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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-04-11
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ID 81 PARSONS, INSURANCE AGENT,
1 LAScAeTER WISCONSIN,.
s,eDTPSeEtS 5000, 900 Capital.

Tho Hartford North American, Phenix of Brook
Iyn Milwaukee Mechanics, and Watertown of New
York-all safe and reliable companies. jau78*
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RICHIE w. BELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
n General Collecting Agency. Office in Washburn 3
Block, Main-st, Plattevile Grant Co, Wis 32-7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1878-04-11

nR.C.F, FALLEY. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
II aud Pension Examining Surgeon, Lancaster wis
ON eover Baldwin's Hardwarestore. So-42
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DUsHNELL& CLARK, ATTORNEYS ANDCoUN-
ID sellors at Law, Collection and Land Agts
Iancastar Wisconsin, 30-42
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DR. A. II. BARBER, LANCASTER, WIS,
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Physicians.

Il NJ. sALA. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
u. BeetoWn, Wis. SS-t+
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
Raise More Poultry.

The Telegraph uses the following
sound arguments to induce it's readers to
produce more poultry: ave have often
recommended the raising of poultry by
farmers within easy reaching distance Of
the city markets, and have no reason now
to change the recommendation, but to
repeat it. If properly conducted it
would become one of the most profitable
branches Of the farm. The French give
special attention to poultry, etc. 1t al
ways has been to them an important
source Of revenue. The total value of
chickens sold in France, including eggs
and capons, is estimated at $50, 900, 600
per annum, which if equally divided
among the population would be at the
rate Of .S2.g5 tor every man, woman and
child in the country. There Is no rca-
son why the business here should not
assume greater proportions than it docs,
as there is at all times a demand for
every variety of good poultry and fresh
eggs at remunerative prices. This is a
branch Of the farmers industry that can
be managed by the women and boys Of a
family. 1t requires but little capital
The chicken.houses should be inexpen
sive but sufficiently roomy, clearly and
well-ventilated. A large portion of the
food can be supplied by the ofal Of the
farm Of almost every description, which
can be readily economical for the pur-
pose. The time required can be mainly
what may be called off-time The pleas
ure Of raising chickens, ducks, turkeys,
geese, glinea-fowls, and even pigeons
with squads at forty cents per pair,
should pay for all the outlay in money or
labor. As We say, there is a constant
demand for poultry at good prices, and
there is not season in tho year when
they can not be disposed Of freely. We
know that upon many farms poultry-rais-
ing is not regarded with favor, as con-
Stunning time that should be applied to the
general affairs Of the farm. But it is a
mistake and We commend a thoughtful
consideration of the subject"
Another even more powerful induce
ment would be to invent some remedy
for chicken cholera and "gapes," which
cause such disoouraging mortality among
our poultry, both old and young. Two
Of our best and most successful poultry
raisers, who never lose single chicken
from gapes," tell US that they attribute
their exemption wholly to the fact that
as soon as taken off the roost they grease
the heads Of all the chickens. The ar
gument is that the worm which produces
the trouble in the wind-ppe Of the bird
matches on the top of its head and passes
in at the nostrils.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
An Irish Romance.

Mr. Alexander Sullivan relates in hi
sketches of "New Ireland, an interest.
ing romance connected with the mar
rage Of Kelvin O'Doherty, one of the
prominent members Of the branch of the
Repeal party called "Young Ireland"
ODoherty was, at the time of the out
break Of 1913, young medical student
in Dublin. He was an active contribu-
tor to the Nation, the organ of the Re-
pealen, in which the principles of the
party were most openly and earnestly
promulgated. Among the women who
furnished rebel verses for the seditious
sheet was a Miss Eva Mary Kelly, tho
young daughter of Comfy Galway
gentleman. O'Doherty was FIRST attracted
by the verses of the young poetess, and
soon after was attracted by herself, The
love Of the two sped smoothly until
ODoherty was arrested, among Others,
as a conspirator against the British Gov
eminent. When his case was brought
to trial, the jury twice disagreed, and be-
fore his third arraignment he was offered
a virtual pardon--a merely nominal SEN
tence-if he would plead guilty.
The young lover sent for his sweet
heart to visit him in his prison, and in
formed her of the proposition. at may
seem as if did not feel the certainty Of
losing you, perhaps forever" said he .
"but | don't like this idea of pleading
guilty. Say, what shall l do?' IDOL"
answered the noble-hearted girl "why,
be man, and face the worst. I'll wait
for you, however long the sentence may
be-" "Next day" writes Mr.. Sullivan,
"fortune deserted Kelvin. The jury
found him guilty. The Judge assigned
him ten years transportation. Eva
was allowed to see him once more in the
cell to say adieu. She whispered in his
ear, { Be you faithful, I'H wait. And
she did. Years fled by, and the yonng
exile was at length allowed once more to
tread Irish soil. Two days after he
landed at Kingstown Eva was his
brilc." O'Dohery is to-day distin-
guished member Of the Queensland leg.
stature
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
How Evarts RIMS HIS FMm.

ItiSnt strange that Mr.. Evarts doesn't
make money Of his farm. Horace
Greeley and H. w. Beecher failed because
they were not content TO let their work.
men run the farm, but needs put their
own absurd ideas into practice. Mr.. Ev.
arts fails because his manager is unable
to understand him and gets confused just
rs soon as Mr.. Eyart makes his appear.
ance and begins to talk. Mr.. Evart Is
not foolish enough to trust himself with
the manual labor Of the farm. There are
worse things than that kind Of meddling.
Last year, for instance, Mr.. Evarts said
to his manager, the first morning Of the
summer vacation:
Patsey, it becomes necessary, in view
Of the surperabuIdance of foreign and
deletsrious clemens among those green
and waving uprighs, to place the charger
in front Of the ubnsil, with the branch.
ing and numerous supporters, and have
the latter agitste tie surface Of the natur.
ally productive sol"
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
Words Of Wisdom.

He il wise who never acts without
reason, and never against it.
The beginning Of anger is foolishness
and its end is repentance.
He who prctends to be cverybody's
particular friend is nobody's.
If You do what you should not, you
must bear what you would not.
The imagination is Of SO delicate q
texture that even words wound it.
If We lack the sagacity to discriminate
nicely between our acquaintance and our
friends, our misfortune will readily do it
for us.
1t is not SO easy as philosophers tell
us to lay aside our prejudiccs; mere vol
ition cannot enable us to divest ourselves
Of long established feelings, and reason
is averse to laying aside theories it has
once been taught to admire.
Hath any wronsed thee? Be- bravely
avenged; slight it, and the work is b.
gun; forgive, and it's finished. He is
below himself, that is not above an in.
jury.
1t is often better to have great deal
OF harm happen to one than a little; q
great deal may rouse you to remove what
a little will only accustom you to endure.
The great man should retire OCCASION
ally from the stage to avoid woarying ad-
miration; for however brilliant the sun
may be, it would be wrong for Il meyer 10
set.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
Interesting Statistics.

Mississippi takes the lead among the
cotton-growing States.
California produces more than one
half of the native wine.
Kentucky grows more than half The
hemp crop of our country.
Ohio and Indiana produce each one
eighth of sorghum molasses.
Illinois takes the lead in the oat crop
growing 43,789,5Sl out of the tota
282, l07, l59 bushels.
New York raises one-tifth of the M.
tional supply of peas and beans.
New York is the largest cultivator of
'buck-wheat, raising 1904, 03O of total
Of 9,S2l,72l bushels.
Pennsylvania supplies onc-fifih of the
rye produced in this country, Or 3,577,-
GIL bushels out Of l6,9lS,795.
New York grows one-6fth of the whole
potato crop. North Carolina produces
more sweet potatoes than any otherState.
California produces the largest barley
crop, Or 8,7S3, 400 out of total of
29,761,305 bushels, and also nine.tenths
of our native silk cocoons.
Of the 272,734,34l pounds of tobacco
produced in the country, lO5,3O5, 1928
pounds are grown in Kentucky. Wiz.
GINA comes next, with 3S,0S6,364
pounds.
South Carolina supplies nearly half the
rice produced in the country. Georgia
is next, or 100000 pounds ahead of
Louisiana. Nearly all the rice comes
from these three States.
Louisiana contributes nearly nil The
sugar aud molasses from cane, and Yer
mont nearly one-third of the sugar Of
maple, while New York produces one
fourth the sugar from maple.
Iowa produces the largest spring-whcat
crop Of any State, the production of the
United States being / 2,549,533 bushels,
and that of Iowa 2S,707,3l2 bushels,
while Wisconsin ranks next, with 24,375,
435 bushels.
New York produces more than one-ffth
Of the hay crop, or nearly twice as much
as Pennsylvania, which furnishes the
mex. largest figure in that line. New
York furnishes, also, more than two.thirds
Of the hop crop Of the country.
Ohio raises tho most winter wheat,
27,625,759 of the 175,195,l93 bushels
produced in the United States, and also
more than half the fax produced in tho
country. The wool yield of the State is
one-ffth that Of the United States and
double that of California,
Kansas leads every State in the Union
in the yield Of corn per acre. being 43.5
bushels. Little New Hampshire, strange
To say, comes next, with yield Of AZ.
Vermont follows with 80; Ohio, 36.7;
Wisconsin, 81; Indiana, Iowa and Ne
braska, 30; Michigan, 20; Missouri,
27.S; Minnesota, 25.4; Texas and Iii.
nois, 20 each.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
Evenings at Home.

The long evenings, which follow the
short days, are made, in some families,
the happiest of all happy times. The
cares Of the day are ended, the mothers
resting time has come; the father has
dropped all sorts Of business worries and
perplexities, and the whole family throw
themselves with Test into tho innocent
pleasures Of the home circle.
Solomon tells us that there is a time
for all things; time to weep, and time
to laugh. To play and sing comes most
appropriately in the long pleasant evening
hours, when
The cares that infest the day
Folding their tents like the Arabo
Aud AS silently steal away.
II is well for the women of the house.
hold remember that the pleasant even
ings at home are strong antidotes to the
practice oflookins for enjoyment abroad,
and seeking for pleasures in by and for.
hidden places, for relaxation and recrea-
ton will be INDUCED in somehow by most
men, and happy are they who find in the
home circle the diversion they need. A
lively game, an interesting book read
aloud, or, in musical families, new song
to be practiced, will furnish pastime that
will make an evening pass pleasantly.
A little forethought during the day, a
little pulling of wires that need not APP
pear, will make the whole thing easy,
and different ways and means may be
provided for making the evening pass
pleasantly, and a time to look forward
with pleasant anticipation. We visited
once in large family where it was the
duty of each sister in turn to provide the
evenings occupation, and there was a
pleasant rivalry between them as to
whose evenings should be most enjoyable.
The brothers entered fully into the
spirit Of the simple home entertainments,
and were 10th to be obliged to spend an
evening away from home as their sisters
and parents were sorry to have them alb
sent. Everyone spoke Of this family as
an uncommonly united one, for each and
every member showed such q strong at
:achment for the home to which each
one contributed 50 much pleasure.-Rp-
rul Home,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
Senator's Ages---Figures that
Will Surprise Their Friends.

We have taken considerable pains To
collect and compile the ages of senators
One familiar with their faces and figures
will be very much surprised with the re.
cult, as some Of The oldest looking mel
are the youngest N years, and some Of
the most aged show less than many Of
their younger colleagues the oorrodins
hand Of care and tune The following
list will show the names Of senators, ant
the years in which they we're born:
l809-Hamlin.
lSl0-Morril.
lSl2-Armstpng, Christiancy,
lSl3-Thuruan, Kirkwood.
lSl5-Anthony.
lSlG-Iswes, Eaton, Howe, Herman
ls17-Saulsbury, Saunders.
18l8-Hsrris, Johnston, Bsrnum.
1819-McDonald.
lS20-Vioe President Wheeler,
lS2l-Sharon, Withen.
lS22-Beck, Dennis.
lS23-DavE, Of West Virginia, Hill
Grover.
lS2+-Mstthews, Morgan, Oslesby,
Rollins, Whyte, Burnside.
lo25--Lamar, Marcy, Hereford,
Booth, Chafee.
lS26-McMillan, Randolph, Ransom,
Cameron, of Wisconsin.
lS27--Windom, Ferry.
ls26-Edmunds, Bayard, Voorhees,.
lS29-Conkling, Coke, Allison.
lS3O-Blaine, Jones (Nevada), Mer.
rimon, Paddock, Patterson, Teller, KEEL
logg.
lS3l-Wadkigh.
l832-Gordon, Garland, Jones, (Flor.
ida.) y
ls33-Ingalls, Mcpherson, Mitchell,
Cameron, { Pennsylvania
1834-Cockerell.
lS36-Spencer.
lS37--Plumb
l840-Conover.
lS41-Bruce.
lS42-Dorsey.
Wallace, Davis, Of Illinois, and
McCreey, Of Kentucky, decline to give
their ages. Edmunds is the oldest look.
ing malone would take him to be a
centenarian, at least, and he could sit
very appropriately for the wandering
Jew. Ferry, who sits behind him, and
is one year older, looks young enough to
he his son; 10 does Booth, who is two
Years older. Dorsey is the youngest
man who ever sat in the senate; he has
been there nearly five years, and came in
at the age of thirty; as young as is al
lowed by the constitution. Vice Pres.
ident Wheeler, Booth, Mcdonald, An.
thony, Burnside, Chaffee, and Cameron,
Of Pennsylvania, are unmarried.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
CAIRO, ILLINOIS. SUNDAY, MARCH g. 1878.

who in the old days were often the ag.
gressOrs, failed on several times to make
good their threats. The moment de.
termined resistance was offered, they
found other means Of accommodating
their difficulties than bloodshed. The
ending Of several challenges in this man.
ner at last suggested that the known
scruples Of northern men, and the public
sentiment against dueling at the north,
encouraged the display Of angry passions
by the Southern members. Thereafter
the exhibition Of a more decided inten.
ton to resent every insult was consid.
cred measure Of selfprtection, and
was found efectusl. Since the war, tho
quarehome spirits have come as often
from one section Of the country as the
other.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
Gke 8ulletia.
SISTERS.


Ine oay REQ gone ~ lades dream.
W. hne nisns hsd come And the rain feil Mg,
So1o oieW sae waning oiAst.
az prnsNe n10vu iuly Ynted
aps cur,atn iion tnc ram spashed sisAs-
Asa" TWO women para
~
one. snlver ng WIN the bitter CON-,
n.r snimsn ! hesA Win the Inln,
AAhpfu ny Win ieaturrs wan ana Old
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
G. 0. PATIER & co.
Or.PierCe's Fayorite Presentation,

The term, however, Is Int feeble expression
OF my high appreciation Of Its value, based upon
my own personal observation. AS d cl0-e oh.
ss IN e s few w se Witnessing se,s IN 70 r.
separate organism Of woman, singc'l II 0ut a.
The climax or browning gem OF my
medical career. On ~ merits, Us n posi-
tive. s,fe, AMI efleciu.u remedy for this Glass
OF diseases, AMI one that will, at all times and
un',er oil circumstances, act kindly and In hars
mony with tho laws which govern tho female
system, nm willing 10 stake my reputation as
bhysician., Nay, even more, 10 c,niLlcnl am |
That II WI not tisappoint the most sangtine
eNpee'atio OF a single invalid tally who a-es Il
for any " the ailments for which recommends,
that ! oler and ,ell it under A POSlrlvE
GUARANTEE. II n beneficial effect Is not
tents OF the hottie are used, will, on return a
the bottle, iw0-thr,ls OF the medicine having
been taken according to directions ant the ca.o
beiug one for which | recommend u, promptly
refund tho monov paid Tor IL. Had L not Tho
most perfect confidence in It's virtues, lccuki nos
oiIer II M ,l0 under these conditions; but hav.
Ing witnessed It's truly miraculous cures 10 thou.
sAnds OF cases, I feel warranted and
perfectly safe In rlsking both my
reputation and my money on ID
merits.
The following are among those diseases. n
which nv EavOrItO Prescription has
w9rkSt cure, ~ IL BY rnagic, and with 2 cer-
Gllnly never before attained bv any ne,iicine;
xsSuevthhtbs~. G1ACoSolNo El0WluBs e aAAkta
Monthly Periods, Sippressi0ns when frpm TIN
natural causes, Irregularities, Weak Back. PRO.
inpsus or falllng OF The Uterus, AAteverxon and
Rctrnversion, Bearing Down Sensations. Inter-
nal Heat, Nervous Depression, Debility, Des-
londency. Thrcstcnei Miscarriage, ChuOuio
Cnnecstion, Inflammation AMI liberation OF Qso
Uteruai lmlDcncv, liarrcnncss or Stcrihty, ~
mac weakness, and very MANY 0tlor chronic
uiscnees incident IN woman not mentioned herv.
u all affections Of this naiurc. my favorite
Ptv cripion wrrkJ cures - tho marvel a
she world. THIS mcstcinc do not ext0l ~ =
cure'all, but II admirably tulhlls q slnuyes
ness OF purpose, bclnE mos pcrfcc&
sIecilIo In all Chrome diseases Of the sexual sys.
tom Of woman twill MT slisnpp0iHk nor Win
II do harm, In any state or cuudiaon. VI
Those who desire further information -
these subjects can obtain II In TuE Pk0rLE,o
COMMON SENsE MEDICAL ApvlssK, q hook
OF over OO pages, scnt, post-pad, ~ roreilH
OF 80 IL treats minu!eiy ~ tho-0 discasc9
peculiar n Females, aud gives much vaiuable
n,lvcc In regard " tic management u those
Affections, !.
rAyORIvH PRESCRIPTION SOLE
by ALI DRCGGlSr&
R.V, PIERCE, n, D., htpf;
BUFFALOs M
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
TAKE SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATION, OR MEL
tC,NE,

tontsins iOGr Medical ecu..G,a, npyex
l0tLd Ia ui- ,siIs LAppy prvp, HiVn III aEy
uth.r pr'pnrsiiot, VIZ. = kentIe LalhAru', -
I1Nerius tonic, uDexoeptirl.abr ait. raiiy,
-h0 certain tvrrecuy- " all lnipurl,i-s Oh
b- bviy. suchrisIA rucceo. Il s,,epuvi ils
w ~ Il II asw resAs,iesi H. ths
kktkCluAL sPLUIFC
AZ u iseiiIcdy In
II 'LARlOCs YENkn,, BJSEL COM.
rLAiN15, DScP Ef- LA, MENTAL DEfh ..
LIN. nEoiLEsSkkoc, JAUsDiLk. NAL
Oh slCh uEAD AChk, CO. IL, LUNslir-
AilUN and 81 .iOIoAEss
IL IAo NJ LQJ AL.
Armed With this ANTlDurL, all shhpses OF
eiIiiIau ami water anu io,d ulay b. lausi with
vui tear, As heiIiS.ly IN hALAniUUs
fkNrnS, 30 VEL COMPLAINTS, hkS1-
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AAsuYAclrkkp UhLI ~
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1878-03-03
i. r. Kunke,'s sitter Wine of Iron

Inc gre i ell c-!s aua "eugUt u Que y o l. .
10 is~ hoshihz OF tie Aiihnas ear u, Gu oiar!I
~ III! Am rictn poop { VIII Il p.s 80 quickly
fJuhd /, Wy int III rsoVd iavur sni ~ MY
aepf"sai a r huI.e' Bdts Vine VI lruu
do,s al 1t prop, cs, ono ,hls yves uni,,r o
sMi fActiUn. III, uuarsnt,ed to cIr tLe w.1-t
ca es ofdyspepsia " Ind g.st'0n. .dney or
Nv r dt e .ss. eas u.,s. ue,yousn So, cons ipa -
eion, IciSiy at he stomach. ~ G,ttmg,n-
nine; Dolly sid in 81 uoI',s. Drl-,t AMI "
h;r Nr N9rlh Nm h str *, h. alelphi,. Ask
iur hun eis and tste no o,h,r. ,uld ~ n,l isug
ylstp
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Worms, Worms, Worms

l.. Y. Durk Ia W,rm Syrup never tails to
remov. all kinuS Of worms seat, Pin aud
. omah Worms &c readily removed by Kun
kel Worm Sy,up De kunk " the only
su ces-fLl fh stciAn IN mi unity Mat Can
r,mOve IAne Won IN f,om two ~ four hvu y.
lie h rnof un Il anu all pass aily. amt
IN ihis space ut time. Common sense 4 chcs
Tape " orin can be remove all other Wo"Ws
can ie.dliy be removed Ask YOUR dr. gist fr
lo'tle OF kunkel's Wo m syrup. Price i 10
per bottle. ,tn yer Ia ---ot ecnd u the 70 ,or
tor circular No. rs Mort n nth st., Phill lei
hA. Advice free.
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Dyspepsia. Dyspepsia by spe psia

X. Y. kunlel's Bitter Wins OF lToa IS .Yrc curs
for the dssaSe. II has been prescribed dairy Il,
many ye rs in the practice u smihrut physicians
w'ih Unparalleled suc.es' symptoms are 10 ri
he'd ,c,e, dizziness, .l.-pessnr.S and low spirits.
Oct The xersine. NJ. sold ia buik unyln 81 tot
ties. sold by all druggists. A. for h. r .Kua.
!; BITTER Vine OF Iron and take no uticr. VI
per toitIe. or SIX bottles for 81 AGiask |. ,rnl
VI 'a's valuable medilinr, j tyis vii rvvur.
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MOTTO III de
NVTIIE,

Walter Hyelop, treasurer, Va. Lie, rse ", Coah-
ran, Aoeuinpsit with nttacdment.
Pubic notice Is hre.y given to tho ead
George ". Cochran that y writ OF attschn mt
issued ont I the Office of tn clerk OF Alexaud r
county circu court, dated the .eh 4 y Of II :.
cemh r, A. ID lSI1. ut the suit of the said Wall
ter lIHslp, treasurer, und agaiust the tate Of
the said g orge ". Cochran, directed to tho
sheriff Of ArNan er count ,whth auld writ
has been returned executed low therefore
unless you the ,ii George W. Cochran, shall
personally BE- m appear iNisre the sai'i Alex =
and o,unty circuit ceurt on or before the first
da ~ he next term there. 10 I've hoi'ien al the
c. ri \ use, IN the tit> Of (air (, On the NJ I
NJ ndIi Of Janua y. A ", 1875, give rpec'nl
Y i, -, plea the .ntd pl i,tlti'sa ton, JUDI
I tat al b. cnt red against y ", an 50 mt
u tn. roper y Ut ched 40 may be Sufficient 10
rusf' he sails Judgment ami cost viii DO d
10 a,sfy ties"e.
GREEN 4 GILBERT, JOHN A. REEVE,
Au'ys for plaintiff. Circuit Cisrk.
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