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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09
HOUSE

In the house, on the 21st, Mr.. Whit
thone introduced a resolution to authorize
the mixed commission to inquire and report
as to the future naval policy of the United
States. The house then proceeded to vote on
the bill to organize the Judiciary, and it was
passed-l43 To 1872. Mr.. Ellis offered a reso-
luton for the appointment of a subcommittee
10 visit and take testimony in regard to the
Mississippi river and the region subject to
overflow, IN order to obtain such data and
practical information as to make the neces-
sary amount of appropriation; provided, that
the visit be not made at public expense.
Adopted. Adjourned till Wednesday.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

IHEE is new wonder reported from
CALIFORNIA; rival yalley to the Yo-
semitic. IT is in the South Forks of
Kings river, forty-five miles from vi
saIia: The valley is nine miles in length
and has an average width at the bottom
of half a mile. 1t is 5000 feet above the
level of the sea, and its walls are about
5000 feet high. The falls have more
water, but are less picturesque, than
those of the Yosemite
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09

CHINA has the largest garden in the
= world. There are fifty thousand square
miles around Shanghai which are called
the Garden of China, and have been for
hundreds of years undera-high state of
cultivation. Three crops year are har-
vested. II is all meadow land, raised
but few feet above the water, and has
complete network of water comm uni
cation. -
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1876-03-09
CENTENNIAL.
Notable Incidents an the War Of IEasIepeH

During this centennial year the follow
ing chronological table will be found of
interest and should be preserved
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

VIM. f Briclcll, State Of Lnui>iana,
" Parish of Richland
M 80 y. =. Parish Court of
jaime, +. Coirlnar. Madison Parish.
10y VIRTUE OF \ WRIT OF Fl FA
issued from the Hon. Parish Court, in
AMI for the Parish of Ma iison and 20 me
directed - Sheriff of Richland Parish, have
,cize.! and viii OTTER tor sale at the door Of
the Cour'aou-c, in Rl"vilr. La ON
Sairrd'y. 5ai tag If .4oy"si, 1876, Sc.
the following described property, to-wit an
undivided one fourth interest IN and to tho
following lands Fri : W of Sec. II aud
lot No. : in :. T. fl {! Sec. 81 4. l. n. r.
10 f.; all Of 5. T. ! See. 81 TIL y. Il 9 F.,
containing 3}7 600 acres situated in Rich.
land ParI>! also III" following property stu.
atcd IN Fra"kim Parish, viz : IL certain lot of
ground % mmrncin% AT poin, on the line
dividing the Parishes OF Richland and Frank
lin, go feet west of the yin house on the Point
hayhln plantation AMI running thence west
2lO feet - ~ To include the gin, thence east
l2n feet thence north @lu feet thence west
10 feet to the initial point containing acres
more or less, with al buildings and improves
mcnis thereon.
Terms cash with benefit oc aupraiScmcn,.
{. H. MOORE, Shcrlil.
RayvIlc, La. July !. 1876 -6t.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
SHERIFF SALE.

MrLaran, W illiams 4 Co
vs.. NJ" 6D6. State of Louisiana
Succession of Parish &C. RiclIland
Nargar,.l STAFFORD, dee Parish Court
Ey virtue Of ii Judgment of said CuHr:.
ordering ia" sale of prorrr'y OF sud Surcrs
sion, To pay pla,n,id'> riaims, with in,ercs,
and costs, and Il VIII 81 Sole directed 10 mr..
have seized aud taken INTO my possession,
and will OlIrr for sale to the highest bidder.
~ the door of the Court house in RayviIle, La,
within the legal hours of sale, on
Tuesday, the % day of Aug, 1876,
the following described property, together
with all The improvements, brlonginy 10
the succession OF Mrs. Margaret Stafford,
appraised Oh the inventory thereof ar Fifteen
Hundred Dollars \ lot of ground near the
Town of Girarh. lying South of the Y. = X +.
X. X bnundrk q; the North 10y the Rich, of
Way OF said L. Il and on the West by the
public road leading from Girarl down Boeui
River, and described il. deed To Margaret
Stafford, IL beginning N Il hiccory tree, iur Il
corner. and running thrnce West ~ wards 10
sycamore tree thence Snuh ~ yards Ia
another sycamore, thence east ~ wards 10 a
sh>>afraS tree, thence North ~ wards To the
plare of beginning. continuing about one acre
OF land of land, and embracing the >tor, house
formerly occupied by \ FrciIhrm 4 Co.
aui known ~ the White Store III Girarh, la
Terms cash at the time uf Of sale at not less
than the above appIai,cmru,
c. II. MOORE.
Sheriff.
Ill.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

No',cc is hereby giren TO all Mo.e interested
that the Beacoh is sill the ebFciai journal Of
Richiand Parish and Judicial adrcr!iSiag
made IN any other manner is nuliun wi;h
out cfed.
ADvERrrsENEHTS.- The latter part of the
first paragraph Of the act above referred to
reads thus: Each paper so contracted with
shall he the official journal of the Parish
wherein it shall he published, aud all
rarochial printing and advertising for or in
said parish shall be done by and published in
said journal and after such selection and con
tract, and notice thereof to the Police Jury,
Clerk of Court and Sheriff of said Parish
every publication and advertisement in any
other paper than the one so selected shall,
during the term of such selection and con-
tract, he null and void for any iegGl purpose
"ln any Parish where no paper has been
selected il shall be sufficient and lawful
- publish any sale to be made by the Sheriff,
Cnroner, Constable or other officer, 10y
posting a, the Court house door and two other
public places in The PARISH
A II acts and parts of acts conflicting with
the rOvisons of this act are hereby repealed"
1t is clear from the above that where
PAPER has been selected, that all notices made
in auy other way than that prescribed is "null
and void for any legal purpose If.
The Liverpool, London and Globe Fire
Insurance Company pays losses Immediately
on adjustments. without delay aud without
discount. J. F.. BEuEy. Agent.
Feb %, 1876. tjanl. Monroe, La.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
Fine Sensibilitics arc like
WOOllbiHes.

Delightful luxuries of beauty Ia Irvine
around a solid upright stem of understanding,
bat very poor things IT uusu>raiucd by strength.
they a." lrit To creep along ihr grrm"d. 80
il is with the body. when >usralue.! by strength
and health then all i, beauty and happiness.
yut when euiecbicd hy disease, there l. no
>iIvery lining IL he clouds Gloom rervaIrs
al ua'urc and hope Gwindlrs into despair.
Invalid, wnuih you enjoy tl.at c>tI,nablc boon,
heath Know tia; j. within your power
thousands have hrcu rs bad of as son are.
Strength TO 'iI"ir cnirrbled limbs, and j"y To
'hrir drSpomding hearts has been impaired by
The J"dl"i"l use of Dr.. IUrTs VEGETABLE
LIVER PILLS, the loon Ia suffering humanity. -.
Remember, the place to buy anything nj
the sewing machine, sewing machine attach
merr, Ill or needle line. is AT the Sewing Ma
chine Emporium Of J +. hen Monroe La
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
The POst-Omce Appropriation
Bill.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The report Of the
Committee Of Conference on the Post. Office
Appropriation bill recommends the adoption
of the following provision All third class
ma'l.ma'ter, except unsealcd circulars, shall
he transmitted al the rate Of one cent for
every two ounces, or fractional part thereof
and one cent for each additional two ounces,
and the sender may write his name therein
or on the outside, proceeded by the word
from, or may write briefly, or may pint
on any package the number and name Of the
articles enclosed.
Publishers of magazines, etc. may print
thereon the time at which subscriptions havs
teen paid, and addresses on postal cards and
unsealed circulars may be written, printed or
affixed thereto at the option of the sender.
The section PR hibting the sale of envelopes
and newspaper wrappers below the actual
cost, including clerk hire, legal postage and
all other expenses connected herewith, is
retained without alteration.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

The following paragraph was nninten,ion.
ally inserted in the Notice ty the Beard Of
Assessors, it having been copied from the old
rotice
As the assessments have principally brpn
made from old lists and lani entry. il is inn
por'ant that every property owner come for
ward and see that his property is properly
classified, within the thirty days allowed"
Maj. Oliver has been at considerable en-
pcn>e and trouble To get III" roll corrected,
and employed parties to visit In. tai. payers
for that purpose, and has used every cxcr,ion
10 maze a fair and impartial listing.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

We learn. that a negro was shot on the
Rcncher place last Saturday evening by a
young man named Gull, who was living on
the place. ltappears the colored rGan ~as
out al a house occupied by another colored
man, GULL sent for him two or three times,
but he refused TO come. Chill started down
with his gun, til. negro came ont and ran Off
GULL fred upon him striking him with two
shots one in the shoulder blade and another
IN the thigh. This is The only version we
have heard of the affair
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
Sherif's Sale.

Wells & Williams State of louisiana
vs.. No. 71l. Parish of Richland,
&c Boies. Parish Court
DG virtue Of an order of seizure and sale
Id issued from the Honorable Parish Cour, ia
and for said Parish and State, in the above
entitled and numbe eel suit. and To me direc-
ted. have seized and will Offer for sale al
the door of the Cour, house, in the town of
Rayville, La, to the last aud highest bidder.
within the hours prescribed by law, on
Saturday, The 19ih day Of .7ug, 1876,
the following described property ro-wir:
West J and South J of South. East ! Of Sec
ton 81. Township - North. Range ii East
Terms, on II months credit, purchaser To
give hood with approved security, snd mort
gage retained on the property sold.
{. II MOORE Sheriff.
Rayville, La, July -. lS76-td.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
SlIEIsIFF-S SALE.

William H. TrueloYe/ State of Louisiana,
". No. III Parish of Rrchand,
Peter Recouy, Parish Court.
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SElZ.
Id IRE and sale issued from the Hon. Parish
Court in and for said Parish and State, aud to
me directed. in the above styled and num-
berrd suit, have seized and will oh-r for
sale 10 The last and h'ghes, bidder, at the
door Of the Courthouse IN ;!ic town Ct Rayvillc,
La, within the hour, prescribed by law, on
Sairrdoy, The 5h day Of .7rgust, 1876.
the following described property. io.wir: $.
F.. I Of S w. ], aud n. f. ! of :. W ! of Sec.
5. 1. Ii n, r. i. + containing 80 acres more
or less.
Terms Of sale. twelve months credit with
out the benefit Z" appraisemcnt: purchaser
To give bond with approved security and
mortgage retained on the property
&. II. MOORE, Sheriff.
Rayville, La. July 8, 1876.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
Another Premium to Subscribers.
TWO PAPERS ron THE PRICE or ONE.

The lNFoRMEI is an eight page, monthly
paper, published AT Elrln, H.. at "a cents
per annnm. IL is devoted 10 Hcqib. Tan.
peran'e, Pcace, Religion, .9sricniinye, The
Dairy, etc, each department being in rhHrgr
of a competent editor. We have an arrange
ment with the publisher by which we are
enabled TO offer it free for one year, to every
one who obtains n new subscriber 10 onr
paper, or he may have it sent To a. many
other persons as he sends us names for ours
With such AN 'inhucemenI, will not cvriy
reader cndeavor To secure AT least one sub
scriber for the BEACON. and receive The Is
FORMER year fm his roubiet Send all
names and money 10 this office. If
We will advertise any horse, mule Sc. for
the owner that may be >rrayrd off or stolen
on conditions that if The animal j. not rrcnv-
ered no charge, and if recovered the owner
will agree TO pay us $40 Tor advertisement.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
HEADQUARTERS CENTRAL EXECUTIVE
DEMOCRATIC REPRESENTATIVE Con-,
RICnLAyp PAR. STATE or LorIsr,x,

All Democrats and Conservatives residing
in R'chland Parish said State will please AZ
semble in Mass Meetings in their respective
wards, io.wit Ward No |. at Delhi: Ward
No .. at Rayvile; Ward No. ), at Girard ;
Ward No. 4, a, Alto; Ward No 5, at Red.
mouth on the 10Th day; being the
2nd Saturday Of .4ugu:t 1876,
ard to form Democratic and Conservative
W1rd clubs and 10 elect President, Vice
Presidents and Secretaries, they will please
form roll Of membership. Each Ward will
please eject ten delegates 10 the Parish Con
venlion to meet at RayviIe on tile OH day,
(rhe 2nd Saturday, 9Th September 1876. for
the purpose of nominating candidates for
Parish offices.
By order of the Chairman Central Executive
Committee Of Richland Parish, State of
Louisiana, this LIST August 1876.
p. II. TOLER,
j. NEWT PiT1s, Chairman, Ex Com.
Secretary, 81.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
SHERIFFS SALE.

Gustarc Crnzat State Of Louisiana
W. No 76l Parish of Richan,i,
William Hampton. l2,h District Cou;i
OF franklin Parish
BY virtue of a writ of ii. fa. issued from
the Honorable i2rh District Cont in and for
the Parish 81 franklin, in the above styled
and numbered suit, and 10 me directed, n.
Sheriff of Ihe Parish Of Richland, | have
seized and taken into my possession and will
offer for sale at the door of the Cont house in
the town Of RayviIle, La, to the last aud
highes, bidder within the hours prescribed by
law, on
saturday, The i9'h dag Of .Aps. 1876,
the following described properly, To wit:
The Sonih J of the \ f.. ! of Section ~,
:. W. ! of Section II, the n. W. ! Of lhe n.
w. Of Section IS. and the $. F.. ! OF Section
2o. Township Il North, Range Il East, CON
tanning I 10 acres, more or less, reserving I2O
acres or so much thereof for homestead as is
exempt by law from seizure. To be sold in lots
of not less than ten nor more than fifty acres.
Terms, on | -! months credit. purchaser to
give bond with approved security, and morris
gage retained on the property sold.
{. II. MOORE, Sheriff
Rayviile, La, July -, IS76.-tt.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
Extract Road Law.

Every able-bodied male person in the
parish, except these who may furnish an able.
bodied substitute, ministers of the Gospel in
the actual exercise of their profession, pin. 81.
clans practicing their profession, the State
and parish officers, Clerk. Sheriff and Recorder
(hnt not their depu,ies.) the Parish Judge and
magistrates, from the age of sixteen to forty.
five years old inclusive, shall he suljec, to
road duty, and be placed, set apart and
ordered by the presen, and snbscquen. Police
Juries to work any road or roads in the
Parish Of Richland.n
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
SHERIFFS SALE.

State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Rclland,
First Justice Court.
Mrs Lucy Kilgore vs.. Den Dean, No so.
BY virtue of a writ Of Fl. Fa issued from
the Honorable Justice Court of the FIRST Ward
in and for the Parish ana State aforesaid. in
the above styled and numbered suit, and 10
me directed. have seized and will otier e r
sale TO the last and highest bidder. at the door
OF the Court House in RayviIle, within the
hours prescribed by law, on
Saturday, September End, 1876.
the following described property to wit the
undivided half of the west half of Lot No los
IN the town Of Delhi, situated on the mlne.
dia'e north side Of the Railroad, now EQUIPPED
ny the defendant with Blacksmith shop.
Terms cash, with benefit of apprasement
c. II. MOORE, Sheriff.
Pr. W. f.. PnIPrs, Dp'y. Sheriff
July 22, 1876, I'll.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.

FendalI & Fisher. } State of Louisiana,
W.. No. -? Parish o. Rich land
H. Felix yirkers Parish Court.
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF Fl. FA..
ID issued from the Honorable Parish Cour,
in aud FIR the Parish AMI Stat" afprcsaid,
have seized and will offer for sale on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1876,
the following described property To. wit y.
+, ! of \. J. J Sec. Sc. L. Il, y. H. F.,
containing 10 acres of land, more ar less
Terms OF sale, cash, without the benefit of
appraisement.
{. H. MOORE, Sheriff.
Rayvillc, La August ), 1876.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
STATE OF LOUISIANA. J
Nrw Orlsan-, July sih, 1876.


Nrw Orlean-, July sih, 1870. }
Mr ". I. Oliver, TaS Collector, Parish of
R.chland
Sia Your aitrntIon - called ttt the follow
ing letter addressed to me 10y rlIC Got srnor
STATE uF LOrISIANA.)
EsrcrT,vE DEPARTMENT.,
Nc:r Orleans, july \. 1876
Hon Geotgr B. Johnston Auditor tf Publr;
Accounts
SR-Wh.reas. {, bill rcmit,in. penalties oi,
delinquent taxes, provided >uh taxes were
paid al specified riut, together with Ill cur
. rent taxes aud iIcriI-rs WAS passed through
both Houses Of the General Assembly nj its
last session, and failed 10 berOn,r Il law only
because oi IN unlmrurahr amendment made
III one House during tie L,-t hnilt, of the. scs-
SION aud not cnnc'rtrd IN by the other House
for want "f time aud;
Whereas, the exac'iun of such penalties ut
this time appears to !h. ~ uurruir, a. To Ne
tually retiri the collcciiuh ti the revenue YOU
are therefore aurhurzci ~ issue l,,,ructiu,4
10 the 'tcra tax collectors lhrnIyhru, the
State, directing them t. receive all back taxes
4" i,houi penalties for period of ninety DAYS
Provided, that paynrn, y -iuutnr eou>ly
made for all current taxes and Irrn>rs All
tax collectors throughout the State ! oull ht.
directed I" r. rctvc >ucl back taxes aud icpns.
e. without penalties. >ul jet To the ariu..,a,
OF ME General Assembly ~ IT, nrxt Session
WILLIAM =. KELLOGG. I.nvprn,it.
advise and concur IN the above Esctu:
i've order.
a. p. FIELD, Any. General
In continuity III The Suggestions contained
thc'cim, you are hereby Authorized and ,,,r-c.
ted To- receive all bacs tuNr-, without Jc,ial-
ties. for ninety days from date hereof airr,
which date yen will require the payment "r
IN" penalties eNacIcd 10y law. a, II this letter
of instructions had mot b,.rn issued II i tr
lac understood that this order j uut tn I've CON.
sttncd a. granting ANY extension at Time
In connection herewith ! rep,ai my pro.
vl"u| II junction relative tn tia" ctiiricnt and
prompt collection al the revenue. This ul.
:icr will insist upon and expect your be-,
efforts III this direction, and regard incilciru
~ "a proper causc for recommendation 70 the
Governor for removal
lou will make special report of all back
taxes received. without penalties Ia the end
that the matter may he submitted to the Gen.
eral Assembly for approval.
Respectfully.
GEORGE i. JOHNSON, Auditor.
4 IL
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
Union OF A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
BOsToy, January II, 1874.
g First i'm War. First i'm Peace

And first in the hearts Of The thousands who
were once the victims of dsordered liver and
its attendant maladies. Such as Constipation.
Bilious fevers. Collie, Dyspepsia, Sick Head
ache, Chils, Rheumatism, Gou,, Jaundice.
Restessaess, Loss Of Appetite and General
Debility. First TrTr's PILLS and then
health and happiness" is their motto This
is the result OF American progress in science.
Diseases that were once treated by emetics
blisters, lancets. starvation and poisonon,
minerals. are now cured by these cafe ard
gentle pills, which impau strength to the
body wiic they remove all unhealthy srcrc.
ilonS. 1t
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
AN Attempt ut Arson.

On Thursday morning Mr. Tulcr called
our attention TO piece Of newspaper that
had evidently been thrown into his office
through broken pane for the purpose o.
burning up the house. In one enh of this
building is tie Recorders office.
The Police Jury should build iire-procf
offices for the Clerk and Recorders Offices
The cost is tr7ins when compared with the
loss that would be sustained by fire.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
JUDGMENT.

Amelia B. Boyd, wife,
vs.. y Parish Court.
Gayle S. Boyd, husband,
Dl reason Of trial in this case having
ID been regularly had, AMI by further rca.
son Of the law and the evidence being IN
favor Of the plaintiff, it is ordered, adur'gcd
and decreed that the community of acuuets
aud gains existing between the plaintiff Anne.
liza Is. Boyd, aud the defendant, Gayle s. Boyd.
be and the same is hereby dissolved; that
there he separtion of property between sail
parties, and that plaintiff he authorized ,o
assume control of her separate property.
IL Is further order th.t defendant nav tire
costs Of this suit
Read and signed in open court, this Oh,
day Of June, A. ID. 1876.
Rp. WILLIAMS,
Parish Judgc.
hereby certify the above and foregoing To
he tr',e and correct copy of the original now
on tile in my Office.
Witness my official signature and seal Il
tseaD Office, on this 2nd day Of June, A. j.
1876.
J. NEWT. PITTS,
June II, lS76-3t. Clerk iith d. Ct.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

The people Of Richland Parish are hereby
Informed that am now canvassiny ior sub
sc.iptions to the great Canoll,on Debate, by
Drs Graves and Diizler. Tais is conceded
to be the most learned and exhaustive
discussion OF the questions involved, now
before the public. This Debate is the best
effort of the abIest champions Of their respec-
tive Denominations, and will prove interesting
to persons Of every religious faith.
NJ L. DINKINS.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

Toe foregoing was received in the office of
the Secretary of State July ., 1876. and is
made public in accordance with article III
OF the State Constitution, which provides:
Any amendment or amendments to this
constitution niay be proposed IN the Senate or
House Of Representatives, and if the some
shall be agreed 10 10y iwo-thirds of the mem
bers elected To each Louse, such proposed
amendment or amendments shall be entered
ON their resp ctive journals. with the yeas
and nays taken; and the Secretary of State
shall cause the same 10 he published three
months before the general election for Repre-
seniarives tn the General Assembly, in AT
least one newspaper in every parish in the
State III which Il newspaper shall be pub
lised. And snch proposed amendmant or
amendments ,hall be submitted to the people
AT sail election; AMI if majority of the
voters N said election shall approve aud
ra:iiy such amendment or amendments. the
same shall become part of this constitution.
] { more inan one amendment shall be sub
mitted al one time. they shall be submitted
in such manner and form that the people
mag vote for or against each amendment
separately. p. q DESLONDE.
Aug. >, lS7G.-3m. Secretary of State.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

living to the stringency Of the times we
VIII reduce the fee for announcing candidates,
slooo Tor District Officers, $1,000 for Parish
officers and $500 for Ward officers, aud all
those who contemplate running for office
should announce themselves before a great
while as the committee NAV decide 10 hold
primary election, In any event ihey sbonId
place their names before the people. II mast
be borne in mind that the announcement fee
Tnst accompany the name.
No personal call will be inserted wi,bou
first being paid for. If
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announre the name
Of CAPT. ID. \. CAMPBELL IA Il candidate
for the office of Sheriff Of RichlanL PARISH
subject To the control and nomination, either
10y Primary Election or Nominating Couvcn-
ton, of the Democratic party.
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05

The highest POINTS in New York City are
Trinity stceplc, the Western Union Telegraph
building, the tall tower Of the Tribune, the
New Post Office, and las, but not least, the
taxes on real estate. The height of half.
case domestic Sewing Machin. is just 81
inches. 1t is not very tall affair compared
with those above mentioned, but i, looms up
immensely in The estimation of those who
Richland beacon., 1876-08-05
$50 REWARD $50
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

A brown colored horse MULE. abou, IA
hands high, "a small scar on one hind foot, in
good order, had on u small bell when last
seen, works well anywhere, gentle under the
saddle; holds a tocrabie high hcai-llle
white about the mouth.
twenty-five dollars reward will be paid
to any one delivering; sail mule to ne al
Alto. l.. L. puff
July - 1876 Il