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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-10-18

REPUBLICAN MEETINGs.-The first meeting of
the campaign was held at Gainesville, on Sat
urday night last and passed off entirely salts
factory. A stand had been erected in front of
Davis hotel, which was decorated with the Ma
tional ensign, and Illuminated with Chinese
lanterns. Speeches were made by DR.. G. d
Carrow, Hon. Geo. W. Sands, S. Parker Bosley
and VIM. P. Kimball, Esqs., and by Messrs.
Whitelock and Brady of the legislative ticket
and E. S. Everhart, candidate for Sheriff.
Monday night was the time appointed for the
meeting at Wetheredvlle. Anumber ofthe can
didates were present, but there being concert
in progress in the village, the meeting was not
large. There were, however, some thirty or
forty voters present and quite a spirited meet
ing was held in front of the store, at which
short addresses were made by Messrs. Hoffman
and WhiteIock, DIR. Carrow, S. P. Bosley, Geo.
B. Jean and ]. w. NJ. Mercer.
The meeting in Hare's Hall, Woodberry, on
Tuesday night; was a decided success and was
very enthusiastic. Speeches were made by ].
T. Ensor, Esq, and by number of the candi-
dates, who were present in full force.
The meeting at Mt. Washington on Wednes-
day night, was not large owing to several other
attractions in the village and vicinity. Avery
respectable body, however, met in the hall and
the assemblage was addressed by Judge Emory,
Mr.. Hoffman, Mr.. Whitelock, DIR. Jones, Mr..
Turner and by S. Parker Bosley, Esq.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-10-18
OCTOBER 81

The McDoaoUGH FARM SCHooL.-Tte Trustees
{ the McDonough Farm School, situated on the
Western Maryland Railroad, near Owings' Mills.
re actively engaged in preparing TO extend its
enefits to the poor and deserving boys OF the city
Baltimore, for whom il was designed. They
ropnse at 40 early day to open the school with
lriy pupils, that being the extent OF the capacity
Gorded by the present building on the property
nd The additions that are now being made TO it,.
he Trustees have elected their corps of teachers,
follows: Col Wm. Allan, principal; Duncan
= Lyle, first assistant; Julius Kruttschnitt, Sec
nd assistant, and have also elected Mrs. Josepha
Dung as matron.
The improvements to the present building are
eng made under the direction of Messrs. David
Bartlett and German II. Hunt, two of the
ruslees, as n building committee, and Mr.. Sam
ell II. Adams, builder, has for some months past
nder employment Of this committee, had large
Irce at work making the necessary alterations
nd additions TO the main building to fit it for
re purposes of the school. The board expect
lat by the FIRST of November the school will be
lady for the reception OF the pupils. The pres
1t Trustees are Samuel H. Tagart, president =
IT, Wm. A. Stewart, vice president; Messrs.
avid L. Bartlett and VIM. Keyser, committee
finance; Mr.. h. Clay Dallam, secretary and
gent and the remaining members Of the board
re Messrs. German Fl. Huntand Chas. II. Mercer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-10-18

TNHR subscriber will sell at Public Sale, at
l. his residence, Bosley's Shops, on the Du-
laney's Valley turnpike, four miles from Tow
sOntown, on
Mondav, October 27th, 1873,
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-10-18

CONCERT AT WETHEREDvILLE.-0nMo Monday night
last we went over to Welheredville for the pur-
pose of attending the Republican meeting called
for that place on the evening named. On arriv-
ing at the place, about o'clock, we learned
that concert was 10 take place in the church.
and the candidates, not wishing 10 interfere with
it, organized meeting in front OF the store, where
several STEERING speeches were made and after an
early adjournment, nearly all those present at
the meeting attended the concert. Prof. Barrett,
we'll known in this community, was master Of
ceremonies and the music, consisting of solos,
Duets, choruses, &C., was rendered by his class
of young ladies and gentlemen. We were in
formed by the Professor that the class had been
under his charge but quarter and the efficien-
cy displayed was truly surprising considering
the short time it had been under his tuition.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-10-18

TO THE VOTERS OF BALTI-
MORE COUNTY.
II respectfully announce myself as a candi-
| date for CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
for Baltimore county, at the ensuing election.
THOMAS d. COCKEY, off.
Aug. 23.-te.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-10-18

K OF P REUNION The members of Union
,odge, No so, K of P, of Beckleysville, Balti-
,ure county, held grand reunion at Beckleys-
lille, on Saturday, October 4th. Concord Lodge,
o. 4s, K. of P, of Hampstead, and Manchester
odge, No IS, X of p, Of Manchester, were rep
scented, also Lodge of |. o. 0. F. from Middle
Iwn, Baltimore county, and one of United Broth
hood Besides the different fraternities, an i'm
euse concourse of people assembled from the
grounding country to witness the proceedings
{ the day. At ten O'Clock procession was
rmed, which was headed by the Mount Pleasant
and.and paraded through the street and then
tired to a beautiful grove in the suburbs of the
lage, which had been prepared for the Occa-
%. Dinner was served in splendid style in the
re memUefs OF union Lodge for the
IA of ifty-cents, and the viands that were
.aG before the people could not help but tempt
most fastidious appetite. The proceeds de-
d from the dinner TO be expended to liqui-
the debt incurred by building a new hail.
addresses were made by G G Judge Lind
Vice G c., j. j. Ward, Esq G. R. G. S.,
t. Jas Whitehouse; G. B., Col. S. S. Mills,
Baltimore, aud L. G. Myerly, of Hampstead
Mt Pleasant Band was in the grove and en-
ned the occasion with many stirring airs.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1873-10-18
PUBLIC SALE.

SAMUEL G. WILSON, Auctioneer.
Sent PITS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
slrs. Bowers in loves masquerade.

Mrs. d. L. Bowers has embraced this
comedy in her repertoire long time. All
the points 10 be deiineated in the Donna
Diane which she assumes are carefully
studied and correctly rendered. She is
| model actress in that character. So. 100. il
msy be said OF the O0n CGs9.' Of Mr.. J. {.
Collon,. tina. he becomes inseparable from
the ideal of the author. The Perrin OF Mr.
J. Wesley Hi! WAS the counterpart OF Miss
Ella Mayors !10reHa. and both were com.
plimen.si durin: the play. :Iiss Mayer
wa. charming little actress in the role to
which she wa. assigned las: night. and wOn
merited encomium.. Her songs were sweet.
and the audieac. demanded more.
1t IS marvel Cha: the very name "t Mrs.
Bower. has NOT stirred deeper emotions in
the pa'slic heart. for she Is special :arorite
here, and il does not argu. wei! TO. the
theatre .oin. community THAT such :: ;neI.
itofious actress should. come before the foot.
lights and face sma!! audiences in he very
place wLer. kcantiiv attircI tu;iesqiers
have ORA WI crows every III at Cor Il msn1h.
II may be tina. Generalization has been tie
result: Of The long en- gagement q; the Iho'n!'-
son buriesuuers. and that the public taste has
become vltia'ed, and hence they are not IN
the mood to be pleased with the impersona-
tons % the Queen OF tragedy. We shall
se.. !o-u!.a. ".i..y Stuart.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

DIFFICULTY BETWEEN BROTHERS. - At
four o'clock last evening Joseph and TheO.
bald Warth. brothers. had q difficulty. at
No. .:jS Rampar, street. about some small
matter. which resulted in Theobald stall
bing Joseph 50 severely that death viii
probably ensuc. DR.. Eolwell attended tie
wounded man. and gave it As his opinion
that he Wi! die. Accused states flat the
cut.ir. was not intended. ne intending only
TO push his brother away. The quarrel
grew gu: Of making change for half . dol
lar. Joseph surrendered himself.
Information received at one o'clock this
morning confirmed the vhysiciaD's opinion.
as he died last night.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
NOTICE.
l.,rrp STsr,s CoT>uLI0,rH. LAM OPpTE.s
New Orleans, La, February II. 1913.

t.!rrD STiTt> COTSoLI0trE" LAM OPb''E.
New Orleans, La. February II. 1913
ES ACCORDANCE WITH INSTRUCTIONS Re-
4 cevei from the Commissioner %: the General
Land Otfics dated January 30, 1853, notice here
by given that and after the tIPfEhN1H DAY
OF MARCH, 1873, the following iauds IN the late
Southwestern Land District, Louisiana, "iici!
were approved under The act Of mn !. 1856. 70 t.
STATE. OF Loui4 lana. fog the New Orleans, Ope!Ou.as
aud Great Western railroad, lying west of Brdshear
city, and declared forfeiEs. t" the Erit"d states
TO entry under the pso.js.oHs .: Che Homestead
lava, to vii:
All such nuapprop:iated lands living and beGn, IN
Township. u. and south range EAST.
Township. :. 8. g. i0,and II south, rang. : east.
Tow, ships Z. 9, TO- II and II south, rang.
Townships .. .. 10. II. |! AID L. s0utl. range
east
Townships 10 ", !. and - -"u:s, ranges east.
Townships IL. Il auG /" s"Iti,. Ian--t east.
townships u, - AID = south rang :e.a..
J0U nslnJs - and II .u'lth, range . cas-.
TOWNSHIPS ~ j. and j. south, g3uge ..a-'.
Townships II, u j. aud = south. Iaa&. - ..st
Townships u and - south. range !! .as.
Tow shin. - and - south, range = .,.s;
Township. and -0Uth, fdnge ! vet.
Tow nships and SOUTH, range vest
Townships 3. ! ana south, range . $751;
Townships :, 3. and south. rsuge west
Townships !, :, g. and south, range ) %..-:
Townships |, , 3, and south. range . west.
TOWNSHIPS |, : 3 AID south range . wcst
Townships !, D. . and south. range 4 vest.
Townships !. 2. md south. range . vest.
Townships !, 2, and 4 south. range 10 w-.:
Townships ?, and south, range II west
Townships /. , aud soHtL, range !, west
CHARLES BARNARD 81 So.
~ 3taWiv " n. HYATT. Receiver
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
N0TICE TO CONTRACTOKS.
NtToE'S OFFI,.. TOUSc!. H4HH,
G,it .lt E.rrnlLt tom Lannarm 3! -

= TsV0G
Cit7 OF GarrOltOn. January 81, 1919.
Notice Is HEREBY ti.EEE THAT IN accord
~ anCe with aT ordinance adopted =, rhe Mayer
and Council OF the siv of CaiTOlliOH February 8.
1873, viii! adiudicae 20 the lowest bidder. after
thirty DAYS notice. ON sATURDAY. MarCl. -. 1873.
at II A. NJ. at the Council Hall, the CUItraC: tOy
paving the following sl!eets. to WI:
Jefferson street. both sides. from i.tvSc 20 Fifth
street. Cam6rOEne. both sides. from evce to Fit's
street. except such has beer .On. Tcr "Xists
ing ordinance: Madison. both sides. from Second t0
Fifth street, Entt one side. from second t1 L"vess
street: Dublin, both sides. from Second - Fifth
street; Short, % tn sides, iron, Ley". to foUI'ts
street: Washington. both sides, ilom isvr. 20
Fourth street, except sUc!! as has 0e.r mad" pes
existing ordnance Adams. both 'idrs from ~.
CHARLES 10 Fourth street: Clinton. both .idrs irons
Levee t" Third street. except such - been made
per existing ordinance.
This to he done accordance with sp.c:t"a'. 1:ls
filed on the thIrtv ,trs' day at JaIuar. !3.} with
the secretary and EOntrolc. of said rity. ~ the
aforesaid hall and that til. contractor shall COM
mefCc SAID work in fifteen days after ahiudiCation
and to be completed per cOut.aG. %!tiG che
MAYOR. and that the said work be paid 20! a pet
an. nded charter of the city. The Adjudication 20
be subject ." III" aupT"Ta! or i@"i" e: -. H.gos
and Council. 4. q. Bk!CE NaI.s
!ra ID
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
Opera Boaffe at the Varieties Theatre.

Next Monday evening the patrons of the
Varieties Theatre viii have an opportunity
to revei in opera boutfe. with Mile. Aimee
in the leading role. LA Grande Duchesse"
viii be presented az the initial entertain.
went. The Cincinnati Gazette says:
The short season of French burlesque
opera by Mile. Aimee and her troupe opened
last night to a good house with the familiar
and favcrite burlesaue OF LA Grande
Duchesse," the play that introduced this,
kind OF operate performances TO America.
The bright and sparkling music was well
rendered by the principal characters, the
chorus and the orchestra, and was warmly
received by the audience. of which large
portion was made up OF our citizens OF
French birth. Aimee is well known to our
citizens as the best of the French opera
boufe performers tina; have appeared il
America.
The troupe shows well in LA Grande
DuchaSSe." Mile. Roland sings and acts
the part OF Uo.30 gracefully. III the fFit:
is presented :: new tenor. N. juteau. with
that kind Of q clear. high and rather shsri,
voice. with much ease and endurance.
which the part requires. AS to the acting,
the Fr!t=, When ne ia made a captain and
then q General, generally becomes an eXag-
geratsl clown. and this is the idea NJ.
JuteaU has of the part, The General BONN
of Duchesne is familiar 20 our citizens, al d
is we'll. In Prince Paul was presented !,
new singer, Berth0n. of u boyish appear.
ance. and with pleasant. soft voice.
While lacking the more comic features that
we usually see N this character, be made
more inas usual OF the music in which he
relates - hat the papers are saying OF his
wGoinc. and in the duet with the Duchess
was encOred.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
Si:cawbeFs

Tie second appearance last nigh: ~ M'.
John Z. Owens il the role of .Ijco'rbcr. the
central actor ia the dramatic version of
Dickens David Coppertield. was hailed
with delight by an audience exceeding III
numbers those who attended both OF the
St. Charles street theatres. There has
been bu, one MicawJc, Oh the New Orleans
stage Of late, and that was Iir. Owens. lie
has studied the character. the author and
the play. .ai the result is that his imper'
sonatlon approaches very closely 20 peEiec-
ton. II was & Jolly gathering at the
Varieties last night on. OF the gloom Of the
disc. r.eabie weather on the streets and
into tina sunshine OF one .; the most eccen'
tric CT the eccentric characters Of Mr.
Owens. The IL. PegoHg Of Mr.. II. ".
Wari il deserving OF special notice, but
the Kiss Rosa Da"!tc of Hiss II. L. Gordon
aud the Emily OF Miss Jane Rignold were
unexosp:lcnably worthy OF the commenda-
ton bestowed on them by the audience.
NcanJer a! the matinee to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
SPECTAT, NOTICES.


What Time Has Taught Us.-Tt has taken
two Thousand years to teach tina world that to
sustain the body in its conflict with disease not to
help disease by weakenin: the body. is the true
end OF medicine. We have ihe lesson by heart at
last. however. We know. for example. that tear.
ing doses OF aloes. salts. ialap croton OIL calomel
eolcyhth, etc. are the best allies that facilitating
malady can have in it's assaults on the human
frame; and that medicine Like Hostetter's Stom.
ach tters which streng thens all the bodily low.
ers and rallies the sinking constitution, is the
most weItui antagonist CT the mOrbitic prime.
pie. whatever it may BE- tina: lies at the 1907 o:
the complaint This knowledge has been long
time in reaching us, but it is invaluable. We can
now control and cure dyspepsia. bilious distur.
Dances. constipation. rheumatism. nervousness
and many other painful complaints, once cOnsiI
e:ed lncurable. with this admirable corrective.
friS eOdW
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
PROPOSALS..
DEPARTMENT oy IMPROVEMENTS
New Drlpan. Frhruarv : Ig73-

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS.
New Orleans. February 5. 1873. :
&E3LED PROPOSALS ADDRESSED TO THE UN.
~ dersigned will be received at this office until
MONDAY noon February 10. 1873. for constructing
4 driving fOTtYtwO clusters of mOOring posts in
front OF the Sixth District accordance with plans
and specifications on tile in the Office Of the City
Surveyor.
Al! parties making proposals for this contract
required 70 deposit with the Administrator of 81.
iance. as evidence OF their intention to abide bv
the adjudication. the amount of three hundred
dollars il cash. which shal! be forfeited to the
city ii, OF failure to sign the contract.
Bidders to whom the contract - no. awarded
vii. have their deposits returned to them on the
dav the adjudication is made.
No bid will be received unless accompanied
by the certificate of the Administration of Finance
certifying tina. the required cash deposit has been
made.
TIE city reserves the right to reject any and all
bids
Bids TO BE made for payment il cash and in
wharf improvement bonds
Bids to be made SET forth III specifications, and
proposals to be indOrsed Proposals for Moorng
Posts JAMES LEWIS.
tt6 I'd Administrator,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
MA,oR's Orr,.s. Cov.c,, Hale

MANOR : VFFf'E, E'lVSl5fL
City 81 IarroltOn, January II, 1873.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Is ACCORD
~ ance with an ordinance adopted by 'ie NayOg
and Council OF the s.ty at CarIOItOr January ~,
1873. vii! adiudicate to the lowest bidder 0n the
thrd day OF March, 1873, at /! 4 NJ. at the Council
Hal! OF carr0llton. the contract for constructing
the woode. Suyh!nGs Oh the following streets to-
wit
BuIiette. from is@e. 20 FcErtii streets Both
sides Except such as has al lady beer. shade in
conformity with existing or.lr aHCasi
Hillary. from Leves street. 20 Fourth street both
sides 'eXcept such as has already been made jig
conformity with existing ordinances.
This 70 be done in accordance with Specifications
filed the til FIRST day of Janalv ;81! with the
secretary and controller of said city the afOre.
said hall, and that th@ contractor shall commence
said work in fifteen days after ad,uNics.,on and to-
b.. completed as per contract W!tis III. m.TGI; and
tina: said work %" paid toI As PEI am..iei chsrteg
OF the city,
The adjudication 30 He subject TO tl.. ap?YOva:
o: rejection Of til" Mayor aud Council.
A, q. BELCE Nayor,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12

sixth District Court Tor the Parish Of Or!esns-
zas No. 1903.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
OFFICIAL NOTICES.
To ALL WHOM NAY CONCERN.

JAMES J. O'HARA VS.. A CERTAIN PORTION OF
GROUND BELONGING TO J. POTHIER.
Sixth District Court for the Parish of oreans---
No. 1904.
WHEREAS. JAMES J. OHARA DID. PRESENT
w his petition to the honorable the Judge of
the Sixth District Court for the parish of Orleans
praying the provisional seizure and sale OF d
tain portion of ground hereinafter described upon
which he hath a privilege, to satisfy his demand
for four hund cd and eighteen dollars and fourteen
cents vii eight per cent interest per annum from
April l. 1872. for the construction of sidewalk be-
fore the same, and to pay all costs; end
Whereas, |, William 7. Harper sheriff, by virtue
Of an order and writ OF provisional seizure To me
issued and directed by the said honorable court
in the above entitled numbered suit, have
seized and taken into my possession the following
described property, to wit
A certain portion or lot of ground in the Fourth
District of the city OF New Orleans situated in the
square bounded by Locust Philip. Freret AID Jack
son streets which said lot forms the corner of Lo.
Gust and Philip streets, and measures sixteen feet
three inches fur ines 'front.' Locust street, more
or less, by depth and front Philip street of one
hundred and thirty eght feet eleven inches, more
or less, and depth on the other side Of one hun
oret and thirty-eight feet six inches four lines
more or less, and tWeuty-sX feet three inches two
lines III the rear. Said lot being portion of lot
number fifteen, on a particular plan made by c. F.
HnPe!, late surveyor in April, 1888, and deposited
city
NOW, therefore, notice is hereby given to all per
sons Interested, and to J. Pothier 10 appear within
niteth days TO answer the peJltiOn OF James j.
y nara SO presented, as above set forth
Sherln office. parish Of Orleans, New Orleans.
February II. 1873.
fti2 - % W P HARPER Sheriff
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
CANCELLATION OF BOND.


STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department,
New Orleans. January Ii. 1873.
WHEREAS. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE To
W tor the cancellation of the official bond OF
Moses Fox as constable OF thr Eighth Justice Court
in and fOr the parish of Jefferson 70 witt : yOnd
dated February 90 1859, in the sum of $500 signed
by Moses Fox principal, and Henry Weber
surety. the said bond being conditioned for the
faithful pc Torrance by the said Moses Fox OF hIs
duties constable aforesaid Notice is hereby
given to all persons interested in the said bond to
file their objections to the cancellation thereof in
writing, in the office OF the Secretary OF state
within ninety days after the last publication hel eof
Given under my hand and III. zeal OF tho State
this fourteenth day OF January. A. D. 1873 and Of
the independence OF the tIllt"d States the ninety
seventh. WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
WILLIAM WEEK.. Assistant Secretary of Sat.
.,1
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= HJTLDlNts W3iAKYEs
DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS,

DEPARTMENT OF IMPROVEMENTS
Sew Orleans, February g. 1913.
SSEALES rE3FDSALS ADDRESSED TO THE I'M
~ signed, will be received this office uutil
FRIDAY NOON, February IA, 1873 for building tive
wharvts between Barracks and Hospital streets
according to plans and specialization OIL file in the
office OF the City Surveyor.
Bids to be made both for payment III Gash and IN
wharf improvement bonds.
Al! parties making proposals for this contract
required to deposit with the Administrator of Fl
nance. as evidence of ther intention TO abide by
the adjudication, thr amount of + 1000 in cash,
which sha! be forfeited to the city n of fail
TO sign the contract.
Bidders to whom the contract - not awarded
will have their deposits returned 70 them on the
day the adjudication is made
No bid will be received unless the certificate OF
the Administrator of Finance is inclosed herewith
to the effect that the required cash depOsi! has
been made
he city reserves the rign. ic ,ejec: any amt alt
bids.
Proposals 20 be Endorsed Proposals for building
whaTvsss' JAMES LEWIS,
faG
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-12
CANGELLATION OF BOND.
STATE or Houl,lsSA.

STATE OF HOUIaHSA1
Executive Department,
EeB orleans, February IL, 1873. y
SNREREAs. APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADE To
w me for the cancellation of the official bond
of Louis 7. Deassize administrator of Water
works and Public Buildings in Hnd for the city OF
Sew0Ieans to wit: 4 bond dated the second
April, 1870, an the sum eff t25 900, signed by
Louis :. Delassize as principal, and Blanc F. JOus
beers and Sidney Thezan as sureties; the said bond
being conditioned for the faith full performance by
the said Louis 7. Deisssze Of His duties .&dmips
IstTator aforesaid.
Notice 10 hereby given TO all persons .nteresTe6
in she said bond to file theiT objections 70 the cam
collation. thereof, in writing, i'll the Office of the
Secretary of State, within ninety days after the
last publication hereof.
Given under my hand and shs seal Of the State
this eleventh day OF February, eighteen hundred
and seventy. thI e and of the indedendence of the
United States the ninety -seventh.
WILLIAM y. Kellogg
BY Sh- GOvernoe:
WIALI.S WEEKs Assistant EscEstary o5 state.