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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-03
VIVA. FISHER ~ SONS.
30 South ST., BALTIMORE

cMPI OyMskJ FOR ALL t-Oue Agent in four weeks
{ made profit of SIi2 so, selling Hryant@ Library
Of Poetry and songs SO in week on The Ne1c
HOusekeepeT's Manual by Miss Beecher Il Mrs Stowe
b. FORD CO., New York, Boston, Chicago, or
san francisco. sep l64w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-10-03
Portland Kerosene Oil.
PORTLAND KEROSENE OIL COMPANY

We quote from Chap. 80 Il. S. 1871, the title OF
s9id chapter being "Inspection and sale of Manu-
laCtured Articles"
SECT. 81. Every person and corporation engaged
in mai lfacturng petroleum coal oil or burning fluid
shall cat!se every cask other vessel thereof be
SO inspected and marked by a sworn inspector.
And II any person manufactures or sells such oil or
burning HUI rot SO inspected and marked in this
State, or that has not been so Inspected and marked
as unsafe for Illuminating purposes, he shall pay
me not exceeding fre handred dollars be mprIs.
oned SIN months III the county Jail, upon indict-
ments therefor.
Portland Me, April II, 1873. may15-6mt
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20

hi: annual message, full of good sug-
gestions, was followed by several special
messages on Utah aud Louisiana affairs,
On the fishery question. and on Southern
claims for destruction IF property during
the war He also stands by civil service
refor IL whenever it promises to secure
the best n4eD for Office. notwithstanding
the opposition of many lea ding poiiti-
clans. He Issued his proclamation that
no Federal Office holder should hereafter
be permitted to hold a State offce at the
same time, excepting only a few posi-
tions like school trustees. which are
more il the nature of duties than Offices
of profit.
In all these recommendations he has
proved the only firm, judicious, and in
trepid political leader of the party, and
Congress only in its last hours woke up
to the criminality Of further neglect
OF the duties urged upon it by the Presi-
dent. G
We are fully persuaded that the second
term of President Graut will become
illustrious in political history. and ;hat
his messages as the Chief Executive,
will equal, if not eclipse his renown as
!, military ehieftain aud this is the re-
suit not SO much of briiiiancy Of genius,
as that of painstaking and laborious care
In view Of the many evils which would
have necessarily resulted by placing the
Government under the guidance of
Horace Greeley, or B. Gratz Brown,
we congratulate the people most hearth
ly on the prospect of wise, ,aie, and
economic administration until March 4,
1S77.-The Republic. r4--
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20
our Candidate for County Judge.

AS will be seen from the report of the
County Convention in these columns,
our esteemed felow-citizen Don i.
SHOVE was almost unanimously nomina-
ted for the office of County Judge on the
first ballot This is a distinction as rare
as it is well deserved in this instance
Mr.. Shove is thoroughly competent, being
a n..,n of good legal ability and strict in
tegrity which he has ever sustained dur
ing his long residence in this city. We
rely for his election on the sound judg-
ment OF our citizens, who, ,sssetting aside
any political preiudices, will vote for the
best man in the right place, and thus
elect by handsome majority our candi-
date, Don A Shove for County Judge of
Manitowoc County.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20
THE EISCEsEXSING SALARY VOTE.


The Washington correspondent of the
New York Times sends to that paper
what he claims is the first correct vote
in the House on the question of incrcas-
ing their own salaries The editor calls
attention to It and adds: The names
of the men who voted to pocket s5 coo
each. to which. in honor, they have not
the least title, should be marked and re-
membered BY their constituents, no mat
ter to which party they may belong"
On the adoption Of tie conference re
port on the Legislative appropriation
bill, this being the test question, the
vote vas as follows, Democrats and
Liberal Republicans in italics
YEAs-MeSSrs adams, Averill, Banks
BigLy, Bingham, Blair Of Missouri,
Bu,eman, Boes. Buckley Dardett. But
Cobb, Coghlan, Coaner, .Crttcher, Cross
Duke, Ei9rislae, Elliot, Foste, of Penn
sylvania, Garfield, Garrett, Ger. CD
diHgs, GoiLdday, Griffith. Hancock.
Hunks. Harrner, HarAoer, Harris, Hay.
Hazleton of New Jersey, Herae7ou,
Houghton, Kendall, King. .Lau,sson,
Lam pert, Lansing, leach. Lowe. May
nard, KcHcn1V. McJunkin, Mckee,
Mckinney, NcNeely, Myers. Morey,
4uo1phtis, Myers Negley, aMblach, OF
Florida, Packard, Parker, Peck, Perce,
Perry. Platt, Ps7ce. Prindle. Rainey.
Randall, Rice of Kentucky. Ro5.ason.
Rogers of New York, Rogers of North
Carolina, Sargent. Shanks. Sheldon.
.ShertrOod. SioSs. Snapp, Snyder. Sloan,
Stoughton, Stoweli. St. John. .SnfIer
land, Sypher, Taffe, Thomas, To,snsead
of New York. Turneu, TnthU, Twieh-
ell. Itoorhees, HddieH Wallace. White
ley. Williams of Indiana, Uilson Of In
diana, iE'jlson of Indiana, Manchester,
Ionng-l02
NArs-Messrs Amber. -1rcacr, Ar-
cher. 4yfhurs. Barber. BUM, Beatty,
Beu Bre, Blair of Michigan. B1oht.
Burlington. Bunnell Burchard, Camp
5eH, Clark, Coburn Couger. Cotton, Cor,
Ci,ebs. Croker, Ddrts. Dawes Douuan.
Dor, Eames, Ey. Eaas,eorta. Finkelr-
burg. Foster OF Ohio, Foster of aIichi-
gan, Frye, Goodrich, Hale. HamJIeton,
Handjey. Harris of Virginia. Htsres.s.
Hawiey of Illinois, Hawley of Connects
cut. Hay. Hazelton of Wisconsin, HID
bard, Hill, Hoar, Holman. Kellogg,
keer Ketcham, Killiager. Leafs Lynch,
NdrshdH MeCIclland, Mccormick, Me
Crazy McGrew. HcIfyre, Merriam,
IerricL., Monroe. Ni6lGeLr of Indiana
Orr. Packer. Palmer, Rarde7 of New
Ham pshire, Pedletop. Poland. Roberts
Ellis IL Rusk. 9awsser. Scofieid. Session
ShelIahareer, Shoemaker, Slater, So
cum H B. Smith of New Yerk. j. a
Smith of Ohio, W c. Smith of Yer
mont, Syeef. Spregae. Sark kweather,
.Stereas, Stephenson. Terry. Togasend
of pengsylya.is, Lnson. Waidea. Wal
drcn, Harrea. Heas, Wheeler, Willard.
WiisoD-e5-
The correspondent analyzes the vote
as follows: sUf re lJ- yeas, 50 we're
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20
NO. 40.

been tested by fire at Duluth - a. niee Of stone
anu then plunged into cold vvai - =, ils,.,,j
came out aninjured AMI Jppar-1;r
N1fS Is lguring Tor voeieu = IL ,.er thi = has
81; sentenced 10 aje Inostth- ii..',r5.of,,,,
elders cheese factory at is.fek.. wa.
s-*.ay evening Loss. S5Ui1. Jnsuran.-e S.5AL
ne EiSt OF last wtea there were abont one hmm
.Fe't cases OF measles reported II Black River FAILS
Ia silly among the ellfiG:a.. -
StIdaN morning OF last ver,,. the Damn unty
i''ll w..s h'sraed 30 the -vcl.nG los 81 90 was
ul,,aou,teuS -, tie work OF an iHoeuisgy.-
me mrs, .un-oer oi tho rroalpeaieau county Ie.
publican, ChaS 4 ia-th c,:itor si nI;l Iishar bss a.
5! cared ana promises % ie good local i.s;cr
Two cows. one OF thorn hio,ir stock and II fioye,
It, !" '4.ifN tf'i.e, "W;ist ny Il y Randall! were
"is3ei .y the eaEs JUS hor;ir Of spstletou.
-Oh Hcc7sut Of the sudden dls:,l-,t.,ltea of s,ra
@ .';,, - ;sl.iIiE 's season. the amount OF o-
put N Black EvsT aud its trit jt.es " 10 rt axese
iGv.G .g,J .eef
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Hon. OrsanaTgs Cole,

This eminent lawyer hts accepted the
call for reelection as Associate Justice
of the Supreme Court, signed by the
members of the Legislature and of the
Wisconsin Bar, without distinction Of
party, and is now abe only candidate for
that Office before the people of Wiseon-
sin. Judge Cole we'll deserves the high
distinction thus shown him by many Of
the best and most intelligent men of our
State
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20

AN analysis OF Il vote in the House OF
Representatives on the increase of Con
gressioual salaries, shows that 81 Demo-
Gratis and Liberfs favored an addition
of 5000 each to their pay for The term
then just closing, and 40 Republicans
voted on that side, Tie members not
re elected to the new Congress exhibited
wonderful uuaniusity IN demanding an
Increase. 10 less than IS of the iU3 votes
in favor of the bill coming from them,
while only 20 ct those who have received
,he Endorsement of reelection ventured
tn 20 upon the record on the same side
The very large proportion of Democrats
in the whnle number of the supporters
of the change, viii effec,ually n.uzzle the
ho9iers Oh the party when the question
comes up fer discussion before the peo-
pie N the. next Congressional clnvass
-CAiraev RSt
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Ins lrunlanfa1 llTusic.
a0as.sg,a &aTa.

virtue o! an execution issued olt OF the Cireuif
~ Court OF Ianituwoc County. Wisconsin. upon 81
Juheiit re- o-iei l:i aid County, the ZIra day
OF 'oVeHl'se1 4 D. 1872 before Bon l. shove Police
Jus''aa ior the Eiiy a:.'i Egu3ty % &anitovg1 in
.For OF Geo n Wooden, ami tiIst Peter Brown and
Mary Br5"n transcript Il wiz c.l ssid iud.-
ieht vas dilt} tg1 in the yfile The Cic@ 0f the
circuit court oi A;uiifosVuc Cpuaty, and said judy
isLt aiai, 31aLeted IA ssd oii1- tie l;h day Of
January 4 D. lSI3- haze iovesi ui6t ali ~. right
tif!e ana interest which ia" saii Peter Brown and
el@I5 Brown had on the 10th day % Jaursary T. D.
!a'3 o! at ay time thereafter Of in and u s.s5 ov
Is deserted property tO-irif- The s.s haif of the
north west qHai ter of seclia. no. (2I tvetgseven
towns no lZj tgses,yDi.e. Eart rang no fs
l"e-4ty y-slTee e', inc County Of aiauij8ga. ald
70 t- highest bdie az the fr1t sioor of e Conn
licuse IA the City Of Na=itaNsc and said C,jt.v Of
4i;-nitoWoc, c. SATURDAY I2tH sia- ,E tur i-7g
at - eioc@ Ia sfle fssFeuoou u s.,.l 7sav
HH5;, .nerh Utiice. Nauitovreo tyisc.,,-;,, ,,,i
2asta tay of Febr1lr7.y 1875 - III
4eet H. d. SMART. Sheriff.
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FOREIGN

he Atlantic cable of 1865 has failed
+ German papers riGieuie ana criticisf
President Grant inausur address.
Ihe British Commons have re ected
& he Irish [ University bill.
EaradeS, a French Communi I. ba,
bsen sentenced o be exec ted.
Puriefie Diaz has been elected ghicf
Justice OF the Supreme Court ct Mexi
y great effort IS being made In Portu.
gai 10 organize the republican ,srtv.
Democrats at Rome attempted 10 yisi.
the grave OF Mazziui on the aaplyersa r.
ol hls death, but were prevented bv til.
police, and C7Gcas Tele called eill . u e.
vent a disgurl auce.
EX-k!Dg AGlaieus has bee appointed
lieutenant general In the Italian arr.Iy.
The G@rnlan geographical s6cict;e.;
viii send All eXrcGItlou to explore a.
western part oi Africa
Mexico refuses EaglaE6's demand &,
damages by raid in British ll1naara,
The French Assembly has adapte8 The
Constitutional prQJcct reported y thr
Committee of HArly.
Anolher body Of Spanish troops have
Keen defeated by Carlists with heavy
loss.
\ remarkable phenomenon was wi.-
messed recently in the town ct San lana.
cIa, SinalVa, Mexico. HERE WIS qliit~
a shower OF quicksi!s cr, fine drops ai
mercury falling everywhere aud corafiae
plants 1he inhabitants collected many
drops TO preserve as memontUes oF the
singular storm, ana some have been Sc
cured for seicnttic analysis.
Bishop Mclisain died in Florence.
Italy
1t is prababe that John Bright wi!
retire altogether from the House q
Commons.
A reaction has set in among the Span
ish Raf ica!s against a fedora republic.
treaty has tecn signed for the complete evacua-
tion of France by the Germans
Pete iIyacIntEe is preaching in Genoa
Seior i'!as IS to hecume Spanish Minister TO France
. Portugal demands satisfaction of the Brazilian
Government for an insult TO her flag.
There,Nns great demon stIutiun of frislr;cD a.
Hyde Park, London, on SUNDAY. ia favor of home
rule in ireland and amnesty for the Fe ia;, ny i~ai
Gladstone will resume the English premlershir
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20
Judicial Ticket.
For ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT,
CRSA MUS COLE.
FoE COUNTY JUDGE,
DON a. SHOVE.
OUR NEXT CHARTER ELECTION.

Our citizens will please bear III mind
that next Saturday evening the Ward
meetings are TO be held for the election
of Delegate to the City Convention and
for the nomination of County Supervi-
sors and Aldermen. These primary
meetings have heretofore been andersen
vedly neglected, although on them prin-
cipally depends the success of those de-
string office, and they are. therefore but
to often made use of, to obtain nomina-
tions which are in the end not sanctioned
by the people at the ballot box.
We would therefore ask every voter in
each Ward, to mske it his business to be
present at the meeting in his Ward on
net Saturday evening. and promptly ex-
press his preferences there, so that the
utmost possible l1naniminty in the result
people in whoever may be successfully
elected
The vast improvements made IN this
city drrin the last two or three years
have loaded us with taxes, which, if con-
tinued at the present rate will ruin our
entire community. We want men as our
City representatives, who will see to it,
that only the most unavoidable expenses
be incurred and that every proposition
for new disbursements be most thorough
ly considered and acted upon with utmost
care and honesty of purpose entirely I'M
influenced by personal OF party consid-
erations.
Then, and then only may We be sure
of securing the future prosperity of our
city and this only by attending onr pri-
mary meetings and nominating men who
by their known integrity aud acknowl-
edged honesty of purpose vii work ably
and faithfully to accomplish this end
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20

TaE Postoffice Department has de
cided that after a letter leaves the mailing
writer and must be delivered to its ad-
dress. If the person to whom the letter
is addressed cannot be found, then the
sender ofthe letter becomes the principal
party again and it must be returned to
the sender either through the dead let
ter office, or in accordance with tie
request, if there be one on the envel-
ope The rule applies both to registered
and to ordinary letters.
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End of the Land Grant Controversy.

The Milwaukee Wisconsin says the
controversy in regard to the disposition
of the St. Croix land giant was termina-
ted in the Senate on Friday by the pas
sage of the Assembly bill giving the
grant to the Milwaukee and St. Paul
Company, by vote of % to 10. The
bill, gives the grant to the company jus,
named on condition Of their building u
read from Prescott. via Hudson to Lake
Superior; and one from the Mississippi
up the Chippewa valley, and extending
the read from Monroe TO Shuilsburg.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20

CUBA has made gallant struggle for
independence. Let the new Republic
withdraw the bloodhounds of tyranny
and say ia the Cuban patriots, "The in
dependence you seek is-at last yours in
the Republic Of Spain. This would
be an act worthy OF freedom, and would
win the applause Of the world The
fairest isle of the sea may yet become
the connecting link that shall unite in
holy sympathy the Spanish and Amer
can Republics.
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ter Deputy Sheriffs are now gaarding
him in the Tombs.
Returns of the vote from the last town
IN tie Second Congress ssional District Of
New Hampshire, Increases Pike : II. a;e!i-
" TO %. The returns that came IN on-
the vote for Governor show q much
larger scattering vote tEan has been re-
ported. The election is close and =.
choce by the peole is considered douit-
ful.
Pes master Jones, G: New York. has resigned.
California has received the e9izso.
Te Fails City tobacco Bank robbery at louisville
amour.t- to SS5o.G90 IL, bonds
Council Biua, Iowa, re5oees over the decision OF
the Attorney General that HAT citx Is the tr
mi.lus OF the Unicu Pacific RaiI-oad.
f.5e ship ienne Ea~tln,n. from Bath, Ne. wa
wFacked GA Cape Verde The business portion. u the
Hieht.
Il,o mails between st. Lous d the East have
months.
Special Dispatch to The Chicago Post.
WASHINGTON. March lT.-Nice President Wilson
speaks his nin. quite freely about tic Caldwell
that il Will be GisaS 5. Republican rarty 70
keep any in the Senate. who admits having OBJ
tanned his seat by tie o. hri5c money.
The President to-day nominated Hamilton for Sec
reiarS OF State; ". W. BeiiHal, Secretary OF War:
J. \. j. Cresweil. Postmaster General: Columbus
Deian0 Secretary of tiie Interior: go. A Robson
Secretary OF he Navy George II. Williams, Att,r-
Treasury
The propeller Grace irving, from Boston founder
Ell oil ruxbury Sunday afternoon, and all on board
Were drowned
a STRIKE Of engineers is in progress the st. Louis
kansas City and Northwestern Iailroad.
SeFeral Wall street firms have been vietialized l,y
couneFie.i stock 0i the io!edo, Wabash and Western
and fittshurg and Fort "ayne Railroads
Vanderbilt has given S+sJo,U0I 10 the Southern
Methodist Church for the establishment Universe
y in Tennessee
At Syraensc, y. Y. a Young man named Keeler
murdered his cousin Ida Spencer and while ttte.ni
;ng to escape fell upon the railroad track and
killed.
The Rhode Island Prohibitory Convention endorsed
tne republican nominations .or Governor and Atior
ney General.
mon took murderer from jail at Monterey. CAL
anG hung im to a tree i'll sight OF his wife, mother
and sister.
Carlo Patti, brnther of Adalna and CarIotte, died
at St. Louis Oh Monday.
Papers and documents ere submitted from mem
oefs O the Missouri Legislature dec arng that there
was corruption III tile election of Senator Bogy 5Ir
boutwell, was sworn in Senator from 4Fassacnu-
setts Tie Caldwell! case debated again, AIessrs
salisbury and Pratt making speeches.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20
PoIitic& Morality.

1t is quite refreshing to note the com
ments of the Opposition press on the re
suit of the Credit Mobilier investiga-
ton. To read somc of these journals,
one would think that they were t ex-
ponents Of a party that never sinned :;
shat held in its keeping all the public
and private virtue in the land Demo
cratic editors who never had word to
say against the sin of rebellion who de-
Tended Tweed and his brother thieves as
high toned gentlemen and model public
servants; who have grown rich by using
their columns to advocate and justify the
schemes of a corrupt lobby, suddenly
assume an air Of sanity innocence. and
proceed TO lecture the nation on the sins
and shortcomings of the Republican
party.
The spectacle is novel one, and we
tust these self respected guardians of
public purity wiz keep at their work and
give their hard shell readers a daily lee
ture on the beanty and necessity Of po-
liticai honesty. It viii do good both to
writer and reader. The Democratic ed
itor may i,.fu<e in his own system ID lit
tie genuine honesty by continually exer-
eislng bis brains over honest sentiments
His subscribers, who take their intellect
ual food at his table, may think the con
version genuine. and be thus led to hon
est reformation themselves
So keep up your show of virtuous IN
dignation, gentlemen; You can do nc
harm to the Republican party. but may
succeed in penetrating the sin-toughened
hide of Democracy with feeling of re
morse that viii awaken some of Its lead
ers tomake efforts to save themselves, if
not the party they adhere To- If this
Credit Mobiler business leads our Dem
ocra,ie neigl.bors to closer Intimacy
with their long-neclected biblss, aud
forces them To- look over s few chapters
on honesty to know what it really means
and how 10 write an the subject, we may
reasonably expect, as the logical result,
a general breaking up of the Democratic
party during the next four years. If the
Republican parts. b. Investigating the
shortcomings of few of its nienbers.
ean start the Democratic party In bur
suit after honesty, EbF should not The
world reiosee
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20

CONGRESSMAN Roberts, OF New York,
has ordered that his extra pay be turned
over to the United States treasury
follow his example? Hoar, of Massachu-
sets has given his to charitable purposes,
which is the next best thing to do.
1t is quite probable that neither example
will have many followers.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20

. Preside ant Grant is the seventh Presi-
dent who has been honored with areelec-
ton. His predecessors were Washing
ton, Jefferson, Madison. Monroe, Jack
son, and Lineoln-al honored names in
the political annals Of our country. 1t
is, moreover. fact that the second term
Of all these gentlemen tsave that of Lin
coin. who was deprived Of its enjoyment
by the hands Of an assassinsl were more
successful than the first, which cousti
tutes strong proof in behalf of the pro-
priety Of the principle Of second term.
and of the correctness of the popular
voice.
One of the most effective campaign
documents-which was translated into
German. French, and the Bohemian and
Scandinavian languages-was Gran;
as Statesman" judged by his official
record. 1t contained extracts from his
inaugural address and his annual mes
Sages upon some thirty different topics,
and the opinions advanced therein were
so jndicious, aud SO thoroughly in ac-
cord with po.nlar convictions, that no
opposition speake- or journalist ever
dared to assail them.
This in Itself was very high compli-
ment to one who. by his own admission,
was a novice in craftsmanship but,
iu:ing the just expired session of Con-
eress. he has displayed so much visdon.
and Judgment that Congress actually be-
came ashamed over its neglect Of iet isla-
IIyc duties.
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The New United States Senate.

In accordance with the Presidents S
proclamation, the Senate of the United
States of the Forty third Congress con-
vened on the 4th. As will be seen by
the following list, the Republican mem
mers lin Roman) number "A. and the
Liberals or Democrats In Hazics) % ;
vacancies, 2. The figures indicate the
year in which the Senator S term expires
and an asterick y denotes that he is
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20

THE River and Harbor Bill passed both
Houses as it came from conference COM
mittee. The aggregate appropriations
amount to six million besides the assump
ton Of the Portland and Louisville Canal
obligations for a millions and quarter
All the Wisconsin appropriations remain
I'd intact
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1873-03-20
/. D. SMART. Sheriff,
En s,:Rlc. 90

(fIRCUlT @ a. fIzi7.i5rts Cliifz' sfe,s p,iroe
- "29'sf v iiiia's. beTlfe and Frzncs D.yil4s. H.
Nitlt = and er--an tOri 5use order lofrelo-
sure it -te rendered ~ lie LOyc entitled action
OF i' l5sn y - febru 1y 1876 rs-uizl- tenn
o.! the -rciit Court ur Iagi it8y7o1 County -laI e-
pc i.T sIle anf ss a. Pitillc Vensts- a tie ser
0ire "a fe C1srt iils.a IL the Cay ami C.astv Of
afa.ii0S1. state Ci " sconsjig On ;ls I5fh day OF
alfii ii'xt. \. u 1919 At ten Ocisl a ~ an tie
i'ffsrs4'g Hf9rlsi-ef premise 50 much fl3r
s--e a mag be iiects-.i;y T. ssssy tile AMOUNT ad
jaiEef - tie PzirtG iszsiIler With costs aHd
czls5e= t5-sstt- Ltsc .sJEtn iisi the soHth es=
gsrer 0! section go seven 4 - township no eserfy
III i-'Ftli Z. Ttge no. twenty f.z esst con-
laHs aiesity t pf land according z 10 tf5- L.
l.eGt Survey &c ihe les situate IA t!s
Ca'-4s = 4issi- We S5...a O.. - &c -I.-a-
= u s5lA.sx .z-ssiI. Man. CO.