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sHERlFF's SALE.
Joseph Harsn
Edward Luettke ct al.

DY virtue Of IN order Of sale to ne directed
from tue court Of common plaas Of NOS
roe county. Ohio, will offer for sale, At the
front door Of the court house in tho town Of
Woodsneld, between the hours Of 10 O'clock
a. m. and O'clock p. m, on
Saturday, the 18th day of August, 1876,
the following described real estate, situate
in Monroe county, Ohio, to wit:
Lot number six in the town Of Millions.
burg. on which ia 4 steam Touring mill and
other improvements.
Appraised at sa,seo.
T. o. LITTLE,
july:1, Sheriff N. G. o.
:. L. HosPRLRa and HoLLIsfsR & OksY, Att,ys.
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E The boiler explosion, near Anti
och, Of which we give full account else
where, is the most disastrous event OF the
kind that ever occurred in our county,
and in terrific force has rarely If ever been
e4ualed anywhere by so small q boiler.
j The cause, asin so many other cases,
is . mystery, but the most probable con-
lecture is that some kind Of gas had gen.
Grated in the boiler, which being heated
to certain degree, exploded with de-
structive power which rivals the marvel
ous results of nitro-glycerine.-
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stop, rhiei.Catcher:, !, l:,,.

The Republican Congressman have ar
rived at the conclusion that investiga-
tions are likely to injure HAYES chances
OF election, and have put themselves
sqaarely or the record -sgainst allowing
the result OF Investigations to become
known. On motion to permit the com
mittees having these matters in charge
to report at any time, every Republican
member voted "No" They hope by such
means, and by fiIlibusterlng, to prevent
the reports Of the rascsli,ies and abuses,
practiced by the administration which
they have endorsed, from coming to light
before the election.
This maneuver to conceal the short
comings of their clansmen is not likely
to commend them to honest reformers,
but they have carefully calculated the
cost, and have ascertained that il is better
to hear the odium of some unknown in
iquity, than to permit the whole mass OF
corruption to be laid bare before the out
ragged and indignantpeople. f.
| They excuse themselves by saying that
the Democrats want these Developments
for partisan purposes. Admit they do
The people want the thieves detected and
punished, no matter if it docs help the
Democratic party. 1t is blessing tc
this country thatitis is to the interest o.
one party to expose the rascslities OF th'
other; and it is wisdom in the people t
give those engaged in ferreting GU
thieves the amplest facilities for the work
1 Itwas we'll that the people elected
Democratic House to hunt out tn
thieves, and it will be well for them L
elect q Democratic President to scourg
the thieves from the offices through whicl
they have plundered. Sac 81.
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&lf vou NEGLECT To stamn uonr le

Hlf you neglect to stamp your let
ters before mailing them, the benevo-
lent old gentleman can no longer per-
form the duty for you. The Post Mas
ter General has issued an order reviving
an old decision, to the effect that no out.
side parties can be allowed to afiix
stamps on letters deposited without pre-
payment. The postage must be paid
by persons mailing or away goes the
letters to the dead letter office -Wheel-
ina REGISTER, ans5sG l,
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ETAnitem from the Enquirer ap
pesred in this paper last week, to the ef-
feet that HAYES had signed a bill increas
ing the fees Of officers. 1t was copied
through iDadvertence, and is untrue. The
Governor Of Ohio signs no bills.
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EgWhile there is . general disposi-
ton among the more liberal minded to
give HAYES credit for quite an assortment
OF good intentions, large in number, but
small 10 size, there are growing apprehen-
sions that his administration would be
little removed from third term Of
GRAxr. se s ae4-
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SHERIFFS SALE
s--1.1s-
..a Welty 4 Bro. Jss
W. 4 [
Gee.ge Weber ct ux.

virtue Of an order Of sale to me- directed
ID from the court of common pleas Of Mon
roe county, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the
front door of the oourt house, in the town Of
Woodsfeld, between the hours OF 10 o'clock
q. m. and 4 o'clock p. m ,on
Saturday, the 18th day Of august. 1876,
The following described real estste situate in
the county and State aforesaid, to wit:
Lot number thirty-ntne in the town o.
Lewisvirle. 4
Appraised ats, 100.
...s3,,.t .le TO. LITTLE, q
july1i,'7sw5: fr,e. Sheriff u. G. O..
l.. HoBrpLsR, Atty. t,z,s..
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In Mexico, President Ledro's re-elec.
ton needs only the formal approval of
Congress. In Hayti, Gen. B 'isrond Ca
pal has been chosen President by the Ma.
tional Assembly. Both these rulers are
friendly to. the United States, and are
likelyto maintain cordial relations with
% during their respective terms.
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~ The Commercial has signalized
its mastering into the ranks of the
HArks party by collecting and republish-
ing an extensive batch Of stale stuff
about TiLpEN. The Commercial should
leave mud singing to papers which are
capable of nothing better. af ess
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HThe Cincinnati Commercial as was
generally expected, has slid of the fence
into the HArEs and WHEELER camp, thus
endorsing the men who endorse the plat
form which endorses the Grant. admins
tfation.
AZ soon % the campaign is over, II tue
Commercial follows its custom. it will
again gracefully straddle tue top rail-
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spurious ano Genulne L,beral..

Among the much yaunted Liberals"
there are few 'ssnldiers of fortune
men whose services are at the command
Of whoever will offer the largest bribe for
them But the larger number OF them
honestly seek for reform, and notwith-
standing their frequent inconsistencies,
are doubtless sincere.
Atleast three. .fourths of them come
ont Of the Republican party, which, it
may be mentioned incidentally, appears
from this fact to be less attractive to re-
formers than il the Democratic party
During the intervals between political
campaigns, these Liberals are very Ger
tain that they have broken their political
shackles, and that hencefortli they will
vote with that party and for those men
whose success viii most promote the pub
lie welfare. They would have all men
cast off party allegiance. and become free
and Independent asthey are. Then nc
unworthy candidate who might secure
his nomination by intrigue could be car
ried into Office by the mere force Of his
party's majority. Candidates would be
tried by the tests Of integrity, capability
and patriotism, and none but the mos
meritolious would find favor. al
This is the way they feel and thini
when no political excitement prevails. :
But alas, there is such a sin as backslid
ling. Nosooner do parties array them
selves against each other than thes
puris,s begin to see that good Republi
can is little better than a good Demo
crat, and before the election arrives they
see very clearly that any Republican i
hetter than any Democrat. The part.
to Which they formerly belonged be
comes wholly right and the other who'll.
wrong. g
/ So it goes from year to year. Betwee1
campaigns the Liberal party is like tn
leaves of the forest when Summer i
tgreen, but pending an election it is lik
the leaves Of the forest when Autumn i
blown. A Fifth Avenue Conference il
the month of September could scarcel.
| muster Chairman and Secretary.
/ However tits but just to say that no
quite all who profess to be Liberals in
dulge in these periodical firtations Will
Reform. A small number Of them de
cline to lay aside their principles will
theirlwinter clothes; and this number cal
be very accurately ascertained BY count
ing those who now support that Presi
Dental candidate whose position is far il
advance of the other as practical Re
former. sra ~
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~We learn that Mr.. Samuel Will
ken, aged n years, one OF the oldest
and best respected citizens of London.
derry township, died at his residence
near Antrim, last Sabbath, and was bu.
ried on MISUNDERSTANDING Ne,cs,
9th uLt.
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Notice.

A IL persons are hereby notified that boy
N named Philip Broom, (but known here by
the name of John Ebert,) taken by me from
the Washington county In6rmary to raise and
provide for, aged IA years, has absconded; and
that am no longer responsible for him and will
not pay any debts contracted by him ON my
account. EEW1S EBERT.
Salem Township, Monroe Co., Ohio.
iuly25, ,'76w3. had .gRE
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Chicago Cattle Market.

-. - July ".
CATTLE-Fair to choice natives 4
50a5; through Texans 3 20a8 60; na-
tive cows 3s3 25; choice graded steers
are quoted at 5. l0a5 S25.
HOGS-Good to choice light 6 5Oa6
55; heavy. 6 40a6 60; Pailadelphias &
75a6 80; rough mixed 20a6 35; ship.
pers 5 50a5 IS
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HJERE. BLACK, counsel for BEL
ksAp. urged in extenuation that BELKNAP
is no guiltier than GRANT that his ofense
was merely the outgrowth of system
which others established.
The Republican Senator'S before whom
BELKNAP is being g.tried having heartily
endorsed the author OF that system,
BLACK naturally expects them to vote for
his acquittal.g -.
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JACOB MANN'S WILL.

lNIICE is hereby given. that the last Will
Monroe c6Eestament Of Jacob Mann. late of
the record thar Ohio, deceased together with
18th dav of ~ ;yas destroyed by fire on the
fed COM ~ oune' ioOr, and that a dulys certi.
to h'u copy thereof was supplied and asuittsd s
NJ H. ,a,e ar ehe Probate Court on the 10Th day
oi July 1876. and recorded therein. A u"s
,F.x.,. JAS. R. MORRIS.
aug1, ,76w3. -Aonf0e Oo ohlo. 4
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wC Col. Robinson, engineer Of the
Bellaire and Southwestern, was in town
Tuesday. Col Robinson and his assis-
tants will at once lay out and stake off
the line between this city and Bethel
church, 80 that work can be commenced
as soon as the lettings are ade.-Bel-
laire Independent, 9th ult.
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Cincinnati Live stock Market.

go July q.
CATTLE-Common 2 25a3; fair to
medium 3 25a4; end good butchers and
shipping grades 25a4 IS; fair to good
Texas and Cherokee steers and cows 8
25a4, and fair to good heavy oxen 3a4.
HOGS-Common rongh and; d;tail ends
Sac 25; fair to good light 35a6 IS. and
fair to good heavy 6 50a6 Is. --.,s--.
saEEP-Supply liberal aud market
steady at frem 34a44o for common to fair,
and 4aa54c for good to extra per1b gross.
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SOUR WESTERN BORDER 100 Years
Ago. new and rare Historical volume of
Border Life, Struggle and Adventure. by CHAs.
McKNIeHT Esq, 800 pages, Price So 90,
Published by J. c. MCCURDY s. CO.. Phila-
delphia Pa, Cincinnati, O., Chicago, ILL.,, and
St. Louis, No., and sold by Agents. For terms
and Illustrated Circular address the Publishers
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ChicaRo.

July 2S-Flour 1 50a6 %; Wheat
89as0c. Corn 4sc: Oats 2eic; Rye
56c; Barley Bic
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Baltimore Live stock Market.

OFFICE MARYLAND Stock SCALES,
BALTIMORE, July 26, 1876. I
CATTLE-Sales at 34@5ic, very few
sales at the latter. The market was not
as good as last week "F .zs'aa
] HOGS-9@9ac, most sales being
made at 94@9fc. Fr 5 l2 t.@as.l
SHEEP-We quote butcher sheep at
4@51c, more being sold at the latter
prices than there were last week; lambs
l 50@3 30 per head, or 4A@64c; stock
sheep 2@3 90 per head; feeding sheep
aa@4tc. 81 ass
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RAILROAD. LETTING.
Bellaire and southwestern r. r

BeIIaire and SOuthWeStefn R. IL,
THE portion of the Bellaire & Southwestern
i Railway between Armstrong; Mills, Bel
mont County, and Beallsville, Monroe County,
is offered for the attention of contractors.
Sealed proposals for grading and bridging
the same will be received at the office of the
Engineer of said Company, in Bellaire, until
the Sth day of August next Profles and spec
ifcations furnished at any time after tho 1st
day of August. The Company reserves the
right to reject any of the bids offered. Salts
factory security for the performance Of any
contract will be expected.
,-... - T. D. PAUL,
Engineer in Charge.
Bsllairs, O., July "A, ls76-iuly25vs.
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1875. WHERE NOW? 1876.

1876. WHERE NOW? 1876.
To MICHIGAN, one of the foremost four
ishing and healthy Statesl
WHAT FOR?
To buy FARM out of the
o N e NJ LION ACR e s
of fine farming lands for sale by the
GRAND RAPIDS & INDIANA B. B. 81
Strong Soils Ready Markets. Sure Crops.
Good Schools. K. r. runs through center Of
grant. Settlements all along. All kinds Of
Products raised. Plenty Of water, timber
and building materials. Price from "a to
$40 per acre; one-fourth down, balance on
time. - - Il qb sgso} .s%-.e
6Send for illustrated pamphlet, full Of
facts and figures, and be convinced. Address
W. A. HOWARD, Comm'r,
Grand Rapids, kloh.
P. RI. PBlRCE, see'y Land Dept. {
fsb1 ,'7emSsew. a'f@ W I
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wThe Bellaire & Southwestern Rail.
road Co, have received the first install.
ment of ties. Look out, for the loco
motive will be next.-Bellaire Leader.
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H The Athens Messenger pretends to
think that Mr.. VAN Worries will receive q
largely increased majority in this dis
trict. q sta II s- 1850.
1t may be just as well now as any time,
to serve notice on all concerned, that Bro
VAN Worries will need to behave himself
very prettily to secure any majority ; and
if he proposes to support the "SHERMAN
sham"-that great quagmire in the road
to prosperity-he may as we'll close bis
boarding account in w ashington.
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Beallire & Southwestern Railroad.
FOR LETTING.

GEALED PROPOSALS will be received un.
y til the second day Of August next. for gra-
ding and bridging eight miles of the line from
Bellaire into the valley Of Wegee Creek.
The Company reserves the right to reject
any bid.
This letting is intended to provide work fol
parties who have heretofore proposed to take
half stock and half cash for pay, or for any
others who may desire to propose for the worl
on similar terms. All such are invited to bic
on this portion Of the work.
s'e' sotssN e.j II. D. PAUL, 4,1''
Engineer in Charge.
Bellaire, O., July IA, 1S76-iuly25w2.
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Mix equal parts each.

In plain English, it consists of equal
parts Of iincture Of opium, red pepper,
rhubarb peppermint, and camp5or, and
is tue best remedy extant for summer
complaint, diarrhea, cramps in the bow
els, and similar ailments, and affords al.
most instant relief. The dose is from 3
to 10 drops for a child, according to
age, and 10 TO 80 drops for an adult ac
cording to the severity of the attack.
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HThe sBrothers,in law" and broth
er 0RvlLLE are all right for HAYES -
Thsy feel as il they were not quite out
ID the cold vet. = Ts's
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E The Democrats have concluded
that we have chances In this State worth
fighting for, and every inch Of ground
will be contested p-i
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CIncinnatJ,

CINCINNATI.
July 2S--Flour 4 50a5 90; Wheat !
02al 10; Corn 44a45c; Oats 25a3Sc ;
Barley 58a65c; Rye 55a57c. s ea.,-.
3 d- New York,
{ July 9S-Flour 3 25@S 80. Wheat IS
al AS; Corn 53a56c; Oats 30a44c ;
Rye 50a7Sc; Barley S5aS6c. =
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HThe Convention which nominated
VAN voRHEs endorsed the Cincinnsti
platform, including GRANT Nov Mel
son give us letter OF acceptance endors.
ing the endorsement Gs&d sssi -.
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sERv1AN SUCCESSES REPORTED.

BELGRADE, July 25.-The Servian ar
my, under Gen. Zach, encountered the
Turks near Yavor. The artillery FIRE
lasted seven hours, and was followed by
an infantry enga cement in which the Ser.
vians we're completely successful. Two
other minor Servian successes are re-
ported. aale.. 81.
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baltimore.

July 2s-Flour 4 00s6 so. Wheat
s0al o.; Corn 4Sa56c; Oats 33a3Sc /;
Rye 60a65c. n,i
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Sun Cholera Mixture.

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn. July Z, 1876.
Editor of the Journal of Commerce:
Will you oblige a regular reader by
printing the formula for and dose of the
so.called "Sun Cholera Mixture ?" /
have had copy but mislaid it, and
would be glad to get it soon. }i2s
Respectfully yours, j., L. g.
REPLY.-We have had several calls
for the above. The following is the
prescription:
30 aas Tinct. Opii, 81
IS Capsici, 10
edj Rhei CO., Js
SO Menth pip. a
a " Campho.
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Phllade1Dhl8.

July 2s-Flour 4 0oa6 25; Wheat IL
al %; Corn 5Sa60c; Oats 33a35c; (;
Rye Toe.
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East Liberty Cattle Market.

EAST LIBERTY, Pa, July ~.
HOGS-Yorkers 6 S0a7; Philadel.
phiss Z loaf rs. 80 zo ','
! SHEEP-Selling at 4a5.
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heLlisrss 4 oKsy, Att.ys. szsa szays
~. ga y sasssss & sf
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~lt is fact worth thinking Of, thai
while such eminently pure and patriotic
men as Judge HoADLEr, CHARLES FRAN
CTS ADAMS, PARKE GOODWIN and F. n
BIRD have come to the support of TIL
DEN, not BABcocK, or BELKNAp, or q
ROBSON, or DELANo, or ScHENcK, OF
a McDoNALD, or a Boss SHEPHERD, OF
any of that ilk have faltered in their de.
votion to the candidate whom GRANT
wants as q successor. g 3,
wWheneyer q Reformer shows bis
head GRANT smites it; but he has all the
4 e
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W0odsfieJd stock Market.
July a1.-Csttle 3a31c per pound !;
Sheep 2f@3c per pound. Hogs DC pei
pound. 4 Jl su
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July q, 1876

81 lFrom the Daily Register.l
Wheeling Live Stock Market.
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llvADxuMsrsArlos CrscIrs: Whis,
~ rings f ~ aisei
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UGRAsr.s hosom friend. ZACH
CHAHpLER, is bottle holder for HAYEs.5
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FOREIGN.
The Turco-servian War.

CoNsrANrrNopLE, July 25.-OAicial
dispatches say that Turkish detach-
ment from Satchanitza crossed the Ser.
vian frontier and defeated the Servians,
killing 5000. 1t also burned three villa.
ges Thirteen Turkish battalions attack
ed and routed the Montenegrans, neal
Nevesinje. Abdul Kagin, commander.
in chief Of the Turkish troops, has ar.
rived at Nissa. A great battle is immi
nent .j 5'fT
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We) 9bbertistnlents,
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Els tate of Ed,Uard Hopton, Deceased.

THE undersigned has been appointed and
l. qualified as Administrator of the estate of
Edward Hopton, late Of Monroe county. decd.
Dated this 9th day Of July, A. D. 1876.
aug1, 76w3. HARVEY T. MITCHELL.
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sHERIFsS SALI. 2
LIS Delaplais &Ssa
G.. 81. Hufnai st d.

s. 81 - ~ III -. "a - - - - M -sl
Or virtue Of aHsrdsf p saae = - atFset-
" cd from the eeurt q ocmmqn Pleas 81
Monroe county, Ohio, vii .ener icr 9a1e g
the front door Of the court heuss, = ths teyn
OF Woodsaeld, betwssa the hsufs' - -
o'clock .. n. and O'Clock p. -. % .sss.'s 3
Ssturdov. The. ] OK day If Assvaa. 1915.
-, s.u..;. s,S ..... .ss... -.
49,. ".s, nh;. - ,rs' e'sss 'sss'fst
Ths .sss h.,s - ~ '.s.ss v.... s.,.., ~
-.,s -. - .s-..hs. -. - 49, =.
osn,.;r;r. ..,.n., n;r. "a .;x,s.. h..'
sr.s,h .o,.s :
Aiso tvsrtv .sr.. h.,,,n,r~ :. n. ..,sk
vest corner ef the seuthsast Quarter q Is.
t,or one tovr.hin a., a. y.ree AZ. tiS.S.
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Democratic County Ticket.

aEHSnALL cHAsar: HA1Es in place Of
GRAEr. es sltsss ssi
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-01-19

STAGE LINES. LIVERY STABLES
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE..

TEyO A. HIGGENS--YOU ARE HEREBY
h notified that the assessment work, as per
requirements Of the United States Mining
Law of May 10, 1872, has been performed by
me on the Monroe mine, situated in Sierra
District, Humboldt cosnty, Nevada, in and
upon the original location thereof, for the
year Of 1875 and prior hereto. and other ex-
penditures of money and labor on the Monroe
lode, to the amount of $1,000, and that If you
do not contribute your proportion OF $3.50 in
gold coin of said sum on or before 80 days
from this date, yonr interest in said Monroe
claim will become the property Of the under
signed, and that | demand of you the imme-
diate payment thereof.
Sierra District, November %, 1875.
WIN. WEBELHUTH.