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HMTff In 6he Federal Court.
ne IA Vega eleven league grant case, from Waco,
whhh has been frnitful Of much litigation in our
corFts. came mp before Judges Wood and Duval in
the United States Circuit Court At the present term
unier aspect, and In this Instance resulted ad
verely to the interest Of Col. John W. Lapsley the
owner OF the title 90 long victorious.
Ills well known that during the war usC the attor-
ne Of La Vega Lapsey and the settlers on the land
IN fe absence Of either claimant % the title entered
int, compromise-the result OF which was se-and In
thes0mewhat 'slIartin Decree IN Fails county, under
which several thousand acres Of the grant have been
sine held by parties adversely to Col LaPsley, EN-
brng some OF the best lands in the BFazos bottoms.
Il the case Of Chas. Buck the vendee Of Col Laps
lee against L. A. johnson and others, the vendees OF
theBIankinship heirs the validity Of the socaed de-
cres came squarey before the courts The trial lasted
tendsys and the case was contested with marked abil
iiy md zeal on both sides Judge Duyal Judge
Wood having left after the inception OF the traD de
cd that The decree was neither void binding, as
thedecree Of court having Jurisdiction, inter parties;
tina II should 90 before the jury enable the defend
ans to show an acquiescence II they coud and under
thi ruling the sworn answer OF Col Iapslsy in the
great La Vega Chaney cause was introduced and thus
uried the tide against the hitherto victorious tignt
for he tile, q EA3
The plaintiff was represented by Col. Page, OF
Bryan, and Mr.. Buck, Of Waco, and the defense by
Rvms q Dayiss and Mccall q Battle, and the argu-
melts OF all are said TO have been very able. twill
be remembered that there has been another Of these
eeren league grants before the court, in which
the counsel secured different ruling than one
lon, prevailing the settled law in this State relative
TO he capacity OF aliens take real property The
eae is said to involve Important principles and the
decision now obtained looks to the much greater secu
rity OF land titles about which there i such grave
public interest involved.
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A. Ht u1tIfH Church. on wednesday night, the
rIfrGfl fnat b Rev. u A. Rogers. Mr.. JOHN 3.
NGFlcK q Ii1l J0DIB johnson, both q this
city.
Afr the marriage ceremony, the happy couple. with
few friends. repaired 70 the residence Of Mr.. james
h Ioymoud, uncle Of the bride. 70 partae Of sup
per d 70 receive the good wishes Of their friends.
We extend 70 Mr. Myrck and Jodie our kindly greet
ing and uish them long md happy ne
Asst Dssld's charch on Monday night. siEteeuth
iasllni, By Rev ~ a. Rogers, Mr.. JAMES x
JOHNSON to Mss NARY caALMEitS- No cards.
large number q our eifizens wero present % sec
these two young and loving hearts made ons- Jimmy
and Mary both bosn IN this city and have been
fsnds and playmates from their early childhood, and
have fears that their love FOR another VII
grog less time bears them its rapid wings down
the stream Of life oar benedieti0n rests upon them
may fheir lives bs long. prosperous and happy.
On the evening 81 he sixteenth instant, By Rev:
T. J. McVeigh MF. s. b. Ashley 20 Miss BESSIE
X. HOUSTON, both ~ thls city.
We wish Joy 70 ths happy couple Earth and ky
she'd over them its bright efnlgenee, and awaken
them 70 new happiness. May their lives be one Of
endIi.ing felicity.
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Aprn le@1e Lice; Nay 10 sloc; June l7c;
july 17sS0 1S-Sec
NEW YoRK, February 17.-Coiton: not
receipts llO9 bales; gross 1928 bales: cotton
easier; sales 1861 bales AZ 16i(016sSc. Flour
duh and declining; common 70 fair extra
s. f007 65. Whisky quiet At 81 02. Corn
quiet; new Southern yellow &c. Pork heavy;
new ti6. Lard easier az 3 7-l6c
Gold inactive az ll25<0112sk. Money easy
a. 4G5 per cent Sterling quiet ass. Gov
enments steady, with little Offering. States
quiet and nominal
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AUSTIN IeAasl teD. To- IoIi. I
Pssoyrei, That the congregation Bnai Sholoin Of
Austin. Texas tender Rev. j. H. N. Chumanceiro, Of
Chorleston, South Carolina vote Of thanks for bis
ze land earnestness in the Of Judaism, and more
especially in his earnest endeavor and in estab
lIshnga congregation Of sholom in our midst.
H. HIRSHFIELD, President,
BIN HoNNEr, Secretary. h8
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now lhe slame.e twins Coz lAeIr VVIve.

NNAHAAAA~ 80"
49, $50
Much speculation has always been rife as
to how the twins courted, and finally be-
came Joined Ia the bonds Of Hymen. 1t
happened that they were travelling through
the South, and stopped at the town of Trap
hill in Wilkes county, North Carolina.
The country in this locality being very 70
mantle, and the land good, the twins deter
mined to settle, and accordingly engaged
In business in the village, being excellent
traders, and their novel condition soon at
lracted many persons to thems among these
& farmer named Yates, who lived in the i'm
mediate vicinity, and who was possessed OF
two bouncing daughters.
Chang and Eng looked upon these two
women tenderly, and ovincod great 81 ection
for them, and, IKE ordihaly y0olI folks.
made numerous Elleoa1 eU residence q
their beNitchers, aud there bslE psiE 81
them Al afQNN4s 2 !. 81
and ,lle foaf Wv tlTQ 81. q 49,
wives always dlspIayed ol
their liren lorIlla, md n - I'Il usual
icalonsi en,on g. ne a1iar ftn|.f.
from this double flor ,io nan soIoe
twentY-two. children born, ~, Cholg
prcsenlcd tcf hush ana ~, 1Inc q
ten, and % thcrc but Two ven toF1' While
50 the Eng far1ilg The q ir IS 81 &c mo.
poriionatDlg oOlnnlh borl1. IIla q & ping.
contrary 20 the general opinion ond pIeccd-
ing flaienenia With ieE exceptions, were
healthy, r0huSt children. - orrtsI0adeac.
f4dade Aia Rsss
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AK attempt was made 10 pass counterfeit green
backs at John RIkclss store on Pecan street. on
Saturday night the fourteenth inst The bill being Of
large denomination, suspicion was Immediately
aroused and the countsrfeter Immediately arrested
and lodged in the IAN Tue police are diligently a
work endeavorngto ferret out the other counterfeers
We canton the business fraternity 20 be on the alert
AGAINST clrcuIators Of fraudulent money.
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TIE lecture Of RcyaJ .. II. H. chnmanceiro At the
Raymond House on Mandsy night, vas attended By
large and appfccialise audience His yisit 70 this
place has resulted IN the formation0f very promis
ing society Of the Congregation Bnd sholom, which
promises to at once become very active. We under
stand that the amount OF money already raised IS
fund Il sf000
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New NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IN BANKRUPTCY

" s
IN BANKRUPTCY.
IN the District Court Of the United States foffhe es
ern Dlatrlcto 81 Texas-In Tho matter ~ JOHN A.
4AGkk JOS. 3. BARhEE, bankupta Western
District Of Texas-Es
This Is 70 give notice that on the eleventh. day or
February, 1874 warrant Of bankruptcy was Issued
Western District 81 Texas aehiutt tho estate 81 said
JOHN A. MAGEK a JOS, 8. BAllDEH Of me city ol
Brenhan, county Of Washington Western District ~
Texas adlndged to be hankfnpts on their own petition
that the payment Of any dcbD and thc delivery 81
any property belonging 70 SAID bankupe. 70 Item or
u forbidden by law; and that meeting az 4he cfcl-
tors Of said banups, In order 10 prove their debts and
tate, will be held az Coz uf bankruptcy % be holden
IN the United States Court Room nt Austin before ~
~. Price, Esq, Register Of Bankruptcy for EaId uIf-
tiict on the eleventh day Of March l6 a 20 o'clock
A. y. THOMAS r. punNRfls
Z. s. Marshal ", D. Of Texas, Is Messsneeg.s
fcfo oettlf
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THE Avenue Hotel 10 rapidly gaining friends. Mr..
ONeal, late Of the City Hotel, has been appointed
steward, and ne II canning revolution in matters.
Every one speaks OF the excellent quality az the fare
placed upon the tables We glad TO note advance
ments In this line, and hope, that with the great Inn
provement going on At the Avenue, new era il
about % be Initiated in the boarding business in our
city. Wehope good houses Of entertainment win rap
idly crowd out all the bad ones. ..,s,
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AUszu Is fun Of strangers, manyof whom are seek
ing permanent Investments IN the city We are giad to
zee them, and are wen satisfied that they are not
maiing mistake Auihin b bound 10 grow and be
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THE MAsKEn BAL1- = 1ha gotarIes OF Terpsi-
chore found in the brilliant masked ball Saturday
night the full frtlionae 81 thef anticipations and
hopes. Il was ono Of the haDpiest and eaYest re
unions Of the season. Nothing OF the Kind, even
In this city, noted for its deiiesey o. taste and
refinement, has ever cxcelled It. The costumes,
the social greetings tAe dance s1d Che supper, in
vled admiration and VII he long remembered by all
who were prcsent s.l'f = ~
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TUE STICK PIANo.-Thls admirable piano, which
took the goldmeda at the worlds memorable expsst
tIon At Vienna, three hundred and twenty-scven
that were rivals Is offered for sale here by Mr. G. T.
siEson Il claims precedence on both continents for
durability excellence and sweetness OF tone. II youd dc
sire a fine piano. here Is chance to secure one. Do
not purchase piano without examining this modal in
strumont, which is the perfection OF art.
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THE WiNTKR.-such winter Is that through which
We are passing, has seldom been witnessed, even in
this highly favored climate Earth and sky, and the
soft south wind remind us Of Spring, and the blooming
Of flowers Tho strangers at the capital and particu-
larry those from more Northern clinics, are charmed
with It. Isbeautfll. There Is vgor and an elias
iIcty infused into an animalednatnre. Yesterday and
the day before in exquisite loneliness ooud not have
been excelied by Italy.
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Miss MolIIR DURsT a yohns lady admired by all
who know her, for her loneliness suitability Of man;
ners accomplishments and talent has, We pleased
10 learn expressed desire to present appropriate
and beautiful nag 10 tho Travis Rides, 4 she get
sufficient number OF the ladies OF Austin 20 assist he
We have no doubt they will respond most cordially,
The company Is universally admired and is members
respected for their noble bearing and moral worth.
Tho Texts Military Institute. when 4 hag was pre-
scented 70 lhcm olthc lone star state, received tai
the hands Of TIE young ladies Of Clark's Seminary,
Hoaston Without deiEactiug IN the slightest deglec
from those who gave H. would Il not have been more
appropriate and In better taste coming from OF our
own ladiess But whether Il would not, there can
he noquestioh that IN dclcacy OF sentiment and good
taste. Nlus Dursts generous proposal win meet with
acncgl approval and to d Of the rened and nlellee.
nal az her AK IN this civ
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Tm GdssitS says that s,le poge ollcerehHlgcd with
brutal misconduct IN th arrest o. insane man, it is
said, has been unjustly eritciaed. 'Wo know moth
ing, it further says of the aeis but the officer is
man Of honor, and col1is Investigation" The facts
to which aIluson d thus made ort eircumstantially
detailed by the Zeal Of fe. ai d Friday evening
with the names Of The paTles We trust an invcstiEa
ton, and rieid one VIII b made IN reference to this
matter
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VIZ aeknogiedss the rcccip, o. 81 invitation 10 the
naueufsl sad faneydress ban 20 be given By the
people q Gonzales n their lovely ntlle town. We
vish them happy reunion and regret orr Inability to
be among them and enjoy part % ilseir pleasures
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MissIssTPrI is the happy land Of Canasn
for political darkeys. They have one 81
their own color for lieutenant governor, sec
retary Of State, superintendent 81 public
education, speaker Of the House (who Is
characterized by the Vicksburg Herald rs
ignorant, base and insolent') and any
number Of sheFitls, clerks, constables, rep
resentatives and senators. ~ Memphis dppeal
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4, ,ss new grocery STORE Of n s. Hinton, Pecan
street, win Be heavy stock OF baskets, bFooms tno-
bscE.ta wsahboards, willow wagons, rope OF all
slzea snd heavy stock o. groceries and provisions.
wholesale and retail. feI2 n
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sauruxnx scnool Boogs.--we had the pleasure Of
visit, ycetcraay. from Gen. S. s. Nohols,s general
agent Of the University Publishing Company, which
embraces a series OF school books prepared by the
most eminent authors IL the South. These works,
now very generally known are giving universal salts
faction, ana are rapidly being adopted in the pubic
schools IN almost eyegy county, and N many private
schools and academies So soan as their merits are
fully known, they viii FORM the Acknowledged text
hooks in the South. and perhaps In large portion Of
the North Gen. Nichols. m bringing these admirable
works before the attention OF the public, has ex-
hibitcd remarkable Industry and merits tho thanks Of
an interested In tfe subject OF education.
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car NV 70 rhe sanctum last night, We OBJ
..,,e -,se,lsss ors,. tearing down the Avenue At
1890 .ued Another case Of persons tying their
aaia.4ls loors.
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chance ron EyEuBoDY. Tho wisdom Of the
postpohement Kshhick bFRfy grandg gift con-
cct 70 the thirtyrst OF March next IS beyond dis
putc. win over 900 on deposit in bank to pay
sifs end that puaer ths nsst adyese circumstances
there can be doubt nav Ola fall drawing, when the
holders Of thelucly ickcts win receive such splendid
cash prizes as sac0oOo 100000 OoOO $4,000, etc
Il Is now positively annohnoed that there win beno fur
Their pos,ponement, Therefore every one viii supply
themselves with tickets and every ticket will be sold
before the day OF the eopceft
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AUSTIN, Texas, Feb. 1G, 1874.
Raoyeed, That a vote Of thanks be rendered B. d.
odon proprietor Of the Raymond House. by this con
greiion Bnai shoOm) for the OF his parors for
lecture delivered by Rev J. II. NJ chumanceiro on
the evening Of the sixteenth and that this resolution
be Published, and a copy sent to B. N. odem, Esq.
.HI m HELIMA1,
RoSENFIELD,
-s MELASKY,
HIRSHFIELD,
~. r4o,-,.,.,, eo.-oto-,, E slt cor,uoftfee
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Ma. Der is determined to have one Of the most com
plcte establishments in the livery line in the city, he
has Just added TO his very elegant stock OF CARRIAGES
the nnest hearseeyer broughtto Texas, This maqiin
cent piece OF Workmanship cost over two thousand
dollars and Is most complete and elegant in all its
parts Attached TO Il Is fun set o. silver emblems
suited 10 al kinds OF funerals The hearse is most
beautifully trimmed and decorated, and the nountngs
are gotten up OF the most expensive material. Mr.
Del win soon have large lot Of elegant collins on
hand and he win then te prepared to furnish every
thing for funerals ut moments notice,
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aF.Io, M, c,r,, .,-Dir has been retained a cek q
,e sor,.. eo.rt 10 al his unexpired term Of four
r..sr.
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(NIRCULAR.


ADJuTAxT 0ENEnAr's orFicH
brATE OF IExts,
~ -i AusTN, February r. 1874
Tho attention OF all parties having state arma AZ
their possession, q called 70 the proclamation By the
Governor, dated Nay z 1913, and % article 22I vol
umo J. Paschal sDigeet By which tho failure % deliver
such arms to tho chief Justice 81 the county e MAIDEN
Il has been reported that State arms have been pos
and given away bysundry oflcora such sale or gin
soaYeyP no tite ana the holders thereof arc % no
This does not apply 70 uEsanizcd companies WIN
have reeeipted for the arms. .--..s,ft
AdIutant General state q Texas.
feI7 det Ylt
FOB PRINTING OF ALL KINDS
e AT THE
Democratic Statesman once,
CORNER CONGRESS AVENUE and ASH STRICT
DANKRUPT ESTATE OF z. BART
40 . LETT.
Meeting Of Creditors.
meeting O the creditors oftho bankrupt estaleqf
z. bAhTLkrT VIII be held at the Office Of ~. u.
Pree ksq Register In Bankruptcy, on the fourih dly
the tyeoyenth section Of the act Of Congress en-
titled IAN act 70 establish uniform system Of bank
TTqptey Throughout. the Unlted etales,n approved
march, 1851. eil p. DEcORDONA, t5
-. Asawee Of Banl4npt Estate o. n Bartloii
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VINO would do without splendid cards. letter heads
BIN heads, etc. when they can be obtained in sucA
perfection at the SrA1EsnAN onco style Is everything
other kinds Of material.
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WEEKLY STATESMAN
Local Matters.

quzpew board Of trustees for she lunaile ssslaa
are Messrs George Hancock, ,. IL haynopo. :, Z
Bouldsn A. s. Walker md J. A. 0reen ~ q 'l'' 81 Z
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1llE annual vine production of the coun-
tty Is estimated At %, 200, 600 gallons. or
TINS amount ., OlO, 600 gallons would come
from the Pacific Il, 600, 900 from the At
isntie coast The market value Of this pro-
duct is estimated at nearly fourteen million
dollars, 10 which must be added al the fossl
value Of the vintage about eight millions
for grapes consumed, grape vines, etc.
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ca,t JOHN d. HOLIDAY, in HE hfty-fourth
year 81 the residences Of Dr. o. N s. Davis az sulphur
SPRING. Hopkins county, June 2 1913, Of chronic
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z. sadeld takes exception. and snYs & does
ne gfossest injustice 10 many 81 the rurast
ana wisostmo Of Georgia, men as true 70
the honor aud Interest 81 their State as any
q those who have assailcd their patriotism.
wisdom and integrity, To0lnbs not cx-
cepteoi and in proof OF this he recalls thc
hStnes o. quite q number Of eminent men
VINO We're members OF the convention.
which framed the constitution.
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BEN HoxNEr, Secretary.

WE specially commend the following as evidence
that English Female Btters is selling well in State
They are duplicates OF some orders received, the rs
being a telegram:
DR. DromgOole, Louisville Kentucky-Please ship
one hundred and twenty dozen English Female Btters
u T. C. THOMPSON & CO.
Galveston, January Il, 1874.
DIR. DromgooIe, Louisville, Kentucky-Send twenty
four dozen English Female Bitters. =, n cropcv
Galveston, December II, 1879 ss.
pr ship entEfPuTe dS59H Eng
Galveston, January 81, 1s7hno3 41u.ll.f
DR.. Dromgoole-Ship at once twelve dozen English
Female Bitters Have lost money y HPS haylRg them
Dallns, December 1, 1878,
Dr. Dromgoole-Please ship Immediately twelve
dozen English Female Bitters as we viii be out before
they can possibly arrive. The demand is increasing
rapidly. They give satisfaction. .....- -.
Austin, November I, 1873.
DIR. Dromgoole-Send us twelve dozen English Fe.
male Btters at once. We are out and The demand Il
Bremond, Texas, November 3, 1873. $50
Dr. DrOmgoole- Please send me twelve dozen Eng
llsh Female Bitters. JOHN NJ. RIVEilRE. Z
Waco, November 1, 1873. fIa 80 fsaal
DR.. Dromgoole- please send us Twelve dozen Eng
lish Female Bitters.. CONNOit q WALhEk.
Dallas, January ], 1874. |t.,- 5,t
These bittefs are giving more Satisfaction Tor the
cure OF chronic female complaints than any other med
cine ever offered the pubic and selling well wher
ever tested. Sold By druggists. 70 lid&wlt
Go EAST VIA ST. LouIs.-Now that Texas has di
rect rail communication with the whole country trav-
elers should remember that the Pioneer Lines OF the
West afford the best and only routes through the In.
dian Nation to St Louis and all principal cities in the
Northern, Eastern and Middle States. Passengers
from Galveston, Houston Austin, Waco, Bryan, Dali
las Marshall Jefferson and all other cities and towns
on the Houston and Texas Central Railway and ne con-
Meeting rail and stage lines, offered the choice OF
tco az rail- routes to st. Louis.
fAtDmlzon, Texas connection Is male wiihtle Mis-
souri, Kansas and Texas Railway, and at VinIta in the
Nation, junction Is formed with the Atlantic and
Pacific Railroad by which an passengers arc carried
through Southwest Missouri direct to ST. Louis, lciih
osatcimysQ cFs Or n tie passenger desifcs, he
can when purchasing his through ticket, arrange q
continue bis journey through Vinita to St Louis, b
way OF sedalia aud the Missouri Pacific Railroad.
Both OF these roads being under one management,
equal facilities are offered m the matter Of palatal
aeepng cars, elegant day coaches quick time aud SUI
perior accommodations Of every kind. The trains Of
these companies arrive in ST. Louis m ample time 20
make connection with al roads leading outol the city
Particular information, with maps, time tables, etc,
can be had at the various through ticket Offices in
Tcxss or BY addressing r. A. Ford, General Pessen-
ger Agent, st, Louis No, Jazz WY
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LoHDuE, February II - NOON - COls0ls
9s0o2l< Eric ~
Lfg1IlrooL, February --NoOn.--C Cotton
qnict and steady. uplands Sd; Oricans $40
Tor speculation and export: sales 81 rplanli.
nothing below fiw middling. deliverable
February and March, z II: uplands. nothing
below low uilnr. deliverable March and
April, 55Sds Elle 81 cotton inclad8 050o lcs
American.
NEw YoEk. fCbfnsf f5-Soo n.-Gold
9pcncd ~ 1l1s md advnnccI ~ 1le1(
ciocks duIi Money per ccnf. EzciaIls
--LonE 4t5 ehoIf 11 81
E|ron state bonds nIl1et
Cotton duh; Aies IS bales. ur'an.Is a9 81,
OzIears l0f<c: futures opened 81 follows
February =. il9c; -laEeA q RESETS = .e;
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eENFRAL 1fFRCHANDIeF.

r n. wEL1s-DEAr.ER N GpEal PISTOLS
Avenue, under Avenue iioil