davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1876-04-15

ANY person, 50 il6It, Wb0 shalI lail to comply
With ,he foregoing re4uiremeuts viii be subject to
severe penalties.
Persons OF firms liable 20 pay any Of the Spe-
cial Taxes named above must apply to GEORGE
". BROWN, Collector Of Internal Revenue at
Grafton, W. Va, and pay tor and procure the
Special Tax Stamp or Stamps thew need. prior 10
May ], 1876, and WITHOUT FURTHER NO
TICE.
j. d. PRATT,
Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
OFUrE or IS-EENtL REVENUE,
WAsHNGroy, D. G.
March Is, .SIG-4t
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

State Of Iowa.
Cedar county,
To Gilbert II. Smith, Dani,l G.. smith
Elizabeth -outhwiek, T.. r. Smith.
Deborah e. Pearson. Albert g.
Smith, Sarah Smith, Gertrude Fer
ris, Mary Smith. Elizabeth smith,
Mary =. Russell, VIM. q. Straug.
Edwin r. Strang, Ellen X. Tabor,
Emma o. Kellogg, Iouelia kellogg
and Mary Kellogg, heir of Barak
Smith, deceased.
You are hereby notified that pet;-
ton for the sale of the real estate o.
Barak Smith, deceased. late Of Cedar
county, by the Executor Of said estate.
il on file in the office of the Clerk oi
the Circuit Court If Cedar county.
Iowa, praying that saiI court authorize
him In sell the real estate for the pur-
pose Of paying the detf- Of said de-
cedent, to-wit:
Commencing forty rods north .. the
southwest corner of Section twenty
eight 2si, Township eighty 80. Range
three o.. west of the 5tii +. NJ. thence
east forty rods, thence north forty rods.
thence west forty rod-, thence south
forty rods to the place Of beginning.
containing ten acres, situated in Cetia
county, Iowa.
You viii therefore appear on the
first day Of the next term Of said court
to be begun and held at Upton In said
county Oh the 18th day Of February,
1877, To then AMI there shoy cause VIII /;
an or,ier To allow such sale should ma
be granted.
GILBERT =. SMITH. Executor.
SYLvast's fATEs, Airy. 4wiS
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

The word and deed OF President Grant
during the last political excitement
has only been creditable and such a.
can provoke serious objection from no
one His first dispatch was from
Philadelphia, Friday noon. and has all
the sense, terSeneS- end strength
which has characterized hi lest officia
papers. II is a. follows;
General w. r. Sherman. Washing
ion: Instruct Gen. Augur. in Florida
10 he vigilent with the force at his
command To preserve peace and good
order, and To see that the proper and
legal boards Of canyassers are unmolee-
ted in the performance Of their duties.
Should there he any grounds of suspic-
ion Of a fraudulent count on either side
il should be reported and denounced at
once. No man worthy Of the office Of
President should be willing to hold il
IL counted in, or placed there by fraud.
Either can afford To be disappointed in
the result. The country cannot afford
to have the result tainted by su-pic-
ion Of illegal or false returns"
L. :. GRANT.
Late the same day he telegraphed
also to Gen. sherman, a. follows:
send all the troops To General Augur
that he may deem necessary to insure
entire quiet and peaccable count Of the
ballots actually cast. They may be
taken from South Carolina unless
there Is reason to expect All outbreak
there. The rreseu.c Of citizens from
other States, understand, il requested
in Louisiana to see that the Board Of
Canyasser, make fair count of the
vote actually cast. 1t is u he hoped
that representative and fair men
Of both parties will go.
T.. =. GRANT.
II IL refreshing to note the difference
between such prompt and yet conser-
vative action and the ,eniiity Of poor
old Buchanan. The President further.
by request, designated. five men-
Judge Kelly of Pa, Gen. Garfield Of
Ohio, J. A. Kasson, Of Iowa. Hon. J.
Schonber2 OF Pa, and senator Logan
Of Iil.-to proceed to Louisiana and
witness the count In order that
assurance Of fairne-. and honesty
might be given to the country
Gen. Logan destined To go, but the
others, together with many represen-
tative men from both political parties
have gone and will, we hope, bear
witnes. to the truth, whatever 1t may
be-
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

A year ago yohn tar. the feaalng
/ colore.i Republican Of this parish, Was
taken away from the ~heriff-- pose,
" which had arrested him on a trump
I'd up charge If poisoning man still
/ living. aud was foulls murdered. his
I body being filled full Of bullets. He
/ lies burriesi on the roadside where he
{ fell. His sister, Babe Matthews. for
/ tine colorei women are active Republic
cans was hanged in the Court House
yard for participation in the alleged
crime.
/ The sheriff and other parish officers
were subsequently driven ont Of the
parish by rlnei bodies Of the White
Lsaguer-. and by Lands from Missis-
/ sippi. since which time score Of col
/ ored men have been murdered. and
hundreds Of Others whipped. until ev-
cry ve<tige Of Republican organization
was stamped out and the eolored peo-
/ pie reduced 10 a state Of terrorizei
sub-eryiency, to which even their
former condition Of slavery affords nc
larellel.
The few white Republicans left in
tine parish attempted - put ticket
in the field this year, but We're waited
upon by prominent Democrats and
were informed that no Republican
ticket would he permitted. The su-
pervi-or- Of Registration. whose fair
mess and integrity l. endorsed BY the
entire Democratic press, were run off,
and the election was held in violation
Of a., the forms Of law. y. that elec.
tion. as far a. heard from. not one
Republican vote was permitted to he
east.
Simultaneous with the successful
Inauguration Of the Mississippi plan
in it. sister parish, did reign of ter
ror visit desoiGtion upon the hearth
stones Of Republicans in Wet Felic.
ina. Under the pretext that the ne
groe- stealing cotton from fields and
selling it 10 the country starekeeper,,
dozen Of stores where colored people
cougregated and exchanged their po
liticz1l views, we're burned, and in
some instances their owners hung.
Bodies OF White League cavalry, cal
ling themselves Regulator" having
thus scattered or destroyed the black
leaders, visited the coiored people ir
their cabins and he-ita.ed not at muir
der with the most fiendish accessories
in order to strike lasting terror 10
the entire population Of Republican
non-combatants, and the very sam,
programme wa- followed in each o
the five parishes.
Now when in view of these facts We
learn that the Democrats are to-da,
claiming in East Felicina majority
of | ,740-more than twice a. great a,
. their entire vote in ls15-aud in the
other parishes accordingly: and also
that the law Of Louisiana il explici,
in commanding that on proof Of fraud,
intimidation or violence in any par
ish, the vote Of that parish shall b.
rejected by the Returning Board, we
shall have some idea Of the situation
TO which the attention of all America
il now being turned and which may
become fraugiit with the grayesr con
sequences.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

BY no possible contingency can any
State be deprived Of its full voice in
the election of President and Vice
President. The Springfield Journal
has looked the matter up, and finds
that every State makes provision fol
filling electoral vacancies, by whatev-
er cause occasioned. The several
States have substantially the same
provision. The following, from the
law of Florida, IL a fair sample:
If, on examination, it should appeal
that one or more OF said Electors are
absent, and shall fail to appear before
10 o'clock on the day Of election OF
President and Vice President as afore.
said, the Electors then present shall
Immediately proceed TO elect by ballot
a person Or persons to fill such vacan-
cy or vacancie. as may have occurred.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16
THE centennial LIFE,
IOWA INSURANCE
FOR IOWA MEN.
Why Should ] Insure in the
Centennial Mutual Life
Association Of Iowa
ASSoc,atlou OF Iowa

lst.--Becsu.e ii is safe and reliable.
2d. = Because il costs only from one
third to one fifth what II would cost ID
mos, of the old line companies.
3i-Bscause it is an Iowa Institution,
and managed by we'll known aud reiia
BILE men.
4th.-Because II is the duty Of al! Ia
provide for those dependent upon them.
5th.-Because the expense OF insur
ance is divided up into small amounts
so that the poorest can meet the pay
menfs
9th Because it practices on the prin.
ciple OF careful selection of risks and
economical management.
7th.-Because the moment my liie II
insured my estate is really worth fully
the amount OF my policy, in addition 10
its previous value.
sth.-Becsuse, having but one hfe,
my family cannot avail themselves oi
the law Of average in any other way.
Sth---Becamss policy of insurance
on my life will give me the composurl
and freedom from solicitude, which, Ia
sickness, contributes TO recovery, and
thereby lengthens life
10th.--Because, as death is certain,
every dollar investsd In hfc insurance
must return 10 my estate. aud at .imS
when my family will need il most
11th.-Becanse. II owned . house,
the rent of which wss q 500 per year, /
should deem 1t duty TO my family Ia
keep II insured; then how much more q
duty, having but one life, which IL wortf,
81 900 per year tn my family, TO keep
that insured, which they mAy lose At
any time. #s MaA
iath.- Because. whstsvsr. y . ns.ses
Of Theory, IL il possible V a6tD - NAy
Of laying aside small sans annually, cx.
perience proves that I shall not do /,
unless an obligation 10 created by which
feel bound to do 80; whereas, by. the
supuiation 70 pay suall sum asuuslly,
Fat once secure to my family IN Accumu
Iation which could only be tho result ol
the savings Of many years.
th.-Because the experience OF moro
than century proves that well man.
aged life insurance companies are The
safest institutions in the world.
f4th.-Becaufe other Investments
with promise Of as profitable return. are
not SO easily found, and generally being
Of . speculative xchsra0tss, not uafre.
qnently end In entire Ioss.
- Piskin g. w1tgbt, DtotSfo4 1GaDa a
ger, viii be ploased 70 Insure you
You will 6nd him ~ the 1lomjuY
House or the Co Operative store
GEO. /. yRR3NYBn.
Tzavelhss . st. Agt.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16
NERVOUS DEBILITY

Vital sezsasss Or depression: weak exhaust.
ed feeling. no energy or courage; the resaii
OF mental oses.ss-t la6esese.isas or sxeessss. oi
come drain upon the system. IL always cur.
ed by HUMPHREYS HonEooaIHic SPECIFIC No
70. II tones up aud fnvigorates the system,
dispeiis the gloom and dependency. i'm.
parts strength and energy stops the drain
snf rejuysn atss the entire man. Been used
twenty years with perfect snceoss by thon.
sands. sold by dealers. Price. $40 per
single vial. or s5yoo per package " i've VIA
and 500 yiaieof powder. sent by mali on
receipt Of price. Address HyNpHaEyS'
N0ngoeAIHtc MEDICAL COMPANY,
Iy3 5s2 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16
Notice Of Reading or WIN.

Estate Of r. Batterfieli. deceased. The
state OF Iowa. Cellar county. IS:
To whom IL may concern: You are here
by notified that on tie iith day of yovem-
ber lS6. there WAS opened and publicly
read by the Clerk @: the Circuit Court In
and Tor said county, an Instrument OF
writing pnf porting - he the last viii and
testament Of r. Batterfie'd Ia'e OF said
county, deceased: aud ia Il Inc FIRST day OF
the February terIt Of said cgurt, contu- q C.
ing on the third Monday OF February. isTT
has been set a. the day '"r final hearing
and proof Of said viii. a. which tiwe all
persons Interested may appear and SHOW
cause why the same should not be admitted
TO probate.
W H.yAN Mesa, Clerk
u WALKER Afttv RI, Z
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

A specimen Of the mischief that may
be done by the genus blatherskite-pol-
itician in the role Of . missionary at
the South, IL given in Lueius Quintus
Cesar Lamar's despatch from New
Orleans, as published in this week =
Conservative. Lucius Quintus, who
himself holds seat in Congress obtain
ed by bloodshed, intimidation and
fraud In Mississippi, goes TO New Or
leans in the guise Of "fair-minded,
representative man." who is to advise
for peace and fairness and report with
truth and soberness. Instead Of this,
he not even waits to look about him,
but, prejudging the case, hastens to
speed North on the wings Of light
ming wholly partisan statement and
one which has already been proven
maliciously false in almost every par
ticular.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16
Best GOO IL and Lows est Prices
I'm town. at FRED DEANS, ON
Cedar street. 5m37

A man who will not provide for his
osn household is orsc than a he ath-
Ell. The only sure way to provide
for their sap. or: in case Of y ur death
is by life insurance, only you must
be sure and select souni company
such one is the Centennial Life, OF
Iowa.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

1t cannot be possible that the fraud
ulent and sham returns from hall
dozen Louisiana parishes, where the
election was in no respect legal and in
every way farcical, will be counted
contrary to the laws of that State. II
NO, the whole great Northwest may be
disfranchised by few hundred South.
ern ruffians.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

II i singular hov much Ike the
eoukhexn aTTug1nce u ts10 sound the
eiit0efals Of to-day in many Psoaainenf
Democn1ic pape. hOeh Noffh and
Sosth- -TfIden anxk be declared
~ele~xed,~ : : they say In eject, "or ve
. .haIl hsve serious frpubie.' Thxt l.
10 ~. the Republicans win make no
trouble If the consest be decided against
them-bus, sbsaIi it 20 tls. other way.
Inok ou3 fcr breskcrs. Democrats viii
nof submit.
In past, this assumption IS correct.
IfSamuel J. Tiiden has been elected
President Of the United States by one
e3ee4ofal vose. and that vote Is CDR
tanned BY legal majority Of only =
single ballot. the Republican party
viii be unit in saying so let il te,
like men and I@trioss- B=: i. On ths
other hand. the legal majority shall
he proven TO lie with Mr. Hayes. he II
never % small, not only every K@puh-
lican. bat every fair minded and hon
ct citizen Of whatever party afliiia-
ton. must with equal willingness
scauie~ee in the decision and demand
iss enforcement Anything more or
less than this. either way, would Be
utterly subversive Of the vital prinei-
pie upon which our form Of govern
menf il fuiIded and would NJ once
demonstrate that it ras fraud and
farce, unworthy the name Of Republic.
The intersss and excitement attend
ing the election Of President and Vic~
President Of the United states in this
Centennial year hare naturally and
properly been very great And strong
as j; vss s,ssore, the feeling has bern
deeply intensified BY the eloseness Of
the contest and the prusractad waiting
fo. Anal dee;-ion. In the fare u this
situation he i no friend to his country
who makes indammatory appeals 10
either party. Right, and right only
should rule the hour; and to that end
A honest count and An honest declar-
alton Of the vote i the most important
thing now. Although it Is well known
that the actual strength Of parties in
whole States has been completely re-
versed by . systematic ccurse Of out
rageous terrorism, YET where the eiee-
tion has been held In due form Of law,
and the same applied TO counting and
returning the votes, ii appears To us
that the result viii have 10 be accept
ed without cayil But while this il
%. no assassinAtion Of messengers,
tampering with ballot boxes or re-
turns. or counting Or returning con-
tnry to local statutes, should for one
moment be tolerated, or held A. pC--
sible way in which to snatch victory
from defeat. by either the government
or people Of these United State-.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16
NOlicc Of Reading OF WILL.

Estate Of John Il. Wright deceased The
state of Iowa. Cedar e4anty, s.:
To whom Ii mag e4aerrn: You are here
By not fi+i that on the iith 9av OF SoyeIn-
Der. ls-G, there Vas opened and publicly
read Dy the clerk OF the Circuit Court in
and tor -sid county, an instrutnent of
writing pHrp0Fting ts be the last will and
testament OF John r Wright late of said
county, deceased; and that The nrst day OF
the Febra ny term Of said court. cornmeBc-
Ing Oh the bird Monday OF February, is77
has been set as the day for final bearing and
proof Of said will at which time ali persons
interested may appear and show cause why
the same should No: be al :nittsd 10 probate
3g46 w II VAN %E-s- tierk
JOHN y sEINaS. Atty
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16
THAT COUGH STOP ITll

From the sale ~ J0.vD bottles Of
Hale = Cough Cordial sold in the north
west within the past year, ON guar
aniec to refund the money in case Of .
failure TO cure, there were less than
fifty bottles returned, being less than
one failure in = thousand. This fact
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

will sell my farm or 100 acre., III under
cultivation and Nell fenced. miles nOrtl oi
Upton and miIrs south ~ etsnwO0d. on
reasonable terms. There ID good House,
stab!Ing, pieuty Of water for stock. Z large
esa,,nE orchard and : great variety Of
For terms spply 10 ANN SMITH,
2m 4opd or JOHN SPEAR.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

The most reliable returns indicate
that the next National House Of Rep
resentatives will stand IA Republicans
TO 148 Democrats-with probability
that the Republicans gain two men,
bers in New Hampshire next March.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

BOsTON, Dec. Il, iss.
Gen ia men-My only object In giving ~.
this testimonial II To spread vaiuep.s
formation. Having been badly snf ~
With salt Rheum, and the whole ss siis's IA
my skfu being covered with pinries
erupfions, many of W aicn caused me
pain and anoy Ance. and knowing ~.
q blood disease, I TODD many OF Inc sSr
tised blood preparations, am onK wnlea ~.
any qusn,i'y OF har&a arsrilla, witnouns n
iAiuing Any benent, until coMmencsd. ...,,,.
fne the vEGETINE, and before bad corn. ~,
pieied the first b tile 4 saw that nan M.
the right medicine. Consequently.
lowed on with II until 1 had taken
bottles when l was pronounced . Wen ~.
and my sktn n smeoth and senureiy -
lr0su pi3nplss and ernptt0us. ] haye nsy,h ns,h
enjoyed 10 good health before. snd a'n. .l,.
rie Il all to the use Of yEGETlNE 10 III Eli
efit those afflicted with Kheuma,ism. l iIr.s
make mention also NJ the YEHEli,,,s
wonderful power of curing me Of tnss aee,. ~.
eonIpiaink ~ w'sschs j have suffered :" :"
&. IN TUCKER Pas. Asv Mieh. C. + p.
imAp 09WaAhtuGeO0 ST.. UOsso"
Ca1S AZ al nraa mpSc$e
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

Afser all the fu-s that has been made
by Democratic newspapers ard stump
speakers about the presence Of troops
in the Southern states, ii is a curious
fact that in South Carolina the only
request for troops on election day caIne
from Democrats. In the Charleston
riot, which Wa brought on by the
Democrats in attacking some colored
men who cheered for HAYES in the
streets, the former were in fair way
to get badly whipped, and were glad
enough to accept tths hsinterpo~ielon ofthe
United States troops TO quiet the ex-
aspersted negoes and induce them TO
cease firing. This was effected by the
timely appearance On the scene Of the
troops, who came up in the rear Of the
whites, who opened ranks for them to
pass through, and the negroes, finding
themselves confronted by the blue
coated soldiers Of the Union, at once
suspended hostilities and dispersed.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

Exit Moulton! Rather than abide
the issue Of the much talked Of suit
between Beecher and Moulton the
latter pays the costs and the case il
dismissed. This, we hope, is the last
of the great scandal"
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

Lieutenant General Sheridan has
left Chicago for New Orleans to take
command of the troops there In per-
son, to preserve the peace and enforce
the law.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

Segitine Is made exclusively from The
tutces Of careful lly selected bsrks. roots and
herbs, and % strongly concentrated, that u
will effectually eradicate from the system
every taint % osscKoYCLA. sCaorrLors hu.
Aos. Tt noRs, CANcEk. CAEcRR0Js HCMoR.
EASES, CANgER, FAISrSkss At TIE SION
AcH, and all diseases that arise from I'm.
pure blood. SCIATfcA, IyFLAAAToRr ana
CHRONIC BHEUnArisM, NKURAL0IA. sott
ana SPINAL CoNPLAISTs, can only be enee'
tually cured through the blood.
For ULcxKa, and EsU TIVE DnEAsn OF
the SKIN IsUsTCLEs, PINPLEs, kLorcH1
yEsifTINE has never failed TO effect pei
manent cure.
For PAINS IN THE BACK, KIDNEY
COMPLAINTS, DRopsY FEMALE WEAK
NESS, LEUCORRHfEA, arising nom IN.
ternaI liberation, aud uterine diseases And
6ESEisAL DEBILITY, SEaEIISE aets
directly upon the cause OF these compiAinlA
whole ~ stem, acts upon the secrsLve os-
gans, aliays Inflammation. cures ulceraticn
and regulates the bowels.
For rGATAhRH. DYSPEPSIA, HABITUAL
cDSTiNENESS. pALPiTATf0N OF The
HEART, HEADACHE. PILES. NERVOUS.
SE>s and GENERAL PR0sTsaiIoN q
the NERVOUS sIsTEM, no medicine has
ever givel such perfect satisfaction as the
yEGETfNE. Itpurifyr> the blood. cisensts
AL the organs, ana Possesses coaffothas
power over the nervous spstem.
The remarkable cures effected by WIZ,
TIM have induced many phy sicisns asu
apofh seariss y hom are x knoWn ~ presefipe
anG 4sv ia their own families.
The fact. NEGETINE In the best reneo!
vet discovered for the above diseases ana
u the only reliable BLOOD PURIFIER yss
plased before the puhiic.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

The Democratic raids on Louisiana
and Florida election returns, and their
wild threats about violence, are the
best possible evidence Of known de-
feat and consequent desperation.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16
PREPARED BY
II. r. STEVENS. Boston, Mass.

What il NEGETINE--Iti Is . cempoapa
extracted from barks. roots aud herbs. ~
II Nssur~'s R4m edy IL In perfectly harm.
less from any bad effect Upon the ssHem
II IL nourishing and stysnwth@ninx. sese
directly upon he blsDd. IL quiets the nerv-
Gus system u gives yoa good, sweet sieep
al night II Is great paLsca for our ageo
tat hers and mothers; for IL gives the
strength. quiets the nerys. and gives them
Natures . ~eet sieep--as has bern PROVED , "
many An aged person. II Is the great hiooa
Puriaer. II In q soothing remedy for osI
children. II has relic eved and cured tnoss
ands. II is very pleasan. TO take: sSsy
chiId likes II. II relieves and cures ali ols.
eases originating from pure blood. 1Iy
the yEGErINE. Give IL fair trial for yos.
complaint; then you wilt say 70 yov
frend. nsaxLbor and AcauAintARcs, ~ -
IL uas cured me-"
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

The Republican majority in Illinois
ranges flopi e,O0O to 5000, and the
Leslslafrre wiIl be Republican by elk
majority On j1lnt ballot.
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

sp@aks volumes In fayar Of this won
derfal rransrfy for Colds Coughs. Sore
Threats. Bnonraits-. Asthma &c--
PHYSICIANS everywhere arknuw ledge
their surprise ~ the woEaser-al results
from the n~e oE this medicine Ne
authorize Wm Tuthiu IL warrant a
cure or rvsarn the money n ezAse Of .
failure after using one-half the t<rttlr-
Ii l. very pleasant - tife taste. max
ing Ii VERY desirable remedy for chii-
dren- 4s-sm
The Tipton advertiser., 1876-11-16

REWARD!
Notwithstanding the
fact that the auditor
of State has certified
that he has personally
examined the secMri-
ties deposited by, and
constituting the Capt.
ia! OF the .CENTEN-
IAL MUTUaL LIFE
ass OCI4TION, Of
Burlington, IO,Ca, q
that they sccs'c aX
sound & gO0d---NOt-
iritlastandissg the fact
that this company Is
issuing policies 0t the
rate Of 0rer 100 per
3llOnth, there are some
parties srhO, OMt Of
pure csfssedness, or at
the instance Of other
Insurance Cos, are
falsely and malicious
IN asserting that this
Company has failed:
th,tf its securities de-
posted lrith the 44udi
tor are arOrthless, its
capital impaired: that
1t nerer rejects tlM 0p-
piicafiOH, bsIt issues
policies to at srHO 0D.
Ply.
These falsehoods hav-
ing been freely circulated,
am authorized by the
Co. to offer, 4 do hereby
offer. a reward Of TWO
HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLARS, to be paid to
any one who will furnish
sufficient proof to con.
vict any one Of circuIati'g
suc:: reports with intent
to injure the business OF
this Company.
| PITKlN c. WRIGHT
District Agt.