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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Succession Sale.

State of I4ouisiana-Parish of Ascension
Twenty-Second judicial District Court.
No. 43.
Succession of Mrs. M. C. Legare.
DY virtue of and acting in obedience to
IL an order of sale issued by the Hon.
Twen:y-Second Judicial District Court
parish of Ascension, in the matter OF the
succession of Mrs. NJ. c. Legare, No 43,
dated August 5, 1882, and to me directed, 1
will offer for sale at public auction. to the
last and highest bidder, on the premises, on
Saturday, the 10th day ofseptember,
AID. 1852.
at IL o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, towit:
A certain TRACT OF LAND situated in
the parish Of Ascension, on the right bank
of the Mississippi river, about three-q uar-
tiers of mile below the town of Donaldson
vile, measuring about one arpent front on
said river by about two arpents in depth,
bounded above by the lands of Felix Braud
and others, below by the lands of r. N.
Sims and in the rear by the lands of the
heirs Of Edward Gaudin, together with all
of the buildings and improvements thereon,
being the Same property acquired by Mrs.
NJ. c. Legare from R. N. Sims by public act
passed before w. w. Duford on the 22d day
of April, 1880.
Terms and conditions Cash in United
States currency.
Parish of Ascension, August II, 1882.
P. A. JONES, Sheriff.
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can most reasonably expect the best de-
velorment Of his race, socially, politi
-cally and financially; but this present
happy state and this promising future
depends upon the ability of the planters
employing the labor of freemen to sue
cesfllly compete with the slave-grown
sugar of the tropics. We doubt the ability
Of the planters to maintain the present
rate of wages if the sugar tariff be seri-
ously reduced, and hence we fear the
first effects Of such reduction will fall
on the colored laborers.
Poverty in this age means political
inferiority and the preservation of all the
worst features Of the present situation. If
Congress shonlll find no difference be-
tween its own colored citizen and the
colored slave Of the tropics, our laborers
must he forced to level nearer to the
slave. 1t is momentous question and
we hope our friends will carefully study
it in it's broadcast relations. 1t relates to
no party but in its wide-reaching effects
it ought to override all party lines
and he properly solved by the efforts
of all.
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PERsoNAL.--Honor6 Folse, Esq, of
Assumption parish, passed several days
at the City Hotel during the present week.
The main business that called this pros
porous and enterprising planter here was
to secure lumber for the construction of
an elegant sugac-house he is having built
on his upper place. The saw-mills of
Donaldsonville and vicinity have sup
piled the Bayou Lafourche people with
great deal Of lumber this year and there
is no reason why our mill men should
not build up large trade in that region.
Mr.. II. w. Carver, accompanied by his
lovely cousin, Miss Nina Moseman, Wis.,
tied our town last Sunday to gather facts
relative to the approaching Phoenix fair,
which they and their friends propose at
tending in force. The managers of the
forthcoming festival were not long in
convincing the visitors that the fairevent
will be one of the greatest of its kind that
has ever occurred here.
Mrs. VIM. s. Sharp Of Ascension and
Mrs. Mollie G. Cook of Assumption are
spending the summer at Hendersonville,
N. C. We are pleased to learn that Mrs.
Sharp's health is improving under tue
influence of the bracing mountain air of
western North Carolina.
Mr.. Jno. V. St. Martin of Ascension
writes that he will extend his summer
trip to Boston. He intended to leave
Baltimore for the East on Thursday.
Our amiable and popular young friend,
Mr.. Charles Maurin, has returned from
Biloxi, and buckles down to business i'll
Cheap Tony's establishment with fresh
zest and energy. He says he had boss
time, and we don't doubt it.
Dr. McGalliarl and family left for BIZ
loxi on Tuesdays train and were regis
tered at the City Hotel, New Orleans,
that evening. The Doctor will be home
again to-day or tomorrow.
Mr.. Henry c. Brand was in New Or
leans this week, stopping at the City
Hotel. He is ut his post again in the
office of Honmas store.
Gen. Jos. L. Brent is spending few
days at Ashland, looking after his plan
tation interests, but will leave on
Monday to rejoin his family at Maria
gansett Pier.
Among the arrivals reported in New
Orleans on Thursday per steamer Belle
Of the Coast, we're Col. L. A. Bringier
and two daughters, of Ascension.
Senator Mayer Cahen and Mr.. Geo.
Drury of Assumption have been in town
during the week and favored the CHIEF
| Will, call.
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

NOTICE is hereby given that the State
IN and parish taxes assessed in the year
1882, are set forth in the tax rolls now on
of this parish. They are now due and will
become delinquent on the 31st day of
December, next, and will draw per cent.
per annum interest, from that date until
sold in accordance with Article 2lO Of the
Constitution. In order to avoid costs, ETC.,
all tax payers are requested to settle within
the given time. P. A. JONES,
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Parish Of Ascension, July 8, 1882.
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Notice


rs hereby given that application will be
i made to the General Land Office to re-
fund the purchase money paid on the fol-
/. Certificate No. $40, for lots Nos. !
and 2, in Sec. No. IL, T. No. 9, S. r. E. en-
tered by Antoine Dnpuy and Sophia Daigle,
March 81, A. D. 1887.
3. Certificate No. 1854, for lot No. 3. in
Sec. IL, T. 8, S. r. E., entered by Gideon
Dupuy and Duharmel Dupuy, June Is, A.
D. 1886.
8. Certificate No 243, for the S. w. Of
Sec. No 81, T. s, S. Il. E., entered by Vic
tor Babin and Marguerite Chiasson Sept. 9,
A. 1885.
4. Certificate No GAG, for the n, E. ! of
Sec. Sc, 7. s, S. r. I E., entered by Marxc.
Marines and Gertrude Voisin, A. D. 1S3-.
5. Certificate No. 367, for lots Nos. l, 2
and 8 in Sec. 80, T. No. 8, S. r. 2 E., entered
by Celeste Dupuy and Podel Duplassis,
Sept. IA, A. D. 1885.
Donaldsonyille, La, July 20, A. D. 1882.
E. r. MASON,
Attorney for Claimants.
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THE PROSPECT.

A complete list of the delegates elected
to the Republican Congressional conven-
tion of Tuesday next is published i'll the
Morgan City Free Press of the 18th inst,
and the supposed status Of each delegate
with reference to choice Of candidate
for Congress is given. According to the
calculation of the Free Press-which has
been supporter of Judge Beattie from
the inception of the pending contest-the
regular delegates are divided between
the three prominent aspirants for the
nomination thus: 23 for Kellogg, Z for
Beattie, 5 for Darrall; and should the
contestants from Ascension, Lafayette,
Terrebonne, st. Mary and Vermillan be
seated with. half-votes each, the conven-
ton would stand 81 for Kellogg, 5 for
Beattie and 9 for Darrall. OF the 20 del
egates whose seats are not contested, -
are for Kellogg, 4 for Beattie and 3 for
Darrall, preponderance in favor of the
Senator so great that there can scarcely
be question as to the outcome of the
struggle for supremacy.
Our Morgan City cctemporary believes
it to be "the intention of those in the
majority to decide all questions as to
the legality of the delegates, with due
regard to the honesty of their election .
and that, this being done, Judge Beattie
proposes to abide by the result and, if
defeated, accept the situation graciously
and retire." The Free Press further re-
ports that Judge Beattie has been much
annoyed by the assertions of DR.. Darrall
that they have combined together for
the purpose Of defeating Mr.. Kellogg,
whereas the Judge is opposed to all bar
gains and trades and will in no case
accept such proposals" Says the same
paper:
The Judge is making the fight upon bis
| individual merits and not by combination
| and tricks, and for this certainly demands
the admiration of every man in his party.
He will not 70 into the convention with the
strength of Kellogg, but his manly course
will tend to elevate him in the minds of the
people; and if he fails he will not be retired,
but rather brought more prominently
forward.
We sec no room to doubt that the sup
porters of Senator Kellogg will have a
decided majority i'll the convention,
whatever may be the disposition made
of the several contests, and if the spirit
of Judge Beattie is properly represented
iu the extracts given above, there will
be one harmonious convention and Sena-
tor Kellogg will be the recognized and
only Republican nominee for Congress
in this district.
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Carts, w agons
AND BUGGIES
For Sale at a Sacrifice.


Owing to the protracted illness, the un-
dersigned has been unable to attend to his
business for more than two months, and
being pressed for means, he offers for sale
at a sacrifice a stock of Carts, Buggies and
wagons guaranteed to be first class vehicles
in every respect aud fairly worth more than
the prices charged.
SIX BAGASSE CARTS, worth $50 and
$50 each, will be sold for $50 and $40.
TWO F0uR-MULE CARTS, worth s1IO
each, will be sold for 500.
THREE CANE CARTS, with shafts
worth sllo each, will be sold for 800.
for $50. W soio
WAGONS, BUGGIEs, etc, at similarly
reduced rates.
Parties in need of vehicles should call and
examine these. can offer better haroa;ns
than can be secured elsewhere. e',..>'s
JOS. FERRIER.
Corner Opelousas and Houmas Streets.
DONALDSONVILLE.
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There were seventeen new cases Of
yellow fever and three deaths at Browns
vile on Wednesday. The daily paper
was compelled to suspend publication,
the,entire working force of the Office be-
ing down with the prevailing disease.
The epidemic at Matamoras is abating.
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In addition to the new song by Mr.. A.
]. Reynolds and Prof. Blanchy, dedica-
ted to Phoenix Fire Company, the Pro-
fessor has written fine march which
will be performed for the first time at
the concert Sunday night, 9th inst.
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The State election held in Alabama on
Monday before last resulted in a Demo-
cratic success by reduced majority.
The Independents and Republicans
elected about twenty members of the
Legislature.
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Building for Sale.

TINE undersigned offers for sale the build
Il ing recently occupied as STORE by
Mr.. Philip Matthew, on Mississippi street,
Donaldsonville, opposite Rybiski's drug
store. The property is in excellent condi-
ton, having been recently repaired and rem
ovated-as good as new-and will be sold
at q bargain. 1t is an excellent business
stand and will prove profitable investment.
Donaldsonville, August g. 1882.
A. GENAZZINI,
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A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
aud indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood, Sc,
will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. Ibis great remedy was dis
send self addressed envelope to The KEy.
..toshrn I. lSaAs, Stoltioa -, >.se,e Ie,k
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-08-19

Fathers Henry and Rapier Of the St.
James College left here by steamboat
eally in the week, after apleasant sojourn
of several days III our town. During
their visit they assisted in the conduct of
servicesin the Ascension Catholic Church,
and Father Rapier preached an eloquent
and interesting English sermon Sunday
morning. These estimable priests carry
with them the good wishes of every body
in this community who have the pleasure
of their acquaintance.
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Saturday, August 10, 1882.

Senator Ben Hill died at Atlanta last
Wednesday morning and will be buried
to-day. His last words are said to have
been, aAlmost home"
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After prolonged contest between the
supporters of Messrs. Robertson, Parlange
and Garland in the Sixth District Demo-
cratic Congressional convention which
met at Baton Rouge OH Tuesday, Colonel
Andrew S. Heron Of that city was chosen
as u compromise candidate and nominal
ted by reclamation. The friends of Con-
gresham Robertson were in the majority,
but they destroyed the chances of their
candidate by consenting to the adoption
of the two-thirds rule. From this dis
lance it looks like " dead give-away."
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It is stated by the Morgan City Free
Press that "The Democrats are shaping
things so that in case there should be
two Republican candidates i'll the field
in this district fer Congress, to pull Ack
len down and nominate man more in
accord with respectable Democracy"
We have heard something in this end of
the district concerning an anticipated
movement of somewhat similar nature.
A gentleman remarked in our presence
the other day that, whether there is
split in the Republican convention next
week OF not, another convention, COM
posed of Democrats and Republicans,
would he held within ten days thereafter,
and that candidate would be placed in
the field on non-partisan levee and
sugar tariff platform, who would be ex-
pected to draw support from both parties.
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Associate Justice w. NJ. Levy of the
Louisiana Supreme Court died at Sarato-
ga, Monday afternoon, of consumption.
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- 49, Wa 49,
New River, August 9
Y. P. Landry,
J. s. Gautreau, ..
J. 7. Gautreau,
Leon Gautreau.,
Philip Young,
Alces Bourgeois,
ULCER Bourgeois,
Jos. Rome,
Breville Leblanc,
Omer Leblanc,
Evariste Leblanc.
Divide Bourque,
Ernest Bercegeay,
Carville Bourgeois,
Camille Poirrier,
Richard Gauthreau,
Amedee Gauthreau,
Sylvanie Gauthreau,
Lorenzo Gauthreau,
Jos. Braud,
Theogene Braud.
Marceline Braud,
J. Alfred Gonzales,
Simon Arceneau,
Jean Guedry, jr.
P. A. Poirrier,
r. Bell,
Jerome Lee,
Jacob Sheets,
Etienne Laiche,
Amede Frederic,
Geo. Boze,
Jos. Duvernay,
Jos. Guedry,
G. Guedry,
u. Lambert,
VIM. Fairbanks,
Jos. Willard,
Alex. Libeau,
Jos. Templet,
Valery Templet,
Narcisse Templet,
Anatole Bourgeois,
Timoleon Guedry,
J. 3. Willard,
VIM. A. Graves,
Alcide Braud,
Theodule Landry,
Lefroi Boudreau,
z. J. Richardson,
Louis Guedry,
Jean Lambert,
Nellie Guedry,
Robt. Graham.
Ed. Maurin.
Matthew NORM.
W. o. Stephens,
Simeon Hebert,
Jos. Lambert,
Chas. Aquestrehem,
J. B. Hebert.
grille King,
d. Fl. Fairbanks,
Henry Martin,
Victorin Bourgeois,
J. Bite. Landry,
Ros. Templet,
Florestan Templet,
Aurelien Templet,
Amedee Louviere,
Arestide Rouyer,
Alceste Sayoie,
Clement Savoie,
Thos. Loupe,
Ralph Hopkins,
Jos. Dearmond.
NJ. g. Sevario,
Roderick Anderson,
Daniel Anderson,
J. M. Bullock.
J. o. Bullock,
Jos. Martinez,
Aug. Lavinge,
Ozeme Guedry,
Arsene
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Mr.. and Mrs. Vom Hofe of the River
side Hotel returned from their summer
trip Wednesday night and the Riverside
flags were flying Thursday and Friday i'll
honor Of their arrival. A cold lunch was
given at the Hotel Thursday evening to
which number of their friends, in
Guiding the members of The Independent
Band, were invited. The occasion proved
very pleasant one and was enjoyed by
quite gathering of genial anGconvivial
spirits. The lunch was gotten up in
Mrs. Vom Hofe's best style, the wine was
good, and music, wit and mirth reigned
supreme. Many appropriate toasts were
given and among those who responded
with fe]icitons remarks were Judges
Cleevers, Carver and Crowell, and
Messrs. Stuart, McCulloh, Heating and
Terrio. The health Of the host and
hostess was heartily pledged and they
were warmly congratulated upon their
safe return from their pleasant visit to
the West.
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For SALE.
Desirable Property in the Town
of Donaldsonyille.

OF No. 81. together with all the build
- lngs and improvements thereon, sitn
ated on Chetimaches between Mias;.s;n,.
and Iberville Streets, being the pronertv
now rented by +. B. Earhart, ESQ. Lofs
Nos. u. IL, 10 and 20, on Lafourche. betweesn n
mississippi and Iberville Streets. toeethes.
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon, Known as the Braud property.
For terms and conditions apply Is non
BRAuD, Agent, halfmile below Donei3.
sonville, or to FREDERICK DUFFEf.
throne. aI at Law, ut his Office opposite
>s1' ~ ouse lnY7.tf
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OId WdTUs
New River, August 9. 1882.

1882.
John Wallis,
James Woods,
James Jones,
Martin M. Cannon,
Camille Boudreau,
F. II. Bats,
Jos. Roundtree, jr.
Jos. Roundtree, ST.
Hugh Boudreau,
Giles Gautreau,
Abraham Wright,
E. P. Braud.
J. FL. Neeley,
John Robards,
Alcide Poche,
Y. P. Bourgeois,
Thos. Dyer,
N. A. Dugas,
A. Settoon.
F. Leon Dugas,
M. NORM,
Julien Thomassi,
Sam Pertuis,
c. Villeneuve,
81. Paxton,
J. P. Wright,
Douradou Braud,
Jos. Dupuy,
Louis Alexis,
Henry Melancon,
Allen w. Martin,
E. 3. Ferguson,
Ad. Biou1n,
Camille Poche,
Jos. Babin,
Andrew Settoon,
Chris. Diez.
Cleophas Bourque,
Prudent Bourque,
Alexis Leblanc,
Auguste Lanoue,
II. L. Bateman,
8. J. Hanna,
r. w. Hanna,
Richd. Melancon,
Martin Cannon,
VIM. Heath,
J. A. Richardson,
E. A. Richardson,
Concise P. Mirre,
Anatole Duvernay,
Florian King,
Armand Mire,
J. Mortimer Landry,
Jos. Guedry,
Y. T. Landry,
Jos. d. Ellison,
Ant. Loupe,
J. Dearmond,
Al. Begary,
Cleophas Savoie,
BENZ. Fairbanks,
Oscar Arceneau,
Sosthene Lambert,
Vim. F. Landry,
FL. Hebert,
Adam Hebert,
Donat Landry.
Fancois Dugas, .-.
Theodule Mire,
John Guedry, ST.
Alceste Braud,
Dorville Babin,
Jos. Leblanc,
Stanyille Leblanc,
Austin Parent,
Sosthene Braud,
Jos. La1loue,
Hburce Gaudin,
Ephege Savoie,
Ed. Libeau,
John Cannon,
j. B. Lambert,
Thos. Laiche,
Boutreau,
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A Spacious Mule Pen
has been proyided in connection with the
stables. atfording uncqualed facilities to dro-
yers and traders for the accommodation OF
their stock at Bedrock rates.
TRY ME. Satisfaction must and shall be
given to patrons. Respectfully,
aug3 u. hLlNd.
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A SENATOR VISDICArED.-In response
to the alleged charge Of Representative
Enos Williams of Terrebonne that Sena-
tor Mayer Cahen was i'll part responsible
for the passage of the outra geous aAck-
len election law" because he and others
broke faith with Senator Llckett after
promising him to vote for the bill restor-
ing the State University to its former
location in Rapides parish, the following
certificate has been furnished US for pub,
lication:
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Senate Chamber. July 5, 1882.
l. the undersigned Secretary of the Senate. do
from the Ninth Senatorial District of this State.
has paired up with Mr.. John Settoon from the
Seventeenth Senatorial District of the State on
act providing for the removal of the Louisiana
State University and Agricultural and NIechan-
leal College to its legal domicl in the parish of
Rapides,' and that Mr.. Cahen would have voted
Ill the affirmative and Mr.. Settoon in the mega
tive. OSCAR ARROYO
Secretary of the Senate
This clears Senator CaAen from the
accusation Of bad faith. Can Senators
Demas, SHINES aud Stewart make as
good |, defense?
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Now, Mr. Editor, I have refrained from speak
ing of any body at all who had any crop, no
matter how small, some places uncovered before
others, and after two or three paintings few
stalks of corn have been raised, but it is GER
tainly unjust to represent that fully a half crop
of both corn and cotton viii be made in the
seventh ward. sssszsss
Permit me now in the name OF the grateful
people Of my ward to offer their sincere fhanks
for donation of medicine to the sufferers from
overflow, to Phoenix Fire Company No. 1, OF
Donaldsonville La, and to Ascension Hook and
Ladder Fire Company No. /. for medicines
furnished, and last but not least to the generous
and noble band of our own young men COM
posing the Terpsichorean Social Club of Don
aldsonville for their large contribution of meat,
bread and medicine to our distressed people.
To you, Mr.. Editor, accept the heartfelt thanks
of the great number of the people Of the seventh
ward who have endorsed my actions In their
behalf and believe me to be ever
Yours respectfully and truly,
JOSEPH GONZALES.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-03-03

nEALERS, CORNER OF FRONT AND
streets. Highest price for Hides, Sheer
Pelts and Tallow Butchers supplied with Salt
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers
Lard Presses, ETC. Prompt cash returns made foi
all consignments felS-4ptf
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Adjudication Of Insolvency, EtG.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
i county Of Sacramento, State of California
In the matter Of f. F. HASWELL, an in
solvent debtor. Z. F. HASWELL having filed
in this Court his petition, schedule and in
ventory in insolvency, by which it appears that he
is insolvent debtor, the said Z. +. HASWELL is
hereby declared to be insolvent The Sheriff of the
said county OF Sacramento is hereby directed to take
possession of all the estate, real and personal of the
said E. F. HASWELL, debtor, except such as may
be by law exempt fr IN execution, and OF all his
deeds, vouchers, books OF account and papers, and
to keep the safely until the appointment of an
assignee of his estate. All persons forbidden TO
pay any debts to the said nsovent deliver any
property belonging to him, to any person. firm or
corporation, association, for his use. The said
debtor is hereby forbidden to transfer deliver any
property until the further order OF this Court
except as herein ordered
1t is further ordered t. at all the creditors of said
debtor be and appear before the Superior Court Of
the said county Of Sacramento in open Court at the
Courtroom of said Court in the said county of
Sacramento, on the Goth day of MARCH, 1851, at 10
choose one more assignees of the estate of said
debtor
1t is further ordered that the order be published
in the SACRAMENTO DAILY REooRD-UNIoN, a news
paper of general circulation, published in the said
county Of Sacramento, as often the said paper is
published, before the said day set for the meeting
of creditors.
And it is further ordered that in the meantime all
proceedings against the said nsovent be stayed.
Dated Sacramento FEBRUARY IL, 1SS2
S. G. DENSON,
Judge of the Superior Court.
Endorsed: Filed FEBRUARY H. 1882.
THoS. II. BERKEY, Clerk.
By W. b. HAMILTON, Deputy Clerk.
GROVE L. JoHNEoN, Attorney for Insolvent
fpl1.t1