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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-12-26

COUNTY CoURT.-The County Court
met on Monday last, Judge Hendren pre-
siding. Jas. Bumgardner,. Jr., Common
wealth's Attorney, Geo. Fl. Fauber, Supt
Of Poor, and Jas, NJ. Lilley, Surveyor, re-
elected at the late election, qualified. Time
was allowed Samuel Paul, County. Treasu-
rer, and VIM. L. Mowry, to give, bond
iHa oz PROBATE MATTERS. soiia'so4
The will of VIM Sansaber was admitted
to probate with ]. Fl. Callison, Ex'r., and
the will of Frederick Cupp, with Ellen j.
Cupp, Executrix, was admitted. VIM.
Shoemaker was appointed guardian of
Lewis G.. Shoemaker.
F.., SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS. y .
A report of the Board of County School
Trustees was received recommending that
the salary of DR.. R. S. Hamilton, Superin-
tendent, be fixed at $3.50 per annum, and
the recommendation was adopted by the
court.
Rev. 2, L. Brown and Rev. Jas. L..
Cline, ministers of the German Baptist
denomination, and Rev. W. G. Y. Shulen-
berger of the Reformed Church of the Uni
ted States, all gave bond for the celebra-
ton of the marriage rite. ssd
coMMoNWEALTH's CASES.
%, Jos. Engleman for unlawful trespass was
fined SIG and costs. Smith Harris for as
sault and battery and unlawful detainer
was fined So each in two cases. In the
cases of Geo. Miller, Winston Shilots and
Isaac Walker, indicted for unlawful tres
pass, ',olle proseqsis were entered. IA
MISCELLANEOUS.
Wm.,J. Nelson, as attorney at law, and
VIM. Beard as notary public, qualified.
Jos. B. Woodward was appointed Regis
trar for Beverly Manor, vice G. G.. Miller,
resigned. tJBE g.tss..l5rgs
An order was entered for correcting the
assessment of the land of Capt. VIM. A
Abney.
The court then adjourned until tomor
row.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-12-26

FOR good assortment Of fine Segars, inclu'
ding Imported and Key west, call on sa
Il aug1 a sSao COCHRAN q WALKER
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-12-26

ATTEMPT TO WRECK AN EXPRESS
TRAIN.-One night last week the track
walker on the G. & O. R. R., a short dis
lance west of the White Sulphur, found at
high trestle work numbeAof ties stuck
up endwise between the ties Of the track
and resting on the tilmbers of the trestle,
and SO firmly arranged that had train
run on them it's wreck would have been
inevitable. They were removed in time to
prevent an accident Both the laws
of Old and West Virginia make imprison-
ment for life the penalty of railroad muir
der caused by Wreckers. H. 1-s, .,ss
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-12-26

SPECIAL inducements offered in Smoking an
Chewing Tobacco, at s'''''~'
augl COCHAN h. WALKERS.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-12-26

FIRE CoMpANY--At a regular
ii Augusta Fire Company Tues
81 j xsss following officers were elected
IL John Teabo End Ganmsn-
Ia lst Pipeman and 0haries
ipeman.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-12-26
LIST OF GIFTS !:

Grand Total (Ten Thousand Gifts) all
Cash, $250 00O
WHOLE TICKETS S., HALF TICKETS 50 50
Plan of Drawing same as that of Kentucky
State Library Association. Drawing to- take
place in Norfolk, on
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-12-26
T.A.BLEDsoE, Agent, Stanton, Va

r "A .BLEDSOE, Agent ,StauNt0n,V va.
Thiscompany wellmanaged andsuccessfulfor
period ofthirty-four years, offers INDEMNITY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIREon asfavorableterms
asother good companies.
Itscapitaland income promote .asfaras practi-
able, theindustry If our State.
Ia42g WI COWARDIE .Presiden'a
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1873-12-26
COMEDY THEATRE

ADVENT OF THE sEAs0N.-wildm.a
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-16
Mr.. Hooper's Bill.

In the House Ct Representatives
last week Mr.. Hooper introduced a
bill, which provides Tor the convert
ibilit, of United States Bonds for
such purposes as may appear advisa.
bic. 1t was referred TO the commit
tee on Banking and currency, and
the i'm por,anco OF the bill will prob.
ably cause it to be Heard from at an
early day. The full text OF tho bill
10 as follows
Be ii enacted, ETC, That on and after May
II, 1874 United States notes not bearing
| interest payable TO bearer at the Treasury
| of the United States shall be redeemed in
| coin on presentation at tho office of the
| Treasury of the United States or Assistant
Treasurer at the city of New York, and du-
ties on imports may thereafter be paid in
United States bonds.
Sxc. .. From and after the passage OF
this act, the Secretary of the Treasury, un-
der such rules and regulations as be may
prescribe, is hereby authorized to receive
deposits of United States notes and to issue
therefor certificates payable on demand in
United States notes after thirty days from
date and ten days notice and bearing in
terest ct the annual rate of 3 G5- 100 per
cent; but the amount Of the certificates
issued and notes redeemed sha not exceed
at any one time an aggregate of Sl2o, 900, :
900, National banks may hold such GER
tiiicatss as part OF their reserve prescrib-
| ell by section 81 of the National Currency
Act, but not in larger proportion than one
half the required amount Of the reserve
| SECTION 3. The Secretary Of the Treas
ury may, whenever in his opinion it shall
| be necessary to provide additional coin in
the Treasury to redeem United States notes
on presentation, Issue bonds payable in
twenty years, bearin interest payable semi.
| annually, at such rate net exceeding six
per cent, but the aggregate amount Of such
bon is shall not exceed 100000 GOO, and
he shall negotiate and dispose of he same
at not less than par in exchange for coin,
and the proceeds Of said bonds shall be
used orly for the redemption OF United
States notes. All notes 90 redeemed may
be rcissuel at the discretion Of 'he Scores
tary of the Treasury in payment of any
duty of the United States except bonds Of
the United Suites and interest on the
public debt,
That part OF the bill which pro-
vides for the payment OF duties on
imports in United States bonds will
probably meet with hearty approx
81, and It is encouraging TO think
that we are recovering rapidly from
the Inconvenience tho war bcqueath-
cd us. There is hardly probab lily
that the Treasury will be drawn up
on to such an extent as to render
necessary the issuance Of bonds, to
secure sufficient gold TO redeem all
the notes that will be presented for
redemption.
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ORIGI.t4L NOTjEE
NTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, So.


10 James Dayton. Z. T. Cox, Sarah J. Cox,
The Singer Manufacturing Company, "
II. Sharp ana j. Mcmillan, partnsie IN
der the name Of Sharp & Mcmillan. Rm :
ory Perrest, j. NJ. kisnsr L S Hes B. Jsa-
klns;
You, and each OF You, are hereby netihs
that there is now on Il ., in The lice Of ii :
Clerk Of the District Court Of Fama county
Iowa, petition Of Elizabeth n Barksr,
claiming Of you, J,mss Dayton. the sun Of
six hundred and fifteen dollars with tea
per cent. interest thereon fran October ,
1872, on two promissory notice. anl aiss
costs Of suit inclua ing . reasonable amount
~ an attorney fee, and claiming of al of
you the force osure Of : mortgage on The
south half Of the northeast qusrter Of see
ton II, in township 81, range . ~ss, ia
lama county, Iowa, given TO secure tbs
payment Of said notes And asking further
relief. Said petition further elailns \
judgment and decree on the Fl at note duo
being one half Of the above namel sum AID
interest," due Oh the other note, at February
torn 1873, OF said Curt, with. order 10 ap-
ply surplus rssli7ed on sale OF premises on
note not due, and that the Court retain jus
risdiction Of tho cause until tho other note
becomes due, and that judgment and de-
cree DO then rendered thereon and fer
COSTS including attorneys Tee.
And that unless you appear thereto. and
defend, on or before noon, Of tho second day
OF the next term Of said Court being The
February term Of said Court for tho year A.
u. 1873, commencing on the Bird Monday Of
February A. u. 1873, at the Cour. House, in
Toledo, in said county, default will be on
tered against You. and judgment aud de-
cree rendered thereon.
TlVERS, SAFLEY 4 WlLLETr.
l-Al Attorneys for PIT
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-16
Popular Vote by States.

We reproduce from the Chicago
Journal, tho following table, giving
tho actual sote for Grant and Greel
ey Electors, in all the States Of the
Union. Wherever tho highest votes
wee attainable they have been ia
ken, and in other cases the average
vote 10 given. 1t the ease of Louisi
ana, Whereas much trouble has been
for tho past two months, the vote is
given as returned by the regular
Board OF Canyassers. The returns
As declared by the Warmo,h Board
stood at follows; For Grant Elec.
tors 5s,2a2; Greeley Electors Co.
267. In this table there are included
under the head Scattering" tho
votes tor all other than Grant or
Greeley Electors.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-16
Announcements

With this number, the nnde's'gn-
ell re,ires from the management OF
the Chronicle How long the retire
ment will continue is uncertain. For
the year 1879, Mr.. Warren Harmaa
will publiAh and edit the CHRoSlcLE.
lie 10 fully competent and Is com'
mcnded u the good people OF Tama
County.
II may be proper to remark here
that the ownership of the CHRONICLE
10 now vested in joint stock com
pany, named and styled 'Tnk ChRoNt'
Gle CoMrAkY,7 in which the under
signed IS stock holier.
In vacating the editorial char
which he has occupied during the last
four and a halt years, he regrettul
" discon,inues his weekly cor,muni
cation with his many personal friends
ali over lhc county--a communica
ton tha, as bccome'a daily pleasure
Nj. B. G.. TRUE.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-16

shows that the life insurance com
panies OF that Stat receive annually
the sum OF $50, 900 900 for lie insur.
ancc, and that the net annual exccse
of income over all expenditures and
losses is about Sal 900 900, ana that
the companies have now on hand ag'
crega,e assets OF $3.50, 100000. Two
thirds OF this enormous sum oil
money is received from the Western
and Southwestern States.
The Secretary Of War has sent tc
the House the report OF the Chief o
Engineers, that the probable cost o
a ship cana! from the Mississippi
River near lis mouth, to deep waite
in the Cult Of Mexico will be abou
s7,5O0,0e0
Bills have been introduced in th'
legislatures OF New York, Ohio
and Illinois providing for the i'm
prisonment of persons, who escap
punishment for murder on The pie
OF insanity.
Commodore Vanderbilt don't wan
to fork over sl,500,00O to tho Fri
r. II. COMPANY.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-16
Credit MobiIier.

Nearly all the members OF Con
gress whose names have been uscd
10 disadvantage IN connection with
Credit Mobilier affairs, have come
ont ,hrs far without any thing beng
proved agains: them to mar their in.
tegri,y. Mr., Brooks, the head centre
Of The New York Democracy is still
4 little uncomfortable and it il not
improbable that he accepted stock as
consideration for his influence with
tho Democratic wing OF the House.
The attempt to get large number
of the prominent members Of both
branches OF Congress- interested as
stockholders. was well planned but
when the plundsrers Of tho Pacific
road began qnarreling among them
selves, then Congressman, who
had been let in for various amounts,
stepped out. Every scintilla OF evi.
denco brought against most Of the
members goes 10 provo that they
pnrehased stock as an investment,
with the assurance that nothing
would ever come up that would re.
quire them to vote on question that
would in any way affect then as stock
holders. What ever may be proved
hereafter of the guilt or innocence OF
any or all implicated, it must be seen
that two good results will probably
be the| outgrowth olthe investigation.
Theso are, first That Congressman
will in future, be moro cautious in
Making Investments; aud sooonlly
the government is now likely to re
cover several million dollars due il
from the Pacific Railroad. The rail.
way magnates who have:been manipu-
lating the affairs Of the road, so pro.
fitably to themselves may yet have
to dlsgorgc small portion OF their
III gotten gains
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-16

nomlcaly as was advisable, and, as
result. the entire indebtedness OF the
county has been pail of, our county
warrants have advanced TO par, and
Mt the beginning OF the present
month. "a shown by ,ho Treasnrcrs
balance sheet, there was IN The Treas
ury tic han lsome sum Of S13.966 60.
This,oo has been effected without m
crease in the rate Of taxation, and in
consideration of tile favorable show.
ing OF the county's finances, the
Board, at the September term
reduced the rate OF taxation Tor the
current year from tour mills to three
| mill. on the dollar. During the last
year 4S new bridges wsrc built at al
expense Of 81 lao, and %, including
river bridges, were repaired at coat
Of Sl,s25,35; and there is now Sc,
64l.S5 in the bridge fund, that vii
be used ut such tImcs, and in sucl
quantities aS circumstances may
REQUIRE, II vii! be seen therefore tina
during the last two years, the "a
ceip,s OF Tama county have beel
about twenty one thousand dollar
in excess of the cxpsndltnres--a re
suit highly satisfactory to the ci,l
zens-snd sn exhibit we bslless with
out an equal in the State.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-16
lama County's Finances.

The citizens of Tama county arc
well aware that but two years age
re we're struggling under = county
debt ofS7,O0o, with dsplstsd Treas
nry; and that Tama county warrants
could bs bought 1t 4 heavy discount.
The County Commissioners, twenty.
one in number, wsro superseded by
tho Supervisors, numbering three,
Jan. lsl, 1871, a. required by an act
OF the Legislature the previous win
ter. The frst Board consisted OF l..
Clark, A. N. Poyncer and G. Jaqua,
who still constitute that body, with
the exception Of Mr.. Clark, who was
saccsedsd January LIST. ~, by John
Ramsdell. Since the organization OF
the Board OF Supervisors. or during
the last two years, the affairs OF the
county have been conducted a. eco.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-16
Death Of Napoleon Ill.

The ex-Emperor of France, Ma.
polean III, died at his residence in
England Thursday 9th inst; and thus
another of the worlds celebrities
has answered to the call OF the Mas
ter lie died from effects OF stone
in the bladder, for which he recently
submitted to a surgical operatlon.-
LOUIS Napoleon was born April 20,
1908, and for years his paternity WAS
a matter Of dispute, but tho qucs.
ton was finally settled, by conced.
ing his claims Of being nephew of
Napoleon the Great. The probabili.
ties are, that about as much Napo.
leon blood circulated in his veins, as
there il in the veriast mcndicant, to
be found in the city Of Paris. In 1852
he was electedPrcsident OF theFrench
Republic and subsequently became
Emperor by the famous coup de tat
flow his downfall was brought
about. tho history Of the Franco
Prussian war is too fresh in the minds
o! tho reader to need recital at this
time. The OK Emperor leaves but
one child, son, whose name is Ma,
poleon Eugine Louis Jean Joseph,
who is about II years old, and, as it
appears that the French must have \
Napoleon for a ruler, it is not i'm
probable, that at no distant day he
will become TIC Emperor Of France.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-16
Editorial Notes.

Senator ConklnG OF new York
was last week anonymously renomi-
mated in \ Republican Legislative
caucus.
The proprietors Of the New York
Tribune have brought suit against tie
publishers oil the New York Times
and BROOKLYN Union for libel. The
libel, SO called, consists in the pa
pers against which suit is brought
reporting that tho subscription list of
the Tribune was growing smaller by
degrees and beautifully less.n Truly
Independent journalism is in 4 bad
way; and if the Tribune can turn the
suit to good advertising advantage,
it will have succeeded in what we
believe TO be lis purpose.
A lively debate took place last
week in the Senate, upon constiu.
tional amendment, which provides
that disputes arising with regard to
persons chosen as electors for Presi.
dent and Vico President in any
State shall be decided by the Supre-
me Court of the United States; and
that Congress shall have power 70
enforce this article by appropriate
legislation. While ar effort Is being
made TO amend the constitution in
regard to the Electors, we wish it
would be SO amended as to abolish
the Electoral college outright. For
IN amendment OF this kind, the peo-
pie Of The country arc fully prepared
and the sooner it is adopted, the
sooner the work of doct orlng
that part Of tho Constitution will be
at an end
President Grant is expected soon
to address special message to Con
gress, in which he will urge the pro-
pricty OF an early action to suppress
polygamy in Utah. Such message
would be hailed with delight, an ]
Congress would have = strong sup
port in the work Of roofing out tina,
evil.
Affairs in louisiana are getting
no better pretty fast" Halt a dozen
members & the Senate Of the recog
nized Legislature withdrew to 90
to the Peoples Legislature.
Some Of the memb ers of the Hi
noi's Legislature are In favor Of pub
fishing paper after the style OF the
Washington Globe, IN which The pro.
'sedings Of that body together with
III the speeches made by members
shall be published. That would he
highly satisfactory to the windy mem. |
oers, but our heart goes out in SYM
,athy for their constituents If that
'ody goes into the Globe business.
The amount Of money paid an
'ually to Insurance Companies in the
asst ia simply immense. This item
} one OF the heaviest expenses
ne west has to meet, and it
time that some action were taken.
'horeby, it possible. we can check
30 outflow Of money TO eastern
lates or foreign countries. The re.
ort Of the Superintendent OF lnsur.
nee OF the State OF New York.
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-16

Hon. Frank w. Palmer Of Des
MONIES has purchased stock in the
Chicago Inter. Ocean, and is 10 be
come editor Of that J ournal after he
4th OF March. Mr.. Palmer is thor
oughly oonysrsant with the Affairs Of
The n Northwest, particularly Iowa, is
. vigorous writer, and will be val
liable acquisition to the already
strong corps OF writers on that
journal. II Mr.. Palmer will dsal
less in rancorous personalities, ho
will find it to his advantage III his
new field OF operations.
A, the annual meeting OF the low;
State Agricultural Society, held ont
week ago in the city of Des MONIES
1t was decided to hold the State Fail
at Cedar Rapids again next Fall.
Gov. Oglcshy was unanimously
nominated for the United States Sen
ate from Illinois by the Legislative
caucus week ago. HIS nomination
10 equivalent to an election. Garry
the news to Trumbull
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-16
ORIGINAL NOTICR
>TATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, So.


To Jss,ica wilson, formerly Jsssica Ne
Iaughlin, ana Guarle. G.. Wii.oa.
You, and each of you, are .s:e5y instinct
that there is nov on file, in the il - OF Iss
Clerk OF tho District Court Of lama county,
Iowa, petition Of jose n Sachsl c|altnInS
# you tbs specific performance. Of cert'ia
contract whereby you sold 70 him he lei-
lowing lands situated in TainS county,
~, VIE; The sou h bali Of III. south vest
quartor Of sectiou No. twenty on il an
the north half Of The netthues quarter 81
sectiou 10. twenty eight (2s) all IN town
ship No. eight, thrss : north 81 range
M. thirteen l3} "sst u lhs 9th p. NJ, sna
asking !hst yoa he compelled TO execute 10
plaintiff deed FOR the same
And TINT auiess you app-.r iherst,. and
defend. on 5r bct,rs Hosr, OF the ssconi
day ct lie next term OF san Court. being
The FebrliarY term of sail Golrt for the
year A. b. 1872, commenen. on the kirs
Moadsy of February 4. b. 1873, hs
Court Iious,, in Toledo, in sail county, d,-
fault viii be entered n.aina you, Aai
lud smsnt en- lsrsI thereo".
or srRu3LE
IA ATTY fo7 rlasnti~
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-16
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

OHI III ~ II Ii ~ ~ Il w.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, IS.
= Russell Dart, Norman Dart, and n. and
N. Dart.
You, and each Of you, are hereby notified
that there is now on file in the office Of he
Clerk of the District Court Of Fama county,
Iowa, petition of Stephen d. Foster,
claiming of you the cancellation Of record
OF a mortgage executed by J., II. Carey and
wife TO r. aud n. Dart October 70, 1858 on
that par, Of lot L. in block S. in Toledo;
Iowa, fronting 55 feet on Broadway strees
and 100 feet on High street, ant recorded
in pook "B' pages SO and 81, Records Of
Mortgages in said office. and Other relief.
And that unless ysu appear thsrsto, and
defend, on or before snoon u the second
day eff the next Term Of said Court, being
the February term Of said Court for the
ear A. D. 1878, commencing on tho third
Monday OF February A. d. 1918 At the
Court iiousa in Toledo, in said county, do
fault will be entered against you, and
judgment anil decree rendered thereon.
SIiyEES, SAFLEY l. WlLLETT.
l-.1 Attys fer Plaintiff
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1873-01-16
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

NTAlE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, BS,
To j s Foster, Ellen f. Foster, VIM F
Johnston NJ. J. N. Johnston Solomon
Kei.er, Reb.cca Keistcr, and r. +. AUS
lin
You and each of you, are hereby notified
that there is now on file, in the office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court Of Tama county,
Iowa, Petition of John J !. Stevens claim.
ing Of you, J. S. Foster, the sum of seven
hundred and seventy dollars rs NIL ey due
upon r, omissory note together with Sew
ent y-f-e dollars rs n reasonable attorney
fee for foreciosing the mortgage hereinafter
mentioned, Also claiming of all and each
Of you the foreclosure Of mortgage, and
that unles, you appear thereto, and defend,
on or before noon, Of the eecond day of the
next Term Of said Court, being the Februa-
~ Term Of said Court for the year A. d.
1878, commencing on the third Monday of
February, A. D. 1873, at the Court House in
Toledo. in said County, default will be en-
tered against you, and Judgement and de-
cree rendered thereon.
STlNERS, SAFLEY & WILLETT,
SO Attorneys for Plaintiff
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
CTATE OF IOWA, TAMA COUNTY, So

TO George E. House, Thomas House, Rich
ard House, j. c. He'll, and Fidelia A. White.
You, . d ea,h Of you, are hereby notified
that tn re is now on file, in the office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court If Tama county,
lows, petition Of Stephen D. Foster,
claiming Of you the satisfaction and can.
collation. of record Of . mortgage. dated
October LIST 1857, executed by Charles q.
Truesdell and wife to I. J. House 4 Co., on
part Of lot l, in block s, in Toledo, Io1a
fronting IS feet on Broadway street and
100 feet on High street, and recorded in
Book "a at pages 249 and $50, records,
Of mortgages in the Recorders Office in
said county, and other relief.
And that unless you appear thereto, and
defend, o. or before noon, Of t. SECOND day
Of the next Term of said Court, being me
February Term Of said Court for the year
A. d. 1873. commencing on The third Mon
day of February A. D. 1873, 1t the Court
House in Toledo, in sail county, dsfauli
will be entered against you, and Judgment
and decree rendered thereon
STlVERS, SAFLEY L WILLETT,
la Att'ys for Plaintiff