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IN PR ESS:
SOUTHERN SCHOOL. RRAnrps


A series of Readers designed for Southern Schools
and Families, In which Southern Interests. En-.
ployment, Literature, and History will be distinc
lively recognized and represented. The series has
been prepared by an experienced edncationist
and carefully revised by George +. HoI Ngs, L. l.
d., Professor Of History and General Literature IN
the University OF Virginia. The illustration,
have been furnished by Southern Artists. The
series will consist of seven volumes, a. follows
THE $50 s9U tt !RNp PICTORIAL PRIMER, OF
THE sS sol ELEMENTARY spELLER.
THE SOUTHERN PICTORIAL SECOND READER
THE SOUTHERN PICTORIAL FOURTH READER
THE SOUTHERN FIFTH READER;
THE SOUTHERN SCHOOL SPEAKER.
An educational series of Readers. in which tn
productions Of Southern intellect the eloquence o
Southern statesmen, sha have full and ample re
presentation, has long been want in Southern
schools and families. The series now In press h a.
been prof scted with hope Of fully supplying th
wantt to the entire satisfaction OF Southern teacher
In ali particulars this series will be as full. com
plete, properly graduated, and, In pictorial an,
me charical features, as attractive any now be
fore the public: The subjects have been selecte'
teres Of the child the lessons have been arranged
so as to lead the pupil step by STEP In easy era
dations and y method has been adopted which
will insure the thorough training of the pupil II
the correct principles OF articulation, prSnuncia
tn an useless encumbrance OF formal rules In tn
primary books-rules that the child cannot posi-
bly, comprehend, and which are therefore really
hindrance, has been carefully avoided.
The volumes will be beautifully illustrated
printed on superior paper, in good type, and taste
fully bound. No pains or expense will be sparet
to make the series in every respect pleasing Z
south I'm families and schools and worthy of Ell
patronage; it will be distineively hetr series.
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WILL BE ISSUED EARLY IN THE AUrrNy,
AN ELEMENTARY ENGLISH GRAMMAR.
FOR THE USE OF SCHOOLS.
By GEORGE FREDERICK HOLMES, L. L. D.,

Professor OF History and General Literature in the
University of Virginia.
This Grammar will be founded upon special
study OF the English language, prosecuted for
book suited 10 the requirements of the age, the
country, and the language. II will retain ~ Tar
as practics BILE the familiar modes 81 tea hlg the
n will avail itself freely Of whatever L. most va
BILE in previous treatises. general and special from
the Grammars OF Ben johnson and John WALTZ
down To the in Of Latham, Garnstt, and
Marsh. But 1t will incorporate the cone lusions dc
rived from tho copious materials collected by orr
vjnal research for the preparation of An extended
and critical Grammar Of the English language
which will be completed and published hereafter
The utmost diligence will be employed 10 insure
simplicity. perspcuity, consistency, and accuracy
both in arrange ment and i'm expression.
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NEW PERFUME FOR THE HAND
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odor anything that has yet been offered TO the pub
iishtiul extract for the handkerchief and 70 conf
IDENTIFY recommended as the I" ne plus ultra OF
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IA. charms Of beauty are s3aui.st: and and en-
GRANGE Found them. For sale by
stAA c. W. THOMAS / BRO. Druggists,
WILT corner Twenty. hrst and Main streets.
MY OLD CUSTOMERS AND THE
Nl public are informed that have very
recently received q new assortment OF GEN:
TLEMEN'S and BOYS STRAW and FELTC. =
HATS Also, q very fine lot Of Wool HATS, to
which respectfully call public attention. The
low priced WOOL SOFT HATS are particularly
desirable for lsboring men.
/ am also manufacturing the nne M0LEsKlN
DRESS HAT for gentlemen, which viii sell ~
the same price they are selling ut In the northern
cities, Wholesale and retail
The trade is respectfully invited to call;
JOHN DOOLEY,
~ Its spotswood Hotel, Richmond, Va.
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Stephens Released ON Bail.
BosroN, July l5.-Bail was given for
Head. Centre Stephens late on Saturday,
and he was released from custody.
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A FRENCH READER,
FOR SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
NV scUrIR DR WIRE

Professor Of Modern Languages in tho University
Of Virginia.
Containing q brief essay on French literature,
followed by selection VI extracts from the best
French writer's. They are arranged according to
the subjects of which they treat, In history,
ters, characters, tales, and dramatic compositions
In prose, with extracts from every branch OF
poetry Brief notices Of the xuthors ar. given
and the whole will form fair outline Of French
literature from the earliest times TO our day.
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DATENT BARLEY, FARINA, CORN
i STARCH, and FRESH BERMUDA ARROW
ROOT, at MEADE 3 BAKERS Drug Store,
10 Ninth and Franklin streets.
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noobo4 - Hgnon3eoo1, VWo -
3. ELIMyNfs OT NkITTES AtifHn.TEr.
Ia which TIE fundamental or.p one :" 80;
and pssominsts asnbess, and d. - vonseay ~
cations, are thoroughly explained sLd iI.stI W.
oy numerous examples adspted 70 tins oussne~ u
Hl0H SCHOOL ARlTHMETI :.-Icr. ns uss
o. schools and Colleges In a. 10 work the 2. Uon-
ing on tho fundamental principles viii be noss
iaa,y dsyIeiopsd AMI iiiu.ira..d By greater Va
In addition 10 the subjects usnsiy tssSt.d Ira TsTt.
books Of arithmetic Il will contain several shsp.
sion:. Logarithms. and the use Of Logarithmis
Table, :
These Arithmetics will constitute q progressivs
series, commencing with object illustrations. and
by the invaluable exercise OF Mental Arithmetic.
rendering the pupil familiar with the 0p- rziions
on Numbers, and preparing him thoroughly to an.
derstand the reasoning; and to solve readily the
examples, Of the two higher works. The series
has been prepared with great care, after compsr
son OF the standard English, French, German, and
American works.
II. SERIES OF HIGHER TEXTBOOKS IN
MATHEMATICS
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OUTLINES OF LATIN GRAMMAR.
BIT BASIL L. akpsRsLEEvE, PH.p.,
Professor OF Ancient Languages In the University
OF Virginia.
primary grammar ought to content inel Win
the orderly sxh ibition OF the actual phonomenon
OF . languag In form aud In syntax. 10 TINS emu.
of the method Is sring TO the pupil, unsats
factory to the more advanced student, and use.
less to the competent teacher. The elemsntary
Questions pertaining TO the ply siology and philoso.
ply Of language, and al such matters will be
rigidly sTsad i ,fS Ss eommsnsd 10 IN Ins
the author win use all diligence to present only
that which will not need 10 be unlearned ct more
APR6dRZssivE LATIN READER, with sxer.
eises, viii follow the Outlines OF Lain Grammar
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OFFICE r., F. AxDP. RAILROAD COMPANY,
o
iy ls-l0t

4 VIRGINIA LADY, who has had
"A several years experience In teaching, English,
(includiny the higher branches,l French; music,
and the rudiments of Latin, desires SITUATION
in a family or seminary. A location convenient TO
Richmond preferred. Best references given and
required Address II. NJ. c., box l4?, kanawha
Conrthousa West Va lie 27-6tdSsw+
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hides AND TALLOW WANTED,
III DRY HIDES,
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

T ARGE BRICK RESIDENCE ON
IL MADDOX HILL FOR SALE.-Ws oher -
for sale the large and well-built BRICK c:
TENEMENT located az above, now occupied
by Mr.. James w. Clarke at the rental al twenty
i've dollars per month, and formerly occupied by
Mr.. Z. J. Cox. II contains seven rooms, and with
small outlay I'm repairs could be made FIRST rat
residence. TO effect speedy sale 1t will be sold
wi ~ is st HARRlsoN, GoDDIN APPERsoN
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4 hoyER's RAGE FOR LIBERTY AND LIoEEsg.-
Last week, in town not a thousand miles from
G0nmbus, young man who loved wisely and
well, proposed, was accepted, and proceeded to
procure the marriage license from the proper Off
cial IN the country town. He was q little sentative
on the point Of publicity, and left home for a
horseback ride to said county seat, dressed appa-
Tently in his old everyday clothes. Under these
however, he wore his g Sunday 60 o-meetins,' q
and on nearing tie point Of destination, hitched
his horses laid Of his clothes, and hipped lightly
ever the bridge into town, very dandy in unruf
fled smoethness.
II so happened that he shed his clothes and tied
his horse near q stream Of considerable depth
Men discovered both, and soon concluded that
some reckless young man had been drowned. The
subject was thoroughly canyasaed, and prepata-
tons were made to drag the stream for the body.
A large crowd had collected by this tiIue and the
excitement was intense The proceedings were
stopped by an excited individual plunging across
the bridge, springing on the horse and galloping
away.
@The inference at once was, that the young man
had stolen tie horsa, and several farmers started
Immediately in pursuit. Young man saw them
and whipped mp to full speed. The race was
close one for several miles, when he lodged them
hy taking by path through the woods. He was
again discovered, however, and again the chase
commenced, the pursuit being Joined ia BY many
new eoninrs with fresh horses. Pell nell, rougf
and tumble. the pursued and the pursuers wen
through the country for many miles, creating
-eyefgWbeTe excitement.
At last the young man neared the residence oil
his intended bride. HeFode at once to the gCts
'dlsmountea and plunged into the ahouse, as the
pursuing party dashed up, he declaring that they
@sc0uldnt have his license without riding hard for
fhem,n and that he Wonidn't give them M without
fuss Explanation suceeeded explanation and
there was q hearty laugh at the expense of the
unsophisiicated youth who had been pursued as 4
horse thief but who only labored under the mis-
apprehension that his nufsuers wanted to rob him
Of his marriage license.--[ Ohio Journal.
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BY Gen. u. III. HIN, late Of the Southern Army.
Pro RIEToRs-J. P. IRWIN, D. H. HILL.
CHARLOTTE, N. C.

TER@s-We propose to publish Magazine containing from
SIXTY to eighty pages of the size of those Backwoods Mag
azine, for THREE DOLLARS year in advance, or FIVE
DOLLARS if not paid till the end of the year; and begin
the issue on the list of May provided that the subscription list
will justify the undertaking. The cash subscribers not to pay
tn after the receipt of the Grsinumber.
TEtHE RICHMOND MEDICAL l. JOURgAE.
Richmond Yarhis journal will be published as Monthy
Octave Of 80 pages the January number being issued early n
December. ~ '' 49,
Arespecabe number of the writer's in this country have
promised their support ian ostenteuus display names a
syoded and es the Editors offer pay literally articles ii
ID hoped that the original department Journal will b.
entitled to respect and confidence. " ~
Ihe pages Of the Journal will be devoted Original Arcea
Foreign and Domestic Correspondence Retrospect of MedI
cine and surgery during the late Eclectic Department.
@hch VIII DC chief feature of the Jours Reports Of So
eetles ASSOCIATIONS Hospitals, and Clinical lectures Re-
views and Bibographica Notices, Medical News Editorials
Miscellaneous Matter, etc 3' 0t
without making special promises the Editors will endeayor
10 make this journal acceptable to its supporters
IERMstIve Dollars yearly paid In advance or befora
the expiration OF the third month date
fpaid after this period, Ten Dollars per annum .'
Advertisements will be inserted the most liberal tara
aud as there Medical Journals now published in AM
Southern States advertisers will enjoy peculiar adyantapes
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As will appear by the annexed publication the Subscriber is
fully empowered to adjust pay s Losses with the
promptness that characterized Home Companies.
P. R. FELL, Agent 81 Camp street.
P R. FELL orr Agent New Orleans is fully authorized
adjust all under Policies issued by him for
this Company, without to the Home Office.
TSignedl STEPHEN CROMWELL,
Prest Phoenix Insurance Company New York.
o. f. BRESEE,I
General Agent Security ms Company, N Y.
JOHN D. COCKS
President Atlantic Insurance Co, Brooklyn.
WIN. A. SEAyER,
President Adriatic Insurance Co., New York.
SEVENTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Of Eg3
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS, MAY ., 1866,
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The Company will pay interest at per cent in cash all
Outstanding Certificates of Scrip the legal holders there
Of, on and after the second Monday IN July next.
The Board of Trustees also declared Scrip Dividend Of
SIXTY per cant the earned premiums entitled to parCipa.
ton for the year ending April co. 1866 for which certificates
will be issued and after the rst Monday in August next
THOMAS A. ADAMS, President.
SAMUEL H. Kennedy, vce President.
HENRY v OGDEN, Secretary,
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PERIODICALS.
TTHE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
THE GGEAT SOUTHERN PAPER.
TIE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
THE DAILY RICHMOND EXAMINER
on he YIN Of December and has already attained
Of the public Journals the south The people everywhere
seg 70 ecUse IN us columns the same bold and fearless
is peculiarly
THE PAPER OF THE SOUTH
During the warit exercised influence which nrobabv no
such an important juncure of affairs notoronsy the
rr5 SR N dF o @S Tsn4'q SmPG Cen Hin had
torals Of tue EXamner as incitemcns to His sn ms e
Texas Mugruder complained that he was deprived Of
aniner No appreciate the history the recent war
without admitting the inspiration andinuenceof this
able journal.
THE EXAMINERS CORRESPONDENCE-DAI LET.
TIERS FROM WASHINGTON
The Examiner has organized ul corps Of correspOndent
intelligence in the country BY special good fortune has
intelligent Of ali tie Washington correspoudens-the same
gentleman who for great many years wrote for the Bait
better known and extensively copied into the in
the country than letters sent from Washington He
vii write regularly for the Examiner and send letter from
Washington every day.
TO BUSINESS MEN-THE EXAMINER AS AN ADVER
Using MEDIUM.
The attention of merchants and business men is respec fully
calico to the une9nied advantages offers an advertising
medium Az we time Of the evacuation OF Riehmond and
all the other Richmond papers combined We declare
equRled as an advertising medium.
TO ITS OLD SUBSCRIBERS
The undersigned calls upon the old subscribers of the Elk
and to assist ns P& f pabs
endesred to the South by many memories Of the past
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OF

Il TIE LEAlNHION AbNENIlbLk
On the 18th day of this month"; the undersigned will COM
mencc, in the town nj Lexington the publication oil Weekly
Independent journal.
Our town county much in need Of such desldes-
aud look for its mNenUncetO the cordial support Of
every citizen OF ttH county
Tie columns of the ADVERTISER will be open for the BEN
eft any apRnt Whose views do not mitigate against the
interests Of the community Mt geJ regardless o the past
political nomenclature that held him as its advocate
Terms OF subscriptions be paid in advance OF upon receipt
Of the first number, So.
Liberal inducements to advertising offered
Candidates will please hand it their for announcements
in time for the first IMPRESSION j. b. HOUSTON,
H. NJ. SHELTON.
Lexington, Miss, Sept. Z, 1865
THE GREENsBUEG JOURNAL,
GREEESBURG, LA.
by. j. II. Methvlere.
TERMS OF THE JOURNAL:
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTrON-The journal will be pub
lshed every Friday morning 81 per nnnum in advance No
subscription taken for shorter period than six months
RATES OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Insertion per squire OF
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Liberal granted those VINO advertise by the year,
half yearly.
Simple announcements of Marriages and Deaths inserted
free but Obituaries will be charged for As ADVERTISE
meut5
An communications in order to receive attention, must be
accompanied with the name Of the writer
We propose to DO business cash system and we trust
our rlehus ~ not insist varying from the RUE
ANNOUNCEMENTS Of GANUInATES--F0r State and
District Offices $40; for Parish offices, S5-aways in adj
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BA A'A-AAAkbs, ,.',',..':,...,...... BILLIARDS.
would call the attention ofbuyers my improved PA
TENT COMBINATION CUSHIONS AND FABLES which
eannet be surpassed by any others world elasticity
correctness Of angles and durability which na
able prices with ne stock Of Cloths Balls Cues every
thing connected With the trade Orders by attended 70
W 3 GRIFFITH.
A DvANCEs ON coNsIaNMENTs OF COTTON,
Tobacco Slaves TsAou Western Produce etc. to my friends
in New York. Boston, LyePoO Havre, Bordeaux and the
West Indies, OSCAR BSRoRR,
No. IS Magazine stEsss up stairs.
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DOETRY AND MISCELLANY.
THE DIES ARC CRESCENT,
a Weekly Newspaper, Published lin Des Arc
Ark, Every "wednesday Morning.

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For one YEAR in advance 10
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No subscriptions received, unless paid in advance.
CLUB RATEs-Any person who sends club ten for
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uarly
RATES OF ADVERTISING: .....
For square Of ten lines first insertion 81 90
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tisers.
Obituary notices. other than the simple announcement OF
death, charged the usual advertising rates
Notices published the local column twenty cents pc
line,
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OFFICE OF THE COMMERCIAL
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS,
No. IL Commercial Place.
AUGUST 20, 1866
This Company is prepared to take FIRE, MARINE
and INLAND TRANSPORTATION RISKS, on the most
Favorable TERMS.
S. +. BuCKNER President
W. j. FTIERSDN. Vice President
GEO. o, SWEET, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
r. X. Walker, Isssc SehereS, Geo. G. Garner,
John G. Parhan, L. ]. webster j. j. Tarleon
f. IL Fairchid E c. Roach z H. Wilson,
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offers the most aatcring inducements ADVERTISERS
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The paper established in May lsl9 and has been
tnuousy issued from that period to he present 1t pub
lshed throughout the Its circulation principally
East Texas tut taken all the principal points West
Texas and North Louisiana.
has been recognised for years leading papers
Of the state ana has enjoyed remarkable degree the cUh
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The Of Advertising asfolows: Pesquare ofeight
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year Sl5 for six months SlU three S. Subscription
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DE Bows NATIoNA1L I:IEyIEw-WIL:

TIE BOWS NATIONAL EEVIEW-WILc4
- be published mOnthlJ-l4 to 10 pages, octave.
Terus-S6 per alnum
It will invaluable work Tor the merchant manufacturer.
banker professional man capitalist citizen seeking IuOr
nation great national SUBJECTS ia every village, town and
city in the Union Those desiring information ia regard the
practical working Of emauc patton rs tie SOUTH will find all
this work. the editor thar subject to be OF
prominent consideration in bis iuture issues.
Among the recent OF the press the following Is Sc
ecteG from the New YORK Evening Post date:
Mr. Pc Bows capacity as statc.an was never denied
MS btteres opponents ana his thorough knowledge Of the
Southern States aud long study of the mining manufacturing,
commercial and agricultural interests 81 The whole county,
viii make his Review valuable 10 nil sertGush
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TTME LAND WE LOVE-A MONTHLY,

Devoted to Literature Agriculture Dana raj Intelligence
and comprising Reports of Battles, Incidents and
Anecdotes of the Late War never
haf. nuhjg
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SHAKsPEABE IRON FOUNDRY,
y 236 Girod street, New Orlean
John GEDDEs-Jos. A. sHAKsPEARE-s sWooP
Geddes, Shakespeare 81 Co..
and Brass Founders and Machnsts manufacture
variety of Steam Engines Sugar Mills Draining Machines
Mill and Gin Gearing, Crate Bas Store Fronts, Columns
Sash Weights, etc. Blacksmith Work Of all kinds.
FNHGAGAS B. BODLEY d co.,
NO. 3 PERDIDo STREET, AdjOnlng Masonic Building
oYEI0E no. l28 eRAvIRR STREET. NEW ORLEANS.
CIRCULAR SAW MILLS, STATIONARY AND
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
Circular Mill Mulsy ssws; Corn Mls VIII ca
Mills Betting Apparatus Skating Puliss and Betting.
Ali descriptions Of Plantation Machinery and AgrCultu
Implements.
We keep constantly on hand full supply OF
CANE CARTS, PLANTATION AND ROAD WAGONS
Timber Wheels and Wheelbsrrows from the well known factors
OF Joshua BOdley, Wheeling, Va.
We have connection with extensive Foundss and machine
shopsin St Louis Louisville Cincinnati and Psburg through
which prepared contract for any class Of machinery
most favorable terms and deliver anywhere north OF New
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NATCHEX DAILY COURIER
~ IS PUBLISHED
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY.
Weekly Courier
Is published Monday Morning
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SUBSCRIPTION It,
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expires.
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NEW ORLEANS. July 18th, 1866
i Charles q. Nuremberg District Attorney the First
Judicial District State Of Louisiana hereby certify that have
examined the within act of incorporation OF the Southern
Aospta Associations for disabled soldiers and am OF tho
opinion that the purposes objects of the coronation
specified in said legal and that Of the provisions
therein contained are contrary t0lRW.
(Signed) O. H. GUTENBERG,
Dlstficb Attorney Of the First Judicial District
State of Louisiana.
certify the foregoing to be true and copy Of the
original act lie and Of record in my Office and Of the
approval thereof by the District Attorney.
THEODORE o. STARKE, Notary Public