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Observation-Disclosures.

Persons wishing to subscribe for the Clncn.
natl Weekly Gasede can leave the money with
D. W. Wlnfough, Esq, next door above the
Post office. The Gazette only costs $3.50, as
there will be over twenty In the club. Next to
the STANDARD, II ls one of the best papers in the
State.
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ANOTHER NEW PAPER.

We have received the first number ofa new
paper started At Gallipola, called the GalllpolIs
Bulisiin. Ills large well flled paper, printed
on new type, and makes q good appearance gen.
orally, II Is published by ]. L. Vance, at s2.o0
per year Itwil take no part in politics.
We predict that II win soon become Demo-
cIatIe and run the dirty rebcl Dispatch out ofGal.
llpolls Adeceni Democratic paper is needed at
shat place.
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erHon. Horace Capron, Commissioner Of
Agriculture, has sent Us tho report for the year
1867. From II We learn that Ohio Ia the third
state Ia the number Of acres Of improved land,
having ~, ,e25 so4 acres New York stands first,
and Illinois second. In the number Of farms,
Ohio stands second, having 1889 while New
York has 1876, 800. The average size OF the farms
In Ohio Is ia acres
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tEThe New York World gives a list Of the
delegates composing the Louisiana convention,
and puts down nearly oil the colored delegates As
mulattoes. Now who were the fathers of these
mulattoesl Not abolItlonlsts, aS none Of that
class was permitted to live in Louisiana. They
we're white Democrats. That Is who they were.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
land FOR SALE.

H2A ACRES, In lots Of 40 acres each, II de-
EOV sired, OF the School Section of Jack.
son township, jackson county, being all Of aald
section, except the w. Il, s. w. 4 and w. u
N. H. u. This land ls we'll timbered, and is but
three miles, by good road, of the NJ 4 q. Rail.
road. There ls iron ore and probably coal on the
tract. Distant but seven miles from jackson
q. II. Inquire OF
Dec. ~, 67-0w d. MACKLEY.
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A man named Bufford was stealing
turkeys 10 tree near ChIllothe on last Saturday
nlgls, when a negro sbot aud klllod him.
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THE SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
nNy N1uNE1UNN a ru,H

OF CANCANINAII
rs LOCATED IN THE LAFAYETTE BANK
Il Building, containing the burgar.proof vault
on Its only floor, ls massive structure of one
story without basement, built Of stone, with
stone floor and copper roof, and with no other
occupants than the Bank and the Safe Deposit
Company. The burglar-proof Vault Is safe be-
yond question, and we'll ventilated as Is also each
small Safe therein. The internal police of the
Office has been organized with care, to protect
lts dealers The Company have constant pri.
vate night watch inside their premises, which
arc open TO the observation OF the city night
police and the special bank policemen.
The Business Of the Company.
The reception of Deposits of any articles of
value not too bulky, for safe-keeplng, at rate
for Government Bonds and such securities. less
than one-third the rate charged by insurance
companies against fire alone, In any amount how
ever small or large. The Certificate of Deposit
given contains full description of the items of
the Deposit VIII ich Is delivered wholly or in part
whenever called for, precisely as deposited, De-
posltor having the right of access to 1t. full
record is made on the books of the Company,
giving the details of every Deposit, and Of IT'S
reception and withdrawal, verified by the Sig
nature Of the Deposltor
The renting of small Safes inside Of Its locked
burglar proof Vault, the renter exclusively keep
ing the kew, Whlcn VIII Ht no Otnef sale therein.
with the right of access to It, locking and un-
locking 1t, always identifying himself before en-
terlng the Vault, and then accompanied BY the
Safe-keeper. The lock Is changed with every
change of renter. For mutual protection re-
sponsble Introduction Is Invariably required of
every renter
Each renter OF Safe and each deposltor may
appoint deputy to act In his place with the
Company.
How Deposits Can be Made.
A deposit may be made by one person In the
name Of another, and deliverable TO himself or 10
third person, or TO either but only In the pres
ence of both. A married woman may make a
deposit In her own name, deliverable TO herself
only or as she may direct. A special provision
NAV be made in the Certificate of Deposit aud on
the books Of the Company to whom, IN the event
of the death of the deposltor, the deposit shall
be delivered,
The officers and employees Of the Company
are under oath to lmpart no information Of its
transactions with It's dealers.
| AThe Charter confines the Company to the safe
Keeping Of valua6les.
Dlrectors-W.W W. Scarborough, Chas. B. Foote,
Lewis Worthlngton, Alfred Gather, Joseph Q.
| Butler. JOSEPH q. BUTLER Pres't.
s. P. BIsHoP, Sec'y. Deo.l9, 7-4w.
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THANKS to Robert Montgomery,
Clerk at Lincoln Furnace, for large club of new
subscribers.
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sIs49ss SO
REP RT
OF THE EXAMINING COMM1TTEE.

The undersigned Committee appointed by the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Jackson county Oh the October Term 1867 and investigate
the foregoing Report the Commissioners Of said county filed said Court
October 7th 1861 respectfully submit the following report:
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Il. MAY.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.-oFPIcR--0v
J Paul q Mays Drag Store, Main ST., jackson
Ohio. Buslncse promptly attended 70 at all
times IAug 10, h,67~H
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2. ]. W. LONGBON, PROBATE JUDGE.

In the item of under this head included the for
making and ndexng Civil Docket for the Probate Court and for other
vices neglected to be performed by Mr. Longbon predecessor This claim
based the March h 1885, VOL g. 49, Ohio Laws The
order for said Of $27364 drawn insufficient certificate and a
daviL and was therefore illegal
The Committee would beg leave to state although not strictly within the
their duties that said service will highly beneficial the public
that they should have been performed the expense proper parties,
and that Mr. Longbon acenng tie decision the Committee
question: promptly Treasury
The Committee have not investigated the subject whether the Com
might have authority under allowing
less for said services they have such authority would be but just
to allow reasonable compensation
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|. ASSISTING PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

The item $75 reported under this head the of ORDERS
for other for favor of Michael Mccoy for fees paid by
him procuring counsel to assist the Prosecuting Attorney the the
State of Ohio Lewis Cbe tried said Court Of Common Pleas
the 1852 There Assistant Prosecuting Attorney appointed by
said This therefore allowed by the
COmmiss sonersW ithoutau O. law
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8. JUSTICE OF THE PEACE COSTS, &c.

The item 81 includes the following whish
by the Auditor between the st day of September and 4h
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Said item also includes the following for which
drawn by the Auditor between the 4th day
of March, 1857, and the lst day of September 1867
Ohio VS. David EdmOnds assault to kill, convicted Of
George jones' horse stealing no Indictment s IS Il 10
Peoples ct al, petit larceny. 10 IS 20
Berry u Jackson, swindEng ........... rs 90 2sO5
a4A sO4 s5
No part of the foregoing allowed by the Commissioners had said
fees been collected Defendants Warrants therefore drawn favor of
Said d. W. Winfough to said amount $2l4 A
And In favor OF SAID Swanson TOR SO4 S6
without authority of law -
In addition foregoing the said item of $57 a. includes
enowing allowances made by the Commissioners:
To W. Wnough $4 9 and $94 500 65
To Jno Swanson. "a co. and rs II IS
Total. 1H 10
Of said sums there was allowed since March 49, ls67
Tod W. Wnugh P fees of minor Offences SIS
And to John Swanson constable. s5
Total. % 40 :
And that papers show said sum
s2o 40 allowed without evidence that the prosecuting Witnessed
the several cases were INDECENT and unable to pay the costs procure security
for the same required by the act of March 20, 1867
The numerous changes that have made the laws regulating
prohibiting payment of taxed by Justices criminal cases.
doubt for the errors in that respect above referred to-
g. We find Auditors Office regularly kept and
with the exception of the above referred find the report OF the
Given under hands, this 18th day Of December, 1857
6IaNEP " r. HASIlNGSl
LEVI DUNCAN, '''''''
The State Of Ohio, Jackson County
CHARLES JAMES Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas in and
County State aforesaid hereby certify foregoing true
copy the report of the Commissioners of said county and the
Committee thereto attached and except the balance sheet
report of COmmssoners for the ending August 81 1867
my of Court at Jackson this l4h dsy
[De Is's7-a~l CHARLES JAMES, Clerk
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-30
MISCELLANEOUS.
hOSTETTER'S
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS
PURE and Powerful Tonic Corrective and A,sratis
of Wonderful E-hcacy in Diseases o. the
Stanlach Liver and Bowels
CURES DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COM

- plant. Headache, General Debility NERVOUSNESS
DEPRESSION If Spirits, Constipation Coc Intermittent
feVess Cramps. and all Complaints of either Sex
ing from Rily Weakness whether nheren, in the sys-
tenn OF produced by special causes.
Nothing that Is not wholesome genial and
in its nature the composition OF Hos.e,.ers
stomach St1e->. This popular p-SpSrasinn contains no
mineral ot any kind deadly botanical element no
nerce exe,ss bu; continuation of the extracts cf
rare haa-nic herbs and plants with the puress mild.
es; Of all dislsve ssinuantS.
The weak stomach Is rapidly irlvorated and the APP
works wonders in OF Dyspepsia and in less con-
nrlned forms Of IndssStiou-acti,ss as gentle and
painless alfrerr well upon the liver il also IN
variahy relieves the constipation s,periniuCi BY r-
regular action Of the digestive secrctve organs
Persons Of feeble habit, liable nervous attacks low
ness 81 spirits and hts Of lailguor find prompt and
permanent relief from the Rt;ers The testimony al.
this point Is most conclusive and from beth sexes
The agony OF hiliols coc is nnraeiiasc,v as<,a nv
single dose OF the st,uisnt and by Occasionally re-
sorting to II the resurn Of tl complaint may be pre-
vented.
As general tonic Hos.ette-'s Bi..crs produce est
which must be experienced witnessed before they car,
ness. premature decay and debility and ae-rl,ie a,
ing from old age. exercises elsctre Influence |,
the conNalescen stages OF all diseases operates a. de
hshtful vlsorant When fhe powers Of nature are re-
iaxed Il operates ID rin,o-ce and rs-esahlish them
Last but not least it Is the only stmullant beiI,s
manufactured nom sound ard innocuas materials and
entirely free from tho acid elements present more or
less IN AL the ordinary toios and s;oiachics the day
No family medicine has been 50 universally and fl
may be truly added. deservedy popular with the intel
hgen portion Of the community Hostee-s Bit.ers.
Sold by al Druggists Grocers and Sorekeepers every
where HoSrErTER, SMITH h DEAN. Agents.
Sin-2' Battery street, san Francisco
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Ter. who tried to M ke an explanation but oljec-
ton WAS made
The joint resolution TO provide for the survey OF
ship canal around the falls of the Ohio river was
passed
Wood Of New York ssked leave to offer reSo-
luton directing the Judiciary Committee 10 inquire
whether Mrs Snrrait vas improperly convicted.
Objection was made.
of the Interior TO withhold the issue If patents
affecting the title Of Spanish grants in California.
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REPORT Of
On Squarza's Punches.
SpEcIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BY

SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED BN
~ the Mechanics Institute. the occasion Of the last
Fair 10 examine and decide upon compounds and Cali
fornia Inventions. consisted DR. Isaac Rowell DR.. Be
verley Cole and VIM. H. Keith. Esq. The following is
extract from the report Of these gentlemen: The
Liquors Punches. Tonic Bitters. Corals, etc. prepar
cd by V Squarza without exception the finest arti
Giles in their line the Committee have examined.
All OF Mr. SQarzas preparations have these great
its other compounds OF a similar character.
lst-That none but the best and purest Liquors
used.
2d-Tfa; no Sugar. Syrup Sweetning principle is
ever used except that obtained by maceraton
fruits, hence the nutritious principles contained in the
fruits also impaired 10 the Punches
That the following materials also obtained hv
macsrang the various fruits flowers plants and herbs
which contain then instead Of using the ordinary
pressed essential oils The great skin Squarza
consists in his ability to blend tremendously and the
due preparation the various materials used, that
there are none wanting and none in Some
his preparations medicinal and deserve especial
favorable mention
New Nos. 100 and 122-Old No. A.
Leidesdortf street.
V. SQUARZA'S PUNCH AIANUFACToRY
Wholesale and Retail
A. BONA.
Successor to V. SQuarza.
ly-l7 Opposite What Cheer House. San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-30
BUTTE CO. JOCKY CLUB!
il ! 49,

AN tho first day of May, and to continue
" i've days tile Butte County Jockey Club will hold
their fist annual spring meeting, as follows
First Day, Tuesday. May sl>t, 1867, run
ming mile and repeat Jockey Club purse 800,
free for all three year olds owned in Butte county, on
the first day of February. 1867.
second Day, Wednesday. May 2ed. trotting
mile and repeat for Jockey Club purse. S00 free
for al horses owned in Butte county the first day of
February 1867, that o;ted inside OF three min
Third Day, Thursday. May 23d. running
race, best three IN five for Jockey Club purse. Of $50
free for all horses in the Northern agricultural district
except Lilly Shotwell and the Atchison Colt.
Fourth Day, Friday, May Gath. running
race for Jockey Club purse, of 500, free for all four
year ods IN the Northern agricultural district of Cali
foria that for purse p-io- to May 2ls 1867
Also same day. saddle horse MAN. Jockey Club purse
OF 500 entrance for purse free hundred horses TO
start.
Fifth Day. Saturday May 2jth, trotting
best three in FIVE for Jockey Club purse OF $50
free for all horses owned in the Northern agricultural
district Of California.
Also same day. slow race for Union Hotel purse Of
twenty-five dollars.
Entrance to the above 20 per cent to be added
70 the purse except in the saddle horse main. which
will be 10 per cent for each horse on the final 60
BY order Of the Club
GEO. H. CROSETTE, Secretary.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE.
" THE COUNTY COURT OF BUTTE &C

\ THE COUNTY COZ RT OF BUTTE Co.
Of the STATE N California In the matter Of the pc
rtiol Of Leslie Mckinney. an iuSolvent debtor
The People Of the State Of California all the crei
iors Of said insclveni. send greeting:
Pursuant 70 order Of the Hon. W s Stafford Judge
Of said County Cont notice is hereby gwen 10 all the
creditors Of said soyent leslie Mckinney TO be and
appear before the Hon. ". : Safori. Judge of the
County Court aforesaid in open Court at the Court
Of said Court in the town Of Orovile county o.
Bnt,e, on the seventh day Of MAY A. d. 1857 ten
o'clock A N Of that day. then and there cause.
II any they can. why the prayer Of said insovenf should
not be granted, and an assignment Of his estate be
made. and he be discharged from his debts and liabili-
ties Ii pursuance OF The Statute in such made and
provided: and in The time ali proceedings aeains;
said ilSolvent be stayed
Witness hand and the seal Of said Court this goth
day Of March, 4. y. 1867.
Il J. C. MOORE, Clerk
\ NAC RICE, Jr- Attorney for Petitioner.
IT, 5 Revenue stamp. 80 cents
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LADIES' HOOP SKIRTS!
From 81 - to 50 co.

We also in receipt OF fine stock of Gents and
Boys Clothing. which defy competition. The arg-
est. cheapest, and best selected introduced in this
place. Come and judge for yourself. intend TO
convince everybody that no HUMBUGS, and
sell cheaper than any other house in Oroville.
We also want TO dispose of 5000 pair of Boots and
Shoes at cents. account of decline in the market
The trade OF the country dealers is solicited they
from Is to 20 per cent by laying out their cash
with fair business principle.
Ladies and Chdrens Elastic Caters 80 per pair.
B. MARKS < co.
Opposite St. Nicholas Hotel. Montgomery ST, OrovIe.
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FRESH SEEDS!

WE BEG LEAVE TO CALI. ATTEN-
W ton of Dealers. Large Ranchers Nurserymen.
tiarners and Others to well selected stock seeds
all of which guarantee of choicest quality. Amons,
our assortment at present
10000 punds Alfalfa clover.
3OUa pounds red clover
1000 pounds White Dutch clover
1000 pounds Hungarian grass seed.
1900 pounds nnet grass seed.
1000 pounds timothy grass seed
200 bushels red top grass seed.
200 bushels Ky blue grass seed,
100 bushels orchard grass seed.
loo bushels Lawn grass seed.
200 pounds White French mulberry
And all kinds OF garden seeds in quantities to suit
purchasers.
Also. on hand 10000 assorted Fruit Trees in a,iant
ties to suit
Relnitances can be made through Wells Fargo Co,
or by mail
Address, J. p SWEENEY
400 and al Davis street, San Francisco
Send for catalogue. 3m-ul3
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A IL PERSONS. IRRESPECTIVE OF
IA past political differences invited to attend
meeting to be held at the Court House in Oroville
On Monday, the sth day of April, 1867
at II O'Clock. \ to organize the coming political
campaign the following basis
/. That the Union is indestructhle and the States
composing it are equals, and likewise indestructibe.
,. That the supreme powers of the government
divided into three coordinate branches. and be
consolidated by conquest of by the other except
by overthrow Of the Constitution resulting IN rrcsis
tible despot1n
That the question of negro equality and suffrage
is matter that belongs the several States each for
mortal heroes. who conquered despotism and estab-
hshed the liberties OF the country for themselves and
their posterity forever.
A. That the wealth Of the nation consists in its pro
ductive and remuneratve labor and the competition
Coole lsbor is destructive the best interests Of
people.
q W Brooks + Myers
Martin Joscphson David Thomson
Thomas Eiehl Il Van Pelt
Vim VI Myers James Tobias
H W Thomson u I Phelps
A Halonson V Mathis
Brooks Justus Brooks
Bullock Jas D Brasel;on
Oliver James Wheeler
Vim d Hutton Burns
All of Butte County-and forty others.
Oroyle, March 50. 1867.
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0ROvILLF, SATURDAY. MARCH Both

ORrGoS NAIL CoSrgAcr--Some DAYS since @e
noticed that Mr. Williams of Oregon introduced
resolution into the United States Senate releasing
Corbett his colleague from his contract for carry
ing the mails from Lincoln California, to Portland,
Oregon. The resolution, If il has not already WILL
undoubtedly soon pass the House Williams on
introducing the resolution said he did il in compi
ance with the law which forbade Senator being
contractor Mt msy reasonably be inferred that the
contract was taken at rate too low to be profitable
or. some change is contemplation for the d>coutin-
uance of the overland mail 10 Oregon. Probably
the Central Pacific Company desire to carry II
through Nevada, reaching Oregon from some point
In Idaho. The establishment Of ocean NAL
service between San Froncisco and Portland, seems
to indicate some such transaction. We should
have supposed that Bidwell would at least have
provided for a line from Portland to Chico. This
Congress ionsl district, being within Bidwells
ranch would thus have been accommodated. Oh.
God what Congressman Railroads are bald
ing in every district of the State. except this Our
Representative has been too busy establishing horse
mail fzzles to Chico, deprviDg the honest husband
men Of the State of good government land by con-
rming ii to the holders of rejected Mexican grants
and securing appropriations for the Indians The
California and Oregon railroad has not advanced
foot. The Idaho mail is carried around through the
deserts of Nevada, instead of going through the
populous Sacramento Valley. Bidwell would per-
init it to go through this Congressional distinct
providing it lost from tNenty-four to forty-eight
hours time in running to his ranch And now
comes ocean mail service between San Francisco
and Portland, with probable discontinaance OF
the overland service. We challenge the supporters
Of Mr.. Bidwell to name the Representative in Con
gress, since the birth OF the Republic, whose legs
lation has been adverse TO the general interests
of his district aud more beneficial to himself than
has that of John Bidwell. His Congressional rec
ord is marked by huge monuments OF sflhshneSs
and gross injustice TO the great majority OF his
constituents. We have reference more particularly
to his land bill.
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EUREKA MINING COMPANY

Ocation, Cherokee Flat. Butte County.
IL California-The stockholders OF the Eureka MIN
ing Company, are requested TO meet ut the Banking
House OF Rideout, Smith Co, in Orovle Thurs
day, April llth, 1867. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. 4 full
attendance requested important business win be
laid before them
March 50th. 1867, H B. IATHROP. Sec'y.
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MEXICAN FEVER CURE!
NURSERY TREES FOR sALn

LNruit Trees and Grape Vines. Warra mt
IL cd of the best varieties sale Il Hendec Garden
oroville Also, cuttings from the celebrated Fahr zsa
Grape. n5eef
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FRENCH CALICO,
Fifteen. twenty TWENTY-FIVE and thirty cents per yard
Bleached and Unbeachcd AIuslinS
Cheaper than
Black and Colored Silks,
Figured Linens.
Scotch and Domestic Ginshars.
Linen Lawns,
silk and Wool Barese.
Striped and Plain Nainsook.
Table Cloths of all kinds.
Irish and French Linens
Towels and Napkins,
Furniture Prints.
Curtain Damasks.
Floor and Table Oil Cloth
Carpets. French Corsets,
Iaces, Bugle Trimmings,
Dress Buttons,
And a large variety of Notions
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-03-30
INSOLVENCY NOTICE.

4 the County Court of Butte County, of
the State Of California. In the matter of the nett
uon q J2nss Hammr. insolverlt debtor The PeS,-
PIE o. ne STATE Of California 10 al the Creditors said
lnsoivent send greeting Pursuant an order OF W
; S3nord Judge Of the said County Court notice is
hereby given 20 all the creditors Of said insoven James
haaloel u be and appear before the Honorable W s
s2fro IN open Court in the Court Room OF said Court
IN the town Of Oreyie, County Of Butte on the firS-
day OF May 1861. al 10 O'Clock. 4 n of that day then
and 'l re To shog L any they can why the PRAYER
OF sad lnsolvent should Dc granted and an assign
nent Of his estate be made, and he be discharged from
Ms ceots and liabilities. pursuance of the statute in
S1ch case made and provided and in the meantime an
lroctetinss aE2ins. said inso,rent be STAYED
Witness my hand the seal of said Court this 9tb
day Of MaTrh, A. .. 1861
]. G. MOORE Clerk
JAMES GREEN. Deputy Clerk
-. MARTIN. Attorney for Petitioner.
Il nsed States Revenue Stamp, 50 CENTS cancelled