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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-06-16

The Amcrcnn-Is now ono Of the Oldest
Companies in the United States, Chartered
The Amcrican--Has 5000 Of Assets for
every SlDoiof. Liabilities.
The American Never lost dollar Of in
veslmcntM.%G 49,
The American +;&ssies policies on ALL dc.
.irublo plans.
TIL" Amcricnn--M MdRes' ALL policies non.for.
icitnblc. .t=..r 49, =
Tho AmcricanA+Pays Life Policies to the
insured at Ahe age'oI;cighty years.
The Amcrican-Iias no. unnecessary rcstric.
tions on tflvcl mud residence.
Tho criaqD-Dcclnrrs dividends annual
~ nt the endaof the first year.
The Americn!l- vPnys nll losses promptly.
Has all tho tables Of rates for Life, En-.
dowmcnt, Income Producing, Return Pre-.
MUM, Premium Reducing. ChiIdrcn's En-
dowmcnt Policies and grants Annuilies Oh
most iavora'ile terms. It's rates nre low.
II has both the mutual aud stock plans.
CALDWELL, & BRENIZER, GenI gents
North and South Onrolina. Office First
National Bank bn ilsling, Charlotte, N. G.
...... REFER TO
Ex. Gov. Vance, Charlotte, N. G.
Gen. Jno. Al: ~Yo oung, "
Gen. Alexander, Columbia, 8. G.
Col. JAS Gibbs,
l.. D. Childs, )" H.. "
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missioners make an assessments MeMannus oD,
tanned temporary injunction, which expired W
eleven A. NJ Friday In an hour thereafter The srack
was laid across his property. This ncensed NC
Mannus, ami obtaining assistance yesterday ne tore
up every rail- land ON his ground.
DEDICATION or NEW CATHOLIC CnuRcH-rhe
new.Church OF St. Patrick in the village OF Hunting
ton, was dedicated on sunday. Bishop Loughlin OF
BROOKLYN ofiiciated at the dedication services. The
ceremony OF the mass was performed by Rev. j.. j.
crowley, pastor OF the church; Father o'Brien'
deacon; Father Mcinroe, snb-deacon; Father Doris,
master or ceremonies There were present at the
services Fathers Malone, OF Williamsburg. ana
Farrelly OF Jamaica. The sty!e OF the binding Is
fourteenth century Gothic. IL Is built OF brick, with
brown stone trimmings. The arches OF the windows
and doors are bullt in alternate blocks Of red and
white brick, which adds much TO the external APP
pearance OF the building. The roof is OF the Kind
known as broken back, and IL covered with slate
AT the intersection OF the nave and aisle roofs are
row OF dormer windows, filed with stained glass
and made TO open as ventilat0fs. Within the nave
Is separated from the aises by two 81 clustered
columns with clustered capitals, from which spring
arches OF open woodwork. The windows are of
stained glass, and are the donations OF the faithful
Of that vicinity.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY JUNE 49, se9-TRlPLE SHEET.
" conabit with this woman in this city as her hus-

or conabit with this woman In this city as ber hus
bandf
No. sir.
After the lst day OF june 1865, did You introduce
The complainant your wife To dibefent persons III
this city and also IN Boston
No; never recoliect introducing her 10 any one
az my wife.
Can you say positively you did not do soS
can; and answer, no, never dld.
Did You board at the house Of Mrs. Johnson, IN
West Twenty second street, in the month of june
1887 wy
Yes Idii.
Did you during that month al any time leaVs IL tnss
honse Of Mrs. Johnson IN company WIN the COM
painant and Mrs. johnson. in a carriage, and pro-
ceed to house IN Lexington avenue, where mar
riage ceremony was performed between you and the
cOmplainantY
Did you AZ any time during the month OF June,
1865 after having been on. IN carriage In company
WITH the complainant, come back TO the house OF
Mrs. Johnson. in West Twen;y-second street, and
there have wedding celebration, with cake ana
wineS
No; never was in carriage with them or either
OF them.
Upon crOss-ex animation the withess was asked
the following question:
Was there ever an action or suit commenced by
the complainant against you in which she sought 10
II so were any papers served upon your
Yes there was sucn an action commenced In
Hudson county, New Jersey, in. the Cour. OF
Chancery against me, and in winch appeared and
answered; there was evidence taken.
At this stage OF the proceedings, u being long
after the hour for closing the court the hearing was
adjourned To Friday next.
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WESTtHESTER COUNTY.

BURGLAgIEs.-Du sunday night Public School
No. 4, OF Morrisana, was broken into aud a Tag
valued OF sixty dollars, the property Of she school,
taken away An entrance was forced throaQh Que
Of the windows Not many nights since some par
ties entered the Reformed church In u similar man
her and distracted therefrom large national ban
ner worth over $lOc, which had been loaned TO
assist the purpose OF fair then being held 10 the
edfcc A. the national holiday is at hand the
burglars doubtless found ready sale for the stolen
bunting.
FRLosIous AssAuLr.--At fremont, yesterday,
John Pritchard was brought before Justice Lent,
charged by his brother, William Pritchard, with
having On the previous day assaulted him In addi.
ton 10 threatening 70 dIsembowel him with a carv-
Ing knife. The accused. !, appears came nome In
t6xisated while his relatives were taking their mid
DAY tfeal, aud on being refnonstrated with bv the
complainant for his abuse OF the family Knocked hun
down. aud seizing the weapon named was with
difficulty restrained from the crime or frntrclde He
Was sentenced 70 thirty days 10 the county jail
ALLEaED swISDLISG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
morning a German named Chrisastimus Hahn, was
arraigned before Justice Hauptman, OF Morrsania,
charged by Christian Ehman, with having defrauded
him out OF the sum Of S1oo The alleged swindle was
pefpetrafed some DAYS since, Dut Hahn contrv ed to
avoid arrest until last SATURDAY evening. II appears
that the accused received from Germany bill OF
exchange on New York firm for tl09 ~ IN gold,
which amount he drew on the presentation Of the
bill on or about the LIST OF June. He subsequently
sold duplicate OF the draft 10 the complainant for
800 currency, the latter only ascertanng s worth
lessness on presenting II for payment, when he OF
once obtained warrant for the arrest OF liam. In
the Dill was drawn the case was postponed until TO-
morrow.
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tIoe nnCsleSys oonS room; second FOL furnishing she
Forty ninth precinct station house, third, Tor inr-
nshInp the City Clerks cfce; fourth for furnishing
the Foriy-iourih precinct station house. ihe
MAYOR says that the amount OF money raised Tor
furniture, although three times the amount raised
for thai purpose the year previous, was aiea'is eN
hausted, IN consequence ol the eAcesHNe uis,.s ss
made unon the fund. The resolution adopted on the
7i inst directing the street Commissioner TO notify
the railroad companies using the ran on Atlantic
street. 10 remove The before the street WAS &C.
pairc ana that they substitute the nat ra therefor,
was returned wlthont tne appfovai OF ms Honor ne
suggested an amendment, 10 the elect titt inquiry
he Instituted 10 the right OF the corporation
Counsel to compel the company 10 lake up the ralls.
Alderman BERGEN stated THAT the rails now USED
belonged TO the old Long Island Railroad Company,
that IL was almost impossible to drive vehicles over
them. They were, therefore, a nuisance IN the
street. Tne motion was referred 10 the Corporation
Counsel.
Justice Delmar OF the First District Court, asked
for new court room. Referred.
Alderman ARMElELD moved 10 adopt the resolu-
prevent the Peoples Gaslight Company from laying
their mains in the various streets OF the city ana
erecting gas works in the Nineteenth ward, notwlt-
standing the objections or the mayor. Aiter some
debate the resolution was adopted by vote vi IL
to S.
Alderman WHITING offered q resolution that the
Board purchase the property known az the Joha !.
Snediker property, ON the Jamaica plank ROAD, I0r
the sum Of $4,000, for a Trnant Home -,
Alderman FISHER submitted another site al Fiat-
Alderman CLANCY submitted a site for $l5.oc0.
Alderman GUcK moved 10 re!er the matter 10 the
Committee on Truant Home.
several members thought that time enough hau
been spent over the matter.
After lengthy discussion the resolution 0nered
by Alderman Whiting 10 purchase the Sneulker
property was adopted There IS eleven acres oi
ground and large building OF this site.
The Board adjourned Until Tuesday, the tth OF
July.
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ls1Tn STATES cGMnssIussRs cuuSI.



Before Commissioner Jones.
Bartlett the master of the ship San Francisco,
Ilying between New Y york and Havana who was
rested some time ago on a charge Of smuggling
cigars was again before the Commissioner yester
day and his case finally disposed OF, SO far as the
preliminary examination goes Mr.. Charles Dono-
hue counsel for Bartlett, moved his discharge on
tic ground that there was no evidence against him
except mat given by men who, oy their Own confess
son, were guilty OF the very offence with whlcn
Bartlett was charged. Tne motion was denied, on
She ground that there was suncient evidence to
show hat the cigars in question were taken from on
board tue ship OF which Rartlett was master.
John Devlin Again Under Bail.
Before Commissioner Newton.
John Devlin, who was sentenced a little over
year ago the peaitentiary at Albany for defraud
ing the government by Illicit transactions IN whis-
key, and pardoned by Andrew Johnson. OF his
own accord appeared before the Commissioner, with
course and gave bail IN the sum OF $27, 500 for his
appearance for trial on the six indictments now
standing against him. 1t Is understood that these
indictments will be tried in the October term.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
uSlIEn STATES MARSHAL,s OFFICE.

Marshal Dallon received oficial notification about
one O'Clock yesterday OF the arrest or Robert ID.
rogart, the defaulting paymasters clerk who alb
seconded in December last from the receiving ship
Vermont with $4,000 Of the government funds. The
inst thing that was learned OF his whereabouts was
tha he selling boots and shoes in New Orleans.
Afterwards he went TO Houston Texas. warrant
issued for his arrest by Judge Benedict was served
by the Marshal OF the Eastern District OF Texas.
After he was taken into custody an unsuccessful az
Tempt at rescue was made by his friends. He will be
brought before the CofnmissoDers' Court shortly and
examined upon the charges against him. IL Will pe
remembered that IN civil action brought against
INN, az already reported In the HERALD, his property,
far a. II could be found in default OF his appear
anee, Was condemned by the Court.
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Y6OOKlYM ClTN
TaE eGURTs.
wnrn STATES DISTRICT coas'-is ADxsMTf.
Action 80 RscSrer Piiciase.
.,aropa In 1ca Hnnel.ct

Before Jnaee Benedict.
yoha fo0lt,4s cS nc o0rh AiGsfG. Plaintiff a
suly l,ocnsed pilot under the laws OF New Jersey.
briags ts,s action to recover ss5 for plotting the
Alaska into the pert of New York, from beyond
ssnay Hook, on the 18TH OF February Of this year.
ahe veasel was drawing at the time fourteen feet
sonr inches OF water. The respondents allege that
plaiGtln spoke the Alaska about thirty miles south
s0utehasi OF e Barnegat hight and offered his services
10 the master of the vessel TO pilot her into
10 aeceps his services until he should
nrrve pilotage ground, and distinctly stated that
he wOudpay only shore pilotage. With this under
standing plaintif went on boarG the Alaska, bat
rendered no service until the vessel arrived on plot
aye ground The defence also Claimed that the Court
ha jurisdiction in the either ia pefs0ait or
az ,esa. Decision reserved. Emerson, Goodrich
Wheeler for belant; +. a. wilcox for respondents.
AciieG 10 Recover for Repairs Vessel.
Siastte, Adams cs. the Bark Wdikyrien.-ln De
eember, 1895, this bark, then known the Falcon,
being about 10 leave this port aud standing in need
Cf repairs before she could set SAIL her master ap-
Piled to libellanI TO furnish the needtul repaira
which was DONE The labor and materials furnished Dy
jibsliant rated at 1928 03. The work done and
materials furnished, as alleged We're on the account
OF the vessel and not on the credit OF the master On
The Of the bill originally rendered there
has been paid 1926 "a by the admission of the plain
iii leaving balance his due Of 1886 "a with inter-
est ON January J. 1885, IL was TO recover this sum
that This action was brought. IL was claimed by the
credi, of the master solely and were not lien upon
the vessel! II was also set UP in defence tnat the
ship Wae purchased at Hamburg by the present own
ers without having had any notification OF any suca
Jien. Decision reserved. Emerson & Goodrich for
1iie ioe.!ant, Beebe, Dean Donohue for the de-
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LONG ISLAND.

TROUBLE ON fHg SOUTH SIDE RAILHoAD.-The
ROcfaway branch OF the south Side Railroad was
finished on Friday. aud sunday part OF the track
was torn up. About one month ago Patrick Nc.
MaDhus opt5lned an Injunction 10 prevent the com.
pany laying fracs across his property. McNannns
aeked On tSorWtaDt prize for bls land which the
cQmragJ reiused 10 pay apd esslee9 " bsye som.
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CITY cOulT.
Decisions.
BY JUDGE Thomson.

By Judge THOMPSON.
Boent rs. kte,.-New trial granted, costs to abide
event -.
Roy rs. Fen-MotIon 10 present state aenIeu, r,,,.
ten dollars costs
Sdliirdn u.s. Edton.-0rder OF arrest vacated on
condition that defendant stipulate to bring ac
ton against plaintiff for arrest.
B,oTftt ana Another rs. SitreT.-Motion for new
iTia denied.
Garrison rs. Ocks-Defendant is not entitled to
recover costs.
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IHf WRONG MAN.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
noticed an item in your Sunday issue, IN which
you say the Hon. John Young, Governor General Of
the Dominion OF Canada has just sailed for England
IN connection Win the organization OF the Canadian
sss y-lsss. y r., isIl ay 15.,ns,v 1,,ow ns n
-.... nyrypean iy,ossspr sys-r~-s. N W.
mage correction, by Stating that the Hon. John
Y0,lhG alluded to is not the Governor General Sir
john Young. but q merchant Of Montreal.
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TIE CRAraspRAGrB BREACH or PROMISE
CAsE-Mr Tourtcllotte, OF the counsel for the plain
fIf In thd celebrated CraIg-Sprague breach OF
Wilcox relative to motion for new trial made BY
General Under, OF the Counsel for Mr. Sprague.
motion would be considered. that In the event Of
the conclusion OF the murder trial on Monday morn
ih3 he would then adjourn court and enter
~ sSeGyy@h AVA gTCcee us the e. collection
by the verdict Of the jury, from the Personal
from the Circuit Court Of Du Page county, ana ad.
dressed to the Sheriff Of Cook COUNTY, wherein the
ssss snpssany "a M spssSas spSS5 y s Pr Sas cnS
spreguc breach 81 bfoS7se sglt, hAYnG Bssp Vsll.;
oned for stubborpncss In exef1lnation al witnesG IA
ttnI languslnf hi JAIL. ne fecalvcs the Dfhl W
irca,me,, rassSSSisas oi The ]e"-'" avs -,
isiEr s"'1. 'srgce mat De ras JeSJnSS Ss'S % a.
iachci 10 O. town ht d0es not care 10 Icave.IChi.
Z
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naookIfS folRD or ALDERMEN.

Sne befd Of Aldern,tp met Yesterday afternoon,
"et t.esloc.', Alderman BergAaL ID the chair
I'VE comm.',icatIons we're Received from Mayor
hsenfx9o' 10 ws.6 he refqsed y approve several
nso'unc0r aoop'ed D the Board 1t theIf ias meet
~ 'he w. was ior neaairing ado furnishing Joe-
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wedding Tor and fsths ~ w. IA ,,"s.n as
aoa"y go o sny iqhs charge 90 hes arconot fuei
w y kssV moral anu fti,sicgs ioaauasiJD.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.

The were no auction sales Of real estate yesterday
but to-day the programme includes three important
sales as already announced-vz., one OF $50 lots at
Railway, N. J by Johnson Miller; one OF 1872 villa
sites at PainGeld in the same State and one OF farm
land IN the neighborhood OF the last mentioned To
he sold by the acre, by A. D. Mellick, Jr., Bro.
As these promise to be very nearly the last of The
large onerings Of lots this season. and the property
is in every way desirable, there will doubtless be
even more than the usua attendance especially as
the present high condition Of the thermometer
invites to suburban shades.
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A Democratic Idea OF the Ohio Republican
Platform.

The Cleveland Plaiadeaiey thus cOndenses the
platform OF the Republican state Convention OF
Ohio which met ON Wednesday last-
Resolved, That we endorse Grant now.
Resolved, That we feel happy that Grant has not
brains enough to have any policy, and that he is
willing to be run by Congress, without protest.
Resolved, That we favor the fifteenth amendment,
securing to the negroes Of Ohio the right to hold
Office, SIT on juries, &C.
Resolved, That the democratic Legislature OF Ohio
Is rotten and corrupt because it not republican,
and had not many pure men Of the Ashley -Eggles-
ton stripe in II.
Resolved, That we put on paper our desire to be
considered the particular friends OF the SOLDIER but
the offices belong to the civilians.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

Letter from Hon. Dan w. Voorhees,.
Hon. Dan W. voorhees, has addressed the following
letter to the chairman OF the Shelby county Tenn)
Democratic Executive Committee:--
OXFORD, Miss. June y, 1869.
A. WOODWARD, Esq., Memphis, Tenn. -
DEAR SIR-Your favor has been received. have
been detained here a week longer than l expected
and my engagements at home are imperative and
demand my immediate presence there. l close the
argument this afternoon and start at once Nothing
but matters the most pressing should prevent me
coming by your city. regret 1t very much, indeed,
as it was my intention, when l came down, to re-
turn that way and meet some friends
/ can only hope that ! may be able to visit y0u at
some future day. Accept my thanks for your invita-
ton. Yours truly, ID. w. VOORHEES,.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-29
fl Cold Bath.

GEo. A. Dill and ]. SHEEHAN, when
returning from Hastings, last Tuesday
evening. drove into an air hole while
crossing the lake, and came near being
drowned. The hole was made by par
ties getting out ice to fill the ice houses,
and was large enough to accommodate
the whole establishment. 1t was only
by great exertion the horse WAS sav'd.-
Persons cutting ice. should not neglect to
put an OBJ, truction around the holes they
make, for travellers along tho lake very
easily get off the road in the night. and
are in danger Of losing their lives.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-29
Senatorial Elections.

The terms of twenty-five Senators ex
pire with the 4th of March next. OF
the vacancies, Senators have already been
chosen to tie following:
Acknowledgment Casserly, Demo
crat, vice John Conness, Republican.
Connectcut-A. w. Buckingham, Re.
Delawnre-Janes A. Bayard, Demo
crat, reelected.
Indiana-D. d. Pratt, Republican, vice
Thomas A. Hendricks, Democrat.
Kentucky-Thos. G. McCreery, Dem
ocrat, vice james Guthrie. Democrat.
Maine-Hannibal Hamlin. Republic
can. vice L. NJ. Morrill,, Republican.
publican. vice James Dixon, Democrat
Maryland-Wm. I. Hamilton, Demo
crat. vice w. p. Whyte. Democrat.
Massachusetts-Ch Sumner, Re-
publican, re elected.
Michigan-Zach. Chandler, Repnbli-
can. re elected.
Observation-Disclosures Ramsey, Re-
publican. for re- election.
Missouri-Carl Schurz, Republican,
Vice John B. Henderson. Republican.
Nebraska--Thos. w. Upton. Repub
hcan, re elected.
New York Rueben III. Fenton, Re
publican, vice E. D. Morgan, Republi-
can.
Florida-Abijah Gilbert, Republican
vice A. S. WEIGH, Republican.
Ohio.-AlIen g. Thurman, Democrat,
vice Benjamin Wade. Republican.
Penn>ylvania-John Scott, Republi-
can, vice BuckaIew, Republican.
Rhode lsland-Wm. Sprague, Repub
lican, re elected
VIM. G.. Brownlow, Re
publican, vice T. D. Patterson, Republi
can.
Vermont-George F. Edmnnds, Re-
publican, re elected.
Wisconsin-Matt. H. Carpenter, Re-
publican, vice James r Dooltlle.
Nevada-Wm. NJ. Stewart, Republi-
can, for re election.
New Jersey-John P. Stockton, Dem
ocrat, vice A. e. Cattell, Republican.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-29
Rail Road Meeting.

AT meeting Of the citizens of the
county of Pierce, held at Fox & Dicken-
sons ball, Saturday evening, Jan. 23d,
agreeably to notice given, to consider rail
road matters, the following proceedings
were read.
Col. ID. ]. Dill was called to the Chair.
J. NJ. Bailey was appointed Secretary.
The meeting was addressed by Mcssrs.
Morse, Foster, Andrews of River Fails,
and " bite, Wise and Pierce of Prescott.
Motion was made by ]. NJ. Mckee
that the chair appoint a committee to
present business for the meeting. Mo-
ton not carried.
Motion made by Mr.. Van Wrinkle of
Maiden Rock, tina. committee of five
be appointed to circulate a petition
through the county of Pierce favoring
the construction Of rail road through
the county terminating at Prescott
Motion sustained, afterwards re consid-
cred upon motion of C. Cook, pending
which remarks were made by Messrs
Cook. Winchester, Bailey, Pierce and
others.
Motion was made by A. Morse that it
is the sense of this meeting that the
county of Pierce guarantee to the West
Wisconsin Rail Way Company the right
Of way through the county. The mo
ton was unanimously sustained. The
following resolution introduced by P. V.
Wise and amended by J. S. White, was
voted the sentiment of the meeting.
ResoLOed, that a COMMITTEES of three be
appointed by the Chair to draft a bill
authorizing Pierce county to hold spe-
cial election to vote $4,000 aid to the
company. building n rail road through
the county from the east terminating at
Prescott, and authorizing each town
through which the road shall run, to vote
additional aid not exceeding $25, al
so at said election, each town to guaran
tee the right of way to said rail road
company. The Chair appointed as said
committee, P. V. Wise, J. 5. White, A.
Morse.
Motion made by ]. NJ. Mckee that
the Chair appoint Committee Of three
confer with the citizens of Hastings in
relation to r. r. matters.
Chair appointed Messrs. Mckee, An
drews and Bailey.
Mr.. Mckee asked to be excused and
was so excused.
Upon motion of Judge Foster the
meeting adjourned.
DANL. ]. DILL, Chm
]. ~ BAILEY, Sec.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-29
To C1ergymen and Justices OF tho
Peace of Pierce County.
OFFICE OF REGIsTFR OF DEEDS, ,
Januarv 0Stb 1850

OFFICE OF REGIsTFR OF DEEDS,
January, 25th, 1869.
GENTLEMEN: Owing % the informality
and illegality of Large number of the Ger
tificates of Marriage which are sent here for
record, it becomes an absolute necessity i'm
order to accomplish the object of the Law to
Introduce one. and but one form of Marriage
Certificate, said form To he legal and the one
required bv law Certified copies OF all mar
riage certificates recorded in this office are
semi-annually transmitted to the >ecretarv of
State, and am unable to make proper or
even respectable report from so many ille-
cal certificates as are received Therefore in
compliance with the wishes of the Secretary
of State have obtained supply of Certifi-
cafes which will mail % any address in this
county at the low price of 25 cents Cat cost)
per dozen. | will also send beautifully en-
graved certificate to be given TO parties for 5
cents each This is not to establish trade,
but merely an effort to carry out the contem-
plation of the law.
Hoping that you will assist me by interest
ing yourselves IN this matter,
/ am respectfully.
CIV. BROWN.
Register Of Deeds.