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Knocking at the Door.
One bid me turn aside

One bid me turn aside, DlA3G-f
saying He had a message could hear 1.
Best IN some quiet place but as / went,
heard the busy voices of the world,
And, listening to them, answered in my pride
That had ears for both and was intent
On keeping my old companions DeaT.
He called me once again.
Pleading that He had precious things 20 say,
Which He declared that l should understandi
Things which He might net tell to other men
l said that if I were too long away .-.....
l could not join my company, and then ...
Should lose my place of honor in the land.
He told me was i'll; i.-...i
That He this time had chosen for His call ID,
Because He saw my labor was too much,
And that greatly needed to be still.
answered, was strong enough for all -.A
That had planned that morning to fulfill;
And so again shook off His gentle touch.
-..rrGQ And yet suffered sore:
My eyes were dim with weeping all the night;
A heavy burden preyed upon my mind; .H
dared not look on the long way before;
dared not look on the dark way behind;
Glad morning could not bring my spirit light;
The way of hope and peace l could not find.
am growing wiser now,
And sadder, with the knowledge of my loss,
OF all the holy words might have learned,
Ofcounsels whose sweet comforts would not ceas
Oh, if alone with Him, had but turned,
Had bowed in meekness meath the Cross,
Aud found it change to blessing and to peace
He is not far away,
For still, at intervals, l hear His voice;
hear His footsteps coming to my door,
Sound sweeter than the music of the day.
Enter, o Lord Oh! speak to me once more,
And will list each word that thou canSt say
AS humby as a child-and will rejoice.
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CHAPTER III.

Jim Hayes, alias Cute Jim, hurried
away with Lula towards the rendez-
vous of his clan, in the northern limits
of the city, near the old powder house.
The morning air was sharp and cut
ting.and an old Yankee overcoat, much
in vogue then among the Confederate
soldiers, thrown across Lula's shoul-
ders, served to conceal her too appa-
rent feminine gait, and the collar pull
ed up and buckled under her chin was
a good disguise for her too fair face,
and now rosy cheeks from which the
blood went and came.
As they walked hurriedly forward,
bracing their forms against the resist
ing wind, Jim, with his sharp practiSed
eye, saw that the coast was not clear.
At every street corner almost, the
sun glanced upon the bayonetS of the
guards busy halting men in citizen as
well as soldier garb, and demanding
their passports. Something was in
the wind" and Jim snuffed it correctly.
=" Blamed if the dog catchers are not
out" he growled, "and yonder's that
confounded conscript hawk with his
eye upon us, ready to pounce down."
Jim looked about him rapidly with
all his wits at work. He had hoped
to find a friendly cab within call, into
which he might land his charge and
drive off. But not Jehu was in
sight.
"Come p said Jim, tuggiug at Lu.
las overcoat. We must take to this
alley way. I've run the block too
often to be caught by q grey eagle"
The pair turned into an alley, but
ran upon bayonet coming out. The
bayonet was attached to a musket, and
that implement of war was in the
hands of a guardsman.
"Haltr spoke the guardsman, and
the bayonet fell on a line with the pail
confronted. a..
"Leave all to me, whispered Jim
Play sick-horspital." And Cute
Jim telegraphed the balance to Lula
by the agency of wink. 8o5f.
Your papers, sir, said the guard
extending his hand, which hand jim
grasped with a hearty ~ aza6
Why, Hilloa, old fellow; mighty
glad to see you. Where are you sta
toned now, eh?" 5g
"I am stationed here at present,
replied the guard gruffiy, and | wan
to see your papers. So shell them ou
quick, for it's cold" lei m
| And the guard with his musket a
rest blew his mittenless fingers, ant
stamped his feet while Jim produce
his wallet and fumbled amongst it
papers, taking care the guard shoult
hear the chfnk of old Vanborn's gold
There is my passport. And jim
passed to the guard bit of papel
, signed by the Confederate Secretary
of War, exempting the bearer from
military duty, and the molestations OF
guards, because engaged in the "se
cret service" the Confederate States
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As a lady was leaving a we'll knowr

As a lady was leaving a we'll known
store on Railroad street, Wednesday
evening, the proprietor politely III
formed her that the price of that cake
Of soap she had slipped into her pock-
ct was just SO cents. Her back came
up Immediately, and she stoutly denied
the soft impeachment. The merchant
was inexorable, and soon the soap was
produced, and the would be shop lift
er was glad to take it at the high price
of so CENTS Caiedonian. .r1
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HoRRIBLE.-Mr. P aro. who live.

HoRRIBLE.-Mr. P aro, who lives
three miles from Ellenburgh depot,
N. Y, left three children in his dwell
ling, with two dogs on the 9th inst
The children were eating at the table
when one of the dogs made grab
and took the food from the youngest
child. The oldest, a girl twelve years
old, went to chastise the dog when he
made a spring at her and caught the
girl, throwing her down and tearing
large pieces Of flesh from her limbs
She cannot live.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-01-24

o The Scientific American says that
a good way to clean cider barrels is
to put lime, water and common
trace chain into the barrel through the
bung hole, first tying strong twine
to the chain to draw it out with
Shake the barrel about until the chain
wears off the mold or pomace, then
rinse with cold water.
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Birth Days.

Mondays child is fair of face,
Tuesdays child is full of grace,
Wednesdays child is full of woe,
Thursdays child has far to go,
Fridays child is loving and giving,
Saturdays child works hard for living,
And the child that is born on Sabbath day
Is good and great, fair and gay.
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DIR. Johnson was once dining at
the house of an English lady, when
she asked him if he did not think her
pudding good. 4Yes,' growled the
great moralist, 'it is very good for
hogs" "Shall l help you to another
plate full, then?" asked the polite
hostess. a5 ~ 35s.s
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Water in Burlington is selling at
half dollar barrel. Wells, springs
and cisterns are generally dry, and
water has to be drawn from the lake.
The cartmen are reaping good har.
vest by drawing water for family use.
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s Some one has come to the conclu-
sion that the. expression g Grin and
bear it," is not only frivolous, but in
correct. He amends it to q Groan
and bear it," a recommendation much
easier to follow. 15tisIaHnib .s5as
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1872 WASHINGTON ST., New YORK

332 WASHINGTON ST., NEW YORK.
Also Agents for the Great United States TEA
WAREHOUSE. All orders promptly attended tc
References NORTH River Bank, N. Y. City; Da.
vid Muir, 2 Broadway, N. Y. Ballard & Bro
Richmond, Va; D. g. McCotter, l4l Broad
way, N. Y; Smith 8 Maynard, Is Courtland
ST., N. Y; II l.. Simson, 1856 Washington St.
N. Y; T. WhitcbouSe, 25 CORTLAND ST., N
Y; d. s. Havens, southampton, l.. l.
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S Mr.. E. A. Crump has a cornfeld
near Jonesville, Bartholomew county,
Indiana, which produced last season,
10000 bushels of corn.
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SOMETHING NEW.
TIN SHOP AT WsSI Albany I

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il citizens of Albany and vicinity that he has
Just started Tin Shop under the New Store in
and for sale all kinds of
TIN, SHEET IRON AND HARDWARE, STOVES,
AND PIPE.
job Work done on short notice and at reasonable
rates. Those wishing to purchase SAP PANS
The coming spring will please hand in their or.
ders as soon as convenient. will make
sugar 81 Dairy Tools
so low that the p or can afford to buy All work
warranted. Ny motto is g Live and Lei Live. -
10 Terms Cash or Ready Pay. 1 keep no
Books.
SAMUEL b. DOIY.
Albany, Dec. rs, ls67-52 .
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LANE, ADAMS Il CO.,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and wholesale dealers in
FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGS, leans AND
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Liberal Cash Advances made on Coasignnlerts.
SO Main Street, Springfield, Mass.
H. b. LANE. o. d. ADAMS. o. H. SMITH
REFERENCES: Ballou & Hiobard, Boston, Crook,
Palmer & Co.. Albany, Henry Lansing, AL
2ll bany, Agawam National Bank, Springfield.
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The total membership of the Pro-
testant churches Of this country is g.
000,0 900. sqaehae7sa 4a a8ageqzaG sdl
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1868-01-24

100000 tons of copper ore were
taken from the mines of Lake Super
Tor last year. Ha3
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COOKING STOVES,

GOOD Samaritan. Stewart, Soap Stone, Parlor,
VI Office, and other Stoves, always on hand
Our stock is much the largest to be found in the
county. We can undersel all competitors in
this branch of trade. See if we can't.
.. T.. Ii. TRUE & co.
Newport, Jan. rs, 1867.
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PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For the sale of Butter, Cheese, Lard, Tallow
Eggs, Beans, Peas, Flour, Grain, Hops, Wool,
Poultry, Game, venison, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cotton, Tobacco and all kinds of
Ennnfrv Prndnna
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COFFINS AND CASKETS

A N excellent assortment of Coffins and Cas-.
n kets always kept on hand aud furnished tc
order with appropriate trimmings, and at shor
notice by
Newport jan 25 1857
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GRANDEY, SKINNER & PARKER,
dealers in
GROCERIES & GENERAL HARDWARE.
BARTON LANDING, VERMONT,
Agents for NAILS, PLows, STOVES, &C., at Whole
sale and Retail. 2l
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A. NJ. RUGGLEs, M. d.,
Ill. u. BALLARD IL Co

H o NJ G o P A T H l S T
Is BARTON, VERMONT.
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a'rotessional Cards.
scANrKER g. BURNIEsTER
Il. T.. FOOTE.
ArNsnIE G. TooTE,

A TTORNEYS AND C0UNSELORS AT LAW, IDA
Y no City, Patents obtained for mining lodes
;nier act of Congress of July %, 1866. oFFIcE-on
Wall street opposite Andrews X Co.'S store nlu
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San Francisco DIsPATCHEs.-Th follow
ing items appear in the dispatches of June 4th:
The Republicans, the night of the I'd, held
one of the largest political meetings ever held
in San Francisco. Speeches and letters from
all the leading men in both factions of the last
years quarrel were received heartily endors-
ing the nomination of Grant and Coltax. Gen.
:. o. c. Ord sent cordial letter of approval.
The Democrats receive the news of the OK
egon victory with great rejoicing.
The members of the Grand Army of the
Republic will, on Sunday next, decorate with
flowers the graves of the Union soldiers buried
in California. ...s-
The Alta newspaper has been sued for $50,
600 for alleged libelous statements III connec-
tion with McGanahans claim to the New Idra
quicksilver mine. The suit is brought by 4.
II. Dyer, who says he is the surveyor charged
with wrongful acts by the Alta.
The College of California held its last COM
mencement yesterday Hereafter it will bo
observed in the State University, the regents
for which have been appointed by Governor
Haight.
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ACTION on ELEVENTH ARTICLE.


Now comes on the vote upon the Eleventh
Article. This was supposed by the lmpeach-
ers (and doubtless was) the strongest OF the
charges. If any would or could go through
this was the one-this would pave the way to
others All felt that the crisis of the great
cause had at last arrived, and the silence OF
the large assembly was soprotound that it was
painful. Even the whispers ceased; all ears
were turned to catch the sound of the voters
voice all eyes were bent on the Senators, as
each in turn arose and delivered his Judgment
on his oath. The Eleventh Article was read
| by the Secretary in very clear and distinct
voice It is long and multifarious, grouping III
brief terms several allegations 1t charges
that the speech Of the 18th of august, 1866
was intended to deny the legal power OF Con
gress, that in pursuance of such declaration
the President attempted to prevent the execu
ton of the law of the Cd of March, 1867, being
the Civil Tenure act also to prevent the exc
cution of the lus of the same date to make
appropriations for the army; also the law oi
the 2J of March, 1867, or Reconstruction law
aud was, on the 2lst of February, 1868, guilty
Of high misdemeanor in Office. This Article
being read the Chief Justice put the following
questions to Senator Anthony, who had risen
/ Mr. Senator, .AnthOny-How say you, |,
Andrew. johnson, President OF the United
States, guilty or. not. guilty of . high mlsde
rneanor in office as charged in, ,the Article -
/ Amid the deep interest Mr.. Anthony answer
I This response mad been. locked for Reenly
/ Mr.. Anthony being q doubtful man.
/ Mr.. .Bayard was next called, and responded
Mr.. Cameron excited some mirth by sayin,
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J. L. McGOwND,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF
\ flee over Ceuterville Brewery, south side Wall
street Idaho CITY GD-An business entrusted to his
care Will inset immediate attention, and prompt re-
ni,tances will be made. nlu.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-06-13

SARCAsrIc.-In the Conference of the North
Methodist Church, recently held at Chicago,
after the resolutions had been passed for Ak
ing day Of prayer i'll order to influence the
then suspected "reereant Radical Senator'S" to
vote fon conviction, on the impeachment Of
President Johnson. enc of their own associ-
ates administered ,to.shen, the following pun
gent rebukess Said he:, Is 3e staha eat
My understandings that impeachsnentis IS a
udicial.proceeding. and that Senators are act.
ing under an oath. Are we to pray to the Al
mighty that they may violate their oathsa.
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A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. OF
"A ice on Wall street, opposite and below j. )"
Wood ( Co. IS Store, Idaho City, /. 1. nIu
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stmi- Meeklg Moprlld, Mprllid[,
,uo, ,suEp WEDNESDAY, AND SATURDAY MORNING.


MASONIC BruDISc, !: :: WALL STREET
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Expectancy.

summer, rain me q rain Of rosc-leavcs 7;
Only rose-leavss shall she tread
summer, rAin ~ . rain Of rosc-lcavcs
Over the basqset love hath spread.
Never orient Seast % splendid;
Viands 70 Costly, wines 70 rare
Never shower Of bloom descended,
Yelling princess half 10 fair
Sumncs, made her couch Of roses
Pillows Of ross-leayss lightly pressed
Odon sweet whom my love rcposcs
DrrAniy drifting round her rest
Come. beloved the Toast awaits thee
Cruelty traitors momerts ileci
Is i sorrow or joy belstcs thee'
Hecdst thou aught unsharcd by nc.
Come y rapture moro than mortal |
softly the gates OF bliss unclosc;
Silence, guarding the sacred portal.
Wears in her breast the symbol rose.
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A tiny blossom plscted fror, Eden,
A rossbud Of The daiatiest hue,
We gathered, while the angels slept
Froa " bed where roses grew.
Sealing softly through the gates
" the blooming grounds above,
We bore our treasure 10 the earth,
Breathing on il lie and love.
Then il oped il beautsous eyes,
sweesly smiling on rs all
bat from heaven 70 earth transplantcd,
II must wither ere the Fall.
50 ~ sAw IA slowly fade,
Saw ~ petals closing up,
AID sAs bst.sr trssh we gIsaned
Fsoa he dsptA d sorrows cup.
Eut we watched sd prayed for woeks
lowing meath Gods chassening rod
Till We saw our snowy blossoa
Borne the way our Savior trod.
For the angels near his throne,
Waking from their heightened sleep,
Missed their bud, and took il home,
Leaving " in grief to weep.
Many year. have flown since then,
But our howerst blooms on high,
Midst the many gem Of beauty,
In the garden OF the shy.
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Supplemental Reconstruction Act
Of Fortisth Congress.

Az Acr supplementary n an act entitl-
I'd An act To provide for the more
e6sient goyssnmcnt Of the rebel
HeaAes," passeA March second, cigh.
teen hundred and sixty seven, and to
facilitate restoration.
BE Il snaetsd, ETC., That before the
Arst day Of Sspssmbsr, eighteen hun
drsd and sixty-seven, the commanding
gsasral in each district dc6ned by an
act entitled "An act to provide for the
moss Efficient government Of the rebel
States paAs@d March second, eighteen
hundred and sixty seven, shall cause a
registration 10 be mado Of the male
citizens Of tho United States, twenty
one ysarr Of ags and upwards, resident
in each county OF parish in tho State or
States included in his district vh'"h
TT. z... ...... ...sa. ,aSsade emily those
persons who are qualified - ,osc Tor
delegates BY tho act Aforesaid, and who
shall have taken and subscribed the
foIiowins oath Or aArnaticn. :" -,
do solsnnly swear Tor AMrm), In The
prsssnes Of Almighty God, tAas ! am =
citissa Of the StaAs Of -; that
hsvs resided Ia said Staas for
moaths nett preceding this day, and
nov reside In The cosaly Of -, or
~ parish Of -. IN said 6tAac la
s.. esso nav be); that / :. tv,nty.
oas year. Old; thaa ! have not bssn
disfrsnshissd for ps.tioipaeion In any
rebellion or civil war aeninst Ne United
stalss, nor for feloay coaait1sd against
The laws Of any SlAis o. Of the Usissd
e>aAss; that ! have never bssn . nsn-
bss Of any State legislature, NOT hold
Aay executive or judicial oAce in any
H<ase and Afterwards engaged In insur-
reet3oa or rebellion axsinss ~ United
ssatss, or given I'D o. eoafcst 70 The
sosoiss thereof; ~ have nsvsr tax
- IN oaAh y member Of Congress O:
tAs United 0eales, Of y "a oacsr Of the
United 6taass, OF ~ : nsabss Of any
s..s lssi.lssar., OF = - szscssivs q
judicial oassr Of any ssses, % support
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From the Washington Hammer.
A Doubis Tragedy.

We learn from Detective Barnore
who returned from Rur~slvilie, Ken.
tucky, yesterday, that > shocking
tragedy occurred At that plses yestsr.
day morning, 1t sever O'Clock under
tho following circumstances:
ltaPpsas that a he Close Of the
was Captain WI. NcCssty, Of the
Costsasssts Army, returned home,
aad having no money with which to
purchase eltissss clothing, continued
10 wear hi usifbrn. This seems 70
have bsss exceedingly diss.stefal to
= Major N. G. Lavrsnce, then OF the
Federal Army aad IN o@c.. Of the
Freedmen's Bureau at Russclvillc.
The Inter, accompanied by . guard
Of twe OF three soldiers At that time,
went 10 McCarty took forcibls pos
session Of his gray coat and pcrcmp.
torisv commanded him to keep his
id mouth shut. McCarty reported
the action Of Lawrence 70 the Post
Connaadanl who rebuksd Lawrence
for having gone outside Of his daty,
and ordered him 10 return the coat
From tbs sprsng III feelings which
resulted last Tsusday ia the death of
Law,Ssce and in McCsrty receiving
. marital wesnd Il the hand Of Ais
sssoy.
Il spSean that Lswrsscs went to
~ stess vhsrs MeCsrty was en-.
ploysd y clssk, asd abused him on
account Of HI former rsbsi pro
clivitiss. MeCarty controlled his
somper, told Lawrsaes that b want.
I'd nothing to do with him, asd 70.
quested him TO leave the store. As
soon u Lawrence had stepped out
side the door be returned and fred
At McCsrty, who was still insids, in.
dicting a mortal wound in the part
y ths bsdy vbess be had bses
ven1ed lsess -. -. Sr.a.;.-
stAAsiisg AeCarty'+ vcand hs yu.hed
stS4 Lswrssss sad Sadly suecssdsd
ID getting hi revolver out Of his
Aaad. Lawrence then endsavored to
saks hasty rstssaa, bat ~ killed
bafers b had gone ssy diAases,
havisg bsss shot three iuss ia he
be1y with Tie ssae revolver viii
which b. intended 70 kill NcCarty.
TAs latass was soon ailer arrested by
u City Nasshal, bat beisg il . very
critical soadi6on, vas takes 10 .
hssss sAost distance away from the
fatal scsss.
Csptais McClesry, = lisutsnaat
ssd thirty mon Of the Usitsd Statss
rsEuian, went = Rassclvills On the
first tfsin and stationed guards
arosad The hosss vksfa MsCarfy had
kspa carried 70 prevent his escape.
Al thia unlocked fss procedure IL
e!assas vsfs WY justly iaesnssd, -
~ sIvil c2ssss we're both willing
aal ahls 70 ~ tAas Tie laws vsss
pgepssiy salesssd.
~ hss psepjs n Ksstssky are
n - hsnos q Aays thsir courts
psssttsally sbsllSAsd b military up
saasts ~ ssiss ~ s4gAtsA sxesss
y suhs1i1sls tAsis assi(Easy sslhosity
~ ~ snlIs I'D vsll ssialsd fsens
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Tho4c eye. Of blac, those eyes Of blus
! would thsn shun, still they pursue
ror blissfAl dawns lovss potess sway,
HIT xioony 10 ii. Ghss dag,
Like cup whose foam IL nectar sweet,
Yet bitter drcgs the lips on meet,
l strive, bat All what can | dor
70 sxeesiy beam thoss eyes Of blue.
Awake, in dreams, they haunt me so
Attend inc whcrssoe' CT 60;
When morning gsories gid the Shy,
Or eyes bright star shines calm on high,
Ny absent thosghts will wander far,
From mornings blnsh OF evening ssas.
To ali that's lovely here and true
That light those tender eyes Of blue,
Though other eyes ns bright nay slean
As dew drops in the MORNINGS beam,
Yet when such looks Of kindness show,
They to my hsart like blessings 60.
Methinks this earth woah secu aheavcn
If TO my lot the bliss vsrc given
To ba.k, sasu LIES verge I view
In rays froe thoss soh eyes Of blue
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Notice.

I AN keeping no Books nd ny nsn-
i osy y bad, consequently, ] viii nos
lhs money. ). II. VAN HOOK.
jar IL, '6S. n24-2t
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House and lat for 4alea
MISERABLE property In the city o.
~ Marshall. AEply 10
HILL ! LAk-ii.,I
AauAall. Nsv. ~ NJ ieu