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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-01-27
A .nou.l.sue, fr.ups.s.r, City.

Your late correspondent at this pretty vii age uy
has gone where the woodbine twneh at all seasons Of
the year-Texas. May his shadow grow less,
| his poetical taient less original
Speaking of the Lone Star State" hear that mum
Of your young who growing tired of the present
apathy" in business prevailing here snl in the c,aary
around talk of going to Texas it seems to that
golden idea would be to take pan and shovel and
foot il the Black Hs There is gold there, depend
upon it.
There was ball at City Hall" the other night at
which quite a number of young ladies' and gentlemen
from St. Joseph and Troy present johnnie Nail
Ter was down, and seemingly enjoyed it,
Mr.. Heatlsy who formerly resided here has repur
chased the odd Heatley brick" upon the hill Tom.
comes Troy and then casts his eye upon
il, and returns
Our Justice old Patterson speak respectfully and
Tom HILL his Constable good fellow, have little to do
in their line Geary is you must know, very quiet
place yet many sigh for the return of the good old
times when everything brisk including displays Of
Muscular Christianity.
see By the papers that the people Of Sabetha away
out on the bleak parsre agtatng with great and
effective the project Of mining Tor coal and
have organized company for that purpose which leads
your correspondent suggest that in his opinion land
he lived for many years in coal re1onl Geary tn
place where such enterprise might take root for there
is coal bere-t crops along the branches and upon
the river bank. coal mine here would be q big b.
nanza" for Gsary City.
The other day, at neighbOring farm house came
acruss an old faded copy of the Geary City Era fon
remember the paper SOL and its long haired ana enem
mate looking editor Earl Marble. He r poetry, TOO
you remember How that old paper carries me back to
Geary's baby. hood and my own boyhood when Geary
was city, and when everything was booming and when
with boyish hands gladly assisted in getn: out the
paper particular day. Il daubed on the nk and con-
sidered my self well rscompensed by few exchanges
II generally picked the Louisville Journal and the
New York Tribune The Paragraphs OF the one and
editorials Of the other were good reading in those days
it is different now Greeley and Prentice are both in
their graves while Earl Marble still graeed by his Gu
phonieus aud lengthy locks Is sticking type and
writing poetry away down East in Bostins U. death
with strangeness thou dos distribute thy stick
MoSoLoGUIsT
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Highland station Iicms.

There is quite change in the atmosphere the wind
Is blowing from the north looking for cold
weather.
Our town is in a aourshng condition. The mercha nts
doing good business; in spite of hard times green
backs be plenty Everything seems to favor the
poor and needy farmers at citizens are on
their way rejoicing The Winter far has been very
favorable the wheat crop The Kansas farmers for
the three last years have met with mrny losses but
if they looking forward to prosperity. There
quite number Of our farmers without the small
grain to seed their farms Our merchants going
furnish them with the seed plant their FARMS until
they harvest good crop There is plenty
of sot corn in this section Of country.
Our farmers feeding quite number of cattle in
this vicinity. Mr.. Laban jackson is feeding seventy
head friend, II. d. Guthrie, is feeding about four
loads and there quite number that are
feeding a smaller scale.
We having quite a number of spelling schools and
debating societies. There spelling school at the
Willow Spring school house, last Wednesday evening.
II proved to be successful. Our spelling shoOl
grand There quite interest taken in it,
Our lyceum is in full blast. We met Saturday evening
and of the boys made grand display Of themselves
We have many eloquent young men in this vicinity.
There several speakers from the Martin school
house. Our friend C. Y. Sturgeon made quite neat
speech in behalf of money matters Our friend C. W.
Wilkinson present. We excused him from speaking
owing his health for sympahiEe with
we'll The old horse made quite able speech
Our meetings are still in full blast We understand
they going tn hold series of meetings down at the
Willow Spring school house. The calculation
sinners to d &c from the wrath to We think
shall try and attend Il has been time since
have attended Of those old fashioned meetings.
Your reporter made flying trip to Holt County, last
week. Business is improving times good among the
farmers the merchants doing good business there
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ST. MARKET,

ST. LOUIS. January -
Wbeat-Dul and lnEer. and q light business; No red
81 o. No 81 y, al 81 No . 81 So bid cash.
Corn Fir and fraction higher; No mixed 40 4Ole
cash. 403 q Ieic February.
Oat.-Inactive and Unchanged 35d35lc cash and Janu
airy: ISL d364c February.
Rye-No scarce and higher offered at re Te;c bid
Pnrk-Duil and raser at SO 65dIg75
Green M-zt--Dn and little dong: sales Of shoulders
IOkc.
frmer at the cosr shoulders All are rib lOi lie
short clear 100 a IOic.
hanged shoulders sic short rib short
clear III di2c.
Lard-Du aud nominal; no demand for prime steam
over life, but Il Is held firm at lee.
Cail-A shade better fair demand but prices unchang
e gond To prime shipping steers "a 80 IS; fair 2
pony Sca fair tn good % 2 native stock
er. 90 5Oe4; feeders q "a s1i Rrcrpt. "a.
ing IS eOd az TO- extra s. 1871 % Receipts $3.50
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO January IS
wheat-In fair demand and lower; cash dropping: No
spring 99tc spot 99ic February and March: No 7gc
Cern-Quet and steady No mixed 81 sic spot Gao
bid February.
0atsFirm and shade higher; 3iic bid GOSH a3lic
February.
Barley-Easer and in good demand so,c spot.
Rye-Steady and firm at 67c.
Pork-Dsmand fair and advanced; $40 a5 spot; SO 20
February; tl9 57t al9 co March.
Lard-Irrrguar and in the main higher sl2 10 spot;
sI2 Is February sl2 20 March.
i0sc.
Cate-ReceiIss 200 Quiet but generally Armer com.
to good fat and bulls g 6Oa3 90 half fateDed
butchers steers 4a4 So good fat steers s5a5 90
shipping nomnay IS 75a5 ..
Hogs-Receipt. 5000 Fairly active and firm; closing
with about all sold and with downward tendency pack
ers 81 al Is; fancy 81 S. Philadelphas 81 5Od7 IS
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Sherif''s Sale.

SIATE eF cd kAnsAs' 3ss.
In the District for DOnphan County State Of Kansas
J. L. F0rman.
Administrator of the Estate Of
Samuel H. Riddle. deceased Plaintiff
Matilda c. Blair
Administrative Of the Estate Of
Samuel p. Blair, decreased ct al Defendants-
NyOTICE is hereby given that will the 18th day OF
~ February. A. ID. ls76 at the hour Of clock.
Of said ay at north door Of the Court House In the
City Troy DOniphan County state Of Kansas oner
for sale at public auction for cash the following described
real estate witt The north east quarter Of secti0n
thirteen 3 in township three 81 Of range twenty CD
also the east half of the southst quarter Of section
twelve 2 in township three CD Of range twenty COZ
also the half Of the quarter ess twenty
acres of Of the end Of section Twelve 2l In
ship three 90 Of ange twenty. t2Dl-all in Doniphan
County State Of Kansas Taken the property Of Ma
tda Blair Administrative Of the Estate Of Samuel r.
Blair deceased al and offered for sale the highest
bidder for cash satisfy certain Judgment and
Of record in the District Court for Donphan County
the State Of Kansas in which ). L F0rman Admins
sf the Estate Of Samuel H Riddle deceased Is
plaintiff and Matilda G. Blair Administrators Of the e.
tate Of Samuel BaIr deceased al are defendants.
Ali Of said lands appraised AZ &C. 600.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of January A D.
1876.
THOMAS J. vANDERsLICE,
Sheriff Of Doniphan County.
January %. l576-5u. PRS fee SIS
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DoNIPuAN COUNTY psRECToRY.

Judge ed Judicial District-P. L. HUBBARD.
County Commissioners-FKED. HARFsTKR CYRUS LEIJ
JR., A LARZELERE-
sherif-TBoMAs j. VANDERsLIcE
rreasHrer-RoBERT TRACY.
county Clerk-CHARLEs RAPPELTg
county Attorney-w. ID. WEBB
Probate Judge-RoBERT WILKINSON.
Register Of Deeds-F. II. DREySISG.
Superintendent Of Public Instruction-D d. RosR.
C0roner-DR. WIN REEDER.
SuryeyOr-JAHEs T. FoRNAS.
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County Grange.

The County Grange meets at Severance February 18th
at 10. O'Clock when the 5th Degree will be confer
red and after that (about o'clock there will be feast
to which all 4th Degree members are cordially invited
then will follow the regular order of business Of the
Couuty Grange, includn. the election Of officers.
Next regular meeting Of Severance Grange February
ssh, ut O'Clock p. m There being five Saturdays in
January brings it three weeks from our last regular
,S,ing-reguar meetings being on the LIST and sd Sat
urdays At the regular meeting, the committee on
cooperative will be ready to report ana nave
books open ready for subscription Of stock
c. A. RIFPEY, Sec.
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gutal Mattsrs.

For any other length Of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only In regular advertising
business cards Of S lines OF less, IS year
For legal and transient advertisements u per square
for the nseron and so cents square for each
subsequept insertion
SI. cisl Notices i'll be charged 50 per cent and
editorial advertisements and personal communications
double price.
Eight lines Of solid Nonpareil make one square. All
fractions Of half square and over are counted full
Advertisements requiring to be certified to- viii be
charged the Of certifying in addition to the regular
rates.
Transent advertisements must be paid for invariably
advance.
Low - the times will admit All Job Work be paid
for v hen taken from the Office.
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DIED.

At his residence, the 18th Of January. Friedrich
Risk. The deceased leaves family and numerous
friends to mourn his loss. He died in the full faith
of glorious immortality.
Dearest brother. thou hast left u.s.
And we deeply mourn your loss
Peace to your silent slumbering
Peace To your silent grave;
1t is God that has bpreft US
And he sorrow can heal
Mrs. CHARITY ANDERSON
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-01-27

RAILROAD CHASGE.-A change will tIke place in the
running time of the Atchisnn and Nebraska Railroad
next week The road will become sort of tender to the
Missouri Pacific and through including seepers
will be run from St Louis Omaha The arrans sment
will rough the people living along the route in this
County who wish travel the passenger trains both
way will pass through the Couaty between twelve AMI
two clock night Passengers will have to sit up all
night TO cach trains ride the freight trains ex
clusively The mails will arrive and depart at the same
unreasonable hours.
The Falls CITY Accommodation withdrawn some
DAYS ago When the Midland Pacific effects junction
with the Atchson and Nebraska and puts trains the
local interests may be accommodated.
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Rise and Explain.

DoNIPHAN, KANSAS. JAM ., le1o.
Ed on TUE CHrEF The correspondent from Doniphan
is respectfully requested to give better explanation IN
regard to wiebeatng item in the last issue OF the
Chiet think If he had LEFT out the Laws Of Germany
he would not thruwn public insinuatons on the Ter
mans in this town. and also have given hi.sf better
chance Of being thought the guilty party Better state
who the party that beats his wife or make puohe
a,oloox GEkHAy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-01-27
THE CENTENNIAL CONCERT
Fort Scott, Kansas,
Has beea postponed to

Fort Scott, Kansas,
Has bees postponed to
APRIL 20, 1870,
AT which time it will positively of the none
VIII be refunded So many tickets having already
oerndisposed Of there is doubt that the Tickets
will all be sold long before that date.
wo offer to Agents Kansas mission of l5per cent
and In addition thereto prize Of $500 to the one
that sells the mo-t Tickets in proportion to the popu
anou Of his County. Send for Tickets at once
What we have left are being taken rapidly
For further particulars address
Us EMMERT,
elsnimo. Fort Scott Kansas.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-01-27

NEW MEDICAL FRN.-The card Of Drs- Reeder Crook.
who have formed cOpartuership for the practice Of
Medicine will be found in this issue DR.. Reeder Is well
known to all citizeus Dr. Crook has lived in the
County for years bat is stranger to many persons
about Troy He is experienced and able physician,
and the new firm but command the confidence Of
~ uubiic.
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Sheriff. Sale.

Shefln's sale.
STATE OF KANSAS, )ss
DoSRHAS COUNTY
In the District Court for Donphan County State Of Kansas
The Saint Joseph and Kansas
Loan and Building Company, Plaintiff
John B. Eiledse and
Sallie F. Eledge, Defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given that will the 18th day o
~ February A. ID. 1876 Of the hour Of two o'clock
M Of said day the north door Of the Court House
the city Of Troy in Donphan County State Of Kansas Of
fer for sale public auction for cash. the following de
scrbed real estate tn wit: Twenynine 9 feet on the
side of Lot "a in Block eleven III in the City
Of Troy in Donphan County. State Of Kansas Taken a.
the property John B. Eedge and Sallie Eedge and
offered for sale highest bidder for cash to satisfy
certain judgment and c0r;s Of record in the District
Court for DOniphan County, In the State Of Kansas In
which the Saint Joseph and Kansas Loan and Buildng
Company is plaintiff, and John b. Rlledge and Salle
El~Age DEFENDANTS Appraised at the sum Of twenty
i've hundred dollars
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January. A. D.
1876.
Sheriff of Doniphzn County.
January 20 Is76-5w P-'s fee si2
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-01-27
JOHN Ell. UTT
WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS,
POOR FARM.
Notice for Proposals to Rent Poor Farm and
Keep Paupers-

Office hereby given that sealed proposals win b
~ received Office Of the Comfy Clerk up TO Feb
ruary 9th 1916 at 10 clock A NJ Of that day for the
renting Of the Poor and board Of the AuPer OF said
County from March l.t 1876. to March 1st fs77 Bids
mns state separately much will be paid for the farm
Per quarter and nov mack will be charged per week for
the board Of and every panper The Board ef County
Commissioners reserve the right reject any and al bds
Attest: CHARLES RAPPELYE. .
January %. 1s7s-5w. County Clark.
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Fruit Farm for Sale.

IN DAVIS and B. F. Herring have for sale small
Fruit Farm, Of % two miles southeast Of
Robinson in Brown County Kansas Orchard consists Of
s0j bearing peach 800 apple IS cherry trees
80 pear trees Of goo-eberries half Of
grapes onefourth of raspberries Dwelling house Of
four and garrett well the kitchen door, good
spring for stuck. &c.
] ERNs One third down. balance in two equal pay
ments in two years Apply To b r. HERRING.
Dec. u IsT5.w3 Highland Station. Kan
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Eve need hardly remind our readers 'na' ne1 :.
"wednesday, February 81 will be Ground r.i.
should be duly observed and record mAae "a
being the Centennial year unusual resu''' nay
,,..,.5 an f,llow the phenomenl Of that oay.
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Strange, But True,

is natural for people suffering with Consumption
coughs Severe Colds any other disease Of the Throa,
and Lungs put Oh from day to day buyng article
that they know has cured their neighbour friend rea-
tive yet they have faith in il until it Is late II
you will 60 to your Druggist W. p. Russell and get
bottle of BoscHEEs GERMAN SrKur your immediate cure
is n certain you lives il has lately been introduced in
this country from Germany Sample bottles Of this med
icne be obtained for 10 cents 70 its superior vue
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D- Pure cider vinegar at BiokfOrd & siDclsirs-

r. The meeting at the Methodist Church still contin'
mes and the excitement getting to high pitch Ire
mepious interest is manifested. Meetings are now heid
in the afternoon and night At their night inc
h,,,.s IA "a crowded that there is not even standing
oom Tn. number that 60 the anxious seat average
from a dozen to thirty each night
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-01-27

E couple of Iowa indians deeAed IN inc 'Aui
,,I LIsuket and feathers in Saturday NOR
ming on the trail of ponies These Indians do not
,ak. kindly to ure clothes and would doubtless feel
more at home of they could mix freely with their
ltaI
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~ By reference advertisement It VIII oe seen
D. Plspk has taken charge of the Iowa Point Minis
Bri. No. man every respect and those VINO pa''0n
l.. him viii have justice done them
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The cold spell during the past few days has enilF
sn+d the hog trade very materially Strengthening at Le
lands establishment has been very active The
have been coming by the car load and are being Dl'
posed of as rapidly the capacity Of the
will admit
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H maple syrup at LslanaI..

~ rz- eorrrspoudent at Severance writes that be
ns two doars and also enclosss article for pubi'
cation We found the dollars, but not the article
which he evidently forgot put in the envelope Some
times they forget put in the two dollars but our cor
respcndert got that all right
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Installation md Feast.

PRAIRIE GROVE January "a, 1876.
Prairie Grove Grange met Saturday night January
I'D for the purpose of installation. 1t grand
Everything in good order and good feeling seemed
to exist between all present Bro. Henderson of Oak
land Grange also Bro Rppey of Severance Grange and
many others unknown, present After installation,
our Worthy Lecturer, Bro. LadSig. delivered quite
lecture GrangerSm which very lengthy and inter
estng to those who belong the Order. 1t also afford
ed considerable for that did not belong
to the Grange After this all invited to partake of
the feast The sisters Prairie Grove Grange certainly
deserve praise for their skill and taste All present
q. emed to enjoy themselves hugely. Prairie Grove
Grange is a wide awake gO-ahead Grange Nay success
rr,vn all their eff ,rts A GRANGER.
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N oney % Lesn,
Bosks, Bssks.

On long time at low interest on well improved Farms
Doniphan County, Kansas Apply TO
iup.a1. XXX STOUT, Troy. Ksnsas
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~R.PR MiIlsr, the boss of the a. = n H,'.l.
at lincoln Nebraska smiled on the CAss once @ouu-'
afternoon Dick looks rs If they deal out wholesome IA
tons up in the FIigd Zone
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n DR.. W. W. Crook, Of pOuiphan rsmosea = -,
ON Monday We understand that be viii TORN oops'
nership with DR.. Rssdsr.
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TorKKA. January Is, 1876.

II Ifyou want good bread buy your Flour at Craneys
He keeps the Hannibal and Geary Flour and delivers 1t
ANYWHERE in town free of charge.
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selOvers Flour a; Leiands, and warranted rs good
as any other make
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At BckfOrd Sinclair yOu win End everything in u
School line. seP'S~
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~ The cheapest place to buy Goods is at Cranes

Isaac Brown has presented us with sample o.
bnstrbsat sour which was sent him from Schuyler
County New York. It is about the oe'' VIC
seen and is mighty tOOtbsone.
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Order of Publication.

the District Court Of the Second Judicial District Of
State of Kansas sitting within and for Doniphan County
TUNO JOHN p. WOOD: You are hereby notified that
Il you have been sued by the undersigned, William T.
Wood that the 18th day Of January 1876 he plain
tiff e in the office of the Clerk Of the District
and for Doniphan County State Of Kansas his petition
against you, Mary Robertson. Wesley Wood Catherine
jackson, Martha Bromley. and George W. Wood as de
PENDANTS setting forth that he and all of said
tenants in common in the following described lands;
that each seized Of in fee simple Of und
ton IS in township south Of range 20 east; and the
southeast quarter Of section the quarter
section Is and the north est quarter of section - all
township south of range % east in Doniphan County
State Of Kansas that the object and prayer Of said
titiOn Is partition said Lands among plaintiff and de-
fendant according their respective interests therein
You must answer said petition before March ID
1876 the will be taken true and Judgment rem
dered accordingly for partition.
WILLIAM T. WOOD.
By A. PERRY, his Attorney.
January 20, is76-iw. Prs Fee %.
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r. If you you want PURE HEADLIGHT On, buy it OF
w T. RUSSELL, Green Frunt- Jan "a
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AGENTs.

BATES & LOCKE. "a Park Row New York
s. II. PETTENGILL CO., 81 Park Row New York.
GEORGE p. HOWELL 4 CO.. 20 Park Row New York
HOWELL CHESAAN st. Louis No.
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n Headlight and Radiant Psiior OIL, ct Bickf0rd 4
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~ Ysv Good, q hard times prizes, g LslAnd's
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Flour and Neal.

Franklin Frick's Flour
Robert Fliekingcr'a "
Bowman Nurphy's
Rye Flour and Nal lowest prices and In Quantities
sstzi cEIs. r XUcEs. DoniDAAa-
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After which, good time was had generally. This in.
terestng occasion closed by appropriate prayer
by the Rev. Mr. Men air, when they all did repair to
their respective homes wishing this venerable pair many
a return Of their wedding anniversary. SACKET
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EVERYTHING for sale that you can get 10 a Country
II Store Ten per cent lower than IN any other town in
Kansas, by McCRUM.
aec9n3 Doniphan, Kanass.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-08

AN IMPORTANT Duty OF CLERKS OF COURTS.
An act OF Assembly approved by the Governor
on the 18th of last mouth is so important to so
many persons including clerks of all courts OF
record 10 the State, that it is here presented in
full
Be 1t enactedJ blythe General assembly Of Vu.
giuta, Whenever release OF a trust deed or
other obligation shall be admitted to record in
the clerks office of any county or corporation
court, or OF the Chancery Court of Richmond
city. it shall be the duty of the clerk of such
court to make memorandum on the margin
OF the page of the book upon which such trust
deed or other obligation is recorded, stating
that such trust deed or other obligation is re
leased, and referring to the page and No. of
the deed book upon which such release is re.
corded
II auy clerk shall fail to do anything re-
qulrcd of him by this act he shall be liable for
any damages which may accrue to any person
by reason of such failure, aud shall pay fine
OF not less than thirty nor more than 800 to
sny person who will prosecute theretor.--
Wig. :