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Boston,: Closing


Hy the standards Special Wire.
BUTTE. Jan. was IA quarrel AT
the new Chicago house on East Park street
late last night which nearly resulted SER
iously. Two drunken men got into a dis
putc and one of them, drawing IA long
dirk half as long as his arm. tried tn stab
the other. but tl,c bartender. johnson. in-
terfsred and wrrSted tho weapon away.
Nothing has been said to the police abou,
he matter.
Frank Blume. Leslie Triplctt and Henry
Love. arrested for vagrancy, pleaded
guilty and were each fined 80 and costs.
The casc of Ed Mccormack. arrested
Saturday afternoon for disturbance of the
peace on East Park street. came up be-
FORE Judge Newkirk at 10 o'clock to-day
The defendant was found guilty and fined
so and costs.
Thomas Gordon was arrested today {, r.
stealing an oveicoat from BoytTc,s store.
Case set for hearing at 3 o'clock Wetincs-
John Betty was arrested today for steal
ing n silver brick from Thos. Lee. The
ease WAS set for "a hearing January ~ at .
O'Clock.
Charles Thomas. who was arrested f. r.
saloon. will be tried mt A y. m. tomorrow.
Matthias Dies Jardieis. arrested for
vagrancy. will he tried Tomorrow after
Katie wynant arrested FOR disturbance
and quarreiing. with Charles Thomas i'm
the Rosebud saloon, will bc tried to-.noi-
Henry Pincl, who was arrested for fight
ing with the walters in the Palmer house .
ON Arizona street, will he tried tomorrow.
William NJ. Koplin, who was arrcst, al
for creating II disturbance and using vul-
gar lauguagr, will he tried anuar I'd ut
O'Clock.
James Tracy, arrested for being drunk
on the corner of Park and Wyoming. WAS
fined 81 and costs.
f.. }. Wilson. arrested for vagrancy. was
fined 81 and costs.
Matt Des Jar,irus. arrested for driving
on the sidewalk and using ahiSiv, lat
! guagc To Henry Lclandc. corner of Wyo
ming and Galcna street. WAS fined ~
and costs.
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\ Canadian Cable i',oi.ct-a.

OTTAWA. Ont. Jan. 21.-Cnrrs,n, menu
Der of parliament fer Montreal, asked i'm
the commons to-day for am act To incor-
ppratc the Canada Gable Il
project il to- lay "a cahle from Ireland la
Green Isle, in the straits of Belle Isle. and
thence 10 the main land. The contract
has already been made with London and
iii english firm. and work will he COM
nicnced Immediately after the passage OF
Nv" act of Incorporation. The company
expects To secure ~ large share of the
u..sincss now done by American COM
p,rics. The project being purely IA Can
adia1 a. ic, the company Will in all prob
ap,i.ty sccir" "A subsidy from TIA" various
governments.
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N AND
up. and Downs ba Market Values nm the
New York Exchange.

Up. and Downs ba Market Values 20" the
New York Exchange.
New YORK, Jan. 27.-In stocks to-day.
additional evidence of a complete change
occurred i'm the temper Of speculation and
a broadening tendency OF the market
made further progress to-day, ana the
business done exceeded that Of amy day
for the past two months. The feature nj
the dealings was the activity among
stocks which had not been traded In tai
any extent i'm months. The great fcaturs.
of the day, however, was the renewal al
activity and strength ina suGa rettnerics
and the lead trust. h former being
specially prominent, both for activity and
strength. From 59L at the opening sugar
advanced to "a. at which II closed. The
market closed active hut rather heavy.
The great majority OF the list il fractional
~ higher tonight.
Governments were active and firm.
Petroleum-The market opened at
1885, and advanced to 107@s in early trad
ing; then weakened and declined steadily
until the close, which was weak at 1O63s.-
Stock ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, lO6 y; high
est 1O55s; lowest 1O6as; closing 1865.
Consolidated MISUNDERSTANDING, 10.
highest, lO7s u lowest. 1Ob; closing 1O6Is.
Total sales a92.OOO barrels.
Upper Lifeless; Lake. January,
$14.40.
Lead-Quict. steady domestic, Ss.s2E.
T~in-Firmcr, more active; Straits,
$JO.GO.
Bar silver-97I.
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He Has Creditors In Butte.

BY TIE StinUlfU : NI"tII WITt.
BUTTE, Jan. Char Norton. WHO
was arrested on Saturday night by Der uty
Fritz of Denver. and who il wanted there
to answer To three charges. seems to have
done up quite IA number of people in
Butte. He has an honest. ~nnoccut-look-
ing -countcuaucc, and made friends gem
orally around town. The firm of Dauic
X Boucher would like To collect S27. 40
from him. and Alderman Olsen has "A bill
of $50 against him. There are several
Others who claim to have lost money at
Nortou's hands. The deputy will prof. :
ably start for Denver with his man in the
morning.
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INDIANApoLIs, Jan. 21.-Thc passenger
train ON the Monon route. which left Chi
cago Sunday night at IL :55 o'clock was
wrecked at $50 this morning. Tho ten
der jumped the track. The engineer re-
versed the engine. hut before, the brakes
could stop the train the locomotive and
baggage car cleared the trcstlc and the
sleeper and smoking coach went over into
the creek, both taking fire almost imIn.-
diately and being consumed in "a rcuak-
ably short time. The killed are seven.
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a Oisn.trnur lsir...

PORTSMOUTH. n. H.. Jan. 21.-Thc larg-
est fire that ever occurred ut the kiti.ry
navy yard broke out This morning in tile
boiler room of building No. a., occupied
by the construction and repairing depart
mcnt. The fire quickly extended along
the shafting and oily tiinbers into build
ms No. i6, occupied as IA mill, and the
workmen were obliged to jump through
the windows. The fire was confined.
however, to these two buildings. The
loss il expected to reach SlOD.uOO.
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Tn. Iowa i~,.aL,ock uroL.n.

Dies MONIES, Jan. 27.-Thc long dead
lock in the Iowa Legislature was broker
to-day. A compromise was agreed upou
by republicans and democrats and "A tenn
porary organization effected. The house
adjourned until tomorrow. Some eN-
press the opinion that there Will b. au-
other dcadiock ON permanent orgauiza-
49,
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Thought To u. Cholera.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 2I.-Advices from
Astrabad report hat the Persian khoras-
san is ravaRed by intestinal disease OF cx-
cessive fatality. Three thousand deaths
are reported, owing to the scarcity Of
doctors. The nature of the disease is I'M
known, but IL is thought to he cholera.
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Eyic,,op. sin Continue.

PUNNsUTAwNES. Pa. Jan. Eth
sheriff cvicte,i ~ families at Walston ard
Adrian to-day. There was no excitement.
The miners do not seem mt all discour-
aged by these wholesale cyictions.
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En wuitam'. u,r,bdax.

BERLIN, Jan. 25.-Thc cmpcror's birth
day was celebrated with great fe-tivity.
All the generals, headed by Won Moltke,
aud all the ministers, headed by Prince
Bismarck, offered their disqualification
Bismarck. upon his appearance at a win
dow Of the palace, was greeted with a
storm of s.Hochs."
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xRele..s.si from siberia.

BRIDGEPoRT, Conn.,. Jan. 21.-Herman
Kempenski. a naturalized citizen who Wis
tied Russia a year ago. was arrested for
evasion OF the military law and banished
to Siberia. Secretary Blaine demanded
his release. A cablegrap was received
here to-day announcing that he was set
frea-
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TOLD IN A LINE.

Complete line of cartridges mt Anacon
ia Hardware Co.'S.
Gums for rent at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
Gums and ammunition at the Anaconda
Hardware Co.'S.
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81 PAUL. Jan. 21. -Ehr fourth aunua
convention Of Il a, national association %
builders and contractors opened here to
I,y.
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Look out Tor d.. j. Hennessy Mercantile
Co.'s. special January sale.
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m. s~i,un,,on in WEE, Nirxlnl..

w. Va, Jan. q. The
g-ubernatorial contest met again this
morning. General st. Clair closed the
presentation of the Fleming contest.
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Losec K Maxwc are closing out their
clothing, and Offering same regardless OF
cost.
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Father stroup Dead.

PrrrsBURG. Jan. ~. Rev. Fatht
Siroup. provisional of the Order of al
Holy Ghost OF the Roman Catholic Chur.
i'm America, died this afternoon of pne'
monia.
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Funeral notices neatly printed at the
" Standard office.
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Closing stocks /:

Money on call easy mt 3H4.
Prime mercantile paper. 5eI6Lc.
Sterling ENcIl1nge-puiet. firm sixty
day bills, S.so31 demand, S4.s7I.
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-02
FORTUNES FAvORITES.
Their Movements Recorded by ''The Help
Lad es' Elite Gazette"

Their Movements Recorded by ''The Help
Lad es' Elite Gazette"
The following personal paragraphs
arc from the latest issue of the Help
Ladies' Elite Gazette:
Miss Kate McCarty, cook lady to a.
woman on Fifth avenue, returned on
Wednesday from a visit to her old home
in Ballyshannon, Ireland. She was
cordially received by the local nobility,
and reports having had good time.
The beautiful Miss Nora Cleopatra
O'Donehoo spent the summer in the
Adirondacks. Miss O'Donehoo is T Arlor
lady for Mrs. T. Vandergoold, and
whether at home or enjoying we'll
earned vacation, is sure of any number
of beaux.
Miss Clytemnestra Bridget Geoghegan,
general house lady at Commodore Flet-
cher's, reports having very enjoyable
outing at Saratoga, from which fashion
able resort she returned on Monday last.
While there she carried on delicious
Irritation with the Commodore's son,
who did not recognize her as one of his
mammals help ladies.
Miss Betsy O'Halleran came back the
early part of this week from Atlantic
City as brown as a berry. She became
engaged three times during her stay.
Miss O'Halleran has resumed her duties
as wash lady to Mrs. Baxter, of 65 West
Steenth street. where she will be pleased
to entertain her many friends.
Miss Kitty Venus McMonaghan spent
three weeks at Bar Harbor, acting as
nurse lady to Mrs. T. Thompson Brews-
ter. She said she had as much fun as
though she had gone in an unincum-
bercd capacity, as she jabbed the infant
with pins so numerically that it yelled
when she approached, SO that its
mamma had to nurse it all the time,
thus affording Miss McMonaghan an op-
portunity to enjoy herself.
Miss Esmeralda Maginnis will be led
to the altar in about two weeks bv Mr..
Dennis Rafferty,. Miss Marinnis met
Mr.. Rafferty, while accompanying Mrs.
Forundrcd to Deer Park last summer, in
the capacity of lady's maid.
Miss Annie Belle O'Brien. second
kitchen lady for woman on Fifty
seventh street. remained at home this
summer, but promises herself a trip to
Europe early next season. She will be
accompanied by her sister, Judy O'Brien,
who is wash lady for another person
on the same street.
The engagement of Miss Mary Anne
McGilvray to Mr.. Jerry Emerson
O'Toole is announced. They will be
married at st. Bridget's, and the woman
Miss McGilvray has been assisting in
the capacity of cook lady has promised
to provide trousseau which Will be the
envy of all the help ladies in the coun-
try.-W. II. Siviter, in Munsey's
] Weekly.
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-02

An officer, scarcely moro soter than
his superior, brought two rapiers. while
another appeared with brand snatched
from the fire. Several others crowded
to the door; one of these was sober
enough to notice that De Barzac's left
arm was crippled. But remonstrance
only made The rufian more ferocious.
"Take your choice" he said, Offering
the hilts of the swords, and scarcely
had his opponent selected one than he
shouted, "Guarde cons!" and began the
combat. The unsteady light Of
the fambeau, added to the fumes
of wine and his insane rage.
detracred much from Lemourier's
skill as swordsman, while
De Barzac, cool, collected and COM
PEELED by his crippled condition 20 act
on the defensive, although he was
obliged to remove his arm from its sup
port in order to balance himself, was .
formidable antagonist to his drunken
rival. Again and again Lemourier tried
to break his guard, but was foiled by an
agility and address which deprived him
of what little prudence he possessed.
The glittering blade which fiickered be-
fore his dazzled eyes suddenly forced
his sword from his hand, while the
sharp point which pressed against his
throat told him that he was vanquished.
Then was heard the steady tramp OF
marching feet and the provost marshaPs
suaru appeared upo The scene.
(To be continuedJ
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-02

wool she was unmistakably yard wide.
Sitting down on two chairs she requested
a court official to bring her a glass Of
water, as that ''brazen creature" out in
the corridor had given her SO much inn
pudence that her nerves were unstrung.
Her wish having been complied with,
she seemed to be more composed, and
tanning herself violently she announced
her readiness for trial.
"You are the Widow Schmidt, are you
not?"
''Yes. your honor, but my maiden
name was Won ppenburg. am re-
lated to that celebrated family. Our
coat-of-arms-"
"We have nothing to do with that
here. You are in court now."
For the first time, your honor, and
you have no idea of the humiliation it is
for Won Knippenburg, who owns three
houses on the Lange Strasse, not to
speak of bank stock
Madame, we have nothing to do
with the financial affairs of those who
are brought before us. You are accused
of having assaulted Johanna Meyer, q
servant girl in your employment"
''If your honor keeps servant girl
you must know all about it yourself.
There is great fuss made
about German Social Democrats
and Nihilists, but they rare
angels of light compared with the
German servant girls. The papers says
that the Socialists tanner with the SOL
diers, but they don't run after the sol
diers half as much as these servant girls
do. l don't see why the authorities
should try to suppress the Socialists and
let the servant girls do IS they please. u
please confne yourself to the case
on trial.
'.Yes. your honor. as was going to
say, have nine rooms elegantly fur.
nished. and of course. can't be ex.
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-02
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION No. q

HOUSE JOINT RESOLCTaON NJ. ..
House. JOINT RESOLUTION No. 8, For the subnlis.
sion of proposition 10 amend the constitution OF
the State of Kansas
,.,,h u, ,;.,,,,,r. of N. S,os. nj Rc,.n.
10 S sb. .emb,r, .I.etei 10 ,ach ho,sse kkereof
' - ,L;.
Cn"r,nv The 6,,ov;no nropos,tion to amend
a.. onn..;,,,ion of ,h;s state is hereby submitted
.no ",:sJ a ., ,,n-. 81 The s,.,a or their an.
10 .nI 9ua; 9a;.'o,:nn none,v. The Constitution ~
r.' " = -. l.; h.r.Lv om.pded nv strkiuv
w. wy u ~ =, 81 60, ms two and thirteen of article
u''' '"c ,.e W. " .:..;,, - ,..art;n. In lion ~
.".s !S ,; :" ~; ,ha cmnu;n, hich ,haiI constitute
saM sect""s 'pe lo''" .s, ~ S ~. o.,.,;,,,;on.
9ciioh t"m oi a"ie '"'r. ~ \, ~ a;.. 80 ..r.n
secti"h :. ne SuPrc" '"I' ~, sn'' r. ,",a,a - ~.
Iustlcts, VIM rna'' * ;y;,m' ~ owo,,,,n aud
s!He, "u :" VI" -, Sn"'i - ~, 49,, ...nry 20 ovo,v
the concurrence OF io.'' s"a,, "e 49,, 1 ~. s,.,s
"ecs'"' n! AZ ",.' 80, 60 om,o;n,sd ;,s,ice
sni., pe ene'.Ie W .e e'e tn, ;,iii hn,d;n, ,he
~ me S'Prem~ c""i' I"e J"e'r 10
nIutS, cnun ~ ~ -. w. - W ~ ~ Wv Wv 80 ;.,;oos
me cn'ei JUS ICE H'u !" ">e W. W my -" -
nan ~ c'h"nS>.S ny tue ue,''';"';o,, ~ az nf Ne
the Sanie date, ndeT ih'm 'he r"','ih'S," VI 'uo
other Justices 1nry ShaI! "tierhine " ~. "uv
hall h" chief Jn>'lce. ne Term oi e'ch y"S''c: VI
the supreme c".r' snai' De sN !ea's, e",. W. 's
on the secnnd Ni"nuaf IN January mex a". h's
''ecti"n. I'm IN" adoption OF 'nts antnii" III 'n1
four additional justices provided for by his amend.
p,ent shall be app''nted nv Inc governor. a'" SUM-
hold their "ffres until the ne srhera' e'ec'oh III
1884, when their sncressors shall be eiect+d one !"
serve until The ssc"rd Monday oi January 1854
another '" serve uni' me secohu ,o,n .,
AIRY 1896: and the her two to serve unit, the ,ec-
"nd Monday Of ianuary. 1>9s The mem!erso oI me
supreme coirt eiecied ~ or prior ~ 'ne uUe ", ,'e
adoption of this amendment shall he justices OF he
supreme court under this amendment for tn"
perO5 OF time for which they were elt cird AHer
he general election in 1891 one justice Of the
-aprene shal, he elec,ed az the general eiec-
rinn in ea.h year except the year 1897. and every
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-02
Slterif's Sale.
STATE TEoMAs OF KaSsAs' co's }ss.
Charles Mccullough,

Theodore ROgan and Janette ROgan, ct al.
BY virtue of All order Oi sale to me directed
and delivered issued out OF the clerk Once
of tue district court of Thomas county, state
of Kansas. in the above entitled action, will.
on Saturday. the first day OF November. 1o9O.
between the hours OF O'Clock u. IN. and 4 y.
IN. OF saii day, at the front door OF the court
house. in the city OF Colby, in the county and
state aforesaid, offer ut public sale, and sell to
the highest bidder. for cash in hand. all the
folio wing described real property, situated in
the county OF Thomas and state Of Kansas. to-
wit: The northeast quarter of section eight
(e). in township six C6) south, of range thirty
five (35) west, containing 16J acres more or less
as per the U. ). Survey.
Tue above described real property levied
upon ann to be sold as the property OF the
aueve-named defendants. in pursuance OF a
decree of foreclosure in the above entitled ac-
zion. "A. SHOWALTER,
Sheriff.
Sheriff'S Office, Colby, Kans., Oct. LIST, lo9O.
LESSENGER h LOAR,
2S4 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-02
ARIEA,
The Ha1f-Breed.
A Romance of Colonial Days
BY Robert A. CUMGlN0.
(coPYRIGHT. 1901

(CoPYRIGHT. 1890
ST am too much your debtor, madam.
70 decline any service of yours"
s'Come, then! where are your eyes?
Ah, you have found her! Yes. Mile.
Destain sits there encircled by admirers,
whose idle words she heeds not. She is
shrinking of something else. Perhaps
she is piqued because Lemourier is not
more attentive. Did you not hear him
as you passed, boasting OF his achieve
ments to those young officers? Ha! he
thinks that she is secure-that he need
not trouble himself to play the lover.
We shall seew
Her flashing eyes and heightened
color, not less then her words, evinced
her resentment.
"But you shall lead her to the dance,
mon cher; you shall tell her tales of ad-
venture that will make her forget this
braggard and his rudeness" Her anger
was at white heat now.
De Barzac smiled; his spirits rose; he
would try, and that meant much to a
man whom no danger or difficulty could
dismay.
1t seemed as if Mile. Destain lost
something of her apathy when her aunt
presented the young officer.
She accepted his invitation to dance;
she listened to his sketches of army
life, its tolls, its triumphs; the romance
of war colored by an ardent enthusiasm
which forgot the narrator in the soul
inspiring theme.
The pride of birth, which was after all
but flimsy vail, melted before the elo-
quence of the young soldier, whose Grip
pied arm was the only indication that
he had shared the dangers which he de-
scribed.
The announcement Of supper, how
ever, interrupted the tale; but Nine.
Chevreul, who had not lost sight of her
proteges and in whose face anger had
given way to triumph, placed them to-
gether at the table.
Perhaps it occurred to Lemourier
that it would be as we'll to pay Mile
.Destain the attention of taking her In
to supper. Butshe was not to be found.
GLOW now, Lemourier, what have you
:lost?" asked one of his friends, observ.
ing his perplexed look.
"Where is my-I mean where is Mile
lDestain?" he responded.
'She went in to supper with De Bar
lzAr," said q young officer, adding ma
Iliciously: "He has monopolized her TO,
the last two hours"
"Look to your laurels. Lemourier; De
sBarzac is no mean rival" said another
willing to add to his annoyance.
Gentlemen, supper awaits YOU" i
was Nine. Chevrcul who spoke. Sht
was regarding Demourier with malio
Thomas County cat., 1890-10-02
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE
CONSTITUTION.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. 8.

HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. ..
HousE JOINT RESOLUTION No. 5, Proposing an
amendment to sections three and tWenty-nseo ot
article Two VI the constitution.
Be resoCed By the Legislature Of Ghe Soe Aoeent
ttc-hrds " e Mesbeys elected 10 eocA Aesse essseV
coneyrring fhsreia:
Sa1IoN l. The following proposition to amend
the constitution Of the state Of Kansas Is nefe0y
submitted to the qualified electors OF the state iot
their approval or rejection. namely: Ihat section
three article two, be amended 81 that the same
shall read as follows: Section 8. The membeis VI
th- legislature shall receive as compensation Tor
their services the sum Of three dollars for earn
days actual service at any regular or special ses-
siou, and fifteen cents for each mile Travelled by
the usual ruute In going 70 and returning from the
pla~ Of nee,irg; but no compensation shall he
allowed or paid to any men'ber ior more than
ninety days at any regular ses-iOD, nor for more
than thirty days n any special session. And III.
sscii0n tweniy of article two be amended 80 as
to read fOll.ws Section .. All sessions Of the
legislature shall lie held the state capital, and all
regular sessions shall he held tee in two years,
commencing on the first Tuesday Of December Of
each alternate year, commencing 90 the hrst Tues
day 81 Iecnber, \. d. one thousand eight hundred
sec. This proposition shall he submitted to the
electors OF this stale at he general election Of rep
rtsen.atives to the legislature in the year A. ID.
eirhtren hundred and ninety for their approval or
rejection. Those voting in favor OF this PROPOSE
ti"n shall have written or printed "n their ballots.
For the amendment to sectors thrse and tw nty-
FIVE "f s'iire w" Of the c.'-ti'ntt n; those vot-
ing ag. inS ibr SAID pr'.posi"n shall have written
or printed on their ballots, against the amend-
ment to sections three aud tw.uty-hve OF article
two of the constitution" said i,alois shall lie re-
criveh and said Votes shall t< taken. conni,d cam
va>>ed and returns thereof be made, in the same
manner snd IN all respects as is provided hy Law In
case Of the election of repre entatves TO the egs-
lature.
SEc. g. This resolution shall take effect and be In
fore from and after its publication in the statute
book.
Approved March I, 1889
l hr,eby certify that The foregoing is a true and
CO, rect copy cf the original enrolled resolution now
ON file in my office and that the same t'~k eff ct BY
publication in tie statute isok May 18th, 1873.
WILLIAM HIGGINS, &cretag Of STATE.