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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-10-16
I He MINI ESQ IA N
Saiut Eaul, sa;u1nas, Grtubrr l6, 1852.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
GEN. WINFIELD SCOTT,
OF NEW JERSEY.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM,
OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Crime.

CT1mes
We have, as public journalist, solemn, pain
full, yet necessary duty to perform. The evil
dence taken before Coroner's jury, which we
publish, shows that1he life of fellow-citizen
day evening last. Dalton died of his wound
some twenty -four hours after its infction. There
has been crime committed-a monstrous crime
If the act was done in selfdefence, then the poor
unfortunate man who has gone to the bar of his
God, there to answer, was the criminal. If the
contrary. those who live, and did the deed, must
not only answer at an earthly tribunal, but
meet the victim at the place where all hearts
searched. There is no use mincing matters one
way or the other. There must be rigid yet
impartial investigation of this matter, and the
line of guilt and innocence firmly drawn. We
have had frequent occasion to speak OF the ten
dency to base administration of the law here
on our frontier. We must stop this or we are
gone. The end must be some time, and that
soon, or the end of Minnesota will be arrived at
first We hope and believe there is enough
in this community to see justice meted out in
this case, legally and impartially. We trust in
heaven it may be so-it must be so.
If no man present at the drunken row on
Tuesday night. had carried about his person
q concealed and deadly weapon, in all human
probability no one would have been killed.
What a solemn protest is here against this hor-
rible practice! What need has any man with
knife or a pistol i'm St Pauls And more mar
ticularly, when that man has not an enemy in
the community? We believe this occurrence
strikes home to the feelings of every citizen, and
says to him, if you have murderous knife
throw it in the rver-ifyou have pistol, dc
any thing with it except carrying it loaded about
your person. 90, reform it altogether" and
save our prosperous land and happy homes from
becoming field of blood and houses of mourn
ing.
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The Election.

We have the following returns from the cleo.
ton for members of the Legislature:
st. Paul and Little Canada.
Justus c. Ramsey, Wing.
Louis NJ. Oliver,
B. W. Lott,
WNoot, organization democrats.
Dakota and Hennepin.
B. B. H. i: Randall hmss; AUTHORIZATION Dems
RIP R: P. p Rus,sll' Organization Denis.
Marine
J. D. Ludden, Wing.
Stilluater.
- Simpson, AUTHORIZATION Democrat.
N. G. Wilcox, Wing, claims the other seat,
but is not certain of getting it.
Cottage Grore and Point Douglas,
Tie between Truax, Wing, and Colby, Or
ganization Democrat.
John Mckee, Wing, elected.
Wabasha
Wells, AUTHORIZATION Democrat, suppos-
ed to be elected.
The editor of the Democrat makes grand
crow over this result, and calls it great vic
tory. When the news of the battle of Guilford
Court House reached England, it was claimed
by the Ministry as a great victory; but said
Fox on the floor of the House of Commons.
"-another such a rictory rM ruin the British
.frmy.' So it did, for Yorktown was next
Our neighbor will readily see the application
and the moral in the present case.
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WHICH PARTY DO THE NATIVE AMERICANS Sup
PORT Peter Sken Smith, the great Philadel-
phia Nativist, has announced his adhesion to
Pierce and King and the Hon. L. c. Levin,
another celebrated Nativeist, supports the same
candidates. Birds of feather flock together.
These men know Scott, and they have heard Of
Pierce, and they go for man whose principles
are most in accordance with their own. They
are genuine Native Americans. and their actions
show that Pierce is more in favor of their
views than Scott is so they vote for Pierce.
Dahl 4 Doull have received at the Book
Store an extensive assortment of Goods in
their line. For particulars. see advertisement.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-10-16

ELECTION RErrRSs.-We have only received
returns of the late election from this Council
District which We give below. We have seen
no returns of the election for county officers
except from one precinct, but we presume that
the whole Democratic ticket is elected, with the
exception. possibly, of one Assessor.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-10-16

The Pioneer of this week appears to be
very indignant at the publication in our last
number of the statement of 14s of the Cath
Ole citizens of Concord, Nashau and Nashville
IN New Hampshire, as to which political party
Is responsible for maintaining the odious reli-
glous test in that State of religious and political
blgotry. 1t attempts to induce its readers to
believe that they are fictitious names, gotten
up for the purpose of humbugging people at the
West. Now it was with no view of iniurinr
Gen. Pierce, or directly or indirectly affecting
the Presidential election, that re published
these docments in the Minnesotian; it was for
purpose of showing to adopted citizens in Min
nesota, that it was the Democratic party in New
Hampshire who have ever been opposed to the
abolition of a religious test that would deprive
great majority of them, if they lived in that
State, from holding offices of trust; that the
Democratic party of the United States had Sc
lected man for their candidate for President
from this State, and that thus they in measure
endorsed the actions of their political brethren
there. We wished to show to our adopted citi
zens which of the two great political parties
held principles akin to those of the Native
treat the whole as fabrication, we will merely
remark that it was first published in the New
Hampshire Gazette, and that we have since
seen it in New York, Cleveland, Chicago, Gale
ma and other papers moreover, that it is a COM
plete refutation of the statement of the &c Cath
al; IF H.
publishes-the statement of the sc which the
Pioneer publishes, being dated on the 18th OF
August last, while the statement of the las
which we published was dated Sept. 23d. Also
that three Of the names which appear in the list
which the Pioneer publishes, viz Mcssrs Hal
pin, Gallagher and Lynch, have made affidavit
that they never signed, nor authorized any per-
son to sign their names to the statement. For
the benefit of the Pioneer we rcpublsh the afi-
davit above referred to-:
We the undersigned, Catholic citizens of Con-
cord. n. H., having seen our names affixed to a
letter dated Concord, n. H., Aug. l3 1852. to
J. White, Esq, Milwaukee, Wis, representing
that we and other Catholics of New Hampshire
feel under great obligation to Gen. Pierce for
his efforts in the Convention and in other places
to remove the lntolerant test that exists in the
Constitution Of this State, positively and SOL
emily declare that we never signed said letter
nor gave any person liberty to sign it for us !;
that our names are there without our knowledge
or consent and that SO far as we are concerned
the whole is a base forgery, and its statements
false.
PHILIP HALPIN,
JOHN GALLAHER,
JOHN LYNCH.
MEREIMAcK. S., Sept. %, 1852
Then personally appearing the above named
Philip Halpn and made solemn oath that the
foregoing statement by him subscribed is true
Before me,
ASA FOWLER,
Justice Of the Peace.
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MERRIMACK, S.. Sept. 23, 1852.

MERRIMAcK, S., Sept. %, 1852
Then personally appearing the above named
John Gallaher and John Lynch, and made oath
that the foregoing statement by them sr5scrib-
ed is true.
Before me,
n. II. SANBORN,
Justice Of the Peace.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-10-16

We have the following returns from the cleo.
ton for members of the Legislature:
st. Paul and Little Canada.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-10-16
PHILIP HALPIN.
JOHN GALLAHER,
,IOHNIYNC

MERRIMAck. S., Sept. %. 1852.
Then personally appearing the above named
Philip Halpn and made solemn oath that the
foregoing statement by him subscribed is true
Before me,
ASA FOWLER,
Justice of the Peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELs
YESTERDAY.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL-E N Featherstons
Rnit;mnye. II Thwesst, Richmond; y Mau
Mn S:raen.v;lle. n H Love, Lunenbure; = a
Essiss,on Richmond, NJ w Hawkins, Cner-
io,se. r w Walton, ST Lonis, Mo; 4 LAY.
Ia, powha,an: w ID Perkins, Henry; II WIN
free. Chesterfield; T b Robertson. petersourg;
i A Jeter. Amelia; Wyche, Gresnsvilie,
Va. w n Goodmen, L w Martin, Aiocmarlc;
M n Jones. Cumberland; i X Argyle and
snn f;oochland; w B Sanderson, Cumberland;
" p Boisseaue, Dinwiddie; NJ A kur, Louisa
" Boisseaue, Emma w Boisseaue and Mary
A Boisseaue, Amelia.
EXCHANGE HOTEL B Selden, Pow.
hatan; J b Young, Henrco; w Sinkler and
servant, South Carolina; Mrs w Z Starke and
tighter, and w N Slarke, New Orleans; Mrs
E Darlington and two SERVANTS, Halifax co;
II b Duncan, lady and son, South Carolinai
s c Hirs,, Lynchburg; w w Horton, Aiaba
ma; w N d Antignur, Nj H Turpin, jr, Au.
gusta; NJ White, Va; A r Nj Cooke, Norfolk;
w Wirkham, i.ynchburg; Col Payne,
A; r H Cochran, st Louis; J Mccullough
Washington; w c Wood, H Bousyran, Lou
isville; J Tabb, Gloucester; F L Douthat,
Charles City; ID West, Philadelphia; Mrs,
Tazewell, Miss Wilson d Southall child and
servant, Smtbfeld; G w Carroll. lady, Two
children and two servants, and u Carroll, Isle
oil Wighf; , CnfiStldn, WHiiaiusoui 81 " "a
Pendeton, We; w Fl Harrison, Amelia.
AMERICAN HOTEL Coleman, Hall
fax; r Oud, Georgetown, D C.; w A Beaz.
ley, Richmond; w A Muir, Petersburg; c B
Reading and lady, Mrs Reach and Miss White
and servant, Alabama: w West Philadelphia;
P A Entler, jefferson, Mo; X E Bouran and
lady, Nottoway; c Dunbar and Lady, Miss
Dunbar and Miss WEIGH, Alabama Z w Gard
ner and e Everett Florida: e. ) Tackler
York; J r Solomons, Charleston, S G; w X
Hackett and lady, Louisa; Kerr, DIR 4 b
Moore, AIbemarle; L B Randolph and lady,
Alabama; John X Hughes and J c Light,
Lynchburg.
CITY HOTELS Whitaker, Warwick;
w P Chandler, Caroline; G Litchenborg, Nor
folk; A p Burton, Furmville; H Cox, Ches-
terfeld; E Bond, lady, and Misses Bond
and Miss Dance, Louisa, Ky; + Carr, N G;
A Whaling, Petersburg; 7 Depp, Powhatan;
b Chea,ham, Chesterfield; w A Waldrop. Va
c Railroad Capt G W Leviseu, R, F s. r
r; c Wavinor, New York; J w Spratley
Richmond.
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YNHE EXCITEMENT STILL mp. in

l. regard to the Cheap Goods selling at MILLHI.
SER g. BRO 1913 Broad street
Crowds of Ladies daily visiting our Store, and
making purchases prove the fact that we are SELL
ing goods from 20 to SO per cent cheaper than the
same are selling elsewhere, inducement enough to
attract the attention of customers tom the distant
parts of the city. This being the clocing month
for he season, we will endeavor, If possible to
sell still cheaper than usual in order to make room
for our fall stock 1t s unnecessary to epumerate
prices here, come and see for yourself Cottons
lieknss and Flannes, at less than manufacturer's
prices.
J. MILLHISER & BRO, 1893 Broad ST.
bodoods sent to all parts OF the city.
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~ :! Zz Esg
fJ1NkY FOINT LINE TO BAIT

kJlNEf POINT LINE TO BAITT.
M 0 RE.-TWICE WEEKLY BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE-Fnre as
Oniy.-The public are hereby informed thar the
comfortable and commodious low pressu re- stearo'
or MARYLAND, Capt Charles E. Mitchell. HAVING
been entirely reftted, enlarged, and improved IN
every respect, with berths for large number of
passengers, and with state rooms for those vho
Erefer being retired, 10 now on the route between
Richmond and Baltimore Passengers by this agree
be and economical line will leave Richmond hv
tte morning train, ON Mondays and Wednesdavs
at O'Clock, A. NJ, and reach Baltimore on the IA
loving mornings in time to proceed the New
Caste and Frenchtown Steamboat line at half psst
u, or with the early train of those DAYS TO Phil
aoeIpnla Returning, passengers will leave Balti
more on the afternoons of Tuesday and Thursdsv
al :, NJ, and connect at the Greek on Wednesdsv
and Friday succeeding with the train which Az.
rives In Richmond at 4, p NJ, of the same DAYS.
Fare in either direction, $5, Estate rooms and
meals tor cabin passengers extra except in the
OF ladies and families who will have the privilege
OF state.rooms free of charge) Forward cabin
passengers, dncluding meals and lodging on board1
Fare for 6rst class passengers between Bai,,u,ore
ana Philadel his by the New Castle and French.
Town line, ~ SO. For second class de. a. 81 Ma
S'NS sAe rhoe fare frem Richmond to PAilodelpkSs
81 50 only. 's' ''"''e una
Nor further particulars or through tickets ann,v
al the offce OF the Richmond, YredericLsbnIg 4
Potomac Railroad Compeny.
J. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
o1SIcx R.yF. & P. r. r. COMPANY.
Kichmend. March 9th. 1852. mhs
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r
k7a<as1 m n z ENV1k b n hA41 4OAO ~
n THE VIRGINIA. 6PnEs0s WJTHOUI
Niaf5T TRAvEL-WHIcH is NOT THE CASE
al ANY uTHER ROUTE AMI still making the
frip IN little over and halt days 70 the WHIT
Sp. scbedule for Comfert.
Leave Richmond daily, At 81 A Nj and arrtscd
At White sulphur in and half days Atri.week.
~ line leaves stsunton for White Sulphur % Nstu-
ri Bridge, ON Tuesday, Thursdsy. and Saturday,
arriving 81 the White sulphur in the sAuse timo.
Schedule for ExPcdifiatlp
Those who are willing to encounter Some nigni
travel fer the sake Of expedition czA procure extra
Stages 1t Stsunfan, leave at A ~ end resch White
Suiphnr second day from RisAwond, 1t II O'CLOCK
PM
Betwsen Richmond and White Sulphur sPrinks,
passing the Warm and Hot Spings,a Slo w
Betwsen Richmond, and Lexington, ~ ~
do do Charlottesville $50
do do Lynchburg, oV
do do Culpeper G. House, so
do do Fauquier Springs, SOC
Through Tickets
|. Can be obtained to New York and Philadelphia,
by Steamships Roanoke virgiria and Philadelphia.
jy2 E. h. GILL, superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07
4 talk ABsUT DULL TIMEs.-

Some dealers are Ia the RABBIT OF putting on
doietui face, semi-annra!iy at least, ssout
the dull season Perhaps we may do 80, too.
when We gettime But SO hong as we sdhere to-.
our present mode of doing business, we doritex.
pect to get time. We ta.ae dull times by the fore
iock-for We are determined to makes the Ladies'
Saloon" the place for bargains at all times. Thus,
IN July and August, we otter GU. large and varied
summer stock at such rates as induce those who
eau 70 purchase. Our assortmers Of Ladies',
Children and Misses Shoes of various kinds is yeti
good, and Trunk, Bonnet Boxes, &C. and TO fami-
lies supplying themselves at this season, we make
satisfactory discount
WHITE 81 PAGE, 70 Main street.
1y "a 8 doors below nooIeys hat store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07

WATEn CLOsETs, BATH TUBS, &c
II AvING added to our present business that Of
IL HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment,
in the city OF Philadelphia, we now prepared to
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, STA.
TIONARY WASH-STANDS, PIPES for hot or cold
water, &c, which will be done at prices to suit the
times. Persons in want will please give us a call.
G. A. BARGAMlN, JR,
NH 26-t 20l. cor. Main and 10th streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07

EIVE DOLLARS REWARD.-Ran AWAY
L from the subscribers factory, on 23rd June. a
negro man hamed LEWIS the property of Mrs.
Sarah B. Watt, and hired OF Mr. George Watt
The said about 45 years of agt, Of low stat
will be paid his delivery at my FACTORY. OPPOSITE
the Danvil!e Railroad Depot, Richmond.
jy 2e-2@~ 3 WAITED
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SRN CARRIAGES, CAKKI AGES.

cE CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
4gE The subscriber has ON hand, at his
Coach-DakiDg establishment on Lombard Alley
between Main and Cary, (i3th and 18th streets,)
near the Columbian H0se, Coaches, Chariottees,
Barouches, Buggies with and without tops, and
Sulkes all of his own ulaae of the best materials
and workmanship All of which will be sold as low
as good work of the kind san be in the city Of
Richmond and Irespecttus5 ask call from tkoso
in want OF any article in the Carriage line, as
determined tc make 20 order and sell at the lowest
prices possible; and all work odd that is new, wss.
ranted. MiEAjAH MANGUM
% -dRvn
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~ E Ex < r 8 SIS r. e now S1 ,as'
ming to nearly every city, town and village in the
United States and its superior facilities are offered
to all Cat low ratesl for the rapid carriage and de
livery of articles of all descriptions: boxes bales,
packages, parcels, money &c. &C., and for the col
lection OF notes, drafts, bills in all places where we
have agents.
Our arrangements are such that the utnnos;
promptness may be relied upon for the perform
ance of all business entrusted to U.S.
Custom-houseb business attended to- goods entered
duties paid, and articles forwarded with dispatch
Be sure to order goods by ADAMS CO.'S Ex
press.
Checks ON England, ireland, Scotland and Wales
In sums to suit, for sale at this office.
Our European and California Expresses give gen
eral satisfaction.
The Express leaves Richmond for the North
East and West every morning Except Sunday al
u O'Clock, arrives every evening Except Monday,
. ST O'Clock. j. H. SAWYER. AGENT
ONCE No. 5. Fourteenth street. Richmond. Va.
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cry and Glass Ware, with splendid collection Of
Bohemian Cut Glass Toilette Bottles, great yare.
ty of elegant Cups and Saucers some of them rich.
~ gilt and decorated.
Also, Refrigerstrrs, Water Coolers, Window
Shades, Trays, Walters, Knives, Forks, &c, &c.
1900 doz Tumblers, of various sizes and patterns
This extensive assortment of Goods having been
purchased under the personal inspection of the pro.
prietor, at very low prices, he is determined to
sell accordingly. call is respectfully solicited.
Je26-ts r. l. HICKSON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07

EN0k NORFOLK, PORTsM0{)Ta ~, h
- -, POINT, &c.-The steamboat Aurusra Cant
WIN. G. SMITH, having been reftted for III, ,rm.
mer travel WIN resume her place upon the Ine
via. Fort Walthall, on Wednesday. the ID of J,ms
Inc Cars running in coanexion with the Anyussa
wiz leave the Richmond and Petersbu~r nsros
On Monday "Wednesday and Friday moi ming 4 s
Returning, he AUGUSTA vii I Iesv. NJ ,rfo,k IN
SsnrSan" 3sy1 uz; Iuesdays, Thurs lays md
ne augusta WI touch at Old Poins Au ring the
natning season, goias and returniux. satt ali the
landings on the River.
Fare to City Point. n o.
De- to Cokes oriGrove- Wharf. ~ SO
Do 10 Old Point, Norfolk and Por'tsn,n,,sSl !, Q o.
eI Is'sr, over ana hos' over IL yeusal Of age
Servants to Old Point Norfolk ana psrl ..
To nv ror, 90 - ., =. IL 81
ns G1..s'. i O
Soa.s... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. !.
DO. ies children and servants. :
THoS. DoDAMEsn
saperintende / NJ
grEhIOk BLACK sILN :. =
=. :, " 81, nave Jast received lot AZ .a =,
uaaua Sk Mitts also. lsdes and .,n,,sy - ~,
ana coensed sd Gloves, (Alexan5. ses,achehsr ai
T. On, ENABLES HARTWEir = co,
oPposite Swan Tav6i q.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-08-07

HIaETEEN ACRES OF WOODLAND NkaH
N RICHMOND FOR SALE The subscriber OF
Scrs for sale on accommodating terms, 10 acres o.
Land situated about one and half mile bel the
city, and adjoining the land formerly owned by
Benjamin Mosby, and jesse r. Keesee
~ 4-2aw2w JAMES NJ TAYLOR, Auct
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MURDER WILL OUT.-It has long h.

M URDER WILL Quilt has long been
~ W an acknowledged fact, that the first GOOD
Ready Made" Clothing ever brought to the Rich
mond market was brought by the cid house o,
heen d Co, now Keen, Chlles & Baldwin. Az tbs,
time the Clothing trade was in the hands of small
dealers, who wee not SO situated as TO make m !
stock OF goods in good style. Now, the best cloth
ing SOLD, Is sold ready made. If you go to the pro
per place to buy, No l02 is that place and as the
stock on hand is much too large tor the season and
the amount OF cash much too small, great bareains
may lie had Come with cash in hand to
aug KEEN, CHlLES e. BALDWIN
NOOPERS' TOOLS.-We have iu.t received
" per sshr Richmond new and complete assort.
ment OF Coopers' Tools, embracing
Pat MT bent Drawing Knives, extra quality
Do straight do do do do
De clubbing do do do do
Coopers' hatchets and Adzes all sizes
Do patent Croze Irons
Hand Saws, Hammers, Compssses, &c. &c.
which We otter at the lowest prices.
e. J. SiNTON e. Co
Sligo of the Circular Saw,
gu II Main street.
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~ .
L JULY l4TH, IS52-AleXander s. Brown and
Patrick w. Brown, executors Of James Brown, de
ceased, plaintiffs, against Robert Mcclellan, defend
ant. On the motion OF the plaintiffs, the proceed
ings in This up to and embracing the order of
publication, set aside by the court because the
order OF publication aoes not state the grounds of
the action; and the sumnlnns ad respon dendum
heretofore Issued against the said Robert McClel
ian not being executed, and it appearing from an
affidavit made by the plaiG tis that the said Robert
Mcclellan is not an inhabitant of the Common
wealth OF Virginia; on the motion of The plaintiffs
it is ordered that The said defendant Robert Nc
Cleilan, do appear at Rules to be holden in the
Clerks Office of this Court, on the first Monday in
September next to answer the plaintiffs of plea
OF trespass on the case. founded on award made
by John Creme and Wellington Goddin ON The 18th
day or July, le46 between the said plaintiffs and
the said defendant, Robert Mcclellan, relating,
among other things to certain taxes paid by the said
plaintiffs previous 10 that time, and do what NAV
be necessary to protect his ntorests; and that a
copy OF this order be inserted in the Daily Dispatch
newspaper printed in the city of Richmond once
week tor tour successive weeks, and posted at the
front door OF the City Hail. in this city on the rst
day OF the next term of this court. And this cause
is cent to rules, tor new proceedings to be had
therein. A Copy-Teste,
jy3l-law4w CHAS. HOWARD. Clerk
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