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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-21
Just Principles Of AppOrtiOnment-
The First District.

l 2 AnV RANOb DtDIElCbs ra..l+ hF
THE re-apportionment of the State
for Congressional and Legislative pur
poses, is one of the most importan
duties devolved upon the Genera
ssembiy now in session at Indian
apolis. It is a matter in which oul
citizens are deeply interested, 4 It, i;
essential, that theTwork, be done with
fairness and justice to all sections anc
parties, and ,qtoo do this, a full Under.
standing of the facts should be ar.
rived at, from careful survey of the
whole territory, and a proper study Of
the figures furnished by the official
enumeration Of 1866.
The principles upon which a
just and reasonable apportionmen
should be made are; lst,o the
proper ratio Of voters;,y End
oontiguityiqof territory7l and, 0srd
community of Interests; being In
Importance in the orderin which thew
are named.
Upon an examination of the emu
meration it will be seen that to carry
out these principles, the most Of the
Congressional Districts as now consti-
tuted, will have to undergo some
changes. The 9Th and 9th Districts
are about 10000 votes below the
proper ratio, the 4th about 5000
the Bird about 5000: the End about
5000, the It'll and 9Th about up to the
ratio, and the 1st,- 9th, 10th and 18th
from I, 00Oto 5000 above the proper
number.
The whole number of white male
inhabitants over the age Of twenty
one years. according to the official
enumeration, as published in the In
dlanapolis Journal, is 34O,24O This
would make the ratio sfor-each Dis
trict 3O,93O The number in the First
District, as now constituted, is 81. 839.
which is, IN round Numbers. four thou
sand In excess of the proper ratio.
Hence, in order to comply with the
tirst requisite of a just apportionment.
the proper ratio ofroters, the District
must be reduced in size By glance
at the mapTit will be- seem that this
District is compactly situated in the
extreme Southwest corner of the State
To comply with the End and Bird requi-
sites of q fair superintendent, con- 2
tiguity Of territory and coapni;unSstg Z of
interest, the county or counties to be
taken off, to bring the District,to the
proper ratio, should be on the outer
circle of its territory, furthest re-
moved from the southwest corner! in
order 10 preserve the compactness and
contiguity of territory By throwing
off Dubois and Martin Counties. it
will make the number of voters
30, 495, which is as near asst is posi-
bic to approach the proper ratio, with
out making a fraction of county.
There is no other reduction of its area
which will so nearly and completely
comply with each and all the three
requisites mentioned. This arrange
ment leaves the District in solid
body, and reached by the Ohio River,
the railroads, and the telegraph lines.
The political relations of these eight
counties, Posey, Vanderburgh, War
rick, Spencer. Pike, Gibson, Knox,
and Daviess, have been the same for
years; and their commercial and social
interests are intimately connected.
The iapportipnment of the First
District which we suggest is SO fair
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-21

The election of United States SEN
ator takes places tomorrow at II M.
Governor MORTON will give public
reception at his residence in the even
ing. 81
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SATURDAY afternoons Geographic
dispatches will be found on the secr
ond page. r
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LOST.

y OST PORTE-NfONNAIEe-s A Lady's
Ia Porte Monnaie, containing q small
amount of money! The finder will be re-
warded by leaving it'at the journal office.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-21

Assessments made on prem, a OTIS. none.
Losses accrued and not paid -. nothing.
Attest: BEN. STINSONg Secretary.
We, William Baker. Richard Raleigh,
Christian Hedde rich, Thomas e. Garvin,
William e. Hollingsworth, and r. S. Ten
n.y., being duly sworn, say that they are
Directors of The Mutual Z ire Insurance
Company OF VanderbuFgh County, and
that the foregoing statement is true, to
the best OF their knowledge and belief.
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RICHARD RALEIGH. ls
THOS. +. GARVIN.
r. s. TENNY, trsEai
CHRISTIAN HEDDERICH.n
1870. VIM f. OLI.INGSWORTH. =
subscribed and sworn to before me, TINS
loth day. of January. 1867. Witness my
hand and notariaI seal
janl9 DIT ~ HsI
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dissolution.


THE PARTNERSHIP HERETO
- fore existing between the undersigned
in the southern Stove Works was dissoly-
ed on the first day of January, 1867. by
mutual consent, and Mr.. Anton HeIbling
Is authorized to settle all company claims
All persons knowing them elves indebted
TO the firm will please call atsonce and
F. w. BRINKMEYER.
Jan2l aim ll-a ANTON HELBLING.
: Notice.
FFTHE A BOVE BUSINESS WILL re
\. conducted by the undersigned as here
tofore, with all the advantages in the mar
ket- Thankful to our patrons for past
faYors, / hope by strict attention to basil
ness TO merit their future favors, and re-
spectfully invite all to give me a call before
purchasing elsewhere. f8dl ninifV hioe -
JAMS dim AZ ANTON, HELBLING.
zino ass GOpartnership. baaa
VyHE UNDERSTGNED HAVE THIS
Il day formed a copartnershfp, under the
firm name of II. K. Wells & Son, to trans
act General Hardware Business at No.
Z ii. K. WELLSo4b4
or ~ (Late of Wells, togg 4 Co..
o2@i i-'t. 't43 h-s WALTER tF.WELIS.
= Evansville, January lst, 1867 Tjan2i dst
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-08
Two STEFAN ENGINE AND MACHINE

THO STEAM ENGINE AND MACHANE
i MANUfAC URRRS.
J. the uudeFslsuedj having obtained Letters Patent
from the United States Government for IMPROVEMENT
IN THE ROTARY ENGINE and its adoption to certain
purposes is desrous OF entering into company to sell
This enterprise in the City OF Wilmington.
theorelicsl and practical engineer having con
pressure steam engineer pattern m4ker and draughta,
man by trade therefore the necessity and demSnd Of
the Rotary Euglns particularly for propeng Of vessels
propsling carriages and turnpike roads and
working all quick motions The advantages fer which
Aa diminnhing Of weight;
dead eentersi ea,e OF reversing and handlingi sim
plelty Of adoptlon not sh'cting the stability Of vessel
nulArity Of condsnAing and thereby less danger o
goging the condel adoption patented for oarrage
on And turnpike roads, whereby as the ensn'
forms part Of the driving wheels the driver has q ~
com And with ease and by the power Of seam to back
| turn, or advance.
AIRY person desirous Of further Information, Wahnl
| to enter into thls business, Adirssa
| MATTHEW FLETCHER,
| No. $40 Market Street,
Louisville,
| fab5.Imo Kentucky.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-08
FhsA. 8. PUB. 90. also publish NE
FARMERS GUIDE.

nv HnxxY sxaFHnEb Of Edinburgh, aad ths lats J. p.
Nosro1 OF Yals College. vols, Royal ostaros leoo
rsarz And lumsSuH angrayings, PHea ~ fet ths I've
veigmss--,kT maili post paid " asMs-At
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-08

posrAaR.

When vent by mail, the postage to any part OF ths
Tuiisd states wiz be but TwEETrPouR clEfs year fr
Saekwood" and bat niaRr oRNTs year for each u NE
Reviews. fnf-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-08
RWsTORR YOUM HEAL
nEsT0RE YOUR HEALTHf
4 ABALM FOR THE AFFLIoTEDl
MRS. DR.. FOSTER.
No. 6l2 WEST FRONT STREET,

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
Announees to the citizens Of Wilmington and vicinity
that she still continues the practice OF Medicine in all t
hranhas She is prepared to treat old chronic Of
nonRhs Cods Rheumatism Neuralgia, Eryapelas, Spinal
An etons Dyspepsia, Hyaeri, serofula and the numer-
Gus other Ills 10 which flesh Is heir. She VIII give par
ouAr attention the treatment Of diseases OF tenaea
E-PatIsnts attended at their residenses u desired
Mrs DIR. FOSTER, is regular graduate OF Penn
once She invites the afflicted to call and see her, a.
she charges nothing for advice and from her eomplee
knowedeo Of the syatem haers hersef that she
can AFFORD them great relief II not permanently cure
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
nEGTsTER;s oFFIOE,


EGIsTER's OFFICE, -.
IL NBw CASTLE COUNTY, December l0thi 1905.
Ipou the application Of Jesse Lane and BAuduy sim
mona Executors Of the last III and uestement ~ nis
dscesd ordered and directed BY ths Register may
the Executors aforesaid, give notice OF the grenhg q
Letters tsatamenary the estate Of the
% be posted within forty days from the date Of sueh
Letters in six Of the most public places OF the county Of
New Castle requiring ali persons having demands against
the estate, 10 present the same, or aoiae ~ ah Az AZ
the bs inserted within the same period IN me
Delaware State Journal and stAtemanA Newspaper pup
isbsd In Wilmington, and to be continued theen TWO
months. .o,.., a., =.
-, Given under the hand and Seal Of Once o. the
L. a. Register aforesaid, at New Castle In New Castle
~ County aforesaid, the day and year spose Hris.en'
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate OF me oe
must present the duly attssted 70 the
tora on or before December iOh 1851 abide the Act o
Assembly in such case made and provided
dscI4-2m BAUDUY SIMMONS, AA''u'''''
| C,O.PARTNERsH NOTIcE.--I HAVE
| This day a. ooated with in the sale and manu-
fsctufe of Stoves, Tin and shest.Iron Ware, ii. r.
/ Weaver anil 2. pickes The new 1rm Will be known
| as pICKRLs, WEAVER co., aud we promise lne
public that shall be our aim In the future ~ hes
mine in this past sndeRvor to please all at tho oc
| II. =. PIUKkLs'
January LIST, 1sS7-jAn26-lm
| lTtO-PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
IL have this day associated with me In the Morocco
Manufacturing business my son. ohsres T. Jones, and
| J0NEe 4 CO. and will continue the business at thu
0'u s'Anu' Avs -' WASHINGTON JONES.
wilmington, January LIST, 1se7-jsna-lm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-08
,THE GREAT REMEDY OF THE AGE
= rEYER AND AauE oURED IN Sc HoURg. ..
MRS. DIR. FosTE R

Manufactures specific ter thiSterTible maady, which
Ia SrrApted 70 cure obstinate cases Of Fever
ars Acne in macy instances in 48 houEs II has been
mad by thouaands and never failed 10 a1ord relief-
rue rut and dealers would consult their own interests
by fseping Il hand as II Is rapidly growing IN public
theaS diseases. esAsS
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-08
PROCLAMATION.

l. CHARLES KIKFE, Chief Caterer TO the citizens Of
wilmington, and the public generally, do publiah and
dselare:--
4. That REED BIRDs and other choice game are in
season. and may be found done In the very best style
at the oYsTRR BAY HOUSE. IN THIRD STREET BE-
TWEEN MARKET AND KING STREETS.
a. That OYSTERS now strictly prime, and are done
up In the most delicious stsws Pans Frys &e, at the
Oyster Bay House in Third Street.
g. ThAfAll kinds Of efreahments may be obtained al
the said Oyster Bay House. in Third Street, dens up In
the future, IN the past TO make this reeetory one
the best In the United States model establishment, al
which LADIES AND GENTLEMEN can obtain aVery
luxury In the shape Of BATTING and DRINKING, at fall
prices and be accommodated pleasantly and promptly.
49,, Given under the hand and seal Of Office Of thu
Ls said Oyster Bay House, In Third Street, betWeer
t~-l Market and King atreets Wilmington, DeawaTs
this seventh dAy Of Beptem ber, A. b, 1884.
sep2o 0nARLEs RIRBx. Prophet
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-08
HOOP SKIRTS
r ATEsT FASHIONS DEMAND
J. ". BRADLEYS
GENERATED PATENT
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(oR DOUBLE spRIFd)
SKIRT.

TzE WONDERFUL FLExIBLI1Y and great COMFORT and
PLEAsuRE LADY wearing the DupLEx ELLIPTIC sKIRr
will be experenced particularly in all crowded AsHKh-
BLIBs, OPERAS, CARRIAGES, RAILROAD cAR1 CHuRoH
PKWs ARA CHAIRS, for PROMENADE and HousK DRRsH IS
the sKIRr be when in use to OCCUPY small
DRESS invaluable quality In erinolne not fennd In
any Single Spring Skirt.
4 LADY having enjoyed the PLBAsuBR, ooNRoRT, and
great CONVENIENCE Of wearing the Duplex ELLIPTIC STEEL
sPRMa SKIRT for SINGLE DAY. will never afterwaros
willingly dispense With their For CHILDREN mHhkB
and You've LADIES they are superior 10 all others.
Thay will not BEND or BREAK like the Single SPRING
bnt Will their PRRpRor and dRAoKfUL SHAPE
when three or four ORDINARY SKIRTS will have been
rHRoWN ApIDR As usKLRsa THE HooPs covered with
pounLn TWISTED THREAD, and the BOTTOM RODS are
not only double spngs, but twice for double) COVERED
preventing them from wearing out when dragging down
The Duplex Elliptic great fAsorite With all ladies'
and 10 universally recommended by the FASHION MAaA-
! usm as the STANDARD SKIRT OF THE FASHION,
| ABLE WORLD.
| no enjoy the following insstimable advantages In
Cri, one viz; SUPERIOR QUALITY, rRRPEcr NANurAo-
ruRH srYIisH SHAPE AID PnsH pLBxBIlirr DURABILITY,
ooNToRr and enquire for j. W. BRADLHYs DUPLEX
EtPrc or Double Spring Skirt and be sure you get the
genuine article .s...a,, 49,
oular TO NOTICE that akirts offered as
the red ink stamp viz: 81 W. Bradleys Duplex Elliptic
Steel Springs" upon the waisband-none others arc
genuine. Also Notice that every Hoop will admit pir
being passed through the CENTRE thus revealing tho two
Tor doubel springs BRAIDED together therein which s th
secret of heir TLExIBn1rr and STRENGTH and eombina
ton not to be found in any other SKIRT. 80 49,
POR SALE In all Stores where FIRST GLASS skirt
are sold throughout the United States and ssewhere
Manufactured by the Sole Owners Of the Patent
VESTS, BRADLEY g. CAREY,
o. Chambers and 10 and 81 Reade stS, n X
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-08
nERpTcAL ELEoTRIOITY.

HTRDICAL ELEoTRIUITY.
DIR. @. H. LAWT0N,
From philadelphia would say to his friends and the pub
80 lic that ho has opened an Office at
oI3 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON,
and is prepared TO treat all kinds Of nervous chronic and
ssIenthe manner Nervous Diseases. Rheumatism, Neu
ralga Paralysis cured in onethrd Of the time usually
reanped by The ordinary Applanoes NsAry all cases oil
chronic diseases be eeetuay cured, and there are
none hut that can be greatly benefited.
+, Uterine Diseases its value not be asmAted.
Proapsus Mspauemsnts, UlcerhtisnH and all other dis
eases peculiar to females promptly relieved and perma
nsntly cured in an incredibly short space Of time
N.B-pATIENrS TAKEN By CONTRACT, AMI
CURES GUARANTEED.
REFERENCEB
Washington Russell NJ. D. Christlana, Deli Walter
sonthgnta Christians, Dsl John T. simmons Ohrisanl
Dsi: W. Harris 40 John street Y,;J patt e2b Wann
street philadelphia; BENZ Harris Second and
PHILADELPHIA lSl0-sl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-08
WANTS.

MONEY WANTED.--wE CAN LOAN ON
NH good landed sscurity-on Bond aud MortgRge-a
number Of Of $500, $1,000 $500, $4,000, 5000,
5000 ae Any person having money, and wanting 1t
W, MoCAULLEY CO.,
ap3 SOC Market street
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-22

New REVOLVING CANNoN.-Tho
celebrated Calling gun has lately
been under trial at the Washington
Arsenal and at Fortress Monroe, and
is pronounced a success. This piece
differs essentially in mechanical
construction and operation from all
others. 1t may justly be termed
q machine gun, as it is automatic in
its operation, loading and firing
by mechanical agency without ces-
sation simply by turning crank.
Tie main characteristic Of the piece
consists in its having series of six
barrels arranged around q common
center, with a carrier and lock cyl
Under rigidly secured to the main
shaft and rotating simultaneously.
Col. d. II. Buell., who conducted the
last experiments Of this gun says
about so shots can be safely fired
per minute.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-22

Hsa- Mr.. James Howard, the well
known manufacturer Of Bedford,
England lately delivered lecture
before the London Farmers Club on
"Things in America Mr.. Howard
had been profoundly impressed
while on a recent tour through the
u. S. with the happiness, prosperi ty,
energy, intelligence and self gov
eminent Of Americans. He is sur
prised that so many remain in the
old world with so little prospect of
rising and hardly able to exist,
while America presents such an eX-
tensive uncuItivatcd ield-undevel,
oped mines manufacturing advanta-
ges and numbered agents for tho
prosecution and development of all
the arts and sciences. In reply,
however, to the question whether
he thought the opulent English
farmers would do we'll to send out
their sons to America, he answered
that it 1cds no use to send q fool 70
america. He says if the United
States were crowded as England
is the population would be nearly a
thousand millions.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-22

Fox HUNTING ON THE DECLINE
The London Daily News says:
at is to be feared that the diff
cultics Of Fox hunting are on the
increase. We are constantly read
ing Of obstacles to sport raised by
tenant farmers. Dead foxes arc
found with increasing frequency
under circumstances Of the grcstcst
suspicion. Methods Of fencing are
also resorted TO which make hunt
ing not only difficult but exceeding
" dangerous, the worst Of them be
ing the use Of wire, invisible at dis
tances too small 10 allow Of slackcn-
ing speed. Complaints on this score
become more numerous every year,
and show that the free customs of
sportsmen are no longer acquiesccd
in With the cheerfulncsS by occupi-
erS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-22
A Lesson Of Trust.

Some time ago q boy was dis
covered in the street, evidently
bright and intelligent, but sick. A
man who had the feeling Of kindness
strongly developed, went to ask
him what he was doing there.
"Waiting for God to come for me, "
be said.
"What do You mean? said the
gentleman, touched by the pathetic
tone Of the answer, and the condi-
tion Of the boy, in whose eyes and
flushed face he saw the evidences OF
fever.
"God sent for mother, and father,
and little brother" said he "and took
them away to his home up in the
sky and mother told me when she
was sick that God would take care
me. ] have no home no body to
give me any thing and so ! come
out here, and have been looking in
the sky so long for God to come and
take care of me, as mother said he
would. He will come, won't he (?
Mother never told lie"
eyes, my lad, said the gentleman,
overcome with emotion; she has
sent me to take care of you"
You should have seen his eye
fash, and the smile Of triumph
break over his face, rs he said:
"Mother never told lie, sir; but
you have been so long away"
What lesson Of trust, and how
this incident shows the effect OF
never dcceiving children with tales
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-22

BRDGING TIE MISSISSIPPI AT WI
NoNA.-Congrcss passed at its last
session bill providing that a bridge
might he built across the Mississippi,
River, at Winona, if the consent Of
tue Legislature Of Minnesota and
Wisconsin should be obtained. The
former state has already acted and
granted its consent. A strong effort
viii be made to procure The consent
Of the Wisconsin Legislature, at the
coming session; but the proposition
will be vigorously opposed BY the
La Crosse interests. The fight viii
be lively one.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-22

A SEVERE PENALTY FOR UNIONISM
A man named Miller moved from
Saugcrties, New York, a few years
ago, to South Carolina where he was
married. Upon the outbreak of the
war he was forced into the rebel
ranks through stilla thorough Union
ist. When Sherman made his APP
pearance in that State, he escaped
from the insurgent line, and reaching
the Lieutenant Generals camp, i'm
parted very valuable information.
When our army reached the sea,
Miller came north to Saugcrtics. He
remained there until the war was
closed, and then returned to South
Carolina. Thereupon the civil au-
thorties arrested him, and after being
tried he was sentenced to hanged,
The principal charge against him
was that he had given information to
Sherman which led to the capture Of
property belonging to his brother-in-
law lie is now in confinement
waiting the execution Of his sentence.
The attention Of the Government,
however, has been directed to his
case, and his friends arc confident
that tho necessary steps will be talk
en- for his release. Ii would be an
inetfnceblo disgrace if the Govern
ment should fail to afford relief in a
case like this one.-SWacuse Jour
nal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-22
G@N. C. Meeker Agricultural Ed

E%N. c. Meeker, Agricultural Ed
itor of the N. Y. Tribune, notes upon
the importance of an education as
follows :-"Tho first step in educa-
ton is the writing of a good hand
Many think they write we'll, when
they do not understand the first prin-
ciples ofpenmanship. A young man
who writes a good business like hand
has laid the foundation of future sue
cess. In acquiring it he exercises
higher faculties than arc supposed.
First, he LEANS TO analyze second,
he developes form third, he acquires
muscular deXterty. All business and
all science are founded on analysis
out Of form grow beauty, order and
construction"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-22
T ARGE STOCK OF FURNITURE.

The Subscribers have fine and full assortment of
Furniture hand viii make ytlng in their line
to order Of the best materials and all work warranted
The stock will be kept full ana complete. Also
SASH DOORS AND BLINDS, on hand.
M0ULDINGS- Gilt and Gilt ana Rosewood on hand
for sale cheap. Pictures framed any style dcsred-
Also, Agents for ). D. Wri2hts Marble Works at
Whitewater. Design book hand to select from
Thankful for all past favors respectfully solicit
continuance Of the assuring customers that
cndevor will BE- to have goods sell bu such
must give satisfaction.
FOSTER & SIR FDER.
p. S.--0no or two good Cabinet makers wanted i'm
mefliaely.
Lancaster, Wis, Nov. cath lSG6.-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-01-22

state Of Wisconsin, Grant County Court. In Pro
bate In the matter 81 the estate Of Anthony From
gen deceased.
The undersigned Commissioners duly appointed nv
the County Court Of Grant County aforesaid with full
powers g receive. examine and adjust all claims and
demands 81 all persons against the aiore said Anthony
Fromgen, deceased do hereby give notice that purs-
anceof appointment and the statute such made
ana provided they will mettat the office of James Nix
on. Esq, one Of said Commissioners in the village Of
tairplay in Grant County Aforesaid Saturday thu
second DAY VI Fhruary ls67 och in the fore
noon Of that day To receive. examine and adjust all
CLAIMS and demands except claims for the possession or
title of real estate Also that that they will meet again
the place saturday the second day Of March
lS61, NJ ten clock in the forenoon for the same
purpose. All creditors Of the said deceased are there
fore hereby notified To present their claims and demands
OF the before named description said Commissioners
for adjustment and allowance upon Of the before
mentioned days such claims viii forever thereafter
barred.
Dated this ed day Of December 1sGs
:. MERBICK.
JAMES NIXON
k0BT. ATKINSON,
2Aef Commissioners.