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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1860-09-13
Republican Meetings.

The Republican County Committee
met on Saturday last, and made arrange
ments for holding meetings in the seye
raj towns Ct the county, for the purpose
Of effeoting thorough town organiza>
tons. The meetings which have not
transpired since the date Of our paper,
will be held at the following places:
PARIS, Thursday, Sept. 18,at o'clock
PM, at w. Blackman's.
BRIsroL, Friday, Sept. Il, 2 o'clock
?. NJ, at School House near J. NJ. Kel
logs.
BRIGnToN, SaturdaySept Ii, p o'clock
PM, at School House near G. Miners.
RANDALL, Monday, Sept. II, O'clock
PM, at S. p. Coon's.
WHEArLANp, Tuesday, Sept. IS, 2
o'clock p. NJ, at School House near
Baptist Church.
The County Committee also ayr ecd
to hold a COUNTY Mass MEETING at
Salem Depot, on Monday, the 10th OF
October next, at O'Clock P. NJ. Also
a COUNTY MASS MEETING in the city of
henosha, on the 18th of October.
Distinguished speakers from abroad
will be secured to attend these county
meetings, the names of whom will in
due time b. announced. The particular
order of arran.. ements, to be observed
at the meetings, will be given hereafter.
In the meantime let there be determi
nation on the part OF our Republican
friends, to have such demonstrations
both at Salem and Kcnosha, as
have been characteristic Of those of our
Iueighbors in Illinois.
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ETC, ETC, ETC.

AS the plates Of Weiss e EvaRY MAN HIS OWN
LAWYER were destroyed by fee, and, consequent
y, the publishers forced to set up new pl tes it af
torded good opportunity tor entire and r.
ough revision of the whole work, giving such al
terations and additions as were required to make
the Special Laws each State aud Territory as
complete and reliable possible; and this revision
was the more necessary, because some of the States
had recently reorganized their Statute Laws and
nearly all of them made many important altera
tons. In addition 80 these there were the Laws of
two new States to be added, Minnesota and Ore
gon, and also the Laws which are now in force in
the Territories To accomplish this purpose, the
REVISED STATUTES and latest enactments of each
State and Territory have been critically examined
and carefully compared with the pages devoted to
the different States in the former work, by thor
oughly educated lawyer of well known standing
and ability assisted by business man who is well
acquainted with the wants of the mechanical and
commercial communities throughout the Union 1t
may, therefore, with confidence be ffirmed that
mere Is no work extant which equal 10 it in point
OF FULLSEss and CORRECTNESS, or so well adapted
for the guidance of not only the hundred softhous
ands who have had the previous editions but also
OF every man and business woman in whatever
business engaged, or wherever located.
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On Tuesday evening last, the Wide
Awakes Of this city, together with a
number OF citizens, left here on the cars
at o'c.ock for Salem, They were re-
ceiyed at the Salem Depot by the Salem
Wide Awakes, Capt. Ed. IIealey, where
an ample supper had been provided by
the latter. After the refreshments, the
companies with lighted torches march,
ed to Salem corners, known as the
''Brass Ball" Here addresses were
delivered by Judge Jilsun, Gen. Me-
Kisson and Hon. f. S. Lowell. The
exercises were also interspersed with
songs by the Wide Awakes. The
whole affair passed off highly satisfac
tory.
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TIE Congregational SociaJle of this
city, intend t. take railroad excursion
to Chicago, on Tuesday next the 18th
inst. The excursionists will leave the
kerosla Depot at . quarter after II
O'Clock AN. and return on the evening
train. Fare to Chicago and return
fry ce',ts. Tickets to be had at Wheel
er " Clarks, at Lyman & Bones, and
at Bronson & Bones. 1t is necessary
that all who intend going should secure
their tickets BY Saturday night of this
week, or give notice OF their intention
of going; in order that arrangements
for the requisite number of cars can be
made.
All are respectfully invited to join
the excursion.
Kenosha Sept. 18th 1860.
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} H. .FANcHER, successor of Kellogg
% Co., removes to his New Store to day
IN the new brick block, on the west side
'ofMain Street. Mr.. Fancher is deter
mined to make his business fully equal,
to that enjoyed by Kellogg & Co, be-
toretheIate fire. The Messrs. KelIoggs
still remain in the establishment, and
will give the business their personal
influence and attention. In anticipa.
ton Of large demand for goods during
the present fall season, Mr.. Fancher
has purchased for the trade an exten>
siye and complete stock, and intends
to sell exceedingly low for cash. a
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REFEREES SALE.

State Of Observation-Disclosures County Circuit Corut.
Franklin H. Head against Serene Fisk, Lucinda FISK Al
exander Underwood admin trator Of the estate Sa-
rGh Brown deceased, and william Brannan,
EgY NiRTUE and in pursuance of final judg
HS men for the sale Of the mortgaged premises here
matter described, mad and entered in the above entitled
on the seventeenth (f7t) day Of November A. ID.
500, at the regular November term Of said court l. Or
s. Head referee duly appointed by said court for
that purpose shall offer for safe and sell public
ton the highest bidder therefor, front door Of
the ecu tHeu7e ia the city and county Of KenOsha and
tc Of Wisconsin, 10 O'clock in the forenoon Of Sat
lfday, The tenth 0) day Of March A. d. $780, the fol-
loving described piece parcel Of land much there
ni viii be sufficient to satisfy the said judgement gnd
together with the costs ana expenses Of such SALE
chat H. oay: The north quarter Of block six &C.
the ourAeas quarter Of section thirty-one (31),
~ north OF twenty three 23) east and
il the to0r,L ward Of said city If Kenosha.
Terns Of sale cash. r. o. 8. HEAD,
T. II. HEAD, Plaintiff.
Dated Dec. :, 1859. 3u26 Referee.
BY consent of parties, the above postponed until
Friday, tie hrs DAY Of juno, 1890 At The SANE hour
ard place. o. B. HEAD, Referee.
Dated, March III, 1860. 13w39
ky consent OF peIies, tine above sale postponed IN
u Saturday lbe HFt " SeP.e Der, A. d. $50 at the
5aue boca aid .nace. VI +. %. .. Read Referee.
Dated, june L. 1860 13wb2
By consent the parties, ere above sale s postponed
anti Thnr-day November lst, A. j. 1860, at the
1uur aHI tIe place. u :. HEAD Referee.
Dated, September lst, 1850. 3wi8
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For fHR KENosuA TELEGRAPH.
Obituary sketch Of Jonathan
Eastman.

Mr. Jonathan Eastman, who died on
the Eth inst, in Pleasant Prairie. was
oom in Rufert, Bennington Co. Yer
mont, July 29yh, 1893, which would
make him of course, in the 6Sth year of
his age. For upwards Of 90 years he
had been knowu as an esteemed mems
Ger of this community, and vicinity
having removed to this country in the
irst stages of its early settlement.
1t is not for me on this occasion to
ttempt to pay that full tribute to the
memory Of our beloved and cherished
friend, which he so justly deserves; vet
| may be permitted to say that this vi.
entity, OF Its many houored and lament
ed citizens, has never yet lost one to
whom the words Were more strictly ap
propriate-"Truly he was a righteous
"a good man."
His religion was that of the Good
samaritan, more practical than formal
or speculative, and consisted in doing
good to mankind. 1t was in word.
'ove to God and man. Cniversalism
with blm-for it should be said he was
| a UnlYersaliss-was but a comprehensive
name for good will towards mankind
1t was spirit Of benevolence, and kind
ness, and sympathy, originating with
the Universal Father, and reachinp ont
and embra ing all men, and laying them
under its high and everlasting obIioa.
lions and he had therefore, none Of
he prejudices and partiaities, none OF
the weaknesses and littleness of too
many who make profession of Christian,
lty He was a practical Universalist.
In this respect, there cannot be toe
Imnch said in his praise His whole
(neart, life and character, bloomed with
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eXcellencies, which shed their fragrance
in every circle of domestic and social
intercourse to which he belonged. He
was kind counsellor and friend ALWAYS
deeply interested in the welfare of those
with whom he was associated, rejoicing
in their joys, and sympathizing with
them in their adversities. As kind
husband and companion, he was unsur-
passed. The question being asked his
widow by the writer of this-W What
shall I say of him, if am to speak of
his death in the papers ? She made
reply-''say he always made home hap
py" How much is expressed in these
words and they were so true. Their
union was a peculiarly congenial and
happy one. Through prosperity and
adversely, joy and sorrow, they walked
hand in hand, with a true conjugal sym
patty, which naturally cheered and
Strengthened them amid all the expert
encesoflife.
He showed himself possessed of the
christian spirit to the last, for he bore
his severe illness with great patience
and fortitude. Heaven was clear to his
vision, and in the christian hope of re-
union in another world, he babe his
companion be of good comfort, while
he bowed to his heavenly Fathers will. |
lie had firm confidence in the gospel of
unlimltea grace and salvation, and talk
ed rejoicingly of its fUlness, and of the |
comfort which this great hope had lit |
up in his soul. His departure was a |
triumph over death, and full Of Joy and |
peace.
Such we may say was the life, and !
such the death Of Jonathan Eastman.
His removal will be felt as a general
bereavement, ard the tears of great
from other parts of the coun.
try, who knew his life and exemplary
worth, from personal acquaintance or
will freely mingle with the
tears of his household and bosom
friends
His funeral was attended on Sabbath
morning, from the Congregational
Church in the neigh borhood the wri.
ter OF this, preaching a sermon appro-
pirate to the occasion, and a prayer
being made by the Rev. Mr.. South worth
resident Clergyman ; at which time a
large concourse of sympathizing friends
and family acquaintance gathered to
pay the last tribute of respect to his re-
mains which were brought to repose
in the rural Cemetery of our own City.
There they will lie and moulder to dust:
but he himself is not there in that val
ley OF shadows, as he assured us he
should not be before he left. That to
him was only the pathway that opened
INTO world OF unfadiug light and glory.
lie has passed away, it is true, from
TINS mortal sphere but has gone to the
bright prescn Of the Father in Heav-
en-. May this thought be with the af-
ilcted ones to reconcile them to his
death and sustain them in this hour Of
,hei darkest GLOOM and may it be sancti-
led to the spiritual good of many hearts
which have been moved by this melan-
choly event.
TT STADF
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The Country Merchant.

For him we haveprepared great amount of de-
tailed legal information which is almost daily call
ed for in his business together with
Forms Of Bills Of Sale, Letters of
Credit, Contracts, Notes, orders. Bust
ness Bills and Orders, agreements for
the Sale Of al kinds Of Personal Prop
erty, Bonds, Csattel, and other Mort
cages, orders and Due Bills for Goods
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Try this renarsabie and interesting remedy II
Is composed of the concentrated Juices Of the power
ul and the most soothing Plants and Roots IN nature.
chemically combined and insulated in well scaled rITsH
Bottles and charged by powerful Battery Thus pos.
sessng In addition to r1edeat
Marnec and Electric properties profoapdle penetrating
and eminently quietnE and soothing 1t relieves pnn
aud Inflammation nj once (whe freely applied taking
the strained muscles and nerves, giving life and We
Sor by It's fsgivnc qualt es 10 rarqlized paris and
allaying nervous pain, Neuralga) irritation, ard re-
moving distractions like chafi Indeed all who havs
used it, spe * Of truly wondetp medicine and e.
TEEN by far superior 10 any and all ether external
edies in use. appied in season. il is unfanH rem.
edy for the Group, Sore Throat inflammation ri the kunrp
Spinal Irritation, Asue in the Breast-and At all tiueS
Nervous Headache Neu aleia eyes, ear ache
tooth ache ague in the Face, Pmpes and eropons Of ali
kieds, Piles, Bruised and Spraued Limbs Burns Frozen
parts, Chlblains, indolcnt AID long standing sgrgs
Wounds, &c &c. It will also restore hair TO The bald
head, and prevent the hair from falling
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively uhe' hron
Canal and Draught Horses for ais wounds 6pr aims and
bameness and Is sure cure, ~hen applied for the
&c atches upon Hrrser- and the Foot All upon Sheep
All the PrOpretors ek for the Magnetic Ointment 10 fAl
trial. confident that ~ they cla will be found trgr
to the letter In the ncigbnrhood where 1t 10 narrfscs
ured many people buy IL by the qaant'ty and i l. kgp
and used by almost every nhGbitant PAnscrR tef tint
numerous pains and aches every family Is % les
afflicted with. We say gain
Try Dr.. TTosiS's Magnetic Ointment.
None genuine unless signed s. BgrH' " tn rrn. Sc
Pamphlets containing full dii ecnns around bottle
and circulars LEFT with agents Price slInEs for san
aud 3 shillipRs for large Bottles.
For sale by WHEELER CLAIR and ROpssor, Keno.
sha, and all other Druggists IN The country.
~" Al orders should be addressed 10 D. RANSOM q
CO., ElrYille, Madison Co., II. j. 6m10
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Great Yield Of Wheat.-Mrs. Me
CURE of the town of Brighton in this
county, harvested and threshed go 12
bushels of wheat from one acre of
ground. We should be incrcdulous
as to the statement, were it not that
we understand its truth is vouched for,
by Hon. +. NewaIl Of the town of Paris
and others.
Mr.. L. q. Holt Of the town Of Pleas
ant Prairie, harvested from 81 acres
1871 bushels Of wheat-being 81 l>2
bushels to the acre.
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Bey" James j. Cosgrave, son of Mr.. P
Cosgrave of this city, was one of the
lost excursionsts on the Lady Elgin
Also, Albert Patterson, son Of Mrs L.
a. Patterson of this city.
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Gone Back 20 the ellington Hitch
cock left his place on his return to Pixies Pc ak
on Mondey last, taking his family with him.
Mr.. c. l.. Parker also accompanies him. They
are Interested in a quartz crusher at the Peak
which is said to he doing finely.
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CoDDISG's SPEEcH'-Mr Codding
spoke to a full house in this city, Oh
Saturday evening last 1t was good
speech, aud all its positions were strongly
fortified WITH facts from the record.
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DR.. Halls Balsano I!

HALLS LUNG BALSARE. in all cases
gives the best of satisfaction.
EAEF.'s LUNG 8ALsAHF has wrongbt
more cures since its introduction than any other
cough medicine.
BALLS COUGH BALsAm is endorsed
by our leading physicians as the safest and best
remedy now before the public
HALLS LUEG BAEsAHT is safe 70 psa
s,n'Hg children, ami ye, powerful in all eases Of
chronic pulmonary disease "
HALLS LUNG RAs.SAsE brir,rsi,, No..
thcates almost daily OF its wonderful cnres IN ON
parts Of the country. " ga
HALLS BaLsAIE for the TuNrs
Is sold in every town in the country.
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Excursion TO Chjcago.-All who de-
sire pleasant and cheap excursion to
Chicago, win DO well to avail them
selves Of the opportunity, which will be
afforded on Tuesday next. The regular
fare to Chicago and back, is SO, 30
Those who join the excursion on Tues
day, will make the trip for tifty cents,
being less than one siath the usual fare.
Doubtless a large number will embrace
the opportunity to visit Chicago on
Tuesday, where they will have some six
or seven hours before the return train.
We are requested to say, no reduction
Of fare Will be made for children.
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Eg- Mr.. James II. Collins of Milwau
kee, one Of the lost by the late disaster,
was married only about three months
since, to a daughter Of Hon. O. L..
,Stoles, chief editor of the Milwaukee
Free Democrat, and formerly of this
place
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County CoNvENToN.-It will be
seen by notice, that the Republican
County Committee,havc called the Con,
venti,n for the nomination of county
officers, on Saturday, the goth Of Octo-
Der next We trust it will be the aim
Of the Republicans of the county, to
nominate a strong and unexceptionable
ticket. Neither old claims or new claims
are entitled to consideration-the best
men for The several positions, should be
put in nomination. A good county
nomination, will inspire confidence and
unanlmity,and consequently strengthen
our Prcsid entail vote.
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s5Y~ The hcnosha Wide-Awakes are
requested to meet at the Look Out on
Saturday evening next, at half-past sew
On. A punctual and general attendance
is solicited, as business Of importance
will come before the Club.
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of Cincinnati of the oldest and most eiobLe drum
g1Ss OF that city, makes thu following statement: awe
have oeen acquainted with the formula Mesrs Scoted
90, compound syrup of SarsapaTilla aud Stininga
and il mas been made under supervision The ngre-
diens are entirely of vegetable origin the virtues are
extracted IN great measure by the vapor of ALCOHOL
No mineral 'ubstance enters into the composition"
The formula for the preparation of the above will he
forwarded to Physicians Druggists on application 10
JOHN y. PARK, Proprietor,
ia Lake ST., Chicago, III.
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MORE RAmR AID IRoN.-Another
cargo Of one hundred and seventy tons
Of iron, for the Kenosha, Rockford 81
Rock Island Railroad, was landed here
on Monday last. Sill another cargo is
expected in a few days. The whole
complement of iron to lay the track
through to Harvard, will be on hand
before the grading is completed.
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{ The Mechanic

Will find, in addition to a great store of other
valuable matter 32crlaJ B3gg85 sa.
( The Lien Laaos of the Uorious States
ard Territories, the Statute Of Linaita-
tons 10 ActjoaS, tie Liabilities Of Con
tractors, Joermeynen, and Appreetices,
Forms Of Building and other Com
tracts, the Lars Of the difere,,t States
ard Territories j's rega'd'to The Claims
ofaWorhnsese for Labor, gand L1astretc-
tjo'aS for Proceedings IN Collecting the
ANNA .-..t&f T. HEtH 1#FLf gE
''''o rt ffE.g #ts. 4r.
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New Bakery.-Vale has got into his new
Bakery, to the joy of his old friends and custom.
ers. See advertisement.
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Agents, Attention.

You can Dealte more Honey IN selling
the Mem Edition Of Weiss Lawyer
than a ,ay Book Published, because every
nam eoIso consu1ts has oao,a interest, aolIs
aoa9et tie Booh. No other Oork Of the
55,ed as as complete and reliQdIe as this,
and Book Age,ets in all l1a,ts Of tho
country oojU ao eoel to send on laamed-
lately Jor q sansole cQpy a,sd our terms
10 4geIotS, sohdch are e1a~a~0IIy liberal
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The more stirling proof Of the ;n.r;n,to ,.,
and excellence OF DR.. HALLS BALSAN for he JIrTcI
is shown in the rapdity with which II becomes pen
WIN , the peoPl-' There Is nothing of similar
nature hut what is soon into the shade vba "a
sam ms oeeh thoroughly tested. The agents for lis sale
v gooy over, IN ordering new supplies are very en-
ike Charm; us effects are truly masea MI y aci
can obtain the medicine Of ihe Anietea
JoHN D. PARK, Proprietor,
Chicago, Ill.
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Chicago Hotels.-Several Hotel advertise
ments will be found in this paper. Those having
occasion to stop in Chicago on business, or 9TH
erwise, viii DO well to look over the list.
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DIR. BLACK.

published in the Cincinnati Elects MedicaI Journal in
whch he says: after giving il a fair trial in several
gtms OF dlseas am convinced that general alter
'ee II ms 40 superior in the andterid medca Since
Py'S" without StHgfe failure when the patient gave me
any thing like a rail trial" 90 '0
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Farm Mortgages.-A long article Oh the
subject in next weeks paper.
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And various other matters, too numerous to speci
fly, all of which will be found in the table of con
tents.
DEG)1TS y .rrW
the City or Country Lawyer,

Willhere find, ready st his hand in compact and
reliable shape, forms for legal Instruments of every
description including those for
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Ladentures,
Po'oers Of attorney, articles Of Copart-
2ae2Sh4', Letters Of License and Credit,
agreements, Satigtactions, Judgments,
Lenses, WIS and ,Godicits, Compose
t5o2as soith Creditors, etc., etc.
Together with a great mass OfcaIefully collected
which will enable him to state the
law points nearly cases that may be brought
I before # him @ i o Il DCwt ]
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soovill's sarsaparilla and st;ll;npia
var. w, q. MERRILL,

Is preparation which is compounded upon scientific
9rlncpes and with great care, by one Thoroughly ac
teu Win the Dleocdt qualities and effects each ar
combined state, = - "Ai'A0 AZ as
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FL. SLADE.

POPULATION OF CHIcAGo.-The late
census shows the population of Chica-
go to be 1O9,42O.
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Chicago & Milwaukee Railroad.

Trainsieave Kenosha this road daily (sunJays
sept=d) a. loLUws:
Going SOUTH:
Passenger T aims. .-....1145 A. NJ. & 442P.M.
Freight Traiu,. ......-. II 10 A. NJ.
ssOinz N0rIh:
Passenger Trains -. Il IS a NJ. & l1.15 P. NJ.
Freight Train, ........ $40 7. VI.
Passenger trains leave Milwaukee 0l5a.m. 315 p. m
arrive at Al., / IS p a nd y % n.
leaYe Chicago 3.45 a.. n. ana 800 y. m
/" arrrs ~ 0ai., W IA. go p m
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The Farmer,
I Also, has been sred for For him we have gath
S1&0 - @F ~Ese sat aze- s5
cred all the forms now in use for = >-@ ~ -

S0ACH% $50 ~5%z Pe~~ss
cred all the forms now in use for n ~ ~ -
lor IaIaaes l. i5toe.8- need avsd as.8i5sa a,5 Il
Deeds Of all kinds, Mortgqges, Salts
faction Of Mortgages, Bills Of Sale for
al kinds Of Property, the Lars IN ret:
e'e"cc to lost, 6troyed and Stolen Cat
tie, Fences, Roads, Cu1tivatioo of
Lands, Honaesteod end Z!censaotaoqs, the
Laos, Forms, and Steps to ie toA,em for
Reco0er5'eg or Obtaining Titles to Pub
lie Lands ~ ~
At t.s gEsl ,a aesE
And large amount of other important forms
and information, the details of which may be found
by turning TO the contents. &Hase "a