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crimes. No.one need tell him that the Sena-
tor is friend ofliberty when he spends his
time in theeflort to put the Demscratic
party in power, for TO destroy fhe Presi-
dent is to destroy. the great party Of which
he is the head. [Applauso.I 4 II
Mr.. Howe then took the floor and pro-
ceeded to answer Mr.. Suu,ner's arraign-
ing far. he yieled to motion to adjotun, and
at 4:30 Z. NJ. the Senate adjourned. -
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Iiih bsaoesai diselainis having eudog sd
'he honesty oi she editor of lls Gaseiis, and
sAJ' 4 intended merely 10 assert lhai he
sA' lhs "leaal Of 1l'e radical rosaes.n THIS
e''ssik oushi 10 isel esnplins aled eon.
= !rTns the souFce
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largest and most important cities of France,
and that the federation thus formed should
be the supreme governing Ypower of the
nation, and shorld bbinvested with all the
legislative and executive powers and au-
thority necessary for the exercise of their
Office. Il Al ~
IDNDoN, March 28.
The extradition Of French prisoners,
which was suddenly stopped under an or
der issued by the German government, will
shortly rocommence.
I go |IV Z PARIS, March 90.
The city is quiet and orderly this morn
ing. Tho Bourse has been reopened and
business in some measure resumed. AT
the communal election on Sunday total
of 1870 600 votes were cast, of which 100, 900
were for the candidates of the Central
Revolutionary COMMITTEES. ..t...i
. VERSAILLES, March %.
A growing feeling of dissatisfaction with
| the government Of NJ. Thiers, as now con-
| sttutcd, exists among the members of the
party of the right, and n movement is now
! in progress among them which will in all
! probability culminate in q proposal for the
formation Of new ministry. ..
Control of the Insurgents.
| LONDON, March 29.-At noon yesterday
Paris was quiet. and the insurgent COM
mittec still retained all the important posi-
tions. Scholcher has resigned
The committee dismissed twenty-five Off
cials in the Department of Finance for dis
obedience. The Cri do Peuple opposes the
election of commander-in-chief of the
National Guard as dangerous and useless,
and urges the deposition of the Assembly.
: The Verite says the committee are him
dcring seed and corn sent from America
! from reaching farmers
The Ffdncdis, DebajS, Sicily and Terite
blame the inaction and reaction of the As
stmbly. The commune was proclaimed in
Place Hotel dc Vile at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon, Speeches were made by mem
bers of the communal, but were quite
inaudibie at n little distance. The ap-
proaches to the place were filed by an
enormous crowd of Nationals, who often
raised their caps on the point of their
bayonets, at the same zealously cheering
the republic.
Sixty guns had been collected in the
place, and salyos Of artillery were repeat
edly fired.
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TIE impeachment trial of Gov. Holden,
Of North Carolina, was brought to close
on Wednesday last, when vote was taken,
and he was found guilty on six of the eight
charges preferred against him. The result
was to be expected, as the Senate is in the
hands of the democracy. The offence OF
Gov. Holden, is well stated by the Press
hus-loyalty, the faithful administration
of his duties, the protection of the loyal poo
pie ofthe State, the suppression Of the Ku-
klux, the arming of the negro militia, and
persistent opposition to the rebel De-
mocracy.
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STATE Of FtNNSlINANIN:
CoTNIY or NoRI NJ MnIRI AID, SGT.
!, Samuel J. Packer, Cashier of '''Ihe Fret
National Bank of Sunbury," do so!nmnly swear
that the above statement Ia true, to tho best Of
my knowledge and belief.
lSisued, =. J. PACKER, Cashier
Sworn 10 anl subscribed before me, this 25th
day Of March, A. d., 1871.
lSlgned,l ID, ROCkEFELLER, Notary Public.
COrVpCt-AITFsT;
JOHN HAAS.
WM. l. GREESOUGH, N""'"'s'
j. u. PACKER,
SunbiTT, April |, 1871.
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i}eb ADVERTISEMENTS.

Report OF '.Eirst National Bank OF
Sudbury"
Report OF the condition of "Thc Firft National
Bank of Sunhury," Ct ths close uf business
March ISth, 1871.
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TIE SAN-DoMINGo CoMMIssIoN.-The
three commissioners landed at Charleston,
early Sunday morning, and at once started
for Washington wherethey arrived on Mon
day night. Next day they had an inter-
view with the Presidents and Secretary Fish.
The President, it was understood, will
communicate the report of the Commits
siners to both houses ofCongress without
any recommendation, which will cause the
report to be laid upon the table and printed,
and go over to December. Perhaps this is
the best present disposition of it.
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rHICEs :EDUCEp
AZ ThH
Mammoth Boot Il Shoe SiOr
90
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Ia g, o. suai.ha knom, Queen sils.t. oaa q.
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~ t.iniH hnntr, So o. tI MIirI's n..ll A.
sbef finfe, lhry aW rH.h, hssi ~ 40 o.
". tlrseh taif hy-4ls, 81 90 lA hA.tts, pp
% o. Fll ler pale
20 ilnHt', sbns ani eaiffFti 10 usfrt rr.t
tlr l4iltsl - 90 = hNlrt's, la NNurn stHti.
~ sH huas M usia h.ais sill ala.t, a.
~ ANlFT's
W. q iss' i'sa, o'sl. 49,, go o. a..
sifai - til hnlfn.
fai an slnii ~ thlItIsHs shn.s, ~ aua
ssf 80 haIff's lfiss aftaft tis ~
~ sHfihnE II ihe hr4 taI n.ar Iat. a..
snl fkaiHifH lA Miles siisk !. ian .aitt F.
80 = ..i. u isH aiiA A. - Hnt s,tl
lnsfti pilfrrr
1aa' y 'il-asp ., 'lp-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

. RIVER OPERATIoNs,--The Lock Haven
Republican, says since our last issue the
the numbering operations ON the river have
continued unabated. The rain on Wedncs-
day night brought up the water some cigh-
teen inches, and brought down the logs in
large numbers. The boom filled up 4 a.
NJ, when the log catcbers took their posi-
tons above it and succeeded in securing
qu te large number of Lock Haven logs.
Since then the work Of asserting and rait-
ing out from both the upper aud lower booms
has been steadily pushed forward, aud we
learn the work will he continued as long
as the present low water remains.
The water in the cross-cut canal will be
let in to-day, and, we lean that it is pro-
posed to open up navigation on the Penn
sylvania Canal on Saturday next.
The Bald Eagle boom filed up on Mon
day last, aud it is estimated that fully 81
00O, 900 feet of logs has been secured there.
There are yet many logs belonging to
! this locality To come down. In fact, it is
I estimated that not one-third Of one COM
| plement have made their appearance.
! From present indication II looks as ifan
advance Of 81 per thousand feet will be
| made to the price OF boards at the opening
OF navigation, but this, however, depends
I wholly on the chances of securing what
| lOgs are yet to come down,
/ The expectations OF The lumbermen along
4 the Beech Creek were not fully realized
| during the last ireshet. The water fell too
/ quickly leaving, the lager portion of their
/ logs in the small streGms. Several "lams"
Z were again reported in this stream the lat
/ ter part Of the past week,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

A SHARPER AT rWoRK.-A fellow claim
Ing TO be from New York, was operating
in this county during The past several
wet Re, aud mlnaged Ia teeee number of
persons not far fr0m Selipsg rove. lie had
a lottery scheme aud carried the necessary
apparatus With him So as 10 cuibls him 10
do finished business as ha passed along.
lilo cold tickets al 81. aud the purchas-
or wonld at once draw his prize and know
what he would get The arlieles drawn
werc ~ bo shipped nom New York BY ex-
prrss as soon as lhe sharper could notify
10y mail thr home office, what Mas drawn
and where aud Ia whom 10 be sent. Mira
laHl Tau No learn ulyesled pne dollar aud
drew iourleen yarls ufailk, Michael Aglley,
IN elderly man, luNrsl.l aeyeu Og 1lght
dollars ana drew oar seWlng mnchiue, cue
gold watch, and alsp pouia silk Al lhrss
Naluables, Ia cost OnlY EIGHT uT uiur dnllaTs,
wrgg 10 arrive at spigssrayo hy eNpp -
on saturday hsl, aud Nc observed Mr.
Arllry oa baud silh q tao hnrss team to
hall lhenl h0nlr We d0nI need 90 toll 01T
isai.Ts lhe rest ~ lhs slnFy. Any dam,
phool can gns,a !. ssiiasgrors l0ass
ENbH uFios 90 Lam ngirrnN. The
uAssaiipa ~ l,bbd lisallan, Ala s0hHr,i
,iisli, eolnnllled "a iAg mnsdgg " ,lae0h
nay az Nllliyaislefi, Ia AossulfT lssl,
- l9sef N lhs lali lAi, IA lhai olly
80 "Wednesday lltl. htsttn tsisg aal
vi,p g'pl'ek, ihllina ~ ean 4 bls lnii,.c,iieu
" ne enipe upon ~ seaa,ll We las
~ f'2il ~ ihf plfiIrg'lu N TIE t4cru
it'a Ma LHHfsaR
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TIE OBJECT OF THE FREE Traders
The Free Trade League of New Y ork have
sent memorial to Congress protesting
against taking the duty off Tea aud Coffee,
which enters into general consumption
among all classes, and recommends taking
the duty off foreign manufacturers that
enter into competition with our labor and
industry. This shows the foreign origin of
Free Trade, and any paper or party that
advocates such policy, are enemies to the
labor and productive industry of the Uni
ted States.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01

A PETITION signed by several thousand
citizens of Cumberland county, among
whome are many of the best citizens of the
county, has been presented to Governor
Geary, praying him to pa rdon DR.. Schocp-
pe The Governor has referred all the
papers in the case, to the Attorney Gene
raj, to make report thereon. ~
y BILL to extend the term of County
Treasurers from two to three years has
been introduced into the Legislature OF
this State. .." r.aLt.
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| the complaint against one of the two,
| Maitre Ange, was withdrawn on tho in
formation being received that no notice
| had been sent him; but the other, Maltrt
Mafchand, will probably be censured. and
perhaps suspended, though it Is doGbtfu
whether bis intended client missed much
by his absence, her defence having been
most ably conducted by young artillery
Lieutenant. whom the President had dep
1ted to speak for her, almost eXtrmpore.
Colonel Boisdenemetz is an officer OF
much sserper stuff than Colonel Merlin.
He conducts the trial at steeple chase
pace, and is always recommending the
counsel to be brief. He was not unkipd
to the prisoners, but once told them with
more frankness than there was need for, that
he did not believe their statements. and
that they would do better to tell the truth.
Up to the moment when the prosecutor
spoke, the women bore up pretty well,
only Whispering little now and then,
and shedding few tears when the wit
nesses persisted in affirming very stead
fastly facts which they themselves denied.
But when Capt. Jouenne. in the course OF
very impressive speech, said that after
all that he felt great pity for these wo-
meD, who had been debased by want, and
who had been mere tools in the hands of
men far more guilty than themselves,
three of them sank down and sobbed in q
way that was heart breaking to hear
And yet one would rather have had the
women cry in this way than be calous.-
Women are only women when they dis
play the virtues and sensibilities Of their
sex.
THE SENTENCES.
The sentence was pronounced toward
five on Tuesday afternoon in a very
of-hand and soldier-like way. Three
of the prisoners, Retif. Suetens
and Marchsis, were condemned to
death; Papavoine to transportation for
life; Bocquin to ten years solitary con-
fnement. It is doubtful whether the
sentences of death will bo carried out,
public opinion in France being generally
averse to the execution of women. Blu
the sentence suggests the reflection tha
the five Communalists, Ferre, Urban,
Billioray, Champy, Ferat and Verdure,
who have appealed against the judgment
of Colonel Merlin's Court in their case,
and who may possibly get new trial in
the Fourth Court, will find Colonel Bois-
denemetz much less pleasant Judge thar
the other. It must be remembered that
French Court of Appeal cuts both ways;
it may mitigate sentence, but it may also
increase it, and the gallant President of
the Fourth Court is not O very likely man
for mitigation.
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STATE NEWS.

A severe storm visited Raleigh on Thurs
day afternoon, blowing down a number of
trees in different parts of the city.
Appo1NTED.-Dr. VIM. Fl. Howerton has
been appointed United States Commits
sioner at Salisbury.
Mr.. Alvis Yates, one of the mcst re-
spectacle citizens Of Wake county. died at
his residence eight miles from Raleigh,
on Tuesday last.
Ihe following prisoners, charged with
kuknxlng, were on Wednesday discharged
from custody by order OF the Circuit
Court VIM. Tanner Calvin Teal, L. A.
Shotwell, Jos. DIllinger, John Evans,
David Henry, J. T.. Saunders and r..
Hicks.
We stated sometime ago that United
States Commissioner ScOggins had taken
leg. bail when be heard he would be sum
moned by the defendants who are now
prosecuted for kukluxiDg. Scoggins was
a kuklux, and in the woods near the house
of James HarrelI, on the big road leading
from Shelby to Marion, he initiated George
Holland Into the knkiux klaD. George
Holland, the man Initiated by Scoggins,
ia now in Jail, sentenced to two years hard
labor in the penitentiary for kukluxing.
Scoggins is very bitter against the kaklux.
1t is said, says the Newbern Journal of
Commerce, that Mr.. E. E. Stanley, Presi-
dent of the Atlantic and North Carolina
Railroad, and the Hon. g. 4. Thomas,
one OF the Directors thereof, left that city
on Monday last, 10 make O contract with
the Pennsylvania Central to transfer to
that company, by lease or otherwise, the
road of which they are officials, to prevent
it's falling into the hands of the legally
constituted Board of Directors, appointed
by President Warren and Speaker Jarvis,
and elected by the stockholders at More
head City, in June. The Journal of Com
merce thinks there is much truth in the
report.
"OYsrERCIsRD." Gen. Philip Hawkins,
addressing the negroes cf Franklin, said
to them that he was "oystercised" by his
white friends.
Judge Logan wrote to WashingtensCity,
complaining to the best government the
world ever saw, that the United States Of
ficers in Rutherford; "did not call on him
in o social and friendly way" The gov
ernment officials at Washington wrote the
officers complained of, that ''they must
call on Judge Logan and treat him with
consideration and respect" The officers
replied that they were ever ready to per
form their duty and obey orders from the
government, but who they should visit
and receive as friends was matter person
al to themselves, and they could not &C.
knowledge the right Of the government to
give orders in the premises. These officers
found Judge Logan in the kitchen with
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The Raleigh Sentinel says: 1t was dis

I
covered at the treasury Thursday morn
| ing that 81. II. Roberts, formerly a clerk
Id the auditors Office, and who was re-
Gently arrested and bound over on a charge
of forging a warrant on the public treas
ury for $281, had forged another warrant
on the treasury for $91, purrortipg to be
drawn in favor of ". Il. Brown, for ex-
pense incurred in conveying Catherine
Brown to the Luuatic Asylum, We learn
that he confessed to having forged still
another warrant to the amount of S1OO.
| Why did the authorities reduce Roberts
bail bond from $1,000 to $4,000?
On Thursday, in the q. s. Circuit
Court, as we learn from the Sentinel, the
Jury returned the following verdicts in the
cases of the defendants named: Not gull
ty,-Bspj amin Gould, Joseph Wilson,
Daniel Gould, Alfred Early, Joseph De
priest, James Mcdaniel, Joseph McDan-
Iei, Achilles Durham and John Oalton.
Guilty on all three counts.-Amcs OW.
ems.
Guilty on the third cou-t only.-James
Sweezey. Jason Withero~, William De-
priest, Ia, Tor Carson, Owen Carson. Ben
iamin Fortune, Thomas Fortune, Joseph
Fortune. Adolphus Depriest, Lloyd EarIy;
Leander Toms, Daniel Fortune, Samuel
Biggerstaff, Alfred Biggerstaf, Barton
Biggerstaff and Lawson Teal.
A moi pros. was entered as to Amos Har-
rell and Joseph Fortune.
The charges contained in the three
counts Of the Indictment are as tolio oWs
The 1st charged the defendants with
conspiring to beat Aaron V. Biggerstatf to
prevent him from exercising his right OF
suffrage; IL with beating him for having
exercised the right, and the 3rd with q
conspiracy to prevent the execution OF
the 1st section of an act to enforce the
right of citizens of the y. &. to vote. &c.
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SUPERIOR C0URT--DUPLIy COUNTY,.

joha Smith end John 7. Fl cath, TO tho use OF
John Turner, Plaintiffs.
as.
David .. Basden and Alfred Baeden, Defend'ts.
Oyder for jSsrUice by Publication.
1t appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court
that the defendsnts, David q. Basden and al
fred B3sdeD, are now residents of this 81 ate, it
is ordered that publication be IN sde in the Will
mington JOURNAL, a weekly newspaper pub
Dished in the city of Wilmington. N. o., once a
week for six weeks sucoessively, Motif ing them
TO appear before the Judge of the Superior
Court OF Duplir county at the term to be held
in eaId county the 18Th Monday after the
complaint of the plaiotif copy of which will
be deposited in the cffi.e of the Superior Court
Clerk of eaid county.
Given under my han1 and seal of tffice
the 18Th of September, 1871.
J. u. eOUTHERCAND,
Clerk Superior Court Duplin county.
sent 22 sc .W6I oh
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From New York,

sNEw YORK, Sept. 80.
Capt. Mcclellan, Of the steamship Brittania,
from Glasgow, was lost overheard in exerting
himself to save lady passenger while the ship
was giving heavy lurch. All efforts to save
Linn proved unsuccessful.
No trouble is spprehended at the laborers'
meeting tonight.
George o. Evans. charged with embezzsling
funds in Pennsylvania. is before Judge McCune
on a writ of habeas corpus. Decision reserved.
There was wholesale discharge of mechan-
les from the construction department of the
Navy ard to-day.
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DIED.

In Magnolia September 27 IA, 1871, GEORGE
EGBEkT infant son of Henry and Helen New
bury, aged year and months.
BERTHE was frai Chi d-too frail fer earth ;
therefore he only paid us transient visit. His
body is now resting In the grave, but his little
spirit bas passed over the bright hill tops of
glory, and is now nesting in the bosom of Jesus.
Farewell, Bertie, th q art one;
"Yet ag ain we Dope 10 meet thees
When the day OF life ie led;
Then in Heaven with JOY 10 greet thee.
Where no farewell tear ID shed.''
.-- 4. A. B.
Near Black Rivor Chapel, New Hanover ooun-
~, N. O., on the 7Gh Of August last. Mr.. WILL
LIAM HENBY, respectable citizen, aged 81
years and days.
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 30.
At q special meeting OF the Ohsmoer OF Com
merce, it was resolved, that we feeI warranted IN
giving1our solemn assurance, based upon reports
from the Board of Health and our most dis
tineuished physicisns that the health of the
citv WAS never better and that no epidemic ex-
lists st all.
The Republican says th1- the Presideet of the
Board of Health informs it the ia lut one case
of yellow fever under treatment in the city
There has been no new case reported for three
days, and no death for six.
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GIFT, a handsome POCKET MAP Of
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The MESSENGER is pTe-emiuently q readable
FAMILY PAPER, (now in it's 7th volume, and, as
VEHICLE OF NEWS, has always held the first
rank among Southern journals. Its news On
every topic of interest-poitical, EteIa social
domestic and foreign-is always fresh. Ro ondA
Of current intelligence, always rendered with
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AS AN ORGAN OF OPINION.
The MESSENGER is fearless, tren"hant, indoml-
table, ardent in it's advocacy of sound Demo
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Of political abuses and corruption; and not con-
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Rank statement.

NEW YORK. Sept. go.
Loans decrease over seven and thres'quarter
millions; specie increase, three and half mil
lions; deposits decrease nearly nine milIions
legal tenders, decrease over three and quarter
millions.
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KNOXVILLE, Sept. Sc.
Nelson gave himself up this afternoon and gave
bond in the sum of s25 600 to answer the indict.
ment for killing G, neral Clsnton. Els father.
VIM G. Brownlow, VIM. @. Jackson and Joseph
Jacques are his bondsmen:
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CABLE DISPATCHES.
VERSAILLES, Sept go

VERSAILLES Sept 80
The representations Of the government to
Germany in reference to the continued occupa-
ton Of the Oiseare unanswered. The troops are
still at Compeigne, and have returned to Oreil,
Orescy and Oarmont.
The disarmament of the National Guard at
Bordeaux has been completed.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
SAMPSON COUNTY.
IN TIE PROBATE COURT,
September 8.h, i. D.. 1871.
U.r.ri Lea, B4rgett Lee and others,
Us.
ula ..1a2a L47o and others, Heirs at Law of
PharO 1h Lee, deceased.
gAE NOTION it is ordered that publication
] bo mal5 III the Wilmington JOURNAL for
* weeks TOR the heirs of Edmund Lee, resid-
lg ia Te2nesse, and John Lee, residing in
aaAanna. - appear at the next term of the
-uDt:igr Court, 30 be held for the county OF
9:iucs0u. At the Oourt House in Clinton ttenth
Mon.ag af.er the 4th Monday in August, A. D.
1871! TO see proceedings in this case and to
!nlao themselves parties to the said issue if
hey shall think proper.
JAYES K. MORI5EY,
Probate Judge.
==p.l5 35- F6Tch
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State Of North Carolina,
.Ew uANOVER COUNTY.
sUPEEIOR COURT.

E4,,io Reid and Annie Reid, b. their Guardian,
Edwin A. Keith.
james Il Erogu and wiEo josephine, ct al.
,,ae dsfoa4ants in this case, viz: william
t,1rtis and wife b. beech. alias Eebecca Re1d,
LANES II Brown and wife Josephine, and Ma
,oIeon Eeii sre summoned TO appear before the
5Jrrk of the Superior COURT, at Lis offi,e in the
O0urt House in the city OF Whining ton, on the
!)tG day OF October, A. D. 1871, TO answer the
,.,m3la.nt Of the plaintiffs. II the r. fenda te
1aiI 10 appear that time the piaintitf, will ap
D,g fpr the relief demanded in the com Qlailt
f7gcther with the costs OF this action.
Given under my hand and seal
.-AL. this the 2lst day of September, 1871.
J. c.. MANN,
Clerk Superior Court.
EmPIE, Attorney.
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