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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
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q e. Fsii-T - iIH lsailas ii-fetls
'AF-iFplaN msTnlng ,t Hunnirl Tie
sra. ,naln a.l.l r.la a'wn p ltiyi . mill,
ahanf Ln q milrs sC.ih 4 si'H. 4ear tho
TsvsA'h ,'aH'y liEe, '.i''l ,lsN goal nara,
vile ~ ai have,
NET kni ~ TrATaP lluH y ? failure,
the l.sst Nili rsi Weld rKssssling q half
ir'i', c"ii"n e. shorl, anl EaIdsns rn'
-srssS rnlhe,l.
'..'6'u ilh.i.r'ins ihe great Pr,'surr G e.
airi Ny the 'cranih, emigration keeps
Is,urias " fr'ih, different quarters. fvsly
nug GRd ihcn our Nies ). met by ave.
faIubytuErHl "a The roadside.
fsyis mill h In the .vnIhrgn pCT,ion oi
hr cauhiy a post office, ,,e,m mill
aud tSa dry g,.,l- -iorrs-Wi.i located
sann alter the close OF the Ws- w.ila
there We Werv Informed that . UeW ihWh
hal sprung up al'pnt tao mil-s this side,
like the s.irsit fran "mullvU rIalk" in
early sprins. We concluded Ee would
Come hy thai way on "nr ,''rn- aini see
whether Il was really so.'"Ne found II
true. every word 81 II. lHie up 10 tlir
fr"ni ,f handsome new rors house On
the r"ii,silr anl were cordially greeted
hy n hearty thkr'sf fht hAar Of the c,rr
inVial ban. Monns r-tr Dtnton. WHO
recently gave the ci,rrdns Miss Howell
q hutton weighing oac hu-.lrc nd forty
pnnnl' To pyi On her ehsfm r,7'ing, which
tomplcirl The requisite nUrnreF nnd ma
lhr 'lonce mud donor both ..apby.
lie is HE rprcsepialiYe' " tie FIRM IL
Mnunis X stephens. We Sound the store
full TO overlooking wiz staple aud frrfcy
dry goods and general merchandise.
rhc firm of Young - Woods have IN
's't.i;c Of constructor, hnOihrr neat Dire
goods r;orc, aud We fogna. in full blast l.
lssgc carpenters shaY"Rnl Llnokshnilhs'
Shop. aud yarions sHi sundry rilcs of
iimhcrs anl lumber SACKED NJ different
poiuis, which ghye understandable evidence
Ut the fael :lmr tlIt7c nrc several other
buildings in contemplation besides the
handsome dwellings, airenly commenced.
This place, which re propose to clIrisica
AURORA ns We have the privilege J
reminds ny more Of tie comm, ncement of
n railroad depot sipfs,gue np in advance
oi the trRck. than 'va yllihg else, except
that all the housc',prc nea, nr,. handsome
aud show that @py are built for pcrma-
nent use. q. ...
"
rise, probably Sheen feet high, Nat Oh the
top, with an atea'of several acres, will,
avery now nEd fien e live oak on ihis
they expect "a erect n handsome academy
bnil'ling. 81 'f
From the fooi If this elevation beauti-
ful inclined plano brcass of to the south
nnd east, with ,imber on the west and
prairie on Tie cast. The town is on this
plain, and ms abundance Of good we'll
water and rirh'prmln'l fdrigarIlens! i
Every where improvements wee going
On nni Inescnicd unmslakahlG cyilcnc.
of Tie rStt that the long wished pf time
when eoilrtlchcc in the stability OF this
section AZ 4 pCriion of the fiu;.!cr should
be fiilIy rtstcrc", hns come.
Tier, is ,io'dangcr here now. We have
MI Indian ilAbu6fcS, nor no'Tegrocs. Let
m" cmig?ahisIichiit men-+"ome out now
while tley'can gct good homes cheap.
New is their tiic.' Yours, ~.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

| Tug .GovERyoR AT McKiSyEY---Gov
Davis spoke at Mckinney on Thursday
and repeated the substance of what lie
said al Dallas. lie was listened TO there
os here respectful y and attentively. w
il esd not give eveha synopsis of his re
narks.-all who heard him 1T Dallas know
what his Mckinney speech was, and thai
is enough: lkfrer he concluded he retired
TO his hotel and there was loud cries fioai
tie audience for Col. J. X. =. Record, o
Dallas, Who had been specially invited by
the Democracy of Collin County to reply
TOLLS Exccllency. Col. Record rose, and
in one Of the happiest efforts of his life
reviewed. MS lie did here, the points made by
The Governor completely enihusing his
large Gaiiidnancc, and refuiing every point
made by the Governor. After Col. Record
closed, Tom Brown, Esq. of Mckinney was
called f6r and responded in his pecuia
happy manncr, telling the audience that
hs had heretofore been silent in politics,
but from this time henceforth, lie was
more than ever in favor bf and should vote
the Democratic Ticket lie urged the. pep
pie as they vaured their liberty, their
property md their lives to register and
vote in the coming election.
Our information is that tho result Of
the visit of the Governor to Collin is the
perfect harmonizing Of all the opposition
10 the radical pnrty-hencefprth the de-
mSrracy of Collin win vote as o unite for
the democratic candidates.
As in Dallas, The Governor by his speech,
has majesno votes for his PARTY, but on
the Contrary has united t'se democracy,
and reduced the strength OF Ills own party.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

bed aia
Oh. Hfa .rs. f.i.. Id faI.. Al Gee
.fitf tIH ed ufH isastsdi a. fiiiiftf II
itttfi u nrtTti5s sftafy Arsa
fuii.s is fhl.ri TO- iis a'Ifsi afstss b.
.s newest its fas.siai rails ~ ne esis.
ties frr'rs u.ssufui-rus in shish
s1rIy r.'iisa IL lnis1sssl 10 Gafss.
Ga Nsus Ffry iruly ssys
~ifilsFftrls VI its shsls sisir n ihs
tsnsfis. url. aaais. iladfsuru, rausiac-
iuirfs. PLANTERS, iafufIH r'ilrrs. aui ail
elassts ul 50 i-Aes sni i-ifsairs o.
that ranFru.i III. utn ri Iratiir fUanr.al
-hiliiy ani raeTarifr iiFy uiii sIfa ias
siais tEanffs Bot lutiis ssfr. sni ,hap
surL a Hiass VI surTupiian a. uiii ivrFsT
. destroy ne heTfs NJ lLs TTssrui Alninis-
/ iraii0n ~ wsks any ia1if munrE On 90 a.
any more sie-lipg,
/ Hurt ennKenlifn IVES recently .sell ia
Suuih IaIuliua, anl 10 has had Ihs aapPi-
rsi effect, Aol only niil lhr STATE = he'd
back ilum f3r'Afr lebl, bat lasTs iiaa ihai,
present taxes all. q Triaori, f5r AS spec
iaele presented ill he such the lAe Adj
ADMINISTRATION wis ~ dare continue lie
prsenl iniqullous coarse
The folloNing Is lhsanneunesmsaita taken
from the Auslin Statesman,
AUsTiN, TENAs, August =, -,
We, The undersigned, eliiirns gHe FAX
PAYERS ~ HE Stale Of Texas, regardless II
party. feeling deep Interest IN STATE az
fair, hereby earnestly call upon he Iea-
pie of every county Ia the Stale "a hold
meetings, Tor the purpose Of expH ssine
their opinion in regari 10 the eKoIbi.ani
Expenditure anl enormous iasts 10 which
We ale subjected We W"uld snEgr,i that
fhese meetings take place Wiihaul ,oss Of
ilmei aud thar the people slItGilahea'is'y
elect, from eneh ana every eoaniy, dsis'
gates 10 meet ia Convention, cay stAasiA
nh III, 2ad day ~ September next, ilftfs
Ia express the sense of the people ~ ca
the aboNe' subjects, aud peeorialiIt lh'
authorities 10 reduce the isSalian and {,
uNler general election In conformity u
the provisldns Of the Constitution. J., N
rcase, Sampson 4 licnj itks, Gee
Hancock, y, q. Shelly, J. II. Robinson, "
VI, Walton 4, Smith, J. ManNlnkle, 2, B
lirush, Il, \, Lane, d, Raven, NJ, u. .lan
iltoh, J. l.. Rua.s, Leonard Brown, ilre'
moud \ TO-, and many others.
4 meeting at Austin the lcth, in kaeor
dance with the abOveIsugsesliOn appointed
Geo Hancock, chairman, AMI Jos. s.enee
Secretary. August Seller, Aimed Saith
J. W. lIannig, W. ". walitn and Morgan
Hamilton were appointed committee Il
iraft resolutions. During their retire
mcnt, Geo. Hancock aud schai6r ramil
ton addressed tho meeting. The resolu
tions, which were unanimoNsly adopted
, recommended convention ef taxpayer
, a, Austin ON the 22ni Of next month (Sep
tcmber) and requesting every cosniy I
send delegates. viii Dallrs taOyO in tn
matter .....
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

The Victoria League is the high sound
ing name Of an organization In New York
ciy, the object Of which is to unite the
progressive portion Of the Amerissa Peo-
pie into new political Organisation call
ed the Eqsal Rights PartTs consisting Of
both sexes, ami founded On the eossiiuiion-
al right Of Suffrage which the li,h and
18th amendments . he Constitution vest
in women as well as isen. Il demands
from Congress declarntirs net setting
forth this iuterpvtatssn- Of these snsehd-
mesis,r and nominaiss -and sxT-tts re
DEF, - the next President Of tie Uniist
es.ier b. shs combined suaiages Of the
rssu ~ re-e-,i in 1872 Mrs FIcroEIA
G. yosharlr = Ssu YsFt.7 ". e We.
NJ, 1irAf-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

ALIvEHoxE JouRsiL-NoTADLE CHANGE.
Last October, Hearth and Home passed
into the hands Of Messrs Orange Judd s
Co. of 2i5 Broadway, New York, the well
known publishers Of the American Agri-
culturist-a journal long without rival
in sterling value and circulation. The
marked improvements then expected to ap-
pear in Hearth and Home have been fully
realized, and it is now one Of the choicest
illustrated journals anywhere issued for
the family circle--adapted to both the ju-
yenile and adult people, and meeting the
special wants Of the house-keeper. Be-
sides it supplies very useful chapters for
the garden and farm, and an important
news sheet, givinga valuable resume Of the
ncwB fer week, up TO the moment ofissue
Prom 500 TO $500 worth Of very fine en-
efavings beautify each weekly number.
We notice now n still further mark Of en-
terprise on the part Of the publishers;
they have secured the exclusive editorial
services Of Edward EaglesiOn 50 widely
and favorAbiy known by his writings in
seribner's Monthly, and many other Mag
a1ines and Journals, ssna especially as the
chief supsrintsndihg Editor Of de New
York Indepen dent for some time past
with tins t5t.ble addition 70 DE prsri-
ersi- fzFes sad strong editorial fierce,
Hearth ssd Honss cannot fail 10 merit and
command proniinsnt place in every house
hold. in city, village snd country. Spec
linen .corisr cari duties be Obtained Of
the PUBLISHERS. rs rrr~t. Terms - per I
rear. single ,eries 3 cssfs Hearth ard /
Home and Amsr1ssn AEricrlturist fogsfh- /
e. 81. Better al one o. beih II fbem 70
rom SIMPLY n reading hey are esch
roth fnh-sfeiy 1s-s rs re small
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
tT,,E STATE OF TExss.


t. m persous interested in the Estsss II n. y
Juhrson decoaseds
fsrrr : Taylnr. administrator of he Tstaie 4 III
y c. johnson, has Md ~ the District teurf y nai
h. counfv an aul.-afin ~ the approval ~ l hfs
arrufIt whic4i -n be fieard - The 5lext Term u
snid Cart cnrnnenrinr "a fhe trsf Monday ~
Octrfsrr A. y. 1s-1. az fle Court House fieresf m
he rrun q Ezas a. wNrh Time al r.repns 1nfr-
rested in flIf Esfr,- q aid ~ y g. gsf-n may ~
rar AMI rdrfaf sid arfirfifii. Il they sfc rrurer
witnes John T. Laus nerk Z IRE District
Crurf = nlliss c1rrfr.
Gi-ar undsr nv had 40 he sral e sid Cqlrt -
a. IN IaIas this 1lsi dsy a. 1uFrFf. a. II ~ -
grHN u. LAWS, t1.it nistr.ct Court j. r T
rso-sf ~ n BetI H-ffg
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
THE STATE OF TEXAs.

To all persons Interested In the Estate Of ". u
Keen. deceased:
Newton A Keen, administrator Of the Estate o.
W. II. Keen decd, has filed in tho District Court b
Dallas county IN application for the approval oI hl
annual Exhibit which will he heard ut the mex
Term'of sail Court, commencing on the first Mon
day in October, A. u. 1871, at the Court Hous'
thereof III the town Of Dalls, at which tins all per
song interested in the Estate of sai'W.n Keen
Il treucd, may appear and contest said application
If they see proper. ,A. ''
Court of Dallas County. !" ~
Given under my hand and the seal Of said Court II
Office In Dallas this llst day Of August A. u. 1871
j. NJ. LAWS, Clerk District Court, d. C. 7.
BY Y. u. Co0NnEs, Deputy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
TnE STATE ur TEXAS.

To- MI gcrsoJ.s Interested In tho Estate II Jonathan
Bradley d'ccaser:
". H. Nrundsgc, Administrator n n r.tuo ri
Jonathan Bmdlry his'ni-d In the bi.triri Court 81
Dala- county application Tor the approval 81 hi'
annual exhibit, which viii L. heard At tie next
Term crsAid Court, cufimrncing uu The Nr.'i Mon.
day III October. A. u. MI. ut the Court iIuu.r
thereof In the town "f Dallas. ,at which time all MI
sous interested In the E.titc u said Jonathan Bt1
ley deceased may appear aud contest said application
IL they see proper.
Mitrc,,: John VI. LAYS, Clerk IL the District
Court " Dallns county
Given Inlrr my hand i'd 'lc seal Of said Court nj
Office In Dnllns this .l-t'tty at Aug 1871.
joins VI. LAVE, Cbrk District Court. u. g. Z.
~ Il. p. GOWNS, Dc0y. q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
THE srArsoF TExAs.

To all persons interested in the Esiato Of G. D. Am
Merrill, decreased: 4
All Curry, Administrator Of tho Estate 81 G. y
and Ann Merrill deceased, has filed in the Distric
Court II Dallas county An application for The ap
prnval ofhis nzl showing Which Will 10 heard q, to-
MONDAY vi O;tpbsr a. ~ ISL, At DE Court Hous,
ti.sreof, in the iohn'd haIlas II which fine vi
persoas Interested in fis fstrfe of G. D. and Am
Merrill may appear and contest said application,
they sec proper.
Wftasss: John N. Laws, Clerk Of the Distric
Court 81 Dallas county.
Given rfider my hand and the senl 81 ssid Cetrt 4
Office in Dallas this 2ist day q August, 1871. =.
JOHN NJ. LAWS, Clerk district Court, D. G. 7
nso-si Br ~ Boff, beffhfy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

Gs3~ We publish to-day, the cxtraordi
nary Circular" issued by Gov. Davis, in
regard to elections. It is nm arbitrary
and totally uncallcd for order, and is evil
dently intended, as the Galveston News
says, I" TO multiply offences, to create occa'
sion and Opportunity to arrest Democratic
voters at the polls, and TO give facility tC
nil manner 5r fraud We invite the ear.
nest attcntidn of all honest citizens 10 the
pcrusal Of Ills trick upon voters. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
TILE STATE OF TEXAS.

To NIL persons interested in the Estate of VIM
Johnson Deceased; - n
Geo. ". Laws, Administrator Of tho Estate Of
VIM johnson decestscd, has flle,l IN tlte' District
Court uf Dallas County application for tie aJr
prevail of his annual Exhibit which will be heard at
The next Term or said Court, cnInineiciilg on the
first Monday id Ottoler 1871, at the"Coift Hohse
tker,of In the town Of Dallss, AT which time MI per
sons interested in the Httate Of said wni johnson
may appear and contest said duplication, II they
proper.
Witness John VI. Laws, Clerk Of the District
Court Of Dallns county.
Given under my hand and the seal of said court nj
Once in Dallas this 2irt day Of August A. u. ISL
81 JIM. LAWS, Clerk Districi corrt. n. O. 7.
Br II. BprL, Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
THE STATE or TEXAS.

70 nj, porsons interested III the Estate " Jno. hay
dor,4t.rd; 20
John Il. Lay Administrator II tho Estate of John
Lay drcrnsrd, la- hlr4 in tho District Court of bal
IN. npt,iy, nm application for the approval II hi'
annual exhibition, whth will he heard ut tho next
Term uf sail Court In the town Of Dallas, Ut which
time all persons Interested In the Estate " said John
lay y appear aid contest said application, II they
see prefer D
Witness; John NJ Laws, Clerk Of the District
Court OF Dallas county.
Given under my hand and the seal Of said Court at
Office in Dallus, This 2lst day Of August ID. ISL.
J. il. LAWS, Clerk District Court, u. &. Y.
Hr II. noLL Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
TILE 81 VIE nT TEXAS.

To all persons Interested in the Estate Of A. NJ
Keen, decd:
WIN. McCulionsh, administrator Sfthc Esiito o
A. NJ Keen, deceased, has filed in the District totr
Of Ddnas CoiDty application for the approval o.
his annual Bxlibit, which will he hetrd nj the next
Term of said Co',rt commencing on THE first Nonday
in October, A. D.! ls7I,attbo ~Cont House ihescoi
In tn. town Of Dallas, at which time all persons In
torested III the Estate Of said A. NJ. Keen deceased
may appear and contest said application, If they see
proper.
Witness: John NJ. Laws, Clerk of the District
Court Of Dallas county.
Given un,er my hand Ind the seal 81 said Court at
office in Dallas this 2lst day of August A. D. ISL
J-h. LAWS, Clerk District Court. D. G. T.
DR. ii. BoLj Deputy
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26
ritz STATE OF TEN

To Ill persons interested in tile Estate of IT, b
Wheeler, deceased.
George W Laws, administrator Of the Estate Of II
b. Wheeler deceased, has nlled In the District Cour
of Dallas county an application Tor the approval o
his iirpi Exhibition which will bo heard at thb ncx
Term Of said Court commencing on the first Monday
in October A. u. ISL ut the Court ii |use thereof
in tile town of Dallas, at which time all persons in
terestcd in tire Estate OF nld H. b. Wheeler, may
appear and contest said application, If they sc,
proper.
Court Of Dallas county. 49,
Given under my hani and the Seal Of said Court
at office in Dallas, this 2st day Of August A. ID. 1871
u. NJ. Laws, clerk District Court d. &. r.
By II. Boil, Deputy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-08-26

FnoM TIE fRoSTrEE.-Capt Et. s. Gay,
Agent of the Piedmont s. Arlington Insu-
rance Company, returned from JaeksborO
few days since, and gives us this follow
ing reliable intelligence from Fort Sill;
Mr.. Shoemaker of JackStoro fcaShcd that
place from Fort Sill, On i.f,arsday of last
week. lie was present when treaty was Of.
fected between Mr.. Tatum, and inc repre-.
scntativcs OF thediferent tribes who hadleft
tho Reservation al tho time the three
chiefs were arrested. Mr.. IatuA at first
dem 'ndcd of the Indians The fodr chief 8
who were still Mt large, that &ere con-
rncd in the murder Of tae &ngoners of
warren and .Dubosc and nls5 lhat the
thirty.tivc mules st3lcn nj that ii.ac should
be given up. TO this the indiana objected,
and left, but returned shortly Hrterward.
bringing the mules, and they 'tncn agreed
that if they were allowed to return to the
reservation, they would guarantee that no
more raids should be made i,pon Texas.
that if any deprSdations were comm it,ed
the four chiefs should be given up anG sent
to Texas toi iria! for tho Is!urdcrs COM
mitted at the time of the capture of War
rcn & DuBose's train. The Indians seem
to wish TO become friendly, and expressed
themselves as desiring beacc. Seeing
Mr.. Shoemaker present, they asked il
he was from Texas, and oH his replying in
the affirmative, they repeated their ex-
pressons CT friendship and urged him as
well as all other white people they saw, to
intercede for the lives Ct Big Tree and San
tanta.
Capt. tay further informs us that the
sentence Of these tw5 chiefs has been com
mutcd 10 imprisontient for life, in the
Penitehtary, and they are to start for
Huntsville next Week.
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nsn. Mr.. David Macess; Supervisor Of
Public Schools for This district, informs us
tina he has had a number Of applications
for certificates to teach Schools in the Dis
ifict, hut all Of them lie says, are males.
lie requests us to say that he would be
glad 10 have applications from females,
and wishes those who desire to teach to
cali on him. lie says the salary of a
teacher will be from SO TO 500 per
month. lie MY be found at all times at
his Office, in the rear rsam over F. d.
Ilryau s Co.'S store.
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TIE STATE OF TEXAS

To all yerson- interested in the Estate of A. VI,
Browning deceased;
W L. whifu, Administrafhr Of the Estate Of g. W
Browning dscaa-ed hss filed IN the Dstrici Court
81 Dallas cousty, application for the approval 81
~. final nrc,iunt, which vii be heard At the next
Term Of sai Court cInfrrneing on the hrst Monday
in Ocfalsr A. D. IS71, ~ the Court Horse fli.ruof
in tho tnn 0f Dallas, ct rich tiIue III persons m
terested IA the Estate Of aid A. W. Browning decd
rnay qgrlar and ooaiest sald applcatioh IL they see
prIT-r
Witness: John N. Law, Clerk q the District
Court q Dallas county.
Given under my hard and the seal d aid Court at
one IN DALAI this elsf say 81 August: ISL.
jon IN. LAWS Clerk District Court n. G. T.
B1t3t BIT n DoLL, Drrfy.
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To Al rer0fs inf-rssfed IN tie Estate q J. v. Mur
~ ferAs-d
Mn Th1unrsrn. adininistrntor q tn Esfnfs oi
J. " wurrav 10 fltf IN the District Court q Dnl.
a. rourfr N nrr-nfiou f1f the apTrUVa q biz an
nu-l exhibit rhk vii - hs,rd 81 the next term n
s.if Cart con u.s--ur an f.e hrsf Monday IN De-
f1ter, A y. Isl. - III Court hou-t tlered IN fhe
in fhs Esiaf- a ssis 4 ~. nu-r1y, may apPsar and
cnr.i-st aid nrI.iirrtion = fhtJ - rrn1er.
Win. Ifhr VI 1rur. On - The isfri-t
Cesar 70 fIlifls rlurIfT-
fii--r ur-r ~ iaul and lie saai # nd G vi Il
So. IN bale fli. 50 o. q. ar-lsi. ISL
~ IaWt Clerk iiistrirr Court. n q T.
$50 - n. BOA I'=rufV.
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