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A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCO

A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.
SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR EXCELLENT
- townsman, NAPHrALI EzEKIEI, informed ms that he
bad prepared hair restorer with which he expert
mentng upon his head whose top entirely bald.
We him tive days since, and the place bald four
months SINCE fine crop of hair has sprung up with Wig
orous growth S0 convinced Mr. EZEKIEL the eca-
cy Of his discovery, that he has named it
"The Infallible Virginia Hair Restorer.''
Mr. is about going into extensive manufacture of
article which destined prove interest ou,
bald pated friends-Fron Richmond EaqSirer December
18th, 1859. . - 1850.
This famous article be had Of the principal
Druggists Those persons who desire fine head of hair
have only the resorer according printed direc
tons the bottle Those who have any doubts of its eff
cacy have them removed in short time BY using the
INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER, proving
that it is all that it is claimed to be-
Wholesale depot for orders, So Main Street.
n EZEKIEL.
RICHMOND November IA, 1859.
N. EZEKIEL take oath on the Holy Bible that have
been bald for the past IL years. and have restored nv hair
by using EZEKIELS VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER.
NAPHrALI EzEKIEL.
This day sworn to before me, by Naphsli Ezekiel.
JOSEPH MAYO
Mayor of Richmond.
For sale by
Pr PEsCUD,
Raleigh n. C..
January 10, 1850 g. w&swy.
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The STANDARD.
conrTROLLER,s REPORT.

REPORT OF TIE COMPTROLLER OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR END
ING SEPT. 18th, 1859.
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&c oNriNuSD-No. 1879
sSTATEMENT.

''tc oNriNuKD--No 1872
STATEMENT,
Exhibiting Tie edluatioas Of real estate, and tho
Tarss deriuea from each subject Of taxation ." the
seperal Counties Of Tie State; also the 7ares Is-
ried By the Courts Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
for County purposes as toItows:.
No, 88-HARNETT COUNTY.
JAMES R. GRADY, Sheriff.
Acres Land, 3l4, l9S
Valuation Land, $45l ,S61
Town Property, S,io6
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THE
Summer Course of Lectures

TIL s.s
Summer Course of Lectures
THE
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
TIE sIGH T%S ASSOCIATION r. FOR MEDICAL IN.
APRIL, 1850, and continue until the LIST of AuGusr
ensuing, under the following organization:
A. E. PETICOLAS NJ. d. Lecturer on Anatomy and Clini
). S. D. CULLEN. NJ D, Lecturer on Physiology.
THOMAS PoEIAR6, N. B.. Lecturer on Theory and Pr.o.
ED: c. DREW, n. D., Lecturer on Obstetrics;
G. B. GIBSON N. D., Lecturer on Principles and Prae-
F. E. LUCKETT NJ. D., Lecturer on Medical Chemistry
and Toxicology.
The Plar Of instruction will embrace combination of
but Two Lectures daily each preceded by thorough ex.
animation upon the subject matter Of the previous one
thus aorng the conjoned advantage Of instruction BY
of lectures and daily Rotations giving thereby to
the Student ample time for private study and reflection
and for attention to clinical observation
Students Of this Course will be permitted to the
City Aims House, FREE OF CHARGE.
In the wards Of the above Institutions important Surg
cal operations are daily performed and the medical depart
men affords the Student constant opportunities OF obse.
ing diseases incident and peculiar to the South.
Every facility viii b given for the study Of Practical
Anatomy The Dssectng Rooms under the charge OF the
Demonstration, DR. HowARD) are commodious we'll ven
tilaed and furnished with abundant material a probably,
. lower rate than can elsewhere be procured.
Huring the session, Prof. GIBSON will deliver Course
Of Lectures DISEASES TIE Ere Free Of Charge to the
Students of the Association.
EE Atendancs on this Course will BE- regarded By tic
Rcuy of the NsdioaL College of Va aseqsiasnt 10 tcelus
month study IN Physeidns oEca AZ incentive 70
assiduty and attention. CERrcArEs OF Paoyc1ExoY will
be conferred at the end Of the Course upon those deemed
worthy to receive them.
FE. THIS CoURsK SO
~ For further information. apply to s.e..
]. s. DORSEY CULLEN.
..e Secy. Of the Association.
( Richmond, March 9. 1860. 1s-lm.
TNAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO THE
Jail Of Johnston County, the Esd February, 1850,
mulatto man Eve feat inches high weight $50 MS,
who says he belongs to JOHN FORT, Of Wake. The
requested to come forward prove property pay
charges and take him away be will be dealt with 40.
eoFDg to law. Since his confinement he says he is fee
:. - ". Il. CULLON, sh'G
March O. lse0 90-E
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COMMANDING STOCK!
Il. Z. Fl RIDING,

go Is OPENING HIS STOCK OF as4re.s-
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
uuIS NEW STYLES OF FRENCH AND
III ENGLISH CASHMERE SUITS are truly handsome
and worthy the attention of all who fond Of wearing
Stylish Suits His S'7r1'
BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FROCKs,
are cut and made to ct like Garmesss made to order.
Large and beautiful assortment of --.
LIGHT SILK VESTS,
the patterns selected from the choicest Stocks Of this sea-
sons Importation. $S
HARDING has paid particular attention to the selection
Of his
FURNISHING GOODS.
The largest and best style Of SHIRTS comprising up
wards Of twenty-five different styles Of Bosons with and
without Collars
New STYLES of CHECK AND PLAIN LINEN SUITS
for Children will be opened in few days.
E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, N. c., Msrch ., 1860 20-8tins.
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JOHN GRAVES,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
- Yanceyville, n. c.
!. Jsss1. as5s. .-s n-sssxlypa.
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MEETING IN CARTERET

j. G. GRIFFIN, iSecy. ~
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c,oral o,,,n,.nns and inpcrfcci re
- or senatar Chcsn,,,s ram,rts n,
H., snmn.,'s ,.cent Indecent abnl;t;,
i'a.o..,,,a la,a Leo, n,hlish.d ~,
"i't',7. L,lnw ,ln ,o,i,, If rho Can
i, ro GL,hc.1
IT. Tmrsxrr Mfr President af,e,
,l.,,',,,,ra,.rd,n,,v tI,rcb cb,r,r,cris,ir
.,,c,.L ig.,n,t,acd IN The senate il /,
-. th.... ,ssi.r, ,ln r.,snn far the
ht,nsii,i'n A., arr n9w incln,d to assume
w.. ,'.,..,i,,,. ,,'.,r Enr,no cr,ul,,
.l...,,'J T,..1 ,y,'nnot the trr,
~ n+,TsL a,I.,uc,nry cra,inpritv and
,n,n;n., a r,r,, harvest Of contcmpt the
.i,adnrcr ~ states and mon rrappcars
IN tLn senate We had hoped that one
,,b, b,3 L.It tbough irnnmluion,ly he
c.,I.i ~, ,..,, ,bc 9,nsroucuccs uf !, for.
m.r .,us,,l,ncr would have become wiser
n mot better lev csneriencc. In this |
am d;.,n,o,n,cd and regret it
a.. prnsiIe,t IN the heroic aces of
,ho world tnrn wrrr dcified for the pos
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\ SrFc,urS oF WAsHl>sguN NtWs.-.
We fad in the New Orleans licoyune
4 a late date the following despatch /:
WASHINGTON. Jane In the House OF
Representatives, yesterday the committee
az pointed to make investigation into the
expenses for public printing continued 10
report 20 late hour in the evening
II appears nom th' testimony that 1t
!, not disputed that the President had
told a certain gentleman who executed
ihn printing Of public blanks, there are
$50 900 ior your scviccs as Public l'r'n.
ter AVID in addition to this amount ! Wit
give You $40. 600 to he equally distribu-
ted between the Pennsylvania Argus,
Published in the city Of Philadelphia,
aud sam Melary's paper edited IN
Ohio" After reading this We must admit
that the distant press have altogether too
much "enetrprisc" for the W Washington pa
pcrs. and lhai Mr. Haskin was right IN go
ing To- New York and Philadelphia for his
news" Let him now add the New Or
leans papers 10 his list, and be- cannot
TAIL 10 snit himself with intelligence of
whatever character be likes For the ben
MI: If our New Orleans Contemporary, Tor
whom we are not sure but Mr.. haskn
himself contributed the above, we remark
that there is not a word Of truth in the
Whole Of it Washington Constitution.
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II, the Texas Republican.
LUCY D.


Away beyond the boundr-s deep.
Where kindred lov d ones silent sleep,
There roaming o CT the veriant len,
saw aud lov'd swec, iucy D.
Sweet Lucy r.. 50 blithc and gay,
Like summers best and brightest day,
Tho fawn no, lovel.cr was than she,
Nor wcodnymph darling Lucy y.
But many year have passed since then,
And clouds like gloom have dim d the scene.
Storms too, have threatened on our way
As Ne came near. We thought was day.
Yet on We went, some arm of strength
Did guide us to our journeys length.
The birds, the flowers, the honey bee.
Each eheerd Us on, sweet Lucy d.
on lingering memories charm the hours,
A. go on my way TO heaven
Aud tired, like sornc old man at even
Just near his home, among the flowers.
And soon Twill be the little bed
Where i.ncy sleeps mine too will he
The loyoy flowers tina, o or her head.
Now bloom sweet, will bloom for me.
And then full soon In world above.
Wen meet again and tell Of love
Aud oh, TIL then. come near To mr,
We are no, parted Lucy d.
The mystic Tie that held Us here
still holds in heaven, there l. no death
What we cali death Is life and there
Il life ior aye. the lingering breath.
We watched intent Is full and strong
A, il It never quycred here,
The voice at,upod anew to song
Now sings It's note. in heavenly ear.
Yet would have one cleaning sight,
" In dreams or visions OF the night
Could bu, see her angel face.
And feel one lingering low d embrace.
Then. then touien, I'd journey on
softly, and lone TIL had done
With earthly things, and then, ali me,
Go up TO heaven, to Lucy d.
Unciouded night serene and dread
Angel, are lingering round my bed
They come to me, think | see.
And hear them calling Lacy u.
She heard the call. aud waiting stood
Upon the vcrfv Il nature food
Aud like the Lark that sings hs lay
Up high IN air. she went away
Sweeping her harpstrings rs she went
Up heaven. ward, To the skies, and free,
We watched her flight, and now intent,
We wait our own, sweet Lucy y.
And then when am past the night
Aud coming 10 thai world OF light,
Come near and gree, me. come and be
.lfy o,ea egain, sweet Lucy d.
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EASTERN TsxAs RAILROAD COMPANY
The Henderson Times of the 23rd con
tains the following
On Monday night meeting OF the
Stockholders of the Eastern Texas Kali
road was held al the Court Housc
fladcu Edwards of Nacogdochcs, was
APPOINTED Chairman of the meeting
c. j. Garrison Of kusk. Secretary, and
the above mentioned agreement submit
ted for acceptance OF rejection. II was
received and adopted by unanimous
vote of the stockholders.
The following named gentlemen were
then elected directors From knsk
county, w. W. Morris, Willy Harris, and
Col Birdwell From N"cogdochcs coun'
ty. Gen. Haden Edwards, and Col. James
Arnold. Tyler county, Cot Nccland
Jefferson county, Alexander, Wilmer
and Cochran.
On Tuesday morning the Directors as
sembled for the purpose Of electing the
officers of the company the following
is the result
FOR President Hadcn Edwards.
For Treasurer II. Mucklcroy
For Civil Engineer b. 7. Marsh.
For SUPERINTENDENT - Wilmer
Every person we have seen seems 10 pc
10 be well pleased with the officers. and
the terms upon which the company was
organized. All things are now ready
and undoubtedly the work will bc COM
menced very soon.
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ABOLITION RMssARixs. The Lavsca
Gulf Key thinks there are abolition em-
issaries in that section II says:
There seems TO 10 great discomfort
among the negro racs, and u late many
have run away. and succce.lsd in making
good their escape into Mexico. Several
from this town and vicinity have made
the attempt, and have in part. succeeded,
so far, in GLIDING their psrsusrs now,
this shows conclnsivcly that VIC have
among us class Of persons Of the abo
lition stripe, and it bchooves M as south
crn citizcns, who have the good of our
country At heart. to examine infinitely
into this matter and ferret OFT these SCI,
yssis. who arc infcsting the abodcs of
our heretofore happy servants, and stir
ring up their minds 70 revolt. or TO run
away to country where their fate would
be worse than slaves, in the true mean
ing Of thas word---a word that ia applied
inapt'y TO negro servants. All towns,
and more especially tho towns on and
near the coast are. without doubt, iniest-
ed with portion Of these Shiny reptiles,
and Il is actually necessary in these ex-
citing times, when fanaticism is in the
ascendant, TO scent out and punish them
according to their deserts.
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The Brownsville Flag contains some
further particulars Of the defeat of the
Liberals in Mexico Al Guadalsicra
Gen. Woll was attacked by Gen Craga.
with a force Of 1000 men, number
about equal TO his own that just AS he
had rcpulsed the Lihcraists he was
Joined by Miramon with II force Of 1000,
and the route Of the Liberalists was
complete \ large nnmbcr were killed
Gen. vraga host a leg, aud IL now a
prisoner. Gen. Wolf was wounded in
the foot Ners.
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Malice Of Eiual Settle ns~mt.

NOTICE is hereby siyoe that G. II. Cooper
n Administrator Of the estate oi CON !.
Austin. decreased has filed in my Office his final
account and vouchers with said estate which
account and vouchers will he opened for allow,
ancc and 6ual settlement at the ensuing term II
the County Court pertaining to estates Sc' to
be held in and Tor Harrison county, a, the
Cour, house in tho City Of Marshall On the last
Monday in July, ls6o, IL being the Both day
,hcr,oll when and where all persons interested
MAY aprcar and couies, the same il they see
,,,crcr T. T. BfAI'N CLERK
1nno 30 lsth ~ "
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The Ledger states that an expedition
has started from san Antonio for the pur.
pose of cndcavoring TO discover nearer
rontc to Fl Paso and other points 1t
consisted Of a party Of Infantry under
the command Of Lieut. Holman, a nuahcr
of wagons and some twenty cameis laden
with materials for the support OF the OK
petition. Lieut. Ecklcs. Of the Topo-
graphical Engineers, accompanied the ex-
petition
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The brownsville Flag says tina. on
ihc 9th ut Rcfngio Torres, Mexican
i1uchero, was found hanged at the ran
'bo Nicjo. The other occupant OF the
rancho. Francisco Monies, has been
missing ever since.
The affair is supposed to have grown
out Of the fact that Monies had in his
possession some horses which were sto.
len during the CorIIna war, aud which
It is allcdgcd he bought IN Brownsville
Nothing definite, however, il known of
The perpetrators Of the horrid deed
Nc,o,
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From Washington dispatoh Of the
IN we extract the following
JtpGr " Nrgors TO re lnprAcHFn.-S Sew
'ral Committees are now pushing their
lahors with the view to reporting before
ldlournmcnt The Judiciary Committee
are IN almost constant session IN con
Ndcration Of Watrous' case, and wit
nosscs are being rapidly disposed Of
The testimony taken is already volnm'n-
,lS and Impeachment, is certain. Judge
" airous anticipated it, and is already
preparing for the trial, which must con
sumo most Of the next session OF Con
gross.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

~ The following is an excellent re-
ply to the ridiculous platform Of the OPP
position
In answer to al these inquiries, and
this sound positioa--sll We get is mot.
to--,hc identical motto that Mr.. Scott
spoke Of in Richmond The Constitu.
ton, the Union, and the enforcement Of
the Laws Certainly very pretty in
scription, remarked Mr. s, but notices arc
not prineaphes ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

The San Antonio papers learn through
a passenger by the San Diego mail, that
a party Of Indians attacked a Mexican
train from II Paso. at Eagle SpIings, on
the Is, of this month Forty mules were
stolen by the Indians, and six were killed
at camp. Three men belonging to the
train were seriously wounded. Eagle
Springs is between Fort Davis and the
Rio Grandc Ciruron
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

The Rusk Enquirer Of the 23rd says :;
six weeks have elapsed since we were
blessed with shower, and in the mean
time large portion Of the corn crops
in this region have been hopclcssly de-
stroycd, and a few more weeks Of the
same sort, and the cotton plant will die.
Unless we have rain soon, there will
scarcely be corn enough raised in this
county To feed one hog upon. Some, we
are told are cutting down their blighted
corn TO feed stock npon.-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1860-06-30

DESPERATE CryriSc ArraAy.-on sun
day evening, June D. 1860, diifcnl'y
occurred between q. W. stewart, pro
prietor Of Houston Hall Preston street
and Young man named Charles Luce,
a lodger in the house, which resulted IN
the latter being severely cut IN the ab-
domcn and lungs by the former.
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Ay~ The wheat crop is 80 large that it
cauno, all be saved in Bell county The
Independent says;
The large number Of our farmers who
received rain last Wednesday, will
make good crops of corn, and "a rain in
ten days would ensure pretty fair re-
turns in most parts of the country.
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DIED.

In Marshall on tho 18th inst. after lingering III
ness Mrs. ELIZA c. MCCLELLAN.
she died, As she had lived. in the falne>s Of ,h'
Christians hope and with the delightful prospect Of
blessed immortality.
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The law prohibiting the mananission 81 slaves
Maryland, went into operation on the lst Inst.
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FAMILY GROCERIES, BAKERY
Aad oonfectioaary. -
A Connections and Elegant Saloon !.

NJ DoPPLEMAYEE Il Bro, respectful
NJ. ~ inform their friends AMI the public, that
they have fitted up in connnec'ion with their
Bakery and Confectionery, commo1oous and
elegant Saloon Underground and a rcinarka.
nnnths) where will h. xrvel sp ia the hest
style the he. Ice Creams. Lager and Sweet
Beer cold Meats. boiled Fun, Bread. Cakes,
Oystcrs. Salmon. Cheese. &C. Saeh Saloon
has long been needed in Marshall and the pro
prietcrs have been anxious to e, up one in
STYLE lha, would meet public expectation. and
where collation. couid be served up a, short
notice.
Their Bakery has also been enlnrssrl aud I'M
proved. They would also INFORM the pabic
tina, they have Just received large supply Of
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
all fresh and the choices, articles. embracing
every article in either line brough, in this mar
ke' by persons engaged In the trade, and which
they are selling al the very lowest rstes. They
will also continue TO receive fresh supplies until
the navigation closes. previous 10 which they
will lay In large and ample stock 81 the very
best articles To supply the country enlil the
river epcus again.
Persons must pot be surprised to find an APP
parcuty limited stock OF t,rocer,es in the Store
The great bulk Of the brccersz arr kept in u
large warehouse near NJ Doppanayers resi-
lence. abou, six husdr~i yars- from their rs
tablshmen, from which he store 10 supplied a
they may he required,
Store third building from the Northeast cor
ner Of Public Square n large two story frame
~ DofPLEMAYER h BRO.
VI, rsiall, MAY ~ 1860. J5tf
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\ ton IF documents are daily sent
'Du Washington mostly Republican
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Yankee Notions Jeweiry. sch"" Miscellaneous Books
PLANTATION GOODS, etc. etc. etc.


w var nnde
o n
o.
and homts
To fol
friends with il
and rH 10 u
as
10
aanw k in
time
ones
Goods o. n at q Orleans.
We
arona isrio6e
o n
showing
and not sell nsrr
oacnncS fRhc ton be OF
Marshall, January : G.. g. a
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Adssltmimtrator'. Notice.

NU0ltN iUtTUTWI NO6ICF.
IN the 18th day Of MAY. iss;o. il lehig tie
" May term OF the County Court Of Harri
son counts pertaining 10 the es'asrs " decreased
persons, itter~ Of Administration on the es;at,
Of Ilcharah VIM, dee asG,l. were granted to
the undcrsiaA,sl
This Is therefore 10 notify all person, having
claims against said estate TO present the same
for payment within the tmo prescribed by law.
and thoae indebted 70 make immediate payment
JAMES i. WYNN, Admir-,
June O. 1850, 1851
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GREAT ATTRACTION!

ANOTHER Ton uf \rw ,Sh lNHrovsn Saw
tNG MA,uNrs irsr ,Eeiyrp AZ /. ilAmrl.s
Nl-ir ~touF
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-nnA FAIRS Men and Boys l--l oak,
OOVV doahle back. deuble sole Rus-efs
and Brogss the best article ever oA,rsi II. THIS
market Just received AMI Tor sale very lo~ by
q 4: GREGG 4 60
Jlnc .. 1850. uJs;6
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| $50

!.
CUTLERY sADDEERY IRON STEEL CASTINGS a
NAILS QUEENSWARE CHINA WARE
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10 'hc Sheriff n sad CaeWH greeting
WHEREAS, in our bistr'ei Court OF said
w County, on the SIS, day Of March. lson
Alfred 5. Barnes and Henry l.. Burr. ci,izeus OF
the city Of New York and State If New ORR,
merchants. trading under the firm Of \ :. BARNES
\ Burr. instituted their sui; against aeors' II.
Pike. 10 recover the SUN OF one hundred and
forty-lhree 20 400 dollar., ioandea on the note
Of sail Pike for said sum dated II III March
1859. and payable one year after its date. and
affidavit having hss :;,4dc that the said tsorgc
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CITATION.
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\. ;. Barnes i Burr v. George H. Pike,
THE STATE OF IkAAS,
County Of Harrison.
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