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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-17
Omcers of the State Board OF Agricul-
ture.

Officers of the state BOard OF AgTicul-
The State Board of Agriculture met
at the rooms in the Capitol on Thurs.
day morning, and organized for the
year 1867 by the election of the follow
ing officers: President, Daniel McMil.
len; Treasurer, Jas. Buckingham; Cor.
responding Secretary, John II. Kip
part; Recording Secretary, Henry S.
Rabbit. The last named is a new Of
fee jus, constituted by the Board, Mr.
Kippart having heretofore performed
the duties of both Recording and Cor
responding Secretary. The Board ad-
journed to meet at the call of tho Pres
ident, it being understood that the next
regular meeting will take place in
March. The following now constitute
the State Board of Agriculture, Mr..
Alexander succeeding Mr.. Taylor, of
Columbus: Daniel McMilen, Jr,, Xe-
nia VIM B. McClung, Troy, Miami
county; Nelson j. Tourney, Circlevile;
VIM. f Greer, PainesviIle; Thomas G.
Jones, Delaware; James Fullington
Milford Center, ULion County; j. W
Ross, Perrysburg; r. R Donnelly
Wooster, and James Buckingham, o.
Zanesville.- Columbus Journal
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THE VETO MEssAGE.

The ColurNbus Journal airs this doc
ument in few words, as iollows:--
The President Veto Message oeau.
pics deal otunnecessary space in say
ing very little. The whole Message
amounts to this, and nothing mOre:-
Tho white rebels of the District Of Co.
lumbia do not desire that tho loyal col
orod men shall vote; therefore, Con-
gress by admitting the colored mon to
the franchise, commit an outrage upon
the sensitive white population; the
white rebels have voted that they don I
want negro suffrage, therefore II is go.
ing contrary to the will OF the people
to give it to them. Let us impNvo on
this IL little: The black loyaIists OF
the District do not desire that the
white rebels shall be allowed to vote;
therefore Congress, by allowing the
white "secesh' to vote, commits an
outrage upon the sensitive black pop
ulation; the black loyalists don't want
rebel suffrage, therefore it is going con.
trary to the will Of tho people to give
it to them That adapts the sauce to
goose and gander. IN, b We do
not intend to hint at the equality Of a
District of Columbia white spy with
one of these loyal blacks, nearly every
ono of whom has risked his lite in do
fenss of government in which he had
no voico, and in the service of men
who scarce gave him dogs acknowl'
edgmenL in return.
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p0-The New York Tribune says the
statistics from the (State) Census Re
turns show that Now York city has not
reached so large IL figure in its popula,
lion as they have been wontto believe,
Instead OF having one million inhabi-
tants, New York city contains hardly
three quarters of million. Brooklyn
has little less than her boasted three
hundred thousand, the total cities 10.
gether footing up 1,O22,76l. The to-
tai population OF the Metropolitan Dis.
trict is l,224879 In New York there
are 38,024 more women than men. aud
in Brooklyn the excess OF women is
l3 357. In that portion OF the District
lying outside of there two cities the
preponderancc is the other way, there
being 4,494 more males than females.
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LYONS PERIODICAL DR0PSI
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES.


These Drops area scientifically compounded fluid
preparation, and better than any Pills. Powders or
Nostrums. Being liquid, their sStion is eirect and
positive, rendering them reliable speedy and GER
tain specific for the cure Of all obstructons and sup
pressions of nature. Their popularity is Indicated
by the TACT that over 10000 bottles annually sold
and consumed by the ladies OF the United States
every one of whom speak in the strongest terms OF
praise of their great merits. They are rapidly tax.
ing the place OF every other Female Remedy, and
areconsidered by all who know aught Of them, as the
surest, safest, and most lniable preparation IN the
world, for the cure of all female complaints the le-
moval Of all distractions of nature, and the promo
ton Of health, regularity and strength. Explicit
directions stating when they may be used and eT
planning when andwhy they should not nor could
not be used without producing effects contrary to ma;
ture's chosen laws, will be found carefully folded
around each hottie, with the written signature OF JoHs
L. LToN, without which none are genuine.
Prepared by DR., JOHNL l.. LYON, l95 Chapel street,
New Haven, Conn, who can be consulted either per.
souay or by mail, (ourlosng stamp,) concernngall
private diseases and female weaknesses.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
Gen'l Agents for U. :. and Canadas.
For sale by GEO lGE G, BECK, Druggist, Lancas-
ter, Ohio, and Druggists generally.
Aug TO- '6G-oam ly.
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A QUEER DEER rnApyrNruRr.--A xeel

A QUEER DEER ADvENTURE.-.-A week
ago last Friday night the Engineer OF
tho through freight train going West,
on tho Air Line Railroad, when be-
tween Springfield and Centerville, dis
covered u deer upon tho track, run
nng ahead OF the train. The only
motive Of the animal seemed to be to
keep in advance Of tho locomotive,
which he did tor long time, but fl.
nally, US the engine began TO gain upon
hun, and his strength was failing, the
deer jumped from tho track Cvor u
ditch, and tried to scale fence near
by; but was 30 much exhausted he fail
ed in tho attempt. Tho Engineer
checked his train and the Fireman
leaped from it aud caught the animal
us he was again attempting to get over
the fence, He was placed in one Of
the cars and taken to Elkhart, where
he was disposal Of. The live weight
OF the deer was 22b pounds Toledo
Com. Jan. 7
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THE JOHNSON GUILLOTlNE STILL
AT WORK.

7 in. Lindsey, the efficient Dep
uty U S. Assessor for the sub-district
IN this county east OF the Scioto River,
has been removed, and Michael Cry
der, of Springfield township, appointed
IN his place. The removal OF Mr.. Lind
sey and the appointment of Mr.. Cry
der were both made solely on poiti-
al grot nds The former of these gen
temen has always been a consistent
Union man, while the latter has been
an uncompromiHng Yallandigham
peace Democrat. Mr.. Lindsey was en-
tirely familiar with the duties of the
Office, and, we presume, no one will
deny that he was an excellent officer
and that be discharged W tn impair
tlality and fidelity the duties of the
position from which ho was removed
His successor may be v)ry good cit
izen. but VIC think the place requires
more active man The President
and Col ConneIl b tn profess to bo the
special friends of the soldier. 1t they
are sincere in their professions why
did they not show some evidence Of i
by appointing II competent Union sol
dlcr, of whom there are many in thu
district, to fill the place made vaean
by the removal of Mr.. Lindsey2 Mr.
Lincoln did not consider it disquali
foatlon Tor appointment TO office, dur
ing his administration, to be either
Union man or Union soldier..- Chill
licOthS Gdz.
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southern Loyalty.
New YORK, Jan. !

NEW 1OKK, Jan. 10,
The Herald's Richmond special says
Gen. Rosser and Henry A. Wise ad.
dressed the citizens of Richmond, last
evening, on the subject of tho relief of
widows of Confederate soldiers. Both
expressed the opiniOn that the rebell-
ion had still fair prospect of success.
Wise said that he would never give up,
and that tho South was sublmely en-
couraged. He particularly desired to
be buried in grey overcoat when his
time should como,
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Meeon.,ruouon on tho Territorial Plan

ReconstructiOn on the Territorial Plan.
A Washington telegram says Tho
House Committee TO dpy agreed to re
port bill Tor new governments for AL
ALBANIA, Florida, Georgia, Arkansas,
Louisiana, Mississippi, North Coroli.
ma. South Carolina and Texas, 1t first
declares void all laws made by the gov
ernments in force in those States, and
then proposes that all malc citizens
above tho age OF twenty.one, who can
take the oath of loyalty, shall be al
lowed to vote for delegates TO con-
vention, which, when convened, if IL
decides to accept tho terms proposed
by Congress, is authorized TO select
wnat is called provisional committee
OF five citizens, distinguished for their
loyalty TO the Union. This committee
is to act as one Of public safety until
the Constitutional State Convention is
formed, which they are authorized to
inaugnratc
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Nothing adds so much to the ap
pparance as sett of beautiful teeth
Ifyou have defective teeth, 60 to DR.
Won Bonhorst, who will save your
teeth If it is possible, or insert a sett
of those beautiful artificial teeth which
are giving such general satisfaction
Rooms next door above Post Office,
Main Street.
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TIE Eagle, seemingly TO gain little
additional notoriety, makes charges
against Mr.. Howe, Acting Commission
or of the State Reform School, of ex
travagancc in its financial manage
ment, and of favortsm in the pur.
chase Of supplies for the Institution.
A frothy member of the Legislature
has been induced TO bring the matter
up before that body and it has been
referred to the proper committee
Mr.. Howo needs no defense at our
hands-~and those acquainted with him
and cognizant Of the amount of disin.
terested patriotism usually actualing
democratic papers in making such
charges, will be apt to conclude that
whats the matter" is that he does NOT
make his purchases of supplies from
democrats" exclusively, instead OF
Union men. 1t is a very easy matter
to underbid parties furnishing such
supplies, for the sheer purpose ofmals
ing out case oe extravaganza on the
part OF the Acting Commissioner; and
we regard this as much more likely to
be done by outsiders than that any cor
rupt or oven careless management o
the business on the part of that Office,
should occur.
lfthere is any defect in the laws ia
relation to this matter, wo can safely
aver that none would bo more gratified
at their proper amendment than Mr.
Howe.
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FURs WANTED.-J N. Miller wants
it understood that he is purchasing all
kinds of merchantable Furs, for which
he is paying tho highest market pri,
ccs. All having furs to dispose ofcan
do so to the best advantage by taking
them to his store on Main street.
Jan. 10, 1S67-3w.
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1mror.an,,o Ju.tle.s of tho Peace.

Each Justice of the Peace is reQuir,
ed by law to make return to tho COun
" Auditor, annually on or before the
lst OF February, II statement, in wri-
ting, of all fines assessed by him as
Justice, Tor the year ending on the
first day OF January, next preceding,
giving in each case the name Of the
party, the amount of the fine, the costs
thereon, tho time when assessed, and
whether execution has been issued and
the return thereon, Or if no execution
has been issued, tho reason for not is.
suing; and if sald fine has been made
the Justice shall produce to tho Audi
tor the receipt Of the proper officer tor
tho payment Of the same; and in case
no fines have been assessed during said
time the Justice shall SO report NJ the
time aforesaid; which statement shall
DO certified by the Justice us true
and correct statement IRON his dock
et.
Every Justice who fails or ncglects
to make the return and statement a
bove mentioned, is liable to fine of
$50, 90; and it is made the duty OF the
Auditor 10 prosecute tor the fine, to be
collected without stay OF execution on
the judgment for said fine Guernsey
Times.
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Law And NOTARY OFFICE.
John Garaghty

will give SPECIAL care and attention to mattersr
Partition, sale ofLands by administrators and Qua
dians, with the settlement Of their accounts ais
TO the collection aud the examination oftitles.
Deeds, Mortgages, Leases, and other contracts
prepared, and their Acknowledgements taken.
With an experience of Thirty years he trusts he
will beenttled to receive he solcits, share
the patronage ot his oil friends and
Charges will be reasonable.
OFFIC E-TRIlmadge HleoA.
Lancaster, March 10 Is66s-5i.R a..-
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OHIO LEGIsIATURE.

The House, on Monday the 7th ad-
journed over to Thursday the 10th,
having granted the use Of the Hall to
the State Wool Growers Meeting on
tho 9Th, and 10 the State Board of AZ
riculture meeting on the 9th.
In the Senate, on the 9th, Mr. Har.
ris offered Il resolution instructing our
Senators and requesting our Represen-
tativcs in Congress to oppos" the poll
cy OF Il contraction of the currency pnd
u speedy resumption of specie pay.
ment, on the ground that it would re.
sutin the bankruptcy Of individuals,
corporations, States, and possibly, Of
the National Government" Referred
to committee on Federal Relations.
Senate proceedings on the 10Th were
unimportant.
In the House, bill to amend the
Code of Civil Procedure, which author.
zcs married women to sue alone, in.
stead Of by her next friend, in cases
where the matter in controversy relates
to her own private estate, was taken
up and passed unanimously.
A resolution was adopted, instruct.
ing Senators and requesting Represen-
tatives in favor Of the tariff bill reat
ing TO wool and woolens, how pending
in tho U. s. Senate.
Resolutions were introduced favor
ing the distribution Of the Agricultural
College fund among several OF the lit.
erary institutions OF the State; and the
subject was made the special order for
Wednesday afternoon.
In tho Senate, on the 1lth, Mr.. Sad
lCr presented petition Of citizens OF
Erie county to preSerre muSkrats. What
lOr2
The bill to increase tho salaries of
Common Pleas and Supreme Court
Judges was read third time and pass.
ed, 1t gives tho former S2,500, and the
latter So 500
Mr.. Golden introduced O bill to
change the subdivision of the 9TH Judi
cial Circuit.
Tho bill fixing the times of holding
Courts in said Circuit was passed.
In the House, Mr. Beer, OF Crawford
having copy Of the Ohio Eagle in bis
hund offered n resolution Tor invosti'
eating charges made against Ac.ing
Commissioner Howe, OF tho State Re-
form Farm and School, of extravaganza
and iuvorlism in making contracts
and purchases for that Institution
Referred TO Committee on Reform
School and ldiotic Asylum.
The appropriation bill for 1867 was
amended and passed.
The House elected u Reporter, in tho
porson OF Mr. IL. Gray Otis, of tho Ma,
rietta Nows.
La tho Senate, on tho 18th, no def
nite action on any important measure
was had.
In the House, Mr. Greene, for the
guidance of our Senators and Repro.
sentatives in Congress, offered resolu.
tons Tor making all future issues Of U.
S. Bonds subject to taxation.
A resolution was adopted, looking to
tho completion Of the interment OF do
ceased Ohio soldiers in tho different
cemeteries OF tho country.
Mr.. Lockwood offered the following
resolution:
ReSolued, That the lovying OF taxes
by the poll is gricvous and oppressive
and contrary to tho Constitution oI
Ohio. Therefore, tho law requiring
two days labor on the highway from
all persons between the ages Of lS aud
55, onght to be repealed.
The resolution was discussed at some
Il lan0th nnh laid On tho tnhla
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Tn Cnnsmmnfivts.

VENNEAdvertlser having been restored to health IN
i few waeks, by a very simple remedy, aftef haS=
ing suffered several years with severe lung atee=
ton ana that dread disease, Consumption-is Nnx:
ous to make known to his fellow-suere-s the means
ofcuTe. -.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrpton used free of charge), with the directions
for preparing and using the same, whish they will
chtis &C. The only object ofthe advertiser in send
ing the Prescription, is 70 benefit the afflicted, and
spread Information which he conceives to be invalu-
able; andh hopes every sufferer wiltry his remedy,
as twill cost them nothing, and mayprove bless-
ing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Willlamshurgh Kings county, New York.
OntoIer 05 i
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N--N
Our neighbor says in his last is-
sues
I'VE give the message in full, except
that portion relating TO the Constitu.
tional Amendments proposed by Con-
gress at It's last session. The Govern
or recommends their adoption in a
very weak aud illogical argument
In addition to the portion relating
TO the constitutional amendment, the
Ed9te lett out iull four columns and
bali In the body of the message
printing, in fact, only about one half
the document What the Governor
says in relation to the State Reform
Farm and Sci ool is omitted entirely
ss we'll as the lengthy and interesting
portion relating to military matters,
claims against The General Government
Soldiers Home, &c.
The particular pains taken by the
Eagle TO deprive its readers of all op
portunity of Judging for thcmselve,
whether the Governors argument i,
"weak and illogical" or not, respecting
the constitutional amendment, is {
matter between them and the editor
If they are content TO take his wore
as conclusive upon that matter, we hav,
no complaint to make. Yet we canno
help thinking they would find them
selves very much enlightened by
pcrusal Of the Governors very forci
BILE and logical remarks on the sublec
Of the constitutional amendment.
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The total exports from this country,
last year. including specie, amounted
in value to $565426,394; the imports
to S437 GAO, ,35l showing an excess of
exports over imports of Sl27,786, ,O4O.
Since 1861 the shipments of specie
from the conntIy have reached the
sum Of 33S99l.S26 In the meantime
sS8 9S3. 900 have been imported Net
loss, $3.50, ,OOS, ,226.-.C0lumbus Journal.
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p@A Richmond dispatch says tho
Freedmen almost all are unwilling to
work by contract during the present
year. This is also the case through.
out most Of the Southern States, labo-
rers preferring a share in the crops
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Notice 10 Snortsmc,,.

Any person or persons hereafter
found gaming on the premises of the
undersigned WILDE prosecuted To the
fullest extent of the law.
VIM. II. BRUMFIELD.
Dec. 9th, 1866.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF ONO,
COIIfNRIia Oct dth l06f
Read again the Evidence Of one OF our
Oldest Residents. ~

ISOINNArI, December "a, lS6S.I
Messrs. J. N. HARRIS & CO.:
GENrs-This is to certify that have found Aliens
Lung Balsam one of the best remedies in the world
rr Diseased Lungs. | have used It in my family for
breaking up h troublesome cough with the happiest
a harrassing cough and was threatened with Con-
sumption, and il cured her in few days. would
recommend 1t to all afflicted with cough, and to
those who are disposed to Consumption
Respectfully yours A. A. HARRISON,
Sold by all Dealers in Family Medicines.
December 27, lS6O-lm. hk$f
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.Ipfocfastination is the Thief OF Time"
By delaying and forgetting to have
a supply Of Goes Dyspepsia Curein
the house, ready for immediate use,
you may have to suffer, for manyhours,
pain and distress in the stomach, which
would be Immediately cured If you al
ready had it on hand. ready for imme.
diate use. 1t is immediate in its ac-
ton, and cures permanently Dyspepsia
and all its kindred troubles.
Goes Cough Balsam may always be
relied on in cases of Group, Whoopina
Cough. Colds, Coughs, and oil throat
and all pulmonary complaints.
l have heard it highly extolled and
have seen its wonderful effects, writes
Martha NJ. johnson of Derbey, Ct,
about Palmer's Lotion,
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Agricultural A Election.

!UVHE annual election Of Officers and Board Of Di-
] rectors of Fairfield County Agricultural Society
will he held Mt the MayOr'S office, in Lancaster on
Saturday the 26th instant, between the
hours of one and four o'clock, p. M.
BY order Of
JAS, sToCKDALE, Pres't
TALL SLOUGH, Secretary.
Lancaster, Jan. II, lSG7--2w
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ERKnKS nR YOuTH.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ner-
N vous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the eff
fects of youthful indscretion, will for the sSke OF
suering humanity, send free to all who need it, the
receipt and directions for making the simple RENE,
DIV by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing tn prof
Is by the advertisers experience, can do so by ad.
dressing. in perfect confidence.
JOHN b. OGDEN,
NO. ~ Cedar st., New York.
Dec n 1gGG-9mA
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NJ O6 EGe.

TENTTE undersigned has been duly appointed Ad
4 mlnistrator ofthe Estate Gf John Stanberry, Sr.
late of Fairfield county, ohio, deceased,
JOHN STRAWBERRY, Jr.
Jan II, iS67-3w@ ~
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p1~T Teeth beautifully filled so as to
preserve them through life, at Won
Dental Rooms. je %
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p. RISING offers for sale his late res
idenco on Columbus street, comprising
q double lot with alley on two sides, a
commodious. and convenient frame
dwelling, outhouso1, and all desirable
conveniences, making beautiful and
pleasant property, convenient to the
business portion of the city.
Jan. 3, 1967-tf.
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The colorcd members wero in their
seats on the opening of the Massachu
setts Ie0islalure
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Gift Enterprise, For the Benefit of Or
phans Of Union Soldiers.

Columbus, Nov. 18th, 1855.
To the Board Of Managers Of the Ohio BsnspOientG1
EnterpriSe--
Icheerfully state that fully satisfied that your
enterprise is IN the hands of honest men. who are
carrying forward in good for the purposes they
have declared, and heartily unite in commencing
1t to public favor JD. COX, Gov. Of Ohio.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT OF ONO,
COLUMBUS, Oct. 4th, 1866.
lam satisfied this enterprise issoely for the ben
fit ofsoders' Orphans, and am willing you should
add my name to the list Of ofreeommendaticns you al
ready have. s. s. WARNER,
Treasurer State ofohio.
See advertisement in this paper. vs.
Nov. 22, lSG6-2m
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NEW LIVERY STABLE!

THOMAS H5NDERS SON
M1Gs-SAA TAXES this net ppethod Of iniormIng
sIRHlA---N- LIVERY STABLE on the first alley
South Of Nam street, in the rear Of the Hooking
Valley National Bank, and near his Buggy Manufac.
tory, where persons can be accommodated with
GOOD HORSES, BUGGIEs, 60,
on reasonable terms. The public are also informed
that he still continues the business Of Carriage.
aud Buggy Making. as heretofore at the old
stand, where old and new customers are invited TO
call examine, and purchase if suited
April 30, 1S6G-H
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ASSETS.

Statement OF the Hooking valley Ma.
tional Banh, Monday Morning, Jan.
7th, 1907.
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GEO. W. BECK, Cashier.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this seventh,
day OF January, 1867, WILLIAM A. SHULTZ,
Jan. 10th, 7-3w Notary Public.
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s23e,72s 20
LIABILITIES.

II. v. WEAKLEY, Cashier. =
sworrto and subscribed before me this sth day of
January, 1867. K, FRlTTERi .. fFi
Jan, 10, 1S6T-8w Notary Pueuei y I