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MAINE NEWS.
legislative Caucuses.

Augusta, Dec. 81.
The Republicans in the Senate caucus
nominated J. Manchester HAYNES of
kennebec, as candidate for President !:
Samuel W. Lane of Augusta, was nomi-
mated as Secretary; Charles W. Tilden
of Castine: Assistant Secretary; Charles
H. LoveJoy OF Sidney, Messenger, and
A. b. L. Chadbourne of Dixmont, As
sistsnt Messenger. In the House eau
Gus the following nominations were
made, all by acclamatiop: Speaker.
James A. Locke of Portland; Clerk, Or
smandel Smith of Litchiield; Assistant
Clerk, Edwin c. Burleigh OF Bangor;
Messenger, John r. Prescott OF Rome !;
Assistant Messengers, Charlie. n. tsctci,-
ell, Arbury +. Haines; Folder, Lyman
5. Fogler. The Democratic Senators
nominated for President OF the Senate.
Edmund Msdigsn of Aroostook; Secre-
tary, l.. II. Murch of Waldo, Assistant
Secretary, Henry II. Robinson of SOM
erset.
\ general caucus of the combined
forces of the Greenbackers and Demo-
Gratis met in the Hall of the House Of
Representatives where there was AN
immense crowd. An adjournment was
had 10 the Senate Chamber a smaller
room, but the crowd followed the MEM
beers. After being implored TO leave so
that the business might not be impeded
and that everything might be carried on
decently and in order, The members
were left quite to themselves. being
kindly allowed TO remain. and at 9
O'Clock the work commenced. NJ }.
Frank of Portland, WAS nominated a.
Speaker; the Hon. b. l.. Staples of
Houlton, as Clerk; Asa Atwood of
Bucktield, Messenger; J. H. Cook OF
Jackson, First Assistant Messenger; W
J. Smith. Folder. State officers will be
nominated Tomorrow evening. Gar
celon's chances for Governor are greatly
improving.
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Ne. Cassine.
Mrs Charles Fsrnham, Of North Cas-
tine, who has recently occupied rooms
over Geo. Il. Wells store, states that she
WAS robbed on Tuesday morning. She was
engaged in selling plants. and lodged 10
the rooms. She says that II hall past five,
she was awakened by q man entering her
rooms. The light was burning. and the
rObber walked across the room and extin.
guished It. He then approached the bed,
laid his hand on her, telling her to keep
still. and pass him her pocket book. which
she did. when he left. The pocket book
contained e2S, letter and some other arti.
cles. 1t was Afterwards found on the
stairs. minns the money. She then raised
the window and shouted. which brought
the night police and Geo. D. McCrillis who
happened to be near BY. They found the
woman very much frightened. Mrs. r.
thinks the robber entered BY false key.
She says that she had . full view Of the
mans face-that he was young. about Eve
feet aud half high, smooth faced, very
dark coWplexiOned, and that she could
easily recognize him. II is . strange aE.
fair, aud various theories are held in re-
gard to Il.
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Sullivan.


The Calais Times says: Mr.. +. L.
Bartlett, agent for the Sullivan Mining
Company. has just returned from trip 10
New York and Newark, n. j. In the lat
ter place he sold 800 tons OF the companys
ore TO the large Balbsch smelling works
for s7o.sO ton, getting &ss 80 for the sill
yer and 81 for the gold. The Balbachs
will take all the ore the mine will produce.
1t will cost but 81 so per ton to freight the
ore by water from the company's wharf At
Sullivan to Newark. The bonanzas is .
short distance from the wharf. The COM
pany held meeting in New York Monday,
and voted to build reducing and concen-
trating works next spring. They own $50
feet of the vein, which runs northwest and
southeast. A New York company owns
the north extension and will begin work
next spring. Their claim runs out beneath
Sullivan river. and they will build Golfer
dam. There is considerable excite~ent
in New York over these mines. Altogether
1t seems that this section contains consid-
cradle mineral wealth. aud that mining 10
about to become one Of our important in
dustries. Mr. Bartlett is very enthusiastic
over the prospect.
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CALAIs-Ar q. sch Asuse Tnsrsson. Boston.
BUcxsroET-sId n. sch J r wynsn. Urann.
Jacksonville.
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bill. tor Hsv Iosk; Rsvsoee. Sresshy, SurTy.
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CID sch Butler, Kelley. GastporS.
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YORK victesy. kiiirs:. Eiiswossh or New York !;
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MARINE LIST.


Belfast, Me-. Dec. :s-sch Sarah L. Davis.
Last week from Diuehiil. Tor repairs. As she has
ls0 tons Of stone on Board she cannot be taken
here. and win Be Temporal lily 6xed ~ and proceed
her voyage.
MAnIanills. reports had . continuation OF Sc and
NV gales South Of HAtteras, split sails. &c.
Sch Waterloo (of Deer 1sle), Haskell, from
Philadelphia for vinalhsven. before reported
ashore al Gloucester. 10 about liz toss. new
waldoboro, Ne. soc 10 uninsured. Her cargo Of
coal 10 consigned to the B0dwell Granite Com :
pany OF vinAihAven. and IL probably insured.
The vessel lies easy. but IL ashore on very rocky
NO doubt has aunber Of holes in her bottom.
Sch Forest City tot Eilsvorth), Hodgkins, at
New York from Aqrin. reports: Dec 81 had
heavy 81 gale; since strong westerly gales; yes.
Sch Wesley Abbott (oe Ellswor,hl. French. a.
New York from Jefeme. reports: Dec II. 100
miles south Of Cape Hatteras. had . strong gale
from Sc. lasfin. a hours. In which lost part Of
deckiosd stove 1oai. lost and splis sails
totally wrecked during the gale Of Sunday at
Cape Negro. ShsiLune county, NS. Augustus
Long and Andrew Robinson Of South West Har-
Dor. Ne. vers drowned.
Kingston, il. with lumber. during . southeast
gale on the Nh inst sprung = leat. aad after all
edorts 70 save her proved sseless, she WAS a"An-
doned aad Get On IRE. 10 lat Is, Ion y 50. Capt
e.1sa 70. ;; c.e. hsas
Heyer, boued from Demersrs 70 ApA ZACH lcOla.
Fla. and landed there on he 18th inst. The Henry
Means wss eeilt At susry. Ne. in 1851. registered
Sch George " Coliins. H0dgsins, q Philsdei-
Phia froo sonoerstde. n reports Dec ., lat
~ %. lon q. sss0untared severe eale from 81;
lost jlbboom and sustained o&Aef damage.
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DroOksvalle.
On Christmas day, Capt. Charles circuit
went into the woods near his house to get .
stick Of timber. Having secured it he started
back with the stick on his shou lder. When
within few rods Of his home he slipped on q
piece Of ice aud in the fall his head struck the
ice and the stick fell scross his forehead, cut
ting through the skin and probably fracturins
the skull. He was unconscious for sometime
but finally revived sufficiently TO crawl to tie
house. His sufierings were intense, but he re-
tanned his senses most Of the time until 3
O'Clock p. NJ, of Saturday at which time be lost
consciousness and died about ls Saturday night.
His funeral takes place Thursday Jan. 2nd.
under the rites Of the Masonic Fraternity.
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Prospectus of Wing and Courier-Bo utelle 4
Burr.
Treasurer's Report-Luther Lord.
foreclosure-Iohn Roberts.
Foreclosures. h Whiting
Winter Arrangemebt-SanfordS S. :. Co.
Winter ArrsnEemcnt-Inside Line.
School Question Book-C. A. Page.
Assignee Notice-Thomas W arren-
Dip htheria-l. :. johnson 4 Co.
For sae-Wm. o. Mcdonald.
1orham Normal school
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thorough preparation were only equalled by
the taste used in the selection Of matter. In
this direction that happy medium wAs reached,
so difficult to attain yet 70 readily appreciated.
The principal charm Of the Tree. though it
contained many beautiful gins. was the A.
rAngement OF it burden. We feel that the
people Of this neishborhood have peculiar
faculty for Making the old forget their years
and the weary their cares" for oil seemed to
separate with feelings bet,ered by contact.
NAY God bless them In future endesvor.
Critic.
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SOrtn oeog WICK.
-servi ces are now held in the Church which
has undergone = thorough renovation inside,
the walls have been tinted, the ceiling whiten.
ed. all the woodwork painted. new carpets laid
on the floors, and the pulpit and platform re-
modelled; efforts are also being made 10 get
new stove and some lamps which are much
needed. The work which has been done is very
satisfactory, and the house now presents very
neat and pleasant appearance, and is only one
OF the outward expressions Of the great change
in this community wrought during the year.
The religious interest is good. and the church
prospering under the labors Of Rev. Jos. II.
Taylor.
On Thursday evening, Dec. 18th, many Of the
friends Of The Pastor and his wife, visited the
parsonage and left some solid tokens Of appre-
cisfion. in the shape Of an abundant supply OF
provisions, groceries and other valuable Christ.
mas presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor desire to
express their thaaks for these and many other
evidences Of friendship on the part Of their peo-
pie, their wants have been generously supplied.
Most Of the hogs that have been killed have fur.
nlshed ministers piece" and in many ways
they are made to feel that their efforts TO do
good are not in vain, and il 10 very gratifying
to know that their lsbors are appreciated.
very pleasant evening was spent in . sociA,
way which all seemed to enjoy.
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Mrs. p. d. Osgoods store caught Ore about
so'clock Thursday evening, and was not dis
covered until the next morning. Fortunately
there was no current Of air to fan the fire and
II made but slow progress, burning hSe
through the door about two feet square.
There are three persons In town over nine
ty years Of age and In school District No. II,
there are twsnty-three persons who are nearly
seventy or more.
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JORDAN'S LUNG SYRUP


4 Ne 0bseubss hsrsby gives public pot,ce In
! al eoeeerosd. tAas b has bsea daily appoint-
ID. a.d has taken upon lhinself, Tie trust II an
A1oihiseseter q ths Eeeass iof James H. Cham.
cock dscsa.sd. By giviag boad q ne lax directs;
- ehefsose reQoSsse I'll pesseas Who are IN debted
% - said disesassd's s6sass, % nais innediate
therooa 70 exhibh ~ zane ~ peynost. Neasra.
Hale 3 Emery, 81 Ellsworth, naine oSe NJ duly
aiAoRisea attoRnsys vttAh - slale q nafne.
- LYMAN 4. beLnAP;
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City and County.


CoNGREG ATIONAL.-Preac at 10 80 A
NJ. aud 2. NJ. Sabbath School In tine aftei
noon. at 12 o'clock. NJ.
BAPTIST Presiding At 9 and p. NJ. Sab
bath School at =. n.
UNTrARIAN.-Sunday School at l O'Clock Z.
NJ. Church service at O'Clock and O'Clock
Z. NJ.
CATHoLIc.--Presching at 10 1-2 O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School at 2 z. NJ.
MISUNDERSTANDING at 9 and z. M
Sabbath School at Z. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures held every SUM-
day at 2 O'Clock. p. NJ. In Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coonbs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEKTING-every SUM-
dst at 2. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
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M. Gallert & Co., have some very
fine cloaks made 10 New York for their es.
pecial trade. Ia cloakings and circular
cloths. they have enough to supply every
one desiring such goods. Among their At
tIsciive fabrics 10 the Mstelasse cloth. an
entirely new, son, beautiful fabric.
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The people Of Cas,ins enjoyed Christmas
generally. II the evening there was . social
dance In the Town Hall. The music WAS fur
nished by Mr.. Joy Of Ellsworth, and the dance
WAS grand ssecess. Though the Normal stu.
dents were not allowed to s,,eud tia dance, .
few unruiy ones were there and seemed to en-.
Joy themselves sufficiently to pay for the pun.
i.hment that ~ ai,ed them on the following
day. S.
Dec. 30th.
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Christmas wss observed Is usual in this
place. Al the Union Meeting House, nj the
Corner. the services were we'll attended and
good attention paid. The Church WAS neatly
trimmed, which with the heavily loaded tree,
presented . very One appearance.
The exercises passed Cd very pleasantly, and
by the interest manifested, should Judge tha,
/, WAS agreeable and ins1ucu tive to all.
OBSERVER.
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h Spite - 1aaaels, coughs and colds will
make . lodgment 10 the system. But they sre
not tenants IT will. You can dispos.e.s them
with Ha!e's Honey Of HoreAound and Tar. in
less time than 1t tAkes . sheriff 70 execute .
writ Sold by oil Druggists.
Pixies Toothsche Drops cure in l minute.
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Advertised Letters, Dec. 2sth. 1873.
Ellsworth Post once Minnie A. Byard,
John Cummings, John J. Fffeld, Isaac
N. kenney. John Stone, Cynthia Tread
well.
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Ellsworth-Dec. 2sth, by Rev. Charles z.
Lombard. Mr.. George W. Higgins and Miss
Lillian T. Mitchell, both Of Ellsworth.
Trenion-Dec. 18th, by A. c. Mlliken, Esq,
Mr.. Melvin ID. Weber OF Trenton, and Miss
Ella J. Howard OF Bluehill.
Sedgwck-Dec. 18th. by Rev. c. p. Bartlett,
Mr.. Clarence N. Hooper and Mrs. Phebe VI.
Herrick, both OF Sedgwick.
No. Penobseot-Nov. sth, by Rev. n. d.
Miller, Mr.. Samuel Il. Billings Of Bluehiil, and
Mrs. Caroline T. Turner Of Penobscot.
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Death from ApOplexy.
PORTLAND. Dec. 81.

PORTLAND. Dec. 81.
land Water Co.. younger brother of the
late Judge Shepley, died suddenly of apo
plexy al 9 80 this morning, aged about So
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The Weather.

MAD brp.
ONCE OF the Chief Signal Officer. ,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Jan. Ii ANY
Indications
For the Middle States and New England.
Southerly winds, cloudy weather, falling
barometer, occasional rain or snow.
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Result of . Fight.
LEWISTON, Dec. 81.

LEWISTON, Dec. 81.
Geo. Merrill OF South Leeds. Injured In a
difficulty with Sawyer of Green, Thur.dsy
evening the Path. going home from 8 sing
ing school, died last night.
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D0ekopOTS.
p. II. W. writes: Get ahead II you
can. OF Jesse d. Atwood. who has dressed
pig nine months old weighing $50 IL
pounds.
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PATENTS.
r.. H. EDDY.

He. - state 81, opposite Kilsy, Boston,
Secures Patents in the United States; also / n
Great Britain, France and other foreign countries
Copies Of the claims Of any Patent furnished by
RENTING one dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington. No Agency 10 the United States
possesses superior facities tor obtaining Patents
Or AscertAining the patentability Of inventions.
X. IL. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS
II regard Mr.. Eddy Of the most capable
and snccessful practitioners With whom ! have
had o0cial intercourse.
CnAs. MASON. Commissioner Of Patents y
"Inveutors cannot employ person more trust.
worthy o. more capable Of securing tor them an
early and favorable confederation 1t the Patent
O0eo." EDMUND BURKE,
late COmAissiOaer Of Patents
BOSTON. October 10, 1870.
4. II. EDDY. ESQ. Dear Sir: you procured for
me. in 1870. my arst patent. Since then you have
acted for and advised mo In hundreds Of cases
and procured many patents. reissues and extern
dons. ] have occasionally employed the best
aSencios IN New York, Phiiaalelthia and Wsshing
ton: but still give you almost the whole Of my
busne ss. In yosr line, and advise oshers 70 en-
ploy you. Yours truly GEosGR DRAPIR
Boston. Jan. J, 1879. lyYi
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NJ A II X f ID.

Dec. ah. in Straits Of Florida. sch Add.e Todd
Corson. from Jamaica for New York.
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RenOhoeOe.


School in District No. 8, taught by Miss
Dora A. Leach Of Penobscot closed Dec. "a.
Length Of School 10 weeks. Whole number
attending school Is. Average number Is 1851.
Number not tardy 10. Number not absent IL
day II. Number not absent more than - day
3 Only one instance Of dismissal. Can any
school in Hancock Co., show . better record.
if 50 let 1t be heard. Let every teacher labor
with equal zeal to secure prompt and constant
attendance In the school room, and the I'M
pleasant fact that not more than 1fty per cent.
Of our scholars attend our public schools will
not long be sounded in our ears through ohcial
reports.
desire 70 state that have adopted he 70
lectic Geography, and would give notics thasa
thorough change must b Dade prior 10 Nay
LIT, 1879. All Interested viii ind n for their
ADVANTAGE 70 exchange before tAae date.
J. II. HUTCulNs.
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Ar at CienfueEos. %. brig Clarabeil. Coggins
Boston.
AZ at savanna Ia Mar, :, sch Clifford. Bragdon
New York.
Curtis Norfolk.
Sid Dec S, sch Addic Todd. Corson, New York
Sid from Port Al Prince Ith inst sch John G.
Reed Farrell. Airaxoane to load Tor New York
A. do Ian inst sch GeorgIetia, Lord disg.
Passed straits of SundA 10 vii. bark Hiram En-.
cry. WymAn from foochow for Cape Good Hope
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Lookout for the Franklin Dramatic Club.
They intend opening Jan. It'll, with Jos. Proc
tors great moral drama "Nick Of the Woods"
accompanied with the farce entitled ''ToodIes'
The Company has been under the instruction
Of an able and competent Stage manager form.
erly Of the Old National Theatre, Boston, and
= rich treat is promised ~ the result. The
scenery for the drama ID being painted by .
well known Boston artist and will consist OF
forest, landscape, waterfall and cataract scenes
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By TELEGRAPH.

dispatches to the Ellsworth American /
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-31
SU III III Or S.

1 N the District Court of the Ser -.iteenth
! Judicial District of the State of Califor-
mia, in and for the county OF Los Angeles.
,ondl lothian nafoB6aSy' BiXby' Piaia'if' VS. hfred
Action brought in the District Court OF
the Seventeenth Judicial District of the
state OF California, in and for the County
OF Los Angeles, and the complaint filed
in said County of Los Angeles, in the
Office of the Clerk of said District Court.
The People of the State of California,
send greeting to Alfred Jones, Defendant.
You are here oy required to appear IN
an action brought against you by the
above named Plaintiff in the district
Court of the Seventeenth Judicial Dis
trict OF the State OF California, in and bi
the County of Los Angeles, and to an
swer the complaint filed therein, within
ten days exclusive OF the day of servi ,e)
altel the service on you OF this summons
If served within this county; or ,ifservel
out of this county, but in this District
within twenty days; otherwise, witn-
In iorty days = or judgment by de.
fault VIII be taken against you accord
ing to the prayer OF said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain
judgment for the sum OF 1854 and Interest
alleged to be due by defendant to the
plainIiff, as follows: s4CO with interest
at the rate OF one per cent. per MONTH
from June lst, 1873 due on n certain prom
issory note made executed and delivered
by defendant to plaintiff on June lst, 1878,
and SS3 with interest at the rate of eight
per cent. per Jannary 20,
1879, balance due on a certain promissory
note Tor $40 executed by defen dant in
favor OF Geo. w. Parlin on January 25Ih,
1878. and by sail Parlin assigned TO Z
plaintifl; and S270 5l-lO0 with legal inter-
est from June I'd. 1879, amount due one j.
w. Bixby by defendant on open account
for services rendered and moneys paid
out, and by said j w. Bixby duly as
signed to plaHtiff, and for costs of suit.
Reference is had to complaint for partic-
ulars.
And you are hereby notified that If you
fail % appear and answer the said COM
plant as above required. the said plaintM
VIII cause your default TO be entered and
take Judgment for said sum of seven
hundred and fifty-four and ll-l00 and in
terest as aforesaid and costs of suit.
Given under my hand ana the seal Of
the District Court of the Seventeenth
Judicial District of the State of Ca ifornia,
in and for the county of .os Angeles, this !
26th day of July. in the year OF our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
[Seal.
A. w. POTTS, Clerk.
By A. RIMPAU. Deputy Clerk jy29-2m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-07-31
SUM MONS.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ri
L Seventeenth judicial District of I'll
state of California, in and for then
county of Los Angeles.
Ella D. Cook, plaintiff, VS.. Vining A.
Cook, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court OIL
the seventeenth judicial District of thel
State of California, in and for the county
OF Los Angeles, and the complaint filed in
SAID county OF Los Angeles. in the office
Of the Clerk OF said District Court
The people of the state OF California
send greeting TO Winning a. Cook. De-
iendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an
aclion brought against you by the above
named Plaintiff IN the District Court oI
the seventeenth Judicial District of the
state OF California, IN and for the County
of Los Angeles, and to answer the conf
plant hled therein, within ten days lex
elusive of the day of service) after the
service on you of this sumnons-if served
OF TINS County, but in this District, within
twenty days; otherw Use, within forty daysV
or judgment by default will be tax en- .
against you, according to the prayer a.
said complaint.
The said action is brought TO obtain.
judgment and decree of this Court difi
solving the bonds OF matrimony now
plainti1i and defendant and awarding
the care, custody ana control OF the
minor, Fannie ID. Cook. to laid plaintiff,
and for such other and further judgments
and decree as may be propc., and for
costs OF suit.
Reference is had TO complaint fol par
ticulars.
And you are hereby notified that if you
taIl to appear and answer the said com
plainL as above required, the said plaiptiff
Will cause your default To be entered and
apply to the Court for the reiiec demand
ed in the complaint.
Given under my hand and ,t"e seal us
the District Court OF the Seventeenth
Judicial District of the State OF California,
in and for the county OF Los Angeles,
this 18th day oil July. i'll the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred an.<
seventy-nine.
[Seal.l A. w. POTTS. CLERK. =
By A. RlMPAu, Deputy Clerk.
iysg-2m