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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-09
TIE AGEND4TOfsg gsANs&Ese'pT
iA,E.

Two Judges, Lowell, of Boston, and
Blatchford, OF New York, have rem
dered decisions relative to discha, ges
under the amendatory Bankrupt Act.
The New York Judge decided that dis
charges didnot apply to cases in which
adjudications had been made prior to
its passage.
The Boston Judge decided that the
relaxed rule which permits the dis
charge OF an involuntary bankrupt
without the payment Of any proportion
whatever of his debts, and in yoiunta-
rary eases to reduce the proportion to
thirty per cent, applies to all cases in
which discharge is applied for; that
change i'll the Bankrupt law is not re-
troacative; that it is mere modifca-
ton of the conditions on which dis
charge is granted, and that this does
not disturb vested rights"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-09
CONNECTICUT.
THE MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

HARTFoRD, October 6-Noon.
town elections in Connecticut to- day,
were for town officers only, and local
questions entered largely into a
choice for these, so that political lines
were not so closely adhered to. In
CHASING towns as Republican or Dem
ocratic it is meant that one or the other
party has majority of the Board of
Selectmen.
The returns so far received make
East Hartford, Bloom. field, Newington,
New Brigton and Madison Democratic,
and West Hartford Republican. Hart
ford and New Haven are about evenly
divided between Democrats and Re
publicans.
The large towns vote for license for
drinking purposes. Several smaller
towns vote against it. The results
founded or local issues show no posi-
tive political changes. The Democrats
have more than held their own.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-09
pen NSYLE ANA.
DEATH OF AN OLD PUBLISHER.
DIR. ERICKSON IN rHILAU..I..
pEIi

PHILADELPHIA, October -E1on
VIM a. Blanchard, formerly u vel
known publisher of tLe iiTrn Of Gar, y,
Lea & Blanchard, died last night,
aged II years.
Last evening DR. Erickson. successor
OF The eel sbrated Li~tol in the chair
Of surgery n the University Of Lon
don, and Professor in the University
Hospital, WAS formally received by
leaders IL various departments % the
Or, fessit Of surgery and medicine in
PAiIad, lphia. Professor Erickson has
been the guest of Drs. Groves and
Lewis and other gentlemen Of til"
profession for O few DAYS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-09
DELAWARE.
PRIMARY ELECTION ON TUES
DAY
THE THREE COUNTIES ALL
GONE DEMOCRATIC

WIIMINGroN, Oct. 7-Noon.-Th
election held yesterdayin the State for
inspectors and assessors to conduct
the election in November, resulted
in full vote, with the folio wing re-
suit: Kent county, Democratic ma
jority 146; Sussex 217 and Newcastle
1O2.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-09

The Monroe Enquirer says In the
adJolnlas counties of Eiecklenburg
and Cabarrus the corn crop was never
better, and also IN Stanly county they
have the finest crops known for a num-
Der of years.
The Charlotte Observer says: The
proceeds of the sale of tickets fer Gov.
Vance's lecture on Friday night, were
1855. This amount will be divided
equally between the Masonic Temple
Association of this city, and the Ok
ford Orphan Asylum.
The Monroe Enquirer. says We
learn that Mr.. r. G. Huntley, a native
of Arson county, where he has many
relatives, died suddenly in Washington
county, Ark, on the LIST day of Sep
TENDER. He was 6Oyears and 9 months
old, and up to five minutes of his
death was apparently in good health.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-09
A CLUB.

We are indebted to a friend for q
line club of subscribers, at Old Hun
dred, Richmond county.
We trust, now that our farmers are
about to realize on their CROPS, that
our friends will renew their exertions
to increase the circulation of the JOUR-
NAL, and thus extend its influence and
usefulness. 1t shall always be our
endeavor to render our paper worthy
OF the patronage of the people.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-09

can be said is that they exhibited a
depth of thought and comprehen-
siveness of views combined with ten
derness of presentation rarely met
with in the same speaker.
The Doctor, by his courteous and
affable manners, readily put himself in
sympathy with the members of the
Presbytery and generally erdeared
himself to all who heard him, by his
earnest and mastery presentation OF
the truth in our midst.
It has indeed been q pleasant season
to all of rs. Yours.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-09
kN E7saE go
THE STATE ELECTIONS.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIVE lf!.lT-
OCRArS or JOIN
BAGLDF.

AUGv,GA. October Night-Thn
election Tor members Il the Legi:-'..
ture passed of quietly with scarcely
any opposition, except il II few com,
ties, to Democratic candidates There
Will not be exceeding fourteen Kepub-
licans in both. Houses. OF She :ext Gen
eral Assembly, G:vi. : = d. mocrat:c
majority on JOINT ballot 81 two hun
drcd a4d five. In this coua:v about
seventeen hundred votes were p5ileI
giving Il Democratic In"ior1:y OF fl
teen hundred. J. G. c. Black, Patrick
Walsh ard Walter Clark hc'na elected.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-09

A special telegram to the Chicago
Inter- Ocean, from Jacksonville, III,
September 25th, says: The colored
students were yesterday evening hired
by members of the Illinois College fac
ulty to withdraw their names from the
students. Their tuition fees were re-
turned to them, and in the case of one
$50 was paid to him in addition to the
tuition. The sons of a Democratic
Congressman of Illinois, who are stu
dents, led the movement against the
negroes. 1t is the subject of talk on
every corner, and the colored people
assert that they will appeal to the law.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-09
SOUTH AMERICA.
DON PEDRO COMING TO SEE
US.
FEARFUL TIMES IN BUENOS
AYRES.

Rio JANEIRD, October 6-Night-It
is probable that the Emperor, Don
Pedro, will visit the United States
next year.
Later advices from Buenos Ayres
stase that there is the greatest excite
ment among all classes in consequence
of the instruction. Many persons are
flying from the city. Every departing
steamer carries away numerous fam
lilies. All merchant steamers leaving
town are escorted to sea by war ships
of their respective governments, AS
they fear modest ltion by the Insurgent
fleet
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-09
HEADQUARTERS.

WASHINGTON, October. might -
Gen. Sherman has asked Gen. Sheri-
dan if he can spare a regiment from
the frontier, where the Indians are war
whooping, for police duty in the South
elm States.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-10-09
Check hooks ana Memorandum
Books

Two little books have been the
death of th9 Republican party, Cakes
Ames' memorandum book and Cover
nor Kellogg's check book.
w. E. Chandler, Chairman of the
National Committee Of the Republican
party; Matt. Carpenter. President pro
TEN. OF the Senate; Benz. F. Butler,
Chairman of the Judiciary Committee
of the House of Representatives are
the men '.stuhbed," tripped, ard fall
len over Kellogg's check book.
Schuyler Colfax. then Nice-Presi-
dent of the United States, Henry Viii
son, now Vice-President; Henry L.
Dawes, Chairman of the Committee of
Ways and Means of the House of Rep
resentatives; JAS. A. Garfield, Chair
man of the Committee of Appropria-
tons; Sam. Hooper, Chairnan of the
Committee on Banking and Currency:
John A. Bingham, then Chan man of
the Judiciary Committee, now Minis
ter to Japan; Glenn W. Scofield,
Chairman of the Committee on Naval
Affairs; William d. Kelley, Champion
of Protection in the Ways and Means
Committee; VIM. 3. Allison, of the
same committee and now Senator from
Iowa; James Harlan, his predecessor,
and J. T. Wilson, his former colleague;
Patterson, Senator from New Ramp-
shire, are the men who were caught
and fell over Cakes Ames' Credit Mo-
Dilier memorandum book .-NCtc York
World.
, 1874-03-21
PrOkIama.

NLLE og Enhyer, der have Noget
III at fordre paa Boet etter afgang-
ne .4ndrcw RudoLph Diet9, ind
kaldes heryed med 3 Maaneders
VarseI til at anmeldc og bevisIig-
gjore deres Krav for undertegnede
Skifteret.
Ligeledes indkaIdes med Aars og
Days VarseI Afd6des Aryinger efter
Loyen til at anmeldc og beyisliggj6re
deres Aryeret.
st. Thomp Skifteret den Tide
Marts 1874.
P. Nj. ANDERSEN.
, 1874-03-21
acknowledgements

mET bekjentgj0res herved at Re
~ partitionen i afgangne Richard
W%esterband's og tidligere abode
Hustru Cathrine Westerband's fBl-
leds Bo, vii blive fremlagt i en- SEES
sion som afholdes Fredagen den
Tide April f0rstkommende, IL. I2
slet Middag.
Frederiksteds SkiHerct, St. Croix
den code Marts 1874.
G. SARAUW.
, 1874-03-21

The conditions for the sale and
the other documents concerning the
sale may be cen at this Office.
This advertisement serves also
for the information of the mortgage
holders.
Christiansted's Vendue Office, St. Croix,
the 10th March 1874.
H. A. JURS.
, 1874-03-21
To the Editor of the "St. Croix Avis"

To the Editor of the "St. Croix Avis"
Sir, -,
In a late number of your valuable paper, a CORES.
pondent SAYS that he has heard that the import duties on
some articles are likely to be increased, and he adds
that ':such a proposal would be sinful in the face of
all the distress that this little island has been subject
to during the last couple years" / must fully agree
with him that the present moment would be most ILL
chosen for the increase of the duty at lie asst on the
necessaries of life. The authorities should rather
seek to relieve the burdens in these hard times than
to increase them. On the other hand ii can hardly be
a matter of reproach to the Customs officials that
they consider 1t their duty to propose an incr ease of
duty on such articles in the Tariff as have in an es.
sential degree risen in price, in order to; increase the
, 1874-03-21
FOR SALE.

A pair of we'll broken in young Ponies
(Mares) bay of colour-quiet and gentle
in harness, as well as very pleasant riding
ponies.
Warranted sound and good.
c. U. DAM.
Bdlowsminde Goth March 1874.
, 1874-03-21
TELEGRAMS VIA HAVANA.
From the st. Tn. Times.
JAPAN.

Bird March
LoNDoN.-A despatch from Nangasaki, dated
2nd, states that the insurgents who appeared he
fore that city have been completely routed bv
government troops.
ASHANTEE.
5th March
LONDON.-Despatches have at last been recoiv-
ed from the Gold Coast, fully confirming the nra-
vious news of the triumph gained and dissipatino
the fears entertained with regard to the expedi-
ton. The King of Ashantee has surrenderad
himself to the English forces and is a prisoner
at the head quarters of General WoIsely.
POLAND.
5th March
L~oNDON.-The DAILY News'' correspondent
in st. Petersburg writes under date of 2Sth nlto
that in Eastern Poland have occurred serious
disturbances on account of the churches bav;nc
been closd by order of the government, A ons
place the disorder was SO great that thew had
to call in the assistance of the troops. who fred
on the insurgents wounding and killing several
persons.
GERMANY.
4th March.
sing a motion to deprive the Governor If AISoca
OF the power of declaring the country in q state
OF siege. To-day Prince Bismark made a now.
ertul speech against the motion declaring that he
never expected that Alsace would cordially adant
ltseAt TO German institutions, and that Alsaoe
has q share in the responsibility of the war.
I38. 0s"'D''
INDIA.
a. End March, y
LoNDov:-A despatch from the Lieutenant Gov Tow
ernor OF Bengal, received by the India Board
gives q most alarming picture of the situation Of
, 1874-03-21
THE "AVIS."
CHRISTIANSTED, ST. CROLX,
SATURDAY, DIST MARCH 1874.
~~ -

The Estate Two Brothers with Mars
Hill, Hesselberg, Smithfeld and Stony
Ground, was sold the day before yesterday
at public Auction to planter Hugh Hink-
son for s23,4OO including expenses. The
estate was appraised at about $22,6OO.
The Estate Jerusalem with Figtreehill
was sold yesterday at public Auction for
$4,000 to Messrs. Francis and James
Moore, respectively managers of Jealousy
and Sion Hill.
The Estate was appraised at $22,8OO.
, 1874-03-21

INDIA.

LoNDov-A despatch from the Lieutenant Gov
ernor of Bengal, received by the india Rosrd
gives q most alarming picture of the situation q
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-15

GEORGE llEARrr, fireman Of
the Ypsllanti NovrI'y Works, aud
brother in law OF John Gilbert, Of
this city, was found dead in his
bed Oh the 9th. Deceased had
been suffering for some time with
an acute attack Of qu'nsy, Lut was
not considered dangerous at any
period Of his sickness. On the
9Th Mr.. Gilbert passed the even
ing with, him and, going home,
sont a nurse to watch with him
during the !, night. Mr.. lIcarit
retired at the usual hour. He
slept aloac, lis wife thinking
he wonld rest better hy 81 doing.
The nurse. was in his room several
times during the night, aud found
linn breathing heavily. bat other
wise resting well. Tho. family
awakened ntillc install hour ~ the
morning, aud, Oh going, to his
room, f"nnd him lying upon his
back with life extinct. Ills body
was still warm, showing that lie
had been dead bat Shnrt time.
The causo # death, no doubt, was
ny thc'filling up of his throat,
thereby causing sirangulation
Deceased leaTcs a wife and one
cl,ild. lilo was about thirty five
years Of age and very much re-
spcctcd by his numerous friends.
lie lost his mother only u few
weeks ago, aud his deail, follow
ing SO soon makes il very sad
for lis friends. Detroit Tribune
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-15


The Farwell Reg;ster, edited
by that prince of good fellows, j.
S. Holden, in ,enarking on our
article of Jan. lst in regard to the
pioneering of this region, in the
newspaper line, say:
Yes b,ctl,er Radcliffe, what q
change. and perhaps we shall live
t. witness II greater, still. Fancy
The following contemporaries with
their greedy wants aud hu' CRY
train oflrin'cr'e devils all llowlin.
for patronage aud existence !:
~ The Orient Buyle, and Chip.
pewa Trumpet, he Lake Scream
CT, tho ltc,nick Scrsscher, tue
Glare Ast0nisher. and The I.p, mis-
Tightening Buy! What do yen
think Of that!
o.! spare IL! VIC haven't the
courage to look the future in the
face quite as sqnarvly as that; for,
in this comfy, We shoull have tu
prepare To greet the rustIn Bmter,
the Leroy Mouter, tho Ashton
Barker, the Highland Fling. the
Orient Bugle, Grape MaqnG!i-er,
and perhaps others. Let O.ceola
county recover fairly from its dose
Of three newspapers, before spccu
lating an any more.- Csce0tet
Outline.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-15
Mortgage Sale.

Default having been made in the payment
Of a certain AIN Of m,ney, secured to be paid
hy certain indcnturc Of Mortgage bearing
date the 5ih day Of December, 4. ID. 1872,
made and executed by Jefferson j. Tanner
and Minnie &. Tanner his wife, of Chase
Township, Coanty of Lake and State Of Mich.
igan, of the first part, to Clark and Simpson,
Of Reed City, County Of Osceola and State o9
Michigan, party of the second part, which
said Mortgage Wac duly recorded in the Of
flee Of the Register ofDccds i'm and for the
County Of Lake and State of Michigan, on
the 10th day of December, A. D. 1872, at
twelve o'clock, w., in Liber one O) of Mort
cages on page, 90 and 81; on which said
Mortgage there is claimed tn be due ut the
date OF this notice, the sum of Four hundred
and sixty-sevcn dollars aud fiity-two cents,
(st67. 5a) and also fifty dollars iS5o), as an
Attorney fee specified in said Mortgage to be
pail in case proceedings s.,df,ld be taken ID
fOreclosc the same and no proceedings at law
or in equity having been instituted to Recover
the said sum so remaining secured or any
part thereof.
Notice IL therefore hereby given that 10y
virtue of q power of sale in said Mortgage
contained and in pursuance Of the statute in
81
premises described in said Mortgage. to-wit:
All that certain tract or parcel of land lgs:
ing and being in the ';oanty of Lake and State
of Michigan, AMI known and described ~
follows, to-wit: a certain Lot commencing
en- UODrots west OF the northeast corner of
Section No. eight (Sl, RAINING ten Oo) rods
south, then eight S)rods west, then ten (lo)
rods north, then eight (S) rods cast to the
place OF beginning of said Section eight (S),
Town. seventeen % north of Range
'elevcn q y west, will he sol | to the highest
bidder, at the Soutl, door of the Court House
in the Township of Chase, County Of Lake
and State of Michigan, on
.Stiurtoy he l?M dag ~ Jnl.y, 4. II. 1873,
ut one clock p. m, of that day. said Court
House being the place of holding the Circuit
Court in, and FOR said County of Lake; to
pay the amount due on said Mortgage, and
costs. charges ami expenses allowed bv law
including said Attorney fee OF iifty dollars
$500 provided for in said Mortgage.
CLARK 4 SIMPSON, Mortgages. 80.
w. II. PALMER, Attorney for Mortgages.
Dated, April lith, 1874.
The above sale is hereby postponed until
the 3oth day of August, A. ID. 1919, at one
O'clock in the afternoon, ut the place above
| named.
CLARK 4 SIMPSON, Mortgages.
W. II. PALMER Aitornry for Mortgage.
Dated, July 10Th. 1873.
The above sale Ia rrby postponed until the
iota day of January, \. D. ii74. ut one ocloci, in
| the afternoon, at tn, place abrvc namcd.
CLARK & SIMPSON. Mortgages.
W. II. PALMER. Attorney for Mor,gagees.
DATED, August 10th. 1875.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-15

TIE first numl,er OF ,Sc,ltner's
Monthly Cor 1874 promises well
ir,r the future. The splendid past
cfilia deservcdly popular pcriodi-
cal Is known to all. II IL filled With
cl'oice reading matter, interesting,
inst, nciive and amusing. with
snperb illustrations. Nuw j. the
tin,o 10 subscribe. SEQ tho list Of
club rates on first page at tho
Star, md take advantage ofsecur-
lug n first. class magazine together
viii, your home rapor, at reduced
rates.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-15
Notice..

The undersigned c,ni,iatly with the
Committee appointment ny the lizard Of
Supervisors will rcce,y,.l sealed tArHdcrs
from partcs ds irous'vf filling The Offices
Of Superintendent sh.l Mstron Of the
Cuunt, Poor House nnd Farm. for the ensn.
ing wear commencing March thci7th 1874,
on Thursday the 9th Cay Of Fcbruvr. next
ensuing, ut the hour Of ten o'clo in the
forenoon, at the Office OF Lancashire Il
Broth Evnrt. Tenders to stsrs the an. Quit
of salar! required by applicants who can
furnish a team aud cows, or w.thoutit team
aud COWS The u.idcrsigncd viii not bind
Themselves {, accept the Invest 1, nder,
nor any tender from others than tllort ugh.
~ tihcicnt pcrsous
ALEX, M"FAaLASE, s'pc'intcnd'nts
SMIrn HAWKINS, OF tue Poor fJ'
wM Z. McMrLL'x, Osceola County.
Dated, Jan. the Stl, 1874. 33.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-15
Correspondence.
Eus: Saginaw, Mich.
Jan. 7 1874. (

Jan. I 1914.
EDIroE STAR: Since my last
in relation to the manufacture 1T
ncn'lock Extract, the business is
improving in every respect except
one or two fact ,ri.s; ono not
running this winter, for the want
OF Bark. BIT none Of them will
be caught another winter sh ,rt
Of stock. Tne Farwcil mnany
is waiting for Snoy which will
ma erially assist them IN haul.
ing in a',pat SIX hun lr.I cords of
Bark which they have scattered
through tn, w":s, from tw" t"
fonr miles from the factory, when
thcy will start mp tuli b ast.
The Alpcna factory Is running
and doing nicely. One of the
Stockholders in the factory Far
we'll has bought the right Of Me
costa county and un'lers'an lone
or two factories will he built there
in the slri z. That is conc n-ive
Evidence thtt hc his ca ii !cnc.
IN it's manufacture and fin nc,al
result; being clos'ly identified
with the Frwcli Co ,,inee its or
ganizatioa.
Mr.. G"' lell one If the pa'cn-
tees is now in Pc nsylvania, ch
in. the trade for two counties
The owners Of O>ccna county
stand rea, To- Contract 'Or all
that can b. manufactured IN that
county, at the factoiles or in tns
eastern market.
Yours &C..
j. +. EWING
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-15
VEGETINE. "
.Purilies the Blood, Rcnovates
and InvigOrates the whole
System. It's Medical Prop
critics are Alternative, Tonic,
Solvent and Diuretic.

NEJETINE IL made exclusively from tho Juices
Of carefully ssl,ctcd barss. roots and hrrbs. and
80 strongly concentrated that II will eTectually
eradicate from the system every tsint OF Ssrofula
Scrcfuious iium,r, tn nsrs, Cancer. Canccrous
ease-. Cankrr. rsintnrss at the SteMsch and sll
diseases that arise rom impure blood. Sriatira.
lufnamm at0ry and Chron r Rheumrf!sm. Nru-
rslxia, Cont, and Spinsl Complaints can only he
cf1cctua,ly cured through III, blood.
For Ulcsrs aud Erapfivr Diseases % the Skin.
head aud r;nswoyn. VEGTJNE has never failed
10 effect q permanent cure.
For Pains liz the Back, kilurs Complaints,
-Dropsy, Female weakeess, .Iruc"rrifsa. aSasing
from internal liberation and uterinc di.cps aud
Urneral Debility. NEGETfNE acts dir.ctly upon
and strengthens tho who'll syetin, net upon the
sccrctiyo organs. allays Inflammation, cures ul
ceration and rcgulaf the bowels.
For Cstarrh. bysb~psia, Iiabituai CoStivucss,
Palpifation Cfthc Iirsrt. Headache, Piles. Nrr.
Semsness, AID ccsrrAi Prostitution Of tho Ncr-
perfect satiafactipu ~ the FEGETTNE. II puri.
Il - the blood, cranses all OF the orgnas. and po
ses,cs a controlling power over tn h'rvous rys-
TEN. -
The remarkable cures offered by vEGETINE
have induced many rhysieaane and apothecnri.s
whom We know t. prcscribc AID use II Ia their
In Tsci, vEGETIyE il th, beat remedy yet dis.
covered ior the above IN s~ase- and v mo only re-
liable $1,000 PURIFIER yet placed before the
public
Prepared by
\. R. STEPHENS, Boston, Mass
Prize Lq'. sold by a.lalruggi'ts and deHlcr,
cX sryriry
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-15

tx Gov. MOVES has been nom
mated by the Republican mem
bc Of the Obi" Legislature as
Candidate f'.r y. S. Senator. and
the Dem Gratis have chosen Thur.
Inau FIR re election.
The Lake County star. [volume] (Chase, Mich.) 1873-current, 1874-01-15
CAUTION!
TreSDaSSerS and Others !

Persons arc hereby warned against purc'i-
asing Pine, Elm, or other Logs, Timber, or
Bark, from SwcIcs or Others purporting to
own railroad lain Is, unless w,.iHen authority
for such sale is presented from this Office /; a.
VIZ shall hold all such sales void AMI enforce
our Lien Law against such purchasers.
Tr.spasScrs upon our Lands arc, also. no.
titled that we are collecting evidence against
them, and Pine 7aieres must look out, fornn
example will he made Of them that will he n
warnin, for the future. Our Solicitor. Hon.
d. u. Hughes, is getting rod in pickle
for such. WM. \. HOWARD, Com'r.
r. Il. l.. PiEacs, S:c'y LDei Dept
III Grand Rapids, Dec. 10Th, 1878.