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'BRANDIES,

= CASKS James Hennessy's d Drandenburg
= Freres BRANDIES. imported direct, and
offered pure and unadulterated. These com
prise vintagos Of 1885, 1858, 1860 and 1868.
Stock OF Hooks, Clarets and White Wines in.
ciude some Of tho most famous brands as well
as sound lo'o priced goods. For sale by
March 2S GEO. SYAfhiERH
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GEORGE TUPPER,
E(ROKRR, REAL. ESTATE AND INstJH.
- ANCE AGENT. Office over ". O. Fishers
street, Columbis, 8. C. NAV
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!, Foreign ,AGnirs,,

j saaoengDoa, May a:IIh'g l'E House ot :, Com
.,,iafSaa With .h;s $780, Ga.;sa .eatlng :ss oSeap
W." en1' ooterntneH!' Wnicn is
,,aaas4 ,naIgls - ne averse- 10 deduction. To-
,.dHyr Jacob Bright moved the: second
.fssss4 Of the bill enffanch chisinR women.
and dH support of the billp made all the;
sall sna ,an1 well kno s!s 9tgamenA in its fa-
Yor!Ha Bonetia spike IN dppnsition to the
measnre,l repeating yeteranlobjections to
l9@laaeI anltrage.'!i Gladstone followed,
ssasy.ne. ne was not prepared to, sustain
!ne. measure; ior q he gsaSs disilclin ed ITO
anv9sHs womanapgn - ~ the trying scenes
'1St1 g 4H 1iSulnoAe9t e4aikeEenta OF e!ections.
ne pielerten5 tne ltaNan idea" OF female
s to94oea,4nP , proper hns exer-
giSSu S! ~ Pla1y; q ne was opposed 70 the.
t. ~ - a:ss Pscse9tI shepe, bnt;Was Fesdy
! Neus.a'1 A;cafeI9i measure Tor the same
GnlsSS. lS.a 3!s!ia oia 3 onn !,l. Manners was puz-
atSr 80 % %ulss?ySE sgne gNe g[ouna5 ~ Nlad-
ss9re soppcsiiFsQp and aaid scenes at
sasSauns !, mese Heaai,y Eavo,danle By the
sans Gs sa.Wy a,1eaWey enabled members
nnlnseles,sa u!aas IS e yote: Berestord Hope
ypfoseu sne. .eAts4siop .Qt sunrsge. 70 fe-
n,aass:as 1naas's as ~ oGttage nRon woman: Lord
..a s' oc nlsefslteS"sp @ IN favor OF
woMan Tas sstnrage.1 @ 4he vote was taken,
anu sssa,seq .Se M - lnqaJori!y OF slxty'nine
ae1sGs. p!. ene er Dll'; ~, 13,'.i,l,eYi u se:4;s
.ai1;s iAa.s; NAY 3,IIhe 9; ~ communists are
ta:.nnH Daok. Inc yersalliists re-ocou-
Paeu 3ssy anu tne fark. lesy village
;sosalanl gas h'nost salloqnded; its remaining
Gelgnos!1 S.s,l ,:s, we're closely pressed The
% sne,iS K1!ied i several in the Rue Vangei-
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From the lowest to the:hfghest., ana wsifeei
confident that all those favorine us with an
order from a. distance will be pleased and
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R C0ttOn Seed Qu,
A PURE article, superior to others as a
prico Of imported. For nale BY 80
April EDWARD HOPE.
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Terms Cash Only.'

our terms are strictly cash, and no order
V'wii! hereafter be fllled, or goods deliver
ed, until paid for. All parties indebted TO ma
will please call and pay the same Immediate.
ly. j. 4 r. r. A0NEW. t
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An Englishman. named George Trous.
sard, painter, who had been employed
at the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad
shop, North Carolina. drank nineteen
gallons Of modern whiskey in fifteen
days. The paper which makes this
statement snperfuously adds that he
died. @
A secret politioal society, mostly com.
posed OF workingmen. has been disoov-
cred IN New York. It has been in exist
ence only two months. and it olready
has a membership Of 80, 600 ia that oity.
It has branches in the larger cities known
as Rats. lar17.
A little son OF Mr.. G.. q. W. Range.
of Wilmington, N. O., lost his life by
drinking portion of the contents OF q
bottle OF carbolio acid, which had been
left within his reach by careless SER
want.
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11,.,rs;s Sss T:StHES5 3.S 5. .
siasElig 8 ssl{ j 81 IS E;EC
.Pfssident Ufa.n { }ssi r5ctAs,nat{on,,

dSBzsss: !, As5 E
st sth!s lR,ss9 vlai6hs II tBe tpHrtAs1th amehd!
smentto the Con.titutiohsiof:s 9 the United
SSeAssg9 ana Tor z6thg = api
proved April 20, q, D.; 1871. being q law
of extfa99Ea aihasay. pahlia Importance, I
consider il mYi duty ITO. ibsue this nv
p5RaAalaMa calling The attention ,of
thH people Of the United States thereto; :;
eH5ofhi6g Upon all good citizens. .te5 tees5pei
cially upon, alt public SHadefs, to be yea
louBt i'm the enforcem mentr.4hereof ard
warming gll persons to abstain from com :
mtttihB any Of che acts thereby. Driohi-
( bited. This law ol DonaJass APPLIES to
-Al partsof the UnitedI States. and Will
/! pc enforced :gvety thereto The extent of
th4 power 1Ye$tahjn the, Execut bnt
1paemuch cas- the necessity therefor is
wen l1a29Y k1na2Yn TO have, been caused chiefly
py pefssfstent &, ,vlolat atons OF the rights OF
c4aHeas bt the United States by combi-
7.nRqIlQqst o. alawlesa and sdisafected per-
asons .:anicertain, 4localisi les, s. lately :.the
theatre OF insurreotipH and military co1,-
hh3gt ! 20 particularly gxhort 4 tfhe pao4
6 Rle0f these parts Of the: COUNTRY TO, sup
| press ialls snch !, combinations by their
own !, voluh tafyt'! forts; Chi fotehs ltIie
agency E6f local! ldws,f dnd' atvF iIaaiitain
.ths rights Of Ialf eitizena OF the. .Unliitsd
States, and to securhIto ALI anoh citizens
aSna.e9uaI proteotioq OF .eeiizsl laws 5af4.ii2
III 81, 4; t,niiY Psrbibleo ,0f; the fespo oHsibiliky
n hRR1sed hb6h the liIxeccnnt itVe llby tha Acs
OF Congnesa to Whioh public attanEion 5is
now, called, and Teluctant to cnllint0,etJ
er0tsa 9aHS ct the exit 6tdi dinify powers
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Natural Frozen Ice.

Natural Frozen Ice.
A tho summer season is now approaching.
"a I wish to inform my old customers, and
the public in general, that having secured a
good crop of natural frozen lake ICE, ;his
winter, we are prepared to furnish it, In any
quantity. as low as any that can be procured
here, that is. from one to one and a hall cunts
Per pound, according to quantity, and have
January. j. D. BATEMAN. Apt.
March II 2mo Columbia Ice Honsa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-20

$50 80 aliy frned that cur
r4ap4a IS g tas bet possible g.
accommodate ue u4sel ga tbs Zinc
IflsEsafsot So have af been De-.
relted asta tba teaeds 20 be derived
ifam ,le lalllaF n The connecting
liza ttWeau Chatham Corners ard
Eaniagn. asi niue, ga b work to
imploss OF railroad facilities F. some
other 5H uaa Iar isis quite certain
tlaa oas through train day a. rate
II speed n iaeaty miles ~ hour wili
NEVER enable us g. compete with morc
favored laaa'te
A. milrn uaN stand the Great
lIarem iiraueh lice fram New York
4 Pennington Manchester Rutland
aaa tle north Is a dad future, and
cur people may as well look At the
naiieF s4uafcly aud ~ to work cncr.
gelcally q remedy the evil Is a hnt
step d thai direction line Of stages
wili commence running from Mauohcs.
tef e. shushau this week, 70 connect
Wlth the ast trains Of the Hudson Riy.
% a8,c ly way of Troy By thit
route passengers viii be able 10 leave
Manchester at ~! p. No. and arrive 10
New York at Q p. ~, and passengers
ffom Aew York by either the a m
orga NJ Hudson River trains viii
connect al Troy with 1880 p. m. train
for smshan, aud arrive at Manchester
at % p. n This shoftcns the time
about ono hour. aud gives US the bone
fl of Palace cars, 10 and from New
York.
When ile Harlem line was opened
duly ] 1868. We were told that the
road ted was new, aud nine hours from
New York 70 Manchester was as fast
as il was safe 10 run trains. Our peo
pie said on right chat viii DO to start
with, but how after three years we are
told that nine hours and three. quarters
il the shortest time we may expect. q
course BY this kind Of management one
half 81 the travel is driven Oh altogeth
cr aud q incorporation Of the balance
made to seek other routes. and this il
called economical management whar
nonsensol Docs any sane man sup
pose that this way Of running a rail
road pays, or that the interest due Of
the town bonds can be paid BY thit
kind Of economy
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M,scur Vt July 18th, 1871.

MAScuErra, Vt July 18th, ISL
W. Editor
New potatoes 10 Vermont ou the 9Th
onuly are quite a rarity nevertheless,
I was my good fortune few days ago
to have q meal from some not small
potatoes Of the Early Rose variety,
planted this spring and dug on the
above date. Rnt just here is where
the laugh comes In, for, would You be-
licyc il, these same potatoes were in
tended lor you, the editor Of the Man
chester JouRNAr., alias The Great Pic
torial, " and were left next door to you
on the Fourth TO be laid on your table
ia the "sanctum the whole tribc.de-
printists being of celebrating at the
time, Clark NOE says he does remem-
Der something about being requested
to hand the articles under considcra-
ton over to the Editor, but his mem
Dry comes IN at rather a late date as |
found the "Murphys' in my office, APP
parantly present to me from some
unknown friend, aud took them
home and had them cooked,
and can attest to their being
fpe, "none better if as good, and |
kn0r because | ate most Of them my.
self. And here let me advise Mr.
Wait Of East Dorset-who was the gen
tleman who grew the potatoes-to be
very careful how he leaves any delica-
cies Of that kind laying around loose
without owners, as they are very apt
to be appropriated.
Yours promptly
"TELEGRAPHIsT. y
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Gen v T sherman and family bssc
engaged to8ms a. 81 Albans for the bot
season. and viii establish themselves
there on ibg generals return nom hIs
southern tour
From an exchange We CLIP TIC follow
Ing II ghe Raws0nyIlie school district
Jamaica there reside fourteen Rcpub.i-
cans who Dc not take any newspapers
One 81 these = amerehani, who was very
much surprised tcw DAYS since. TO hear
that there was a telegraph Inc to Europe
across The ocean, who claims that uatnrc
has done 80 much for him that he l. 81
right without being posted We don't
believe Il.
Prof Matthew H. Buekham, Ger long
time connected with that College, has
been elected President Of The University
al Burlington, and has accepted the posi-.
Ton.
The freight depot Of The Rutland and
Burlington railroad at Mjddlcbury, with
$500 worth Of wool and other merthan-
disc, was burned Wednesday night.
Commencement at Middlebury College
viii take place on Thursday, August
10Th. The exercises before the various
societies will be on Wednesday.
On Sunday 2pd inst, a convict in the
State prison al Windsor, named Lashua,
with several aliases, aud employed IN the
cook room, was missing. Upon search,
Il was found he had made scaling lad
der ont Of some old eve spouts where Il
was thought he had escaped. On Mon.
day night, however, guard on the wall
noticing an unusual sound fastened to-
ward is origin aud found the hands Of a
man cingjng 70 the top Of the wall. lie
was quickly ordered 70 hail. give his
name, knock away his staging, and
march TO a point at which help could bc
raised II was Lashua, and be was soon
introduced 60 safe quauogs, lie had dug
a hole beneath loose board in the cellar
Of the cook-Foom aud concealed tn q eayi-
~ Just large enough for his body, lie iu-
tended 20 escape Sunday night, but he
heard the guard and was atijghted The
Windsor J0WRal saws he has now q
pretty serious impediment attached TO
one Of his feet which renders ii wholly
mpracticable for him to scale any wall.
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STATE AND MIscELLASEous.

In some sections Of Vermont the grass
crop is 50 short this season that the grass
hoppers are getting round-shonldered
STOPPING down to eat IT,
John shipman, o. North Springfield,
died recently at the advanced age Of 100
years less Z days lie voted for Wash
lneton the second time be was President
Speaking Of the recent anti-Nasouic
movements III Brattleboro an exchange
very appropriately remarks We think
the public generally viii pronounce The
same verdict 90 this movement, gotten
up b. General Phelps, az ihe gentleman
did on the attempt Of bis ram 70 butt q
locomotive from the track. After hunt
ing up the scattered remains ofhis animal
the gentleman remarked that be admired
his pluck and bottom, bat he had The
poorest Judgment u any animal be ever
saw.
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AYEsyILLE, WIS, July 10Th, 1871.
Yours promptly
"TELEGRAPHIsT. y

EVANSVILLE, WIS, July 10Th, 1871.
Mr.. Editor:
receive your paper regularly and
can not do without it. In it | find just
what | wants short sketch from towns
all over the State and more particularly
from Bennington, Co., where | am most
interested. ! like the make up of your
excellent paper. After have read it
| know what you are all about. Some
Of my old acquaintance have not for
gotten how to milk. / ,dound in look
ing over the receipts of milk at Mr.
Wickham's factory, w. B. Denio's q
COWS yielded about rs lbs. to the COW.
We would call that very large aver
age here
You will see by this letter that my
headquarters are in the little, quiet
city of GAINESVILLE. We number about
10000 inhabitants, situated very pleas
antly on Rock River, surrounded by
the richest farming community in the
west. This city has its ten churches,
enough, / think, to save it from the
fate of Sodom and Gomorrah. 1t has
also five ward schools, enough TO make
us good citizens. Then we have a
good many other houses whose inAu-
ence is in another direction. These
houses are licensed to make drunkards,
murderers, thieves and robbers; houses
licepsed to fill our jails and peniteuti-
aries houses to make our noble wives
widows and our children fatheress. -
Soon may the time come when this
great evil shall be removed out of the
way.
We have had plenty of rain and it
has come in the tight time. Grass and
grain Of all kinds look very WE'LL Small
fruits such as cherries, currents and
berries are in abundance. There is a
good prospect for apples and peaches.
Let me close this imperfect sheet by
saying that | would Ike to take ride
20 the Equiuo:. House and get good
square meal and then 90 up higher aad
take look. If the cd Equinox stood
out here on these prairies it would be
worth more then the whole state Of
Vermont.
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ca1tsst seemed % sic with one another
IS make oar visit bth pleasani and
profitable The rua g She Lachiuc
Rapids iua s,auach steamer chartered
90 The puipq4e by iae merchants 81
Montreal tso anl q The Fire Brigade
81 Tie Is - orler 81 tie Lord
Mayor and a sampta18s lunch a bis
residence accompanied y music and
speech making with good feelings
arc Int part q the honors rendered
The party Driving around The noun
tain, visiting tic churches and pun.
uencs and the other e ceteras Of the
ordinary tourist ID Montreal. were
attended 70 as far as time and circum-
stauces would permit. but most 81 the
party found the allotted time too short
90 40 the half theydcsired and fes, il
any. III them bot fael that another visit
is necessary e q fall appreciation Of
the attractions afforded by the grand
old Metropolis Of our Canadian neigh
bors.
Wednesday evening was devoted to
a grand social rcuion, at which, speech
making by prominent members Of all
the several associations, members d
The Montreal Press, the Consul General
and others, aud a poem BY a member
Of the Massachusetts Association were
among the exercises.
Thursday morning the party some
V hat reduced in numbers left for New.
port, Vt, by way Of the Grand Trunk
and Massawippi Valley route reaching
Newport at 4 o'clock, p. m. A boat
ride down the lake, and a display o.
| fire works closed the exercises Of the
day, and Of the party as such.
On Friday morning large part o.
/ the party on the invitation Of Messrs,
+. & J. Fairbanks, and company and
citizens Of st. Johnsbury visited that
place, another portion departed for the
White and Mansfield Mountains, some
few remained over at Newport or went
to Quebec, while othets departed iol
their homes.
The effects Of this gathering together
Of such a mass Of the men who max.
and mould the public opinion of ma
ton, aud their free commingling among
scenes and upon grounds new to mos
Of them. cannot but be immeasurabl,
important to the mass Of their readers
In search Of recreation from toll they
have found much Of inspiration and re
turn to their labors, renewed in hear
and mind, as welt as physically.
When next they ride abroad may W,
be there to tea. b.
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N. E. EDITORIAL. EXCLUSION.

The grand excursion of the New
England Press Association passed off
last week with much eclat and TO the
general satisfaction Of all interested.
The contemplated trip to Stowe and
Mansfield mountain was abandoned,
when il became known that over four
hundred persons proposed joining in
the excursion, and ST. Adams and Bel
leyue were substituted. The citizens
Of st. Albars turned out in la,ge num-
bers accompanied by their excellent
band and gave the cxcursiouists a
warm and most hearty welcome. Al
though much time was occupied in as.
signing apartments 10 the wcaricd
and impatient throng, we heard on the
next day oaly the most fattering com
mendation Of all the appointments and
surroundings Of the well known and
deserycdly popular Weldon House,
where the party was quartered.
All the available means of transpor
tation were putin rcquisition Tuesday
morning and most Of the party devoted
the forenoon 10 sight seeing. Bellevue
the highest Hill or mountain in the rear
of st. Adams is about three or four
miles distant TO the southeast, aud is
approached by a very good though som
what unsettled road. The views from
the observatory, lately erected here.
arc unsurpassed for exquisite beauty
by any thing in the county and, It is
said by many tourists, by anything ia
al the grand round Of fo,eign travel.
Tho Gicen Mountains including Mans
Geld and Canels Hdmp are seen on
Cue east. while stretching away as lar
70 The southeast as the eye can reach
is the Adirondack range with Lake
ChAmplan. with It's innumcrablc head
lands aud islands ia front, and almost at
our feet the busy beautiful village ofSt
Adams We heard many EXPLANATIONS
If wonder and surprise from many who
had known st. Adams only as a butter
market, or a railway ccnter or a. pos
sessiug one o. the best hotels ia New
England or as connected with some
rebel 81 Feniau raid A more thor
oughIy delightful and completely salts
fed party il has uot often been our lot
q meet than ours when il left st. Al
baus amid the booming not II eau
mons, but q torpcdoes ADD the cheers
Of those We leit behind Us.
The run to Montreal occupying
about three hours time. was without
Incidents worthy Of meation. 1t vas
expected that Wednesday would he
devoted 70 sightseeing, s. individual
facy might direct. but no such fate
vas ia store f5r Us. The American
Consul General, the lord Mayor 81
ihe city. the merchants, and every
class indeed, with wh ch VIC came Ia
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iAai mary rsltfa would have boga
anatel Tae proe@isa sil move3
Again iae great uauashcl" ap-
preached she fsaks and rear II the
hress aaa Will re3ea6e3 determine.
aaa st,a-tcl ,sem I1cls aa3 pav-
sstoaes Gees ia every direction atoai
tie heals q the soldiers The FIRST
4saalty was ia the case 81 serst
Mcca.l9ggh, of thc Twenty second
whose knee was badly bart with S
brick Tie baN ID patiently and did
nat oger % strike a blow "a revenge.
From tie hoase-iops missiles were
aung, aad the rage Of the mob 60,
creased m0meuunly On the south
east carnerof Twenty fourth street b.
Dan Rysa's b4uarttlu There are q
wooden awning and news stand II front
oft Tmm the shelter 81 these a mur-
4erous assault. was made upon the
Eigbtyourth Regiment commanded
by Iicut,-Col Mitchell Here the
real ARRAY may have said to have be-
gun. A woman flung piece Of crock
cry from ihe roof aud a pistol-shot
was fired from the window, the ball
striking one Of the men Of the Eighty
fourth. Another vessel bit Capt.
Douglass Of the same regiment. on the
head. aud without receiving any orders
from Gen Yarian, who commanded the
troops, or indeed from any one else,
the men began to fire upon the dense.
| ly packed mob
A yoIley was poured into the win.
dow, too, and the Sixth, following the
former corps example, blazcd av ay
also. The Ninth took up the fusilade.
and added to the slaughter 1t is al.
most impossible to describe the hor-
ror Of thescenc at this point. Screams
and gruans, mingled with oaths and
imprccat.ons rent the air. Children
walled and women shriekcd IN mortal
terror and men fed again, trampliug
friend and foe, weak, wounded dying,
beneath their cowardly feet. Such a
sight makes ones blood run cold, and
almost stops the pulsation Of humane
heart. Bullets ratified against win.
dows and doors, and, panic-strickon,
the mob had fed, leaving the street
suewn with dead aud dying creatures
The procession had halted during
this combat, and the band of the
Orangemen stopped playing, but in ,
minute or two afcr tie fight Of the as
Sailants, struck up a lively tripping
tune, and marched up Twenty thirC
lNtb lOtI lltu dNtuutt
The number Of killed and wounded
is not exactly known, but will amount
TO, at least, fifty killed and three times
that number wounded. As always hap
pens in such cases some innocent PEG
pie who were looking on, or werc
caught in the crowd and unable to &c
away, were killed and wounded bu
most Of the sufferers belonged to Tho
crowd Of rioters, Some people arr
disposed TO censure the military fo
firing without orders, but firing coulC
not have been long delayed. and thu
longer it was put on the worse would
have been the slaughter
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-07-20

- srvu or NEENuNf, Manchester District, -
A. Probate Court bel At ManehcHt0f within
aud for said District u Manchester on the 2sth
day Of june, A. =. 1871
frpseut Hon b u. Burton JadRe,
TIE surNyiugI 1ecut0r nu the estate Of Eliza
beth Iapham, late ~ Manchester. iR said Die.
tigt, deceased, proposed 70 render a. account Of
hs administration on said eatstt.
MhorHup0u it WAS ordered that said account
be examined fur allpaAucp AZ n Probate Court 20
be held 81 tho Probate Office ia Manchester IN
said District on the last WUdnduHay u July, A. H..
1871. and that notice thereof be given q al per-
sons interested 10y publishing certified copy Of
the record Of said order three weeks successive.
Is 10 the MANCHESTER JopHNAL, a newspaper
printed at said Manchester, previous 70 said
twe Of hearing.
A true record
Attest, LOYELAND MUNsoN, Register.
A true copy of record,
Attest, LoYELAND MUNsoN, ltegistcr.
73w2eN
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bai onc direct communication day
and such a bosh s. We faa when We
take another route which might e.
made ibc direct routc
Bat there is ne use talking have
your owa way Of managing Your rail-
ways aad Getty folks viii Ks some
where where they viii experience less
trouble IN going l. and fro II is 81
TO particular consequence 20 them
where they spend their money
Yours.
Nrw YcRkEa.
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II BANKRUPTCY

n tAs plsuie, oeurt efhe United states f0r
She pIstHet ai Vermont
u she matter q Baker " lson, bankrupt "a
EaUtfHpfefs
The Undersigned AsHFn6t 81 ,lc estate af Ia.
kel Mliaaa q Man aeHstf 3D. ibg ulsif,gt II
kcrmaui. lu pa trurifv. pNi sCu q pablis Aass
uon g tbr highest l.84ff, 80 tht be,gi Il HaBft
Davis. ba fsetaf lM0l gu tAa Gsgh aay 81
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