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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1875-11-04
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

H. c Plat ! District Court,
VS. Cedar co. lows
the unk now heirs Of John November
Peacock. decd. Term, 1875,
To the unknown heirs at.law of John
Peacock: you and each Of you are here by
notified, that there Ii nov \ petition OF
H. C. Piatt pitt, on fle in the Clerks or
fice Of Cedar county. Iowa asking thai you
satisfy certain mortgage given by IL. q.
Piatt to John Peacock. under date ofMay LIST
1856. and recorded In the Recorders ONCE Oi
saidcOunty. In Book A page 100. Said Mort
gage was given to secure $50 upon the wiz
and neL, nwL Sec Is, twp. ~, ranges, W. D
p. NJ. said amount with interest thereon
having been paid.
Now unless you appear and defend said pc
tition IT or before noon of the second day OF
the next Term of said Court to be begun
and held at Upton. in said county on the
22nd day Of November. \. D.. ls15. o default
will be entered against you and judgment
rendered thereon. In accordance with the
prayer OF said petition.
PIATT CARR,
Oct. 0-42-iw. Attorneys for Pitd.
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Rcsdlssg ~r WIN.

Estate OF Peter NJ. Crist de >esseS aae
State Of Iowa, cedar county. S.:
To whom IL may concern:
You are hereby notidej that ON the 1ssh
day Of October, ISIS. there was opened and
uoiicIy real By the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court. in and for said county. IN tnStTu-
ment NJ writing : gSpnrf n1 b. he iasf
Will aud sestam-uS oI pss~r NJ. Griss late Of
said county deceaSed: anu that the nrst
day o, the February term Of said court.
commencing On the third Monday. the 18th
day Of fe1ruary 1876. has been set rs The
dAy for G.:! hearing AID pros. .. ss.4 = III.
~ which tine all gerSons interested may
appear and show cause whv the same
should not be admitted Ia probate.
swA VII VAN MESS Clerk
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PROBATE NOTICE.

Estate Of Henry and Mary swarms. deed,
The state of lows. Cedar County, ~
To whom n may concern:
You are hereby Notified that the final re-
port OF VIM. p. Wills Admin istrafor OF said
estate. 10 now on die In the ONCE OF the
Clerk OF the circuit Court In and for Cedar
County. and that the Fecruary term Of the
Circuit Court Of said county. com me ncing
on the tn ird Monday 18th day of February
1876, has been set as the day for finaI hear.
ing in said case. at which time all persons
interested may appear and chow cause Why
said Administrator should not be discharg-
ed. w. n. VAN NESS, clerk.
PIATT 4 CARR, Atfys. swH
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The MARQUIS or SALISBURY, at musi.
cal festival in England. said that the
voices Of English women we're best fit.
ted for singing Of any 10 the world The
difference between English aud Ameri
can voices has been remarked. the latter
being timer than those Of British sing
ers. The defeat, mainly due 10 our eli
mate. requires care and cure. But what
improvement might We not expect from
lungs strengthened by such balms IS
Halls BAlsam. IL heals ihose slight in
6amations that are the pest of the sing
er. and make conversation unpleasant TO
speaker and nearer. Price, $l.00 per
bottle
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sAxo CoRrosx- The is1a0cs Of the
stomach on the brain sh0ald - careful.
" hecded. Let the stomach oe il slight
degree disturbed, and the snsire nervous
system % . sufferer. Brig the stomach
@ health, and the nerves. machinery
promptly resunss its perfect running
order. Happily, there b no necessity
for any long disarrsngsnsnt ofths fsnct-
ions Of the stomach. siaos In Ayers
Pills We have % perfect combination.
admirably adopted for relief They
have stood to the test of years, and have
exhibited stomach properties most won
derfal. Their wise use, by keeping the
system il perfect order, prowotes lonee-
witty and what ID far better. ensures the
full enjoyment Of the time spent here.
We use them aud know their vAla e.
/ Florence, Kan. Pioneer
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HEART DrsKAsx-A CARp.


NRw YORK, December "a, 1874.
Jas. p Campbell. u. D. 90 Fulton SIN Y
DEAR SIR--For many yesrs my wife
has had serious Organic and, nj course.
Fractional Disease Of the Heart, and fire.
quentiy has seizures" of the mos, terri
BILE description, menacing her with in.
slant death. Ihave tried many prominent
Heart Remedies"without avail, but in DR.
CampbelI's Heart Regulator" am free
to confess, We have found the supreme
Palliative" If not the Radical Cure
Your preparation, Doctor, always re-
lieves her instantly and perfectly, while
the seizures" are much less frequent
and severe. / have also prescribed
your remedy in my practice with uni
form, excellent and happy results As
. physician of thirty years practice,
can, and dc, most conscientiousiy com
mend its use to all suffering from Organ
gan:c or Functional Cardiac Derange-
ments. Very truly yours,
WILLIAM II. BCRNHAM, n D.,
Late Collegiate Professor Of Anatomy,
l04 Sixth avenue.
Price % per bottle. Expressed to any
address.
Sold At City Drug Store. Upton.
A treatise On Heart Diaease, Ca-arrh,
Desturs-, DC. &c, wi,n other valuable
intUma'ion, sent To ~, atiir.ss, by tor
wardn. Stamp IT,
jas p. Campbell, VI -. Sc Pal! St.
New York. l.yl
The Practice OF iudiscriminata rug
giDg can hardly be 1op severe! on
demaeti. The effect ~ all suc. :. isteur
docioring, is to unduly stimulate rams
of the body FOR while, after which
they are left worse than hstof-. Re.
lief for the lungs is OF different nature
AMI lie always gain, by ing them
stronger tor he rest il gisf, Why snf-
fer the tired feelings. the LIVER ana ;r;i.
liability That every form of lnnE = 4
throat disease. however trivial. :, ne
10 give VIXEN tue magic aid .. ,i,lrs
Balsam dispells these mis- e< and
Leaves Que fresh ali Tree for 5:n,ies
and delights Of life: sold e..ryw:l.rc.
Price, fl.00.
Neuralgia, Sciatica, Rhsnn ti.sm, and
Nervousness, aDnibila;ed ani ..i;c,ted
BY DR.. Jas. +. Campho'. Rslical
Cure" for Neura'sia. New sti'- Refer.
eaces: Prof Lnsev, Knox College, Gales
burg, Ill. Chase Colgate, Esq OF Colgate
& Co SO and IS John ST. y =; Col Mil.
ler,e3l Broadway NY.ana II. Henry St,
Brooklyn; john Baltnore, Esq Harlem
Gas Light Co, g. c. Buell.. Esq, 24a
Broadway. y. y; aud hundreds of 9th
era Price two preparations II 90 and
$2Ga. Expressed Ia any address.
JAS. p. CANPBKLI., NJ D., So Fulton st
| New York
Sold 81 City Drug Store, Upton l2yl
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CHICAGO. Nov. Sd. 1877
JUDICIAL ORDER.
Times or Holding Courts in the
Slh judicial District Of Iowa,

In pursuance OF the provisions of the
Statute In snch case made and provided,
II 10 hereby ordered that the terms of the
District Court for the 9Th Judicial Dis.
trict in the State OF Iowa, for the years
1875 and 1877. shall be held 1t the times
and places following. to wit:
At Iowa City, in the county OF John
son, on the FIRST Monday 10 January and
the first Monday Ia June.
At Msrengo. In the county OF Iowa, on
the 1rst Monday in February and the
frs, Monday 10 September
At Toledo, In the county Of Tama, on
the third Monday IN February and the
third Monday In September.
At Vinton. IN the county of Benton,
on the hrss Monday In March and the
6rss Monday in October.
At Marion, 10 the county Of Linn, on
the third Monday in March and the
third Monday 10 October.
At Upton. In the county Of Cedar, on
the 6rst Monday In May, and the fourth
Monday IN November
At Anamosa, In the county Of Jones,
10 the third Monday In May and the
second Monday IN December.
And II Is further ordered that the
terms Of the Circuit Court in and for
SAID 9Th Judicial District, for the years
1876 and 1877, shall lie held at the
times and places following, 10 wit:
At Iowa City, In the county of John
son, on the third Monday in March and
the fourth Monday in September
At Marengo, in the county Of Iowa,
on the third Monday In April and the
third Monday in November
At Toledo, In the county of Tsma On
the first Monday IN May and the first
Monday 10 December.
Al Vinton, In the comfy Of Benton,
on the third Monday In May and the
third Monday In December
At Marion. In the county Of Linn, ~
the frst Monday in Janusry and the
first Monday in June.
At Upton, IN the county Of Cedar, on
the third Monday in February ana the
fourth Monday In August.
II Anamosa, In the county Of Jones,
on the first Monday in March and the
second Monday In September.
Given under our hands at Vin,on,
this 18th day Of October. 1878.
JAS H. ROTHROCK,
Judge Dist Court 9Th Dist.
JOHN McKEAN,
Circuit Court 9Th Judicial Circsis.
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Farms, Farms!
GOOD FAR N S
CHEAP!

! have for sale several Good Farms In
Cedar county, ranging In price from l2x 70
" dollars per acre. with easy payments
Also, several thousand acres nm improved
lands IN this state. Prices low and terms
easy.
r.. PRITCHARD.
3rnaI real Ea,afe X1enta
Once IN RowslI's Block. Upton, Iowa.
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DIED.
EITZsIMMONa

FlTZsIMM0NS. On the 18Th inst May q
sged ears and months, daughter q Edward ana
Mary tifzsnmons.
Relatives aud friends Of the family are respe-,-
strt ct northwest, Sunday, O'Clock .. m. lBalti-
more papers please oopy1
HUMPHk1Es: On Friday, October 18th, At f,
clock. OF typoid pneumonia, JOHN FR. NCIS N 10
Phelps, only son OF John and Susan Humphris.
sged years and II days.
little life ended,
We tried hard 20 save,
A little bud bliehted,
ru, That much promise gave.
Funeral TO morrow SUNDAY 18th inst, nj q
O'CLOCK, from the residence Of his grandfafhsr.
francis bsllenger, I101 ~ street southwest. The
friends and relatives are invited 20 attend.
HILTON. October IL, ISIS, at IL % D. m MARI
FUNERAL vii take place from the Immacu etc Con-
eeptlon Church on Sunday morning at O'Clock
FRIENDS ard relatives Of the family are respectfug
invited to attend. st. Mary Q Beacon copy
PEGG On the 18th met LIZZIE PEGs. the only
ehia OF the late William Peeg, aged years and 10
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited IN
attend the funeral from her parents resideaoe to-
morrow Sunday, OF O'Clock, No. 1872 4 street
SMITH. On the 18th Of October, Ct her res aepe..
s2y lFh street, MAkT A, widow q the late Thos
Funeral from st. Johns Church, Sunday, I7th
inst, ct p. M.
wLLDER: In .hi. city, on the morning o. octo-
tingtOn, Miss sARAH HILL WILDER, formerly OF
Boston, IN the 18th year VI her age.
MfNEE. On Friday morning, Octoba 18TH
1919, MARY q, infant daughter of Mary a. and
Lewis b W ynne, IT., aged one year too months aud
two days. lfairfax News please copy.l q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-10-16

~"Haven't you got cheek" was the re-
spouse OF a Meriden four year old boy whea
bis teacher, at his first day I'm school, asket
him III lie could read.
~ The Cresset Of Dennison. Texas. re-
marks; "See 10 10 that your wife il kiSSet
ana petted and caressed, even IL you have 60
do IL yourself"
IThe suggestion that ladies' dresses mar
DC made OF the newly discovered un brea K Sbi,
ana elastic glass prompts the hone thai Al
isn't the transparent klnd.-BOsf9a Pasf.
81 Child-"Does the Lord take the ps-
persY' Mother-"No, my child. why 10 Won
ask" Child-"Oh, I thought lie didn'f tf
taxes our minister so long to tell Him about
things !'-N,tC Harm Register.
nrA certain New York Dry goods mer-
chant, IN want OF boy, lately displayed the
suggestive notice:-"Boy wanted. that has
tual."
ga fair sicilIan maiden lately got on
Top OF a house In Palermo, anointei HERSELF
with oil OF petroleum. and burned HERSELF
her.
SAn italian has invented a process by
Nhlch ne can put AL the cold OF the north
poie In railroad car, and keep meat fresh
on " while running through "A prairie on fire
at the rate OF seventy five miles the hour.
- The Augusta GA Constitutionalist
edlIorlsliy replies 10 reverend dress re
former that the Old gentleman has baen
striving ALI his life TO where ssthe beauteou.
iolms OF pin-back angels hit along the
"Two Thousand and ffty-seven persons
live at Hammerfest, Norway, in latitude "a
deg. min. sec. THIS town is the most
northern in the world. The people have 90
get up at three O'Clock To see the mllkman
slap his arms TO keep his fingers warm.
81 Boston Courier-Said a wiz 10 her
husband-"How is IL you can't come home
nights IN some sort of season. The gentle
retort was--"fou got me In the way of H.
BEFORE we were married you used 20 throw
your arms about my neck at three O'Clock.
and say Don't go, darling; IL is early vet
a terrible affair."
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,,hfHw DAYS since we recorded the 0.cs
paint OF another of hts profeSSioD hsa O -.
FENCED poor water~cress gatherer - thr,..
month Imprisonment FOR treSpsss unoo IT,
state that the Rev. EGward No. -
spslding, has sent a lirtle < ri TO PRISM ,or
picking Tower. The same clerevmao re
Gently sentenced q man 10 line years i'm
prisoSment tor some trifiing offenca hut the
Queen tfrfered and released him. In view
OF The petty tyranny of these English cler-
kymen who happen Ia be country Justices a.
N 10 oe regretted that Moody and Sankey
ola rot devote portion 90 their time 20 the
ministers OF England, who seen 10 mead or.is-
nafy humanity and charity more than tue
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THE DECAY OF GLACIERs.-A glacier is
current OF ice derived from snow Com
plete glaciers of the first order take their
rise on the mountains, and descend into the
sea, just as all complete rivers OF the first
oruer do. In NORTH Greenland the snow sup
Ply and general climatic conditions are such
That It's glaciers pour directly into the ocean,
ara SO undoubtedly did those of the Pacific
during the flush times OF the glacial epoch;
but now The world is 50 warm and the snow
crop so small, nearly all the glaciers LEFT
alive have melted 10 mere hints OF their for
mer selves. The Lyell glacier is now less
than mile long; yet, setting out from the
Iontal moraine, we may trace its former
course on groOved and polished surfaces and
10y immense canons and moraineS distance
OF more than forty miles.
The glaciers OF Switzerland are in a like
decaying condition as compared with their
former grandeur: so also are those OF Nor.
way, Asia and South America. They have
come 10 resemble the short rivers of the east
ein slope OF the Sierra that flow out into the
not plains and are dried up. According To
the Schlagintweit brothers, the glaciers of
switzerland melt at an average elevation of
',il4 ieet above the level OF the sea. The gla-
cler OF Grindelwald melts at less than 1000
Ieet; mat OF Aar at about 5000. The Htma-
laya glacier, in which the Ganges takes its
rise, does not, according TO Captain Hoig-
son, descend below - ,9li feet The ayera ga
elevation at which the glaciers of the Sierra
melt is not far from 1000 feet above sea-
level.-Joh,n Muir, ia Hdpsr's Maya,tne for
NOreWbe.
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II H. WARMER,
Ds Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and streets N W,
FOB SALE.

WASHINGTON CITY HOUSES AND LOTS.
- BY virtue Of the last will and testament of
and o1dered to- be ecorded By he
Court OF the District Of Columbia, aud capable of
subscriber to be sold, disposed Of and convey ed by
him In fee simple to the purchasers, aud with the
pay sale S h e'f
lots late the estate of the said Mary Ann Kerr his
lst and 2d.-The brick dwellings, stores and
premises on south side Of Pennsylvania avenue, run
square SO. Lots and +, formerly in the oocnpa'
ton ton OIL Mr.; Elizabeth Lowe AID MIR George "
and y teet "a inches on Cs'reet. The frs con.
isns 2ta5 square feet the latter 2sa square feet
~ a written agreement with A. h. Shepherd, ESQ ,
the purchaser of Lot y, has the right to use a di.
'lsion wall sdjoining on t ne side Of this lot.
OF New YorE avenue l45 feet II inches and 90 feet
ibshes On Zss street; sOhianng 10 a4 sqnare feet
TIE north side Of Z street north, containing y5l4
5th-Lot No. y, Square ass, 50 feet front on the
cast side OF 18th street west containing 1885 square
6th.-Lot %, Square 70, 40 feet on street, near
.OIh street, 6I0 square feet.
1th-Lot 4 Square os5, 81 feet on 9TH street east,
sth. 81. No 5, Square Si7, 40 feet on 9Th street
sth-Lot No: s, square Sa5. IA feet inches on the
north side Of Massachusetts avenue and 81 feet 8
"Lo SQUARE Ys q feet .eG inches on North
carolina avenue, between LIST and I'd streets east,
1Ith.-Lot 5, Square 9s5, 50 feet inches on 10th
street east 5, square feet. Is alley on south
Of this lot.
I2th.--Iot Z, Square 9s5, IS feet On 10Th street
east, and 81 feet ii inches on North street, r3
square feet.
The terms Of sale are One thrd of the purchase
money TO be paid within thirty days from tbs day OF
sale, and the balance in and II months from the
day OF sale, bearing per cent. interest from that
day, to be secured 70 the satisfaction Of the subscr
Of sale from each pnrchassr On payment n Of d tas
purchase money and not before, the subscriber viii
execute the deedy.
Some Of these Lots may be sold in divisions laid off
b. tn surveyor, or entire, to suit purchasers Par
chasers are requested to write to the subscriber or
to leave their offers at the Office Of Randall HaRner,
erq., Attorney at Law, Youug'S Law Building,
Louisiana avenue, or with Henry x. Randall, No.
800 street.
If not sold before the Lots will be offered at pub
lie sale on TUESDAY, the Goth October instant, at
10 clock as to Nos. ] and of this advertise
ment, Lots on Pennsylya nia avenue, and on the
premises, respectively. As to the other Lots, at
o'clock p. m. on that day, following the order Of
their numbers herein, beginning at No. 3, and all
to be sold on the premises If the sale be not fin
ished on that day the sale will be continued daily
thereafter at 4 O'Clock m.
A. RANDALL, Executor,
Annapolis, Md.
eet2 2aw IRep.l I. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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u Ii. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings cerner II and streets N. W,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF HIGH
81 BETMEEN BRIDGE AND PKOSPKCr

TRUSTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE OF HI0H
ST BETwEEN BRIDGE AND PROSPECT
sIkEEfS, GEORGETOWN, u. O..
IN By virtue Of deed of trust, dated March 2ith,
II A. D. 1873. duly recorded in Liber No. I'll, folio
ola and at the request Of the party secured thereby
we will sell at pu,lic aaction in front OF the preui
ses, on MONDAY, October 2Jth, A. D. 1875 Mt 4
O'Clock p m al those pieces parcels of land stu
ale IN the city Of Georgetown, D. c., known and de-
scribed as parts Of Lot numbered ninety one 81 in
Bestty and Hawkins addition to GEORGETOWN ID q
The hrst part Of said lot beginning twenty six (16)
on High street. aud running thence northwardy
twenty seyeD CID feet with said street. thence st
wardy at tight angles to the rear Ii ne of said LOT No
81 thence southwsrdly with said rear line twenty
seven az feet theI ce sastwardiy in direct line to
the place OF beginning and the second part of said
Iot Numbered ninety one 9D beginning the south
west corner II the rear line Of said lot and running
tnence northwad'y with said rear line Of said LOT
tWetty SIN i26 feet: thence eastwardy one hundred
OJ feet on line at right angles with High street,
ihence sonthwsrdly twenty six 26 feet to the south
line OF SAID lot thence wesIwardly hundred (l0OI
feet TO the place Of beginning Of aforesaid second
part, together with the i'm movements, consisting of
tbree-sfory Brick building, &C.
II rms: Onc-third Of the purchase m lney in cash:
and the balance at six and twelve mon rs, for which
Instruments he purchaser shall give his promissory
notes. bearing Interest at the rate of ten
per annum from the day Of sale, and secured By a
deed OF trust satisfactory to the holder or holders of
sald notes on The land end premises sold deposit
OF will be required Of the purchaser at the time
OF sale, AID all convey ancing the expense of the
purchaser Terms 90 be comp led with in seven days
WIN. ST1CKNEY,t -.
GEO. H. PLAINLY ru''eeS'
octlt eoSds j. L. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AID OHIO RAILROAD.
New York and Washington Air Line.
SUMNER sCHEDULE-sEPTEaBER 30. 1873


FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
90 q n-, Baltimore and Wa stations.
e.4e a; , Baltimore, Annapolis, Frederick AID
12oa m. Baltimore. Brsasfau a; Relay.
A0a. N Baltimore
zoe .. m /, hicago, Columbus, ssaausky. Cincin-
town rsdlrics' stsuncn r Winess. e1 mi
valley Branch. ParIor Cars. DiHnsr at C4m
e1o., ~, " arlington junction and Way Stations.
30 ns n. sslt%o Ps: and WAY Stations.
sa o. M, B nsj,;. PSrs, C,.. No Stops
kIk, Baltimore and Iiiioott City. Disnsr at
' On S SSRf,i st Il S:
sss F:dlaiS's an B'l.y and
Way Stations, via MetrOp Titan Branch.j
S+s m baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
$50 ,. m Baltimore, Phnsdelphi. and Rel.y.
$50 ?: m Chicaso' So Louis, Louisville, Column
Ss.1.1 az ms1., S.psnps Ps ., pa, Gs,::
bErE and BsntcOod
$40 a.fsr,,.so M,nesesss5 and Way
1I9 ,. m baltimore and Way Sta ions.
$40 , m, Pltt.bors and Cumberland Fast E1-
q nm press. Si,.giHE cars
s13 Pm Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York
and Ro.tcn Fast Express. PHiimas Palace
l1.25 .. m Fast Express. PaH,nar Ears 10 Cal
t1Ro. -. Louis dsd Cincinnati roitaoH ehnags
S'snkfGS ~ Grafton. ssndgsky, Cincinnati,
Indian ap5 Lis.
SUNDAY TRAINS
9IS .. m, Baltimore, Philadelpbis, New York
ana H. ston Fast Express.
and so D m
For B1LtinIoTe and RsLay-7 30 a. u E, s 90 and
900 p
Vests 90 a. m, S 30, = 40, sad II.25 ,. M,
stopping during the week.
~ All 1TaIss Stop az Viddnct H0fel, Relay H0Kss
Sf1ft0r.
Tor further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Cfices Washington Station, and
ass Penny ivanis avenue. here orders will be
for Baggage to be checked and received any
point in tie CITY
THns 4, SHARP. Master Of Transportation.
Il. M. COLE. General Ticket agent.
GE0. : KOONTZ, General gent sepll-tr