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Pope Leo XIII.
uSW lie WAS Elected.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2l.-A Rome special
gives the following account of the election
OF the Pope:
The conclave at which sixtv-one cardin-
ais assisted, concluded its labors at about
noon. The conclave lasted forty hours,
being twelve hours shorter than that which
elected the last Pope. From IL O'Clock,
the watch upon the conclave chimney was
very sharp. At half past twelve. q little
wreath OF smoke came from the chimney
and every body said. Third ballot. No
choice. Then believing the ballot was
again without result. the crowd began TO
dispense without hurry.
In the sacred college itself, Just as the
third ballot had been declared by the tell
ers not TO have yielded result, Cardinal
Pecci. the camerlengo, was announced to
have received 80, being five short OF the
requisite two-thirds majority. IL was a
solemn moment. The venerable cardinals
sat around in silence under their baldan.
quiDs. The ballots were taken to the
receptacle and burned. At this moment.
the handsome face of Cardinal Alexander
Franchi wore look as OF inspiration. His
name had received the next greatest num-
Der of votes. and his supporters among the
cardinals watched him closely. Rising
slowly and with a significant gesture. he
walked to the chair of Cardinal Pecci.
Upon seeing this his supporters rose and
advanced with him. To the number of 10 or
IL. Cardinal Franchi slowly bent his knee
before Cardinal Pecci. His supporters
also knelt. and the act created Cardinal
Pecci Pope. 1t was the election ty adora-
ton. The baidanqnins OF all the cardinals
were lowered. The Oldest cardinal pres.
ent asked the elect what name he would
be known by. and he answered in q firm
voice. Leo" The Pope. after his election,
assumed the Pontifical robes and received
the homage OF the cardinals in the Sstine
chapel.
At quarter past one O'Clock there were
not many people remaining before the
Vatican. Cardinal Cathevaip. the Oldest
cardinal deacon, appeared on the grand
gallery of the Vatican Basilica. aud an
bounced in the customary formula Cardin-
al Pecci's succession 70 the Papscy. The
crowd cheersd and q concourse Dumber-
ing 10000 soon assembled, densely throng-
ing the open space before the Vatican.
At half past four. the newly elected Pope.
surrounded by all the cardinals. appeared
in the inner gallery of the BasIiicx. The
crowd shouted "Long live the Pope" The
Holy Father at length made a signal for
silence. and then intoned the beaedicite and
pronounced benediciiOn. After this, the
cheering WAS renewed and continued until
the Pope withdrew. Only portion Of the
crowd was able to hear the benediction,
as the inner gallery from which 1t was
pronounced, looks into St. Peters.
As soon as the result of the election be.
came known, the bells In the churches
were rung and the diplomats went to the
Vatican 10 congratulate the new Pope.
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HANCOCK. SIS To the Honorable n,a
of the Supreme Judicial Court 10 he Lig4 ties
Ellsworth, within and Tor said Couptr Nta At
second Tuesday OF Oct. isTa ''e b.
For that the said Mary Il. Morse. Of En-.
in said County, libels and gives this I"n""o'it
Court to be informed that she was qwiul "iabs
ried Ia Francis J. Morse ut E,lswai III ain', Waf
the third Hay of January a. u. ls65 ana iI,A'lag
or had any children by him the said Fras ,' Ag'
that she has always behaved toward t8s J
said Francis J., As a uhaste and faithful 4 ls
the said Francis j wholly REGARDLESS .fI5'' 7H
rage voHs and duty has will. lis .erlps, 4if
suitably support and hathtain y"ur Hbgls1.' &c
between seven aud eight years aga ts' as
Francis j. deserted aud abandoned yaur M Nl'
oar he space ui hearty two years HUd "a. aF-
writ, or furnish her any means ct ,appa, Lqi
eighteen months, that naw nearly four ye,, Ftp
the sali frascis J, entirely deserted AMI = 20
doned your libclant. and has not t"ntrbp.gt '4
her support for more than three Year, ~. 2
October, 1879. she said Francis - huSbsr1
your hbeiant. deserted and abandoned nm, a. =
ant and her support. and has not cont ihuf. ''vr
thing To her support now for a Period of ,alt'
four years tha, she has been entirely 'ea'F
tor her support upon her own labor gut o. 'f-.
Wherefore she prRvs right and justice .g,. =
she t4ar he diVurc Cd iron the bond, az. "41
muuy oXI+ting between h." and the s. 10 Zen tta'
J Morse that 1t is right aud proper. CON ''7e'
domestic harmony, aud consistent With ,t
aud morality OF society; an As ga aa.. L.t
viii ever iTHy.
MARY L Eoe,.
sept -nh. iN1b-
T MsRl Il. MORSE, libt liant a.-.....t
l., j. NURSE atIfc >ald thCltby a,A, ,..r
tile rvs:dencc OF lib Ce is TO my ar ,naa.. IL
have been uu4b'r 60 ascertain "a .. ,.,.,
diligence.
MAXI i Nlkf
STATE OF MAINE
HANCpCK' s4-Feb l5Ih. 4. I, ISIS
Personally appeared h"tnrr ne aa ..,....
year last pbov. named Mary /. Ma-., ,,..
oath that the foregoing Statements .. q. '
scrib~d are tue.
JOHN TURNER. Ir-,..t.| r.
STATE OF MAIN
hANCoCk. Ss.-Sapre Judicia. t...r a...
Term IS11.
On the foregoing libel the Cu-v. ..f.-..
notice he gwen the ubclee Fran, 2 Ma
the popsspcy Of she same. lay -er..t- aa ..r .
sttC-fcd copy ct this libel and os... ..rr..
lay puhii shiug the same IN the -a r.f AK.
I can three weeks suCCssslygiN. t4v f..- ....
or serN ice Aforesaid % be Hf .r... '...,
prior la the ne Vt term of thrs tuH.. .....
at FIi-wor.h within and for ts, ,..... b..
cogk uu ILc second Tuvsiat ul ... ....-
be Ws then and thee, III said te.n ......
shnN rau~e ii any lee has why u.r ...-.-
should mot be granted.
Attest IL. Il. SAJ>l4-,
\ True Copy OF the LIBEL with rtt ...... ,..
tw~ Autst.--iI l. = Al >E-tE. ..
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ztAte,of Maine.

HANCOCK, sat the Court OF County Commits
sioners, begun and held at Ellsworth, within
anll Tor the County of Hancock on TIE second
Tuesday oi October, 1877, and by adjournment
December, 20, 1877.
AND now the Commit sioners in accordance
"A with section 50. Chapter G, of Revised stat
utes. having first made an annual Inspection IA
the month OF September, 1877, of all County foads
In the unincorporated townships and tracts OF
land IN said County. and having ihcrcupnn mate
an estimate OF the amount needed To put them IN
repair so a. tp be safe and cony enient Tor public
travel, have assessed upon the following de
scribcd uuincorpo-ated townships AMI uaets OF
Land in said County, exclusive OF water Aud land
r, served for pubic use. for that purpose, during
the wear 4 u. ls7S. as follows. viz. On Town
ship No :, south Division, the sum ot stG5 0S as
follows,
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

(IEChnE H. Floyd OF Ellsworth IN the Count
VI of Hancock amt State of Maine ht h d..
u1teu she z<d day of November A. u. 1873 ana
, po". IN the Hancock Registry ol Il, c.-
nooS 10 rage tSs Conveyed to me the under
uale situated In Ellsworth in the County Of liam
COCK and state OF Maine and bounded a. follow
Travelled at the line of lot formerly orruniad 4,
Joseph Buck. now owned an occupied hy John
Daniels uehce running North Westerly on saI
ROAD iofy NE rods, thence North thirty-si. and
a hat degrees East two hundred rods To ihc
rack line OF the road lots, thence south iortv
nine negfees East forty five rods to the corurs
oi 'ot owned ana occupied by said John pautrl-
,henec oN the line OF said Daniels TO the pI,cr al
oeslnhlhs' containing hliy SIX acres and one
iua, , ana lhe condition of said Mortgage nav
ing been broken the undersigned ky reas,a
there of claim a 10 cl0sure
AMBROSE PATrEN
G. ~, oy his Attorney o. IL. Trim
Surry, February. It'll, 1878. AZ!
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Letter from Boston.
BosToN. Jan. %, 1873.
THE OLD SOUTH BALL.

THE OLD SOUTH BALL.
Arrangements hsve been completed for
another ball TO be given March 4th, in Music
Hall, similar TO the one held there last season.
the proceeds of which will help swell the
fund for the preservation OF the Old South
Church. The Committee is composed of our
leading citizens, and those who are ALWAYS
foremost in every good work. The hall will
be elegantly decorated; entire liberty will be
used in the choice Of costumes, but no bonnet
allowed to pass in the door; all officers Of the
nayay and militia will dress in uniform ;lsupper
will be served in Burnstead Hall about q
O'Clock and everything possible will be doue to
make 1t brilliant success. At first there was
bitter feeling on the part Of few here, who
carry the idea of social distraction into every.
thing they undertake, to have the committee
composed Of all West End names but the more
democratic workers nipped the. thing in the
bud, and now everything is AS harmonious as
possible. II would puzzle a Philadelpbia
lawyer to know just where to draw the line
between the South and West End Society.
still both flourish and put on airs one toward
the other, Snd the West end prides itself upon
its absolute ignorance Of all the doings OF their
South End neighbors.
THE STEAMSHIP HOOPER
from Liverpool which il next In size to the
Great Esaern. the deepest steamer in the
world and the largest that ever came into Bos-
ton Harbor. Is now lying here, loading Win
general cargo Of provisions. She came in
light, drawing 10 feet Of water; going out sbe
will carry away about 1900 tons. She has
three tanks, one forward, one aft and one mid.
ships, each of which hold 900 tons which Is
generally considered a good cargo for q fair
sized ship. She has two iron bottoms one i've
feet above the other. and between the two,
Law her ballast, which consisted of one thou
sand tons Of wafer. She will sail next Tues
day at A. NJ, and her pilotxge in and out
this harbor will amount to over three hundred
dollars.
MISS GEORGIA Z. CAYvAN.
am glad to learn that this popular young
reader Is to read at Bucksport in Emery Hall
pext Wednesday night and ! hope there will
be good attendance - no one can afford to
miss 50 good N entertainment. Miss Cayvan
possesses rare qualities as ? reader and has
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Notice to Subscribers.

IN, die ON the address label of each subscri-
Der paper shows the time to which the sno@crlp-
tion is paid; aud all subscribers IN arrears are
requested to paw up as soon a posslhle' ~
tin receipt of payments GA subscription Al tl,s
office receipt viii be- promptly sent TO ihe SUP
.,liher and the date the ad,ifess-Iabei VIII p'
corrected on the next issue OF the paper.
In all commune atoms relating TO subscriptions
uur correspondents are requested 10 state " :
Postorice To which the paper il. or is to be- sent
an TO he careful to write all proper names pam
y. -. ..,,.a.s .t,.,vs give
TN, pr,sent address as well as the one I" WHICH
Won wish the paper afterwards sent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-02-28

~ nLle notice is hereby gives that Frederick
howard, OF Deer Isle, in the County eli II an.
.och ana State of Maine, on the ninth ,ly Of
d Hpfh a. u. 1879 by his mortgage deed OF lhat
gate recorded IN Hancock Registry OF Deed.
Vol. $50, Page 5l6, conveyed to me Tjmsi'Iy r
p f1,g' Of said Deer Isle, in mortgage, i've
Undivided sixth parts Of certain lot or parcel Oh
land situated IN Deer Isle azores aid, and DESCRIBED
ana bounded as follows, viz Five undivided
siAtn parts Of Proprietors Lot No. "A. bounded
on the south By land formerly known as the stan
W., moon lot on tne west by land Of Marx ToFrey
me north 'hy land formerly owned by the late
Davla yer and on the east by land occupied by
or less. "e" @"'e' A
Inc Dortgager in said mortgage coyenanted
anu agreed that the right Of redeeming aid mort
gagged premises should be forever foreclosed in
one year next aiter the commencement OF fore
closure BY any OF the methods now provided By
Law.
Inc condition OF said mortgage has been bro
ken, by reason whereof, claim : foreclosure Of
tne same ~ accordance with law and with the
covenant above mentioned, and awe this notice
OF the above accordiag to law
3w7 by C. 4 ar.o0c~., NJ Atig.
Deer Isle, Feb. ., ISIS,
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TIE legal voters OF the City OF Ellsworth ar.
hereby notified TO meet at their several W ard
looms. on the frst Monday Of March next, At len
O'clock IN The forenoon, TO give In their votes in
each ward, for Mayor. one Alderman warden
ward Clerk and Con stable. The Polls will b.
KEPT open until four O'Clock in the Afternoon and
then close.
Inc Hoard OF Aldermen will be in session at
their room IN Hancock Hall. on the three secular
GAYS next presiding the day of election, from two
TO i've O'Clock in the afternoon for the nnrnn.a y,
correcting the list of voters Vi
Lists Of V oters in the Several Wards have been
posted as foiiews. Ward !, In the vestbue of the
Post ONCE; Ward 2. in the vestibule OF Ha 7cosS
Man ward B. at WhltcOmb 4 Haines, tore ::
wall =, al me Hall Of the North Ellsworth Agri
cultural society; Ward 5. at the Hancock uou, e
Ellsworth, Feb. d, 1878.
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tory farewell REMARKS To the Speaker and
clerks were made by Messrs Cornish
Young. Parlin. Moultou. Adams, Moore
Mclaughlin, Brown. and Strickland. Inc
replies were appropriate, feeling and e'"'
Quent. -.
The whole number Of acts passed Is 49,
Resolves 30 otal amount OF money appr"-
priated 81. a95. 1853 80. being s6i.si1,96 less
than last year
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Don't be DersirsT.

Many persons say II haven't got the
Consumption when asked to cure their
Cough with Shiioh's Consud ption Cure
DO they not know that Coughs lead To
Consumption and a remedy that will cure
Consumption will certainly and surely cure
a cough or any lung or throat trouble.
We know 1t VIII cure when all others tail
and our faith in II J. so positive that We
will refund the price paid II you receive no
benefit. i not this 4 iair proposition.
Price 10 cts 80 cts. aud 81 % per bottle
For lame Chest Back or Side, use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price % ei- For sale b,
;. -. Wi.gin. ELLSWORTH Maine.
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WHEN LIFE Is cmbittercd by the sulrerings
from Brighrs Disease, Kidney, Bladder and
Gandular Malsdies, Mental and Physical
Debility, take HUNTS REMEDY Incon-
Thence and Retention Of Urine. Diabetes,
Gravel, Dropry, ENcesses, Intempcrancc and
General Debility, are cured by HUNTS
REMEDY. An Disease, Of the Kidneys,
Bladder aud Urinary Organs. are cured by
HUNTS REMEDY
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FORECLOSURE.

pCBLiC notice Is hereby given that Lizzie W.
! Croeker and William Croker. by their deed
dated August 18th, 1875, duly recorded mortgaged
to the undersigned certai parcel OF real estate
situated al the junction OF Main and Mechanic
street IN bucksport village, bounded beginning
NJ the intersection oil said streets and running
easterly ON Main street 30 feet land of heirs OF
sewaii Lake, thence northerly by their land about
land 80 feet to Mechanic street and thence s6utb
eriy about six rods To Main street. with the build
inzs thereon.
Inc condition OF said mortgage having been
ana still being broken, | claim to fol eclOs. me
same and give this notice tor that purpose
IVORY GRANT,
by T. c. woodman, his A;ty
Bucks port, Feb'y 2yd, ISIS pao
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A @ A II ID.

To all that are suffering from the errors and
indIserctions of youth, nervous weakness. early
decay. loss OF manhood, &c. will send a recent
that Will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE This
great remedy was discovered by u missionary ia
south America. Send se'falires seI enyelope
TO the REV. JOSEPH 7. ISa,N station d. Bible
Hous- New York. lvsar Al
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

A Lien II. Z. Rice and William n Iea,hsr.
"A oil Bangor. in the County II .Penob.cot
Maine, hereby give notice. that James Turner 81
OF Isle au Haul, IN the County of Hancock bv IN .
mortgage deed dated the twentieth day OF Nav
A. y 1875 and recorded in the hancock Registry
VI Deeds, Book l32, Page 53s, conveyed 10 them
the said hice and Leathers, IN mortgage a Ger.
lain island known and called by the name of
iosg island 81 tuated and lying near Isle au Ii aut
Sohtaihing ABOUT sixty acres, will fully appear
ny reference 10 said records. The condition of
sara mortgage being broken, the undersigned bv
reason thereof claim a foreclosure of saId mort
gage, agreeably to the statute
ALLEN Ii. e. RICE
WILLIAM ii. LEATHERs
Bangor, Feb. %, 1873 awY
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Capt. John Leighton of Millbridge. met
with . serious accident Friday. Willie
driving his two horse team down hill. an
iron broke. which let heavily loaded sled
down 4 preeipiee, some 6fteen feet. Capt.
l.. had an ankle badly injured, and one Of
the horses had three ribs broken. The
wonder is that the injury was not more Sc
we're.
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FOR SALE

THE well known farm In Bucksport, formerly
owned and occupied by John B. Blood Il
contains more than one hundred acres, Brick
House. well adapted for two families. sncd
water and is delightfully."- situated at the head of
y L ,ng rona. !! Is place Of summer resort, and
v,ters ~ tne sunner season. It will be sold
a tine low pr'cs Of elaoo. cash, half cash and
h.sen.a Per cent. annual interest, for
cage. Apply to John Hubbard near the premises
or tg the undersigned. p'e~es
7. c. WORKMAN.
BacksPot, Feb. 10, ls7s, p . haa So
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To be expended ON che Eastern Part az 70,
County road IN said Township, IRON . stake
marked A. Standing on ia" North side OF the road.
20 the Wet line OF cherry lcti. anil Alexander
Campbell, OF Cherr h"!4, 1. appointed Agent 70
superntvnd tine expenditure pt -atI I-sr--gient.
On Township No. II, Saddle Division IA saII
County. supposed 70 contain 1851 acres. the
OF ~ y being mills per acre. O. be expended
on The County road leading from the East ttl. 0i
MarIAyiilr, through the Western part OF .tll
40 q 10 The NoF'h line tneTs9l eas i9a 2nt,i-
from aurora TO Bc'ldIugtou al. lies iu said r. and
Joseph l. hrnut OF ellsworth, Is appointed \ gent
/" superiutenh ithe expenditure oI SAID n.-r-..
meat
GA the west hAlt Of No. =. Middle Df,i.top
supposed to contain Hoo acre.. tbs sum of stB u
hclhS ? mills Der acre, To be- expended on that
portion OF the County road leading nom Aururn
10 beddinston. which lie. In sand - between th,,
wet line and the DIVISION line between land OF
H. VI Hall & AIS. and land formerly OF William
frceman. Jr., and Lewis >. Foster OF Aurora /.
appointed Agent to superintend tho expenditure
VI ,ald assessment.
Sn the Eastern part Of No. -, Middle Division,
~ SAID county, supposed 10 contain II 90 acres
The Gum OF sss-s as follows VIZ:
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Published every Thursday Morning AT Coomhs
a,,cS Ellsworth Me-, bs THE HANCOCK
.oITSrv PUBLISHING COMPANY.
For terms SC, see first page
80 NJ pErTESGILI n Co, 10 Stale street,
,osion. q Park Row. New York, and,lol Chestnut,
street Philadelphia, are our Agents Tor procuring
s,iv.rtis.ments Tor the American IN ihe above
cities and authorized to contract for advertising
NJ orr lowest rates.
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Probate Notice.

A Speci al Term of the Probate Court will ba
heid at bucksport. on the hrs: "Wednesday of
March next, at ten of the clock in the forenoon
time. az THAT
BuckspOrt. Feb. %, 1873, 10
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To be expended IN repairing both The old and
new County roads therein, and J"-cPh + bfaHt'
of Ellsworth. IA said tuuuty, - appointed Agent
to suFcrutcnd the expenditure OF sRit a-s"---
mcnt
Ou Township No. o. south Division, 3" SAID
County, tor repairing the road therein. leading
from Ia" east line Of Franklin through sad NO.
to the west line at lownship No. 10, Adjoining
Stcubcn. estimated to contain $40 acres. the -pm
II lt3 30. being mills per acre. and Ih"oh'rr
bunker, of rankin, In sai County. - appointed
Agent t. supefiHtcnd The expenditure OF ~asi As
scszmrnt.
On the western part Of township >". TO- IN SAID
Count. adjoining >Ieubcn. the sum Of tftAi, As
faIit va
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Caution.

MI wife Mary +. Davis, has LETT my home !. nd
~ remains away against my will, and hence \
shail lot pay any bills Uf her connacIing.
Ellsworth, Feb. 9, 1878. r go ~
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To ~ expended IN hat portion ui She ouu'E
road Ia said TuwnsHip. octWrca the east l..r Dl
No, and = stake marked a - -I4U.l.. iii Dc.
Northern sill. ut sad road, and Theodore lsUu kr
OF Franklin, In SAID Couuty, IL appointed Ag-.t
10 .uperRt"uI the cn'iiturv III sal as.s. I-ut
On tho eastern part OF lnwu-Hsp 40 20 tnr
County VI IIauearA the sum ut s-.!.7I. as pllow~,
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Notice..

soai, sell at public Auction, all the notes and
counts, OF the late Nelson Herrick at the Store
OF q, A. Friend, in Brooklin, on Saturday Maren
= 1915 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
-. DUDLEY CARLTON.
S"o Assignee
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TO be expended on the road leading from Au.
rora 10 Bediington, lying in said r. between the
iIsisOn line oi the land OF IL. NJ. Hall & ais and
land formerly OF VIM. Freeman. and Lewis ). Eos
ter OF Aurora, IL appointed Agent to .uperutend
the expenditure OF said assessment.
on Township No. IS Middle Division, in SAID
county, estimated TO contain y ISL acres th. sum
ot 49,, being 81 mills per acre, TO be expended
on The Aurora and Beddington road IN and IS
and Charles r. siisby, OF Aurora, il appointed
Agent te superintend the expenditure OF said
assessment
On Township No. %. in said County, III t sum Of
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~ 81 20
Ana James + Emery, OF .aid Township, is az.
pointed Agent to superintend the expenditure OF
said assessment.
To be published in the state Paper and Ellis
worth Amer lean.
MILAN MIL L. GUPTILL.} Co. Com'rs
JOSEPH u. WALKER >Co OF Iisnr,.L
Attest: H. b. SAUNDERS Clerk
Attest: II. b. SAUNDERS Clerk AUS