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Notice of Final Settlement,

he will apply to A. o. Norris Judge of Probate
for Anderson County, on Thursday, the 18th
day of February next, for Final Settlement
of tho Estate of Adam Elrod, deceased, and for
letters of dismssion from tho same.
r. Il. ELROD, Ex'r.
Jan 4, 1872 2G 81
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Itinerant Traders and Auctioneers.

Sec 6. Five Dollars day by any Itinerant
Trader or Auctioneer offering for sale within
merchandise at auction or otherwise, to be
paid each day in advance; and every Itinerant
Trader or Auctioneer, so offering for sale any
goods, wares and merchandise at auction, or
otherwise, without having paid the above spec
flied tax, shall be fined in the discretion of the
Council each day he may so offer; Provided,
The provisions Of this Ordinance shall not be
SO construed as to apply to the ordinary dealers
in grain, fruit potatoes, tobacco, poultry, IRON
ware earthenware, or other produce or manu-
features of like character. Also, Two Dollars
on the hundred dollars of all fees and commits
sions received by each licensed auctioneer from
the first day of January, 1871, to the first day
of January 1872; Provided, That this clause
shall not include sales made by order of Court
or process of law, or by executors or admins
tratOrS
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Notice of Final Settlement.

YTNHE undersigned hereby gives notice that
Judge of Probate, on Tuesday, the 9th day of
February, 1872, for Final Settlement of tho
Estate of Ollcy MattisOn, deceased, and for
letters of dismssion from the same.
MARY MOORE, Adm'x.
Ian a. 1872 26 5
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Notice of Final Settlement,

THE undersigned gives notice that ho will
make application to A. o. Norris, Judge of Pro-
bate for Anderson County, on Thursday, the
Sth day of February next, for n Final Settle
ment of the Estate of James r. FAINT, deceased
and final discharge thcrefrom.
o. Fl. p. FAINT, Admir-.
Jan 4, 1872 2G 5
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Notice of Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that will apply to
IN A. o. Norris, Esq, Judge of Probate, on
Wednesday, the 18th day of February next, at
Anderson Court House, for Final Settlement
of the Estate of r. C. Smith, deceased, and for
letters of dismssion therefrom.
JOHN b. SMITH, Admir-.
Inn 4 1879 70 6
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Lumber Lumber {!

N Lumber at the lowest prices can obtain
the same through our agents, B. F. Crayton q
Sons, Anderson G. H., or by order sent direct
ly TO the Mill.
KAUFMAN & HOLLEMAN,
Walhalla, IS. C. -
Nov 80, 1871 q sm
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Notice of Final Settlement.

NUtIC0 V1 G1H11 10UVk0H10HV'
TNHE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
will apply to A. o. Norris Judge of Pro-
bate, on Wednesday, the 14th February next,
for q Final Settlement of the Estate Of Joseph
L. Rogers, deceased, and for letters of dismis-
sion from the same.
0-0- JOHN c. ROGERS,
Admir-. with Will annexed.
Jan a. 1879 26 q
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JUST ARRIVED (!

JUST ARRIVED!
TWENTY FINE MARES. Also, the finest
pair of HORSES that have been seen in An
derson in ten years.
THOMPSON & STEELE,
Waverly House Stables.
Dec 81, 1871 25
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= East Tennessee does an enormous sheep
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Watches.

Sec S. One. Dollar for each gold watch kept
for private use. Fifty Cents for each silver
watch. or watch of any other baser metal, kept
for private use.
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Carriages, Omnibuses, &c.

/ Sec. 4. Two Dollars on each and every four
wheeled pleasure carriage drawn by two or
more horses. One Dollar and Fifty Cents on
each and every one-horse carriage, barouche,
gig, sulky and buggy kept for pleasure and not
for hire. One Dollar on each wagon drawn by
more than two horses. Seventy five Cents on
each wagon drawn by two horses. Fifty Cents
on each one-horse wagon drawn by one horse.
The license tax on hacks, omibuses and drays,
drawn by two or more horses, kept or used for
hire, shall be Ten Dollars on each. On all car
riages drawn by one or more horses Five Dol
lars each, and for all other vehicles on springs,
drawn by one horse, Three Dollars each. On
each wagon drawn by two or more horses, Two
DOLLARS and Fifty Cents each, and on each one
horse wagon, One Dollar and Fifty Cents.
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AN ORDINANCE
TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR
THE TOWN OF ANDERSON
FOR TIE YEAR ENDING THE
3lst DAY OF DECEMBER, A.D. 1871.

DE 1T ORDAINED, by the Intendant and
ID Wardens of the Town of Anderson, in
Council assembled, and by the authority oft
same, That Tax, for the sums and in the man,
ner hereafter named, shall be raised and paid
into the public Treasury of the said Town, for
the use and service thereof, that is to say
On Real Estate.
SEcTIoN1. Twenty-Five Cents on every hum
drctf dollars Of the value of all Real Estate sit
uate, lying and being within the corporate linn
its Of said Town, other than the real estate OF
Churches and Schools and the Anderson Male
Academy.
! Sales Of Goods, Wares, &c.
SEC. 2 Twenty Cents on every hundred dol
lars Of the amount of all sales Of Goods, Wares
and Merchandise made by any person or per-
SONS between the first day of January, 1871, and
the first day of January, 1872.
Incomes.
: SEC. 8. Twenty Cents for every hundred dol
lars of the amount of gross income arising from
all factorage employments or faculties; from
the practice Of the professions of the law, med
icine and. dentistry; from the business of Da-
guerreotyping, Ambrotyping and Photograph
ing'in said Town, and from all monies loaned
at interest, and from dividends received on
Bank and other Stock.
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LassiItude and DebiIiity /.

Tho relaxation Of nervoua energy
which creates an ihdisposition to physi.
cal or mental effort, 80 strong as almost
to amount to positive inability, and which
we term lassitudG proceeds from a VA
riety Of causes, Theprincipal Of these are
constitutional debility, heat Of the atmos-
phere, coupled with humidity, ,lclimatic
changes, and physical prostration eonse.
auent upon long illness. But whatever
the cause, It must be perfectly clear that
If the nervous system ID unduly relaxed,
something is required to brace 1t up.
That something Is Hostetter's Bitters,
which Is universally recognized as the
most complete and speedy recuperant Of
the PHYSICAL forces in existance. It has
been 30 thoroughly and widely demonstra.
ted as tobe matter Of positive certainty
and familiar knowledge, that the Bittcrs
will not only rehabilitate the physique,
when shattered and wasted BY, disease. bui
win also, ittaken systemati caIly, actually
compensate the coustitutlonRlly feeble
tramef for Its deficiency OF strength, and
by intusing new life into a weak system
endow II with the health and vigor which
Nature has deniedrit, The Bitters alsC
enable the body 10 resist the enervating
influences Of heat, humidity, and changes
from temperate 70 o hot climate. tits
on these accounts specially to'be recon-
nlended to travellers and residents In the
torrid zone, and persona subjected TO ab.
rupttransiIicns intetnperature. epaAw
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Court, to belocketed III said court and
therein prosecuted, as may DO prescribed
by law. The Jurisdiction q justices 81
the Peace shall extend throughout their
county they shall be conservStofs Of the
peace and have such jurisdiction and
poWets In criminal cases as may be pre.
scribed by law, not repugnant to this Con.
stitdtion.i faofsI1' -. il!f my l1a
81. The Legislature shall, upon the ap.
pllcall0nl ofahy ono or more countiesre.
form, alter, or abolish the county court
established by this Constitution, In said
county or counties, and In lieu thereof,
with the assent Of q majority Of the voters
Of each OF said county or counties, create
another court, or other tribunals therein,
aSvWeli for judicial, as Tor police and fiscal
purposes cOniormed 10 the wishes OF the
county or counties making the applica-
toni but with the same powers and iuris.
dlction herein conferred upon the county
conrt, md With compensation 10 be made
lromthe county treasury: Provided, That
the courts 30 created Bhall In their pro.
visions be made to conform to the policy
OF the State as prescribed In this 0onsti-
tuition. .T1-I1-I
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Baltt,masoIree CaI.IIe 1TSSI;;iE;,s,..

EBAITnlpRE, February 9.-BKyIBOG
TILE III mar et v lerddf dbthld In
little animation. The QUALITY Oh tie ofier.
ing was better than last week, there being
but few common cattle in the yards-some
$50 head were sold at COAT as per 100
lbs, but few selling ct the outsldo figure.
To-day the balanceoi the offerings iHere
slowly sold at prices without any change
since yesterday! OF the receipts about
- head were reshipped East without
being offered here. Prices o.day iof Beet
Cattle ranged as follows: Best iseeYes
20 0Oa7 25; that generally rated fftstguGlL!
~ . 37a6 90; medium or good fair
quality "a STAB 81; ordinary thin Steers.
Oxen and Cows 81 00a6 81; inferior and
lower grades Of Cattle 30 00a0 90 general
average Of the market today IS 81 sx.
treme range OF prices "a GOAT Is. Most
Of the sales were from IS 90 10 % 20 per
100 Lbs. OF the receipts 46l head came
from Ohio, 131 from West Virginia, 70
from Maryland, 429 from iIlIinoIig i2I0
from Pennsylvania, 20 from Missouri, ID
Rom Tennessee, aud A trHn tie DtSttict
OF Columbia total receipts for Tic. week
1859 head, against $40 last week, and
500 head the same time last year. OF
the offerings $40 head were taken BY Bal.
tlmore butchers, 10 sold to spectators for
Eastern markets, 30 to Washington deal.
ers, and 81 to country butchers otal sales
for the week III head, against 1855 last
week, and 775i head same time last year. ]
SHERP-Tho receipts continue light,
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POISNED no DEATH.

A healthy liver secretes each day about
two and halfpounds Of bile, which con.
tains great amount OF waste material taken
from the blood. When the liver becomes
torpid or congested, It fails to eliminate
this vast amount OF noxinus substance,
which therefore remains TO poison the
blood and be conveyed 10 every part Of
the system. What must be the condi.
ton Of the blood when II is receiving and
retaining each day two and a halt pounds
OF poisonr Nature tries 10 work Oft this
poison through other channels and organs
the kidneys, lungs, skin, ETC.; but these
become overtaxed In performing this Ia.
Dor, In addition Ito their natural functions,
and cannot long Withstand the pressure,
but become variously diseased.
The brain, which Ia the great electrical
centre Of all vitality, Is unduly stimulated
by the unhealthy blood which passes 10 1t
from the heart and it fails to perform ia
office BEAUTIFULLY. Hence the symptoms
Of bile poisoning, which are duilness,
headache, incapacity to keep the mind
on any subject, impairment of memory,
dizzy, sleepy, or nervous feelings, gloomy
foreb0dings and sirritability Of temper.
The Blood ttSelf being diseased as 1t forms
the sweat upon the surface Of the skin, 1t
10 80 irritating and poisonous that It pro-
duces discolored brown spots, pimples,
blotches, and other eruptions, sores, boils,
carbuncles and scrofulous tumorS. The
stomach, bowels and other organs spo-
ken Of, cannot escape becoming affected
sooner or later, and costiveness, piles,
dropsy, dyspepsia, diarrhea, female
weakness and many other forms oil
chronic disease, arc among the necessary
results. As remedy for all these vari!
ons manifestations OF disease, DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery Is positively
unequaled. By 1t the liver and stomach
are changed TO an active, healthy state,
the appetite regulated and restored, the
blood and secretions thoroughly purified
and enriched, the whole system renovated
and built up anew. soldby all flrSt-class
druggists. ,,l;.r rfdn .r-.s,i.
IN every Quarter OF the Globe
where It Is known, and there are q few
indeed where 1t Is not, the MEXICAN Mus.
TANG IMMINENT takes precedence Of all
similar preparations. It's transcedent
merits have obtained for il a popularity
seldom reached by any proprietary medf.
cine. In is infancy the fiat ofits success
was postponed in the widespread endorse.
ment which itreceiVed from physicians,
veterinary surgeons, horseInen and the
public generally. No one now thinks Of
Questioning its clam to be considered the
Standard Liniment Of America. eod&w
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1t Is common error 70 suppose Slim.
ulation and Narcotic Poisoning, or, as It Is
frequently but erroneously called, Ouer.
stiNuIqtiOls Is ID q common, error 70 con.
slider that these two are one and the same
thing, or, at most, that they differ in de.
gree only. When stimulants are used
largely independently Of lood, Narcotic
Potsonfng-oE which Drunkenness Il a
striking example-A the result. But
when one feels depressed, let him not re.
sort to indiscriminate and III regulated
Stimulation Let him rather, alter each
meal, take one wlne.glassiul Of DR.. Got.
tlIeb Fisch'a Bitters. No reaction, will
follow this: this Is true Stimulation. The
very first dose will enable tho sufferer "a
bssfn to appropriate the latent force stored
up in food; and the force thus appropri
ated, will itself enable him TO ,appropri,
ate still more next time; and so on: health
vitality, cheerfulness, climbing up and
swelling up, week after week, as. In ONT
long. drawn, harmonious ereScendot -as
This subject continued next week nm
derl"7n Treatment Of InebridteS." ''
Il rWare & Schmitz, Philadelphia, Pro
prietors of DR.. Fischs Food Bitters.'
~ - 81 : eodGw
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIRLI
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New York Money and Stock Market.
1NEw York, March O.4GorD- Opened
at 11Ot, sold down to ITO, and closed at
A 0t very quiet. Clearlngs, nearly Sea-
100000. Specie payments for the week,
MoSEy-Th market was active during
the afternoon. The demand from stock
brokers was urgent, and the closing loans
were at 1.3s; and late in the day that rate
was bid. Money was offered at 1.1G, but
closed firm at Gto'7 per cent. The bank
statement is favorable, and show that the
banks have made q net gain Of 100000
in their legal reserve, and now hold $4ls,-
$50 above the per cent required by law.
GOVERNMENT BoNDs-Market quiet
throughout the day, but closed strong.
Ga,Tny yxyr anna
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GhsGat'tttigIs'an
rHE NEW CONSTITUTION
The JndicIary.

The following is tho article providing
fl, ,be Judiciary organization of the
State, as finally passed by the Convention Ion
in Committee Of the Whole on 'Ie ON
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DR. JOHNSON

Member q the R6yal College Of SurReous Lon.
nont Sfaduate Of ono Of tho most eminent Col.
legeg u the United States, and the RFester uSrt
pL,Mnoee NE haa been spent In tho Hospitals OF
enected some OF the most astonishing cIIres that
Eere eyer known. Many troubled with rineiug
N me mead and ears when asleep, great neryous.
me-, being alarmed d sudden sounds, bashful.
ness. WIZ frequent blnshing, attended some.
l Ia Mi!n arrangement OF mind, were cured
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTtcn

TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE. y
DE. j; addresses all those who have injured
S sS1,s ~ lmpToper Indulgence and solitary
rage. = - 'N''t''y VI mar
These arc some OF the sad and melancholy Of.
,eetS produced by early habits Of youth. VIZ .
Mea5nees OF the Back and Limbs, Pains in thc
heIa, Dimnees Of Sight, Loss OF Muscular Pow.
ttShIPtatqn OF the Heart, DyBpepsia, NeryoIs
iiirlaoIlty, arrangement Of the DiRestiye Fune.
uo zen General Debility, symptoms II ConSuinp.
a iSs1 fearful effects on the mind
re much 20 DO dreaded Loss or MOnorv, CoS
tlsion OF Ideas, Depression OF ebifitS RyiI Fo,4.
0S9lnRs AVeraion 10 Society, Self DlStTust Love
o. solitude Ttmldity, &C., are some OF he eyilS
Thousands ,of persons Of all avea can MN,
ladge what Is the cause Of their Declining heelth
iesing thelr Tgor, becoming weak, pale, neryous
sna .emaclAted, having a angular appeSrsnco
sumption. VI WV
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and . hundred other symptoms. SIMMONS
LIVER RRGU LAT0R 10 the remedy best that
has ever been, discovered for these Ailments,
It acts mildly, efiectually, and being O simple
vegetable compound, can do NO injury In any
lesB In every way; 1t has been used for forty
yearS, and hundreds Of the good and great
nom al parts OF the country Will Vouch Tor IL
virtues, VlE: g-gLs ty..i7sJuL gEf N in
Jno. Gill Shorter, Ex-GOYetuOr OF Alabama,
vi Gen. John B. Gordon. II 'l'0 10 - u
R. L. Mott, Columbus, Georgia %. ..,,.g.
Are among the hundreds toWhom We can reiur
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MARRIAGE

rodect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary regulates 70 promote connubisl hap.
through life becomes q weary pilpTi fnSSS. fSS
prospect hourly darkenB 10 the view, the mind
bec0mes Swallowed with despair ana alled Win
me melancholy reelection that the Happiness Of
another becomes blIRhted WITH onr own ~
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ORGANIO WEAKNnss

ImmlGdlAIeIy cured and null vlgor rcstorod.
THIS distressing aiieStlon, which renders lila
miserable and MARRIAGE impossible Is the penalty
Young pereons arc too apt 10 commit eScesSes
nom onotI being aware Of tho dreadful come.
quencee that may ensue. Now, who mai tindef.
htAnd8 tho anbio Mtll pretend 10 DENY thst Ina
power OF procteation is lost sooner by those ialI.
Rag lnt9 IMPROPER hAblts than BY the prudent
olapflng TIE mos Beri0uaA and eAtrnctiye symn.
TOMS or BON body and mind arise, Tho systein
becomes derangedt tho Physical and Mental
EnnehonI Weakened, LoSs OF ProcreatiYe Power.
TSetx W nrltaplltN pyepepeia, Palpltattdn oil
ma wasting or tho Franc, Cough, Consumption
Decay and DeAth. ~ sl-aIn9.-.-r -
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.LTYKRnIsehRRnn.

LIVER DISEASEa and
indignation prevail 70
Q greatef extent than
probably any other
mAlAdy, and relief ID
AlWAyB sought Ritafl
II tho Liver Is regu.
lated In It's action,
health 10 almost inya-
riably secured. lndl.
geston or want OF &C.
ton in tho Liver
causes Headache, Com
Gtipation, Janndice,
Pain In tho Shout.
ders, Cough, DiEEi-
ncsaS Sour Stomach,
bad taste IN III Q
mouth, bilious 1t.
tackg, palpltAtion oil
the heart depression
~ RRlRia NR Nha htnRa
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured Themselves nv A rcrt.,n rrs..
tlco, indnlRed In when alone, a habit freHnsniIv
Termed nom evel companions, or at School. M
enecn OF which are nightly felt, even when
asleep, and, Il not cured, renders marriage i'm
pS SSSi,Sa1e, ana destToys both mind and body,
What pity that young man. tho hono nj nj.
country, the pride or his parents Shouid he
ny, nl5atehea nom all prospects, and enIoyments OF
ne ny inc consequences OF dcYtAting from the
p pay OF nature, and indllging in certain 60
e si nap't' Such persons must, before contain.
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ALoaEvilie arket

I oUrsvII1IE, Mar. S.-ToBAcco-ssles
146lhhds> Market sitter for all grades
and very strong.
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Raltlmlo,rIfel iAIarikIIellt..

Bl1TntoRE, March .-FIoUR-Dull
Pat unchanged; Xxx spring. % 90. bo9,,aas
GRAIE-Wheat. . Market steady With a
lhoderate so demand; Mol Milwaukee
81 20fi No. 2 do, II 1871 oats-D nll aud
prices have declined; No. 9,8lGt Rye
No. s1,S69c. q Barley Demand fair and
market firm; No. Q falh Bee s..ssss,sss..'
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS:
Tac many thousands eured at this establIsh
meTons Important surgical Operations performed
yht "; johnston, Witnessed by the reporterS OF
~ gen and many oIhor papers notices 0i
Mnise mare appeared again again before the
character and respectabillty, 10 q suicient euEr.
antee 70 the aalict0d,1 adj dlGiisl1 " 1GtiSHul
SKIN t,iiS. DISEASES ~ 81 SPEEDILY CURED.
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MARRLAGR

Married Persons, OF Young Men coutemplatlnp
marriege being aware Of Physical WeakneSs'
organic DEBILITY, DeioImities, speedily cured.
ne who places himself nnder The caro- or DR.. j.
may rengtously eohade IN his honor a. gentle
ana confidently rely upon his skill as ply.
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IpR. ,rOHNannN

OFFICE, NOT SOUTH FREDERICK sTPRFT
LoH hand eido going nom Baltimore gtfeot a fo1s
oooES rum the corner. Fail not 10 obseryo the
u. No lottors received unless post-paid and
eSoaniniag e stamp to DO used On tie reply,
PERSONS writing should state ago, and send por.
tion Of advertisement describing eYmptomS.
Tho Doctors DIPLOMA haffn IN hIG o5dce., T
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NHEVV5HyuS t1IV uHJ DUE OIUoVu OEIUub'
STERLING ,EXCHANaR-109A.

STATE BoNDs-Steady on the genera
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CHICAGO March 9.-FLoUR-Extra su.
pertine spring quiet at SO Gas 70.
GRAIN-WheatL No. Q spring Chicago
firm and steady at 81 oct. Corn-No: 2
mixed quiet and firmer at Sic, Oats
No. 3 quiet ut SOiaSl9c. Rye-No. 9 dull
and easier OF zoe. Barley-Quiet and IN.
changed. o IT, lii5rEl di.l y jA
Il PRovIsIoNs-Dull and lower. Mess
Pork-$11 82a11 70. Lard-Easier at
IS 25aS 80. Bulk Meats Quiet; should.
ers, 4tc; sides, 59c; clear rib, 5tc; clear,
64aG4c, o. 90
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l. The judicial power shall be We. yes'f 10
IN i a 's sSpTeme court of appeals anu 10 10
circuit courts and the judges Iaefe oni III T.,
the county and corporation cour''' anu III
tho instices oil the peace,