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HOMICIDE.
slOsdy Rsncontsr Ia Smith County.
NaGhville upiOn and American !

Nashville Union and American
Intelligence of a dreadful homicide
near Rome, Smith county, reached us
late yesterday, and the facts as related
are substantially as follows:
A gentleman named Bradley had 8
difficulty some time ago with a man
named Garrett, and last Monday, as
he was riding by the latter's house,
near Rome, he was asked in, or went
in the house for the purpose Of taking
dinner. A man named Anderson,
one of CARROTS friends, was present,
and drawing out pistol, placed it on
the table. From some unknown
cause difficulty arose between the
parties, In which Anderson Is reported
to have scut Bradley seven times In
the region of the hip and thigh, be-
side being struck with a weight on
the head by Garrett, it is thought,
producing death in ten minutes. Gar
rett and Anderson were arrested, and
were to have been tried yesterday,
the result of which we have mol
heard. The above are the facts as re-
lated to us, and we make no com.
ment as to the cause of the unfortu-
nate difficulty and the innocence OF
guilt of the accused.
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VALUE OF NEWSPAPERS,
The EIssSsrl Democrat Sells for the Sun
of S456,l0O.

ST. LOUIS, March 22-The sale oi
the Missouri Democrat took place this
afternoon according to the decree ei
the circuit court made some days ago.
The sale was at auction, but only those
In diIect interest were allowed to bid.
Besides the Ructioneer and a short.
hand reporter, only the counsel of the
parties and the friends OF each member
of the firm were permitted to be pre-
sent. The bidding was started by Mr.
Fishbach at ten thousand dollars, and
advanced rapidly to three hundred
and fifty-three thousand dollars, after
which the bids were small till the end.
In about two hours the paper was
knocked down to Mr.. Fishbsck at
$456, 100. ..One-half of this sum, less Mr..
Fishback's one third interest, is to be
paid tomorrow noon, the remainder
in three and six months with ap-
proved security, at six per cent. in-
tere5t. There will be no change in
the politics Of the paper, and Joseph
B. Mccullough will remain its chief
editor. 1t is understood that a stock
company will be formed and that Mr..
Fishback will own the controlling
fntQraat
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FRANCE.
Catholic Qaestfons Exciting the Assem-

Catholic Qaestions Exciting the Assem-
bly,.
VERSAILLES, March 22-The gale
ries of the assembly were crowded
this afternoon in expectation OF a de-
bate on the Catholic petitions, which
had been postponed until to-day. Du.
panloup, bishop of Orleans, rose ia
open the discussion, but yielded the
tribune to Theirs, who proceeded to
address the chambers. His speech was
a plea for the further pOstpOnement OF
the debate. He deprecated discussion,
which he declared could not by any
possibility serve the interests of the
Holy See. He assured the deputies
that the policy Of the government on
the Roman question, as announced
last year, was unchanged. The inde-
pendence of the Holy See was dear to
France, who had always defended and
would continue to defend it, but any
discussion now of the petitions before
the chamber would seriously embar.
rass the government, while 1t could
not benefit the Holy Father.
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OHIO LEGISLATURE.
RIII Introduced TO Regulate Telegraph
Charges I'm the state.

RIII introduced 10 Regulate Telegraph
Charges I'm the state.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, March q Gov
ernor NOyes to-day appointed, and
the senate confirmed, w. F. Church,
Of Cincinnati, State superintendent Of
insurance. In the senate, bill was
were introduced to regulate the
charges for telegraphic dispatches In
Ohio, so that the charge for twenty
words shall not exceed twenty-five
cents, and for every additional ten
words One-fourth of that amount; also
a bill to provide for the appointment
OF two inspectors OF mines, at salary
of two thousand dollars per annum,
whose duty it shall be to inspect all
the coal mines in the State and see
that they are properly regulated and
ventilated; also a Dill to provide
that all fines collected from Keepers,
inmates and visitors to houses OF pros
titution shall be used In Cleveland to
support the homes for fallen women.
The senate bill providing for an cleo
ton OF delegates TO the cOnsti'
tutional convention ia April, 1873,
was passed. In the house, the bill TO
forbid trapping or killing any fur
bearing animals at any time, except
between the 10Th OF February and
the 10Th OF April, was passed. Also,
the senate bill to encourage the or
ganiZation of fire companies, by ex-
empting from military, road or Jury
duty all persons belonging to fire conn
DanfeS,
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MURDER IN vIEREA, LOUISIANA.
Two Of the Nest PFsmlnsHt Citizens Instant
Iy kIIled-0ne of their Assaliasts
Killed by the Sheriff.
From this New e,leans Times ]

From this New 0.lesns Times
From letter written by MIR. Allen
Green, OF Greensboro, Louisiana, to
the 18th Inst. DR.. J. N. Jackson and
Mr.. John Huey were instantly killed
by tive men named Pearce and What
ley, at Vienna, Louisiana, and that a
Mr.. Hudspeth was mOrtally wounded.
The facts of the case, as stated in the
letter, are as follows:
Some months ago two men came to
Vienna and opened danclng-schOol
which was favored by some of the
citizens, and objected to by others, but
no positive opposition was made to it
until q ruHOr was circulated that 1t
was about to be turned into an i'm
moral ms tuition, and then consider
able discussion arose concerning Its
general conduct and the late hours
which 1t was kept open. One Of these
insinuatiOns was attributed to DR.. J.
n. Jackson, and two persons, Pearce
and Whatley, it Is said, went to the
DOCTORS Office, and accused him of
having made the assertions. Seeing
that there was a prospect Of DR.. Jack
son being attacked, two gentlemen,
Messrs. John Huey and - Huds
peth, who happened to be in his office
at the time, went forward to assist the
doctor. The two assailants, who were
OF course armed, Immediately drew
their revolvers and commenced firing,
and succeeded In killing DR.. Jack son
and MIR. Huey on the spot, and NOR
tally wOunding Mr.. Hudspeth. I'm.
mediately after the shooting, the muir
derers left the place and made their
escape.
A meeting Of the citizens was called
for the purpose OF petitioning Gov.
Warmoth to offer a reward of $500
each for the apprehension of the MUIR
derers, and also to use every effort to
capture them, as it was supposed they
would come to New Orleans.
Since the writing of the letter, dis.
patch was received at the governors
Office stating that the two men have
been apprehended, and that one of
them, Whatley, was killed by the
sheriff and his posse while they were
making the arrest.
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A STRIKE THREATENED.
Nine Hour. a Day Demanded In Cana

Nine Hours a Day Demanded in Caaade,
TORONTO, March 22.-The typo
GRAPHICAL society Of Toronto, acting In
concert with the national labor league
Of the United States, announce that q
general strike will take place the first
Of June, unless the nine hour system
Is adopted, and there Is a correspond
Ing advance for news composition and
other work. All the master printers,
including the publishers OF the Toronto
papers, with one exception, publish q
card asserting their determination to
resist these demands.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
A Radical Dodss-hOw the AppsrtIpnmshi
Bill Passes the House-"I was dar.
swar wasI"-Dr. Hyer, Of Marshall
BeIIIssrsHt azd Civil Rishts-kOrs Rsb-
berry and other DsVlitry.
Special to the Appssl.l

Special to the Appssl.l
JAoKsoN, March q.
Yesterday evening the congressional
apportionment bill came up in the
house, and, after q lively time for
some hours, was passed by vote OF
fltty.eioht to one. The bill Is hand
some piece OF gerrymandering, giving
the Democrats but one possible con-
gressman-that in Northeast Missis-
sippI, The Democrats took q novel
wsv 10 defeat the bill by refusing to
vote. thereby leaving no quorum for
business.
After the vote was taken, however,
several Radicals were slipped in who
sWore they were present and voted
when their names were called.
This morning protest was entered
by the Democrats against the action
had In passing the bin, but 1t was de.
eidedIy refused place on the journals
OF the house. Upon this, some ex.
citing seenes sEsued, 1hoss Radical
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EAST INDIES.

British ValOr-S' Twenty Villages De
sGreyed Our Task is Accomplished"
CALCUTTA, March 22.-GeneraI
BroWnlOw, 10 command Of detach.
ment OF the Looshia expedition, tele-
graphs on the 18th that all the South
ern HowloDgs and fifteen chiefs had
submitted, and many captives had
been released and twenty villages de-
stroyed. The general closes with
"Our task Is accomplished"
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CUBAN INTELLIGENCE.
How Affairs Are Progressing kn IA
Ever.FaithIul Isle.

How Affairs Are Progressing kn ths
Ever.Faithful Isle.
KEY WEST, March 2.-Lster dates
from Cuba bring the following intelli-
Rence: The insurgents, under COM
mand of President Cespedes attacked
the town of Sagua de Tanamo on the
9th instant, and by a feint succeeded
In drawing of the garrison, While
the Spanish troops were pursuing
Cespedes, the body Of another force Of
insurgents entered the town by diff
ferenI route snd sacked the place.
The movements of the insurgents
were successful. "A small sloop,
which was conveying ammuni-
tion to the insurgent forces, was
scuttled near guantanamo to prevent
her capture by the 6panisrds. The
eaptaln and crew escaped and wsEe
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landed safely in Jamacia.-A large
sum Of money has been forwarded by
the Cuban sympathizers in Porto Rico
to the Cuban Junta in New York
The landing of Carlos Garcia on the
Island Of Cuba Is considered certain.
The course pursued by the Span
ish newspapers Is the cause OF the dis
sension among the Spaniards at
Havana
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FROM MEXICO.
GOVsFnReat Troops stIII TriumphRnt--
JuaFOz's Birthday.

duaFoz's birthday.
MATAMoRAs, March 22.-The revo.
lutionary commission OF Tamaulipas
have issued bulletin to day announe.
ing the recent Official reports of the
engagements near z ,catecas to the
fourteenth instant. Juarez's forces
took Zacatecas on the sixth through
the treachery of corps Of prisoners
taken at Matspulgas, who Joined the
revolutionists and were holding the
mountains Of Tabufo, near Zacatecss,
and surrendered it to Rocha without
resistance. After the defeat the revO-
lutionists under General Donate Guer-
"a retired In good order to Fresnella.
A column of three thousand men, sent
in pursuit of Guerra's army, were re-
pulsed and twenty pieces Of artillery
taken from them on the fourteenth,
which result will again enable the
revolutionists to take the defensive,
and now confront Rocha with an
equal force. This being the anniver-
sary of Juarez's birthday, salutes are
being fred and troops are parading In
honor of the occasion.
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RAILROAD VICTIMS.
names of Those Injured I'm the Lat
Railway Accident

Names OF Those Injured I'm the Late
Railway Accident
PITrsBURG, March 22.-The name
Of the man killed In the railroad acci-
dent this morning was Isaac Josephs,
not Jacobs; the lady was Miss Aman-
da Hartman, Of Chicago, instead of
Baltimore. The most seriously in
jured were Major Callow, Guy NJ. Ir-
win and DR.. Patterson, none Of these
fatally, 1t is believed. There are no
bones broken among the remainder Of
the wounded. All the injured arrived
here this evening, and are being cared
for at the union depot.-This even
ing man thought to be Frederick
Timeneus, of No. 156 Washington
street, Hoboken, New Jersey, was
killed while walking on the track
near Derry station.
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Associated Press Reportl

NASHVILLE, March 22.-The bill
reported by the joint committee of
both branches of the legislature, ap-
portioning the State In congressional
districts passed the house to-day on
it's third reading. 1t Is understood
that the senate will pass the bill with
out change.
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CHICAGO.
CHICAGO.
Another DefauIter-Pr0PsTt naF Pl
IaN HrsaHrf aans -

Another Dsfaulter-Pr0PsTtyn noF Pub.
Ilo Bu1idtSsA-
CHICAGO, March Pit has trans.
pired that Dominick Kleutzehertown,
collector for West Chicago, who alb.
seconded some time since, Is defaulier
10 the amount OF between twenty
i've and thirty thousand dollars- -
The owners OF the Bigelow block have
been officially notified Of Its c0ndem-
nation for a postofice site, and that
on the 18th Of April . COMMITTEES viii
be appointed 10 hx the eompsasatlep.
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DIED

LAVEZzo-Yesteresy. March 22d, EMILIo,
daugh'tr Of Aschael and Rosa Lavezzo. No.
tics will be given to morrow OF the time ap.
pointed for the funeral,
C0WD0N-At 9 O'Clock last night, JOIN
CALYrT CoTDoH, in the t1enty-fourth year
OF his sgs
The funeral VIII take place from the resi-.
dence OF his brother-ia-lsw. q. II. Higbee,
III Court stree, on SUNDAY afternoon, tbs
24th inst, ct O'Clock.
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The vote passing the redistrIcting
bill on third reading In the house was
45 ayes TO "A nays. The fight in the
senate will begin tomorrow and the
bill will pass without an amendment,
but lively opposition may be expected
not only from the Radicals but from
few discontented Democrats.
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The WEATHER.
Representations for the Coming TRen-
ty-EOur Hours.

ty-FOur Hours.
WASHINGTON, March 22.-.The prog
nostics of the weather are that easterly
to sOutherly winds, cloudy weather
and rain, viii continue over the south
Atlantic States. The area of cloudy
we7ther and snow will gradually ex-
tend eastward over the Middle States
tonight, and over the New England
States on Saturday, where the winds
will be east TO southerly. A rising
barometer and falling temperature,
with clearing weather and north
westerly winds, will extend eastward
over the Mississippi valley during he
night, and over the upper lake region,
the Ohio valley and the Gulf States on
Saturday.
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cRANMER's COT HIM.

Alleges Murderer Of Atkinson AFrested
by RsFFy oranmeF.
ST. LOUIS, March 22.-John O'Neal,
charged with aiding in the robbery
and murder Of q man named Atkin.
son, some twelve miles from Mem
phis, Tennessee, last January, was
arrested here to-day, and left foI
Memphis this evening In custody ei
hstectivs Csanmer. Of that city,
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FOREIGN TELEoRAMs
PRUSSIA.

william the GOOd-Hls Sevsaty.GIth
Birthday.
BERLIN, March 22.-Emperor Will
liam to-day completed his seventy
fifth year. There was no formal court
celebration Of the day, but the Empe-
ror received large number of per-
sons, who presented their coDgratula-
tions. The city was decorated during
the day, and Is brilliantly Illuminated
tonight,
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PITTsBURG, March ga CONNER
cial sperial says that boy aged four
teen, named Frank Blanksnsy, was
caught In the machinery of the cot
ton mills at Wellsburg, West Virgin
la, and hterall torn TO pieces.
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FUNERAL KnTIcE-

sIGNAIG o-The friends and acquaintance
of ]. B. signsigo are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Of his wife Mrs. FORTUNA
sIGEAIso. from his residencs, No. 81 Her.
nando street, SUNDAY morning, March 74Lh,
at O'Clock. Rsquium Mass at st. PAtrick's
Church, at Q o'clock.
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GALVESTON, March 22.-The cotton
market is weak Good ordinary. IqXo-
Net reosipts, ,264 bales. Exports-Fo Great
Britain, lll8 bales. Sales, zoo bales,
Stock, 81. .430 bales. Net recsipts for the
week, 100 bales. Exports-To Great
Britain. 1920 bales; ooastwise, $3.50 bales.
Ssles, 90 O05 bslos,
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,.,L.0. @. n.

THE Joint :soard az rrustses -
n W. al,ena = called meeting.
O'Clock, In the anfo-fsa<, 1slS~
By order Of tins PresfFsnf
mhZ3 j. p EfE@e'clf~f q s4ts srv
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MOBILE,

MOBILE, March q The cotton market
Is duh. Middlings, 21zc. Net receipts,
800 halesi exports to continent, 100 bales;
exports cosatWiss. 2SsS bales; sales, 500
bales; stock, S5 $50 bales. For the week
net receipts. 1882 bslss; gross receipts,
1885 bales; exports 20 Great Brisain, 10, 6S5
bAlss; exports c1sstwise, 1915 bales; sales,
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ADDITIONAL EARkErs BY TELEGRAPH.
LszE THIRD PAGE FOR GENERAL REpOKr.l
CHARLESTON,

CHARLESTON,
CHARLESTON, Msrch % Cotton Is
quiet. Middlings, 2lZ@2lEc. Net re-
ceipts, 155 bales. ExPorts-CoestWise 100
bales. Sales, 100 bales. Stock, %. OlS
bales. Net receipts for the week, 1857
bsles; gross, 267O bales. Exports-To
Crest Britain, 56Ss bales; coastWise, 1547
bales. Sales, eco bales,
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SAVANNAH, March 23.-Ootton is In
good demand at inside quotations. Hol-
ders firm; outside sales made at irregular
prices. Middliugs, 215z922%c. Net re-
eeipts, 7S9 bales; exports cOastTiss, 1o6
bales; sales, 700 bales; stock, 81 SS2
bales. For the wesk-nst receipts, 47sO
balesj exports to Great Britain, 280O bales;
to continent, 1s5; o0sstwiss, 1873; sales,
1900
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

We have on hand q very 6ne selected stock
OF everythiSg in the Grocery and PrOvisisn 2
line, Wht IN we. oEer 81 low prices We ere
'dvantsge, and guarantee satisfaction. Give
Us a call,
m6lg RGGEss 4 DAapsIp9E.
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WIN. R. MOORE & co.
299 Main StFsBI,
Next Door North Peabody Hotel.
MG9nGRHE9,

P. 6--Should you happen not to Ike OUR
pock (which We think unsuTpassed) there
are many others here, both large and attract-
i've. which can scarcely fail u please you
febl8 WI H.&CO,
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THE WEATHER.

NAR DEPARTMENT Office Chef Si0ndI OHcsy
NAsHINGToN, ID. c., March D. fS.2. 10 am
SYNOPSIS FoR THE PAST TwRNTY-FouR
mcrRs-The highest barometer has moved from
tennessee to North Carolina and Virginia, and
Iaiith- Clear weather continues over the New
Ehg ana and middle states, with westerly winds
PARTIALLY cloudy weather is now prevailing over
the south Atlantic states with easterlv winds
An area OF rain has extended eastward over
nilssisslrPi. The barometer has continued fall
ing over The northwest and has extended its in
nuenee over the Ohio valley and upper lakes
Easterly 10 southerly winds with CLOUDY weather
anc snow are now prevailing from Tennessee to
michigan and northwestward. The DISPLAY of
eaGuChary signals along the lakes will be re-
sumed April first.
PROBABILITIES Clear weather will continue
over the New England states during TODAY
Win winds backing to seutherly and cloudy
weather tonight. SOutheIly winds with in
creased cloudiness are probable for the middle
states The area OF rain over the western gulf
states Will extend eastward over the eastern Sult
and south Atlantic states. and to the Ohio val
Icy during the day and night. The area of
cloudy weather and snow northwest of the Ohio
valley will extend eastward over the lower lake
rrgloil during the day and evening aud very
prof. ably over the middle states tonight As rain
and snow Rising barometer, northwesterly
WHO'S and clearing weather will prevail over the
northwest. Dangerous winds are not anticipat-
ed 'Cr the Atlantic and gulf coasts
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Government Securities.
Markets To-day.

BALTIMORE, March % = Virginia SKIES. old
-; Virginia consolidated, 5s4; West Virginia. 5,
Is = bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, March Cotton dull and romi-
nal low middliDgs. Pig. Flour more active
ana unchanged Wheat hrmer aud hiyher and
scarce; sales. eco bushels; Pennsylvania Sl.15
W hte southern corn frmer, e0aG5; yellow
southern nominal 6la62; mixed western quiet
62a62H. Oats dun: Western 5la52; southern 5ia
SO. kye quiet, 95aS1. Pork. heavy and nomi-
nal, Sl3A. Bulk meats-Shoulders, A; rib
s'des, 6. Sales 2O.OOo. Clear rib sides, Ca
facon-S Shoulders, So; rib sides, clear rib sides
*; sugar cured hams. 12kal3. Lard O. Western
butter active; good to choice, %. Whisky quiet
So
NEW YORK. March o2-Stocks dull Gold
steady, 81. Money tight. 7, gold to 1-32. Ex-
change long. 99s short, 10E. Governments dull
and steady Virginia 6's, 81; new, 56K North
CaIclinSs, 81 d; new, %.
NV YORK, March 22-Fiour 5aiO cents bet-
ter. Wheat la2 cents better. Corn cent bet
ter. wv
LoNnOS, March 90. 1894 m.-Consols opened
at g27s for money; 90 for account. Bonds duiet:
lSo2s, 92's; 1s65s, old, 93H; 1sG7's, 934; 10.4es
LONDON. March %, 1:3a p. m.-Consols for
money, ~ for account, 921.
FRANKFORT, March 22-Bonds opened at &c
for the issue of 1862
PARIS, March 22.-Rentes opened at s. francs
90 confines. The specie in the Bank of France
has increased : 900 900 francs during the week
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nFREGIsTER's OFFICE.

SS DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. March -, ISL
NOTICE i HEREBY GIVEN that on MONDAY
ApTil J., lSa2r WILL EMPIRE ALL LICENSE.
issued tS tn late corporation If Washington 10
agents or owner Of all drays and hand
csIts also viii expire by Limitation Of act pprove ed
ans ust 70 ISL all licen issued BY the District
OF Columbia to pro duce dealers, psddlers non resi-
De ut dealt r. and commercial ageI is
Al said licenses ex piring on said date mu.t be
promptly renewed ~ w
Apprehension licenses n ust be m ide TO the Reg
lster by whom certificate Will BE- issued, stating
the raIticuIsr hind of license applied for and the
amount OF money required therefor
SAID csrifca'e shall b. delivered to the CaiIector
who shsl, upon the receipt Of the sum OF m oner
stated tnerei. give certieate Of Deposit stating
Ihe sntun! OF ncDey Paid and the Kind Of license
teuf nd upon presentation of whic to the Reg
9 er The ii ense will be issued
mer22- ecl0t JOHN +. COOE, Register II. @.