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Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-09
W Q T I c F.

To J. ". Coed or any other person deriving ibef
 by deed from the original lpcaiors in that certain
 era, bearing quartz lode. ledge vein known st
 Pennsy lvania locatiOn, situated in Wallarai mn
 district, Mohave county. Arizona Territory.
 You hereby notified that if you do not within pis days from the service of this notice, pay to the s signed at Chloride. Mohave county, A. IT, your prf tisnal part of the expenses iScurre said mine @h tion required by the Congressional law. aplf~ May 10th ls72, the undersigned will claim forfei'ss your interest in said mine. Q. GROOx
 Chloride March g, 1876. mrlIn
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-09
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership heres existing between Fred W. Williams and John c. Dux of Prescott, under the firm name of Williams Dor has this day been dissolved by mutual consent AIS owing to the said partnership are so be received gs said Fred W. Williams and all demands ags5ss said partnership are to be presezfed to him for Payn
 FRED. wILLfAE
 JOHN c. DUDlu Prescott, May 29, 1876.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-09

ALIEN D. MAGE and JOHN FITZPATRICK. In the Matter of the contested land involvngf to the SEE ] of NE l. and of SEE l! and Sw of N Section To- Township I5 North. Range West ee and Salt River Meridian: .r
 Alben D Mace filed D. $. No 473 on the a6.h fer ". 1875. alleging settlement Feby. 20 1876.
 John Fitzpatrick filed D. <. No 6l5 the 18th Fsz ary. 1876, alleging settlement same day. u Herman Gabeler filed D. $. No. GIG on the l5thJa ary, 1876 alleging settlement January l, 1s76.
 All the above filings cover the above tract All parties in interest are hereby notified to appear rt office the 18th day of June next, at o'clock a. IL make known their respective claims to the said tract
 WILLIAM x. KELLY. ap7tI0 Regisx
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-09
JUST ISSUED.--THE 200th EDITlm
 M A N IT o O D,

Revised and corrected by the aathor, E. de F. cus M. D., &c, &c.
 A Medical Essay on the eanse and cure of rrsmss decline in man, showing how health is lost and hov, gained. It gives clear synopsis of the impedimess marriage the treatment of and physical dehR exhausted vitality and all other diseases appersS thereto; the results of twenty years successful prsc
 OPINIONS OF THE PRESS
 CURTIS ON 'MANHoep."-There is no member q ~ ety by whom this book will be found useful whsB he be parent, precePior or clergyman-lLondon Tisa CURTIS eN "MANHooD."-This book should be rrsil the young for instruction by the afflicted for relief; M injure no one.-l Medical Times and Gazette. ,sa Price-One Dollar. by mail or express Addrps { author, De CURTIS, 5ao Sutter Street. or P. O. Basi San Frandsco, Cal. serl7s
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-09

The President has sent to the Senate the name of NJ. A. Sweeney to be Indian Agent at San Carlos, in place of J. P. Cum resigned.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-09
N Q T IC F. |.

To John Funk, l.. c. welbOurn R. M. Pogsou. @s other person or persons deriving their title ey v from the 1ocators in the St. Charles Consolidated lode or vein situated in waIlarai mining dis're have county A. T..
 You are hereby notified tha, if you do not, vitlin ydays from the service of this notice. pay Co the igned, at Cerbaf Mohave county A. T.. yoT = ional part of the expenses incurred said Dipe e lion, as required by the Congressional law. sff yourinterest in said mine. EDWARD sNIIgs 'e THOMAS MULLgs Cerbat, March [, 1876 nffD
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-09
Pasturage for Bucks

Z ROCH0N, having determined to remain 1n Fall with his band of fine Marine Bucks. b Psef.{ ranch bucks with his for other parties. al the cents Ier morifh in lots of ten and uPwardk = month in lots of less than ten. His herd being healthy no sheep will be received that has any F disease. Enquire af Carpenters Corral Presestf
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-09
Cured at Home.

Persons at a distance may be CURED AT HOn , addressing letter to Dr. Gbbon stating case syuu. length of time the disease has confined, and have - cine promptly forwarded. free from damage and cuyS to any particular part of the country, with full and = directions for
 Persons writing to the Doctor win please stae sx< = of the paper they this advertisement in. - By enclosing Ten Dollars coin in a registered l.s through the Postofies or through Wells. Fargo Cs package of medicine will be forwarded to any pars Union.
 All communications strictly confidential. 7H
 Address. DR. J. F. GIBB0N ieS51y. Box ,957, San Francisco, Califo,,.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-09
OLD T Y F E

WHICH IS BETTER THAN BABBfT Asp for journal boxes etc. for sale at the MISEB ~ quantities 10 suit purchasers.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-09
Seminal Weakness.

Seminal emission is the consequence of sefabn.. ~ solitary vice or depraved sexual iHdnleence is pr
 by the youth of both to an almost uniim.S -, producing with unerring certainty the following - symptoms unless comhaited by scientific meais,, - ures viz: Sallow coupenance dark spots under ,h. n pain in the head ringing in the cars noise Ike ths @ of leaves rattng of eharriots. uneasness ss,-s lons. weakness Of the limbs confused vision h,u.,s telect. loss of confidence dfidence in spproach,r =, gers. dislike to form new acquaintance, dsrs,ir shuu society, loss of memory. pimples and varis,.
 tions about the face. hectic fushes furred to,ru. ~ breath, coughs. consumption, night sweats r>u,- and frequent insanity. If relief be obtzipsS ~ should apply immediately. either in person or bv k and have cure effected by his new and ses<,sae - of treating this disease, which fails s< eEst quick and radical cure. -s -
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-09
MEDICAL.
To the D Unfortunat.
 NEW REMEDIES, NEW RENE,,v, DR. GIBBONS DISPENsAp,

E1REkI. l3[TH
 A N Commercial. San franeiscr. pSs.S9
 trance Commercial Street Es..h,;'s-.e
 1854 for the treatment of Sexusi .rd e
 Diseases such as Gonorrhea Gleet ~ Syphilis in an its forms Seminal Weakness f,r-<S etc.. etc Skin Diseases cf years standing, and rI.
 Legs. etc. successfully treated. ..sE - DIR. GfBBON has the pleasure of anno1nei,r s-.. has returned from visiting the principal Hosrt.l, S rode, and has resumed practice. The Doctor has srared neither time nor monev i, :. ing out new remeries. and has resurned win -.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-09
Estray Notice.

Taken up at my ranch on Willow Greek the 18th day of May, le76 one bay pony horse, with heavy mane branaed E. with Spanish brand below fhe F. le hip Also pony mare with blaze face, branded on lefs hip and silod all around. Saddle marks ou both
 The is requested to prove rroPsy rav charges and take them away. J. F. SIMMONS.
 June 3 1876. lnpd
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-06-09
LEGAL.
S U NJ M Q N . |.

U. S. LAND OFFICE, ( PRESCOTT. A. T., March 3l, lsl6i HERMAN GAMBLER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08

1tR, h sJuNEs, =; Il. Calvert ST., Bait
lrora. al d.. makes a speciality and gusraD
tees Speedy and Certain Relic! in ail DIsess
snd Irreguertie: incident to fa1ha'esi also
Jmpotenca S;;sri;t5, SpernlasoF5h u., Stlacsac
Organs ofei.her sex. ser
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08

RUSSIAN CIRCULAR IRoNCLADs. -The sec
oad Of the Russian circular ironcIads, which is
named after their distinguished designer, has
recently undergone heightened steam trials be-
tween Nicolaieff and Sebastopol and back again.
The Admiral Popotf is l20 feet IN diameter
and therefore, 20 feet greater than the hrst
circular ship, the Novgorod, aud her displace-
ment exceeds that of the latter vessel by more
than 200 tons. She has engines OF an aggre :
gate nominal horse power of $40, against 4SO
10 the Novgorod. With full speed of engines
aud all her screws at work, she has been found
10 attain an average mean speed over several
continuous hours of nine knots, with an occa-
sonal speed for shorter periods OF nine and
hsIt and iu one instance of ten knots. Admiral
Popoh's anticpatioDs respecting the superior
Dertcrmanccs which would be attained with the
circular plan applied to vessels OF greater SIZE
appear to have been corroborated 10 remark
able manner.
\ LOST RAcE.-One of the most remark
aole races that ever inhabited the earth ls nov
extinct. They were known as the Gauuches
aud were the aborigines of the Canary ISLANDS
10 the sixteenth century pestilence, slavery
and the cruelty OF the Spaniards succeeded IL
totally exterminatiog them. They are dc
Scrlbsd as having been gigantic in stature, oo
OF slnguIary mild and gentle nature. Incl
iood consisted of barley: wheat ADD goats
ml'k, aud their agriculture was of the rudes
KIND. They had religion which taught then
OF future state Of rewards and punishment
after death, aud of good and evil spirits, The
r'garded The volcano OF reuerffe as place
Punishment for the bad. The bodies OF she1
dead were carefully embalmed aud deposite
IL the catacombs. Their marriage rites "
>"ry solemn, and before engaging 10 them the
.iare iatteued On milk.-NeU UaUea Reglstel
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08

BICYCLING. The great 100 mile bicycle
match that took place on Saturday last, at
lilIis Bridge, in which David Stanton, the
we'll known bcyc!ist, backed himself to traverse
10 miles in six aud three-quarter hours, 10
gool proof how wonderfully the sport of bicy-
cling has advanced of late years. The weather
was most usiavorab!e and the grounds nearly
empty. Stanton started at forty seven minutes
past ten o'clock, aud completed the first ten
mlles 10 3on. 4Ss.. the twenty miles ID n. lam.
-, the thirty miles in lh. 52m. sos, the
orty miles 10 2h. Bonn. 44s. aud the fifty miles
10 81. Sn 4Os.. when he retired tors short rest
oi I'm. 30s. At half-paSt two the rain cleared
sway and the sun shons for the first time. The
sixty miles were completed 10 4h. 5n. ass. .aed
struggling gamely on Stanton eventually sue
teededed 10 winning the eco that had been
laid to his $40 against his completing the dig.
lance by finishing the 100 miles and $40 yards
TO spare 10 the time specl6ed-slx and three
quarter hours. Considering how very bad the
Eeatbe. was 10 the early part of the day this
fastest time 90 record for 100 miles on bicycle
is the more wonderful, sporting and Dfd
matte Aelrs, Oct. l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08
WAKEFIELD 81 HALL,
y r UG @ I s II s

cox. PRlNC u fA1hr AA o1'o.
Prescriptions specially, Engllsl, French,
German and Domestic Toilet Soaps; oenllhe
Farms Cologne; Magnolia, Hedyosmia, Cora
mum and Florida Water; Genuine Lubin's Ex.
tracts Sponges, Hair Brushes and Combs best
English Tooth Brushos; full assortment OF
Patent Medicines; Coxes Geatlne; Corn
Starch Sea Noes sssine; opeos Of sil klnas,
pists q. urices as low AZ tho saine quality can be
obtained elsewhere. uoc
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08

4 WILD DRoMEpARY ON His EAR. The
Evansville (lrd) Journal tells the following
incident, which transpired in that city last
week, duriag the sale Of Costellos circus. The
email lromedarles were put on the block first,
aal then the tremendous Arabian was led
forth. Constable Morris was standing on the
ticket wagon, and was given the line. tie had
Just begun with How much am | offered for
,bis 6oe-" when the wild, uututored 500 Of
Araby the B!sst looked around and saw bis
companions led away TO stable. Filled With
disgust for The whole proceedings. this was the
.tEsW that broke the cameIs back. lie con.
GUIDED to end it right then, and get his back
up-;u fact, fairly bumped himself, and began
70 csper. kick aud show fight. The crowd Of
200 people which was densely packed around
looked on with amusement. Suddenly bis
Arabian highness gave Iunge aud jerked Dir.
Morris off the wagon and turned his attention
70 the crowd. In less than one second there
sas commotion in that neighborhood worse
;bao au earthquake. Like the Red sea before
Moses rod, the crowd parted right aud left
Cd staid lawyers discovered speed that put the
track horse to shame. Nimble men made for
rsuces ard tree posts, while the majority ofthe
crowd put of in various directions up and
loar the street. like a wild lion had burst from
lis bends. During all tIis excitement Mr.. Nor
lis did net release his hold Oh the halter, but
capered about after his animal, and hoally
brought him under subsection, alter attending
iim into Locust street, 6f.y yards away. The
sale was then confined to thinner but more
cautious crowd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08
RICHARD 4. ssAUKY,
( COUNSELOR AT La

4 CARD.-Circumsanc Tendsrit 1t az
"a sirabe thst shorld locate in Bslmore,.
have transferred my PGNTAL PRATlCh IN
Alexandria TO DIR. I: n RUST. H has oeen
no introduction or 1"dorsemcnt, his Sill ability
and reputation 10, honesty and hiea Integrity
being we'll know cordially Commend MN
to the favor of M friends an1 patients. q: wei
worthy Of the patton to which Le succeeds. anc
bespeak ior hif the practice with which, ior s'
long have t1es favored. ....<,.,,.,
JAMES =. NOUGkiN.
Alnrsrnr:. = :nA- TO-:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08

DUTrUM. PRICES ON SUGARS At q
ID King street. -, ,uupy
oct n. W y 80.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08

OTICE-Havins purchased the stock AID
IN good will ofths DRUG STO he formerly
occupied by Mr. 6. 3. Grigg, 8. the northwest
corner Of King and Royal streets, We have tho.
roughly reft'cd and renovated the sane, same, ana
SUPPLIED it With 6 FIRST CLASS STOCK of
everything pertaining to the DRUG BUol.
NESS, and propose to carry it on as branch OF
our establishment vt No. ll5 King street The
branch store will be under tho charge OF Mr Z:
j. w. SUMMERS, whom we have associated
with us in business and who will be prepared to
compound Physicians Prescriptions, or dis
perse medicines ut any hour OF the day or night.
Nghs bell at the King street door:
oct y-tf JAIME u W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08
r. M. STEWART
PnETzFELDEK 4 COMPANY,
LEADERS IN Low PRICES,
Ara odariug--

poETzrELDEK 4 COMPANY,
LEADERS IN Low PRICES,
Afe oaariug
"A Dark telcales at Sc worth l:tc.
Tycoon Reps at lo5e, worth Zoe.
Broaade Dress Goods at 25c, worth 5Iar'
CassimeTes al 5jc, worth t1c
" ,5,, =" loJ.
lUi "i25
BLACK Aluaca At Zoe, \ nice article
Black all wool Cashmeres st ?oc, WORM -.
Colored sll wool Cashmeres, lnclud!ng s,i tne
new tirts, such as Myrtle Green. SAILOR oiue'
Seal Brown, &C.. st zoe, worth 81 Gan,
Our entire stock of Black and Colosed SllSs'
bought before the recent advance, 10 neieoy VI
fered at old prices.
elites in CLOAKS and SAGQUES tor LADIES'
wear thEl IT HLDIH~ " 49,,
oct Ii @ I41 hlus s..ee.
vUsT RECEIVED BY STEAMER THIS
Il dey beautiful assortment ot
NGRAIN CARPETS,
y FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, ,,,ou
a1s, MOTH PAPER, for putting under carpets.
| oct u. T: " =, -
FAA1' rHA0F.
AUrrlON uUOD3l AUCTION GOODS
SOW - ruET!ME To BUY CHEAP
ALL.wUUl. FLANNELS. BLANKETS.
| &C., &C..
BousLt st tue late auction sales OF WOODEN
Goods III New York.
n,Y NOW AND SAVE TWENTY-FIVE
PER CENT AT
BENDHEIM's,
aug2l Adjoining the Marshal House.
(CARrhr1Sas' oAhPEr'S'S'
a very large arrival OF New Carpetinss at
DE-. WINNERS,
Who is now prepared to offer all grades OF
INGRAM,
TRREE.PLY aud
TAPESTRY CARPETlEGe
OIL CLOTHS.
MATS and RUG:
d ;, n,,,0s ,,ot cannot {, il to please aug2l
t. EADREATER5 ANODYNE PECTl
IL RAJ, aa article that We have been mah' q.
81 featuring for several years. and one thss = !,
9, Given genersl satisfaction for Coughs, Oo!o @
aoaraeness and other affections OF tne tnfo
and lungs large supply just pTePafeoD
tv oct q Z. s. LEADBEAIEh q ono.
81 - nrcc nR1A MrNGS-Wa have Lar
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08

Nos. - !, ld5 King atrcaa, A!aisnitis. Va.
Physicians Prescriptions accurately coui"
Mounted paY or NIGHT ut No. - Nigh, bell st
the King street door.
as- Orders and ;lqaisic. from !ho country
promptly attended IT, a. No. l33 oct 9-t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-11-08

ACoSSCIENTIoUsJ URoR. y yesterday morn
,og Judge Briggs gvaccd the bench 10 the new
Court House. When the Grand Jury for the
November term was being empauuelled juror
.sked to be excused on the ground that he was
: member Of the Board of Health, and be
thought that serving ou the grand jury would
interfere with bis other business, and vice versa.
Judge Briggs-You are not excused. The
Juror-Then make another excuse; | am
saved sioner, aod could not cit 10 judgment
cf my fellow men, and consequently | have
Conscientious scruples. The Judge
that The Juror-God has saved me by bis
grace, and it is not consistent with the know.
ledge that God has impaired to me to sit here
snlcondenn my fellow beings. The Jud ge-
U) you mean to say that man vho violates
he law should not be restrained ? The Juror
les, sir be should be checked, but couldn't
DO it against my conscience. The Jud ge- Well,
il conscience dou check him, shouldn't be be
checked by the law Of the land : When you
see man make 40 unWar:anted attack upon
another, don't you thipk it would be your duty
10 restrain him ? The Juror-The law Of God
ought to be enforced as against tie w-breaker,
undoubtedly. The Judge-Then you will do
!tIulelphI, North american.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11
Legal Notices.
Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure.
state of wisconsin KenOsha County Circuit
(Aurt
Belle D.. Felt
against
Josiah Bond and
II EI.l

BIZ virtue and in pursuance CT certain judg,
mert of foreclosure and sale duly rendered anu
signed in the above entitled cause Dy the
Hon. John 7 Wentworth, Judge OF Lhe
First Judicial Circuit OF the state OF WIS
cousin, at the Regular March Term, 1876, OF the
Racine County Circuit Court, to-wit, on the loth
day Of March, A. T.. 1876 aud which sald Ja6ng
meht was on the nth day OF March, A. D., 1917,
dnIg docketed in SAID Kenosba County accord
ing,to law shall offer for sale and cell at puoilc
auction to the highest bidder therefor, a. inc
front door OF the Count House, in the city q
Kenosha, In said County OF Kenosha, on triaay
the 18th day Of May, A. D.. 1876, at two 0 clock
in The afternoon OF that day, the following Ge-
scrlbe real estate or 81 much thereof as may oe
NECESSARY TO satisfy The said Judgment and costs;
TO Wit All that part of the following DESCRIBED
premises which lies west of the highway calied
il emcnt Avenue that is to say The North Ole
Hundred and Thirty-fhTee and thirty one-huh'
dredths (133 30-100) Acres of the South west
quarter of ection No. six (6) Town No. One "
N5rth OF Range No. twenty three (23) East beng
q Strip off the north side of said Quarter .SecLoh
1875 30-1O0 rods wide by 100 rods long; The pleCe
hereby descric ed containing One Hundred ana
Eighteen (118) Acres, berg in tie Town OF
Pleasant Prairie
JOHN LUCAS. Sheriff Of Kenosha co.
Dated Kenosha March, q A. d., 1876.
T. q G. QUARLEs, Plaintiffs attorneys.
45w7
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11

|StSo~'SNNNSS
"a, 1876.
Mr.. Blame Mr.. Speaker, with the
leave of the House SO kindly granted. |
shall proceed to submit certain facts and
correct certain errors personal to myself
The dates of the correspondence embrace
ed IN my statement will show that it
was impossible for me to make jc earlier.
[ shall be as brief as the circumstances
will permit. For some months past a
charge against me has been circulating
in private and was rece ntly made pubic
designing to show that bad in some
indirect manner received the large sum
of $4,000 from the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company in 1871-for what ervices
or for what purpose has never been stat
ed. The alleged proof of THIS serious
accusation was based, according 20 the
original story, upon the authority OF E.
III. Rollins, treasurer Of the Union Pacific
Company, who it was averred had full
knowledge that got the money, and also
upon the authority of Morton, Bliss &
Co., bankers of New York, through
whom the draft for $64, 600 was said tc
bave been negotiated for my benefit as
they confdentially knew. Hearing
of this charge some weeks in advance OF
its publication, procured tie following
statements from the two principal wit
nesses who were quoted as having such
definite knowledge against me
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Boston, March 81, 1876.
| DEAR SIR: In response to your ipqui
~, beg leave 20 state that have beer
treasurer of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company since April 8. 1871, end haye
necessarily known of all disbursements
made since that date. During thai
entire period, up to the present time.
am sure that no money has been paid il
any way or TO any person by the COM
pany in which you were interested il
any manner whatever.
make this statement in justice to The
company, to you, and to myself.
Very respectfully yours,
E. Fl. ROLLINS.
! H. ~ d.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-11
Sheriff's Sale on Foreclosure.
tate of Wisconsin KenOsha County Circuit
ADOLPH GUICHARD
against
EMILY E. BOND and
TOSIAH BOND,

JOSIAH BOND.
BY virtue and in pursuance of certain judg-,
ment of foreclosure and Fale duly rendered ana
signed in the above entitled cause by the Hon.
John Wentworth Judge of the First judicial
Circuit OF the State of Wisconsin, al the Regular
April Term, 1896 of the KenOsha County CIRCUIT
Court o wit, on the 9Th day of April, D.a 1876,
ard which said Judgment on the 18th day of
April, A. d.. 1876, duly dOcke ted n said Kenosha
County according to law. shall offer 1oI sale ana
sell at public auction to the highest bidder there
for at the front door of the Court House, In the
city of Kenosha in said Comfy Of Kenosha, on
Friday the 26lh day OF May AID. lS76,at2 CLOCK
in the afternoon of that day, the following de-
scribed real estate, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy the said judgment and costs,
to-wit: All that part OF the following described
premises that is to say: Part of the North
West quarter OF Section Six (6) Town One ID
North of Range 1wepty-three (23) East, viz: Be
ginning at the South West corner of said Section:
thence East on the South line of said Section One
Hundred and seventeen O17) rods TO the land OF
one Pierce: thence North One Hundred and six
GO6) rods 10 the middle OF Elizabeth atreer(so
called) extended West from the City OF Kenosha:
thence West to the Vest line of said quarter sec
tieli: thence South on the West line Of said quar-
tfE, section 10 The place of leginning--except
u rec acres sold to John Turk and Robert Toph-
am in The South East corner of said premises,
containing 77ts ores more or less.
JOHN LUCAS, Sheriff of Keno sha Co.
Dated Kenosha Apri ~, A. D.. 1876.
BRANDE g FHIERs. Plaintiffs Attorneys. 47w7