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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-29

gave out The engineer Immediately iGt under
Arrest, and is believed here tia. h4 has been -io lAe
snip eek as there came 4 heavy tlow, and re-
says SIZE as Dgcd The ilmca:aes Is la t'ls NOR
Hin. agi have been able get a:y further news from
tie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-29
NO.PARTYISM STILL IN AMBUSH.

Tuesdays Wing papers of this city contained the follow
ing mysterious proclamation 1t purpors to eanatc from
the "vigiluncc Committee" !: has excited great alarm
anonn nany good citizens who scarcely be persuaded
that the terrible fraternity Of San Francisco has arrived
amongst them No knows who they are whence they
come or what's their purposc-whehc they sKuk in the
lanes and dark alleys Of the city, ready wayay the un%ary
night walker; whether they hold porenous concare in IN
der ground judgment halls after the of the lnqus
ton or whether they preparing boldly and in open day
like their confrcres in California, break open private
houses and public as in order to rid society OF their con-
tents by tho speedy process Of hemp and crossbea No
one knows when he may fall into the terrible amhuscade
for what alleged crimes he may die at moments warning
or what precautions take against the hidden calmie5
that threaten him.
We earnestly call upon The Wing papers aforesaid to e'fe'
on, if possible and divu the of this SECRET
Jusro to inform the public at what stcahy moment TIE!
were commissioned; and OF what and salu or
they hold their appointment Ii they are bold
honest men, they will not fear 10 look the public full IN inc
face II they not the public ought know their names
and the disguise they wear.
WHIGS OF RICHMOND.--O: portions OF ibis :.s'
rct are moving for the purpose o appointing delegates ~
Convention BIZ held Lesgnai. candidate 10 repre-
sen, you in the next Congress You are requested 10 NEE
M the African Church Thursday 2sh inst ocloc
for the same purpose Let Whg he his post
the fiGlLAHCE COiMi ibi'
By the way, who compose Mr. Lyuns's "Centrai Com
mittee I"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-29
R. Il. DUvAL, Sec'ry pro ten.

Our shrouded columns forcstado" TO our readers ne4n
choy .idugs. JAMES d. HARRow, the late hs'y es'tes
nd hohy esrimabe Editor this papci noS no more lie
died al his residence in this place the night OF Thursday
the u st instant after long and painful illness IL ""u'
be utned and inappropriate here and IN Ter 7'csea cs
rumst,nces TO dwell length upon the many virtues
xh hin the life of the deceased and sG1ohtd ms
pathway to the tomb The eoquencc OF si'Ih' ] s' =,
ayor the most grateful and the acceptable oS9G ~
the memory OF departed worth. , ;, ,.,,oc
"' fredericksburg Herald, -iugtSl %
The Democrats OF Pendeon az requested % ee. u ~"
Court House the September Court To- 'ne ptos. u ~
! BY request Of CESlfsAL Ho'A't'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-29

After four days of gigging and merry making over Inc
bloody and brutal in Cuba; and after shocking he
sensbil,es Of our whole community by The ea:essnsss
and nhunanity Of its of ihose fellows who were
the victims OF Spanish cruelty the Wig turns its aenu
TO our views Of those horriiyng It's ctlei ceh
sure-bcsdes string Of pedantc criticism, un5eA''hs
the subject and OCCASION of place the columns oi
politica Journal in which, if ecocct arigh' it uss IN
wonderful rgmaroe about ST. Ambrose ST. Jerome o.
Chryso,,om, the Manchrans the Gnosncs and aea'e"
tnows what other Saints and mysticisms-s that we nave
sxp.esscd the general sentiment of our people upon Tie con-
due, Of the Spanish Governor.
Having itself no sympa.hes feelings in common WIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-29

The following letter received from entirely reliable
source, hc sad intelligence ot Inc death u i
Hca JAMES Mcdowell. 1t reached late last eve
ming 10 aIw Of that extended Tribute 10 The worth @
the distinguished dead which would be glad rcGicr.
He wi! tc iancn!cd not merely by Virginia, OF w":'
most brilliant he was but by the entire naon To WHOM
he IVES universally known and cnGearcd by every
that could bind the PATROL statesman 10 grateful county
I0tte Editor; Of iyc Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-29

STACNTONl !NCL. ., IooI.
Gentlemen have this moment leui of the painful n-
tclgeEce, that Gov NcDowELL is more. He died yes
tsray, al ii ocluch his home in Lexington This viii
not be entirely unexpected by those who ktw that Gov
has h'sG IN bad H. h ior long time have not heard the
particulars but sorry say that there is doubt o!
the fact.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26
commissioners, Notice.

WA the Subscribers Commissioners appointed by the
Wv County t"ur, the county uf kcnosha t. receive,
VNtnuc and adjust all claims and demands uf all persons
aGun- ELI " WDOpNOR I'll. late Of the Town of Sarm
An She c"uutN Of kcnuSha and State OF Wisconsin. dcceas
~. g. hereby nutc, that have appointed the i"
eoH ng times and places. when and here viii meet for
she pE eOs NJ allowing claims and demands viz: at the
hru- ~ E'a~ Wood~urth in the Town of salem, in the
said county ktno>ha. the 25h day of October y D.
1~5l O'Clock the ortuoou and nj the same place on
thr 9Th dSy Of November \ D. 1851, nine o'clock in
sh forenoon: VI said meetings viii continue
tu Oct ck 10 the afternoon day, and much
9onger from daN dly business II appointment
may require And & give further notice that the
limited by the sand Court for creditors 10 present their
claims to Us az Ain DAY OF August, i-j4.
IYtH ARIAH PADDOCK,
GEORGE 4. HODGE.
Dated StnfSrnher l2fL i-al 4-l6
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26
CONTAINING NO aLCouor.

TNVHE best and strongest certified medicine in the world
for the Of Dyspepsia in all its forms-such head
ache heartburn, habua cosiyenes acdity of stomach
loss Of appetite, asthma, piles ncpient consumption deb
iy arising from potracted ever fever and ague exposure
TO heat cold old and diseases arising from imperfect
indigestion deranged condition Of the stomach II is also
excellent remedy and surpassed by any medicine in
for females suffering from uterine nervous derange
ment.
Among the numerous and highly respectable certificates
refer to the following:
Prof; A. A. HAYES NJ. D. State Assayer.
lanes =; ~ M, ESQ, City Treasurer, Boston
Hon. L. H. ARNOLD formerly Governor of Rhode Island
now member of Congress-
Hon. WIN. WOODBRIDGE, formerly Governor of Michl-
gan. now t. :. Senator
Hon. J. 7. MOREHEAD formerly Governor of Kentucky
lion. J. F. SIMMONS. T. $ Senator from Rhode Island
Hon SAMUEL 5. PHELPS, L. :. Senator from Yer
Hon. VIM UPHAM. do do do
Hon. SOLOMON FOOTF member of Congress from VI
Hon. II. D. FOSTER, member of Congress from Penn.
Hon NJ. l.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wscon-
sin Territory
r. p. STOWE Esq, Clerk in the House of Representa-
tives
c. C. TROWBRTDGE, Esq, Detroit Michigan
GEORGE W. JONES Esq Surveyor General Dubuque,
JOSEPH HOME. ESQ., No. &c Wall street. New York.
Many other individuals, of the highest respccabity
be referred who will confirm all that has been said in
vor of this invaluable medicine
DR.. GEO. B. GREEN, Proprietor, Windsor Vt
REED BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Druggists, No 26
Merchants Row. Boston. General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle; six bottles for s.. 2m-j
CAUTION.-Each bottle of the GENUINE OxYGESArED
BTTERs, will have the outside wrapper printed in English,
French and Spanish with the signature of Geo. r. Green
Proprietor upon THREE SIDES. and in addition, finely
gaved label upon top of the bottle with the signature
and To whom all orders must be addressed.
For sale by STARkWEATHER s. CO. kenosha; F. w.
De BERARD & Co. Racine; RUFUS BROWN, NJ d.,
Milwaukee, and by Druggists generally throughout the l.
niied States and Canada.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26

Connecting with the First Glass Low Steamers
KEY STONE STATE, Capt w. p. stone.
NIAGARA, +. :. Miller.
EMPIRE, \. II. Suuires.
on Lake Erie, between Dunkrk and Detroit.
One of the above Steamers will leave Detroit daily Sun
days excepted at 10Y \. NJ the arrival of the Express
Train from New Buffalo, direct 10 Dunkrk through without
landing arriving at Dunkrk the morning at O'Clock.
connecting with the morning Express Train O'Clock
New York, and arrive New York the evening.
Eight hours ahead Of any other route.
Fare from KenOsha to Dunkirk, $1,000
Dunkirk to New York, $50
Trains leave Dunkrk, follows, Sundays exceptedD
ls Morning Express Train leaves Dunkirk O'clock
A. NJ.
ID do Mail do do 10 4. VI.
81 Evening Express do do 80 p VI.
4th Express. freight cattle and stock train at F. NJ
BY the latter train, passenger Is attached to accom-
MEDIATE DroNers and way passengers.
I'd Class Train leaves Dunkirk daily at 10 o'clock \. NJ
Fare 81 Dunkirk to New York.
Particular attention will he with regard Shipment
of Stock and Freghts generally.
Freight Tariffs will be furnished to Forwarding Merchants
Baggage subject TO changes and expenses. by
the Buffalo and Albany rone but checked through from De
troit to New York free of POrtcrage.
CHARLES MIN)T Supt.
For full particulars enquire board the Boats. of
kcnosha, Aug 1851. 1871 BALI. & MERRILL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26
pRGRATE NpTICE

STATE OF WISCuNSlN-COtNTN OF RACINE ss
AN this III day Of September A. n. ISL upon reading
and filing The Petition ri Samuel Hale and Orr> Har
administrators OF the estate W Iiam Bucn tec-as
PRAYING final settlement nj the accounts of said Estate
and discharge from further administration THEREON
ordered that said Petition De heard beiFp the Court
House in the city and county OF Racine the frs Monday
October next al ten O'Clock clock. A. NJ and that notice
of SAID application and hearing De gwen "a all persons inter
therein BY publishing copy this Crer for three
successive weeks the ken0sha Telegraph paper printed
In the CITY Of hensha prior to said hearing by the court
W. F. WORDING.
Judge Of Racine County Court
J. B. JusUS. Sol. Ala
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26

Austin John X and john X. klmba, Com
plainants,
Isaac c. Barlow and Julia E. Barlow his wife, William Phil
lips Ira \. Shepherisun John II. Norhrup Calvin
benjamin W. Howe William b. Whitaker, Hiram Vettman,
Thomas IL. Butterworth, Henry II. Bu'terworh. William
Malcolm Cornelius NJ Gaul. John Lowey, Archibald H..
Lowery, William Hargraves Charles Edward Smith. John
L. Schoolcr, Benjamin C. RAYMOND, Charles Goats and
John NJ Boalt, Defendants.
EDY Virtue and in pursuance of decree OF the Circuit
Court for the county Of hcHosha, State of Wisconsin,
made and entered in certain pending therein the
Chancery side thereof wherein Austin sumner John r.
Brewer and John r. kimba are Comp lnahs and isaac C.
Barlow and Julia f. Barlow his wife. William Phillips Ira A
Stephenson. John H. Norhrup Calvin w Howe beHiamin
" Howe, Niillam H. " hinker. Hiram Nettman Thomas
II. Buttcrworh, Henry II. Butterworn, William MaIcOlm
Cornelius VI Gaul, John LOwery Archibald Il. Lowcry VIII
liam Iiargraycs Charles Edward smith, John L. choolcra
Benjamin e. Raymond Charles Goats and John NJ Boal
defendants, bearing date the 18Th day of August, A. d. Sjl
shall sell al Public Auction 10 the highest bidder the front
door Of the Court House. in the city keuosh. ia said
~ Monday the 9th day of October. A. d., ISL between
the hours OF and three in the OF said day. the
following described real estate wit: Al that certain piece
parcel or lot OF land lying and being in the city and county
of Kenosha aforesaid known and described as follows witt
commencing stake the section line dividing
90 five and 90 six standing rods and
feet southery of the northeast corner OF the northeast ar
ter of said section No 10 Town one, north of Range
t23, twentyhree east thence southerly said section line
90 five rods stake; thence westerly to the east side of the
highway stake standing }2 thFty-twu rods snuiherly
the southwest corner OF lot No 5 fifteen; thence northward
y along the highway 81 rods and and onehal feet
stake: thence easwardly the place beginning The
bove according the survey of Adam H. Van SLICK Depu-
ty surveyor, &c and is the lot piece decided
Samuel Hale by stephen = Eascrbrook wife. NAV 3Hh
1915 and convene by said Hale Michael Holmes deed
bearing date March 10th, ls4S and the lot present place
of residence William W. hcele meaning hereby 10 con-
vey the said lot premises and all the appurenances where
said Wheeler resides. Also lot No % one in block
No 90 seventy eight in the city of kenoSha laid down
the plat of said yilgc recorded in the Recording office
Registers office the county of Racine. being in the North
Ward of said village and the northeast fractional quarter
of section cd hirtypnc. in township No - Range
No 23 twenty three east, in the Milwaukee Land District,
together with all and singular the appurenancs upon said
lot. NATHAN X. ALLEN.
Sheriff of kenosha county.
JOHS :. RANDALL, Complanant's sol.
Dated Kenosha, August 10TH 1851. lis
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26
Valuable Steam Mill Property
LR0n Ga1oa

rEvIE Subscribers offer their Steam Mill Property Ke
nOsa. Wisconsin. for sale the liberal terms
The Mill in complete repair has five of Stone, and
apparatus render complete for
FIGURING business. The Engines and Boilers of the
approved make and and of sufficient capacity
nv the machinery pertccion-w it'll grounds ample all
the requirements of the property.
portion of the purchase money can be secured the
Mill and for Il of wears. For particular
description of the property and terms inquire of the under
signed Buffalo, Nessrs. Hale, Manncy 4 Co.. and Leon
ard Croker Esq, of kenOsha
3-tf KIMBERLY, PEASE & co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

FNNHE undersigned viii sell ut Auction at the late
dence Of Albert 6. Nor,hway deceased. in the Town
OF Paris the 18Th day of October next, O'Clock P. VI.
the ~ho part Of the north half oi the northW quar-
Ter of Section Four Town Range 81 east containing sixty
seven acres Also, the northwest quarter tie southeast
quarter OF Section twenty nne Town three Range 81 east
containing 81 acres
TERMS-tlut-thjrd Cash. one-rhird in one year. the ri
manning ont-thIrd in two wears.
ELISHA BAKER, Administrator.
Paris. sept. sth 1851. 3-l4
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26

ELECTION NOEEtE.
State Of Wisconsin, County Of kenOsha,
sheriff Office. July ~, 1851.
NOTICE Is hereby given that at the General Election 10
"a be held in the several Towns and Wards in this state,
the Tuesday succeeding the first Monday in Nov
Der next being the 4 day of said month"; the following Of
fcers are TO be elected, 10 Wit
Governor. Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary Of State, State Treasurer.
Attorney General, STATE Superintendent
Also, State Senator for the sixteenth Senate District
comprising the County of kenosha in place Of OrSon :
Head, whose term OF Office will expire on the first day OF
January next
Also member Of Assembly for the Eastern Assembly
District of the County of kenosha. comprising the following
towns to Wit City Of kenosha, southport Pleasant Prairie
and SOmerS
Also, member of Assembly, for the Western Assembly
Dsc; Of the County Kenosha, comprising the following
towns, 10 wit: Bristol, Salem, Wheatland, Brighton and
Paris.
Also, County Treasurer for the County Of kcnosha in
place Of Charles Clement. whose term OF Office III expire
on thu first day Of January next.
y r. ALLEN. Sheriff OF kenosha County.
hereby give further notice. that al the time and
place, there will he elected for the county OF he
nosha in place Adoph Rcifbrook which Office i vacant
by reason of said Reitbrook having qualified, in compl-
ance ~iih the laws Of this state. y. r. ALLEN,
Sheriff Of kenoSha County.
I'll RAND Clerk Board Of Supervisors, keHo>ha CO. s
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26
CLARE TOWNSHIP, Brown Co.. O.,
Feb. 10Th. 1851

JoHy d. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, General
Western Agent for DR.. Wistar's Basam Of
Wild Clcrrv.--Dcar Sir: Our family are pre-
disposed TO lha, terrible disease, Consumption
nv father and nv sister having died Of that dis
case Ihaye also been prcdsposed to corsnmp-
ton, and about three years since vas complete
" Frustrated Jy it, and for weeks my life was
de-pajred o. My physician and my friends all
considered my case as hopeless, and requested
me 20 prepare for death, for few days at most
would close my life 70 alleviate my parox-
v,ms Of coughing, which were intensely tortur-
ing. and to assist my cypcctoraton, which al-
most smothcrc3 me, ny friends brought me ono
bottle of Mr. W-'ar BaLsam Of Wild Cherry,
and commenced given ne a few drops at n time,
as my coughing spells came on, and from the
first ] experienced relief ard obtained little
uninterrupted steep which refreshed ne very
mach. From this time began to gain strength,
aud to improve rapidly; and after few days |
was enabled TO take the Rasam Of Wild Cher
~ regularly and in fall doses. Ny appetite ard
my digestion became good, and to the astonsh-
men; Of all that knew ne. recovered. II is to
Or. W.s'ar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry, and that
alone under the blessing Of Providence, that |
owe nv recovery. Nv health is row good
every visQgo Of that alarming complaint, Con-
sumption that had or years attached 10 me Ike.
( n horrible incubus, has been erdGlCtated from my
system. and 90 most earnestly entregt oil that
I are in the least predspo>d to CoBsanspton to
make immediate trial of Dr. Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry. for have fall faith in its restoring
them to health.
Truly yours, JOHN BROOKS.
Price 81 per borle or 6 bottles for IS,
CLARKE & WOODRUFF, Milwaukee.
I II. BoswoEvH & Son, Milwaukee.
LANE & WILLIAMS, do
| AGENTS-F Robinson, & Co, J. B. Stark
weather g. Co, Kenosha S, ]. johnson, Ra-
| cine w &. Fountain, Waterown j. C. Wads-
worth, Jefferson Holden e. Kemp, GAINESVILLE
3m-is
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26

OTICE is hereby given the creditors Of Job r Pierce
y that order has been granted by the Hon. Edward
Wilton, Circuit Judge. requiring the creditors Of the said job
r. Pierre appear bcspre the >ad circuit Judge the Court
Hoa~. in the city and county henosha, the second
Monday OF November next at ten O'Clock 4. NJ 20 show
any hey have, Why assignment Of the the
said job X Pierce should be made and he be discharged
from his debts: and further ordered that
of said order he published for SIX successive weeks
in the WISCONSIN Democrat paper printed the #
Government. and in the keno>ha Telegraph newspaper
printed the City and Count! Of kenosha, before the hear
jng thereof.
Aug. Ii, 1851. J. r. JII.SI-N,
6-l4 Sol for Petitioner.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26

Mark ritman, Jr, Harriet w. Pit
man, John W. Mckoy. JcrliSha Ne
Nov, NS.hel W. Benham Elizabeth
Bcnham, Otis Colwe Il Anne Col
well.
BDY virtue of and in pursuanceo decree the Circuit
Court for the county Of kenosIa State Wisconsin,
made and entered in certain pending therein the
thancery side thereof in the Special Term of August, \ d.
l~5l, wherein Mark Pitmn complainant, and Mark
Putnam, IL, Harriet w Pman. John w. Mickey. Jerusha
Nckoy, Asahcl ". Benham. Elizabeth Benham Ots Col
we'll and Anne CoIwe defendants. bearing date Au-
gust lHh, lSj, shall sell public vendue the highest
bidder thereof the door OF the House the city
ami county of kcnusha saturday the 18th day Of Octo-
Der. l~@ between the hours Of and two O'Clock, NJ
said day, all that certain parcel of land described
follows: the north line Of
twenty 26 town one t.. north number
2O} in the town OF Salem in the kcnosha
tprrSd. point thry-f and 90 forty links
from the northwest corner thence running said
northwest SAID Srcun thence south forty chains
thence east one chain and nneypne Inks thence north
tyhrce and hall degrees east forty chains and seventy
five links thence north eight degrees west, twenty one
chains and eghytwo links Ia the place Of beginning:
cepung the School House lot, containing half land
in the southwest corner thereof much thereof shall
be necessary satisfy said decree and costs
y K. ALLEN.
Sheriff of kcnosha Co.
J. II. JILsU~. Compt'ts. Sol.
Da;ed sept ;, lcjl. 6-I7
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26

The Grca. Remedy for Consumption Of the
Lungs, Affections Of the Liver. Asthma, Bron-
Ct his, Pains or Weakness of tho Breast or
Lungs, and other affections of the Pulmonary
Organs.
IL AND Still ANOTHER CASE OF IIEREDrTA-
~ CoNsrayI;oN cured by Dr.. WIsTAR's BAL
SAM Of WILD CHEERY--a father and sister of
the restored having died of the Unsuitable dis
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26
Turn, Turn why will You Die ,''

EWNO such are afflicted with diseases incident the
the wear. wish that there - balm in
henNshA and Physician there. Remedy IN Cold Water
ami is upCISus application which gives immediate relief
Men were not made he rHgS any more than other
W cod creatures "rhrcw Physic the Dogs. and call
on me "Wa>h sua b. Healed"
=" Satisfactory r>Sg,rccs will be given
ISAAC GEORGE, Ii. u.
Kenosha, sept II, ts5i IL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26
STRAY HOGS.

~ ANE into the enclosure Of the Subscriber about week
u since. THREE BLACK SONS. Tn owner i reques-
ed 10 prove property, pay charges ami take them away
JOHN MITCHELL.
SomerS, Aug. 30th 1851. 4-I4pt
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26
FIVE MILLION BOTTLES WE'RE |
ND{ n

In every town in Name New Hampshire Vermont,
Rhode Island Massachusetts Connecticut New York, and
Dhio in Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana Missouri
the people have tested lis merits and pronounced safe
lard against disease, and quick andote for all palms.
In NewJerscy Pennsylvania, Virginia. Maryland Delaware
the Caroinas Georgia, Alabama and Louisana-n every
town in each State it has made friends and proved
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-09-26

District No. I, City Of KenOsha.

Dl~lrlct No Is Wy Oh
FHN IL Manual Meeting ct school District n" |, OF the
Cits Of kcui,ha. the choice o officers and other bu
Su->, will be hc thu school House i'll said District,
thc last Monday 9.h1 Of september current At o'clock.
+ VI. JOSIAH BOND,
Srutrruher Ii, ISL Ia Clerk.