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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20
No.. 90
From the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
The Election Laws.

We would call attention to section S43 of
the Code as an important matter for our
friends to note Commissioners of Regis
tration in counties in which the Radicals are
defeated in securing reliable majority of
the registered voters may neglect or refuse
to appoint officers Of election, and tAus de-
feat an election entirely. That section is as
follows
"If the Sheriff or other officer whose duty
it IS to attend at particular place of voting
under the foregoing provisions, fail to at
tend, any Justice Of the Peace present. or.
if no Justice Of the Peace be present, any
three freehol3ers may perform the duties
prescribed by the preceding sections, Tthe
appointment Of election officers or in case
Of necessity, may act as officers OF inspec-
tors.
In the contingency referred to, therefore,
il is the duty Of three freeholders to assume
the place of the prohibited County Courts
aud Sherihs. and the recusant Commission
ers and fulfil the election law. Let our
friends look to this. 1t VIII be observed that
the second gubernatorial pronunciamento
on this subject impugned in advance tue
official integrity Of SheriiTs, and devised a
new scheme for the return Of election polls.
The object of the oligarchy IS to take the
whole matter cut of the hands of the elected
officers Of the people, and entrust to its own
appointed agents. 1t Is the business of the
people to protect themselves. They wiz be
false to their traditions, to the memory of q
heroic ancestry, to their own honor, and to
p0sterity, If they sit supinely by, and per-
nit themselves to be bulhed out Of their
rights.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20
-ARDBMAN COUNTY, TENN, July 20, 1867.

act in the case Of the estate, on account OF
which such monies were deposited
Rule 10. In case Of the absence of the
judge at the time and place noticed or ap-
pointed for any hearing or proceeding before
him in bankruptcy, or if the matter then
fails to be called or acted on, the same shall
be deemed continued, without other orders
to the next sitting Of the court thereafter,
at which time the like proceedings may be
had thereupon as if first noticed or appoint
ed for such day.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20

The difficulty between Brigham Young
and Orson Pratt, arises from the fact that
Young has stopped payment on Pratts drafts
on the Mormon fund ia the Bank Of Eng
land There is said to be great opposition
to Youngs tyranny IN Utah, and some rieh
developments are expected.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20

a SHAIE-LHeutenant John Z. Braine,
gallant young officer Of the late Confederate
States Navy, and who, for daing deeds and
so!dierly conduct is the peer Of Paul Jones,
is still confined in Kings county pcniten-
tiary, Brooklyn, n. Y This unfortunate
Southerner has written long and interest
ing letter to the editor of the Memphis Bull
Ietin, from which we make the following cx-
tract:
On the 18th Of April ran my little craft
into Nassau, New Providence, and remained
there until the DIST, having in the meantime
armed my tiny man-of-war Proceeding to
sea, / cruised in the Windward and Turk s
Island passages until the latter part of May,
when I shaped my course for Port au Prince.
Thence I proceeded to Port Royal, Jamaica,
whence, learning that the war was over, !
took my vessel around to Ehe North side Of
the Island, where / burned ifer l sent my
officers and men to Liverpool, where l soon
afterwards followed, myseH, and IN July,
I 1868 they were all paid of at the Office Of
Commander Bullock On the faith Of the
Presidents proclamation of May 2, 1863
which pardoned all officers Of my grade,
/ who had not been in the old army or navy
+ and / had not BEEN returned to the Uni
I led States, and was Tesidingin Savannah Ga
where / had engaged in business and / was
! arrested. / have been a prisoner since the
! 9Th Of September, 1866, and not one Of ms
/ Southern couutrymen has called to see me
I cannot think that it is their intention tc
desert me, though l must say 1t looks very
much like it. am perfectly destitute o
money and clothing, and have DO means "a
my command to pay counseIs fees. BY pub
fishing this, sir, you viii greatly oblige on
who has tried to do his duty to his country
remain, very respectfully,
Yours, etc,
,JSo. G.. BEANIE,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20

The registration officer for Davidson coun-
ty closed his Office on the 10Th, and win not
open again until further orders. The total
number Of votes registered is four thousand
nine hundred and seYenty-seyen, Of whom
one thousand four hundred and twenty-five
are white, and three thousand four hundred
and fifty-two colored.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20

Private boarding houses are classified and
defined by the internal revenue law as ho-
tells, inns, or taverns, and required to pay
special tax on their rental value Where
the rental value is 5000 or less, the tax is
SO and for every 500 or fractional part in
excess Of $500, s..
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20

Coon NEws-A New SALT DIscovBRY.-
The Knoxville Free Press says We are in
formed that during the present week pure
salt water has been struck at what is known
as "PoweD's Salt Works" in Hawkins
county, Tenn. Mr. Musselwhite, who has
been engaged for some months boring for
salt water is an old hand at the business.
Rumor says, the water found is as strong as
that used at the celebrated King Works -
of Smythe county, Va. The Powell
Works are situated about ten miles north
west of the town Of Rogersville, and in one
Of the best timbered sections in the State.
We congratulate our Hawkins friends on
their good fortune.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20
Late 1st Lieut.. Condo 2 G, $ Navy.
horrible crime occurred in Harrison

a horrible crime occurred IN Harrison
county, Indiana on Monday 4 man named
Kempor, his wife, two daughters and three
sons murdered one John Robey BY hurliRg
stones at him. The murder was brought on
by law suit regarding some property,
which resulted adversely to kemper All
have been arrested except two Of the sons
and two girls, who are still at large.
The Londoz Star says that the Prince ol
Wales Is not treated with proper respec'
when be enters the smoking rooms Of a club
Instead Of everybody rising and taking of
their hats to- receive ham, they only nod theil
beads with How are you, Wales 2 o.
something equally familiar
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20

The Okolona News wants bulldog to
bark at the men who spit tobacco juice on
the floor and steal his exchanges.-Holt
Springs Reporter
We don't know so much about the bull
dog, but there is large brindle pup up at
Nashville that is much given to snarling,
swapping and barking. See the Press and
Times.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20

Frank Dow, an elegant gentleman from
Portland, Me, has been louriahing in Nash
vile for several months past One day last
week be borrowed a S901diamond ring from
an acquaintance and Immediately left for
parts unknown. 1t Is thought that he went
to Memphis
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20

The Quartarmasters Department Thurs
day sold as Alexandria Z 900 cords pine
wood at sixty cents cord About 1b000
cords remain, aud with other government
property viii be sold during this month
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20

1t has come to light within the last few
days that our government IS now negotiating
for the purchase Of the Sandwich Islands.
This negotiation began several months ago,
and it is said VIII soon be consummated.
Several prominent men from the Pacific
coast are interested in the purchase The
people Of the Pacific States are very anx-
ious for the acquisition Of the islands by our
gogernmeHt It has been kinted in public in
California, on many occasions, that in case
Queen Emma, the present ruler Of the
islands, should die, that Americans residing
on the islands would raise the United States
fag, and call on our government 10 take pos
session The sympathics Of the inhabitants
Of the islands are said to be in favor OF our
( government
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20

A gentleman asked Slr. Beeeher the other
day what he intended to DO with tue eharac-
ters Of his novel now running in the Led
ger. De said he was bothered q know, but
8" felt tempted to Get up grand railFoaa ac-
cident and XIII them all of at once.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20

The Mexican CATION at Washington has
received official Information from the Gov
eminent Of the STATE Of Xucalan. to the ef
fest tha5 General Santa Anna landed 1t tie
port Of sisaI, at General Peragos invitation
and while there lac was arrested
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20

Mrs. Lucy Stone Blackwell, has been in
Washington for several days, obtaining sig
natures to a declaration fayoring equa! po-
ll.ied rights for women. 1t has been signed
so far by Senator's Wade, Anthony. SPrague,
NYe, Pomeroy and Ross, and also by Rep
rezenta,ives Julians Towbridge, BroomaH
LouehbriJze, and some others Mrs. J. 5.
Griffin is also obtaining signatures Tor The
same cause
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20
EAST TENEEssEE.

-4nother Soldier Declares Againsg Byos0n-
lol0isD5-CoL Byrd Espoases ConserUa-
tisDs-Jat1ge Houks 4ttcmpt 20 C0nsz1it
Suicide-An U3Jort,atats Failure.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20

The Mormous maintain that mild course
IS the best one to purlue towards 'be In
dians, and instances the history of the saints
in Utah
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20

RULES zM 8AMERUP9Cx
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1867-07-20

The new bridge across The Luzapiililar
near Columbus, Miss.s which cost slihQ04
was burnt some ten days ago
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18
financial snn Gomusrtial.


Chicago harKst.
~ rslsSsph-l caisAeo. hsy IL.
Tt,ur-Ths unfAvorAbis nature Of the New York de-
paebes and the ailitg OF for the order demand had
depressing influence the market, and hodsrs were
more anxiou. to reais. brands Of spring sAlss
Of White winter at SIT rad winter extra s& spring sx-
ass Is, Lane Foster sl,; spring snperaps - 80
% So
+ wh.st-More active snd sDsc better No q ~ go
aTok9 6s closing at "a os0s 10, sellers oussde No
spring q 81 fos I'D lots.
Csrn-N al 81 OF, advanced to 81 o2lf; opening on
Change at abset 81 sil. declining to ST. clos ne nen
u.i abon. 81 oo1i No moderately set,sst %, bu'
closing lower at s7isSes Rel q du J, With early
% a " 90. but closing at shout - Gal
oss-No . es5foso.
H,e-So sold earl, at 81 t3hf 81. and later sslri
made 81 eol ST. this market cis. ID with sci
,fre~L edp's at 81 ia, and buyus ats 81. Ne7s
81 " OIL ~, elo.ing at 81 70.
barley 81 serhss
pravions-krn; 81 b0a ~ IS, wt.h buyers Inside
hort rlssf, sho Iitbsd AID rough NJ les held ARMY
~ eel Iackl-J hsms scarce AID hrm~r
butter-Lhuee fol ~; ,ond do isa29. choice csir,
IS tabs and jars, g OF. 2o2 ss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

SuME of the stockholders OF she -"oisAe
Union Express Company manifested erea'o's'
s.,;.fac,;on over the republication, IN our coli
,m,s of nm editorial from the New York
T,5eoepderf. The purport OF that article
was to the effect that certain railroad com
panies proposed 10 give exclusive privileges
In tho American Express Company, TO the
,,ro.t d..ir,meu, Of tile interests of the Mer-
chants MON Express.
These Express companies are quasi puolc
institutions. aud while they are run by private
stockholders for their individual profit, they
| are designed 10 serve the public snd promote
the general convenience. The public, there
fore. fe,l an interest in their movements, ana
| in whatever circumstances may affect their
interests They are like Kailroad and
| Packet Companies, before the public. with sh
| their faults and iailiugs, rs well as all their
| merits aud advantages and afford a legitimate
| .ubiec, Of comment for the newspaper press
Of the country.
| Il hs,ners with respect tothe new Express
| COMPANY. ths, the public feel apecuhar inter
est in all that pertains to it, because the pub
lie have an earnest desire TO see the end of
the monopoly enjoyed by the American tx
press Company, and would gladly bail the
successful establishment of the Merchant S
Union Express in fair and equal compe.
tition Any unfairness, therefore, on the
part Of railroad Companies, calculated to
cripple the efficiency VT the Merchants
mon Exress Company or any mismanage
ment Of their own affairs, calculated 10 dam.
age the enterprise. IS matter OF public
concern.
The New York Independent reputable
paper, Of general circulation, and silh nu
merous subscribers here, and elsewhere in the
West, as well as in the East. published an
editorial in regard to Railroad arrangements
calculated to impair the business facilities Of
the Merchants Union Express Company
Ii deplores lhe course of the Railroad Com
panies aud manifests friendly dispositior
towards the Merchants Union, and depre
a,ces the injury l,ssly to result to the public
in the premises.
We copied the article in our paper. in tn.
same spirit, as u matter OF news affect
ing the public interests, aud at the same time
probab \ furnished TO many otihe stockhold
ers in hi. vicinity their first information il
regard 10 the lnosem.nt. What we did o
comments, We perceive, is 6siug dQne pref
ty genera'lv by the Western Press We has
no motive for withholding the news from gu
readers nor can imagine that any one ha
just grounds o. complaint against for pub
fishing giirnaie ness which We find goinI
the ron IDS Of the press. Ws sre ani pub
fishing newspaper for the purpose OF sup
pressing information. for the benefit or behou
Of any individual parties. or srecirl Interests
but tina: oar readers may be "a we'll informed
as We. Or the readers of any other paper. il
regard - masters that concern the public.
Thu merchants OF our CRY have entere,
into al. agreement 10 close their places 0
blsiue each evening Saturday, excepted
a, eight clock. from Monday. May 2,ah
until S-.atwbrr lSi
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18
T.. y. Marshal's Proclamation.
FEea Nats q ast iea, SoaFh<rH DsrsiorF n Ioioa
" ef,sKh n, isas s,.,.. u.rx1,.I H. an a A.

T.
1T CIV eLskh, ulissa State. Marshal sbr the su,s
OF 10 -. a, hsfsay sits public sotie e that In The
" tbe United States sssin.t ~ensy ords ~ooa
al In of ssru and forfs tsTe taer sets u
Congress- did. the iiih day ofA.y ise7 Ia Marion
county. les attach ard taks into my Iose~sion,
safe custody coal stov tao copper krtte-,
wbtskry barrels I'VE ssh tabs Sozl gt~te,
cum pump ten 1usn-i- coal de tur gallon Jug.
v%t. t~ uuiy bush@. one Ia ~ rOash psir
steey .rds, ,one toD. .iEr, tao
y feet onraeh rope chairs ave ,lai 'foughs
LAtdsr onsiTs taiid,ss t~~a ts4a4t~.
and III. s1 uTos ehieh the sta steA Les az
ust i Macon eoaHty lsss and d-scrib. Is f,liws
" n u thr Section ~ Township 10, ~
AID slsa sye public totlrs that the the he
h5r the Return ~ sal 4ih.dSy
s51, ana hsrvtr atiaon.si ard Ell pe s-ns
e=imng any iutsrrst In the raid s~ensy cord. u cod
e. al or knoSing % having .nythips "a .ay by the
sais should not be coad ani I'd 10 answer he
iesiand u aid appellant, that hy H. AID D. ar
lire the sstd Curt. 10 DO hst1 10 snf fr ID ru
iTis on District f5ws . the United state Court
k-ssn 10 th city " ks hui, in ali hstft at .rs-
cal term = IS haiess, he rrst Tgsst,, III Jgb~
-s; 81 Ia &c otk ia a., II tbs D. III a. 4
there q nt.rfo oisini tor tn. sage = d to u.k.
their aIes Ad ne IN that b. hal
y ". CLARK. $
= Hsy ) dlt u fu-9, nrPu'y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

New TYrE-We yesterday received several
new fonts Of job type, Of the latest st, les,
and shall continue to receive them as fast rs
they come out. Our job office is now the
largest one west of the Alleghanies, occupy.
ing room 4Oxs0 feet, and besides fitting il
up with steam appointments, we are making
large additions to our type and other material,
making it not one Of the-but the most com.
plete offices in the entire West. We shall
soon be in full blast, when we invite an in
spection Of the premises by all, and in the
meantime. and in all future, our business
men and others desiring printing done will
bear in mind that we have all the different
and latest styles Of type, the finest presses aud
the best Of workmen, and can do all classes
of printing in the most superior manner, on
short notice and on reasonable terms.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

3 fslsgraph.l kfs foss. My IL.
l0alse lower $40 sonIl 30 fof .up~rfns sisis
and Western; . z soai4 is for choice do, slt 100
rs 20 stppias braid. -xra Rouni Hoop hic, tit 90
as 80 o. Hais brad closing dull c~iifsrnis aouf
50 COLI Is BE hour dull 81 5sasSa.
whisky-oust and STEADY,
ALea'-Dul; good NJ MiiwsukeeslTT.
R,s-Fsiriy .ctive lsr2c ertiri; 81 Tor vs.tsra.
corn-9s3 c belt .: 81 1851 20 foi new mixed west
-rn; 81 81 old 81 2sl 30 ~hiis
>oatnern 81 2Tsasi - hss tsw ,.ils~ seuth-rs.
o.u-i y 70 letter; stesss for wsstsrns 80 1904 for
State.
nice -iiraaer. Carolina iI1SsIzx
Cere--Es.rr.
Sugar ts4ay 1917 81. Tor Cubs. ilsi2 for Porte
Rico.
Aotsss~s-F run: Ensli,h Island &5&ts.
Meas Porsptooyils -a'~s At sss l3s IS g. for res
elshg st S2s l0a2s lash. Ell for old tls
70 ;ot u.c.
b. fusns-2uiet at u "a o.
Re L-Qaitt ie51 fr tuabertsnh leJ< for abort
dear Il for sh - ri-i-i.
Cut se.ts-srsiy >. 100. for ,houidsrr iG.s siti
! for hss': 10 % cole b-gs
L-'d-sirn",, II. slssspv~ "a small lot. ia,,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18
u. 3. Marshal's Proclamation.


W.CLtkK, Unitsd States NJ .rshai ta the State
offosa, do hereby give public notes that IN the
OF the United States sgsiust tire. copper kett-
ct al in OF aud forfeiture hdss sess Of
x ngre-s did the 10th day Of May, lst iu Marion
county ioxa attack aud tate into my possession for
ssis custody, three PIPER kettles, seven mish tubs
three ~orns, ose slnie' trough, three aps. log
building, twenis feet square, aid the aud upon whi
the SAME IL situated, being situated In Marion unity
lows, aud descritd ollows n r. Or OF the = " OF
the n K Section thirty three. Tos nshipi3 N. H. II
ws<t
Ana Tsiso give public netic~ ths the siss as.xned
for the return OF said 4,h d., June
1851 and hereby sdmoai.h and suninou all Ier.ons
claiming interest In the said three copper k~llss
It, a. OF knowing or having anything to say Why the
sAse .houli not be coSdeunsd and soid te tbs
dsuishd q said appellant Inst they be std spp-sr beoys
the said Court g be held In and ts tn Southern Bv
siau, District Of VS. At the United States Ro1
10 the city Of <sokus In ssia District sp.caI
20 he bote the Arst Tuesday 10 jun 1897, at
o'clock ia The fren ofthst Cay than ADD tn.
tsrposs claim for the SAM Hni 20 make their allie.
tious 10 that behalf O. ". CLARK, t.. M
msyis-diat II. tuLros. Deputy.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18
,mii-iwl Collector OF City of Keokuk.

WORLDLY Srccrss. There is glare about
worldly success which is apt to dazzle men $
eyes. When We see man rising in the
world, a foolishly high opinion is formed Of
his merits. 1t is sand, VIA, wonderful
nan that must be to rise so rapidly forget
ting that dust and straw and feathers, things
with neither weight nor value IN them, rise
the soonest and the easiest 1t is not always
the good and great man who rises rapidly into
wealth and notice
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

New Yorh Dry Goods ..srket.
By lri-srAph NEw Yonr Nsy ~
ANk~t qu'st sn3 derr--s ise for h--, nah.r o
I'm 'f"-'ins-; rs 'oFsi e&f August. A. and
10 for Roi bury
Bi-seh Nu.i ps-with Ut change alt g.ese. .xe.n,
sse h-ft .elingT iis rates Nseonville xX ~
A,kwrrhi W IL. ii9te Is aat Greer. ,sra via. iai<
fruh-hl pske. lniiri inrst at reduction already
bnd ID
"volet TO - ExireTs'r iauguIA sad depressed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18

~ Teisrrfph

stock Market,
~ Ieifrrsph NGw yosK. MAY II.
Tn err n@nf-op ned sirrns. clis-i v.ak sut rae
thiu lt~sr Rgs iliz5ass nv ne 81 mia ~
re- .! 1915 az rornen ioFis y coupons 20 losss
~ n 1917 rs 10 20 iaei ~: Jurs = O.
Io.azs%
= ~. ~ Eri. e71 1r3 IIss.on lot : X: r. a.
ing iaaH; Ncioels = . t7ssz =. &c utkells: To
lst' ll3y; r ssfe.4sw :r1es.: d sss1a Y. "
wsssk
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-18
u. y. MarxhaIS Proclamation

Tinted Sat,f Of Aperlea. S4afA<rr Dirtsoa u gora
I e.. ". CLARK. United States Marshal
fnT the &sa- e To- ds -y CIV public nsti e
that the u the United St,ir- sgs. eln-
fpYsH~ II a. ~ 81 -ftxurs and foreittre ua3-r
- Conxftss I'D ze,h 81 Al4l lff- 10
~ sikHk Lee coantt. io.a attach ssd tskd irio my
Possession Tor ssir ens'sd, enxin- boil
par stso-s .sa a t~o corn .isiisr. onv
wooden still and cutie, urge isrnsshtte tubs
tre- a. frf~5,tisk .~tszr Ating tabss
h'gh~ ei.t.fts bot tub "a r. e. o,s~
n,~sh th'~-y ta's Es.s. tus~ thr.- bash-
meal twenty IN .hrl- eotn. f,uf pty '.strri.
auify sud tfpa p,t- tsrr 1. hiKhS ln--
caatniuinr ~ - 10 Gresf .4s.ess roAb - "a ~
a. g 70 J.. -. also to bsif- Kstsons
hsn~ pr ~ turbs g. AZ -. lot, No IL Asd ~
In h3ot IL Es'e.' al "a tne city u neokaA
lie county. ic~A.
An ai-o a inble uotiee tia, the time gnsa
r. the -aii =. ths lih lay u Jan.
lse- ard tstrhs sdnsui-h and summon. porous
clH rty interest l. ~ - ur 81 ~
mo having sns tha. say WY ils- should
10 te le pe3 -; u he DIR ap8 " ..is
apbeiisnt thsf they .. y bef. sAii curt
- I'D ~ cnf for the byi.ioa q
Lea II tn uHitsh stHte+ Cert n the sity q
XXI H. - 'str a. ~ a rus. hr holden
or Ia az. ne d. 49, Il 'sfs e's the
fT-to a. - itAt day IN a. nt-ft Claim
or th~ sam and T. make their af'-EA in Tia be-
half CIV CLARK Z
a,3o FuLT N Dep.