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crab Orchard.

1t is said that real fashionable mill
linery store will be opened in this place.
One is very much needed.
Prof Wilmington is here trying to
raise a class in bookkeeping. lie lectured
at the Reforia Church Tuesday night.
go Drummers II. $. Helburn and Tom
Carson, who were in town last week, re-
turned to the city Monday. Mrs. A. A.
Mckinney and pretty son, Archie, are the
guests Of Mrs. Stephen Burch. Miss Sallie
Green, a fascinating young lady, is the
guest Of the Misses Edmiston. Miss Adele
Thorel is visiting friends in this place, and
we gladly welcome her to her old home.
A party Of robbers visited the coun-
try residence Of Mr.. John Shanks Monday
night, so rumor says, with the intention Of
manslaughter. Good locks prevented their
admittance. Chloroform was inserted
through a erevice into the room, and by
means of false keys and instruments they
entered. Several hundred dollars were
found hidden away, and this amount was
supposed to have been stolen.
Mrs. Hunter, who has been lying at
at the point Of death for three weeks, was
much better tuesday, and her friends have
hopes Of her recovery. Mrs. Garnet,
Guest and Carpenter, are convalescent.
Sore eyes are prevailing in some por-
lions of town. Misses JEANNE Buehan-
an and Maggie Egbert are the sore-eyed
girls this week. Miss Maggie fears she
will have to leave shortly to have hers OPP
Grated on in Cincinnati.
The Club assembled at the usual
hour, u o'clock, at the town residence Of
Miss Annie Buchanan, Friday night; and
had real busin ess meeting. The pro-
gramme was an address by President
Moore an essay by Mrs Tarrant, subject,
"Detraction;" vocal solo, Coming Thro
the Rye by Miss Ida Fish; Recitation
by the Vice President; then a selection,
"Lady Clara We're de Vere," Miss Jennie
Buchanan; Duets, by the performers Misses
Fish aud Buchanan. Misses Lewis and
Edmiston were i'll and absent. The Club
rendered many thanks to "IIebe" for the
enjoyable evening. The Argus will be read
by the editress, Mrs. Tarrant, with two
oharades, entitled "a Faint Heart that
Never Won Fair Woman" Characters
Miss Bette Doores and Messrs. Edmiston
and Shelby; "When Poverty Comes in at
the Door Love Flies out Of the Window
characters Misses Lewis aud Fish and
Messrs. Teyis and Moore. The meeting
will be held at Tarrant College, Friday,
10th inst
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FL Last Saturday evening rumor came
10 town that Mr.. 1T. Cuu9 farm was
burning up add requested all The help
lhat we had a number Of citizens immc.
diaiely went to his relief, aud finally sue
ccedcd in cxiinguishing the flames, but
hot before considerable damage was incur
red.
One day la't week while the family
was away from the house, some needy Gin.
dividual" stepped into Mrs. Margaret A.
Smiths room and carried Oh pair q new
ladies' side lace shoes. About same date
an unknown party entered Dabncy Gooch's
smoke-housc and carried away two joints
Of meat.
- PEnsoNAL-R Coney, of Shelby
City, j. visiting his brother Dock At this
place. Mr.. J. Newgent l. visiting his son
Alvin, one mile west Of town. John W.
Warner excitement Is growing stronger
and stronger over the mysterious letters
which he is receiving, written in an an
known lady's hand. Guess some lady
l. enjoying il intensely.
-SicKSEss.-Dr. NJ q. Bryant j. very
low with Pneumonia. Allin Newgent Is
in the 'last stage" Of Consumption, and his
death at any moment wouldn't be a surprise
TO his attendants. lie confessed the Savior,
Monday, and was baptized Tuesday; not
by sprinAiag, however. A little son Of VIM.
Baker, and daughter Of u. J. Padgett
are also on the sick list this week.
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LINCOLN COUNTY.


j. NJ. Stephens bought of Campbell
Griffin one yoke Of five year old oxen for
500. Dock Coney bought of J. q. COTE,
! span Of two year old mules for sllO.
- Hon. NJ. IL. Owsley and j, w. Al
corn, Esq. addressed the citizens of this
place and vicinity, last Tuesday, but Ow-
ing to a couple Of "log-rollings' in the
neighborhood only a small crowd WIS pres
ent
Mr.. James Reynolds, living near this
place, has boy eight year Of age whose
heart beats entirely in his right side, and
is the healthiest child in his family. DIR.
Estes, Of MiddlebIug, says he has never
met with like cas.s in all his practice.
On Saturday evening there was a general
collision Of trains ON the c. $. r. Il. at
Eubanks Station, the special freight run
ming into the local aud bursting lhe ca
boose and some freight boxes "all 10 smash"
No one was killed, but three or four men
were badly inj nred by tina shock.
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GARRARD DCOINTI.
kataf Lick.

Seed Sweet Potatoes 25 cents per peck
at w. Adams a Cos.
W. Adams a Go. will pay the highest
market price in cash for Wool.
Champ Mullins, Of Pine Hill, sold to
Reese Ward 20 2-yr-old steers, at SIS per
head Dwight Woods bought of 5. ID.
Adams 10 shoais, averaging lO5 pounds
each at cents.
A fishing party composed of seven
ladies and four gentleman succeeded in
taking one fish from Paint Lick last Satur-
day. We hoped the occasion would furnish
something for special, but desired moth
ing fatal.
- Our town vas enliyened on Tuesday
by tbs presence Of quite a number Of col
ored and white delegates who came here to
take the train for Louisville, bound for the
Republican Convention. They hailed most
ly from Berea, Madison county.
- Lula, daughter OF sanl. Wand, died
Wednesday morning Of pneumonia, after
an illness OF three weeks. She had just en-.
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NOTICED
BUILDERS & CONTRACTORS.
PUBLIC SALEi
On SATURDAY, MAY 4. 1850.

will ofer at public sale, the real and perscpaI
estate Of Mary ?. Engleman, decd, widow OF John
Englenlan a. her late residence, In Lincoln coun-
~ Ny, on the Danville and Lancaster pike about
hali way between the two places. The real estate
consists OF Valuable Tracts Of Land the frsi
known as the Homestead, containing 100 or i75
Acres IN hne state Of cultivation, and one Of the
most desirable farms In the county upon which h
tine Dwelling, good Barns, an everlasting spring
Of excellent water, a smoke-house, Buggy-house
iee-house, Nranery, and other buildings, and 81
good young Apple Orchard Of well-seected fruit
nov bearing. ID tract contains IS or 90 Acres w.
ing on the Hanging Fork creek and on the Dan
vile pike, without Improvements. This land
speaks for itself 81 tract contains ~ or 10 Acres
upon which Is situated valuable Mill, a Distil-
lery and Dwelling-hOuse, well known a. the Eng
leman Mill property. The personal property con-
sists Of Horses, Mules, Cattle, Hogs Farming I'm
piemcnts, Household and Kitchen Furniture. &c.
Terms made known on day Of sale. For further in-
formation, call on the undersigned or some meu-
Der Of the iainily residing on the premises.
WIN. HUBBLE,
=. y hhShahi Ahttloheer Admir-.
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BOYLE COUNTY.
DanriIIc.


i"s NS' '"'" commissioner anu se''
erai arcn''eo'' were III Town OIL "euneS-
u"!'
'arse party o' eAe"rsion's'S p'sse"
over 'ne 9ou'hern foau o" MONDAY going
south, ,
nc 'rls'a" irouos0our'' "''''S''s,
troupe from i",iS, n.y. P'ayeu 70 soou
crO"u at james nan on SATURDAY high''
our Se"u' gram ana STOCK harNe's are
"o'i''"U u""' 'n' VIC are e'ee's' ~"
"oo,' Is nope, '"a' 'ne prices on tue
coming cup VIII DC eS''O''S'eu Oh Mon
u'!' Nou'' uay'
NeA' "o"'ay' i''"' WIZ DC e'e"''ui'
No""'y No"'' anu "o'Se sno" nay, "'ee'-
ing oi'hos woo' ga'hering' anu all 70 con
0iuuV WIN '"' '"'0e VI pu'iio Po'''i0''
speeches. more 'raush' WIN 'ir'"o"S pre-
eep's 'nan cops-oooN'
'"n"af h'sn' was en'i' iiAe ana us
''"'' anu '"e "i"u, my one'i'"' man.
""is''eu At MS "ofN' 'onn'c'ihs anu con-
iauio'o'y are Tue statements as 10 'ne III I,
Jury W '"e "ne''' 'u' 'ne peach crop anu
'ns .p o'"e' .'"'e' nun II "o"''''sS "ppsu
:" '''J p .oO~ St,
- -,Nn','' s \, p I,s :, Sss .O
IN y ~ '"e NV - w. -'v ~,
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Ssa ;, a,asa", ~ -. ', w., I'' s1' ~,
Iaa' :. uiH'i ' ''N' "~S 'a'se u 'n'
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neN - - '"'s -, new -. Wv ''o1u
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MALISTER
E LYTLE'S.

We respectfully call the atten-
ton of the citizens of this and adj
joining counties to our mammoth
stock, which has been selected
with great care to suit the wants
of our large and rapidly increas-
ing trade; and, believing that we
can save you money OH an aver
age purchase, we ask one and all
to call and examine our stock be-
fore buying elsewhere.
MCALISTER Il LYLE.
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WV ADVERTISEMENT.
STRAY STEER !

IAktN rr UpON THE PREMISES or a.
llaln, near HusionYilo, Ky, about the iat dav Oh
JanuarY, ESQ, one Red Ncafllnr Steer, with bite
Mcei white lrHi no marks on cafat appraised if
dMles r. Bailey at SIS, this ilfh day of APRIL
1850. M. n. sfoerftsrt wv
fIi.ff 49,
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kENOALLyilLE, lSDIASA.-fho above named
city Is In Northern Indiana, situated At the
Ing Of the Air Line division OF the l.. sam. 5.
Il. A. add the Grand Rapids A Indiana Il. X. KEN
dalsille, In business way, blooms an the time.
II Il more noted perhaps being headq for
the manufacturing Of the calculated medicines,
"Dr. Marshalfs Lung syrup" for Coughs and
Colds, and bromoliue '..the Hood and Liver Reg
ulator Tor which Nc are agents. lfyou have a cold
remember d.. Manhall's Lung syrup aud II your
blood Is bad, o. your lser oui Of order, uy "hro-
moline." Trial bottles inc. Regular slze "a.
Sold BY Chonault renny.
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Tnr store house near the Methodist
Church ha' been rented 10 somerset par.
" Tor a shoemaker. .l,op
MoSrY. Commissioner Philips announ.
ces that he has received the last 90 per cent.
due Common School Teachers, rnd l. pre-.
pared To Distribute Il.
LrHooRArH SroNE-Gco. w. Bobbitt
thinks he has discovered a gold mine on his
farm in the shape Of a quarry Of lithograph
stone. We hope he has.
e
CovENirSr.-Mr. Saml y. Bastin, Of this
county, Is the father Of six children, each
OF whom has made H. advent on Sunday.
lie says he prefers them to arrive on
that day as Il II considerable saving Of
time, as he don't have to stop work to see
about ID.
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EsTRAY NOTICE {!

TAKEN Up As A STRAY. Anurr Tur fsr
day 81 November, 1850, by John q. searroni ono
White Sow, about one year Old, with oar-mafis
hole H. the len ear aud split In the right and an.
1h day Of April, iss0.
t23-it CRAIG LNNN.LRLC
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GENUINE German Mllet seed NJ Oeo. D.
Wearcn's
Rrssrrr por,rors. IA cor,. M.
hushel. Geo. y. Wcaren
P,,v n. - - III. -.
ve.,crdsv AMI uLo h.tod corn es,ds .nJ
,.r,lo,. In ,ou, o., -. ii - r.
ervcsy
No n.
h., AZ. Ia.t'.,,,. -, :, ,o,o-
- .oJh. p,an..s 80 '', ',y.,. :" - -,
=, t.osrv
-
T.. a.. 49,, - ~ ~ w, NV - 800
A.. -. n. ~, ~ ~ :, e,.u,.
C.,l.ss I, - '''
WONDER u the an'i-snnday law men OF
stanford viii allow the new Sunday law to
-. ~ - - -, '''"'P' " wv" '''''' w
- w
TIr Town TRusrEEs-lisve elected
VIZ J. \. Craig Chairman OF the body, and
Nj. John ]. MoRoberts Clerk. The ap-
poin'ment OF a Town Attorney was refer
red TO Committee.
NEW BurLplso.-Mr. W. II. Anderson
has commenced the foundation OF brick
building on his lot adjoinging Judge Lyle.
Tie says he viii have the house ready Tor
occupancy IN ninety DAYS.
CIRCUIT CouRr-Which will convene
next Monday has docket Of 100 Com.
commonwealth eases, ~ cd Equity, 10 |
Equity Appearances, : old common law
c,.es and AZ Apne,r,nces
Ia Wrr1-A valuable bor.e helorg.
irr IN Eide, y n Kirs eelI in,o an mn.
u.sd we'll la, Sunday and ro,u;,hs,.nd.
ipg !, wa. ,hir,v Zee, dee, Tho rsirhho,.
succecded in yc,,inr him ON, s,fe and
.ound NV ms.rs ~ w,ndl... and rome.
-, Il
'''o''N goo" a""'e"'s .'''"e.'
' s,n r'ls "' S 70 s n S"o' :, ,o""s
was n mas,erpiece of eloouerce and n now.
erful plea for IN. R;ble and chr;s,i,ni,v
Az n lecturer and a. an e,nou,ds, ~ tho
Truths of IIol, Wr;, va are convi,ced ,h,,
Mr. Young Ia. No eou,l In The Stat.
N"iS" ~ no"s'-ine o'u sp.as'"
o : "o"Se' "u''' '''u' 'ne yea. ioo'' anu
,V' yea'' ure" "'sl"' y ICING 'orn
low. " give p'a'e 70. III Vss'e' new
ii.appear and # would he better for The
,ppearance of ON, town n MARI of n. sor,
,onld he numbered with the ,h;rgs of the
past.
Row n.,xv SOL ..,
r.. -. 81, 4. ,.l~,h ~ I'll
:, -. M. s--L e.,..,,.- -, ii
-. ,,-.I-,,.
!, b., 90 oone.,-,.. g.. ., 60 N -
hsx ws,e d;.ch,r.sJ IN. ~ AZ. n,,,v
a - A.. =. l.. ,.-,,'
iold names this time on a promise that
hey will do 20 no more in future.
Ir,o, u,vvs o~inu,o, h.nn,,,,o,
,..;.,.. ,.o,,,;.. A., - \. -, . -,
j, ror,,oa asL;- d.. I.J..I n n.
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BURGLARS SHor Ara night or two
ago Mr.. Chris. Gentry was awakened lit
tie after II o'clock by a noise at his win
dow. lie reached over for a shot gan, and
telling his wife to lie still until further de-
velopments, he prepared TO give the intru-
der warm reception. As the sash was
about to be raised, however, Mrs. Gentry
gave vent to her fright, and the rascals
took to their heels pursued by two loads Of
bird shot, which, unfortunately, did no
damage.
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Russrrr POTATOES Al 30 cents per
hushel. Geo. y. Wcaren.
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GENUINE German Mile, Seed atoeo. D.
Mearen..
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THE Crowd NEXT wEEK.-As the
spring term Of the Circuit Court will be-
gin next Monday. Of course the usual
large crowd will be here. We desire To
say to all who may be here during the
term that the Hayden Brothers have the
largest and best stock Of ready-made cloth
ing ever brought to this town. and their
suits are for men and boys both. To our
Young gentleman friends we say that th G
lIaydens' have the neatest sack -coat-sui Is"
they ever saw, and all their goods will be-
sold regardless Of prices charged by
others.
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KENTUCKY BAPTIST ASSURANCE Asso-
demonstrating under charter recently
granted by the Legislature, the incorpora.
tors Of the above Association, Messrs. A..
X. Penny, ). w. MoAlister, V. \. Kirtley.
Il. 4. Barrow, r. w. Hacker, NJ. q.
Neyins, A. l.. Hale and W. 7. Walton, met
on Wednesday night and organized by the
election Of W. 7. Walton as President, j.
w. MeAlister, TREASURER, and A. X. Penny,
Secretary. The object Of the Association
is 10 raise beneficiary fund for the lami-
lies Of IL deceased members, ON plan
which offers at the ame time the safest ~
well as the cheapest insurance Of any organ
ixation Of the kind. General agents will
be appointed 10 canvass the state, while
the people Of this and adjoining counties
are especially relied on to paironile home
institution.
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Town HALL-Mr. J. X. Cauigan has
completed the plans and specifications for
the Town Hall, and the work is said by
judges to have been excellently done. IL
will be seen In this issue that the building
committee has advertised for bids for the
erection of the Hall till 8 r. NJ, May LIST.
There is a small amount Of subscriptions
still needed, and we hope those inter
estsd in the matter and in the improvement
Of the appearance Of our town, viii come
forward and lend helping hand. Mr.. J.
II. Shanks has in the last few days sab
scribed 800 and Mr.. Tim Higgins $50.
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To ALL THE PEoPLE.-If you have beeu
prosperous in your business land who has
not in these glorious good times) then yoa
can afford TO be liberal to those you love,
and who have aided you in the long ysar
Of dull times TO make buckle and tongue
meet" Spring Is upon as in all her beau
~, and now is the time To lay in n supply
Of family goods. We know that IL you
will take our advice and go to Hayden
Brothers store, you will find all you want
in price and quality. We have never seen
better or more stylish dress goods in all
our life, and the IIaydens deserve your
patronage.
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TnE TowS TRusrEEs-ITsve elected
Mr.. J. n. Craig Chairman Of the body, and
Mr.. John J. McRoberts Clerk. The ap-
pointment Of Town Attorney was refer.
rcd 10 a Cnmmiiiee
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AS USUAL. AN EXCELLENT BAND WILL
be engaged, which will furnish music for tn. dance
each evening During the season. Friday evenings
will he devoted 10 special Balls, and It Is proposed
70 make number Of them the grandesi ever given
here.
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Diiec. railroad connections, whereby passengers
can arrive at the springs alter hye-hour's ride,
from either Louisville or Cincinnati, will no
doubt induce large numbers 10 visit US this sea-
son.
q. SHELBY TEyIs.
PAIN Manaaer
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BOYS DRUNK. - Several youngsters,
whose parents ought TO take them in hand
got on big drunk, Saturday night, and
became very disorderly. They were arrest
ed but on confessing fine Of $3.50 each
they were discharged. One Of the party
suffered a fracture Of his nose, but We with
hold names this time on promise that
they will do 40 no more in future.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

nY vIeruE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED
D out OF the District Uourt OF the First Ju.
dicial District OF the State Of Nevada In and for
the county VI Storey. duly att-sted, on toe 24th
day OF May. A. d 1850 and TO me direct q
s Sssr, as wherein fuiL i'r saIp ss',Sa P y siis
r-eoy.r~d iudemenf against BALTIMOkE
CONSOLIDATED MISiNa COMPANY de-
fsnda l. on til liih day Of Nay, 4. ". is17.
for tbs su1 Of Gao .21e "; and for the sun OF
50 20 interest, With Interest on laid principal
sum II the rate OF one and one hall per
cent. per month from Nay l1th, 1871.
until pail, together with $50 10 costs
AMI disbur-ments q the date OF said Judgment
nd Clerks accrulns osts now amounting 70
he -um Of 81 and oil accruipg costs .. q ex
penses Of sac By virtue Of aid writ OF exe
luton. and In pursuance Of the statute In such
care made and provided ! have, on the 18Th
day OF. My, A. d. 1850. LEVIED on and taken IN
execution I'll the right, title aud interest which
rcnbed quartz } DE or mining claim. 70 Wit:
All that certain milne and mini 8 claim.
known A. the Baltimore Consolidated Nlni.g
Coupsny's minibg claim. situate on the Com.
stock 10 10, Ia Gold Hill Mining District. b ORGY
cuunty, stats Of Nevada, and described - fol.
lows, to-wit: Begionin at he northeast corner
Of the claim. wSsacs post no. Z Of the .'Balti.
uuore Ams,ican" u Q. surv.y No 60 T. 10 N.
n. u e N ID. N bsars north u degrees est
971 fe-t distant. ami the Ba timore Consolidated
sh an b~a . south 81 d grees 4 minutes wesi e2u
fsst di.,sns,,sd runsinx ,n.ns ~. sonsnss cn,,
ner oi the Be- tlmoreC consolidated claim whence
the southsssi csrner poet No. D OF baltitnJrs-
American United ststes curve, No. % bssnr
ma eonrs nor,h al desrees' vsst e0o feet
~ ths sonthv sst corner u Bsltimors cun
.olidated olsIm, hence, third cour.s. north
a. a, grsss est i0Os feet to the northwest cor.
nsr OF Baltimore Consolidated claim; thence.
The place OF S-rirn,ne; tue bearings magnetic
variation. IGN dsgrsss east, contaiuing IL
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Paced Jun. m. 1851
Tus BOARD OF rnusrers or GOLF

THE BOARD or TKusTEEs OF GOLD
i Hill do o'dLn.
sso /. The President and Clerk Of the Board
Of Trustees Of The Town Of Gold Hill arv here
BY authoiSed and requircd IN issue the Bond
Of the Town Of Gold Hill IN the sum OF Five
Thousand oollar United States god coin.
HEo. .. The aid Bond shsfl be In such form
o. the President and olsrk Of ssld Board may
prsecribe, and shall be TO the Cd. CT that the
Town Of Geld Hill 10 hound and holden ard will
pay TO the holder q said Bond The sum u
meuey named therein on the fifteenth day Of
0ctooer next, with intsrest thereon q the
rate Of one per cent. per month. United
states god coin. Interest paysble quarterly.
eso.e. Tia mou.y received from the sals Of
aid Bond shall b used for the purpose Of
psyink Oh the floating debt OF the Town Of
$780, This Ordinance TO take effect and be
In force from and after It's passage and one
veskss publication IN the Com AuL DAnr
NEws.
L. T. FOX.
Prssident Of the Board Of Trustees Of The Town
Of Gold Hill.
Attest, ". O. HrpH. Clerk Of ths Bosrd.
i, On motion. ordinsuee No. lle, - rad, vas
pass<d b the following vots,
y 1yW-TruAsss Mercer, Dauehy, Lsmsfy,
9souldy and Prssidsnt fo1. D. ysl.A4
-o1 ". q. nypa. cszk o. The Board.