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The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14

THE ROMANCE OF WAR-A REAL AMAZON
An ancient dame, named Virginia Ges
ouieres, recently died in a charitable institu.
ton at Issy, France, of whose early life the
Historic de Lille relates the following roman
tie Incidents: During one of the severest bat
ties in the campaign in Portugal the Colonel
of the Twenty ninth French Line was shot
and fell from his horse. Leaving him for
dead the regiment sprang forward to avenge
him, and punished the enemy terribly. In
the excitement no enc thought of bringing
away the Colonel's body until young SER
geant proposed to two of his comrades to make
a dash and secure it, The three heroes
started, but two of them fell beneath the
enemy's fire, the sergeant arriving alone at
the spot where the body lay. lie tried in
vain to raise it upon his shoulders the
weight was to great for him. At this moment
two English cavalrymen rode down upon him.
thinking to make an easy prisoner Watch
ing bis chance he shot the foremost nan
dead and dismounted the other with bayo.
net thrust through the stomach. Then laying
his Colonefs body across one of the horses,
he mounted the other and rode rapidly into
the French lines. Upon examination the
Colonel was found to be not dead, but SER
iously wounded. The sergeant had been hit
without knowing it, in the breast, as his
blood:yuniform showed. After fercely resist.
ing the surgeons efforts to remove his uni
form, he finally allowed his coat to be unfast
ened, when to the indiscribable surprise of all
the sergeant was discovered to be a woman.
In order to save her brother, who had been
drawn in the conscription, and who was the
only support of their widowed mother, the
heroic Virginia hadl disguised herself as a
man. and taken his place in the ranks. She
had already served six years in the Twenty.
seventh Regiment, rising to the grades of
corporal and sergeant without the least sus-
picion of her sex being aroused among her
comrades. Upon hearing of the gallant con.
duct of Virginia, the General commanding
the brigade procured her discharge, which
was accompanied by the Cross of the Legion
of Honor.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14

How TO WAKE UP MANHooD.-A certain
bricklaver of this city has manhood work.
ing for him in the capacity of hod carrier,
who is in the habit ofgoing to sleep on the
brick pile. Yesterday, while working on the
second story of house, he yelled, More
mort" several times, if not oftener, and, not
hearing from the manhood, looked down and
saw him sound asleep, with the hod for
pillow. Yelling at him unsuccessfuliy, until
hoarse. be adopted the novel expedient of
throwing brick on his head. The ruse
succeeded: The darkey walked up, saving,
Damn desc yar miskeeters ! Dey won't
lutf fellow sleep." Phtsburg Republic.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14

AN eminent Dublin physician says: If an
end were put to the drinking of port, punch.
and porter, there would soon be an end put
my worldly prosperity. Physicians, sur
geons and apothecaries would be ruined, and
disease would be comparatively rare, simple
and manageable. Twenty years experience
has convinced me that, were ten young men,
when of age, to commence and continue daily
drinking one glass of ardent spirits, or a pint
of port or sherry, the lives of eight of them
would be abridged II or Is years.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14

A SnhEwD SoLrcIroR.-A clergyman going
to a miserly old lady to beg for worthy
object. was refused on the ground of poverty
Feigning himself much interested in her
story, he expressed great surprise thereat
and said: g had not thought you in such
want" and then taking out some money, he
said, 6 here is something that will do for the
present purpose; when | come again will
bring you more" The old lady was SO en-,
ragged that she gave him good round sum to
show him that she did not mean she was a
pauper fiEE
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14

A LExoNLEss Irishman was observed one
evening slicing q potato into glass of hot
whisky toddy.
why, what are you about?" inquired
Charley. l
It's punch I'm maxim, DEAR" quietl
replied Pat.
but what are you slicing that forl'
81 To give it favor" -
What potato favor ?'
Sure, isn't favor favor, whether it's
lemon or pitaty ~
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14
From F. Dewitt, Merchant.

To THE PUBLIC.-I had a bad cough for long
time. A friend urged me to get bottle of "Hen-
ley Royal Balsam." He said it cured him.
got bottle, and sure enough it had splendid eff
feet. 1t dried the cough up in a short time. 1
hereby recommend it to the public. f. DEWITT.
l.. GROSS, Sole Proprietor, Portland, Oregon.
For sale by L. Welendorf, Shasta. 80.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14

HoRRIBLE.-A terrible crime has been
in Vienna A woman of abandon.
ie character assassinated her mother, an old
lady of 10, after violent struggle that lasted
over quarter of an hour. When the remains
of the victim were examined by the authori
ties, it was found that they bore not less
han thirteen mortal wounds. The unnatural
laughter had pierced beth her mothers eyes
with pointed knife, and, in her fury,
acerated her cheeks with her teeth.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14

A HUMAN Nothing on earth can
smile but human beings. Gems may flash
reflected light, but what is diamond flash
compared with an eye-fash and mirth fash7
A face that cannot smile is like bud that
cannot blossom, and dries upon the stalk
Laughter is day, and sebriety is night, and a
smile is the twilight that hovers gently
between both, and more bewitching than
either.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14
For the Benefit Of Suffering Human.
ifu

From Mr.. THoNAs.-We have used Henley s
Royal Balsam in my family this winter. There is
no use talking. 1t throws everything in the shape
of Cough medicine in the shade that ever saw
My wife was troubled with asthma or smothering
spells for years, and could get nothing to have any
effect until 1 struck this "Royal Balsam" She is
now about. well. 1t cured me of the worst cold
ever had in my life in one night. Whenever our
children have anything like cough, few drops
given going to bed-that is the last of the
cough. never intend to be without it in the
house.
B. THOMAS, the paper man.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14

Challenges the world to produce anything in the
shape Of Medicines that win remove aud eradicate
a Cough or soreness in the Chest, as prompt, no
matter what form the disease might assume. Hen
ley 3 Royal Balsam' is the best Medicine in the
world for Bronchial or Pulmonary affections For
Group or Hopping Cough, there is nothing ON
earth that can equal it. An motherers and Nurses
ought to have bottle close by them, it will give
child relief in two minutes. 1t is entirely veg
etable, and will prove blessing to the human
family, aass4I.- 11
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14

ass- L. p. FIsHER--Is the only Agent
of TIE SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements, and
receipt for the same. rf esp
& OFFICE-169 Washington street, opposite Ma
guire's Opera House. 7 Ieti9
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14
From Mr.. Pittock.

We have used some Of "IIeney's Royal Balsam''
in my family and think it is a splendid medicine
for children, as well as for grown persons. For
Coughs and Colds | freely recommend it to the
public. r. PITTOCK
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14
From Judge MarQuam.

I have used "Henley's Royal Basam,' myself
and family, and find it first-rate medicine fol
Coughs and Colds. l hereby recommend it to the
public.
P A. MAROUAM.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14

The marks Of pencil writing may be made
almost indellible by passing the tongue over
1t. Even breathing slowly over the lines
protects them from erasure.
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14
Special Notice.

4 J. LOOMS, OF wEAvERvILLE,
~ Trinity County, has this day purchased an
interest in the Forwarding Business of Rantzau&
Shaw, Red Bluff
Thanking our patrons far their past liberal
fayors we trust by close attention and fidelity to
business entrusted to our care, to merit continu
ance of the same. -rr -.5s
The firm name of Rantzau Shaw win be con-
tinued for the present.
Mark Goods as before, care Of R. s., Red
Bluff.
RANTZAU & SHAW
Red Bluff, Feb. sth. 1865. f15
The Shasta courier., 1868-03-14
FLEMING'S SAW MILL,
Brandy Greek.

"HIS MILL rs IN SUCCESSFUL OPERA
tion on Brandy Creek about two miles from
Whiskytown, and J. r. Gilbert will keep constant
ly on hand and for sale supply of Lumber, at his
Brick Warehouse, on Main street. Shasta, where be
will attend to all orders and the sale of Lumber for
the above Mill. aL
y. r.. GILBERT, Agent, Shasta.
March 4, 1858 nj
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WAsHISGToy, March 10.
The startling remark made to-day by Rep.
resentatiye Logan, in connection with the
Treasury bonds, induced Representatives Van
Wyck and Latin to wait on Ger. Spinner,
L. S. Treasurer, to get information from him
on the subject. Other gentlemen, equally
solicitous. made similar inquiries. General
Spinner emphatically asserts that the govern
ment has not lost q dollars worth Of bonds.
As to the transactions to which Mr.. Logan
referred, there was no foundation for the re-
port that fraud had been committed in this
particular. and it has doubtless risen from q
misunderstanding Of the manner in which the
business is conducted in the Printing Bureau.
CHICAGO, March 10.
The Tribune Washington special says the
illinois delegation in Congress have reached
the conclusion that no proper appropriation
could be obtained this session for the Illinois
Ship Canal. They have, however, deter.
mined 70 prepare bill providing for the inns
provement ofthe Illinois river from the ier>
;uination Of the plesent canal to lis mouth,
according to the plans Of Gen. Wilson and
Mr. Gooding. The bill will call for Sl,a5S,-
Geo. to be expended by the Secretary Of War
under proper regulations. 1t is believed such
improvement will increase the revenue Of the
present canal 100000 per snnu.u, and Sc
cure a deep cut at no distant day.
The 7iaass Washington special says Auor-
ney General Staubery has sent in bis resig
nation, coupled With tie hope that il may be
accepted at cnce. The object Of the resig
aati5n is to ALLOW eir Stanhery to become
oue ofthe Presidenk counseiin the impeach-
ment trial, which be cannot do while be con-
tinues member Of the Cablaet.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

/
| T4osboS, March 1o-satisfactory arrange
ments have been made between the Anglo
american and Atlantic Telegraph companies.
PARIS, March TO- 1t is reported that EN-
peror Napoleon will visit St. Pe.ersburgh in
| June.
NArLKs, March l0.--Admiral Farragut and
officers we're warmly received by the mum.
cipal authorities.
LONDON, March, 1o.--The Prince OF
Wales will soon make gisit to Ireland,
where he is to be made knight Of the order
OF ST. Patrick.
The Fenians captured a. Menthynetydvile.
Wales, have been indicted for treason. and
viii be tried at the Swansea Assizea
CoRKI March, l0.-The Grand Jury yes
terdsy presented IN indictment against
Capt. Mckay for murder, and against Many
and Welch as accessory to the crime.
New YoRK, March 10.
The Herald has the following specials by
lINArLss, March e.-Admiral Provana. Of
the Royal Italian Navy, has extended most
cordial dnd friendly welcome 10 Admiral Far
ragut, add will entertain the American com,
manders' at grand banquet, at which The
chief officers of the army andy ravr, withtbe
municipal authorities Of Naples will be
present.
LosDoS, March 9--The War Office has
received additional dispatches from the com
maader mischief of tho army at Absssitaia.
The military situation at the English front
remained unchanged. King Theodore treats
eaptiyes more leniently, and begins to regard
them in more friendly spirit.
Mr.. Rassim, the captive Official Of the
Queen, says be thinks the King detains him
merely tntil the English troops arrive at or
near the Royal headquarters, and be then will
be set free.
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RFROM WASHINGTON.
WAsHiseros. March 10

hAsHis5ToS. March 10.
The Committee on Reconstruction 10 whem
was referred the application Of Aialama,
asking admission into the Union as sover.
eign Sta.e, reported this morning The re-
por. concludes as folioss:
Before the Alabama election, the Con-
yention 50 Y the injustice OF the law aad re>
quested Ctngress 10 restare the majority
principle id the vote upon the adoption of the
Constitution. The House did hot hesitate as
to the justice Of this, bn. passed the aet, and
sent il TO the Senate. The Senate, by aone
nnaccoantabie delay, from moiiFes which it
Is hard 10 f%thom, suffered il TO sleep ut,on
their files for two months, and uatil after The
fate OF the Alabama election was announced.
They then took itup and passed il. and it has
nov passed both Houses OF Congress The
principle, therefore, lha. majority Of the
votes east should govern, has been restored.
and your committee can see no reason wby
II should nos govern 10 The present case IFe
circumstance OF an almost unheard of storm
on the day oi election, the violence ofhemaa
passion, bat little less than malignant, and
the wild phrenzy Of their former masters NJ
the polls, together With the evident iaiustlce
of III, e principle in The question, ap0f, wi.eb
no one has yet acted, seems 10 yaar Commit.
tee TO demand that Alabama shall 81 ad;ai.-
ted into tie Union SO one OF the States there
Of. Hst while this free pedele are tebuiiainq
u mighty nation, in which there mas. BE- no
dini Of despotism or injustice, they ha-e *
amined carefully all Tie pfosisious Of the
Constitution, and, IS precedent which they
hope will never be departed from. bu, which
becomes Necessary, by the injustice of The SIS
ter States, they have determined tha, 10 s. 81 q
shall ever be admitted into the Union where
The right TO universal suffrage shall not lie
made permanent. and impossible of violation.
Fearing alfo, that cunning scheme might be
devised byl which peouage, such q. j. already
established in some of the South American
States, ralaht he created. we recommend the
passage Of this act FOR the admission Of Ala
bains as State In the Union"
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FROM THE SOUTH.

ATLANTA, March 8.
The Republican nominating convention ap.
pointed eighteen delegates to the Chicago
Convention, and instructed them 10 vote oss
mil roT Esa. Gram.
The Reconstruction Convention will ad-
journ on the llth.
NEw YoRK. March 10.
The T,ibnne's special from New Orleans,
9th, says:
We have further complications under Gen.
Esncpck's rule. It hal been charged that
Governor Joshua Baker committed perjury in
taking the test oath. He il to be arrested By
Commander Shannon tomorrow. Similar
charges are to be preferred against other Of
General Hancock apprentices
The report which IS published il the rebel
nevspspe pers, TINT the President has just tela-
gsaphed that he will relieve General Han
cock, and put him in commsnd Of Washing
ton, gladdens the Union men, who hope that
Gen. Mower may be put in command here.
The Times warns the rebels ag4inst any
demonstrations similar to that which was
awarded jefferson Davis and Gen. Hancock,
on account Of its effect.
Rebel Boards Of Registration are to ba an
pointed, with viev to defeating he Consii-
tuition. s.
The panic about the city monsy s.ill CON
tinues.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
TotYpo. March 10.

ToIKDo, March 10,
Early in HE eveningthe ;ca gotged il fia
river jus. teio1 Tue efty, causing the waller
10 rise rapidly daring the night This morn
ing tie warehouses. docks and lnnahes y#selz
aong The river were completely flooded
The Island House Hatel, RAILROAD depot and
the whole middle gr0gnd in that vicinity
=ete aifo iEanda'ed.
The Toledo railroad bridge sustained some
damage. bit the travel on that road Is unin-
terrupted.
A; one d clock this afternoon the ice gorge
gave way, tnd the whole mass agaiA Bowed
down the stream, carrying w;ts vanoe.
200 feet a .asa .aef.y street bridge The
~ases Is no " last sabsiiing, and the river Is
clear Of hehFy ice. The amount ofthe loss is
not yet ascertained, bat it will lie large All
the ,ailroafs eeatering here ere ra4nfug reg
ulerlg.
AUGUSTA, Maine. March, q.
The Democrats and anti-prohibitpry Eqaos
rpen to-day elected Daniel Williams. Mayor,
BIZ ia uaIorityi the vote being The largest
ever cast. The Republicans have out of I
Aldermen. he prohibitcry law mea hare a
majority in the Common Council.
Nsw YogK, March 10
At he inEtanee of one +. sauiai.i, Jaage
iappahY Gi tss a,npreLAe Couri, mas Issued an
irJnnetion against The Merchants Union ES,
press Company, prohibiting the arrangement
entered into With other express companies,
and has also granted an order On the officer,
TO saaw cause why thoy should not be renog-
ed, and receiver appointed
CoxcoRp, N a., March 10.
Returns feceived strongly indicate the cleo
ton Of Gov Hartman by an increased ma
iority over last year.
CoSceKn, March 10.
Ore hundred towns give Hartman 2. ass 3,esg
ST. Clair "a oil. Resu5,iean net gains!.sg
!! Z. ALSO towhs give Hartman sc, ,401t
St. Clair 27,e00. Concord gives Hartman
l,4To; St. Clair 1,1io. Republican gain 30
The State has gone Republican b s5os,l IL.
| same majority as last 7aaf.
kEw YORK, March To-
A dispatch from Concord states the re
turns from l25 towns give Hartman 2s, gtsa
and st. Clair % 600.
BALM. N Y, March TO-
The election for city officers resulted in iht
| success of the democratic ticket by msiorit,
Of l52-aigain OFF,.
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Notice in Bankrupfex

tais Is T. giye notice that tbs ;h day Of March
Il A. D. 1868, a-~arraut Ia Bankruptcy was issued
asatHst te efe ei Edward Sss1art. ef Fort Madison
L. county and State Of Iowa whe has been atiudg
shfrnpton hS ovn petition That the psJ Of
dsSts aud ielyerJ o.any property beongtag to such
blakrupt 10 hiu or 10 hss and the of any
property y hin. fsrbidzies BY a-. That meeting
of the cred of the said b krupt to prove then
sbts aud 70 choose nar OF his estate
will be esd II iha cnrt Of Basssnptcy 70 be holden .,
bankruptcy 10 the eity Of Reokek Iowa. before Johr
Rruce eister, the "A h day of April A. D. 1865 Al
10 O'clock a IN. a. W. CLARK, U.sM
b. II Ftefas, Deputy.
John Van vaksnburg Attorney E. fs..,ionsr.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

CHlcAGo, March 10.
Adfienne Anderson, an accomplished young
lady of this city. died yesterday, under the
influence of1chloroform, administered BY two
Surgeons, prior to an operation Ct amputa>
ten upon her arm. 1t is said the melancholy
result was due in greater degree to the
weakened condition of the young lady than
to the effect of .heIchloroform.
Rock ISLAND, March 2.
The ice in the river commenced running
ont this evening, d9ing much damage. The
Railroad bridge wa| damaged 50 that the night
train East could not cross 1 he Government
bridge, leading TO ihe Island, isalnost a total
toss, and one of Tie bridges ogeF Koes river
IS d tetal wreck. Two small boats, used on
the Rapids improvement, were carried down
the river and saaa. / he total loss, up to len
clock, will aggregate s25,o0o. The river
Will undoubtedly be open BY morning
CorxoII Bil fFs. Iowa, March 10
Al the city election Yesterday the Repubii-
cans elected their entire ticket. The eEn
over the vote Of last fall is over one hundred.
A iolliheation meeting is called for tonight.
DAVENPORT, Iowa, March, 10.
The river continues to rise, aud The ice hss
Eorgei directly opposite Davenport and piled
30 along the leyees and in the middle of the
river. and large massive cakes were thrown
from thirty to forty feet on dry land. The
Derrick boats Used by Case 4 Co, on the
sapid Improvements, aralying IN the middle
pf the river and will probably be total loss,
valued a. Sao,n09.
The damage the Rock Island Railroad
bridge has been repared and trains are cross
ing regularly
BgirasT, Maine, March, 8.
Axle Hayford, Republican. was elected
Mayor by l30 majority. Both branches oil
the city government are Republican. The
vote being the largssi e~er rols3.
Eipbsfoan, Maine, March, 8.
Furguson Haines, Democrat, was elected
Mayor By l75 NJ ioritY. The Democrats carry
5 out OF wards.
MAspgEsgFR, N. r., March, 8.
Hannah Spliiyan, aged twenty years. per-
ished in the dwelling OF Dennis McCarthony,
which burned last night.
New BRUNSWICK, n. j. March, 10.
The Republicans carried North and South
Bergen yesterday.
CoxcoRD. n H., March. 10
The election is progressing in The city vii.
mneh spirit. 10 several wards flil vote hal
already been Ipolled. The Republicans are
ahead and sanguine.
DovER, Mass M4rch, 10.
Both parties are hard a! work and srs.-,
rently feil Of commence. Tie Republican,
clam considerable gains in the second and
third wards.
CEsTRAL,a, ILL.,, March. 10.
Tie city election yesterday, resulted in ths
aaccees Of the entire Republican ticket, witt
the exception of one Alderman,
LOUISVILLE, March, 10.
At the Louisville Theatre last night, Ed
ward Hanlon, of tie Hanion Brothers, troupe
of gymnasts, while making an evolution O.
the horizontal har, fsll keasily on he'stage
dnlocating his arm and badly brusing BIZ
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FROM THE SOUTH.
NASHVILLE. March

NASHVILLE, March 10.
A despatch from Knoxville, received at
military headquarters to-day. states that two
United States soldiers, Of Company D, 9th
Cavalry, we're killed yesterday, ID az eaaonn.
ter With illicit d;s.illsss, il Ciaybourne coau-
". East Tennessee.
The Radical Republicans have made pref
~ clean sweep Of the county offices in all
parts Of Teansasas. The negro sosers could
not b induced TO vots agAinst them to any
extans.
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EstiYa in RankruptcY.

fHsHIs give notice that The 9Th day Of March
n A. D. 1888, warrant In ankruptey issued
against the es,sie OF D. yandu5r, CT Perry n
hp Dtvis county, and State lava. yso his bsea ad-
fusysd bankrupt his Petition That the paymen
CT ary deba snd delivery Of az aroue ~ belonging to
such bankrupt him f5r biz and the seansfr
any property BY him Is forbidden by iaz That
ns creditors OF the said bankrupt prove their
debts aud ehooss assignees OF his
will be held at tbs Coar Of Bankruptcy to be hoda
the Office of the Register in Bankruptcy, No sx
Etss HoGse in the City OF Keoh ok Iowa before John
Brnca Register the 24th day Of Apii A. D. 1885,
10 o'clock n. @. w. CLAnK, U 8. y.
By II. EreSox. Deputy.
Trimble and carufhsrs, -.ttorneJs fer Pettiorsrs
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FROM DES MONIES.
DKs MONIES, Iowa, March 10.

HOUSE.
A bill to enable cities and so9nsies TO aid in
the on-sruotion 6f railroads, was passed.
Also. bill requiring the attendance Of the
Clerk Of the Supreme Court at Dubuque.
SENATE.
bill legalizing the donation Of bonds by
Howard county to the McGregor Railroad,
passed..
4 bill to provide for the election Of County
A4ditors. and to make County Judges er-cF-
CD Auditors, was referred.
The Senate went into Committee Of the
Whole or bill to allow municipal and pub
lie corporations to settle and compound their
indebtedpes, and to provide for the Issue ol
new bonds, lie.
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notice .u lsannrupacy.

ISfHlS is to g.se notice that on the Ssh day OF
Il March, 4. n. 1865, w.rrent III Bensra2tsy ~as
issaed against the Estsfe off ks;ss ~ E~otss LIE
caun'T. and State Of lava, sho kns sssn niirdgs5
bsLkrart Tpen his owp petition, Thst the rsyn eut
c ssf dstss and dey9ry u property belonging
saca hankrarf, to Lin fI his ,e and the trsnsssr
os ary property " htna. ts yb.Idts by Law. Thxt
tnetfiaz u the credit u sAiI Bankrupt TO prove
their detts &sa 10 eAG assign, o his
essa.ss vii be held Et the 3f Bankruptcy
deB at No. e. Estes Horse the usice Of the gs~
istsr ia Bankruptcy Enokuk. io~a tsfure Jh Brne.
Rtx-tsr, en- the 24:h Gay Of Apri' / D isss. a. IL
o'clock "
CIV cLAREUsM.
n wcha sx Sun Ry II, Estres Daputy.