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RECOMMENDATION Meeting Repeal
Of the resumption Act DE.
InAnllpu

uhuueu.
TOLEDO, December 2l.-A mass meet
ing ol citizens was held at White Hall
tonight to give expression to their
views on the subject Of the remOne,
tizatiOn OF silver. The meeting waa al,
dressed by Mayor Jones, Judge J. Il
Serry, Hon. J. K. Harwood and others.
The following resolutions were umani-
mousIy adopted:
ReSOireoi, That we urge upon our Sena.
tors and Representatives in Congress the
immediate reconciliation Of silver and
that the coinage be free and unlimited
as that OF gold, ind Of the standard and
value Of the dollar OF our fathers, to-wit,
il2! grains Of standard silver.
Resolved, That we believe the disusc Of
one'halt the coin money Of the world by
the universal decentralization Of silver
would 80 increase the purchasing power
Of gold that those who hold promises to
pay money, which would then mean gold,
would hold in their hands the means
wherewith TO Confscate the property and
labor OF n majority Of the people Of the
civilized world, and that the attempt 10
enforce such legal iniqnity would re-
suit in grave revolutions that might de-
stroy equities.
RcSOhed, That we look with profound
alarm upon the efforts OF European cap
italists, who own most OF the bonds Of
the government, and the corporations in
Europe and America to 30 control legis-
lation as TO compel their payment in gold
only, thereby etlecting a revolution in
values TO their own profit, and the de-
struCtion OF large part Of all other
property.
RcsoIrcd, That the honor and credit Of
the nation are better protected byailuS
regard for the welfare and prosperity Of
those upon whom the discharge OF ils
obligations rest than by undue conces.
sions in favor Of the holders Of such oh.
legations.
A resolution was also passed condem.
natory Of the Resumption Act and de-
manlinE its immeiiaIn r. nOl
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same idea have been expressed without
the use OF the word 'eleCt?'" I answer
yes, and some have advocated the strik.
ing out OF the word in this section, no
that we may not be forever explaining,
But everybody knows that the West.
minister Confession OF Faith is like an
arch, OF which the keystone ia the doc.
trine OF election. II was framed at n
time when that doctrine was the very
centre OF controversy, and was held
very tenaciOusly by all who held il al
all. Consequently the Westminster d..
vines would not omit to use it in any
place where its omission might create an
impression that they were weakening in
the conflict. But the points | most insist
upon are our right to interpret our own
creed and the fact that that interpreta-
tiOn ia in favor OF the complete salvation
otall who die in infancy, not without re-
generation, but independent Of BAPTISM
which is an act Of the parent. Dying in.
tants are all elected, not only to deliver.
anCe from the pains and SORROWS OF life
on earth, but 10 the beattic vision Of
God.
| hope no one will infer that We have
no Scriptural authority for our belief, be-
cause ! have not referred TO any passage
OF the Bible in these letters. The scrip
tural testimony ia quite sufficient to turn.
ish solid grounds for our belief, but its
presentation would have been irrelevant
in this discussion. My aim has been
simply TO state the dOCtiine Of Evangeli-
cal PrOteSlantism without questioning
the correctness Of Bishop Kaln's inter
probation Of Catholic theology.
In closing my part IN this discussion,
| wish 10 make M assertion that may be
q surprise TO many Of your readers.
make It with considerable confidence, but
hold myself ready IN make u cheerful
correction il it should prove 10 be too
sweeping an assertion. 1t is that the
Westminster Confession il the only creed,
except the Creeds which teach universal
ism, that contains an article which, when
fairly interpreted, directly teGches The
sailutiOn' Of Infants dying unbuptised.
| write this not to disparage other
creedS nor TO insinuate that the
OtUtF uOuled Ol GNtlHllhnh are not a.
sOlndon this subject rs We are, but that
il may appear how very strange and m.
lair it is that Presbyleriana above all
other Christians shOnld have 10 often to
deny the charge we have now been try.
ing again, perhaps for the miIlionlh time,
TO refute.
With thanks to You for yonr great
courtesy clo-e. j. d. MOFFAT.
?. SIT might seem discorteons to
IA Mother" to ignore her respectful in.
qniry. The quotation referred to simply
means that all the descendants Of Adam
are involved in the ruin hls di~ohe,lenCe
brought upon the race, aud that infants
a. truly must be barn again rs that
adults are subject to the parne
law. But there il a4 good scriptural
ground t"r believing that this change il
ELECTED in every babe that dies, AZ that 1t
takes place in alults who repent and be
lievc In neither case is the law evaduI
but in both satisfied.
II infants die unregenerated they will
snIIer etermalIy in hell, hut though they
often die unhAptiz.d, they never die in IN
fancy unreserAEated. NJ.
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ltnIIrOnd FrCightS.

New York, December 2l.--Thc rep
rcScntativcs Of the great railroads re-
mAtneC in session tho greater part OF tho
day and adjourned subject to the call OF
tho Chair. Ono Of the members said tho
next meeting would probably be held in
tho WcsI, and that tho qucStion Of East
bound frieGhts wAa RolrIy considered.
lilo Said that the meeting was unanimous
lyin favor Of maintaining tho rate for
East bound treightH nj present,
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River NeMa.

The Thanhouser arrived from Mats-
mOras, with her other boiler burnt, and
at dark last night the mechanics were
still working at repairs.
All the packets from below were de
tained by the fog Of Thursduy night. The
Mallie RagOn did not arrive until noon.
She left for Parkersburg At . o'clock.
The towboat Hawk passed up with n
load Of ties for the p. W. Il Ky. railroad.
The Fannie Tatum. Capt. John b. Con
ley commander, from PIttsburgh for 81.
Louis, came down Thursday night and
finished ont her cargo with nails. She
departed at 10 A. NJ. yesterday with all
the freight she could carry on this water.
She also had good list Of passengers.
The Hudson will arrive this morning
and leave At her uSualhour
The Katie StOckdale, from Pittsburgh
to Cincinnati, will pass down this even.
ing.
The Express, for Pittsburgh, will pass
up att O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The Granite State, for Portsmouth,
will arrive from Pittsburgh lhis morning.
The Carrie Brooks and Salt Valley will
pass up tonight for Pittsburgh.
River 6 feet0 inches in the channel.
IBy Telegraph
PGTrsBURGH, December 2l.-River A
feet 9 inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and mild.
CAIRO, December 2l.-Arrived-Col.
0rado, ~. Louis. DrpHrted-Colorado
VickSburg; Norton, Ohio river. River
IA ieet inches and falling. Raining and
warm.
Nav ORLEANS, December 2l.-Arrived
-NaLchez, ViCksburg; My Choice and
tow, st. I,ouis; Oakland, coal bnrges
Pittsburgh. Disqualification Valley,
OuAGhila river; SChenCk, Cincinnati
Weather clear and partly cloudy; mot'
Cnry 7O'.
CINCINNATI, December 2l.-River II
feet 2 inches and falling. Arrived
Andes, Wheeling; Dora Cobler, Evans
vile; shinkle, Memphis. Departed -
Andes, Wheeling.
LITTLE Rock, December 2l.-Clondy
and slow rain all day. River rising.
LouIsvILLE, December 2l.-CIeAr and
pleasant Departed-C. h. Church, New
Orleans. River falling, feet 10 inches
in canal.
VtcKsBuRG, December 2l.-Wcather
cloudy with light rain. Mercury G3o
River fallen 4 inches. Up-Donnally
City Of Augusta, Phil. Allen. Down.
llolddnsl, Ice, Cherokee. Arrived
Maude, luSL night.
EVANSVILLE, December 81. - River
Q leOt acant and falling. Up-El. Hobb,
and tow, Sam Roberts and low, ldIewiId
N. Smith, Golden City, John l.. Rhonda
DOwn-I}owling Green, Thomas Sherlock
Baum, Fashion. Business very active.
ST. LOUIS, December 2l.-Arrived-
Means and tow, Ohio river; AItna ant
and tow, Quicy City, Vicksburg. De
parted Means, Cairo; Belle Memphis
Memphis. River risen l3 inches. Wealth
er cloudy, warm and threatening rain.
MEarIIIs, December 2l.-River fell 9
inches; stands ut II feet 0 inches. Rainy
mercury G2. DepArted-lron Mountain
Mary Houston, MoIlie Morton. New Or
leans; Fred. Wilson, Ohio river; GAn
Cincinnati; Grand Tower, Vickaburg
llelenA, ST. Louis. Tho steamer Belle q
Texas, for thiG port, dropped her cottor
guards and lOSt n considerable number o
bales Of cotton above Augusta, ArkNnNnr
yesterday,
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This Present Remarkable Wcn.
thHr.
Baltimore Sun Of Thur.Lly.

Baltimore Sun Of Thur.lAy.
There is nothing sooner forgotten than
the state OF the weather in past days
When il is very cold we imagine that il
waa never M cold before. The warm
temperature OF thiI December has ban
ished from most minds the fact that in
December, 1872, 1874, and 1875 there was
warm weather. In 1874 some persons
pronounced il the most pleasant fall and
winter, up to December 81, ever known.
December -, 1875, it was warm, and at
ll.4" !. NJ. there was an earthquake. De-
cember 2S, 1875, it WAS warm and therewas
40 much warm weather that people sup
posed there was some connection between
il and earthquakes.
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DR. BAIRD reinforces Capt. John Nc
Lure in the expression Of decided opin.
ion that the next railroad to which
Wheeling should give her attention is
the proposed narrow gauge from here to
Parkersbarg. The Doctor puts il in this
way: Here are ever so many boats plying
in the trade, all along the shore, doing an
immense business in the aggregate, very
much Of which would he done by rail.
The country spopulous and highly pro.
ductive, and can he brought up TO Wheel.
ing to trade from as far down as Parkers.
burg. He iavors new route to
MoundSville, viz by way Of the
Forks Of Wheeling Creek and thence
across to the waters OF Grave Creek.
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ROME.

ROME, December 81 The Ministerial
crisis continues. The chamber Of dcpu.
ties yesterday adjourned indefinitely.
The Government meets with fresh oppo-
sition in the Senate and there are in.
creAsing difficulties in the formation Of
the ministry. There is little chance Of
DepreS and Crisp succeeding.
A denial is given to the statement that
some Of the Cardinals are urging the
holding Of the ConClave Nt Trent,
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n Nnlt 10 Recover Money Lost at
Gambling.

COLuaDu., o, December 2l.-B. Il.
Smith, surviving partner Of tho banking
house ol Bartlett 4 Smith, has brought
quits agninst prominent gamblers In this
city to recover about $l0O,O 900, which III IN,
II Ia alleged, was lost at play by attaches
Of tho bank in question. When II was
known seven months ago that largo sums
Of money were missing from the bank
W. @. Faxon, tOllcr, and Frank McCleI.
land, bookkeCpCr, loft tho bank, Rnd goa
Rip charged them with the loss. Neither
oi tho young men, however, were prose.
cuted, Eminent legal talent hOs been en.
gagged by both parties.
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General Grant NHII Swinging
Around.

NAPLES, December 81 - General Grant,
accompanied by the u. S. Consul, visited
lieFcnlanenm and pompcii Yesterday and
MHs much pleased with the excursion.
To-day the General returned visits Of the
Perfect and authorities Of Naples, and
afterwards held a reception at the resi-.
dence OF consul Duncan,
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ENGLAND.
The Times Trying 10 Keep Down
Excitement.

LONDON, December 9l.-rhe Times
leading article il carefully directed lc
allaying excitement on Eastern mat
ters and counteracting the effect Of wild
rumors. 1t concludes rs follows: "No
course can be made more reasonable
and obvious than that at this inncture
the government should desire to consult
with Parliament as soon AZ il can without
unnecessary inconvenience. Whether
they contemplate interference, or media
tion, or simply the means Of securing a
good position in the final settlement Of
the question, they can't but Ieel the need
oi Parliamentary support, As soOn ~
Parliament is called together We shall
have the main considerations on all sides
OF the issue fOrGibly stated and clearly
argued. The nation will have an oppor.
tunity Of weighing the various courses
recommended 10 it. The Ministry will
see whether they can honorably assume,
as they have on the whole had a righte to
assume hitherto, that they are carrying
into effect the wishes Of the country at
large, and both at home and abroad We
shall see our way clearly. II does not
seem necessary to look beyond these
plain considerations in order to under.
stand why the Ministers have decided to
the Parliament at the earliest
convenient date.
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Senator Patterson CrItIcnlIy m

WASHINGTON, December 9l.-The con
IItlon OF Senator Patterson this evening
IL considered very critical. lie to daV
suffered asevere attack Of congestion Of
the brain: Ills relatives have been tele-
graphcd for.
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Marine intelligence

LONDON, December 81. - Steamers
Switzerland, from Philadelphia, and
China, from New York, arrived out.
NEW YORK, December 2l.-Arriyed-
Steamers Baltic, from Liverpool; Canada,
from llavre, and Victoria, from Glasgow
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IheQntelliqetrcer:

Two industries in which Wheeling ia
interested have recently experienced an
advance that will, we trust, prove the
forerunner Of better times. Nails were
advanced to s. 35 a few days ago, and on
Thursday the Hinge Manufacturers Of
the country, in session at Cincinnati, al.
vanced the list for hinges about 90 per
cent. In addition to these changes for
the better, we notice remark in yester.
days Pittsburgh Manufacturer to the ef-
feet that "thc feeling among mAnufac.
turerS is still growing stronger" and that
there is now very little cutting Of rates.
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DEMAND ANNEXATION.

LONDON, December 9l.-The Christ
ians Of Crete are electinS assemblies
which will appoint Military Chief. The
Porte has sent Commissioner to offer
guarantees for reforms. The Insurgents
however, demand annexation to Greece
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CLEVELAND, December 9l.-.At Mineral
Ridge, to-day, Th@. Charters shot and
killed John Miles during drunken raw
Both were miners. Charters was ar,
resl@l
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FIRE RECORD.

SouTm BAISrREE, MAS, December 81
ia n. Copeland \ Co.ErhoC factory
burned last night. LoSS $4,000, In.
Surance $4,000.
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IIappears moreover that their energies
will soon lie taxed, for it is officially an.
nounced that, Gen. TOddlebien has been
appointed Commander in Chief Of the
Rustchuk army. This looks very much
as il siege OF Rustchuk is imminent.
Likewise Gen. Zimmerman will probably
sieze the opportunity Of acknowledgement
Silistria. There il nothing definite as
yet to indicate the destination OF the bulk
Of the army Of the Czarowitch, whether it
is to advance on ShuriIa or Join the force
at TirOva and thence advance across the
Balkans. 1t will take some time before
operations on large scale will be posi-.
bic. although the movement OF troops
from Plevns in various directions, began
some days ago. Some time must pass
before the influence at work in the front
il felt
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WAN UKFAETNkNTI
OYBICR OV TnE CuIkv SIGNAL OPYICRR,
WASHINGTON, Il. L, bee, 9-l L, n,

FR0HAuILiTIS.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
falling barometer, stationary or higher
temperature, increasing clOudiness and
numerous light rains will prevail.
For the Upper Missirpippi anil Lower
Missouri Valleys and Lake regions, ris.
ing followed by n falling barometer, Alta.
tionary or higher temperature, east
winds and partly cloudy weather, with
occasional light rains.
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the ruins: August Dro1el, 7. ]. Grisacll,
Ferdinand Koebler, Albert Krummery,
John krummery, Mrs. Mary Rodmcr,
Josephine Sheppard and VIM. Stark.
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A Vienna correspondent telegraphs
Although all apprehensions Of Seragio
conspiracieS and Conps d'Etat at Con-
stantinople seem to have disappeared, the
least thing is enough 10 revive them.
Thus the unexpected appearance Of SuIei.
man Pasha at Constantinople with 10000
men gives rise to fear that something
Of the kind is impending. Under these
circumstances, it is not surprising that
the Sultan and his Government should
seek support in Parliament and make it
share in responsibility for the course 10
be followed. This movement Of Suleiman
Pasha, and other reports OF the with
drawal Of Turkish field forces from about
Rasgrad, Peem to indicate that in the
quadrilateral, the necessitous garrisons
have been left to make The best defense
they can.
AppoIrruPA,r MEAN rI,a,-
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MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Charles +. Williams, the alleged Chi.
cago iorger, was remanded til To-day. His
$4,000 in bank at Toronto, Ont, have
been enjoined.
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Adjourned.

WASlITSGroS, December 2l.-ThO Su.
preme Court Of the United States to-day
adjourned till January 7, 1873.
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Mark. 1863.

And WHEN Jesus was risen early thu
first day of the week, he appeared frs
to Mary Maydaline (and said unto 4,rrl yt
to my brethren 0nd saY uutO tMm. sscent
unto my Father and to Nour Father, and
to my God and to your God.
Matthew, 2S-lO.
Then said Jesus unto them CHE wo
mcn) be not afraid: to tell my brethren.
John, l4D
And many CT the sansar;tans Of that
city believed on him, for the saying OF
til" women.
1t is obviously clear from the foregoing
scripture that w"luil WAS the first mes,
s"nyers that bore the coed news to the
world OF the resurrection of our Lord.
Have you ever rejected tn loving per-
snasitr, pleading testimony for Jesus be-
cause it fell trou the at1rctinnatr Inns OF
wolnau. Behold woman receiving from
the lips of the mighty angel the first
commission ever given TO mankind to
proclaim u risen Christ, "Frar not said
til" angel, "F"r | know that sc seek Jc
SllS, WHO w:lS cruciird. H. is not here
for he has risen, come see the place where
the Son lay.' How sweet This message
but h" would not have them lnyrr, lac
bids Thorn hasten quickly, and ten the
disciples, yes to iench the TEACHERS of the
word, that their Lord had risen from the
dead ,-what a grand and glorious mes
sage
How strange and understandable t44c
infat"ation of some who profess to be
(hr'>tS disciples Of the present day. who
r"ntrnVtuou>|y hears the Testimony for
Jesus because it falls from the lips Of wo-
man.
Lrt al such keep silent in and ont Of
(hurhrS until they xi"dy this oNimportu"t
subject "iH m"rh pruy'y ami fasting.
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A contemporary says, that Dutcl
Editor went Bear hunting and shot &
Polccat, surprising it to be a bear. l['
put his booty in his hunting bag, and
told everybody he met he had killed one
young bear, and he smc]lrd plenty more
all along the road for four miles. They
burned the DutchMan. That Washing
ton Street townitc that was splaShcd
last week, must have smelcd like this
Dutchman's bear.
Mayors Court during the week con-
Siderrd a row between Solomon and
| Queen, both Of African origin, although
the fight sprung from pure whi>kry.
The ruler of Shcha WAS the last queen,
with whom Solomon had a row, and it is
recorded he had fine time We bear
testimony this was a finer Sc and
costs. Solomon departed without glory
and the Queen went East; that is,
across the river.
"Old farmer Biggs most sadly said,
As exc he scratched his snoW.whitc head.
"My craps is mighty slim this year.
| III starve to death fore spring fear,
! Why, wheat is worth its weight in gold,
And corn amt to be bought, I'm told.
It's lust nv luck when grain is high,
TO harvest craps in thin supply.
SLOWS craps why blast the cusscd luck !!
Iirrckon as it's nip and tick
As how gets 'cm in at all
The harvest is so big this fall
More v heat, more corn, oats, and rice,
Nor can we sell y, any price.
The markets full know too we'll
rll starvc because cannot scAlN
1t is understood between Mr.. Hall, the
District Attorney, and the Bar that the
Criminal Docket, at the next term of the
District Court, wilt be called on Tuesday,
December 4th, of the first week, for the
purpose Of fixing eases. All accused per-
sons under bond, as we'll as all witnesses
heretofore summoned in criminal caSet.
who have not been discharged, will find
it to their interest to be on hand that day.
The bonds of accused persons not present
will be declared forfeited, and absent
witnesses will be attached at their cost or
fined for contempt.
Assessor Johnson has completed his
roll Of assessment and forwarded it to the
State Auditor.
The value of property for this yesr is
sl,2l23,40 against s. ,095, 305 last year.
State Taxes this year. ........ ST., 1898
Total ........... -.......... $29 :7022,33 3
Against
State Taxes last year. 81 .>06,42
Parish % :" ...... l3.S96,42
Total. $3l7 92,s II
Reduction first year Demo-
cratic rule. go. .$2,096,51
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Cotton Receipts, 49,
Received previously. --.. 400 bales
This week .I64

Total receipts. .656 "
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The statistics of the military prison
at Oberhaus, in Bavaria, contains
some curious information as to the
capacity of the Bavarian soldier for
beer. One, an artilleryman, who was
discharged for lung disease, said that
twenty quarts did not exactly hurt
him. 4 second, a mason by profess
sion, said II never count up to more
than ten or twelve quarts, but after
that It goes quickly ~ and third
was ofopinion that, if he could get it,
he would drink twenty-eisht quarts
q day, and not feel it. Another ex-
claimed Indignantly that he was not
drunk, for he only had eight quarts;
while one, a regular habitue of the
prison, insisted that he was no black
guard, Tut he did like drinking
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Estimate of Expenses.
PARISH TREAsUEER'S OFFICE,
y

PARISH THEAsUEER's OFFICE, !
Natrhit' clcs, La, Oct. 1a, 1877. (
To the Hon. President and members Of
the Police jury of the Parish Of Nat
thitocI,rs.
Gentlemen : | have the honor to suh-
init the following estimate of the amount
required for the payment Of tho cx",l.
scs for the fiscal year beginning on tho
lSt day of January and ending on th'
81 tl,y of December, 1878, payable in u:
| S. Currency, to serve rs a basis for the
levy of the taxes for the year 1877; viz,
Criminal expenses (being Clerks
Slcrih"S fees in criminal ca
SEES and pay of witnesses aud
jurors commandments. SOUU.CV
Pay Of Police Jurors, President,
Clerk, Constable and District
Atty pro tenn. ..:........ 100000
Jail expenses, maintenance of
| prisoners, &C.. 100000
Justices OF the Peace and Consta-
hles. ..... 49,. 6OO.oG
Election expenses 1878. ..... 5OO.W
Paupers 3OO,'h
contingent Fund ...... ......, 10000
EExpcnses i'll collecting revenues 1oo0."'
$l2,0oOAW
The sbfoe being one per cent on tho
assessed value of taxable property in tlxs
Parrish.
Very Respectfully,
| A. +. LEMEE,