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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-17
In Keno.ha Coum.y Cour.

I'm Rrsbnie-KrnO.ha COunay COars,
In the matter OF the estae OF John D. NcIntyre de
ceased.
- \ reading and fling the petition of Mary r.
~ Mcintyre and J. N. Wilbur, administrators of
sao estate, representing, among other things that
they have fully administered said estate and pray
ing that time and place be fixed for allowing and
be hled) ii is ordered that said account be exam
ined by the judge of this court on Tuesday the fifth
day OF January, 1862 at his Office in the city and
and county Of Kenosha, at 10 O'Clock A. II. Of said
day.
And it Is further ordered that notice thereof be
given to all persons Interested by publishing this
order In the Keno5ha Telegraph, a weekly n wspa-
per published iii Kenosha county for three success
I've weeks before the said day of examination &c
Dated Dec. 4th, A. d. 1865
j. j. PETIT
County Judge In and for Keaosha County
3w18
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TIE CELEBRATED IMITATION GOLD
SIS. HUI MING WATtHES. SCI
TIE COLLINS OR IDk WATCH FACTORY
Cases Of the OLtINS METAL Improved oroide7

TIE COLLiE5 OK IDk WATCH L FACTORY.
Cases Of the COLLINS METAL Improved oroidel.
SPECIAL. NOTICE.
Our superior Oroide Watches having recently
been initiated, and worthless watches sold in New
York Boston. chicago and other cities represented
as watches. hereby caution the public
against them. aud give notice that we are in way
responsible tpr these bogus concerns. and only
those purchasing directly from secure gen
uine watch OF our manufacture. We have recently
greatly improved our Oroide iii durability and APP
pearance; and to protect the pubic from imposi-
ton hereafter. have named il the COLLINS
NEfAL;" and We give notice that any one making
use O. this name will be prosecuted to the extent
of the law:
Of Gold; not be distng uished from it by the
best judges; retains It's color till worn out and is
equal to gold except K in intrinsic value. All our
gcntlemen's Watches are FtU Jeaceted Potent Lee
ers these for ladies, an Improved escapcment bet
ter than-a Lever for small watch; all in hunting
cases, and fully guaranteed by special certificate.
The SIS watches equal in ueatness style of
finish, general appearance. and for time. 10 a Gold
one costing $l50. Those of s20 are of estfd fire
ajsh and are f[aiy equal god watch costing
JEWELR9.--We are manufacturing all kinds OF
Jewelry of the Collins Metal Pins Earrings, Sleeve
Buttons, Lockets, studs, Finger-rDgs, Bracelets,
Pencils. Charms, Odd-Felow and Masonic Pins, g.
all of the latest and most elegant styles, and fully
equal to Gold in appearance and wear.
TO CLUBS-Where six watches are ordered at
one time, we will send one extra watch free or
charge.
Goods sent to any part OF the United States by
express, to be paid Tor on delivery. Money need
not be sent with the order, as bills can be paid
when goods are taken from the express Office Gus
toners must pay all express charges. We employ
no agents; orders must therefore be sent directly
county and State. Customers in the cisy will re-
member that our only office Is
Nos 81 d 80 Nassau Street. oDposae the Post
Office, Up stairs,) Ne,o York.
4w25 C. e. COLLINS O. 60.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-17

Mr.. Walter Lyon, one of the publishers
ssf the Manitowoc Tribune, is spending
The present winter in Florida. He writes
home under late date, from st. Angus
time as follows
This city contains $500 souls. A
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-12-17

sA nerves kidneys, badde. and blood affections
st che urinary orgrns gravel scrnfnla rheumatism
aaFvh Asthma bronchitis Dyspepsia.
practice Is not OF experiment. but q twentg
standing founded the laws NAsute with years
experience and evidence sustain t. Do doWn
s1iild up mako we'll harsh
srising; aattering. We know the and 81 :
sTedy needed; Gucs @,rk. hut KIN Wedge gained by
of 10 the treatment Of theSe diseases
.HaiyeIyno eacouragem without gspeot Candid
opinions reasonable in charges. claim %
everything, everybody bus do claim
IVA and common sense We the sick 10 after
their anasnt to call investigate before they aban
hopes wake interrogation and decide benseives
1t will cost nothing consultation is free This Is IL
Sixth year that have visited this place and shall mah
my visits for years regularly the days 81 the
every eight weeks
DR. ". CLAhENeR PRfcE rAS coSsuErEn
Eenosha. Halliday, late Cuikee House.
during Saturday the 18th of Decena
Der
"a Residence end Laboratory, Waukegsn Ill.
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A Positive Remedy for all
kinds of HumorS.

Scrofula, Seurvy, Salt Rheum, Carbun-
Giles and .BoiIs, Ulcers and all obstinate
Affections Of the Skin, Infammatory
or Chronic rheumatism, Piles, Chronic
Diarrhea, Mercurial Diseases, and every
faint Of the System; Dyspepsia, and thoss
Affections originating in the Derangement
OF the Digestive Organs viz, Bilious
Complaints, Neuralgia, and Nervous Afs
fections, Headache, languor, and Depresl
sion Of Spirits, Loss Of Appetite, Consti-
patton.
HNHIS excellent medicinal compound was frst
- prepared by DR.. y. w. POLAND, in 1877
anu was then employed with great success In
expelling humors from the blood; but in 1913
medical friend who quite celebrated as physi.
cian, especially in the treatment of humors, sug.
gested some important improvements which were
adopted and which has made it ESQ the people sayl
the very best remedy for all kinds of humors known
to "the faculty"
This preparation is composed entirely of vegetar
bles, among which are Sarsaparilla Yellow Dock,
Noble Pine, Mandrake, and Bloodroot.
When the originator lived in New Hampshire al
Gofstown Centre, for the space of thirty or forty
miles aropnd, and in Manchester particularly, tho
Humor Boctor well known and highly valued
for the numerous and wonderful cures which it eff
fected. Though manufactured in large quantities,
the supply was frequently exhausted, and purchas-
ers had to wait for more to be made In that
gion, some very severe cases of Erysipelas were
treated with, - and they were cured Eryspelas
sores, or carbuneles, those ugly, painful ulcers,
were entirely removed wherever this medicine
was faithfully used So it was with Scrofula and
lt-Rheum. The Humor Doctor cured them.
It is free from any dangerous drugs, is pleasant to
the TASTE safe yet and effective in its action.
PREPARED AT THE
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
ind for sale by all Dealers IN Medicine.
C.. DAMON Dc CO., PrOprietOrs.
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NNa.nington isianM.

James ln, ~ j Hugunia Is / Il
{ Dearance 10 / i Il unknown IS u
Rich .rd Lee 81 / / s. Richard Lee Il / | 81
steele, LOT Dix 2, ne or sec II, L K q, ~
Try of keu0sha-3d Watd.
Alert King lot ~. blk o.
John Hogan, com and % ii of ne cor cd Or
sec. thence III 5t2ths II. thence s.,r ds thence
~ ~ @ths II themes IDS to beg ne Or 5 I
> Il - & so
Thos ID Bond, com y rts of sw cor of lot Is,
thence To sec tine, til 1 rta. thence W to
tax, or sec i - "a 81
| " Adams, IA l. fis OF - cor OF lot II and 81
rds OF centre ef Chicago ST., thence W TO
file o! 4 sd or sec. theme Ii 5 rGS tnance q to
beg, ne qr sec 4 Il ., 3e5
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-03-06
Indian. on the War Path.

ST. LOUIS, March 5.-Montana papers
report that the Black Feet Indians have
inaugurated their yearly raid and are
now infesting the Benton road, between
Kennedy's rancho and Gun river. They
had already killed one man and run off
over q hundred horses, besides creating
a panic among the settlers in the neigh
bOrhood. Wells, Fargo il Co.'s coaches
were fired at several times.
Dispatches to Governor Smith from
Colonel Scribner state that Kennedy's
rancho, thirty-five miles from Helena,
was burned by ihc Indians. Mrs. Ken
nedy and her children were captured
and carried off by the sayages.
The Omaha Republican learns frem a
reliable source that about II, 900 Indians
are gathered around Fort Laramie and
conducting themselves in a threatening
and inSOleut manner. They have already
commenced depredatiOns on stock.
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[By Telegraph to the Register.l

LIVERPOOL, March 5.--Tbe South
American mail steamer which touched
at Lisbon has arrived here.
Details from Rio. Parans are impor-
tant. The good fortune of the Para-
guayans has continued.
1.-THE Braziliaus made several attempts
to cut the communications of General
Lopez through the Granchaieo, but fail
ed, and in the engagements which took
place Lopez gained fresh advantages.
General Alexander Asboth, Minister
Resident of the United States at Buenos
Ayres, died after protracted illness.
LONDON, March 5.-Late dispatches
from China and Japan are received, via
India. The civil war in Japan ragged
with great violence. Several combats
had taken place between partisans of
Shagoon and the Diamos, which were
attended with heavy losses of life, and
great excuses were committed on both
sides. In consequence of the insecure
country, the Ministers of Foreign pow
ers had all left OSaea.
LONDON, March 5.-A large meeting
of the friends of D'Israeli was held at
his official residence last night. Near
" all the leading Tory members Of the
Parliament were present. The proceed
ings have not been made public, but the
meeting is regarded as a favorable in
dication of the strength of the new Pre-
miar
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From Havana.

New YORK, March 4.-The Herald's
Havana special says: The Spanish
mail steamer, from Cadiz, arrived at ST..
Johns, Porto Rico, on Saturday last,
February 90. She brings troops for the
Spanish man.Of-war Africa, which is
watching the ship Alice Ball, Captain
Ross, at St. Thomas. The Alice Ball is
taking aboard the cargo AID war ma.
terlal Of the ship Sarah Newman, for
Valparaiso.
The Captain General of Porto Rico is
canvassing project to declare st.
Johns free port. He is also endeavOr-
ing to get the British mail steamers to
touch at that point.
Breadstuffs are wanted and business
was reviving.
The Herald's special says: The hotels
here are to be connected by telegraph.
Hall, the American sentenced for kill
ing Munay at Cinfuegas, has had pun
ishment committed to three years i'm
prisonment at Saqua.
Thomas Boose was fined two hundred
dollars for every package received in
his care as Consul. The case has beer
referred to the Captain General.
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, March ).
FLOUR-Dull and unchanged; family
at IL 0Oall %.
WHEAT-In better demand and pri-
ces higher; red winter at 2 45a2 so for
Nos. and =.
CORN -Firmer; ear at S4aS5c; shelled
at SIC.
OATS Better; closing at 6Sa69c.
RYE-Unchanged and dull.
BARLEY-Firm; fall n 2 30a2 35.
TOBACCO-In good demand: sales of
Ito hogshcads and 90 boxes at full
prices.
COTTON-In good demand and higher;
middlng sold at DC and at close held at
23lc.
WiIISKY-Nominally unchanged.
MESS PORK-Held at "a So but not
saleablc at better than 81 %; country
sold at "a 90 at Circleville.
BULK MEATS-Dull and pominal
at 10a12c.
BACON-Nominally unchanged; sales
of shoulders at &c; clear rib and clear
sides at 14ia14fc.
LARD-Dull; sales of country at 15c;
city is held at 15ic, but this is a merely
nominal quotation, holders not pressing
their stocks on the market.
BUTTER-Scarce and 2a3c higher;
fresh western at 4ia4Sc.
EGGS-Declined to 23c and dull.
SEEDS-Clover is retailing ut 13c;
Timothy dull at 4Oa2 so.
HAY-Steady at Is GOALS 90.
GR0CERIES-Unchanged
BEEF CATTLE-Sales at 00aG so
for common to prime and 00a3 90 for
extra shipping per Genital, gross.
HOGS-Scarce and in demand at so
a10 co, gross.
GOLD-140a.
Business is generally more active.
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To Eli X, Price.

TAKE NOTICE THAT on I'll. wv u, w.,
Of March, lsGs, at ID. office oi 3 I -,
the town Of FairmOnt West virginia - ~,
the hours Of An. aud r. " Of No q, )
shall proceed TO take the dcposition' Of - n,
Wilson and others, 10 be- ro,,d ~ e''ara', j,
hearing Of a chancery cause now prnd.r: ? =
Circuit Court OF Marion. 10 WhIoh ! - r.
plainant and son are defendant aud '''a -
cause the taking Of said dispositions " s. - J,
menced, and ~ Commenced br not cfHp'''.--g
said day, the taking thereof vii b. ,gl,, h.
from time 10 time aud from day 70 cay .,
same place and between the ZANE s'1''
'o soEe ,so., POLLY PElcr
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Petroleum Convention.

PITTSBURGH, March "a National
Convention of refiners and dealers in
petroleum is being held at the Board of
Trade rooms in this city, for the pur-
pose of discussing matters of in
terest TO the oil trade in general, and
to get the expression of oil dealers
throughout the United States in regard
to q removal or reduction of tax on oil;
to consider better system of con-
tracts and future sales, and for per-
manent organization of National Pc
troleum Association. D. 2. Eells, of
Cleveland, Ohio, was elected perma-
nent President, and A. +. Brooks, of
Pittsburgh, Secretary. Delegates are
present from different sections of the
United States, and the proceedings
throughout are entirely harmonious
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New York Market.

New YORK, March 5.
COTTON-The market rather more
steady; sales of $500 bales at 25a25ic for
Riddling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed a shade better on
low and medium grades with moderate
demand in part for export aud home
use.
WHEAT-Firm, with a moderate 6e-
mand at 3Sa2 Al for No. 3; 50a2 SO
for No. l, and = 5Oa2 SO for No. spring.
RYE-Quiet at Seal 81 for western.
OATS-Firm at SIC for western in
store.
CORN-Steady at 25al &c for new
mixed western af1oat; p for old mixed
western in store.
PORK-Closed steady at % 37ia23 80
old mess; "a s7fa25 90 for new mess, and
"a 90a25 90 at sellers option for April;
sales 1000 barrels new mess at "a 81 for
regular, and 1000 barrels at % 90 for
buyers option for April.
BEEF-Firm and in fair demand.
CUT MEATS-Active and firm ut l5a
l59c for picked hams.
BACON-Firm and quiet.
LARD-Dull at 15sa16fc for fair to
prime steam and kettle rendered.
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in the announcement that the commit
tee on Ways and Means were about to
to repeal the tax on manufactures. As
q determination of the question by the
House would take much time. he sug-
gested that bill be passed relieving
manufactures frmo duty for limited
time or until system be perfected, OF
for sixty days.
Mr.. Schenck remarked that the pres
ent laws were about 20 statutes, and
consequently were in piecemeal; some
contain what was III others; some con-
tradict, and some modify others; the
actual condition of the law could be
found only by collation., comparing
one part with another, and making one
body of all the. laws, consistent In all
their different parts. If joint reso-
luton or bill, such as the gentleman
from Pennsylvania had suggested, be
passed, it would of course except to-
bacco, distilled spirits, ETC., from its
provisions, all of which would be pro-
yided for in the general regulations.
He thought an adjournment over
would enable the committee on ways
and Means to facilitate their business,
for although the committee were au-
thorized to sit during the session of the
House, it was a divided allegiance.
The committee would provide for the
taxation of certain things and say moth
ing about others. The question should
be submitted to the committee as to
whether they could contrive such bill
as suggested by the gentleman from
Pennsylvania, without deranging the
general plan they propose in the revision
of the laws.
The contested election case was re-
sumed, and finally the House adopted
the resolution of PANE recommitting
the report of the committee on Elections
with instructions.
Mr. Dawes Immediately reported
back their proposition, and its consid-
Grafton was postponed till tomorrow.
Adjourned.
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JeG. Dari. in New Orleans.

NEw YORK, March 5.-A New Orleans
special to the Tribune, dated the 4th,
says: Jefferson Davis is here. All the
fire companies, as they passed the St.
Charles Hotel, gave him repeated cheers.
As they passed General Hancock's head
quarters they took off their hats, and
their bands played "the Bonnie Blue
Flag" But six out o. thirty compa-
MES carried the flag of the United
States. Indignation is expressed by
loyal citizens and fears are entertained
of trouble tonight.
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febI9.oaMit
Robert Leep,
o Ct,,,r

~.
William 8 McClOud, Polly A.
McClOnd, Hannah J. Mclond
Clark McCl0ud Dudley u Sc 10 Ctii'6'
Cloud, Louisa McCloud Virginia
McClOud, John o. NcClOud and
Annie Is. McCloud. heirs at law
of Cornelius McCloud, deceased
Affidavit having been made before ne ms
Cox Clerk Of the Circuit Count Of Wc'f'I 90
~, West Virginia, that the defendant. - -
cause are non residents Of the state 81 Ns' '.
ginia IL IL therefore ordered that the d'i'hfa1
appear within one month after tho doc p'ah
ton Of this order ia the Wheeling E''l'HL
newspaper circulating 10 the said 6oaH'l - =,
protect their interests In ihi. suit Ih' -,
Of this suit IN to obtain deed for trila.a -
Of land lying In Wctzcl county West gtl ~.
sold by Cornelius McClOuh TO thr plsin''1 = :
lifetime of the said MCClOud, bring ", u. y,
died interest that the said Cornelius h'' "-s -
a. heir nc law Of John McCl0ud. 49,.
Given under my hand. IA. 9TH DAY o. 90
airy, 1868. FRIEND COX -
febIQ-oaWlt
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From Baltimore

BALTIMORE, March "A meeting was
held at the Front Street Theatre to.
night to sustain President johnson.
The building was densely packed!
Mayor Banks presided, assisted by over
100 Vice Presidents. The meeting was
addressed by Governor Swami, HOu. l..
A. Ross, of Illinois; Hon. N. C. Kerr md
James Brooks, of New York; John s.
Gallabay, of Kentucky, and others.
Appropriate resolutions were adopted.
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Riot Between German and Irish Eni-
igrnnts.

NEW YORK, March 5.-About half-past
eight o'clock this morning a riot broke
out among the emigraBts on Wards
Island, which but for the timely inter
ference of the police would have ended
in terriblc bloOdshed. Bad feeling has
for some time existed between the
German and Irish emigrants, which
to. day eliminated in an attack of 700
of the latter upon their enemies, who
had also put themselves into sort of
army array. The Irishmen seized on
pitchforks, clubs, axes, ice splitters, long
poles, with sharp iron points, and even
broke an iron rack to obtain the I, eth
as weapons. The Germans barricaded
themselves in the basement of the hos
pital building when the Irishmen at
tempted to break in the house. The
doors of the corridors were battered
down and the fight was goingOn quite
fiercely when a strong force of police
arrived and succeeded in quelling the
row, though not before being compelled
to shoot down four of the belligerents.
Eighteen of the rioters were wounded,
more or less seriously, and eighty-six
were secured and confined in n building,
strongly guarded by the police. The
emigrants engaged in the fight are still
excited and declare the fight will be
renewed as soon as the police leave the
island.
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West virginia, ~.

At Rules held IN the ClerE' Oea y !,
Circuit Court Of Marion CoHn'y "
first Monday in february l7''
Wilson & Smith
%. In DEBT anu ny
Abraham Smith. } tacbmsni .,,yntyI
TI'O RECOVER FROM TIE DEF LlD,t rs
i thirty dollars, with Interest 49, -, -
the 18th Of March, 1854, ill paid asi -, a.
10 attach the estate Of said deieso I !, ,Ss,r
county for the payment thereof 49, y -
ing that the defendant IL not . rrsass !. .
State, Ordered, that be APPEAR s, .T.. : -
month after the due publication Of t1s
and do what Ia necessary 10 PrS'se' ~
In this suit. ,orr ca
A Copy-Tests: r. 3. LOLtx.i,ss
WILSON & SIXTH, D.. q.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO. March :

CHICAGO, March >.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat
closes easier and tame at 96!al 81 for
No. 3 spring. Corn active and frmer;
closes easier at sole for new No. ]; sell
lers for first half May s9lc; sellers for
last half April at SOC. Oats firm and
steady at 56ta56sc. Rye higher at Goa
62. Barley firm and held higher at
3 0Sa2 10. Pork .firmer and more ac-
tive at $50; some holders demand
% 75a24 90. Lard duh and easier at
l53al5sc. Bulk meats firm and in fair
demand at l0al ial2i a13c for shoulders.
rongh sides, short rib and clear sides,
respectively.
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HOUSE.

A very few members were present
Many have gone home, expecting nc
legislative business to be done during
the impeachment trial.
Mr.. Elliott introduced q bill provid,
ing in case of the removal of the Chief
Justice of the Supreme Court, or death,
or resignation, the duties of tho office
devolve upon the Associate Justice,
whose commission is senior in time,
till the disability is removed, or another
Chief Justice appointed. Referred to
Judiciary, to report at any time.
Mr.. Eggleston presented resolutions
from Germans of Cincinnati in refer
ence to the treatment of emigrant pas
sengers. Referred to the Commerce
committee.
Mr.. Banks introduced bill to incor-
corporate the National Art Union Asso-
citation. Referred to committee on the
District of Columbia The Banking
committee was instructed to Inquire in
to the eXpediency of amending the gen.
eral banking law so that State banks in
process of liquidation, after the faithful
payment of debts, may be relieved from
making monthly statements, and from
euo pay uiSuO ga tdN OH outstanding
circulation.
The House then took up the case OF
Il. X. Butler, Representative elect from
the First Congressional District of
Tennessee.
Mr. Chandler advocated Mr.. Buffers
claim TO a seat.
Mr.. Judd moved the House resolve it.
self into committee Of the Whole to at.
tend the Impeachment Managers at the
bar of the Senate.
Mr.. Farnsworth opposed it, as only
the Managers were invited to be present
Mr.. Bingham stated that the issue
had not yet been joined, until then il
was Unnecessary to ask the attendance
of the House.
MI, Judd withdrew his motion.
The Managers then proceeded to the
Senate Chamber. and tie discussion oil
the Tennessee election case was re-
sumed.
During the discussion, Mr.. Myers said
that the country was much interested
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state Of West virginia v

At Rules held In the ClsrPi Oea .
Circuit Court Of Marion Coss''
first Monday in February, l''e'
80 49, , s"'., Debt aud A''''A"''' -,
RIO RECOVER or THE DEILagCAAy,g i5
i hundred and fifty dollars az ~ -.
terest thereon from the 18th day gi.ssgSgS
till paid and costs, subject 10 ereo' ,i,,ls,,i
March 18th, 1861, and 20 attach tbs as
estate In ssid county 70 pay the - ,,.sSsf
that the defendant 70 hc 49,, ~
Of this state, II u ordered that Silygs -
within one month after doe paflieSss..' s,.s--5
and do whlt Is necessity to prot" 81
IL this suit. ,,--r M
A Copy--Tss'e: y. .. " t.y,T
WILSON & Smith, p. q.