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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-23
III. III. Young Rep,ediated.
ISt Pator T;-

Young is susceptible. He did print
Democratic paper at Henderson in days of
yore; he afterward entered the Indian SER
vice, and finally left the Democratic party by
turning editor of full fedged Republican
paper. AS he sees the Republican party de-
cline, he aches to crawl back into the Dem
ocratic ranks. No Young nor squaws need
opVly
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-23
The MAJOR Responded to the Call W.T.. HIS
Fore Pau
IZumbrota independently

lZumbrota Independent.
1t will be remembered that we wrote
small editorial recently, in which we inquired
after the whereabouts of Major Strait, and
further added that if he did not come around
and visit the locality we would advise our
readers to vote for some one else. The Ma
jor has been here; has called on US with his
smiling conntenance, and we have had the
permission of taking hold of one of his fore
paws, which by the way, was not so bad feel
ing after all.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-23
Movements of Ocean Steamships.

LONDON, Sept. 22.-The steamships Leasing,
for Hamburg City of Montreal and Brittanic,
from New York, Indiana, from Philadelphia,
and Samaritan from Quebec, arrived out.
New York, Sept. 22.-Arrived Egypt, from
Liverpool.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-23
Weather Tb-Day.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 23.--1 A. M.-Indications
for the upper lake region, upper Mississippi
and lower Missouri valleys, southerly winds.
warmer and clearer weather and falling bar
ometer, followed in western portions by rising
sibly rain.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-23
WASHINGTON NOTES.
Measures for the Suppression of Cohen
and His Mobilize Silver Dollar Issue
and Bonds Held for security-Miscella-

and His Mobilize Silver Dollar Issue
and Bonds Held for Security-Miscella-
neOus.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-The various journals
of the city comment with some severity upon
the action of the authorities in allowing Cohen
to parade the streets of the city with a mob.
Some of the papers intimate this morning that
unless the proper authorities put an
end to these proceedings it will be
necessary for the citizens to take the matter in
their own hands. Fred Douglas. marshal of
the district, who has charge OF the city hall
building, and who is responsible for the public
property last night announced to Cohen's mob
that they could hold the meeting then in pro-
gress but that no further Assem- blage would he
permitted in front of the building where they
have been meeting nightly tor the past week.
TREASURY SILVER ISSUES.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-The treasury of the
United States yesterday dishursed 1900 silver
dollars. Since the recent order of Secretary
Sherman, revoking the order for a general is
sue of that coin for greenbacks the daily is
sue has been about 500, 000.
BONDS HELD FOB SECURITY
The treasury now hold $349, 613,S5O in
United STATES bonds to secare national bank
circulation, $13, 1853 400 in bonds to secure pub
lie deposits and 1857. 100 tp secure subscrip-
tions to 4 per cent. loan.
U. 8. Bonds deposited for cirula-
ton for the week ending to-
day. .....$ 2,4O2, 400
United States bonds held fd cir
culation withdrawn for week
ending to-day. ...... 1,944.OOO
National bank circulations out
standing, currency potss. $50. 1871, 1878, $50
Gold Notes. .i........... 1,452.92U
Internal revenue receipts. ...... 4O9, 1854
Customs .................. 332, 9l9
National bank notes received for
redemption for weekending to-
day. as compared Yith CORE
spending week last yar. 1871. 1858, 600
1873 ........ 3,167, 600
Receipts to-day. 654, 600
CHINESE EMBASSY.
The minister from China to-day formally ad-
vised the secretary of State of his arrival, and
requested him to confer With the President SO
as to designate time for the presentation of
his credentials
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-23
4 Republican Paper Repmdtntes Whitconb
and Supports Capt BLACK.
Brainerd Tribune)

lDTdlHeru lrlDune.)
So far as the principles of party go, it is
with regret that we feel compelled to sup
port Democratic nominee against Re
publican, but the ring politicians have I'M
fortunately seen fit to violate the prevailing
wish of the people in nominating Mr.. Whit
comb; the Democrats have wisely selected
for the position, candidate widely and ia
vorably known as gentleman of high char
acter, integrity, and ability, gentleman
now completing his second term in the re-
sponsible and important Office of county au-
ditor of Hennepin connty-the office next in
Importance, and as similar in it's duties to
the office of State auditor as the State af-
fords, and we do not feel that party should
bind any man to support candidate who
has proven himself to be incompetent, arbi-
trary, and vindictive, against a fellow citizen
whose only disparagement can be that he is
Democrat.
We therefore shall vote and support our
old friend, Capt. Mahlon Black, confidently
anticipating his success at the polls.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-23

An Aggravated Case of "Bean Soup Leads
to a Wife Murder and Suicide in Cincin-
nati--Bond Robbery at jackson, Mo.--A
Resident of Gridley, Ill, Impaled on An
Anger Rod--Other Rascalities and Mis-
fortunes:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-23
Does He Tell.

Carver Go. Free Press.
a. B. Strait is flooding our postofaces
with campaign literature.
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n UMBERs 252
SHINY SHERMAN.

The Correctness Of His Famous Greenback
Interview vouched for by the Anthor--
The Manuscript Read to the Pirate and
Corrected to Suit His yiews---Anti-Ad-
ministrationists Elected by the New York
Republicans.
Special Telegram to the Globe.
sHERMAN's aREENBACK INTERVIEW.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.-Nothing has made
more comment during the week than Secretary
Sherman's change of front upon the finance
question published last Sunday. The criticism
on this interview has been wide as to call
forth letter from John Sherman, directed to
the agent of the associated press. Mr.. Walker.
greenback editor, who had the original talk
with Sherman, proposes some interesting par
ticulars of this interview. He says to-day, SO
much of the Secretary letter as relates to the
interview, was submitted to the editor of the
Republic prior to its delivery to the associated
press, and of course is accurate.
THE MANUSCRIPT OF THE INTERVIEW
was read to Secretary Sherman but was not
placed in his hands. There were three points
with which he expressed dissatisfaction. The
sentence: THAT there is to-day but very
slight difference between" etc., originally
read, THAT there is to-day scarcely a hairs
breadth between" etc. The secretary, when
this clause was read, suggested the change IS
made. The second point was in regard to ma
tional bank notes. Mr.. Sherman disclaimed
opposition to national bank notes, but said he
had repeatedly declared in his speeches that
when it came to 3 question between national
bank notes md legal tenders he was for legal
tenders all the time. A note of this was made
in lead pencil at the time at the bottom of the
page and afterward written out as shown in
the published report. The third point was in
regard to the interconvertible bonds. That WAS
in the original manuscript. The secretary did
not approve of this and it was then and there
marked out by the editor. Nor does
any one word appear anywhere in the pub
| lished interview regarding interconvertible
| bonds. In writing out the report of the inter-
view the language was necessarily such as sug-
| gested itself to the editor. If Mr.. Sherman
had written it himself it would doubtless have
read differently. Nevertheless, the report was
| strictly correct.
RANDALLs WORK.
| The Republicans have learned that Speaker
Randall has had influence enough with DR..
Linderman, director of the mint, to secure the
appointment of a considerable number of
Democrats in the Philadelphia mint. The Re-
publican politicians are not pleased, and intend
! to call Linderman to account.
GoRHAM's aREENBAcK KID.
! The Republican Congressional campaign COM
mittee here is advised that the Illinois State
central Republican committee has ordered 900
copies of Secretary Gorham's greenback
speech.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-23
WANT NONE OF THE FRAUD.

Special Telegram to the Globe.
New YORK, Sept. 22.-The Times says edito-
rally: Out of sixty delegates elected last night
to represent the Republican party of New York
at the Saratoga convention, only three are of
the class known as administration Repub-
licans, and any movement to secure indorse-
mcnt of the acts of the President will appar-
emily be opposed by nineteen-twentieths of the
city delegates.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-23

MORGAN Cry, Sept. 22.-No new cases since
Friday. On the Ladonda plantation O. s.
Clarke and F. Broman died yesterday, and Mrs.
DR.. Tarlton, at Pattersonville, all of yellow
fever. The doctor is said to be doing well.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-23

The minister from China to-day formally adj
vised the secretary of State of his arrival, and
requested him to confer With the President SO
as to designate time for the presentation of
his credentials
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-23
MIscEIIANEnua.

VIENNA, Sept. 21.-With the exception of
Livno the whole of western Bosnia is clear of
insurgents.
LONDON, Sept. 2l.-There has been new out
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-23
The Heather Chinee and "Melican Man.


New YORK, Sept. 22.--The New York Chinese
don't propose to go at Kearney's bidding, and
have determined to hold a public meeting in
the true ''sand lott style, to assert their right
to remain in this country and conduct their
business peacefully. "Chinamen no damed
fool" said leader of the celestials to the
GLOBE correspondent yesterday. "Melican man
think drive Chinaman out this countlee; can't
do it; that's all.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-23
OVER THE OCEAN.

of the Declaration Of the Re-
public In France-significant Address by
Republican Leaders-The British Mission
in Afghanistan Checked by an Officer of
the Ameir-Evacuation of San Stefano by
the Russians Completed.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-23

The newspapers announce in consequence of
new attempts to hold the Socialist congress, le-
gal prosecutions are impending and several for
eign internationalists will be polled from
France.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1878-02-08

Summons.
TERnrronY or rnAno. /

TE nnaa.s 8 OF n lsAao' IS.
W. w. Dodge 4 Co. Plaintiffs. Vs. Con Haaly
Timothy Dacy and Michael carrigan. defendants:
In the District Court for tie Territory Of Idaho.
Second judicial District:
9@O con HEALY, TIMOTHY DAcY AND
Iiiehael Carrigan: IN tha name Of the people
OF the United states in tile Territory Of Idaho: Y1n
arc hereby notified that there ID now on ole in the
office Of the Clark Of the District Court Of the Sec.
oud Judicial District Of said Territory. III Idaho
City. county Of Boise. the complaint Of W. w.
Dodge Co. praying Judgment against yos for the
sum OF Thirteen Hundred aud Sir and 3f-lnQ
Isl. 306sii Dollars gold coin If the United States.
GA > certain promissoFy note made by defendants.
dated january l. lSsT. Tor sllSs.37 payable thirty
days after date aud thar unless you APPEAR and
swer 10 said complaint within ten days after tie
service hereof. II served Within notsa county. ard
within twenty days IL served ous 81 said county bat
within said judicial District AID Aithln thirty days
II served out % sA4a District goxeiaalye Of the day
Of servleei. Judgment viii hr taken against yon by
detanls for tie sum Of sl.sossl gold coin. sud ia
taFeat and coats al suit.
In testimony whereof !. A. l.. Richard.
II / sen, Clerk az sAld District roars. have
| heTsanto ses nay hand aud affixed the
49, Seal " said congs a. Idaho city this. 18th
DAY o! July. >. u. lar. 4. l. RICHARDSON.
CLERK III the District Court.
ny Gao. ". SlcHAGDs. Deputy. lpse.ii-am.
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Summons.
TEasIroRx OF IpAHo. / %

TEaEIToHv OF IpAHo.l "a
Couuty Of Boise.
A. II. Elicit & 90 Plaintiffs. VS.. Con Hsaly. Tim.
thy Dacy aud Michel caFrigaa. Defendants.
III the District Court for the Territory Of Idaho.
Second Judicial District:
@z1o con HEALY AND TIMOTHY pAcY And
i Mchaei Carrsgan: Ia the mare of tie people
O. tho United States in tho Territory Of idaho: You
are harrhy notified thai there il now ca do n the
Office OF the Clerk % the District Court ~ Tie Sesuud
Judicial District ~ said Territory. ia Idaho City.
county Of Daise the complaint az A. II. Egseis Co.
praying Judgment against you for tee sunl 90 one
Thousand and Slxgy.nlue Dollar. Gold coin g. th~
United States. a certain pFcrnsssor. noge dated
January l. 1877 for gsl.99. and interest 81 ssegB.
payable sixty days altar date aud thai unless yos
appear and answer 10 said complains within ten
days from the service hereof II served within Ho,vs
county. aud within twenty days II served ost 9. eaid
county but within said Judicial District, ard within
thirty days /. served out q said District exclusive
Of the day Of servseel. Judgment Will ls takeH
against you for the Of sl.s0o. gold coin and ln.
teresi and casta o: SUIT
- Ia testimony whereof !. A. l.. Richard
lr son. C.eFA of sasd DsstEics Coarg. hare here.
LEES unto set my hand and af4xsst the sesl q. said
- Court Of ldallo City. this iTth day % 5uly.
4. u. 1877, A. L. RICHARDSON.
Ciegk uf the District Court.
By GEo. W. RtcHARpa. Deputy. IDsc. lI-2Ea.
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TrRRIroRY or IDAHO. | GO

TrRRrroRr or IDAHO, 50.
County of Boise.
Frank Dellamand { Co., Plaintiffs. vs.. Cen hsaly
& Timothy Dacy Defendants;
IL the District Court fog the Territory Of Idaho.
Second Judicial Districts
$3.50 CON HEALY AND TIMOTHY DAcY; IN
Z the name Of the people OF the United States l.
the Territory OF Idaho: You are hereby notified
that there il now file IN ths office OF tue District
Court Of the Second Judicial District Of said Terri
tory, IN Idaho City, county Of Boise the complaint
of Frank Daliamana & Co. praying judgment
against You in the sum of sTs.39 gold coin u the
United States a certain promissory note made by
defendants dated January 1. 1871 for S6Is. and Ia
tsrest. payable thirty days after date; and that nn
less you appear aud answer 10 said complaint with.
in ten days afGsr the service hereof II Served within
Boise county. aud within twenty days IL served QUA
OF said county but within said JaGios4 Disrie. aud
within thirty days ii served oat o. said District
Exclusive OF tho day sarVicol. Judgment will DO
taken against You by default for the sum Of slaa5
gold eoin and costs OF suit
In testimony whereof |. 4. l. Richard.
frs son. clerE Of said District Court. have
/ ! hereunto set my hand and Affixed the seal
~ Of said Court IL Idaho City this iTsh DAP
OF july, A. ID. 1877. A. l.. RICHARDSON
BY G. w. RscHARDs Clerk Of the DIST. Court
Deputy.
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Among the Dead Failures of the Past


how many bogus nostrnms
,aay be numbered! Beginning
their careers with a tremendous -four
ssh of trumpets. blazoned for a time
in the public prints and on flaming
posters, soon, but not too soon. were
they relegated to the limbo Of things
lost on earth. But Hostetters Stom-
ach Bittels is a living and thriving
remedy. 1t goes on, curing and to
cure. Neither underhand nor open
competition affect it On the contra
~, contrast with inferior rival prep
arations only increases its popularity.
1t has been repeatedly initiated, but
without success. Counterieits Of it
rave been smreptitiously introduced,
bu; have failed fat. Everywhere it
antrenches itself in the confidence of
the people; and well it may, for it is
a thoroughly reliable invlgorant of the
feeble, banishes dyspepsia aud consti
patton, braces thenerves, cures rheu
matte ailments and kidney complaints
and eradicates and prevents intermit
tent and remittent fevers.
Dec. LILLY.
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TEanrronY or IN

TERarToHY or IDAHO, aa
County of Boise. o.
Benjamin Hobsrf, Jun, and Samuel A. Wood.
partners under tho name aud style of Hubert Wood
Co., plaintiffs, va Cornelius HeaIy and Timothy
Dacy, partners under the name and style of con
Healy 4 Co.. defendants.
In the District Court for the Territory Of Idaho
Second Judicial District:
20 CORNELIUS HEALY AND TIMOTHY IA
cy: In the name of the people OF tho rnited
stateo in the Territory of Idaho: You are herohv
notified that there IL now file in the Office Of the
Clerk OF the District Court of the Second Judicial
District OF said Territory, In Idaho CITY county az
Boise the complaint OF Benjamin Hobcrf md SAM
uel A. Wood, praying judgment against yoa in tha
sum or $40 and 63-1OU dollars gold coin, on q ncr
tain promisaory note, dated April IL. isTT. msda
and delivered by defendants TO plaintiffs 81, ala
date for Ss5l -, aud interest &C one rer cant er
month, aud that unless you appear ana answer ~
said complaint within ten daya after ghn aarvge.l
hereof II served within Boise county and wi,hsc
twenty days II served out u said county but with,
said Judicial District. and within thirty DAYS n
served out Of said District excusives OF tho av ~
serviee. Judgment will taken you hy defsns
~ In testimony whereof T. a 4. nlcharsl
r | son, Clerk OF said District Cont haze
hereunto cot mr. hand and affxsa fhe
- Seal Of said Court III Idaho civ thIa a.
day Of July. A. D. 1877. - -
A. r. RICHARDSON.
CLERK OF the Dielrirf fsonxf
~ Go. ". Rf0HAnpe. Deputy. [Dec il~anA
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Wotice o Taxpayers.

sT@HE TAX PAYERS or BOISE COUNTY Will,
4 take notice that the Territorial and County
taxes now due and payable and that the law IN
relation 10 their collection will be strictly enforced:
and that the time for collecting expires on Monday
the 10th day Of December. suits viii 10 immedi.
ately commenced on all delinquncies after that
date. JOHN aORMAN
Assessor and ox-Ofclo Tax Collector OF Boise coun
", 1T.
Idaho CrT1, Nov. IL, 1877.
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- Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT | WILL.
- on Monday, the 18th day Of December, A. ID.
1871, at u o'clock, NJ OF said day, ~ my Office In
Idaho City, Boise county. T.. offsr al public auc
ton the sum or Two Hundred aud Fifty ts26Ol Dol
lars 70 the lowest bidder therefor IN Coanty War
rhets OF said Boise c0unty. issued and registered
prior tosJanuary, 1909. u. w. ToMpKINs,
IDan9 err. Dec. !. 1871 - -
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is not easily earned in these tlmes.
"a TT IT r1but tt can be made In three months
By any ono of either sex, ia suy part
A Of the country, who is willing TO work
VIA n steadily ut the employ Tnent that we
II ~ y " furnish. sec per week In your own
tom. You need not be away from home over
night. Yuu can give your whole time to the work
or only your spare moments. We have agents who
are making over go per day. All who engage al
once can make money fast. AZ the present time
money cannot be made easily and rapidly ut any
other business. It costs nothing to try the busI.
ness. Terms and IS outfit free. Address 1t once
II. HALLErT 4 Co.. Portland. Maine.
6-July H-7T-Iy.
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PLAIN, OR m coloRs,

And al prices 90 per ooat below
our former ratoA
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~ THE PROBATE COURT OF BOISE COUNTY.
Territory Of Idaho.
In the matter Of the eel Order 10 ahow eansc on
tate and guardianship Of application for order OF
Mona Saunders. minor. sale of Real Estate.
On readiea and flsnT Tho petition u :. Maggie
Whesler. the guardian ui the person and estate Of
Mona Saunders, . minor. praying for order of
sale Of certain real eaRto belonging to her said
ward for the uses and purposes therctE set forth.
IL Is hereby ordered that the next 81 kin If the
said ward and all persons interested In the said
tate appear before this court on Wednesday. the
twenty -sixsh day of December 1877. at III O'Clock
A. d., at the courtroom OF this court in Idaho CITY,
County Of Boise and Territory Of Idaho. then and
there to show cause why an order should not be
granted for the sale Of such estate.
And II is further ordered that copy Of this or
der be published at least week for three sue
cessiye weeks before the day OF hearing in the Ida
no Semi.wecky World. newspaper printed and
published in Idaho City, county Of Boise, aforesaid.
T. \. HART.
Dated Nov e., 1877. Probate Judge.
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Glow DOES the new COW answer?"
asked one man of another who had
lately purchased a COW. 81 really
can't say" he replied, "for I've never
asked her any questions"
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..FArHER, is it grammatical for you
10 say, "make as little noise as you
can help or make as little noise as
YOU can't helpY' For is it the noise |
can help or the noise cannot help
that you desire me to make? And
See here, Augustus, make less noise
sherel Keep still or I'll grammar
you."
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"ADyIoE!n said an old man of much
experience. "Why. never had any
ono come to me for advice, who, be-
fore he got through, wasn't willing to
rive twice as much as he asked forw
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Summons.

TxkafTonT oF IrAHo, 81
County o! Boise.
Jonas W. Brown. J. V. p. win an. n. we,Eel, -.
s.guees Of Weller c.. Plaintiffs VS.. Cornelius
HeAiy ard Timothy nscy. nader the nrtA nAswe II
Con Healy CO.. defendants:
In tie nsetFaet Court q. tAn stooaa judicial La.
iTiei. II sAe Territory of IaAo IN and for TIC eoan.
~ ~ nolso.
s7ao rokSTLrus nKAI.Y AID TIMOTHY nAcY.
q defendants "a TIE usnae IT the people IL The
Uas'si ssAges II tbs Territory ~ Iaaho; You are
huFeuy notified tAst there aa ca Gle "a Tia ofce
es TIA Clerk oE The District Court - The Second JUL
cia District Ct said 1srtogy III Idaho GltA eoansy
81 !&oasn. The complaint # tau above named FlAn
tia. claiming # AM ignm sou The snm ~ Three
Hundred AID Esfty.ase aaa r. Ito Dollars AaA legal
ietsrrss ilse"sua trom Suly BE. 1877. o. oersAtn
pgn9DsAaoFy nese made. exect.sd sud delivered ~
defsusAats undev thesr arta uane 81 Con ueAly 4
c., IL plaintiffs Alag -. tsss aad thai unless soa
EnpeaT asst answer TO said complaint within Ten
daya after she heFvee Aeress If served wtthsr raa%
eauaty. sud within jSeaiy dsss IL served cat q: said
county. lat wata5a said Judicial District aud within
Thirty ava Il Served cot II said District geacsuaxa
Of she ar - asrNte. lssd.uens wl be taken against
jon t9 se5sHIt soF tie 81 8as3 q ana lafe4est
~ prsyed iar IN toiu-
III testimony eheFx~as I. 4. T.. Richard.
n } ssgs. Clerk 90 sald District CsmYs have
/ assTgtsnfa ssi ny hand sud amazed sic seal
- 81 saa Coats as Idaho CITY sEts isih aay
q NovsiafAg. A, p 1877. a- - RICHARDSON.
Dy ogo, AfcmAsps CLERK
Deputy Clerk Dee ii-zia.