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places. sad take % he riser. SD come ~
The e0asi nuiside, Some twenty nen,
women and childien lave arrived a 81.
AngHslinf, and report Others on lleir
aay.
II . reported ihai aespsgcbes have been
forwarded 10 Washington stating Ihe facts.
likewise an srpress 10 Tsmpa and Nea
SmyrEa. By MAJ. Smith. The commanding
oilirfr 81. Augustine.
Iheselllers on hefr0nlier have becoms
generally sisrmsd sud are mo,iEs inlO
lie larger settlements fnr safety.
Such N occurrence has long been an.
tieiPsisd BY our frontier selllers. from tie
manner snd rOndneI Of the Iadisns. ss Ilsy
have neser been strictly kep, within their
bounds. Too little attention has been
paid By those having charge Of Ihsm--snd
although numerous lave been tie CON-
plants Of the citizens, they have rosmed
ihe coUnlry a their pleasure. Tie mill.
lsIy post 81 Tampa. beng the residence
Of The former sgeni, has given the Indisns
an excuse for coming into lie settlements.
Thereby throwing lien irto eoniacl with
The whites, belaeen whom and the In
dams there never can be any good feel
ing.
The Indian agents have ala ass resided
too lar from The Indians. The present
sgsni, we learn, las bis residence in Jack
sonsllle. some tWo hundred and fry miles
North Of the Indian boundary.
Tie citizens of 81 Augustine, we learn.
are volunteering lheir services 10 20 in
pursuit, and, we trust, The government ~
Washington will, without delay, despatch
troops 10 their assistance, and in suiIi,
eleni numbers 10 secure the prompt reno.
val OF The Indians TO their contemplated
homes 10 the West. Il was a doubtful
policy, al best. 10 ever have suffered Them
To remain in Ilouda under treaty.
There are yet considerable number Of
Indlsns remaining in Florida. We have
u on The authority Of one who is intimate.
" acquainted with them. a resident Of
Tampa and Chsrlo,le's lIarbor, that the
nUmber Of warriors cannot be less than
Two hundred aud fifty. lie has had oppor-
tuniiies from bis dealings with them. to
know something Of their number. They
are we'll supplied with arms and smmu.
milton, and scattered in small parlles
throughout the county. as they will be.
will give serious trouble.
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DeiaIealI0n.-falairk Collins. l.ie 81
ssss' Ofshe P0ss cf Cinginnaii. and ossr uL0se
nrn0ssl iiOm ofsioe Nv PfessdeAi Trlor io1d l.
EnenisiiOns have heen usade b. iAe LocaEsoO pres
IS. j. i nOE sid Ps0ses = Be delauli-H 10 ;
Large amount. The drfaleaiisn has been exposed
b The sHerdse 81 the Ieaassing al appointing
P0AeI.
AnofheF.-TLe Baltimore Pss4iei "A saiur-
d. evening says We recorded gssisrday tie
lie Of PaiIiek Collins. the great cneiEnsii Loco
fxo martyr. We have, We TegErt 10 say. snosla.
ease 10 Fers4d. II 0le who has noi lren made
martyr, bui NhO has Iro.sd bis claim 10 that po-
li,ieal distinction, b. adsisleaiiO, compared iii
which poor Palnck collins's sinks into issigniii-
cance. The case is that u Nallsn.sl Dtnby, late
Temporary hasy agent q tie United States At
AaIstiilss, IN france. lie i asiaulier to the
tune d sl5sssos ~. and suil has lesn esmlnsIc.
ed sgaiHs, hira sof the smcuni.'
Mr.. {. =. 0sboTne, u Richmond, one d bis
securities, i largely implicated in The matter.
sun has been Instituted By The GOsernmen, On
The bond; bu, il Is sand tia, only one Of the par
Ties to ii i lepOns.bls, and that he denies his sig
nsture.
The Rchnoal Wing. in reference 10 this De.
ploiable exhibit, says: /" is Obvious tia, the use
d the public money ior private purposes entered
into The original scheme that the plan was delibe.
'aiely laid TO speculate upon, the public funds No
doubt the parties concerned in j, INDUCED The
hope Of making money BY the operation; no
doub. they exported and desired ioIepay the Co
Semmcnl every cen, tu, that does moi make the
aet less violation Of law, less repFehensible."
superior Courts.-The Judges Of the
Superior Courts will .ide the ensuing Fall Cir
cults in the following order:
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Obituary.

Died, Of Typhoid fever. in Orange County. u,
tie ss,h Of July last Miss TAR4rsl. ASS Pan.
nlsa, daughter II Mlli.assoi, Parrish. rsl in ihe
18th ycar Of her age. This tair and trnlcr tloa.
81 has passed awsy FROM earth Ike ,hc nilniag
iaisi, yet, a. We have good Teason Ia hope. IL a
brighter anal happier stale II existence. Though
young, her gentle AMI Kind manners had won The
hearts Of her acquaintance. sui she gaze the
stFaages, assurance II fulfilling the brightest al.
'ieip,,ions Of her preuts AMI fsienIs; hu, hos
soon and sudden has ihry becn hlish,e.l l,y tie
ies hand Of DEATH lIow s,on haze ,hcy been
suppllnied by intense safrow AMI grief,
Mecan scarcely realize the iatt, that the face
Ne so la,eiy san radiant with health and bcaui,
will no more heam upon Us ihis sile d eternity;
that the graceful ton that 50 lately passed trip.
pitsly by US Ike the iawl, now lies low in the
vaults Of the tomb, What n moumiul lesson
does il teach Us Vi the vanity Vi III earthly hopes
aud wishes, 4 short time before her death she
made known Ia her parents that she had made her
peace with God--ihat she was willing and ready
10 leave this woTi u sin aud sorrow and finally
sAhor,cd them 10 prepare TO mee, her in those
mansions ta, are prepared for the finally faithful
May these her dying words make a lasting ia
preston upon their hearts, and may they h. til,
means Of converting them 10 the truth and ,he
knowledge Of our Saviour. !.
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Corporation Proceedings.
HilIsboronph. .Anpns, 4

Hillsborough, Angus, 4.
Pesent, 0. F. Long, NJ. p, stephen Moore.
r b. Ruflin, Vim. II. Brown, X. Nichols, Wn.
Nelson, r. F. Morris; absent Lcmue Lynch.
Ordered Tha, Mcssrs. Moore, Nichols and Ruff
fin be appointed committee to contract for clean
ing out the gave yard.
Ordered, That Stephen Mooie be authorized TO
purchase forthwith u chain Pump for the use OF
the town.
An account Of Cad. Jones, Jr., for blacksmith.
ing, amount one dollar and fifty cents, was pre-
scented and allowed, and ordered to be paid.
Ordered, That the town Constable be directed
to patrol the streets on Sundays; and that he re-
ceivc So per month for such service, deducting
the fees that may he collected from any arrests
made.
EA HEARTH To,vn clo,L
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Cucumbers. - When cucumber i,

CuCumbers. - When q cucumber i,
taken from The vine, lei il be cut of with
a knife. leaving about the eighth OF an
inch oil the Notwithstanding tothe stem
upon which il grew, then slit The stem
with kuife fiom its end 10 The VINE, lea,-
ing particle Of the cucumber 10 each d.
vision, and as many Sits OF divisions as
ate made in il there will be new cucum-
bers, as large and fine as those tia, grow
in the natural way.
HIHo,ceH CuhiUator.
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WHEaT.-fhe Eeeeipss are Sci Fe'y
ligii. Nl.ia - aetiKe arEn1ra. L0ll IN
Milling ard ShipmCEls l.ea loo . IIge.
White 100 , lose.
GoRN.-is not 80 hrisk. Ne note sales
in small PARCELS II Sc.
BsCos.-There Is less ssslsi'v in lie
market. lie supplies being fill Ne ion-
eaer DO not alier qnalslioas-Heslsn
Shoulders and Sides -; Va. cured.
log round. =. S.
LAgD.-in far demand ~ z. . els.
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The Illinois Senatorship.-Me |

from the Mississippi Republican that Hon.
Archibald Williams, learned lawyer and
prominent actor in the Constitutional Con.
vention, has given his opinion that Gov.
French has the power, and that il is his
duty, under The circumstances, 10 appoint
U. $. Senator for Illinois in place Of
Gen. Shields; and that the expense of an
extra session Of The General Assembly is
entirely useless. The Illinois journals
consider this evidence conclusive, and urge
Governor +. 10 take action.
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f. A. HEARTH, Town Clerk.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Tntelligencer.l

Friday, August |, lsi9.
ToBAcco.-The receipts have conside-
rably fallen off, and prices well sustained,
the demand is active. Lugs p 81;
Leaf 81 IS; manufacturing good TO fine
sass.
CoTroN.-Thc stock is very small, and
prices continue to improve, ranging from
Ga 9!c.
FLovR.-But little of the old crop in
market, and dul. Of sale al 4. sii, aew
s5i s..
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1slsgrmGsa 10 the Journal u Commerce.

AaN5faI'Ms1 80 ING JOafHAL ri Commerce
ST. LorIs, July goth.
4 fire broke out al 3 o'clock this morn.
ing, on board OF the steamer Algonia,
that had just arrived from Missouri. with
q full freight, burning her, The Mary,
Phoenix, San Francisco, and Dubuque.
The San francisco was also just 10 from
Missouri, with a full cargo Of hemp, to-
bscco and bacon.
The Mary had five hundred tons OF
freight for New Orleans; the Phoenix,
one hundred tons for OHIO, principally
hemp aud lead.
The Dubuque had small freight in for
Upper Mississippi.
Four Of the five are new boats; all
owned in this city but the Phoenix.
Cannot ascertain The amount OF loss
and insurance TILL tomorrow.
The Clerk OF the Mary is missing, and
several lives are reported 10 be lost.
There we're five hundred live hogs on
board The Mary burned. Nothing saved
from any OF the boals but few hhds. OF
bacon from the Mary. All were burned
10 The waters edge, and hulls sunk, but
the Dubuque.
A tremendous riot occurred al half pas,
five this morning, between the Irish and
the Firemen. The Irish assaulted the
Fremep, and drove them from the en-.
gines. Pistols were fred first by James
O'Brien and - Lynch, from an Irish
clearinghouse on the I.evee. upon The
Franklin Engine Co. The Flremen rail-
lied, and rddled O. Bren's and seven OH.
er houses, part on Morgan street and
part on The Levee. John Grant, Of
Missouri CO., was shot in the face, and a
number OF ! sh badly wounded. The
riot is sill progressing. The Missouri
Fire co. broke open the srmory OF The
ST. Louis Greys, and took their arms by
force. The Mayor has ordered GU, The
Greys to suppress the riot, and has sent
10 Jefferson barracks for troops. A nun.
Der of arrests have been made, and eigh.
teen Irish are in Jail.
lntermenis yesterday, &c; cholera, IL.
s. ST. Louis, Monday, July 80.
The value OF the boats and cargoes de-
s,royed by fire yesterday is estimated a,
Sl4S,0O0, and the aggregate insurance is
believed TO be 100000.
Capt. Young, of the steamer Algoma,
was lost during the conhsgration, AMI
Tour OF his deck hands.
Much excitement aud disturbance were
kept up all night and most Of yesterday;
but there has been no serious fighting
since the date Of my last despatch. The
firemen are now in the sscendency. For
ty-eight arrests have been made, and the
rioters will be examined to-day.
There was mail on board the Alpoma,
containing several thousand letters from
California emigranis; also, important Of
fetal dispatches. The mail pouch has
been found in greatly damaged condition,
most of .be letters being destroyed.
The latest dates brought by this mail
are to July 4, and from a point sixly
miles beyond Fort Kearny. Theemigrants
generally were getting along very well.
The roads we're strewn with The new
made graves Of those who had died on the
/ way 10 seek Tor gold.
The cholera had broken out among the
Indians, alarming them 10 such degree
that they had fled from the trail of The
emigrants. The Sioux, Pawnees, and
Cheyennes had all disappeared.
/ ~~~~-4e~--y--~@~-
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Mortality I'm New York.-It appears

from the official reports, that the whole number
Of deaths IN the city Of New York for the week
ending on the 2lsi uliimo, was 1909, exceeding
by more than 400 those Of any previous week in
her history. OF these I'll were by Cholera, log
by Cholera Inian,um, 81 BY Cholera Morbus. I /
BY Dysentery, 81 by DiauhGa, and % by Inflam.
nation Of the bowels, making 1883 by this class
Of diseases alone. The usual number Of deaths
in the city, at this season Of the year, from all
causes. is from to 500.
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Railroad Meeting,

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the citizens Of
- Guiliord and AIamancc counties, that a
rallroad meeting will he held at Providence meet.
ing house on the 10th DAY Of August neat, in said
county Of Almanac. All are requested 10 nj.
iend-publlc addresses may be expected. Ex.
Governors Morchead aud Graham are respectful.
y requested 10 attend and address the meeting.
July ID, 1919. MANY FARMERS.
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The AsheyilIc Iessenger.-The ii

tie Of the Highland Messenger for good rea-
sons has been changed To" AsheriNe Messenger"
and it makes its appearance in an entire new
dress. The general improvement in the appear
sncc Of the papers in the state is evidence Of in
creasing patronage, and speak fa,orably of the
growing intelligence of the people.
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"Wednesday, August 5.

AZ We are requested u Stale hat Ggs.
I.fslam snd Gov. sNain, ~ he Invitation q
,ar Rs,l.paI Committee. Will address tie people
Il IIilislorongh On TUESDAY u August Court.
IL ssil instant.
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Thanksgiving in New HAMPSHIRE

The Governor and Council have appointed
Thursday, the 18th Of November, 10 be
observed as day Of Thanksgiving, BY
the people New Hampshire. This, we
believe, is the first State appointment, OF
a thanksgiving day yet made this year.
II would be well il the rest OF the States
should agree upon the same day.
Ih Obs.
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Sartain's Magazine. =

A&sss ssss&s = s@s11s4sssfNs ~ AAAtM=
number Of this magazine is omamcntcd with five
rich engrayings, among which are portrait Of
Father Mathew, aud the Screnadc, beautiful spe-
cimen Of new style Of Block. Printing in coIors,
and numerous wood engrayings executed in
superior style.
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THE ELECTIONS.

nn THURSDAY LAT The elertiOn iOr members Of
Congress md Clerks Of the superior and cOarty
Caaiis ie4 place taioughou, tins sis,e.
Bob Clerks ii this county were re-eleclei--
Richard VI. Jones for the Superior confi, and
Gen, Iasesh Allison for the County cOan. The
,slulns we're - lalsoNs;
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DIR. TOW NSEND,S
COMPOUND EXTRACT az
SARSAP

Wonder and Blessing Of he iga-- The most FL.
traordiaary lHediciae ia The World.
VllIS Extract is put up in Quart Bottles: it
4 is six times cheaper, pleasantcr, and war
ranted superior to any sold. |, cures without
vomiting, purging, sickenng, or facilitating the
Patient.
The great beauty and superiority Of this Sar-
saparilla over oil other medicines is, that while it
eradcatcs the disease, il nyigorates the body. 1t
is one of the very best SPRING AND sum
MER MEDICINES ever known; it not only
pulitics the whole system, and strengthens the
person, but il creates Heac pure ant rich ttD1d :
q power possessed by no other medicine. And
in this lies the grand secret of lis wonderful suc-
cess. 1t has performed within the last five years,
more than 100, 900 cures Of severe cases Of dis
case; al least 5000 were considered incurahle.
1t has saved the lives Of more than 5000 children
during the two past seasons.
10000 cases Of General Debility aud ,oant Of
Nervous Energy.
Or. Townscnd's sarsaparilla inygoratcs the
whole system permanently. To those who have
lost their muscular energy by the effects of med-
cine or ndlscretion committed i'll youth, or the
excessive indulgence ofthe passions, and brought
on a general physical prostration Of the nervous
system, lassitude want of ambition, fainting sem
sations, premature decay and decline Fastening
towards that fatal disease, Consumption, can he
entirely restored by this pleasant remedy. This
Sarsaparllla is far superior to any INVIG0RA-
TING CORDIAL, as it renews and invigoratcs
the SYSTEM gives activity 10 the limbs and strength
to the muscular system, in most extraordinary
degree. q
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and strengthen. Consumption can
be cured. Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Com.
plant, Colds, Cst4uh, Coughs, Asthma, Splitting
Of Bleed. Soreness IN 'the Chest, Eecuc lasa,
Nigh, Sweat,, Difficult or P,of9ss EArectoratlen.
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Grnham's Magazine.

beautiful engravings which cmbesh the August
number of this magazine, the richest are " The
Golden Age" and "Thc Siesta." Its literary
reputation is well kept IN.
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The Territory of0regcn. By The late
Csllloinia pspels We learn that Census
has recently been taken o. lhe inhsbitanls
81 Oregon, which shows that tie popula.
lion ii that Territory j. s.9O2. This
numbeT includes the foreign population,
which amounts TO less lLsn 500 souls.
Cos. Lane has issued . proclamation,
liking the number OF members OF Council
and House Of Representatives 10 which
each county is enlIled, AMI ordering their
election on the FIRST Monday OF June. The
election for Delegate 10 Congress is 10
be held on the same day. By lie census
there are $500 voters 10 the territory; but,
10 consequence OF The absence Of many
oil them IN California, and by reason OF
there being some six candidates. Ills sup
posed lhs. the successful sspirsni for the
office Of Delegate will not receive more
than two hundred votes The rage smnHg
The people OF Oregon for golJ-Lunnng is
greater than ever, aud both tie uewspa.
Pers have suspended operations IN eOnsc-
guence thereof.
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Virginia State Stock

Virginia State Stock. have
been recent sales Of Virginia State Bonds
al sl0i, and The tendency j. upward. The
Second Auditor invites sealed proposals
for $4,000 worth on the lsi Of August.
and the same amount on the Isl vi Sep
lcmbcr.
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In he new county Of Alamsnee William ).
I;rags'ou Was elected Superior Count Clerk. AMI
John Faucet, go. County CouH Clerk. We
have moi l,scn furnished with ihe votes al lc Sc
veral precincts. but the following is the general
frsult:
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Methodist Property Question. I'VE

Weth0dlst Property Uuestl0n.-We
learn from the \. Y. Commercial hat in
consequence Of the Southern branch Of the
Methodist Episcopal church having CONF
menced suit for their share in the church
property, the Bishop Of the Northern
branch will not lay the question Of arbi.
tralion before any more Of the annual con
leFences.
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Ipulaiosa uPoa n.s R.a.Raals u f;ss.si.; N
4 ehich Ne recommend p lie a,.ea;ise caasiae-
i'm u our readers.
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Notice.

A PPLlCATION will he made At the Angus,
~ Term Of the County Court Of Orange, to cs.
tablish an Election Precinct at Thomas Brewers,
esq.
july IS. o.
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Missouri PolitiCs.-The political con.
test going on in Missouri relative to the
election OF Col. benloa to the Inaed
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A PPLICATI0N will be made, at August
- Court, to establish an Election Precinct ut
Jesse Durhams.
RICHARD FREEMAN,
HAWklN STROUD,
ALLEN EDWARDS,
JESSE DURHAM,
July -. o.
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kati R0ads.-We have given a large
space IN our paper to-day to articles. illustrating
inc Importance and utility Of Rail Roads, believing
'hat subject to be at the present time more int.
resting to our readers than any other matter that
We can place before them. The first in order is
communication which we copy from the N. &.
Democrat, understood to be from the pen Of our
esteemed fellow citizen Col. c. Jones. It exb;.
bits many interesting facts, is sound and dispas.
sionate in argument, and presents common sense
views which cannot fail to arrest attention. This
Is followed by second letter from Gov. Swain,
which displays in strong light the advantage of
railroad in saving time and expense in travel
ing He shows that in passing over the line of
our proposed road, from Goldsborough to Salisbu-
y -l0 miles, his expenses were 23 dollars, and
The time occupied 81 hours while upon the rail.
loads OF South Carolina and Georgia, he passed
oSer distance of s3l miles in 50 hours. at an
aggregate expense Of 81 dollars. In the one case
dwelling at the rate of 2! miles an hour, at an
''srage expense of II cents per mile; in the 9th.
' = mics an hour, at an expense of only "a
N''s per mile To these we have added nm in.
t'eSf.as communication from the Savannah Re.
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CONGRESS.

CONGRESS.
In the election ior member Of Congress, the
tetums from the precincts in the two counties Of
Orange and Alamance were as follows:
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States Sens.e. j. beginning 10 Wax warn,
Judge Birch eadezVoTed 10 prrsenl Sir.
Benton from speaking in Ilay county.
having previously taken possession Of Ihe
conri house. in which lie Was 10 SPEAK.
The Colonel. however. ass not 10 be
bscAsj out in HAT way. snd he immrdi-
'alely eIeeied , siaslng in = grove near by.
and addressed The people Nilh great q.
feet.
The s.. Louis RePublisan Of tie ls,h.
has he following:
IN THE IIEID.-SenaioF Aichi.oa and
Mr.. Green. Representative in Coggress.
are following On The trail Of Col. benton.
making speerhes after his disappearance.
Atkinson was u make = speech. Yesterday
al EayeIle-Green made one nn Saturday
al 6lasgow. Meanwhile. benton has gone
10 the PLATTE country, Alrlison's " stump
ing ground. " and il suggested hal il was
m; without very appaTeng motive that
Aichison left his oNn range. 10 - invaded
by his poliiirai enemy. While he went
speechilyiug IN different region.
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The returns are not all official hut the follow
ing Is supposed 10 I've the result in this district:
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CHATHAM.

A friend has handed us the following, as the
result Of the vote in Chatham:
Congress.
Nash, 1900 venablc, SCI
County Court Clerk.
Taylor 1852 Stedman, 1910
Superior Court Clerk.
Gunter, 1909 Thomson, 1908
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superior Courts.-The Judges Of The

Superior Courts will idle the ensuing Fall Cir
cults in the following order: