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Middletown transcript., 1869-06-12
$1,000 TO $4,000 PER PER " YEAR 1s

Risk. Agents wanted, commission or salary. in
every part of the u S. and Canadas, to sell our
celebrated Patent White Wire Clothes Line, war
ranted to last lifetime and never rust. For
full particulars address the AMERICAN WIRE Co.
10 William st; N. Y, or l6 Dearbon ST. Chicago.
II. s." Ecery household should hare one. ~
". I. Tribune. an Mey purpOrtt to be-; neper
years om."-N y. Indepeadent. "Thev ARE
entire satisfaction. ~. r. Christian Adrocate
June l2-3mos
Middletown transcript., 1869-06-12

Eminent New York and Philadelphia
physicians claim that Duboys Missisquo
Powder cures cancer. 1t is advertised
in this issue.
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DIED.

On Sunday last, in Smyrna, at The residence os
her son-n-law, Thomas Carrow, ESQ Mrs Rebec-
ca 5. Jefferson, widow of the late Rev. Ephraim
Jefferson, aged rs years.
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MARRIEn.

In Natchez, Miss. May 10th, al the residence
of the brides mother, by Rev. O. b. Dand, ID.
d. Mr. Charles A. Bryan. of Franklin Parish,
La. and Miss Susan Jannette Clark.
Middletown transcript., 1869-06-12

VIE MISSISSQUOI POWDER ACTUALLY
L cures Cancer and Scrofulous Diseases of the
Skin. See report 10 l.. l. Medical Society. State
ments of Physicians in circular sent free on an
plication to CHAS. A. DUBOIS, 1872 Pearl st.
New York City. Box 1863.
June l2-3mos
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Odessa, Jtne IL, go

= HANDSOMELY DONE" which formed
the caption to the account of the game, re-
ferred to the interchange of courtesies at
the close of the game, and not to the game
itself.-Ed.
Middletown transcript., 1869-06-12
For The Mddictown transcript.
DEAR EDITOR -

DEAR EDIroR:-
There appeared a notice in the
last Transcript of game of Base Ball,
played some two weeks ago, between the
Academic of Middletown and the Defiance
Jr. of Odessa, in which l do not think the
Junior Club received Justice. You prob
ably know that the club of Middletown is
composed of young men, the most of
whom, we should judge, have reached the
age of twenty-one years, and several some-
what beyond that age. There were two,
at least, who played against the Defiance
Jr. on the day above mentioned, whe be-
longed to the first nine of the old organi-
cation. While on the other hand the
club from our town are composed of boys
under the age of twenty years; in fact
some of them were quite small. So Mr..
Editor, you will readily see why it was the
club of your town scored so much higher
than the club of Odessa. We would not
for one moment wish to make the impress
sion that that club do not play we'll and
are not able to win fairly the larger score
in the game, for boys are not expected to
play base ball as we'll as experienced men,
but that your readers might know how
unequally the clubs were matched on the
day of the game, and why they were SO
+" handsomely" = whipped.
.~9ia Yours, &c. L.
Odess1 .Ttne II ,60
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FOR SALE.
TNHE undersigned offers at Private Sale his
l. Farm
0 A K L A N D,
Containing 1870 Acres more or less

Containing 13O Acres more or less
Upon which there is no waste land.
This farm is situated in Kent county, Md.
about half mile from Chestervile where there are
two mails day is on the public road from said
village to Shrewsbury Church and adjoining the
lands of John NJ. Comegys, John +. Newman and
others. 1t is convenient to Churches Mill, and
Market is within about mile of the Kent Rail-
road, now being constructed; about three miles
from Steamboat Landing and half mile from
School House. There is on the farma
PEACH ORCHARD
Containing Fourteen Hundred Trees, and an
APPLE ORCHARD OF 100 TREES;
Both orchards in full bearing condition and of
well selected fruit
= 1t is in one of the most healthy and productive
portions OF the comfy under good state of fenc-
ing principally composed of Chestnut Rails and
White Oak Posts, and Plank with Locust, Cedar
and White Oak Posts, and some Usage Orange
Hedging.
The soil is productive; equal perhaps in texture
to any in the county; is perfectly adapted to the
growth OF wheat, corn and fruits, and upon which
lime and other fertilizers act advantageously.
THE IMPROVEMENTS are n TWO-STORY
FRAME DWELLING with Kitchen attached. n
small Tenant House, good Barn, Corn Crib
stable, Shedding, Carriage House, and other ne
cessrry out-Buildings, with Well in the yard
OF pure and excellent water.
PERSONS wishing to purchase are invited TO call
ana examine the premises. For terms apply to
the undersigned on the farm
SAMUEL CoMEGYS.
gias> If not sold by Tuesday, the 9th day of
July next it will on that day be offered at Public
Sale, at Ghesteryille, at II clock, A. NJ. at the
Hotel of James Carey, Esq. S. G.
June l2-ts
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more or less, and all arabic land.

THE BUILDINGS are in fair condition, and
sufficient for the farm fhe Fencing is all good,
and also improved with new Thorn Hedges Of
line growth. The farm is divided into six fields,
and has been improved with lime at the rate of
about 200 pounds to the acre. and is in fine con-
dition. There is on the farm a
Middletown transcript., 1869-06-12
VALUABLE FARM

on which the said R. H. Rouse resides, situate in
the Second Election District of said county, and
near the lands of VIM. Welch, heirs of the late
John 9: Groome, VIM. r. Cochran and others,
and which contains
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PUBLIC SALE
"A V aluable Farm
IN KENT COUNTY, MD.
"wednesday, June 23rd. 1860.

TNHE subscriber as Attorney for Robert II,
l. Rouse, will offer at Public Sale, ON
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At the Hotel of Mr.. D. U. Devices, at Kennc
vile, Kent county, Maryland, at o'clock,
NJ. all that
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Resolved. That this tax be collected In
United States Treasury notes, or 10 ieFee
warrants given for work ~ Ieyees IN ms
parish. and that no work shall be Pald
for unless same has been ordered directly
by the police jury Of tbis parish.
On motion Of Mr.. Chinn il was
Resolved, That a committee consisting
laf N. W. Pope. w. y. C~hamberlin and
II. w. Colweil. he and they are her by
appointed 20 go to the city Of New Or
leans 70 Golfer with the Board Of Public
Works on the condition Of the levees 10
this parish. with the view OF procuring
the necessary assistance TO prevent the
overflow OF the parish, and 10 tako such
other stens in the premises as in their
judgement may be best calculated to pre-
vent a disaster SO much 10 be spprehen'
ded.
On motion it was
Resolved. That the sum Of Fifty dollars
be and is hereby appropriated nat Of any
money IN the parish treasury, not other
wise appropriated, to be paid 10 the Re
corder Of the parish, 10 purchase q re-
cord book.
The resignation Of A. D. Barrow, as
clerk of the police jury, was accepted,
and Robert Cade was Unanimously elected
to ell said vacancy.
On motion it was
Resolved, That the president Of the
police jury, assisted by the parish sur
veyor. De Instructed to proceed immedi
ateIy to let ont The building and repairs
to the following Feyees 10 this parish i:
The Hickey leVee the levee ~ the land
of ". ". KiDcheloe , the parish @le7ee,
and the Pierre Granger levee.
The fuance committee allowed the
following accounts and ordered them TO
be paid;
Il J Hvanls. parish printing to Jaa I, 1853. $50 90
a V Dubroca, parish surye Yor, for 6 days.. 80 90
A u Barrow, clerk, to dsie. --..-..,...... 90 40
Hubert tiebert, Inspector, 1868. ..,......,.. % 90.
On motion it was
Resolved, That a warrant Of fftytwo
dollars and t~h;riy-fve cents, be issued to
B. F. Babjn in lien Of the warrants issued
to him on the % day of April 1868, same
been lost or mislsid, provided the
loss be duly advertised according to law.
The inmates having been read and
adopted, the jury adjourned TO Monday
BIB February. 1885,
Z. 04Dg, n. w. POPE,
Secretary. President.
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

A called meeting of .tbe police iur,
was held at the Courthouse on Monday
January 25th, 1869 for the purpose o,
taking into consideration the condition Of
the ~levees-
Present : Pope, Chinn, Vaughn. Doiron
itaphsei Hebert and Hubert Hebert.
The following preamble and resolutions
Were read and adopted:
Whereas. The Legislature of tho State
has repealed all laws giving police iuries
general control Of ~levees, and granting
tnem only authority to build Temporary
!evees and whereas IT has cone 10 tie
knowledge Of tbs police jury that yari.
Gus ievses in this parish are 10 bad CON.
clifton, and that others should be- rebnil,
LOT wh'ch no provision has been made by
the Board of Public Works, be It there.
lore Resolved. That for the purpose Of re.
pairing the Hickey lsvee, building a ie.
wee on the property of W. w. KincheIoe
repairing the parish ~levee, and seeping
Ia repair all levees of the parish dn,ing
the approaching high water. a special al
Saiorem tax of enc per cent. be imposed
upon the taxable property, real and Del.
sonar, Of the parish of West Baton
Koage according to the tax roll Of 1867
70 be collected within the next sixty DAYS
and paid into the treasury of the parish
70 Dc reserved s. special fund for the
purpose above named.
Resolved, That this ordnance be NH
'lseed Tor thirty days and st the expiration
OF y delay, the tax collector shs,, e..
send the tax roll for said tax,
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

According to adjournment, the Police
Jury met at the Court iinuse ON Moudsy
October 5th, 1858. Present, Vaughn,
Pope, Chinr. Doiroa T. Hebert and Il.
Hebert. The report OF he board Of EN-.
missioners Of the Poydras Fund having
been read, il was
Resolved, That the report Of the Com
nnissioners Of The Poydras Legacy be sy
proved, aud thatthey be vested with full
powers TO effect compromises with per
sons in debt 10 said fund and accept any
new mortgages it may be necessary to
pass, and be 1T further
Resolved. That they be AUTHORIZED 70
loan out any funds that may he in Their
possession and which may hereafter he
received due SAID fund.
On molten 1t was
Resolved, That parish warrants be b.
sued te W.sR Chamherlin, parish treas
urer, TO the amount Of. 1851 1890 being
the balance due said sr sasarer from the
general fund.
The petition of Arbonr & DelahaJs
havsnn hnap road If suas
Ras'lved Tba, tho lessees Of the Baton
Rancs farry Msssrs Arhonr 4 Delsbsve.
Ia rsl;svsj from ,ava,ent ~ two
th.nssna ,x.o handrsd 3.llara ace ~
tham nnasr .ha;r eoa,,sct af lease On
the 4th IF Novemher newt 1865. upon
,hs;n {. sam 80 -sla,ss h,adred
= 800 il
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rnpon Fifth Judicial Dis.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
trict. Amelia /. Cobb and husbanu
David DevalI, VS.. Elizabeth E.. DevalI
and Andrew O. Woods, husband
No 2027.
BY virtue ola writ of 4 ia. to me directed
in the above entitled and numbered cause,
of date December 29th a. d 1868. from
the Honorable the Fifth District Conrt in
and for the parish of West Baton Rouge.
State aforesaid. | have seized and will
offer at public sale. to the last and highest
bidder. At the Court House of this parish
of West Baton Rouge on
SATURDAY. the 9Th day Of February,
a. d. 1869, atll o'clock. a. m, all the
right. titie and interest OF the defendants
Elizabeth 4. Deyall and her husband
Andrew G. Woods, 10 aud to the follow
ing described plantation, lands and nov
ables, to wit
|. A sugar plantation known as Camo
Plantation. with all the improvements
thereon. situated in this parish Of West
Baton Rouge, about twelve miles above
the Court House, fronting on the Missis
sippi river. and containing about Eve
hundred AID City acres of land, bounded
above by lands of James Il. Dessll and
below by those of John Buhler /; there
being about twenty FIVE acres Of stubbIe
cane on said plantation.
2 The south east quarter of section
twenty two, in township six. Orange
eleven east, adjoining the rear of said
plantation, containing one handred aud
forty seven 9e-l00 acres.
3, Also the following noveables on
and attached to said plantation, to wit /:
Six cows and calves, three oxen, six
mules, one pair Of timber wheels, three
cane wagons and one OK cart.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
OF Judgement, interest and costs in the
above suit.
Terms Of Sale--Cash on the spot.
J.. Y. DURABLE. Jr.,
1aD1 SheriH
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olae IN township eight of -,


east. VI range sles..
2; Another tract Of land AZ, !.
IN this parish, being the we s.So sl'sata
section twenty nine, IN tows,sl 0srteI Of
range twelve east. u'p eight d
Which two above DESCRIBES
Iand we're purchased by ssis ~ 'ra't' 4
Woods from Edward b va James {.
In, 1913, By public act pas. soqs @ Jpns
V. Durable, then Recorder . 4 oelore !
8 Several tracts Of land : a., 'al' paris
IN Parlsh' containing together .t s'saaisd
en- hundred and twenty two 81 iO60' 'e''
he'n E. The same tracts of lasd pe'el l',F'
0y 'se present appearer from b.. {
Woods on the 18th Of June. Isss hs'a &
passed before J. v. Durable, ,Is. y sci
der Of this parish. 'Asi iifeoi.
4. Another tract of land al,
in this parish, containing sso slps IT.
superficial acres, bounded east, no.,1 my
west by lands of said ,ysnes 1V,m and
ard south by lands now CT Ia.al. weeds
ing to Dominique Labauve1 Wi, eslqag
the ouldines az at
pry'eipepLs on The above described ss,s.
al tracts Of land 4: the las, &c Seser
purchased by the said james = nv, y va
from Pierre Aillrt. of this Mi n0ed'
passea oeiore Onesiphore Bernard /.
Recorder. of date Jniy ooh lssa -
Se;zed 10 pay aLd satisfy the. su..
q laagsnaent, interest and costs n sss'
Terms q sala-Casa.
BuRALDE, Dr.,
'anA Sheraf.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF

! = ~ Il vi 4 L = vi
West Baton Rouge, Fifth judicial Dis
ttict. Mrs. Mary Cade, wife, vs. Gus.
tave Dubroca, husband. No. 2I30.-
December 22d, 1858.
This case was taken up in its regular
| order Of assignment, and after testimony
adduced, submitted to the Court and
plaintiff having proven her claim by the
law aud the evidence, it is therefore or
dered adjudged and decreed. that the
plaintiff, Mary Cade, wife of Gustaye Do
broca, have judgement and recover of the
defendant, G~usiave Dubroca, the cum OF
nineteen thousand two hundred aud eighty
six dollars aud n~inety-oDe cents, ($I9,-
286 81 with legal interest from the I4lh
December 1868. aud costs of this sui
to be taxed. 1t is further ordered. ad-
iudged and decreed that the community
Of acquets and gains heretofore existing
between said plaintiff and defendant, be
dissolved, and that plaintiff have the
administration OF her aeperate property
and effects, aud that she be seperate III
property from Der husband. the defendant.
It is further ordered, adjudged aud de-
creed, that plaintiffs legal and tacit
mortgage be recognized and aecraedtp
exist ON all the property of the defend
ant, her ssid husband, for three ~shouahnd
and seven hundred dollars from the J 9Th
day of December 1859; for two hnndred
dollars from The 7th day OF July 1860.
aud for nineteen thousand two hundred
and eighty six dollars and nineiy-ohe
cents from the 18th day Of January 1851.
December 2sth, 1858,
(signed) r. T. POSEY.
Judge 5;h judicial District.
A true copy
Clerks Office, West Baton Reuge. this
29ih day of December, a d 1888.
Q. NJ LEBLANC, Clerk.
State of Louisiana, Parish OF West Baton
Rouge. Recorders Office:
| hereby certify that the within and
foregoing judgement has been duly re-
corded in my office, December 29.h a.. d.
1868, in book Of Judicial Mortgages No.
2, folio 80, No. %. In witness whereof |
grant these presents under my hand and
seal of Office the same day and date as
above. O. BERNARD,
jaD2 sod Recorder.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH m
West Baton Rouge, Parish Conf
Police Jury Of West Baton Rouge !.
Thsodore Ds:gIe, absenlee. NJ /
BY virtue of q writ of seiznre and -.
to me directed in the above entitled All
numbered cause, Of date Decenbe, l9,b
q d. 1865, from the Hon. Inc pav;.b
Coart IN and for the parish Of WestBat
On Rouge, Stale aforesaid, T have seip,d
sld will offer at pubic ale to the i,
and highest bidder. at the Coou Us4,p
door Of the parish of West Baton Rosrr
on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day of February.
d. 1869, at IL o'clock a. ~, all the rirbt.
title and interest Of Theodore Daiel.
absentee, in and TO the hereinafter d.
cribed tract of Ian g.. TO wit:
A cessin tract of land situated IN ,his
parish OF West Baton Rouge, at forty
afpents from the river Mississippi, uea.-
uring one arpent front. with ! depth Of
forty arpents, between parallel lihes,
bounded above lands Of widow Loa.
Aillet, below by ihose of Pierre Lahaavr,
together with all and singular the buid.
ings and improvements thereon
Seized to pay and satisfy the amour.
of Judgement, interests and ros;s ir The
above suit.
Terms OF Sa!s--Cash On The spot.
J.V. Durable. Jr.,
Sheriff.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baten Rouge. Parish Court

~ y 2" 'e'er 1Sa5t. 4 dItSs3 GOuft
In matter of Suzan Leboeuf deceased
widow Louis Arsenaux. No .6g5.-
By virtue of a commission directed to the
Sheriff of the parish of West Baton
Rouge, in the, above entitled and number.
ed succession, of date November 81 a.
d. 1868, from the Hon. the Barish Court
in and for said parish of West Baton
Rouge. will offer at public sale to the
last aud highest bidder, at the last resi-
dence Of the deceased, on Sardine Point.
in this parish of West Baton Rouge, on
MONDAY, the 9Th day of February, a.
d. 1859. a sll o'clock a. M. the following
described tract of land belonging to The
said succession of Suzan Lebeoaf. de-
ceased widow Louis Arsenaux, to wit -
A certain tract OF land situated in this
parish, measuring one. arpent, more or
less, front to the Mississippi finer. with
the depth fhereunto belonging. between
parallel lines, bounded above BY lands Of
Josine Tuillier, below by those of Mrs.
Faustin Leblanc. and in the rear by Vol.
sy Hehertt. and others, together with all
and singular the buildings. fxtures and
improvements thereon.
Terms of Sale-One-haif cash. and the
balance on 9 credit of twelve months
Inc purchaser to furnish his note for the
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton kemge, Fifth judicial Dis.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth judicial Dis
trict: J.. W. Burbridge & Go. VS.. JAS.
U Woods No. 1857.
BY virtue of a writ Of 6. ia. to me directed
10 the above entitled and numbered causr
Of date December goth. 1868, from the
honorable the Fifth District Court in and
Tor the parish of West Baton Rouge
State aforesaid, I have seized and will
offer at public sale TO the Fast and highest
bidder. at the Court House Of parish Of
West Baton Rouge on
SATURDAY, the 9th day Of February,
2. d. 1859. At II o'clock !. n. al the
right, title and interest Of the defendant,
James @ Woods. 10 and TO tie following
tracts Of land, etc, to.wit y
! A certain trac. of land ~situateA.
lying and being in this parish 81 West
Baton houge, containing eighty two 65-
io0 acres, more or less, bsinr the north
asst fractional quarter of section seventy
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O. BERNARD,
Recorder.
iiaa3G
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PNRISH OF
West Baton Rouge Fifth judicial Dis.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PNRISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis
trict. Police Jury of West Baton
Rouge, trustees, vs.. Villeneuve liz,
Blanc and O. If. Leblanc. No. 2l26
BY virtue Of a writ of seizure and sale
to me directed 10 the above entitled and
numbered cause, of date November 2Sth.
a. d. 1868. from the Hon. the Fifth Dis.
ifict Court in and for the parish of Yves,
Baton Rouge, State aforesaid, | have
seized and will offer at public sale, to the
last and highest bidder, at the door of the
Court House of this parish of West Ba
ton Rouge, on
SATURDAY. the 9th day of February. a.
d. 1869, between the hours of Ii a. 10,
and 3 O'Clock p m, all the right, title and
interest OF the defendants, Y~llleneave aud
Octave ii. Leblanc, in and to the follow.
ing described plantation, etc, to Wit
A certain tract of land, or sugar plan-
tasion, situated in this parish Of West
Baton Rouge, measuring twenty.four ar.
penis front, more or less, on the river
Mississippi. with a depth or forty arpeats,
bounded on the upper hne by lands OF
James Rappelier. f NJ. C. and on the
lower line by those of AgricoIe Ricord,
I. N. c, together With all and singular
the buildings and improvements thereon.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amount
OF Judgement. interest aud costs in the
above suit.
RI raa Is
Terms of ~Sale-Cash.
J.V. DURALDE, Jr.,
hoV2o Sheriff.
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iao30

STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge, Fifth Judicial Dis.
trict Eliza Blanchard, wife Of Field.
ing Cooney, ct ais. VS.. V~illeneuye
Blanchard, ct sis. No. lTl5.
BY virtue OF a writ of seizure and sale
directed to the Sheriff Of the parish oil
West Baton Rouge in the above entitled
and numbered cause, of date January
26th, q d. 1869. from The Hon. The Fifth
District Court in and for the parish Of
West Baton Rouge. State aforesaid. |
have seized and will offer at public sale,
to the last and highest bidder, st the
Court House Of this parish Of West Baton
Rouge, on
SATURDAY, the 9th day of March. 4. D.
1869, at Ii o'clock, q. "a. all the right,
title and interest Of defendants, Vile.
DeuVe Blanchard. Theodore Blanchard.
VictoFin Blanchard, Pauline Blanchard,
widow DorEilie Foret, 0diIe Blanchard,
Louisa Blanchard and Amelia Blanchard
in and to the following described plan.
tatioD, to-wit:
4 certain tract of land situated in this
parish. established as q q niaotation.
measuring thirteen sndla quarter arpents,
more or less, front to the river Mississiu.
pl, With the depth Of eighty srpents, be,
tween parallel lines, bounded above by
lands Of Joseph Landry sE5 below by
those Of Terence DerichebosYTg, together
with oil and singular their interest in aud
to the fixtures, buildings aud improves
ments thereon, rights, ways, privileges or
serVltndes 10 anywise Belonging OF there
unto attached.
Seized to pay and satisfied the smounti
of judgement. interests aud costs in the
above suii.
Terms of Safe-Cash.
a. Y. DUBR0CA,
Jabop Deputy Sheriff.