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Hon. A. o. P. NIcAolsor.

AS soon az the resultiof " -
upon the amended CoUstit6s shall
have been officially declared Hon.
A. o. P. Nicholson, sharpencdwill,
it is understood, peils to~Oe ha'Ence-
mens Of his name as a candidate for
Supreme Judge. 10 a letter to Maj Or
J. c. Thompson, of Nashville, he in.
Inmates that he will readily acquieSce
in any just mode of ascertsining the
sentiment of the bar and people as to
the TWO Judges who should be select
ed n Middle Tennessee.
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stockholders' Neetine.
OFFICE NASHVILLE & DAoArUR RI
n .ar1rrrrr. Al 1910

OFFICE NASHVILLE & DECATUR 3. RI
NASHVILLE, April IS, 1870.
A called meeting of the Stockholders of
Il the Nashville q Decatur Railroad Co.,
for a special purpose, will be held at Pulas-
ki, Tenn. on Monday the 18th day of May
next. A full attendance either in person or
by proxy is desired. Stock holders will be
passed free to and from the meeting, by ex-
hibiiiDG their certificates Of stock to the con-
doctors By order OF the Board.
apTl5-td G. W. SEAY, Sec.
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should have been-as
pEOminSucs are. He

should have bsen-as
pFOminOucs ara. He
kept from eight. Aud them
&ho called to see the remains of the
''gEsat ststSsman'' could obtain view
Of the corpse. In vsinkdid his friends
urge that his remains should{ be laid
10 state in the War Department. His
grave clothes were made to cover up
bis face. He was member of the
EpiSooPAl Church, and that church
denies to suicides graves under iiS
prayers and protection. And to have
made known the manner Of his death
would have been the casting him out
from church rites aud Christian bu-
rial. And this would have had great
political effect. and so a oonSultation,
called 81 II O'Clock ct night, WAS
held, and it WAS decided that the
truth must not be kuown.i
\ "Aud sgsin. Why waslhis body ts-
ken up quietly the week after inter-
msnt, and another put in its Place?-.
Simply that the manner Of mis- death
might never be proven"
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ROBERT HAMILTON
AGENT For
Grocer & Bakers.
ELASTIC STITCH {
FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.

POINTS OF EXCELLENCE.
Beauty And Elasticity of Stitch.
Perfection and simplicity of Machinery.
Using both threads directly from the spools.
No fastening seams by hand and no waste
of thread. Wide range Of application with
out change of adjustment.
The seam retains its beauty and hrmnosS nf
ter WISHING and ironing.
Besides doing all kinds ofWork done by 9th
or Sewing Machines, these Machines exC1to-
the most-beautiful and permanent embEetd-
" and ornamental work.
The very highest prize, the Gross Of the
.Sion Of honor, was conferred on the rep
sentative of the Grover and Baker Sewing
\ Ichines, at the Exposition UnIveTsels. Pa
Eis, 1867, Thus atssstinc thciF EyeAt superior
ity oves all other Sewing MseE5nes.
he agent n1ay be fond at Mrs. Rudd's,
-. - ines en- be seen. no1Qtf.
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Wholesale PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
INQUIRE &.HITL-
Wholesale and Retail Groccrs, south side {
Public Square.

Apples, gwen, pr bu: Horse shoes, keg {, so
80 -. l.5O. hon bar q d X 81
Axes, doz, 1900 is, 90 Lard , -. IS n 20
Batter, = ID 20 a 25 her, Sole 3 b
Bacon : 1917 a Is Oak tan 49,. SIS
Bagging, Hea"y Flax. Hemlock 40 q so
2 yd .,.........84. Upper, SO # ... IS
Hemp p yd % a 80 Lead q ID ...... 20
Bale rope 2 h. I21I Mule shoes q ky $50
BeeswaX- 25 q so Nails cut lOd. ky 6, 90
Coffee Rio 800. % a 81. horse shoe ID 3 80
- Laguayra % a 3O:Oil coal gal 6O@75
-, " Java. ...... 40 Linseed l 20 l 80
Cheese 49,, % 25 Paint, White JLesd-
Candles Star Is a % pure ID Is q II
Cotton yarn 400, 81 Salt Z bu Dbl 4,5O-5, 90
" 500, 20 81 ......8,T5 4, 90
600 is Sugur n 0 fbI4 q Is
400. Is demarara 16 II
Dried fruit .......... extra g IS 1S11
Reaches q ID ......-: cru led $500. 20 a %
apples - "a q 5 pulverized 20 a %
Flour 3 bI7,O0 a 1900 Tobacco -............
Feathers 2 h 80 a 10: chewing b 70 a / ,25
Grain, Corn = bu 100 leaf 90 a So
Wheat al ,0oalI 10. smoking
Hides, dry, ID 1877
q
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT !.
Terms of AdyertisinE.

Acknowledgements inserted Mt &2,OO poT
square. 10 lines oTless, in this type, for the
first, and so cen!s for each subsequent inser
ton.
Advertisements OF marked with the num-
her Of Insertions desired will be inserted
and charged for al the regular rates until
ordered out.
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aPrl5 At

TOn8oKsdal.
Having recently opened Barber Shop in
IL the house formerly occupied By the
Sunnyside Saloon, I'd Main street, will be
happy to see those of my friends and the
public generally who are in need OF a shave
or shampoo. Hair cut and dressed in the
highest style. HENRY WILLIAMS.
sPrlS I'm Proprietor.
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WOODFORD

WILL make the season Of 1870 at my sta
w bic, one mile east Of Pulaski, At $500
TO insure or S25.O0, the season. The season
has begun and will end the 18th of July, he
is Is hands ~ inches high, LOOKS and PER
EORE Rs we'll rs ANYBODYs horse. As well bred
"a any tTotting horse in Tennessee, and With
as hne action. WoOdford received p blue ri
bands and two red ones last fall being then
only three years old. PIen'y ofgood grass for
mares at 81, 80 per month OF grain fed and
st2bloi If desired.
Apl- 2m. A. J. MckIMMIN.
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B. P. ROY
The Splendid Stallion

TRAVELLER.
WILL mako tho present season at my Sta
w bles on tho old y aIes farm, near
Wales Station, ut $40 By the insurance.
Travellers grand sire was old Traveller.
He rs z years old, nearly sixteen hands high,
and is fine saddle horse, possessing all the
sGcdle gsits to perfection, and fast.
FeS1-lm T.B. -
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NoTroE

Tho insolvency Of the Estate of II. q. San
ders, decd, having been suggested to the
Clerk OF the County Court of Giles county,
therefore sll persons having claims against
said estate arc notified to Me the Same duly
hentic ated in the Office of said Clerk at
Pulaski, in the time prescribed by law.
APPS At LIB. HICKMAN, admir-,
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Attention

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVl
AsRIssoR's OTYIOE, 4TH DIS. TENN. {
- IN accordance with section "I9' internal
Revenue Laws" hereby set the 25th day
ofAPril, 1870. as the time, and my Office in
the city of MuTfreesboEo as the place, to hear
appeals relative to any erroneous OF excess
SiVe valuations, assessments or enumera-
tiOns made by the Assessor or Assistant As
SCISSORS Of this District, returned in the an
nua' list for the tax year of 1870, and the in
come Of 1859. Appeals must be in writing
-----.---- SAM. BROWN,
Rpr6-3t Assessor 4th Dist. Tenn,
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ESTATE OF THOS, MAR

A LII persons indebted to this Estate are
u notified to come forward and make set
element.
All just claims ag Ainst the Estate will be
P aid upon presentation.
HENRY NJ. SPOFFORD,
pulaski. 18th Anil. lSIo.tf Exscntor
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A@AA@~ @AAAA ="
HAS tho pleasure of announcing to her
al EtoqBrs and the public generally, that
She Is prepared to exhibit a choice selection
Of Millinery, Dress Trimmings, Laces, etc.
In our dress-making department we arc as
sociRted with Madam DemoTsst, New York,
and are carly advised ofall changes.
Rooms west side of SO Iare. aprs-tf.
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MRS. F. ". RUDD

WOULD be pleased TO seeF all of her old
customer this Sp.i e. Sleihas 3 beautiful
assortment of ,
Spring BOnnsts. Hats. Ribons. Flow
ars, Lucss. Yelling. DO.
Prices to nit the time. Call and examine
her beautiful stock. april 5-2m.
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Hams ...F... Il - Is
Shoulders 20 1213
Sweet Potstoes, per BUSH $50
Some animation tbs market
during the past week nil low mid
dlings selling readily 20c and the
lszEk.s rades from .Iae-.;-.
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THE GREAT COUGH -
Hungarian Balsam Of Life

The prescription Of u regular physician
Just as good when the label on the bottle
ich contains it is FRIETKD as when it is
EaITTEN, and when q remedy is found to b'
s.ooD the fact that il is proprietary medicine
doeSnot impair its qualities in the least
Hence we urge trial Of
HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE
upon ali who are suffering from any disease
in which q perfect eXpectorant should be
use whether it be "Only slight cold" or
incIpient consumption. OF which . cough or
cold is too often only the herald. All Afec-
tiOns cf the Bronchial Tubes and air PasSA-
ges, such as
Bronchitis, Asthma Coup, Influenza,
WhOOPing Cough Sore Throat,
and similar diseases arc too dangerous to be
tIihed with and it is really criminal to neg
lect them when . remedy like tGe
EUN9ARIAN BALsAM OF LIFE
is within easy reach at low price.
One of :he principal ingredients of this
great Lung Medicine is Wood EaPthG, the
active principle Of pure Pine Tar, and eEpe-
eiRl care is taken that none but the genuine
English is used, although the cost is double
that Of the common. This has long been
Ls d il Europe as = standard ne ~ for con-
sumption, and its happy scientific combine
ton with LuRgwoFt, MAtico, HOaT-hound
and ether sterling remedies, well Known
here, makes it perfect cure for al classes OF
Bronchial and Pulmonary complaints. 1t
has stood the test of trial Tor over Fifteen
Years, and the proprietor can show testimo-
malls of cuFesef consumption by the HUNGA-
RIAN BALaAH OF LIFE, which border closely
on the marvellous, physicians Of standing
having previous to its use pronounced the
cases hopeless.
NFOT sale by all Druggists. I
Mansfield q HIgbec, Sole PrOgrietorS'
Memphis Tennessee.
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with oldYaunt Din tF5'9els, who will
appear in pair of red br6ssns and a
handsome misunderstanding The
gifts Ola young trebel traits
"nussed ."-Ex.
In the name Of all the 50
ling gourd WINS we ask
aunt Dinah will wear?
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WoreQVariety ~


The suggestions gc0ntaiDed in the
following fromlbs olaEksZills ChrOn-
iOIe will apply tO,this loea'
The great need of this ocular
section of countrys is. in our Opinipp.
= greater diversity Of agricultural
products. Our soil is we'll adapted
to such varied production, and as
such system would bot
little, with
i.iury AID unsss 40 gFsat good. A
meadow tOI instance. on each farm
viii not only supply the farmer with
q s10erjoFZGintsr proysnder. ont any
NH. IN ready. market at
rSmunersti An1 -.I IS tnost
brought from,
would keep at
money that go to
Sla'ge other States.
.nC'' ','' s9s cths prosperity of
our own. .adod
To this item OF -! y -ouSG :.
hops aOd broom co sOFn-bo'h easily
raised and Ipsy,ng heavier proper y.
be raised st
ahaaSdas ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
Matters Coming Right.

o. FRIDAY h,, an election was held Al Rich
u1rl and Iieuricl County. Va. f,r a member
1t lie Legislature 10 place of Kelly. a cou,er-
waive. resigned. Richmond city gave a ma
Hrity of $50 or Guy. Conservative, over Boyd,
,oarsd republican. d conservative gain Of $50
since tac la,, election Guy is elected by
abau, 400 or 900 majority
Judge Alexander Eiycs has abandoned the
9 l,a .f oou'e,tius the election Of M. Duke
from ,be AlJcmarIe district
Tie retirement Of Charles y. Drake, Of Mis-
s,lri. Co become Chief Justice Of the Court At
Claims Is 4 great relief to the Senate and to
newspaper readers, but We sympathizc with
the Court.
G.>roS. Dec l2-The municipal election
here to-day resulted in the choice Of Mr.. Wm.
CASTOR dcraocratic and citizens candidate, for
mayor, by about 5000 majority. The CASTOR
ticket carries Of the y aldermen, and proba-
Jly a majority Of the council.
Lowell, to-day elected Edward /. Sherman.
citizens candidate, Cor mayor, over Charles L.
Scott, republican. Newburyport elected e.
lrilge e Kelsey democrat for mayor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
A Vindictive Debate.

In the Senate, on Tuesday last, Mr. McCree-
~ Of Kentucky, with mistaken policy, offered
a resolution Of inquiry into the propriety Of
restoring the Arlington estate to Mrs. Lee,
widow Of Gen r. f. Lee, and passed hand
some eulogium upon the General. This brought
out copious flow Of venom from EdmundS
Carpenter, Morton, Scott, Rice, Thayer, Wiley,
Sawyer, Patterson, Nye, Flanagan, and Sum-
uer-not one Of whom, we believe, ever burnt
powder or flashed steel in the face of Lee du-
ring the war After some explanatory re-
marks by Messrs Trumbull, salisbury and
Bayard. the vote on granting leave to intro
Guce the resolution was 4 to "a.
A caucus of Radical members at night was
the Consequence of Mr.. McCreery's ill-advised
movement, and it now seems to be the deter
mination of the party TO vote against gene
raj amnesty bill. In the caucus the same Bit
ter feeling was evinced
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
st. Domingo.

The President seems determined to have a
part Of the Island of San Domingo in time to
ensure three more Radical electoral votes.-
Last session treaty negotiated by some Of his
special friends was rejected by the Senate, in
which rejection Mr. Sumner acted promi-
ueut part.
To got over the difficulty Of securing a two
thirds vote in the Senate, President Grant pro-
poses to acquire the territory by a joint reso-
luton as III the case Of Texas; and, as pre-
limiuary, suggests the appointment of COM
missioncrs to acquire information as to the re-
sources Of the negro concern. A snug business
for four partSaus, who will report favoraby
as a matter of course No doubt the report is
already prepared, and the commission will
have little real labor in the case. Senator
Morton has made movement to carry out the
Presidents views but the searching inquiry
Of Mr.. Sumner will somewhat retard this tempt
ing speculation.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
The County Seat.

In our last issue we called the attention Of
our readers to the important subject Of the
transfer Of the county seat back TO Charles
town. We arc glad to learn that the matter
is receiving that attention which its gravity
dernands. and that already the petition in cir
culatioa has appended to 1t a very large num-
Der Of eli classes Of the community. Theques-
tioa is one in which all are interested. Indeed
there is nothing relating to the domestic az
fairs Of the county in which its people could
well be more interested. II is something that
comes home personally to a vast majority Of
them, and it is to affect their convenience as
well as pecuniary interests perhaps for all time
10 come The question should now be settled
deliberately and intellgcntly, aud any further
agitation Of it should cease.
In accordance with the promise heretofore
made, we now propose to submit to the candid
Judgment Of our readers some Of the weighty
considerations which in our opinion demand the
removal ofthe county seat back to Charlestowu.
/. It should be done on the principle that
the greatest good should always be secured to
the greatest number. There can be no doubt,
we ,Aink. that the convenience and economy
o. a very large mass Of the people Of the
county require it.
Let US examine this proposition. We have
before Us the census returns Of the present year
showing the aggregate and voting population
Of Jefferson county. These returns show the
following results:
Population Of the county-whi,e and colored,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
Postmaster General.

As a preliminary step to his appointment
in the place of Mr. Creswell, Col j. W. For
ney desires to dispose Of the Washington
Ciromcls. 1t woalL not be seenly in Cab
net Minister TO be running two party machines,
d" both daily" Hence bis offer 10 sell out his
organ at the seat Of government. The Adj
miuis,ratiou is in despairing mood when it
seuds for Or. Foruey, an accomplished mauip-
ulator. Pennsylvania, the keystone Of the
Radical arch must be fastened, else the whole
fabri, will tumble
TIE latest report is ;hat Senator Ca,,elI Of
New jersey IS 20 give way fur IT, election Of
Secretary Robson aud Col. Foruey TO be Sc
cre,ary Of the Navy. This snug arrangement
viii save CrcsWcil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
Pay an Old Debt First.

President Grant, in his Message, suggests
the propriety Of the governments assuming
the payment Of the claims against Great Bril-
tain on account of the depredatious of the Ala
bama. Judging from a prominent example
of bad faith, we should think the claimants
will scarcely favor this proposition The go
vcrnmeut undertook, more than sixty years
ago, april 60, 1893 to pay claims Of Ameri
eau citizens arising under spolistions commit
ted by the French prior to July lst, 1901, aud
these have not been paid yet, whilst most Of
the original claimants are dead, and tue heirs
Gcspahing have sold their chances for trifiug
amounts. It is true that bills passed by Con-
gress were twice vetoed, once by Mr.. Polk, and
once by Mr.. Buchanan. The bill which Mr..
Sumner IS now pressing in the Senate proposes
tarly Justice. and the mover deserves credit for
his persistent efforts, but in short session the
prospect Of success is 3 y no MEANS aatseriRg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
Good for Travellers.

The Court before whom was tried the case
of the State Of Maryland against the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Company, for the one-ffth
Of the passenger fare on the branch between
Baltimore and Washington, having decided
the tax 70 be unconstitutional and not recover
able, the Company has promptly reduced the
rate Of fare to Sl2O. What is to be done with
the amount in hand, which cannot be returned
to the travellers, is no the subject Of discus
sion. We doubt not Mr.. Garrett will find
good use for it ; but, if a word here be not inn
pertinent we would suggest that 100000 Of
it be donated to the Valley sufferers by the
food. and the remainder applied to the con-
structiou Of the Valley Road The company
could not better SubServe the interests of Balti-
more and the State of Maryland than by such
a course, for whatever helps the City benefits
the State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17

ness men. of the time lost for the reasons above
indicated there are but few, if any, of those
who bear the burdens of taxation, that will not
learn, from the irresistible logic Of figures that
the outlay thus made has been far greater,
from year to year, than will lie needed to pay
their share for the same time, and until fully
liquidatcd, Of any reasonable sum required to
the county seat at Charlestown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad.

At q regular meeting of the Board Of Direc-
tors of the B. & 0. X. X III Baltimore, on We'd
nesday last, Hon. JNo W. GARRETT was
unanimously reelected President Of the road.
Upon taking the chair, Mr.. Garrett deliver
ed an address, in which he stated his appreca-
ton Of the high honor conferred upon him by
the unanimous vote Of the board in calling him,
for tie thirteeulis year, q the presidency Of
tLe comr,nv Nise.rcferrcd to the krct thar tie
neriod during which he had acted in this car
pacity was one not always Of fair weather aud
smooth seas, but the company had often en-
cnnntered severe tempcsts aud great perils.
In his review of the important enterprises
upon which the Company had entered, among
other things he remarked that the heavy and
costly work upon the Metropolitan Branch
road is being rapidly pressed and it is hoped
that this short and strong line, so interesting
and important 10 the national capital, will be
completed within nine months.
The Valley railroad, of Virginia, through
which results can be achieved most desirable
and important to all interests connected with
that line, should be vigorously prosecuted.
As showing he effect of the combinations OF
the Baltimore and Ohio Company, the preSl-
dent stated that the revenue for the past mont
of the road and its branches was s ,O76,SG5 y.
Mr.. Garrett, in closing, stated that from that
strength which is the result Of union and Wig
orous cooperation, he trusted all the valuable
enterprises to which lie had referred would be
accomplished.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
steel Engraving OF General
Robert l., Lee.

Subscribers renting 81 Tor one YEAR, ruhscrip-
lion o. Tur SorrHirN Pass. an lllustrst 4 Week
Is Journal Of 20 columns, vii receive an elegant
Steel Eneraving of Gen. Robert 7. Lee, %Ils
inches. forwarded ina secure case. postage PAID
bv Us This nuiu ber contains large timely exc,
-u,ed likeness OF Gen Lee. engraved bv skilliul
arti,t from a photogaph. expressly for The Press.
with an outiin,. Of hi lite and an account Of bis
ob.equics. Single copies. if ordered early) for
warded tn anv address on receipt Of 10 cents
Energetic Canvasseri wanted in every county IN
the South. To whom liberal list OF premiums Is
offered in this issue. . -.
Address; THE SOUTHERN PRESS,
Baltimore, Nd.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
Dec. Il, 1870.

TNOCI Morgan d Sons Sapolio for general
4 = hou-ebAld purposes is better and cheaper than
Soap. ltSclsssas Windows, occurs Knives -asl
tableware removes stains and rust and Is ID very
best thing ever used for general honse cleansing,
TO be had at c. L. BELLER'S.
Harper's Ferry, Dec. l., 1870
A Large and complete stock Of Ladies Note
~ Paper all sizes and styles-very heayy-also,
Letter, Cap, Bill and Legal Cap Paper, Envelopes
all sizes, Pocket Memoranda's Pass and Bill Books
Ledgers and Day Books, Pocket Diary's for 1871,
all the school books used in schools, and Ha-
gerstowp Almanack's, to be had at
G. E. BELLER'S.
Harpers Ferry, Dec l., 1870.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
COMPREHENSIVE.

VNHE undersigned have this day entered into
partnership for the purpose of conducting a
business as Druggists and Apothecaries, under the
name and firm OF Light Washington, at the stand
recently occupied by Aisquith d Washington, in
Charlcstown.
GEORGE 7. LIGHT,
JOHN 4. WASHINGTON.
December Is, 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-12-17
Notice..

rIyHE Accounts of Samuel II. Woody asst -ned
/ for the benefit o creditors have been placed
in nv hands for collection. Prompt payment is
expected. ,,oo,-
Dee. Il. ls70-3t Attorney.