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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

The New York Tribune gives
notice to all the world, and espe-
cially to the Southern Radicals,
that the Northern Republican party
will not undertake to shoulder the
c%orruptions and villaines Of their
brethren in the Southern States.
The Northern Republicans are en-
tering upon agreat campaign, and
cannot afford, says the Tribune, to
Support men like WhittemOrc," or
Legislation like that in North Car
olina, or Legislatures like that OF
Louisiana" The Tribune adds
eve hope for the success of South
ern Republicanism, but it must be
purged of Republican scoundrels."
Pretty strong language this, and
not very welcome to the carpet
bag gentry. But at last, who is to
blame for the prevalence Of politi-
cal vice, corruption, and villainy at
the South, but the Northern Radi-
Gals. They sowed the dragons
teeth, and arc responsible for the
crop of Republican scoundrels" OF
which the Tribune speaks, and a
which II hurls a stone. The my
theological account of the turbulent
men who sprang from the teeth
sown by Cadmus is, that turning
upon him to whom they owed their
being, the latter threw a stone amid
them, and a fight ensued, which did
not cease until all were slain, ex-
cept five. Such is to be the fate OF
their modern counterparts.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
COMMISSIONERS A Z

DERsUANT to q decree OF tho Chancery
Court OF Issaqucna County, Mississippi,
rendered at the November Term, 1859, there
Of In a certain cause therein pending, where
In stephen Duncan was complainant, and
Zachery I. Davis OF. al. were defendants,
and numbered 40 on It's calander OF said
Court, the undersigned substituted rs Tom
missioner, will sell for cash ct the door OF
the Court-hOuse In said county, ut Tallula,
on Monday, the 10Th day Of october, 1910
within Che hours prescribed by law, certain
real estate In said county, and described on
said decree as follows;
Fielding Davis, deceased, and known as
"DuubartOn,n In IssaquenA county, hlssis-
slppi. containing by estimation 1919 acres
more or less, and described as iollOwsi
Part Of lot no. 4 sec. IL, containing 10 and
Sl-lOO acres; part Of west hall OF nortn-Mcst
quarter, and west half Of south west quarter
Of section 7, containing 80 and 1910 acres,
all In Township 0 range 8 west bounded on
the west by the township line, commencing
on the river bank 3 chains, east OF tue
township line, IRON thence running North
East So 45' 2 .30th chains, " the middle
OF a ditch, thence leaving the ditch running
North. East5 degrees Is 25.lOO chains, thence
NORTH. east l6s 90 chains to tho Intersection
OF the Northern limo Of Section T.
Also. sectlOnsB and Q, Township Q, Range
8. West; also sections % and 81, and tue
West half OF Section 30, and the south halt
OF section 81, township 10, kanges 3 west,
Also. the West halo Section ], Township
0, Range 0, West
Also, south East quarter and East half
of North East quarter o. section III n lot
8, Section 10, Township 10. Range Q. West,
Terms Of sale Casa on delivery Of tho
THOs. ". HAYS,
Commissioner.
AuNuat OF taTO wtds.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

The Nation, although a repub-
lican journal, is evidently not un-
der the inspiration ofthc National
Union Leauguc. While the leauguc
is shrieking for a rally of all the 10y
al in behalf OF the lettering carpet
bag dynasties at the South, the
Nation expresses the hope that
very soon ''there will not be n man
in the Republican party who will
not justify the South in its hatred
of the carpet-bagger and see why
the South is to be partly excused
for hating us, because of him.
The Nation draws the following
truthful though mild portrait Of
the creature for whom the National
Union League invokes moral and
material aid :"
"a typical carpet-bagger may ac-
tually have been a few years ago 3
bankrupt saloon keeper, Of the
ability usual with his class, whose
saloon decayed because of a vehc.
ment suspicion hat it was a house
of designation, and an absolute
certainty that it was a very unsat-
isfactory place in which to eat and
drink; he may have been more
than half believed to have set his
saloon on fire for the sake of get
ting the insurance money; he may
then have been a soldier, known
for currying favor, and a petty
officer hated for small tyran-
MES; he may always have been
innocent of more education than
goes to the reading of the Ledger;
and yet to-day he may be Lieuten-
ant Governor Of o State, with a
prosperous ring" and he may
be a Congressman and a seller of
C~adetships or-and here is a chief
concern Of ours with him-he may
be a Representative of Northern
civilization, an instructor of the
negro voter, making him rotten in
legislative rascality before he is
ripe for suffrage; an agent in re-
construction, and a fruitful source
Of the hearty hatred for the North
which has SO long delayed the
peace that is essential. And worse
cases than this could be cited.
Every Southern State has its share
of them, and the Republican party
has suffered in consequence about
as much as it is wise to attempt
bearing"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

UNITED STATES Judge Brooks
discharged eighteen more Of Colo,
mel Kinks prisoners in Raleigh
August 2Sd. When they were
brought into the courthouse,
Kinks armed guard entered, and
the judge ordered them out, say
ing: "No armed soldiers allowed
in this court. When necessary, l
will ask for them" How sad
must be this turning of the tables
to the National Union League,
which has been bounding on the
Kinks and other armed rufTlans in
the south Sin the name of God
and liberty"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

FARMERS GIRLs.-Farmer's girls
are expected to understand house
keeping, but sometimes a hard
barren life of toll begets in them
Il disgust, which leads to extreme
carelessness and indifference in
the nicer parts of home duties.
Beware of this, l pray you.
Study grace and beauty in the
folds of a curtain, the arrange
ment Of q table, the position of n
chair-the amount Of light and
shade to give the right effect to all.
Take the prettiest way Of doing
things, you will soon discover a
charm in toll, and the effect on your
nature will be enobling. Do not
begrudge five minutes to trim a
dish with green leaves upon the
dinner table, not forgetting to
twist a spray of flowers or leaves
amid the dark or gold of your
hair! somebody's eyes will bright
en- to see it, and, ere you are aware,
you will become "a trap to catch
a sunbeam. "-[Country Gentle
men.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

SOUTHERN CRoPs AND ISLANDERS.
Senator Thurman. of Ohio, in the
course Of a debate on the Georgia
Bill, puts the material argument
against the outrageous ISLANDERS
in this shape:
The Senator gets up here end
tells us that there has been no pro.
lection for life, or liberty, or prop
erty in the Southern States for
four years and yet in those four
years those Southern States have
raised a crop of cotton, but for
which your greenbacka would this
day be worth not more than sixty
cents on the dollar. They have
raised a crop of cotton which has
nearly brought you to specie pay
ments, and if you get to specie
by this time next year,
it will be because the cotton crop
of 1870 will be as successful as
the cotton crop of 1868 and 1869.
And yet a country that can do
such a thing as that a country
through which railroads are now
being made at the rate of more
than a thousand miles a year; a
country which is prospecting, as
everybody admits, and fast repair
ing its lost wealth and its lost cap
ital, as we arc told, is a country in
which there is no security for life,
for liberty or property. The state
ment is sufficient in itself to be its
own refutation.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

1.-TWO females in Indiana are in
training for a prize fight, which
the ultra women's rights advocates
will of course say is correct
enough. In one sense it may be +;
forif women begin to figure in the
plize ring, the male blackguards
will, perhaps, feel ashamed of
themselves and stay out Of 1t.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
HYHIENEAL,

Married, in this city, at 81. Paul's CAthO-
lie Church, bythe Rev. y. X. Lsray, DAVID
WALSH to Miss ANToNIETTE JENNIsEE
all residents Of this city.
We wish our fFisnds unlimited happiness
in the new lie which they have adopted.
HaEzled. q The residence 81 the hsidsal
nezhes, near Warfsntons August Etn y
ne Rsg. d X. Mazrhal4 i. L.AkzFanWa
II Wakgm ceaetys and Ms1a HasEmeaka
MHa -
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
How TO FArrEN A Pooh HORSE.

How TO FATTEN A Pooh HORSE.
Many good horses devour large
quantities of grain and hay, and
still continue thin and poor. The
food eaten is not properly assim-
Hated. If the usual feed has been
unground grain and hay, nothing
but a change will effect any dcsi-
rable alteration in the appearance
Of the animal. In case oil meal
cannot be obtained readily, min
gle u bushel of naXseed with q
bushel Of barley, one of oats, and
another busllcl of Indian corn, and
let it be ground into fine meal.
This will be n fair proportion for
all his feed. Or, the meal or bar
ley, oats and corn, in equal guam
titles, may first be procured, and
one-fourth part of oil. cake mingled
with it when the meal is sprinkled
on cut feed. Feed two or three
quarts of the mixture three times
daily with a peck of cut hay and
straw. II the horse will cat that
amount greedily, let the quantity
be gradually increased, until he
will eat four or six quarts at every
feeding, three times a day. So
long as the animal will eat this al
lowance, the quantity may be in
creased a little every day. But
avoid the practice Of allowing a
horse to stand at a rack well filled
with hay. In order to fatten a
horse that has run down in flesh,
the groom should be very particu-
lar to feed the animal no more than
he will eat up clean and lick his
manger for more.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
In vacation.
Enrol Boyd, OF 81.
No. 81 VI.

NO. 80, W.
Louisa Purdy, jas. n. Purdy, q al
Warren Chancsry Court At RnIaI. Aua
uSt Esd, 1870.
TIPON opening the papers In this eae
and it appearing TO the eailslaettNH
the Court from the AFFIDAVIT ofJ. ~ y HaN
mar, agent and attorney n faet fr tAe
late of Bullard 4 Boyd, tha1 tHa MtAaHN
Louisa Purdy and james Hart fur4E. H1z
husbandi Ella Bullock and william
HuilOok. her hufband; Chariotte IraH.
John Trigg, her husband, and Anna Art
and Hayden Trlgg, her husbands.
residents Of the state OF Mississippi, aaa HUa
yond the ordinary process ofthis confsf end
that the said defendants, Louisa Rura4 ana
james Hart Purdy, her husband, Whe faa#
In the Parish OF Madison. In the a1A rs
Louisiana, and their post ofaca adore
Delta In SAID Parish and that the ee
ants, Ells Bullock and Wtlllam
lock, her husband, reside N ftH N#
OF ShelbyVllle, In the atase Of keA
and have their pest oiico there; Esd tres
Charlotte Trigr and john TrtEE. h# H1
band, are residents Of the city "a AoH44Ii
in the State 81 Kentucky, and naE1 t
post office there, and thef Anna AfRa. ana
Hayden TEigg. her husband, are
Glasgow, IN che stats 0fkentuckY, arr H1
thOIf post Oflces there, this Is lhese.
make known q the srid fouisa Ra1lE
james Hart Purdy, Ella Bullock, WiiIIHH
\, Bullock, Charlotte TrlfF, John TfIHz
Anna Trigg aud Haydan TTinH, mas rH'
they DO and appear before ne Honorable.
Chaucery Court Of Warren eouatE, g -
holden In and for the county o. Walrea. 81
the Court House thereof II esea e VIZ
burg. on the
LIST Monday in October next
to plead, answorord emur 10 the saia esa
plainants Bill OF Complainant the saa.
with the allegations thereof, viii Be- HEs
as confessed as 70 them, and this eau4a
for hearing as 10 them ox-paKto.
II 10 further ordered that q eops e
order DO published once 4 week, fnE
successive weeks, In the #IekshnfH
Herald, . newspaper pTtntea and nah
In the city OF Viokaburg, in said STATS. ASH
that the Clork Of this Court % tfan1Hff
mail, postage prepaid 70 The aloKe1AAA
Pendants, At their respective nIH118 q
deace ~ aforesaid d~atIanAteas s cH
COPY ofthis puhlioatloa.
Done before ne, Ui1ek 81 Ha lAsnfX
Court a. Rules, a4 me U#qe iH We ea.H
Nicksburg, thia, tha A da4 Of AuHla4. 4
d. 1870. T. r. AHEHH
HE. Cook, s~oii5itsE 81
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

SPRUCE UP.-If you get a mo-
ment to spare, spruce up; put that
gate on its hinges; put a little
paint on the picket fence you built
last year, trim up about your door
yard-make it cozy and inviting.
Don't say can't find time to attend
to these things. The fact is, you
have no right to be slovenly.
Your wife and children will be
happier, your farm will sell for
more money in the market and
will be worth more to you at
if you devote an odd hour
now and then to sprucing up.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
SOME OF OUR NATIVE RESOURCES.

SOME OF OUR NATIVE RESOURCES.
An English produce broker
calls attention to the fact, that the
leaves of the Palmetto tree, done
up in bundles, and without any
special preparation, are worth
$3.50 in gold, per ton, for con-
version into fibre. This plant is
abundant in the Southern States,
and can generally be had for the
gathering, and shipments Of it are
earnestly invited. Sumac is an
other article found everywhere in
the United States, and Of q quail
u ten to twenty per cent. better
than European Sumac. which Is
bringing e12e per ton
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
InsOIvent Notice.

To the creditors and ell other persons inter-
ested In the estate Of q. Q. Goa, deceased.
VOU are hereby notified to Ale your ex.
options II any you have t0the validity
o. tho claims pr0bated and registered against
said estate with A. II. Arthur, clerk Of tho
ChAncory Court Of Warren county, and spec
ial commissioner 10 hear and determine said
claims on or before the first day Of beptom-
Der next, 1910, Is required by law.
JAMES BENTHAL,
Iy2i.W3W AdministPatoF
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
Admlnistrator,s NOtice.

WETHEREAs Letters Of Administration
on tho estate OfJerry Miller, deceased,
were granted 10 the undersigned on the 18TH
day Of August, 1870, by the Clerk Of the
Chaneery Court Of Warren county, hissis-
sippi,
Therefore, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby requested 70
exhibit the same Witnin the time prescribed
by law, or tho same will be barred.
WILSON BELL, Administration.
aug 90.d1tW5t
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

Two men near Monroe LA.
the other day who were to sleep on
the same bed, upon which there
was but one pillow, fought for the
possession Of the pillow, when one
was killed.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

TIE late Reverend Dan
Tel Isaacs was both q great
wag and 9 great smoker. "Ah,
there you are" cried q lady, who
surprised him one day enjoying
his pipe, cat your idol again.
Eyes, my dear madam" replied
he cody, II hope yOu do not find
fault with me, for I ought 70 be
commended e you see am burn
tng -
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
AdministratOr's Notice.

VETHEREAB. Letters Of Administration
on tho estate Of Charles p Marble, de.
ceased, were grantedto the undersigned on
Che 20th day Of July 1870, BY the Clerk Of the
Chancery Court Of Warren county, Mlsols-
slppl. Ali persons having claims against
said estate, arc hereby requested 70 exhibit
tho same within the time prescribed b. Law,
or the same will be barred.
AugS I'D. q. BANK8,
AdminiafgaeaF
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

A wOMAN in Lawrence, Kansas,
recently found her bed room filed
with little martins, who had come
in through the open window and
taken possession. Instead Of treat
ing them kindly, she captured
nearly al the poor birds and had
4 pct pie made Of them.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

STATE ow H~ra9EsanpIa
Warren C0uHiE.
In Vacaii0n-Chancofy Court Of
Warren County, at Rules, An
gust S0lh, 1870.
.-W. 10. ~.
2. X. 'Fuli0u, q alJ
TTPON opening ne papsfs In this ANA,
and appearing 10 the H~ntSfaaflan of
toe Coura, IRON tho amdnyit nf "A. RnF.
vel, complAinantH solicitor, that The de-.
iehdanisy the unkaoWH hairs and leyai REP
resoutaitFes. lenas Is. hHit8n and cara u
Williams, are ngn.Fesidcnn af iha efafa AZ
Mississippi, and beyond tue ordinary nFa-
cess Of this Court, and thaG The names nnd
places OF residence Of the aid drfzn1nrfs
the unknown heirs and legal raprlesnfafuei
OF Zenas X. Fulton, has nos ba6a assTfsirei
after diliEent inqalTy and that the said d.
feadant lara q. Williams, Nsido1 a. Poi
Lavaca, In the State Of Texas, and ~ ~
p0st0fice there's this Il, therefore. % nako
known 70 tho said defendants. The unkaown.
heirs and legal representatives Of Zomaa *.
Fulton and lara O. vii iams, that nniess
be and appear at q Chsneery Court 10
10 DC holden IN and for the county Of War.
at the Court House thereof, in tho
October next, A. d. 1870. 10 answer 20 tho
cross bill OF James b. Sims fled herein, the
with the allegations thereof will DO
taken for confessed a. 10 them, and this
set for hearing. IS 10 them, or paFte.
Il Is further ordered that q copyof this
order DO published In tho Vlcksburg Weekly
Herald, q newspaper printed and published
IN the city or vicktburg, IN said stato Of
Mississippi, for four consecutive weees,i and
that = copy OF this publication DO sent % the
sAid lara Z. Williams, &C his place az resi-
lence and p0stOGiee As designated Aforesaid
Done before me, CLERK Of tho Chaneery
Court, at Rules, at my ONCE In tho city OF
vleksburg, this the SOth day ofAuguSt A. d.
1870.
A. II. ARTHUR, Clerk.
Burwell &.Co0k, cOmplalnants solicitors.
sepl-WaI
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
STATE OF M%IsslssIPPI,l
Warren County.
Chancery Court of Warren County,
At Rules, August 30, 1870.
Sims & Ridley.
VS.. NO. l0.
II, 8. Christian, ct all

II. 8. Christian, ct all
T1PoN 'opening the papers In this cause.
and IL appearing TO the satisfaction Of
the court, from tho affidavit OF II. q. Cook,
solicitor for eo~mplainants, that the unknown
heirs Of z ma X. Fulton. decd, and the un-
known heirs Of Hampton $. Christian, deed,
are all non.residonts OF the State OF Missis-
slppi, and beyond the ordinary process Of
this Court, and that the places Of residence
and pOstofloe Of the aforesaid unknown do
PENDANTS has not been aScertained alter dill
gent inquiry: this is. therefore, TO make
known " the sad defendants OF the un-
known heirs Of Zenas X. Fulton, deceased,
and the unknown heirs OF Hampton 3. Chris
tian, deceased, that unless they DO and ap-
pear nc q ChnnceFy Court Of Warren COun-
ty, to be held In and for said county, at the
court. house thereof, In the city Of Vi0ksburg,
on the ist Monday In Oct A. D.. 1871, then aud
there 10 plead, answer or demur 10 the said
co~mplainanps bill OF complaint the same,
with the allegations thereof, will 10 taken
for confessed rs TO them, n this cause set
Tor, as 10 them, OK parte.
II Is further ordered, That q copy OF this
order be publ she'd in tho Vickkbufg Weekly
Herald, q newspaper printed and publ shed
In the city Of ~Vicksburg, In Aaid state OF
Mississippi, for four consecutive weeks.
Done before me, A. II. Arthur, Clerk Of
the JhnCery COaFt at Rules, at my ollce IN
tho City Of VicksbuTg. this the 10Th Gay OF
August, 1870.
BurWell 3 Cook, solicitors for complain
ant. augsl -wtt
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
- oRTNRsR PuRELR.

Gloomy Times In CALIFORNIA;
Cinnamon fer WasheFWomeh
and H0mo ssFvnntsssLetter Of
the AntI-Chlnese Convention 70
the SIX Chinese Companies.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
A or MISSISSIPPI,
YARREN COUNTY.

WARREN COUNTY.
BENJAMIN A. Folks and Mary A. FOlks,l
Administrator Of John p. Gee, decd,
1851 vs..
Chas. PeIne, administrator de bOnls non,{
Isaac Elm0re, OF al,
Chancery Court Warren county, at Rules,
Augu ath, 1910.
TTPoN opening the papers in this cause,
and II appearing 70 the satisfaction Of
the Court, from the AFFIDAVIT OF II. n. Cook,
c~omplainants solicitor, that Louisiana G..
felts, n Of the defendants In this suit, 10 q
non resident OF the state Of Mississippi, and
beyond tho ordinary process Of this Court,
and that her place OF residence and post
Office, are at Memphis, In the State Of Ten
nessee; this Is therefore to make known 70
tho said Louisiana q felts, that unless she
be and appear at q ChRneery Court, to be
held in and for said county, at the Court
House thereof, 10 the City OF Vicksburg. on
tho
First Monday in October, 1870,
then and there, to plead, answer or demur
to the said complainants Bill Of Complaint,
the same. with the allegations thereof, will
DO taken for confessed rs 10 her. and this
canse set for hearing ~ 70 her ex-parte.
IL is further ordered that o copy OF this
order DO published In the Vleksburg Weekly
Herald, q newspaper printed and published
Ia the City Of VcksbuTg. In said state OF
Mississippi for four successive weeks, and
that a copy OF this publication DO sent to the
said louisiana q. Felts, nt her place Of resi-.
dence and post Office as aforesaid deslgnat-
cd
Oono before mo, A. II Arthur, Clerk of
the ChanceTy Court, at my office, at Rules,
in tho City Of vlcks6urg, this the S0th day OF
August, A. ID. 1870.
A. II. ARTHUR, Clerk.
II. + Cook, Sol. for Complnps. auB3l
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03

ttisH.
81. Lot urust 2L.-The cit
liens D. 5000 for the best
cotton lens, TO be awarded
at the s Iis Fair, commencing
October Jeen divided as fol-
lows: leans or long sta
ple-bes; $500; second best.
$500; thru Oest, 200; best tWJ
bales raised by one planter, $500;
second best, $3.50. The same
premiums for uplands or short sta
pie. The best bale of Missouri
cotton, $500; second best, 5000;
third, 800. The best bale raised
in the United States in 1870, EN-
bracing all cotton except Sea Is
land, 500. The awarding COM
mittee will be composed of not
less than five nor more than nine,
the members to be selected from
various sections Of the Union.
If any member of an awarding
committee shall be directly or in
directly interested in the award Of
the premium in the class of which
he acted as committee man, the
premium shall be withheld and the
facts submitted to the General
Committee. No one shall act on
the awarding committees who is
related to any person competing
for a premium.
All entries of cotton must be by
letter or otherwise, on or before
the 1st day of October, and all
cotton must be on the Fair ground
on or before Monday morning,
October Sd. Cotton can only be
entered to compete in one class,
but all cotton can compete for the
sweepstakes, if so entered. The
exhibitor must state distinctly the
class he desires to compete in,
and give the postofflce and State
of the producer. Each bale must
weigh at least 400 pounds. Bales
weighing less will not be accepted.
The Memphis, st. Louis, and st.
Louis and New Orleans Packet
Companies pass free the judges
selected to award premiums, and
carry without charge cotton offer
ed in competition.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-09-03
Fruit Jars.

NJ AsOMB PateatGlass Fruit Jaru.
N LEE RICHARDSON 4 co.