Rep.) writes from Washington that Con.
gress is like the boy out on a rough sea
10 an open boat "Can you pray, Jim Z"
"NO,' "Can you sing a hymn 7" "No."
"Can't you, then, repeat q verse Of the
Bible ?" "Not q bit of it." "Wells"
with a sigh, something has got to be
done id quick"
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Another SWindle.

Tho Ohio Legislature, not ctnteni
with taxing men s4 each to keep up the
"feathcr. bed militia now propose to tax
each mans dog IS. So the farmer who
keeps a faithful dog to guard his grana
ries against midnig 1t visits from honest
er men than the majority Of the Legisla'
turo, must be taxed five dollars for his
dog.-Hohles Co. Farmer.
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Personal.

10 the midst Of the painful excitement
that broke upon the country when the
telegraph announced the apostacy Of An
drew johnson, it was q great relief to
William Donnison yet lived and was
about. That he started, with Seward to
New York, and like the Podsnaps and
Veneerings event about" and did some
thing, the telegraph informed us, and we
felt better. That William Dinnison has
bis views, We have no question. We
never had heard them. Still We have
faith. We believe the views are on hand
and can be had, when one goes about ii
properly. We never went about it pro.
perly. We have heard William DENIM
son discourse by the hour, but we never
got q view out Of him.
While we have faith in the fact that
Will am has his views, we will hazard
the opinion that he has no convitions.--
We believe that were William to break
out in convictions, they would strike in
and kill him. A conviction %presupposes q
brain 10 comprehend, q heart to appreci,
ate. William, made in one Of natures
severest fits Of economy, has neither one
nor the other.
1t was q relief-to a startled and panied
community, to learn that William DENIM.
son had gone to New York. Fears were
generally entertained that he had gone
to the devil. WI should feel grieved
beyond measure if William should mist
the city and fetch up with the last above
mentioned. What could we do withou'
our Dennison? We put it to a discrim
mating public-what And then how
terrible it would be for the dcvil.-Mac
a. Cheek Press, lRdd)
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IMPORTANT II TRuE.-It is stated in
ono Of our Southern exchanges, that Ar.
tcpus Ward recently delivered one Of
lis lectures 10 New Orleans, for tbs ben.
eft Of Mrs. Jefferson Davis. The receipts
arc said to have amounted to $4,000,
Ovdr and above all expenses. It is fear.
ed that Artcmus is over muohly given 70
gallantry.
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SAVANNAH ACADEMY,


TIME Spriag Term opens no 2sth day Of
March, 1865, and continues twelve
weeks .gsy-r 4iI
Students are requested 10 come promptly
at the opening OF the term.
Prof. FRAUNFELTER, formerly Of Yer.
million Destitute and at present . member Of
the Board Of School Examiners Of Ashland
County, has been elected Prof, Of MATTE
MArIcs and takes charge ofthe Glasses at the
opening Of the Term.
Mr.. j. JOHNSTON, an excellent penman
and Teacher gives particular attention to
penmanship and Book Keeping.
The advan gee ore good. EXPENSE very
g. II. BOYD, Principal, q
NwSg 30 ilg1.
.t5ed sgi;i
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-14
SPRING ELECTIONS.

The time is near at hand when tho De
mocracy in each township should select
their ticket for tho various Offices to be
filed at this election. Now is tho time
TO WORK. Nominate good men and see to
b that a full vote is polled. Delays and
inaction may bring defeat, whereby a lit
Tie effort, victory would be easy. To u
friends we say, be up and doing, and by
yOur-action strengthen the hands Of the
Presidcnt who has now a death grasp on
AboliGon-d isunionisD Democrats, be
aotigs, beyigilant.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-14
SO, SECURE A POLICY OF INsU
RANCE ON YOUR T
SHERIFFS SALE.
Mary Ann Yearick

- Mary Ann Yearick
vs..
John Bird.
virtue Of a writ Of Vendi Exponas, in
Id the above ease, duly issued out OF the
Court Of Common Pleas. in and for the coun-
ty of Ashland and State Of Ohio, andto me
directed, l viii expose TO Gale, atPublic Auc-
ton, on
Saturday, March 17h, A. d., 1866,
OF the South door Of the Court House of said
County, at o'clock P. NJ Of said day, the fol-
lowing described lands and tonements, situate
and lying in said Ashland County, to.wit:-
being the undivided tenth part Of the South
East quarter of section thirty-one 1911 town
ship twentv-three, (23) in Range fifteen (l5)
of the lands directed 10 be sold at Wooster,
Ohio, excepting one and three-fourih (l3)
acres sold 70 other parties taken as III,
properly Of John Bird on q writ Of Execution
In favor Of Mary Ann Yearick.
Terms Of sale cash. Appraised at s.
Ia. BROWN, Sheriff.
Feb. IA, 1S68-4wtspS7 $3.50
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PERRYsvILLE Hiou School Prof.
Sampcl's winter term Of the PeIrysvillo
High ScI,ol. will close in a few days.
Tho Summer term will commence
about the LIST of April, and continue
three months, This school is in a pros
porous condition; and parents are dc.
lighted with tho progress their SOM aud
daught Gre have madc. Every studious
boy or girl who has attended this term,
and given undivi ded attention to his in.
struc'ions, have learned as much in the
four mon tbs as We used to learn in four
years. This is q fact, and We speak what
VIC do know. We hope to see the High
School become a permanent institution
10 our pleasant little village. There is
no thing that builds NJ, and strengthens,
an d gives healthy and beautiful life to a
community, like q good school. 1t is
like q bracing tonic to a fe eble constitu
ton.
Prof. Sample is fine scholar, a poet,
and a gentleman who will give-a moral
lustre to the society in which he moves
With such a man 10 direct tile intellect.
ual growth of a rising village, like Perry.
vile, a Temperance Division Of 800 strong,
all unit eddy working together, II needs
not a man Of more than ordinary ability
to see that of all places, this n is best
calculated for the young student boil
morally and intellectually.
Perrysvlle is situated on the r: R., il
the most picturesque portion Of Ashlant
County. Within an hours walk are I
DO found hills wild enough 10 make on
shudder while Ga zing upon their dar
%crests, crowned with '~unfadins vcrdure-
fountains whose very songs are poetry
streams clear and sparkling and wiudin
gr acefully alopgj and rocks whose viii
confusion suggests the momentOus tim
VIII en- ''roeks and mountains we're lent |
twain" =
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Nor SATISFIED - An old negro wo.
N 40 in tho Richmond, Va, market, was
interrupted tho other morning in tho
sale Of some articles sho exposed contrary
to the market ordinance, whom. highly
indignantly slowing AWAY her stock, sbo
ssijf.a gJeHsi 80 uiolAW Qei 1rriaa1a
"Wish Mass LinOum had done KEEP his
freedom It's jos ike Confederik mon.
ey5 moro you gpt On y the lsss count i
is.p
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"a, The Disunion Radicals not only
abuse President johnson, but are pitch
ing into Governor Cox, Postmaster Gen,
eral Dounison, and every other Rcpubli-
can who stands By him. Witness the
following beautiful specimen Of abolition
decency 5
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-14

pa Butler the Beast addressed o par.
ty of veterans 10 Washington a few days
since as fellow soldiersle Fellow SOL
dcirs! lIo would do better to go to
State Prison and address tho inmates as
fe!iOw thieves, wcre ii not for insulting
thieves. fob FRfb IA uad ssaW-uiGrT
\ bHs y9rEp 80 ifat lssgad2 @Sit rpI
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-14

- ANOTHER fI0HEER G0Nk.-At MS
residence near Ashland, on the 9Th inst,
died Mr. JosEpH SHEETS, after a linger
Ing illness Of several months, aged rs.
years. Mr.. SHEETS was born in New
Jersey, January 81, 1892. When about
is years Of ago, his fathers family moved
West and settled near Salem in Colum.
tiana county in this State Mr.. Sheets
there learned the trade Of tailor, and
worked some timo in Baltimore, Mary
land, and subsequently, married and set
tlod in Steubenville, Ohio, where he re-
maipod till the fall of 1917 when no re-
moved TO aUnioutown," now Ashland,
and located in q small cabin nearly on
the spot where the brick building now
occupied by Dire. Clark and Mcdowell is
situated. During the spring following,
he built and moved into the house now
occupied by Jacob Barnhart. lie sub
MT ~, Miller and was oronrietor of
~. farm mon which South Ashland i
laid ont. When he Ind his ladv landed
in Ashl.Sd. thers were but three bouses
IA Il. owned respectively by William
Mooteomery (the original proprietor Of
,be town.. David Marklcy and John
Croft. Mr., Sheets had the satisfaction
Of living "a see the small village of aUu.
iontovpn. composed Of four families. in.
eludiuo his own. expand BY emigration.
iplo hundreds Of families; and from n
pcpulation Of ten or fifteen, to oscr two
thousand Inhabitants. Not ono Of the
original settlers Of the town remain in
this section Of the country. Messrs. Ora.
ham, Shilling aud Swineiord, Of q later
period, still snrviye 10 remind us Of the
days Of tho pioneers. The tract Of land
on Which South Ashland is located was
thona "a unbroken forest ; and Main street
uss filed with stumps, left from tree.
s~essntly felled, 10 make q wagon PATH
Such, from small beginnings. has beer
Che onward and upward advance Of Ash.
land ip tho last fOfty-nine years. Th,
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-14
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A denllemanf whb suffered for yeaifs from
Nervous Debility, Premature decay, and oil
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will for
the suffering humanity, send free TO al who
need il. the recipe and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, csn.do SO by addressing
J0HN,B. OGDEN,
No. IS Chambers ST., New Ybrk.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-14

l6r One Of our Republican contempt
raries is inclined to be jolly over the mis-.
fortunes of its party. 1t says:
"Secrctary Seward announces that ev.
cry thing will be right Sin ninety days"
As the World says:
every thing is lovely,
And the goose hangs high"
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-14

GIRLS, BEwARE.-A scamp, from
North Carolina, of fine personal appear.
ancc and genteel dcmeanor, by the name
of Morgan, after u few months acquaint-
ance in the family Of one Ct our best cit
liens of Greene township, married one Of
the daughters, an ~urtless girl who was
young IN years, and a stranger to the
wiles and snares that ]ie in wait for the
feet Of the unwary. A few weeks after
the marriage, q letter came TO Perrys-
vile, announcing the fact Of bis having a
wife and two children. Mr.. Morgan
heard of the letter, and forthwith he was
among the missing. A brother Of the
girl set out with tie determination VI
killing him if he could find him.
After a thorough search he was found
The brother stepped up to him, and told
him in a few mords Of his baseness to
wards the family who had so kindly be.
friended and trusted him.
The words touched a tender place in
Morgan's heart, md he burst into tears
Joe. felt his own lip quivcr, and with q
generosity, above that ordinarily allotted
to mankind, he told him to go. unh .rmcd,
and make the best he could Of his poor
broken, aimless lift-and loft him.
How much more manly this was than
to have brutally rtrutk him down, or
shot him like q dog2
1t is beautiful TO look upon-to see q
stricken soul rise above the petty mean
ness aud insignilcancc Of revenge, and pu'
the livery of the truo nobility Of man
hood-aDd stand up, feeling within the
heart, III, spark Of divinity which poets
accord to every human being.
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DISSOLUTION
coparmership.

The undersigned have this day assoeiated
themselves together, under the firm name Of
HICK0K& co. We will welcomeall who may
give us their patronage, TO the New Furniture
Rooms, In the Bushnell Building, where they
can find Goods of every DESCRIPTION In their limo
always on hand. ..ipg .i. II aLaasjL
II. N. HICKOK,
b. II, 1S66 D.A. STRINGBR
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1866-03-14
Notice to Teachers.

Notice to Teachers
TIME Board of School Examiners of Ashland
County will hold the following Examina.
lions, at Ashland, during the year 1866;
The End Saturday Of February; .4tli
The Ind and 4th Saturdays Of March,; +
The End and 4th Saturdays Of April;
The End and 4th Saturdays of MY;
The End Saturday of June
The End Saturday Of August;
The End and 4th Saturdays Of September;
The 2nd and 4th Saturdays Of October;
The End and 4th Saturdays Of November;
The md Saturday Ct December.
These Examinations will commence at o
O'Clock A. NJ, and close OF A p. NJ. sjht
No applicant will be admitted after eleven
o'clock A, NJ. Written testimonials Of good
moral character, sign cd by Of least two re
sponsible persons win be required which
testimonials will be kept on 6ie. No certiR-
cate can be ante.dated, and the School Law
prohibits Township Clerks from giving orders
TO teachers for pay, unless they, have certif
Gates embracing the whole time Of Service
The School Law requires teachers to under.
stand the following branches, and be able 10
impaft instruction in them all Reading, Wri-
ting, 0rthography, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar and Geography. A failure in one, lisa
failure in all, and those not having A. fai
knowledge Of each and every one, Of the above
branches. need net apply for q certificate
Particular attention will be paid 10 Orthokra-
ply, and those not having studied IL, will bn
| promptly rejected. No private examinatio''
will be held, and no application ''by lsttere
will be answered. Only four, grades Of Ger
ti6cates will be issued, viz for months IL
months, is months. and "a months. Acer.
tihcate for six months IL o trial certificate aud
will not DO issued q second tine TO the same
applicant. Those having certificates for six
months must DO able to procure certificates
for IL months, or mono, SchoolDireoior are
requested 10 furnish us reperls Of the success
81 teachers, as they will aid us materially
Ia granting certificates only ID thOso who arc
successful. Those expecting 10 teach tb,
higher branches will be, examined according
ly. The standard Of Ashiat d County Teach
ers must be a~dyahced, and applicants viii
bear this In mind. Thors willbeno adjourn.
meht after Examinations commenae nntilthey
close. Each applicant s required 10 paydp
fec Of so cents as o condition discrimination,
and must DO paid IL advance. 2 aaf
by order 81 Che Board, ydabaud a9tgi2.
ct,ss ,Dp biaa RIM. OAMPBELL, Clerk. 4
January ii-.vl9pal Vic ,ylhSo i5Fslsib
tA9tftAb 4ihi fsl dsgN -, Htgeyst