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LEGAL NOTICE..
fHeState 9fohio. Portage oonhtS IS. III
Y filia9 alsohsF PlsiAFin, n G99aloe SI FeaS

Isaac Bskspaulding, Dert - County.
TSAAC d. SPAULDING, of Brooklyn, in the
II State of New York, will take notice that
y lillian Falconer, of the county of Wayne in
she State of Ohio, did on the 18th day of July
q d. 1872, file his petition in the Court of COM
plon Pleas within and for the county of Portage
N said state OF Ohio, against the said Isaac D.
lpauidIng, defendant, setting forth that on the
9th day OF November a. d. 1871. the said defend
ant wasslndebtea 50 the said piHfntiG IN me sum
III S55Q % forEkages- -ofsaiary 6f-6he-sstfd
TN, before that time, and then due and pay able
irom the said defendant to the said plaintIff Tor
the services OF the said plaintiff by him before
that time performed, as the hired servant of and
for the said defendant, and at the request of the
said defendant through his authorized agents
AYERS was then due and payable; yet the said
defendant and his authorized agents, though of
ten requesteds have not l,aid sald gum of money
npr any part bhere0f, Wherefore said plaintiff
1prays Judgment against the said defendant for
the said sum of $3.50 OO, together with interest
thereon from said 20th day of November, a. d.
ASH, and for costs.
And the said Isaac d. Spaulding is notified
that he is required to appear and answer said
petition, on or before the third Saturday after
il. 96tb n nbprT, newt
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ToU66iN ~ Newport GORE 5orhresponG. poG Z
dent. gives thk following touching bit
Whiles standing oiiithe extremity Of
the side piazza, which was flooded
with the torchlight, i,heard a singu-
larlY amusing, but, no doubt, highly
important conversations b etw.e1e n
young coupe. sShs. sWasz zhanging ons
his arm half lovingly, and they both
were looking upsat the queen ofnight:
He said; tendeily bending down his
head: DO you love the smooni?' She
answered in a low voice, Yes He
replied, with deep tenderness and
feeling in his voice, would were
the NOON They passed on while T.
mentally exclaimed; mo cards. ~
81 E.nuian.., saf.lnk b..
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ieEthetgasS ron nave ReF5}ed lI6s
Viel{aAd foF Ne feharks Son shtlFe
1haRs taldAd wish heath dnd prssr
IeAE 81 thezWh hitsfTars elubsahd te
siHk sYnts NY sascustdlhed lleeeA
Don't Be Afraid of Dirt.

Gid DIR. Cooper, of South Carolina,
used to say to lis students: "Don't
be afraid of dife Tyonng gentlemen.
What is dirt? Why, nothing at all
offensive, when chemically viewed.
Rub little alkali upon the dirty
grease spot on your coat, and it un-
dergees a chemical change and be-
comes Soan: NOW ruh 1t with q dittla
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THE ;WEEKLY TRIRITNE. .1i7
ApVERTIsING RATES.

RE~ During the Camp pafgn FIye Copies
o. o. oce,, % one e ADDRESS, three months,
70 GEMS PEI copy. .,--.t..,. ..--l ~ -n..l.na
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EATING WITHOUT AN APPETITE.-It
is wrong to eat without an appetite,
for it shows That Here is no gastric
juice in the Stomach, and that nature
does not need food, and, not needing
it, there beiRgsne Aaidste act ppen st,
it reilafhs there Q|ay t4 puutrif The
YER YER 0gt G sg &, yish v 81 A0qla y sat
without an appetite for the remainder
of their life. If a tonic isr taken TO
whet theoappetite3 1T liS a mistaken
course, for the only result is to cause
one to eat more, when already an
amount has been eaten beyond, what
the gastric 5ufc stable TO prepare. II
The object to be obtained is a larger
supply of gastric juice, not larger
supply offood, and whatever fails 10
acconpi ~ tlis1t object fails to- huye
anys8Mciency 70 ward the cure OF dys-
peptic diseases, The formation of the
gastric jHieesisd direcfiy pfope eftioned
to the wear and tear OF tie system,
which Is to be the means of supplying
this wear and tear, aud this wear and
tear can only takespla ace as tie result
of eaeEcise: The sficisit renedy
beneficial and successful in direct pro-
portion as it is agreeable, interesting,
and @CHaUs- deuTaal Of
Health.
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II EGAL NOIICE.-Sarah Lloyd, OF poulis,
i in Merthyr Iidrfl south Wales, is hereby
notified that joTinF- Lloyd. did on the 25th day
of September. AFpT1s72, file his petition IN the
Pleas within and for the the county of Portage,
and State of Ohio, charging the said Sarah
Lloyd with adultery and extreme cruelty. ana
asking to be divorced from the said Sarah
Lloyd, which petition will stand for hearing
at the next term of said Court
Dated this 25th day of September- 1SS2sa
asazE a John ~T-LE0E ID. IS
1z6sIIss. 8 Taosras, 1i3 Attolesss 81
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,:s:poIEEsTicr :s:I SiE1 s;1:ii: D

The DoMEsrIoFs stands unrivaled for SIM
s f son en the neee Hab Bar dna
theSame with simple and powerful notion
I'd. The feed motion is. obtained from the same
s IS given to 1hesintsie lie rom the sal Same shaft 6g
means of light and simple. but stroHg and eff
Of cams rattling of cog wheels. and the conse-
quent wear and,4Eietion l NJ &,atsending them, there
The shuttle, which is carried as in a hand!
with q swinging motion. is cylinder OF hard;
of ana other TansiJsf asGcine and will hold over
100 yards, or half spool of 1O0 cotton. or like
proportions Of other sizes The thread in the
from beginning to end WITHOUT CHANGE OF
TENSION. The shuttle has a perfect tension,
corresponding with the tension above, SO ar
ranged that with the same threading you get a
light tension with fine, and strong tensionwith
ne aRs
Gently patented is automatic in its action
there is ,so1s to be compared ecit4 it,
.4 On sitting down ia the g DOnleSticH the first
expression is frequently an excIam ation of sur
prise 'Whyl how easy e ruasp' The value of
power is SC costly as that of human, muscle: but
when itI remembered that the health of null
heavy running machines its importance seems
lnsaic1la5le alsa ev o 4ssg BE, e S e.
called esas 1t the woman 5 friends --'' '19',' "
HEADING POINTS OF ExCELLENCE
COMBINED IN THE oMEsTIC." !
1st.s Extra size and room under Arm. 3
ed. Simplicity. Direct Aetion.'Tl t1rA
Sd. Ease of Operation.
4th, Quietness, no Cams Gear Wheels.
5th. Cylindrical hardened east-steeI Shut
. n stle with large Bobbin.I19Ss seotat -
9th. TupeFior Automatic fTake-up.sg szE{
7th.. Se1f-Adjusting Tensions. ~ f-.s
Sth. CAN NOT BE PUT OUT OF TIME or
Adjustment by use. This is a quality pos
sessed by mo- other Machine in the world.
9th, Great Range of Work. "a - s-
10th. Durability of Working PARTS ssi-
9: Every Machine is warranted to be an we claim
foriit, and q written guarantee will be given to
purchasers if required. no
b. UNDERWOOD Agent, 4
No. L. Mec1fanics' Block, RAvENN4, O.
,.x.r, y :, 9iM MACK BROS. Gen. Agents, !
l67 Howard st. ey~AKR0NsO.
July II. 1872, 203-tf.
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In making remittances, always procure n
draft on New York or Post OD9ce Honey order.
II possible; Where neithere these can be pro,
cured send the money! bitt aS1oags in u REGIS
TERED letter. The registration Zee has been re-
uuced to fifteen cents and the present reg istration
system has been found by the postal authorities
by mail. Al Postmasters are Obliged to Register
letters when requested to tio so.
Terms, cash in advance. l- ....tts -ss,Il. ,.i
, Address The TRIBUNE, New York.
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/ To JameSS.s igeiows and Charles.A- Bfgelow,
T. heirs ana fegaf represent tatfves- of Augustus
y Bigeiow, deceased: e q
fVpU are hereby informed tllasson the oath
IL day0f August, A. D.1S72, the said Exec
tatrix filed her Petition in the Prostate Court of
Portage County, Ohio, the object and prayer of
which petition h, to obtain an order on the 18th
day Of 0cfoher A. ID. 1871, Ior the assignment OF
dover ana homestead of MallsHa Bigelow. the
widow said Angustus Bigelow, deceased, in
tand for tteIsale OF the following described Real
Estate, tof.ghich the said Augustus Bigelow
died, seizedJo SO miich thereof as may be nee
| essary to pay the dcbtSof said decedent. o-wit:
Situate in Franklin Township, Portage County,
Ohio, and commencing at the northwest corner
of Erastus Kinds lot; thence south % deg, 4
chains, % links; thence south 6S deg, east
chains, 95 links; thence south - deg, west
chains, 50 links; thence north .es deg, west
chHins, ,s16}< finkss thence north p deg east
kchain, CO links sathehce1 north 6S deg. west 10
chains. a66 links Themes north q deg. east Z
chains F65z links; thence south 40 deg. east
chains, "a links to the place of beginning. con-
tanning abont ten acres of land. =
Said Petition will be for hearing at 10 O'Clock
A. N. of said 18th day of October. 1872.
- A MAkHHA AZ BfGEIsOWs
Hxeeuafx of the last Win and testament of
"a augustus Bigelow, deceased.
Sent 18th 1S72-n213 w
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Tailoring.

If you want anything in tic tailoring line
done. and done right, go to J. S. Walker, oppo
tie Citizens Hals t-'I'
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" EGAL NOTICE.-Hiram Torrey in the
Il lcity ofPhiladel phia and state of Pcnnsyiva-
MIA, will take notice that Edwin B. Babcock OF
the county of Portage and state of Ohio, did on
the I'd day of October, 1872 file his petition in
the Court of Common Pleas of said eounty,7
against the said Hiram, Tofrey.f Miner Gh;ffee
Viii Brothers, and Griffith w. Fox, defendants,
setting forth that the said Hiram Torrey gave Il
|lnortgage to one A. w. Beman, to secure Il Ger
t4in sum of money therein framed according to
eRrta1n notes therein described, which notes and
mortgages have since been assigned to this
plaintiff. Said mortgage is onthe following de-
scribed premises: Situated inxthe TOWNSHIPS of
Ravenna, county of, PDrta &c, and state of Ohio
being 6rfeet north and south, by $50 feet east
and west, OFF the middle of village lots No 1l2
Land 1f4; the north line of said premises be-
ing 60 feet south of the north ends of said lots in
tie original plat of lots in the village of Raven
ana Plaintiff says that on the 26th day of JAN
sftry, 1871. one q. Sutherland Il Co. perfected
NIL filed certain papers with the Recorder of
Portage county for record, whereby said Suth-
erland q Co. obtained q mechanics lien on the
above described premises, then owned by said
JAM, 1871, one j. IL. Nichols, assignee of a, H.
Cline, by fling the proper papers for record.
with the Recorder of said county obtained a
MECHANICS lien against the above described real
estate of said II IRAN Torrey, both OF which liens
have y. besRlS Ss Snea e this plainei and
said lands. under said Hiram Torrey Plaintiff
therefore prays that said Hiram Torrey ilaypayi 4
snid sums now CLAIMED to he due, amounting 10
$7O6 with interest thereon or that said preniis-
es be sold to pay the same ,and tho saitli Hiram
Torrey is notified that he is required to appear |
and answer said petition on or before the third
Saturday after the 14th day OF November. 1ST2.
- BY j. Ii. NICHOLS, his Atty
? RaVenna, Oct 3. 1872. 215 CIV 4
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ksrw r NILEIAM EALCoNER. Z
Aasuzs 8 r. e M4 is5 4 Ms- s -sw 8 Hsss1shls

HIVORCE NoTICE.-William N. johnson
~ whose residence is unknown, is hereby
notified that on the Sth day of August, A, D
s1c72, Ellen o. johnson fled in the Court of
Esmmon Pleas of Portage County, Ohio her
Amended petition against the said William n
Johnson, charging him with gross neglect of
lAuty and extreme cruelty. The prayer of said
clifton is for diyoree andr teratio1o TIM aiden
name. Said petition VIII be for hearing at the
October term of said Court 1872.
q 210-6w. ELLEN O. JOHNSON.
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benidmoA Aye5r's lIsw390'e
Cherry PectoraIl!9
For Diseases Of e.Throat and Lungs,
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.


I4qAmong i the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are of
more reainiyalue 10
mankind than This eE-
fectuap remedy for all
diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs. A vast
trihi of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it does
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control them. The testimony of our best citi-
Szens, yof all classes, establishes the fact. that
CHERRr SPEcToRAL viii and docs relieve and
cure the aflficting disorders of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its poSet; and cases OF Consunp-3
tion, cured by itliis preparation, are public
ly known, remarkable as hardly to be be-
Ieved, were they not proven beyond dispute.
As a remedy it is adequate, which the public
may rely for full protection. BY curing Coughs,
the forerunners of more serious disease, it saves
unnumbered lives, and amount of suffering
not to be computed. 1t challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical. Livery family should
keep II on hand rs protection against theearIy
and unperceired attack OF Pulmonary Affections
which are ensily met at first, but witch become
der lungs need this 'defence and it Is unwise TO
be without it.. As a safe gunrd to children amid !
the distressing diseases which beset tho Throat
and Chest OF Childhood. CHERRx PEcro1iAL
is Invaluable; for, by its timely use. mnlsi-
titudes arc rescued from premature graves, and
saved to the love and affection centred them.
1t acts speedily and surely against ord mary colds
securing aound and heal altls-restorfng sieep.s No
ono will suffer troublesome Influenza and pain
fui Bronchitis, when they know how easily
they can be cured. .r,srs !.
I Originally the prodnctl of long, Iaborious; and
euccessful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle in. the utmost
possible perfection. 1t may be confidently re-
lied upon possessing NIL the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest 1t has ever effected.
aas PREPARED Br
DR.. J. c. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass,
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DAILY TRIBQNE, 30c 4Qc, Doc 7bc and 81 per line
SEMIW EEKLY TRIBUNE. 25 and 50c per line
w EEKLY TRlBTNE, 81, So and s. per line
Act.oriinn a. fn nOS In ~.
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Legal Notice.

Martha Bigelow, Executrixl In the Probate
of the lastWin and Testa- Court of Porta ge
ment of Augustus. Bige- County, Ohio.
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r EGAL NOTICE. Ensign Clapp. of the
IL township of Troy, of the county OF GeaEga
fwilftzkeuetiee th4t 4eoha Clapps did ON the
II the ofiee of thcE Eerk 6f the Coprf Of Common
Pleas ii fhia and for the eun q Of Rertase and
f-etate of0hio. charging the sad Ensign Clapp
with willfuI absence for more than three years
previous to the fling of her petition and asking
that she may be <diyorced from said Ensign
CIapp which petitI0n will stand for hearing at
the next term Or said court. Dated this 25th
day of Septembers4A- D.. 1872.
LEONA CLAPP. 4
By HUTCHINs &THOMAs, her Attorneys.
2I4-6w.
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Rayenna, Oct 1872, 215 CIV. rxs a ~
A1 NOTICE. J 7 EE@T =
September Il, 1872. T1TapH] - 49,.
~ u srkAS "a IL E1LS y

20 nj b9yi9oar ssigqA i'aiTd
.aFoon 1of 9anhdol
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II EGAL NOTICE-Orpha Mowen, of Allie
gan County, Michigan, will take nQtlee

u gan County, Michigan, will take notice
feflber ~ ID 1872 file his petition in the office
of the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas;
within and for &lAa7he county of Portage ana
State of Ohio cH1falng the said Orpha MoHgen
with adultery and asking that he may be di-
vorced from said Orpha Mowen. and for custody
of minor child zEfank, which petition will
stand for hearing at the next term OF said
court. Dated thiS24th day of September, 1872
GEORGE MOWEN.
By NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., his Attorneys 5s'
2i4-6w-f
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-11-01
HOPE FOR THE FARMERS,

Last week 3Iessrs. Jos. Teal, B.
Goldsmith and others filed articles OF
incorporation for the establishment OF
a Steamboat Company to ply lire OF
boats on the Willamette river, be-
tween Eugene City and Portland:-
The capital stock is 100000. Two
of their boats are expected to be
running in couple of months, or as
soon as the Locks are completed.
This will be cheering news to the
farmers and shippers of the William
cite Valley, and will infuse new life
into then. Now let our people go to
wsrk, organize and pledge each other
to pa4roDize this opposition to the
grinding monopoly which has had
them throttlsd for the past two years
with a~grip Of iron. 1t will require
patronage TO keep up a successful line
of opposition boats, and our people
owe it to themselves 70 proffer all the
aid in their power to further the en-
terprise.
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RADICAL SINCERITY.

1t will be rendered that during ali
the bitter strife of the political cam.
paIgn preceding the last June cleo.
ton the stock in trade of the Radical
orators and journals was the "stu.
nendous swamp land swindle" enact.
ed by the the Democratic Legislature
OF two years ago. From the forum
and the tripod it was denounced in
nnsparing terms as 4 swindle and A
robbery, and Radical candidates for
the Legislature swore with upiifted
hands that when the Assembly met
their FIRST act should be the crasuro of
the swamp land act from the s,a,ue
books.
Well: the Legislature of 1872 con.
vened, with Radical majority, and
what is the sequel? An effort 10 re-
peal this act was not only not ,utes,,,t.
ed' bnt almost every Radical Legisla.
tor had an appropriation TO ask for
out OF the swamp land fund 10 aid
him in some scheme or job in which
the stealings far eclipsed the general
good 10 be accomplished. Wagon
roads where no roads were needed,
bridges over streams whose arid dry-
ness would scorcb camel, railroads
where the foot of man had never
trod and where he could never pene-
trate, were asked to be built out of
the swamp land fund by individuals
who had sworn to their constituency
that sooner than permit that odious
swindle TO remain longer a law their
dead bodies should be taken home
from the capital in a hearse."
AS further example of the insin.
cerity of the Radical members of the
Legislature we publish on the first
page of this issue joint Memorial
which was introduced by Senator
Cornelius, of Washington county,
who, in the last campaign was one of
the most violent and unsparing de-
nunciators of the swamp land law -
and this Memorial was supported by
every Republican member of both
Houses.
The recent Legislature has fur
nished many other noted examples of
the insincerity and demogoguery of
the Radical politicians, but we deem
the foregoing illustration sufficient for
the purpose.
AS hypocrites, tricksters, deceivcrs,
demagogues and traitors to all their
professions on the hustings and be-
fore the people the Radical members
OF the recent Oregon Legislature are
without a parallel in political history.
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VOTE FOR GREELEY.

Vote for Greeley.
He is an honest man.
He is truthful man.
He is the friend of the oppressed
He has promised us deliverance.
He says what he means and means
what he says.
He is statesman; "Grant never
reads a.book."
He favorsuniversal amnasty which
secures white supremacy in the south.
He is the honest mans candidate.
He is the patriots candidate.
lie hates carpet-baggers and
thieves.
He is for re-stablishing local self.
governments.
He will appoint honest men to
Office.
He will Danish Grants hoodlums
from Washington
He is the nominee OF the Demo-
cratic party.
He is the nominee Of the Liberal
Republicans.
lie is the only man who can re-.
store the nation to peace and prOs-
perity.
His electiouiis as certain as that
there will be a fair election on next
Tuesday.
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The Warning has been Needed,

Since the exposure of the attempts made bv
certain unscIupulous local dealers to palm of
their coarse astringents made from Cheap and
impure materials In the place OF the great ma
ttionai tonic. Hostetters Stomach Bitters pub
nc opinion has set strongly against these einpi-
ries ana their preparations. Their occupa.ion
Is gone, or soon will be. When the light is LET
into deception it soon willis down. Persons
who trife with their own health by using nm
known preparations, with no guarantee to sl,s.
tain them, when an established specific proven
ny twenty years experience to be exactly what
IL IS claimed to be, is within their reach are
s''re TO repent their temerity. Many have done
so In this instance. but IL is hoped that the
truth plainly spoken has arrested the evil In
the meantime the demand for the leading pro-
tective and restorative medicine of America
was never so great as 1t has been this SEASON.
from the fever ana ague districts OF the west
southwest, and south, II is literally oyerwhelm.
ing, ana II may be said of the advices from MI
parts OF the county, of the cures 1t is effectinr
IN dyspepsia, bilious complaints and chronic
constipation, that "their name is legion" Ey
erywhere the sick and feeble seem to have re-
aifZed the importance of "holding fast that
Which isEood.r and OF avoiding what is spuri-
Gus and dangerous.
Erhe numerous "Ritters." under various
names, which mercenary dealers endeayor to
substitute Tor Hostetter's stomach Hi,ters
should be avoided, for their own sakes. hy rms.
SICK and the public at large. Hostetter,s Filters
are procurahle in bottles only, and never sold
in bulk - - M i.s
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VETO OF THE BILL TO REPEAL, TfYr
LIT1GANT ACT.

Following is the Governors veto
message to the bill passed by the
recent Legislature to repeal the Act
to Protect Litigants:
The act of October oath, 1870.
provides that the proprietor of q
newspaper Designated as the official
paper of any county, shall file
with the County Clerk of saia
County n written stipulation ac-
cepting the conditions of the Act.
together with an approved bond for
the faithful performance of the legal
and judicial advertising for said
county, and when such action on the
part OF q proprietor of designated
newspaper has taken place, "the
Governor shall without DELAY. by
proclamation, appoint and confirm
said newspaper as the medium tbrou-
gh which ali judicial and legal adver-
tisements for said county shall be
published for The term ttr achieh he
may hare been elected."
! If this proceeding amounts to
franchise vested for the period
named as has been held by high
judicial authority in other States,
under like acts or it is in the nature
OF contract, and rights have vest
ed under that contract, q repeal of
the law could not deyest those rights.
nor annihilate or impair the privi-
leges so acquired. Conceiving that
in any event the repeal of said act of
October oath, 1870, before the
period expressed for its termination,
will throw the litigation of the State
into confusion and tend to create a
multiplication OF collateral suits and
proceedings TO determine the right
OF publishers and litigants. expensive
and disastrous to all parties connect
ed Herewith. l have concluded to
Withhold my signature from sail bill. :"
l.. i. Grover