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Delinquent Purchasers Of School Land Grant
Of the Sixteenth and Thirty-Sixth Sections
In Placer County.

Delinquent Purchasers OF School Land Grant
Of the sixteenth and Thirty-six Sections
In Placer County.
W.R. Curtis-No of location, $50; Date of
approval, Nov. 3d. 1863 Description of lnnd,
W. half of Section 16, TIP. 12 n Range East,
Mount Diablo Meridian; No. of Certificate,
3S21 Interest paid, $96 90; Interest unpaid,
1892 95; Principal due - Total due, $13295.
John McFlinn-No. of location, 800; Date Of
approval, May I'd, 1864; Description Of land.
S. f. quarter Of Section 16, TIP. II, N. Range
4SO Interest paid, $4S 90; Interest unpaid.
$42 60; Principal due, -; Total due, $42 GO.
STATE LAND OFFICE,
SACRAMENTO, April 9th, 1870.
I, John W. Bost, Register Of State Land Office,
hereby certify the foregoing to be correct list
Of Lands upon which payments have not been
made in conformity with law in the County OF
Placer, as appears from the records OF this office.
]. W. BOST,
Register of State Land Office.
By E. Tw1rcHELL, Deputy.
To District Attorney of Placer County.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN foregoing delinquent list Of purchasers OF
State Lands has been prepared and forwarded
to me by the Register Of the State Land Once,
and that unless the amount due the State ior
said lands from said purchasers, respectively,
shall be paid within FIFTY DAYS from the date
of the publication of this notice, that will COM
mence suit, as District Attorney OF Placer Conn
ty, for the State Of California, to foreclose the
interest Of such purchasers in the said lands a.
shall have failed to pay the amount due.
HENRY H. FELLOWS,
District Attorney Of Placer County
January 2sth, 1Ssl.-ja2S-0t,
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NeaC ents.
EMPIRE LIVERY STABLE
~ J: II: snrr, Proprietor,

Washington Street, Auburn, near the Ame-
rican Hotel.
TTNHE UNDERSIGNED ANNOUNCES n
l. to his friends and the public gener-
ally that he has Just purchased the well N-U.
known EMPIRE STABLE, and has large
number of gentle
Buggy and Saddle Horses
To hire at all times. Also, SUPERIOR CAR
RIAGES and BUGGIES.
Horses taken at LIVERY at REASONABLE
RATES.
Any one ntru.ting business to the caro- OF the
undersigned, may roy upon every care and at
tention being paid.
fell-71-my j. II. NEFF.
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DIED.

At the Kentucky Ranch, Placer county, Jan.
26th Gustavus s. Phelps, aged so years, u na-
tive of Columbus, Ohio. Ohio papers please
ccpy.1
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DR.. \. D. hARRl9,

IHySHCAtHHK aHU 0tHI 8cOMs
TTAvING LOCATED IN AUBURN, or.
IL fers his services as Physician and Surgeon
TO the people Of town and surrounding country,
and hopes, by strict attention to his profession,
to merit and receive liberal share Of patronage
For the present he can be found, when not ab-
sent on professional business, day or night at
the American Hotel. fe11-my
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EORN.

EORN.
In Auburn, Friday, February 3d, to the wife
of DR.. s. +. Chaplin, a son.
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TREAsURERs MONTHLY STATEMENT.-The fol-
lowing is the Statement of the County Treasurer
for the month ending January 31st, 1871:
Amount of Cash received for Co. pur-
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ddseiviHr ug1n them, sad .bssHl b.
kiskei cat u ttsis staail1ai ~
daring ia aitSmFf to serve ihe CIV
srnmen 81 hss soestally Incompetent
There !. bet = dag thai oaf mails
docs nj, cone tots frum tbe wrong
dfteipn Il happens oloui three
times Ia esefy week that We got the
daii, Jseks0n Pilot en- the South
bound train, III ito evening instead
u The North bound train In che
morning, showing that the package
is carried BY tbs place 10 The morn.
ing and sent back that evening or
next day.
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PARIS AROUND THE STATUE Oh
STRASB0URG

PARIS, February 28.--Terrible
scenes are now enacting. Vast
crowds fill the streets, committing
many acts ofviolcncc. The people
made an attack on some police with
an intent to mudcr them, and ono
was beaten to death, another hanged
and two drowned. Crowds surround
the statue of Strasbourg, which an
orator proposes to remove, lest 1t be
destroyed by the German savages.
Excitement is on the increase, and
the National Guards at Bellevillc
and Mort Martre have decided to
remain under arms. Regiments OF
the line have been hooted and pelted
by the populace. A large body OF
National Guards, fully armed, have
marched to the Camp Elysees,
where they are now camped swear
ing to attack the Germans. The
heads Of Theirs and Favre are de-
manaed. The Gardens of the Tuil-
leries are occupied by infantry of the
line
Accounts from Belleville and
Mont Martro represents tronblous
scenes occurring at those stations.
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Another Murder.

1t is again our painful duty to re-
ord the commission ofanother deed
violence in our county, in which
human life has been wantonly taken.
We learn from the evidence deliver
ID in the trial in the committing
Court, that a negro by the name Of
Poet Lumpkin, living on the Potts
farm five miles cast Of this place
bvned a flock Of geese and that he
Eonnd one of them BY the road side
Mead, and he with another negro
concealed themselves by the road
kide to see WHO should carry the
goose away. They had not long to
Ewait, when another negro living on
|hcfarm Of Mr.. Wink Digger, came
Elong the road picked up the goose
|pftcr examining it and started to
Barry it off, when Poet Lumpkin,
Fprang out from his place ofeoneeal-
|ment and accused Peter Rhodes of
stealing the goose, which Peter de-
|nied and advanced on Poet, who drew
his knife and stabbed Peter Rhodes
|so severely in the abdomen that he
|died next day. Poet was arrested
land committed to jail to await his
trial at the March term Of the Court,
on the charge Of murder. It seems
that our county has been destined
to play an important role in the
drama, when foul and bloody TRACE
dies are to be enacted, during the
past winter hardly a week has rolled
around without a repetition ofthese
reckless taking Of human life, and
if SO frequent occurrence Of this
kind can awaken any feelings IN
the minds of the citizens, it is that
the vengeance Of the law, should
be meeted out to those who dare
transgress its high and sacred ordi-
nances for the protection Of society
and that punishment be inflicted
with no sparing arm upon the rec
handed murder that infest our coun'
", and that desperadoes be laugh
that they will be served with thell
| just deserts. This is the only wa,
TO stop crime and the juries OF tn
country, must act without fear il
finding the sentences of the law up
on the head Of the guilty.
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Bear in Mind.

When disease has undermined the health,
and the physical system has become Frustrated,
q stimulant that will not only strengthen, but
remove the cause, should be Immediately re-
sorted to. Mental distress is ALSO fruitful source
ofthe breaking down Of the constitution, and
the rayages Of this enemy 10 health are truly
alarming. For all such maladies Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters have been found unsurpassed.
BY acting directly upon the digestive organs,
they remove the heavy, disagreeahle feeling
after eating. 50 often complained Of by persons
Of q delicate temperament. As soon as diges-
ton is restored, the patient finds bis strength
Increasing, and his general health improved.
Thousands Of persons certify that it may b.
relied on in all cases Of weakness or nervou:
debility attendant upon sedantary habits
The generality Of Bittcrs are so disagreeable I,
lie taste that they are objectionable 10 a weal
stomach. This Is not the case with Hostetter'
Bitters, which will be found mild and extreme
" peasant. Balsamic plants, barks and root
contribute their restorative juices to render |
soothing and strengthening. Its basis III th
only pure stimulant Nhich has ever been pro
duced, * containing no fflssiI oil, or any other dele
tcrious element. The most careful and skilllu
chemists hare a~naIFzed the Bitters, and pro
nonnccd them harmless. This is scientific tes
t~ilnonY; but the testimony Of the hundreds 3
thousands who have experienced The proven
tive and curative effects Of the aHFAT VICE
TABLE TOXIC and ~ALrEskEfvE os modern time
il still more conclusive. In Fever and AgIs
| Dyspepsia. BuIiuusness. Ntrycus Complaint
Chronic Complaints and general debility II
II nrsriy ipfailihis ~ anything ip this fFlibl
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At Salt Lake a mar went down
into a shaft to see what was the rea-
soma blast didn't go off. lie came
up directly in installments, with a
lot of pieces of stone, and as the part
with the head on went through the
crowd Of workmen it said there
didn't appear TO be anything to mat
ter with the blast it was only I
little late that was all.
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SuRdries,

Prof. Morse is dangerously i'll.
Moltke is goingto marry Frau'ein
Won Vincke Albendorf.
The King OF Sweden isa adeptin
the use Of the pocket pistol.
The best liver medicine IN the world Is Bra
zier's Liver Cordial. II thoroughly renovates
the liver, no matter how torpid Il may be.
Prince Napoleon Is to make his
permanent residence in London.
Hon. LID. Campbell raises more
colts than any man in Ohio.
Bert Hart has arrived III New
York and the Mrs. Leo Hunters arc
after him.
The Sweedcnborgians have eaptu-
red Aleck II. Stephens and Hcrschel
v. johnson.
DR.. Brazicr's Liver Medicine Il Che best Liver
Regulator known.
Gov. J. w. Stephenson, Of Ken
lucky, has been elected president q
a bible society.
Nilsson has a binding engagement
nA
that will take herto Londoni III April
W.D. Winter, Of Bayou Sara, La.
insured bis life for 100000, and thcr
aprocured himself to be assassinatcd.'
The Pope has his private library
and his important papers packe'
ready for removal from the Vatican
Henry Van Meter, aged 10, die
on Sunday week last, at Banjor.-
Old hundred, very long meter.
{ Never use calomel OK mcrcurial poisonz K
The LIVER. Use DR., Brazicrs Liver Mcdicin
Herschcl NJ, johnson, Of Georgii
has been admitted to the bar Of I'll
; United States Supreme Court.
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PEACE.
The Indemnity Question.

VERSAILLES, February 23.-The
MonltcurO official justifies Gcrmany's
demand for an indemnity for $1,000
900 thalers, and recalls the example
of America, and adds that Franco
will soon recover from her present
condition, provided she abandons
useless war;.
The Moniteur, of Bordeaux, an
nounces that the armistice has been
prolonged unit the 2Gth at midnight,
and deniesthe reports respecting the
Prussian demands, and says that Bis
marck and Theirs will maintain alb
solutc silence.
LONDON, February ga Paris
dispatch Of the 22nd says nothing is
known of the Prussian terms Of peace.
The Figaro says the terms are cor
eiIiatory. The Moniteur, of Vor-
s%ailles, says the war indemnity de-
manded by Germany is two million
thalers. Germany demands imme-
diate payment Of two million frances
by the department of Disc, and ac-
cords delay in the payment Of the
remaining eight millions Of contri-
button.
PARIS, Feb. 27.-An oficialnotice
signed by Pikcard, confirms the
signature of performances of peace,
and announced that the armlstice
will be prolonged for four days. Con
tributions and acquisitions are to
cease.
The enterance of the Germans in
to Paris was the price paid to save
Belfort.
Peonien Quentin has been ap-
pointed Miuisterof Finance.
It is said that Aurclles has been
named commander Of the National
Guards Of the Seine.
The Germans will enter Paris on
Wednesday, and will evacuate the
city Immediately upon the ratifica-
ton Of peace.
The consultative commission goes
to Bordeaux on Tuesday, and will
debate upon the question of the
ratification of a treaty Of peace:
which will commence Immediately.
The Partisan army will occupy
| the left bank Of the Seine.
No Frenchman in uniform arc t.
/ be allowed to enter the German
portion Of the city, which will b.
surrounded by barbados.
| There was much patriotic agita-
ton on Sunday night'in consequence
il of a report Of the immediate entr,
of the Germans. The guards erect
ed ramparts in the Champs Elysees
to repel the enemy. There wa
I however no disturbance, and b
Midnight Sunday quiet was restored
On Monday morning crowds sur
rounded the notice signed By Pick
!, ard, which had been rlaycarded !
various parts Q fParis.
= The Patrie says the question Z
II the entry ofthc German army, int
I Paris occupied negotiations te
tunes longer than the question (
4 territorial cessions and indemnity.
\ Many citizens have purchased tV
weeks Of provisions 70 avoid Al
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Sheriff Ozaunc. arrested Winfield

A--.M - =
Sheriff Ozannc, arrested Winfield
Baker, the young man charged with
tue killing ofthe old negro woman
on the Small place near Eureka, as
reported in last issue Of the Star,
on Friday Of last week at Elliotts
Mill. He was tried before John A.
Polk, justice Of the peace On satur-
day last and committed BY him to
Jail On the charge Of murder without
bail, to await trial nt tho Circuit
Court in March. The plea Of AZ
alibi was put in for the prisoner
Not wishing y prejudice the inter
est Of the prisoner with the com
munity 50 that he might not have
fair trial, VIC defer further com
Incnt.
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We learn that the wife Of our for
mercouniyman Capt. N. G. Taylor,
now living in Memphis was the
lucky holder ola lottery ticket that
drew nine hundred and fifty dollars
in the Missouri lottery drawn a few
days ago. Mrs. Taylor received
the cash upon her prize.
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PAS kittsa@ln another column viii BE-
found the advertisement Of Davif Faia Killer.
There i probably 70 ether preparation msaa-
iactarsd that has beeeae ~ mHeh Of = baase-
bold word ~ Pain Killer. For thirty years u
hiss stood bef1fe OF public, and the inhume-
mbie testimonials that have been called iofth
voluntarily. isstfy fHllY its merits. When you
need hmIly medicine buy Pain Killer.
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COUGH NO MORE,

WARSER's CouGH BALsAM Is healing, soften
ing and expeetorating. The extraordinary
power it possesses in Immediately relieving
and eventually cureing the most obstinate
crses Of Coughs, Sore Throat, Bronchitis In
huenza, Cataryh, lIoarssness, Asthma and Con-
sumption Il almost incredible. So prompt Is,
the relief and certain Its effects in NIL the above
cases, or any affection Of the throat and lungs
that thousands ofphysicians are daily prescib-
ing it, and one ana all say that II il the most
healing exPectorant medicine know. One
dose always affords relief, and In most cases
one bottle effects a cure. Sold by druggist, in
large bottles. Price One DollaS. II is your
own fault if You still Cough and suffer. The
Balsam will cure,
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Tallahatchie River is booming
in its wide spread writers, and reach
es from hill to hill at this point
The water is still rising and has
washed one of the small new bridges
away at the foot of the hills on the
north of the river, Considerable
damage will be done to the levee by
this overflow.
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From the Madison, ARK Free Press, De-
cember 8th, 1869.
Another FREUD Of ours has given his testimony
in favor of DIR. VIM. Braziers celebrated Liver
Cordial. He bought a bottle for his mother,
who had been sick all summer, who common
ced improving and got entirely well before
using one bottle.
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The largest cotton factory now In
the world is now being built at Ma
con Georgia. The engine is $50
horse power, and the internal ma
chinery IS being manufactured in
England.
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The fayYrite trimming for bonnets
consists Of largo crushed roses with
withered leaees-omblematic, We
suppose, Of the fading glories OF the
brilliant season 80 near its oud.
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Our modern course of living begets a condi-
ton of the body that requires occasional relief.
The system becomes entebled, deranged, clog
ged and labors in its task. The mind sympa-
thizes with it and both sink, or are depressed
together. To restore the vital energies, purge
the system-eleanse the blood-take Ayers
Pills.-G.asgow, lKyrlFree Press.
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''Music hath charms to sooth the savage
breast but it never has been known to have a
salutary effect on a diseased Liver; and Dir.
VIM Brazier being aware Of thesineficieney Of
music, invented for the liver the now celebra-
ted Liver Cordial. Mansfield 4 Higbee, sole
proprietors, "a
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It- sl sn snaI
m a. ie tf ts ssassisaad 81
.lnlfF T.s hlf0 tH sI e.
pJa asisf ilr Napaleae pfai
i1Ftr aai we mHr 10 iH ~
gaeHae ri hs l.tf To Chat apHfl
The Ffffsla belief fiHi ls esf
mans viii enter de sy s..1 ff
i%1f6hflga f. provoke a emf
wtish will give color 70 more esss
ilsus
faSpos, Feb ~ Meditation has
beca Offered and accepted IN the
spantb Egyptian difficulty and .
peaccable solution Is anticipated
4 Times speelal frov Versailes
gives additional particulars OF ihc
treaty. Tho forfeited city ii Lm
vile. Nancy and iielfort. have been
ich to FrHucc. b0ngNay. Thi7u-
vile. Metz. Saarbuck and Froud +,
'go TO Germany.
Rotl sehild promises 70 pay Che
indemnity within a year. By which
the army Of occupation will be got
ria Of al the end ofihat time.
Prince Frederick Charles is 10 be
Governor Of Champagne with head
quarters at Rheims. Emperor VII.
liam will merely pass through Paris
and his new possessions in route ia
Berlin.
LONDON, February pa dispatci,
from Harvc says that the German.
unaware Of the prolongation of Tho
armistice attaeted that city to-day.
Their operations were checked by
the appearance of n flag of truce
from the city with the Jews an(
hostilitics at onced ceased.
PARIS, February 2S.-1tls stated
that the occupation of the Depart
ments of the South Seine cease.
after the NOTIFICATION Of the treaty.
VERSAILLES, February %, -Ever,
thing has been prepared for the en-
try O. the Germans into Paris. TIL,
issue of final orders, however, ha
been reserved till tomorrow, Agi
tation in Paris continued Throughout
yesterday, but no disorder.
The manifesto signed by the edl
tors of forty-three newspapers, ex
horts the people to calmness ant
dignity under the approaching trial
Boursc and the theaters are to b
closed during the occupation of tn
city.
The German troops are to b
strictly confined to their quarter
while in Paris.
The powder magazine at Villett
; has been pillaged by soldiers.
PARIS AROUND TIE STATUE OF
STRASB0URG
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Are you sick? Do you require an inyigora-
tor? Something to produce a natural action
Of the liver2 DO you wish a mild, gentle, yet
enieacious remedy for disease Of this organ ,
Then procure Dr., Drazier's Liver Cordial
Sold BY Mansfield 4 lIigbee, Memphis, Team.
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ieHisa laff fls tpi a ffls'
Il tiks 5'7m ~ be- sii mais
be- dsbai there a spega she wiz
be ssef bee aha e uhl-alHle
ign ieaf iaasr-as4 ihaa il 80 ls
fastaouahis 10 .iar lfsd Cslsmbo
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A laurel wreath of gold has been
voted by the ladies of Munich to the
Emperor William, and a statue to
Count Moltke.
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March came in like a lamb,
whether it Will 90 out like a roaring
lion remains vet to be seen.

DR.. Livingstone has discovered underground
cities, where thousands OF people | We, in Africa,
some excavations are saitl to be thirty miles
long, and have running rils in them. Won
deriul! But not more so than the cures effected
by Brazier's Liver Coidial.
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LIyERs-Liver complaints ruin all appetite
for the good thiugsof this life. DIR. VIM. Bra
Tiers Live Cordial is the best remedy, and it
is astonishing how soon theappetitc for mullins
and rolls returns after It, use.
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The resemblance of Mr.. Richings
to George Washington was SO re-
markable that he sat to Sully, the
painter, for a portrait of the immor-
tai.
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Garibaldi has returned to his Is
land home on Caprera, in the Med
iterranean, on the Northern coast
of Sardinia.
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Worth. H. i'sfisiah man nalissf.
i saia ~ contemplate setting ~
basiaess IN New YofL If 81 The
lofel,es tears will for the fret time
be shed ia memory Of departed
Worth
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Weed Sewing Machines, sG3 See
and street, MeMphls.

Dark gloves with the dress suit
are the proper thing at small parties,
especially on verbal invitation.
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Chicago is saidto have a temperance society
With 500 members in good standin y, Almost
as wonderful as the cures e~ifectedtby DIR. Bra
zier's Liver Cordial.
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Harry Hall, who was accideatly
shot in the Veranda Hotel, Sardis,
about two weeks since is recovering
very rapidly.
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Henry Ward Beeeher has a flock
Of 1912, of whom 1910 are women
and the shepherd pockets $4,000
annually from the leeces.
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W. M. Green's Appointments

'rine Fruit trees. Every variety, B.. L.
BILLIARD Depot Agent,
Batcsville Mississippi.
2-m-ja 18th
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On. vooRHIEs, Of Memphis, is the most erai-
nentof the Eye and Ear Surgeons of our s. nth
er-land.
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Citation N0tire.

10 j.. luoins Metiehce, who il an heir AZ law
of1ane rs .. AcGehee, deceased, and resides
u Oxford IN The State Of Georgia Grsrita3t
YSiare cited 70 I've aud appear before tho charr
cry court Of pauola county, State of Missis-
Pown Of Pamela, on the frat Monday In Aoril
FlS7l, then AID there TO show cause, ifnnv you
can, why the fnoi acc5uat OF I'll v. McGehcs
and Nm. T.. ArGeher, executors OF The las
will and testament Of James ,. Mech, z, d.
ceased, tlcdfn said court should not DO al
lowed and approved.
by order Of court.
fills j. G. HARRISON, CIR,