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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-04
The Weekly Register.
LOCAL MATTERS.

OuR AGENT. ID. W. AIaupin, ESD,
is an authorized agent for this paper,
with full power to make collections,
receive subscriptions, and to con
tract for advertising. His contracts
and receipts win be recognized and
binding, in all casesconncctcd with
the business Of this office.
GEO. w. TlPPErr, Proprietor.
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l.. NJ, RnoADEs, Sec'y

To FAmNERs.-Below we give Il
letter from the U. S. Internal Reve-
nue. Collector, relating to selling to-
bacco. A great many who raise to-
bacco for market, are under the i'm
preston that they can sell their to-
bacco to whom they please. This is
an erroneous impression, Under the
law farmers can only sell their tobac-
co to dealers in leaf tobacco, and to
manufacturers of tobacco and cigars,
who have paid a license to the Gov
ernmcnt, Selling to any other per-
sons, subjects the offendorto both fine
and imprisonment. AS soon as we
can get the law relating to leaf tobac-
co, we will publish it, so that all may
see it, and know just how far their
privilege extends We would re-
greet exceedingly to hear of any of
our people getting into difficulty by
selling their tobacco, under the i'm
preston that they are allowed to do
so. While we consider the law I'M
just and an outrage upon the rights
of the farmer to dispose of his crops
as he sees fit, yet it is the law, and
all will have to submit, though harsh
it is. We say to all our readers who
have tobacco to sell, to examine the
law before selling
U. 8. INTERNAL REVENUE,
CoLLECToRs OFFICE, 81 DIST. w. V.
CADBLL G, H., April 26th, 1876
SIR In reply to yours of the Dist
inst, that farmers cannot sell their
tobacco to their n6ighbors. They
can only sell to q regular dealer in
leaf tobacco, or to manufacturer of
tobacco and cigars,
| forward you by mail copy of
tobacco law
Very Respectfully,
JONI s. WTcuER, Collector
c, SHREWSBURY, ESQ,
PotNT PLEASANT WEST VA
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-04

A year of good crops, and the firm
establishing of confidence in bust
ness circles, is all that will be re-
quircd to bring about better times,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-04

In Preston county jury awarded
$3.50 damages for selling liquor to the
plaintiffs son, We believe this is
the first case of the kind under our
law, That is the proper way to en-
force the law
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-04

CLIFTON NAIL MmLs,-ITon. B. ].
Redmond and Judge Cartwright, as
Trustees, sold the Clifton Iron and
Nail Mills on last Saturday. The
works together with the real estate,
were purchased by Geo. f. Downing
and II. II. Swallow, Of Clifton, and II.
G. Danieland VIM. Rathburn, of Pom
sroy, Ohio, The price paid was s40,-
900, the purchasers assuming the
bonded debt of the works, which will
make in all about $l20,000 This is
valuable property, and with those to
handle the helm, who made the pur-
chase, success will at once perch up
on their banners.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-04

The West Columbia a|oaaor has
been removed 10 this place and is
now II candidate for public favor
The pr0hrictors of the Monitor, Gen
tlcmcn HArpold & Atkcson, are clcv-
err and spright!y young men, with
Considerable business faculties; but
lacking experience. But the want
of experience is no crime, and we
hope il will not weigh against them,
We welcome the .Vonito, to our town
and trust that our little "Sct to's'
with them will be pleasant, and that
the editors Of the Noai'or will find
that we are not so terrible" as some
have represented us to be. We ask
our people to extend to this new en-
tcrprise good support, so that their
highest expectations may be realized.
The price of the paper will be $3.50
year III advance, and the first num-
Der will be issued on Friday,
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To THE PUnLr.-The Women's
Missionary Society of the Pleasant
Flats Presbyterian Church, will give
II splendid dinncr at the Hall of
Robinson Grange, in Robinson Dis
trict, ON Saturday, May 18th, The
charge fr dinncr WIN BE- % cts.
exclusive of extras. ,Fhe proceeds
of the oeeasiur arc to 60 for Mission
AIRY purposes. Arafgc croqdct ground
has been prepared near the halF, end
shc young people are expecting to
havca lively time in this amusement.
There will also be other amusements
Of an innocent character, and such
us will afford pleasure and merri.
mcnt. M are invited to attend,
old, young, antli children, mofc and
female. Many young ladies and gem
tlcmcn from a distance are expected
to be present, and a good oid,fashion-
cd sociablc and happy time isantici-
patCd.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-04

The still of the Bromine works in
Mason City, has a capacity of 1000
gallons, according to the Journal,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-04

Wmi Smith has gone to Cincin,
natl after new goods. He will be
back with his goods about the mid.
die Of the week.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-04

The propriotors Of the Machine
shop think they will be able to raise
steam on Saturday, A good dcal Of
'hoir machinery has arrived, md
more on The way from Connect
cut.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-04

Our readers will find at Mr.. Enos
Smiths nice stock of new goods
In muslins and calicoes he offers spe-
cial inducements.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-04

House BURNED. We are informed
that on Sunday night, the residence
of Mr., Samuel Oliver, about nine
miles from here, in Cooper District,
was burned to the ground. Some of
his household goods were saved
Loss not known. Mr., Oliver is a
poor man,and thisloss will bca heavy
blow to him. The good people of his
ncighborhood ought to extend to him
pocket sympathy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-04

Don't forget the Lecture of Judge
Moore, at the new Presbyterian
Church, Friday evening, q P. NJ.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-04

Oil how we did blush the other
day We saw orc Of the new tangled
bustlcs, 1t looks for all. the world
like sugar scoop or centennial
bonnet,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-04

The Pomcroy CO., Telegraph now
comes to US in a new dress, greatly
enlarged and otherwise improved
Last week they put an engine and
boiler in the office, and hereafter
the Telegraph will be printed by
steam. Barring its politics the TEL
cqralh is a good paper, and we are
glad to see it showing such cyidcn-
ccs of prosperity
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1876-05-04

MARnIED,-At Gallipolis, Ohio, on
tile 22d of April, by Rev. DR.. Lane,
MIR. Joseph A, Perkins, of Point
Pleasant, to Mrs. Susan Dennis, of
Gallia county, Ohio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-21

COTTON ON TIE SPOT QUIET nut UNCHANGED
FUTURES WEAK - FLOUR DULL - WHEAT
EAsIER--coEN DULL AND LowEDr--oATs
sTEADY--wHIsKEY IRREGULAR-poRK FIRM
ER-LARD FIRMER-PETRoxEUM WEAK
SPIRITS rURPENTISE QUIsr-Hos1x QUIET
OILS QuIET-FRxIGHTs STEADY BUT SLOW
CoFFxT QUIET BUT srKADY-sUoAR STEADY.
THURSDAY, April 2O-6 r. "
Thc commercial outlook little II any more hopeful
to-day than has been all through tho week. In some
commodities there Was rather more done On Change
-four was dull Wheat easier but fair business
was dona Corn duh ard lower oats were steady.
whsskcy irregular and lower but closed with tho
decline recovered. Provisions irregular and gen
orally easier. but closed hrncr Frdghts gcnor-
ally quiet Coffee quiet steady Cotton on tho spot
vas quiet unchanged; futures tho we're weak
generally quiet OILS quiet Pero-
Ieum was weak. sugar steady.
CosvNx The market for BnxIs was quiet bus steady.
We sales Of 100 bags Rio. south America.
and 600 bags do. OK Contest. on private terms.
Mid coffee quiet We quote ,-ordinsry car
goes. l5kc 16c-; fair d.. IKE . l71<c good
do Is< is,<c; prime do. ls,<c ls5lc; extreme range
lots I5sc 1U1c; Santos fair 70 good i7s<s isc,
gd, ninety days; Java. bags. Fla 24c do.
mats. ale Csc; singapore DO ls1sc zoe Csy-
ou i71sc lSc Msraeaibo. i6}c 1oc Laguayrs IKE
ls,sc Jsmsics i0@<c i6c; 81 Domingo. i5c i5tsc;
Porto Rico tic. ac; Costa Rcs. I've Ies<s NacassaY
lS,sc 1910; Mexican, lie. ies; Hanila. l7e
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The firm of c. 4 II. Hayman. horse dealers, at Sos
23 and 2i5 East Twenty fourth street, have filed
petition in bankruptcy asking for composition with
their creditors and Offering to pay TWEEN 1--we cents on
the dollar In notes at six, twelve aud eighteen months
Their liabilities amount to sl2l, 467 90, which Is dis.
tbulcd among ortyone creditors tho following beinl
the principal ones butte and Drovcrs' Bank,
slo,3s5; ). X seltzer, 5000; william Conseyea
$1,000 Jacob 4. Bancy, s8,e3e; Ulman and Bernhem,
Sa.3l0; X. Winton $4,000; J. /. X. Kuntz, $4,073;
Bulls Head Bank, $4,000: NJ. Neopper, s4560; Isaac
Sommers, $40l0.
Mcssrs Harris Hrshneld, Godstein Brothers,
Leopold lkaucr, Samuel Halcm and other creditors of
jacob Roscntha clothing, have filed petition against
HIM in bankruptcy. Thor claims amount to ~, 7S5.
agents Tor the Onondaga Salt Company, have made
assignment TO Mr.. Franklin Woodruff Tor the benefit Of
their creditors.
Mcssrs. Furchgott, Benedict & Co, dry goods com.
mission merchants, OF Atlanta. Ca, Charleston, 8.
C., and Jacksonville Fla. who have purchasing office
at No ~ Leonard street, this city, have suspended
pay ncnt. Their Liabilities will probably reach $500 co.,
Isaac n. Bailey has accepted the appointment Of
signec bankruptcy OF Daniel Drcws estate, and yes
terday nled his acceptance before Register Williams Of
No 4 Warren street.
Judge Bachfor OF the United States District Court
has granted order or the second composition meet
ing OF the creditors OF H. A. Philip Co.. paper dealers,
ONO. l07 Rcnde sroot, the bankrupts having obtained
the acceptance OF tho requisite number Of creditors 10
the offered composition.
first meeting Of the creditors OF Abraham BartholE
which have taken place yesterday before Regis
ter Williams, was adjourned until May at two r. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-21

~ sending directly TO the Cnitsd States Treasurer
at washington Revenue receipts to-day. s4oo. 900;
Custom receipts $500 o00 bank notes received for
dcnption, sS00,O00 The Secretary Of the Treasury
says that the gold received from sale OF the ves
recently advertised win be sold in bulk II the price
iustAcs otherwise win be sold In the regular weekly
sales
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed firm at the following quo
tations --Unted States currency SKIES l26ss l2s
do SKIES 1884, registered, III 12ik; do. do, do,
coupon INK 1924 do. do, 1885, registered Il4k
us; do do, do, coupon, lis 11sk; do do, do
new, registered. llsk 49, do. do, do, do. coupon
lisal lls; do. do, 1867, registered, l2os4 III
do do, do, coupon, 1904 I'LL do. d. 1885, regis
tered l22 1925; do. do, do, coupon, 122 l22h;
do ten .fortics. registered III l174; do. do,
coupon, lis llss do. lives, 1881, registered lldss
u6ss; DO do, do, coupon 1l77s a u.s.
YoRE0x MARKET.
The Bank of England Directors. at their regular
weekly meeting tins morning. reduced the minimum
discount rate two per cent yesterday having been
three per cent; thereby nearly meeting yesterday 8
outside prime three months discounts To-day
the outside rate is "a per cont Tho Bank gained
f3o4, 900 bullion during tho wcck, and today took in
tho further Of f2l, 00c balance. The reserve
OF the Bank Az per cent Of It's liabilities last
week II was 46, per cent BRUSH consois advanced 10
05 95s on tho announcement, and United States
bonds wcro also nrmcr The Bank OF France gained
IL o0OG during the week Sterling exchange Paris
Is % 24 which does not admit Of shipments Of gold
from Paris to London The following the Ave o'clock
quotations Consos for money, 05 95s do. for ac
count % s51s; avetwenty bonds OF 1865, old, 1o3h
do, 1867 1857; tenfouy bonds, 1856 new AYES
advanced TO 1865; Erie, lax do, preferred, "a Bar
silver, 53sld 54d. per ounce
The price OF silver has fallen in London to 5314d.
and the market Is quoted weak and nominal
RAILROAD BoSDs
Railroad bonds were quiet. The changes were gen.
orally slight Northwest consolidated gold coupons
foil or to 9l and Ohio and Mississippi second TO 20;
Chicago Burlington and Quincy clghts brought III;
Rock Island scvens ITO; Albany and susquchanna
rsts, 49, do seconds 1914; Morris and Essex nrss,
llo5. do seconds ITO. and Now Jersey Central con
vcrt,blc, 10s Tho following wero the latest bids
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DoMEs TIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. April 10 1870.
Cotton dull and nominal; mdding, i2g1c Low middng
lac ordinary 1uc Net receipts. 26 bales: gross
2sw ExporsTo Great Britain, 1875, coastwsc. .S10
Sales. ~ stock. 20, 9z2.
Nrw ORLEANS. April 20 1876.
Cotton firm; middling l2,sc: low mlddlng, H. |;
ordinary, 1Oiac Net go bales
ExportsTv Great Britain. dODD; France. 1885,
wise, lbs. sales, 2,tko stock, aif.GS5.
MonILK, April 20. 1876.
Cotton quiet: buyers mddlng l24r i2sxc low mid.
ding DE lf'sc good ordinary iVsnc IUrc. Net
ccpts. IA bales; gross. 247 Exports coaswisc.
Sales loo. stock -, su2
SAVANNAH. April -. 1870
Cotton quiet and steady: midding rae. low mddnr,
III ordinary. iOtAc receipts. xS7 bales gross
34d Exports coastwses iB9 sscs. $40. stock .. 100
cmARLksros April 10 1877.
Cotton quiet and steady; middng. l2ssc. l2ac low
middling. l2t.c good ordinary. lie Net receipts
42o bales. ExporsTo the u ntincnf 1855; eoa<twise
02s. Sales. 400. stock. lsosi.
Oswxco AprI 20. 1876.
Flour UNCHANGED; sales 1900 bb Wheat steady sales
2OUp bushels No Milwaukee club ~ Is. Corn auct
old Western mixed. &c light demand sales Of
3uO bushols Stste ~ fc 40 do lie barley nFer
but quiet Corn hrmer, bolted, 81. unDocd.
&25 SO Aillfced-Shots, eli. shpstns &is;
middlings w III per ton katirosd cightsfour 10
Boston, ia " New York. 4uc TO Albany. sOc
BuyyALo, april 20, 1870.
81 UO do. oats. 1850 do; barley. zoo do ship
ments-fiour. 500 bbia wheat. <0ooo bushsis corn.
2auvu Do. oats. 1900 do Railroad ircirhts- Buffalo
New York &c for wheat Flour steady and quiet Wheat
dull aud iower sales u 4coO bashs Ma Milwaukee Club
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-21
CHAMBER OF LIFE INSURANCE.

The annual meeting OF tho Chamber OF Life Insurance
held yesterday AFTERNOON At No 70 Nassau street.
Jacob l. Green Of Hartford in tho chair, and Mr. G. r
LOWS, Of New York, acted secretary. Tho following
officers elected for tho ensuing year :-Prosdent
=. 9. Huey Of Philadelphia; Vice President r. 4. Nc
Curly, OF Now York; Secretary, y. 7. LOWS, Of New
York. Executive C0mmttec-J. w. Alexander, J. q.
PATTERSON, W. H. Beers r. A. CRANES, J. !. Greene,
H. vesendouk and y. :. Winston. The meeting ad-
ourned alter proposals 10 alter articles Of association II
several particulars. which referred " tho Execu
tive Committee, who win report 10 special meeting u
tho Chamber
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-21

Yesterday, at a meeting OF the Brooklyn Board o.
City Works, President slocum renewed his resolution
Of Wednesday last directing that the Board advertise
for proposals 70 complete the work OF Aoing The dam
OF tho storage reservoir ~ Hampstead, and urging
that the Mayor and Common Council had requesee4
them to nnish the dam. Tho resolution wne ioes -
Commissioners Adams and Fowler contcnded that ooc0
action their part would 90 illegal and that q ~
doubtful whether tho city had tnc right 70 c0rp1cto
tho reservoir Independent Of NE cvnUacSorA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-21

6&N STATE BONDS. ttNt4
In State bonds the sales confined TO Tennessee
old at l3s, new series at A. and North Carolina old
ut III.
rho sales OF bank shares 80 Commerce at lis,
10 Bank OF the State at l5 America at 49, Fourth At
%, and 3S Metropolitan at 125ls
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-21

sStock increased three shares for OF old.
RENO!
Considerable comment was made to- day because
stock little known yet which has been pcrsstenty
quoted all the way up from 60 to 1861, during the last
year, sold to-day at 80 The circumstances briefly
stated are as follows-A we'll known firm offered tho
stock and 1t was purchased by equally wall known
broker at tho highest price above named. when Of
fcrcd for delivery the latter failed to meet his engage
ment, and, according TO usage, the security"
sold out under the ruc.n The stock In question rop-
rcsents some old pennsylvania land company, from
which great results expected years ago aud on
account Of which or two large firms alleged to
have failed Why It has boon allowed 10 DO quoted
tho stock Exchange u a fact not altogether clear Ger
tain dividends Of inviting character have recently
boon announced but the street has not placed I'm
pliclt confidence the statements OF the company u
has been difficult create favorable enthusiasm and
hence the result above set forth
MEMORANDA
The Comptroller OF the Currency to-day sent his per-
mission Tor the Bank OF State OF New York TO re.
sumo.
Tho new line between New York and Philadelphia
will IL rs announced be opened for travel on tho lst OF
May
The following tho earnings Of tho Michigan Gen.
trail Railroad for the second week In April:--
1870. &133477 OF
increase. $l,sA 10
The following the earnings OF tho Canada SOUTH
ern road for tho second week In Apri:--
1876. so, 3S5 0s
1850 %
Increase .......... 81, 30a %
Tho total earnings since Jam arc $sI6oo5 Is,
II Is announced that tho Ballou Manufacturing Com
pany, a large corporation whose mills arc At woon-
socket, has made an assignment
Atclcgram from Washington states that the Ways
and Means Committee considered Mr.. Hewitts resou-
ton relative sale Of Alabama award bonds and ap-
pointed . subcommittee 70 walt the Secretary Of
the Treasury and inquire by what authority bids for
bonds arc limited to $t00000 and payments required
70 DO made in gold.
The Attorney General decides that the Pacific Mall
Company has not forfeited is subsidy, claimed by
the Post once Department Moneys duo which have
been withheld Will now 10 paid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-21

. HAVANA. April %. 1910
Spanish gold 40 229 Exchange The United states
premIum short sight, 40 premium; on Iondnn. l6x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-21

as 20. $500 do. hard private terms. 1000 do white
winter privafe Corn quiet alss Of six
az VIC an track. Oats unchanged: sales Rye in
active barley dell sales of three Canadian pr
.ate terms. Pork duh nj S23 for heavy Larl
anii ~ lie. HiEhwncs nominay 81 10 for city made.
seed
TolxDo April 20, 1875
fieur dull Wheat jali and lower 80. white W.bash.
amber Michigan. spot April II rs Nav 81 2a, June
e. ma No red winter and May. 81 Hl No. red.
" ~ Corn dull and shade lower: high mixed Sic
April Sttsc; May SIC. June SO, July 5lisc: low
mixed 3a}yc Kansas. Die grade. 81 &C., damaged.
4oc Oats dull, shade lower: No June SIC Michigan
Ssc Cloyerseed ~ ~ Reeeipts-iOo bbis -four 900
bushels wheat. ~ do 5000 do shipments
do. oats
= CnlcAGo. April ~. 1876
Flour quiet hut steady Wheat dull. weak And lover No.
Chicago spring 81 ON spot 81 ossl May; 81 oisl
~ O3ts June No. Chicago sprug o2tsc. rejected
SIC Corn dull and shade lower; No ~ fTsle iSc
spet 47s4c April: 4sc. 5siac May 47Asc June Oats
sa,e AMI weak; No. - &c spot: ss'ss ss.s May.
ward = odie Harley dull and lower ~ spot; coils
81 20 June S.2 40 ". IS July. Lard dull tending
downward xl3 - spot; $l3 Is Sl3 l7s May Si3 32is
$3.50 June $3.50 July bulk duh and ashade lower
shoulders, sc clear rib Sides lie clear sides, l2aac
Whskcy noniinaliy unchanged Rrccipts--Fonr, l1.On
bbl wheat 40 900 bushels corn. $1,000 do oats 600
1870 bills wheat. 900 bushels 500 do oats.
5000 do; barley .S,o do Al the call OF tho
Board-Wheat unchanged. Corn nc. lower; 4Se.. May.
Oats unchanged Pork lower S.i ~ May l1is june.
Lard easier; SIS 10 $i3 l7s, May $l3 als SIJ 80.
juno.
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-Ci-'OPAisTNE;.lls1iIps..'

NJ Office.
!. That we. HENRY HILTON and WILLIAM LIBDEY
both Of the city and state Of New York. have this day
formed coparncrshp for the purpose Of conducting
cities Of boston. Philadelphia, Paris Lyons. err
Bradford, Nottingham, Belfast Glasgow. Berlin. Chcmnitx
Great Britain and Ireland Continent Europe
and IL other foreign countries
That the PRINCIPAL place Of business said
ship will DO in the city OF New York.
name sTEw1RT Co. Which, firm aam me- s'l IS
Ton and WILLIAM LIBBY Of The city Al and State Of New
York aforesaid; the satin HENRY HILTON being tho
aud legates under the last will and OF LLxAN
DER I. STEWART late Of tho city OF New York.
STEWART in the late rm II A. + STEWART co and
the said WILLIAM LIBBEY being the only surviving
Srm hsd business relations with foreign ccan,ric. ~hen
ls7d HENRY HILTON. IT, Si
In presence Of Henry 4. Davies. j. Henry Work.
State Of New York. city and county New York m:
HENRY Hilton and wiAM Libby 70 ns R ms Sa% 20
be the individuals described n and who within
certificate aud severay lodged that they
80 '-' 's"'" ROBERT rRoTHERoE,
Notary Public,
New York City.
State q yew York. eity and county q New York
and Clerk OF the supreme Court Of said State for said
county, sNi
DO certify have compared the preceding with the
CERTIFICATE
CONTINUED USE OF FIRM NAME.
file In Office, that the IL duplicate
Indorsed filed and recorded 10th April 1876 2hours.
In witness whereof have hcreunto subscribed
and affixed my Official seal this hiecnth day o. April 1870
IL ST. Clerk.