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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-25
CALbEDAR-rHIs DAT.

Il. Collins sgt. BlOodgood ct a.
3S. .The People. &c, LeTey ct
al. sgt Green.
80. The Same sgt the Same.
81. Weber sgt. Weber.
81. In tie matter, &C., Aaron
son. deceased.
80. .GOepp, admir-, agt Du-
moulin.
90. Lincoln agt. Lincoln.
81. .ParnhAm agt Hamilton.
90. .Kpight agt CunDiagton
tIal.
100. Snow agt. Snow.
1876. metropolitan Savings Bank
AIT. Wright, Sc.
1913. In the matter Of the petit
tion Of Beck to vacite. Sc
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1919. Bartlett at. Mcneil.
1871. Jackson ct al. sgt. Richard
con.
1872. .DaSe agL Reeves SAlmes
ct al.
1873. The People, &C., FLOYD ct
al. sgt Green. &c.
1874. TIE People, Nc, Sessora,
agt. Green &c.
1875. II ng act. Bhyen.
1876. Slater agt. BoTe.
1877. KELSEY et al agt. Hegeman,
&c.
1873. Young. ct al sgt. Young,
&c, et al
1879. .CheneT agt, Grey.
l41. Harris agt, Jacobs ct al
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Ocean Steamers

NOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
il BATES or FREIGHT REDUCED -
UNITED STATES sni BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPAh,
Regular Mai sa,n0 90 the 23J OF ever nooe
SOUTH AhBRICA C4DA Tiaklepangh Adgus' %
ONTARIO CaDS G SOcln- September 81
MERRlMACh CAPT w-Is October 20
splendid sail hedie cal 81 s. fbDA
Perhambueo Ra and RIO de inso ADD fssar1nE F'
engagement Of freight or pasage apply 70
WIN. GARRISON. AgehL No. BowEnggren, New fors-
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
~ LINB-These 6rstea steamships will sail ever TUESDAY
Pier - ~ r foot OF Cedrsl for Havana direct
follows
steamship WILMINGTON ............. August "a
Steamship MOkRO
steamship JEnDAl nrysehpet
For freight or passlge accommOtnOnD apply
WIN. p. CLYDE S CO.. No boshng-sresn
D. McKELLEK. Agent in Havana.
A NCH0R LINE. - EXPRESS STEAMERS
n sail from Pier 20 North River NeE.York
CALEDONIA WEDNESDAY. Aug % ITALIA. WeinesT sept
INDIA SATURDAY 80 AUSTRALIA SATURDAY sept
Passengers booki AMI forwarded and from kawaf Stitoan
Great Britain nd Germany Norway Sweden Denmark or Anene
as sy speedily comfortably and chesy other route or line
Tickets Cerhoae can be bought at lowest currency f'
" -'F"'-" HESDERSOH BROTHERS, Agents
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B. F. SNIrH, Register.
VIZ. h. KELLY, Recsivr.
MORTGAGE SALE,

nEFAuLf has wen made in the payment Of five
IL hundred and enc and 5O-1o0 dotlnrs, which is
claimed to be due at the date of this notice. on q
certain mortgage, bearing date December fifteenth,
Rice county Minne,ota, to Erwin H. Bartholf Of the
same place, and duly recorded in the Office Of the
Register Of Deeds, N and for the county of Red
wood and State Of Minnesota, the 22nd day of
May, A. D. 1859. at ono o'clock P. NJ, IN Book One
Of Mortgages, on pages 81 and IS. Which said
Of September. A. d. 1869. duly assigned by the
said Erwin q. Bartholf. to Rodney A. Mott, which
assignment dnlv recorded in the office Regis
ter Of Deeds, il and for the County of Redwood,
1873, at 1oK o'clock A. ~, in Book Of Mortgages
on page So and no proceedings at law have been
Instituted for the recovery of said sum- any part
thereof. Nov, therefore, notice is hereby given,
that pursuant to power Of ssle, In said Mortgage
contained and Of the Statute in such case made aud
said mortgage, to Wit Lots one two, three, four,
I've and six, d, 2, 81 in block eight () lot
four ~ in bisck a. lot nine 90 in block three
(3), lots four snd Eve q 81 in block four ~, lot
O., lot 81. @ in block twelve i2, lot four q IN
block fourteen (l4, lot nine 90 Of block eighteen
18, and lot eleven ny of block twenty co., of the
Village Of Redwood Falls, Of the County o, Redwood
and State ef1!nnesota, according to recorded plat
ia's Office in the village Of Redwood Falls in the
said County a Redwood, ON tn" TWENTY-FOURTH
day OF May, AID ten o'clock in the forenoon Of
said day, to aa6sfy the amount due on said mort
gage together with thirty dollars solicitors fees
foreclosure, and ths further sum Of thirtysix IS
100 dollars taxes on sid premises paid BY the said
assignee for the yeers A. D. 1859, 1870 and 1871
and the eosts of this forcelcsure.
RobNEY a. MOTT, Assignee.
s-.,- Earihault Minn.
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THE GAZETTE.
VIZ. B, HsRssorr. ]. 8. BEAs-
HERRloTT & 6EAl,
Edisors ana Publishers.
EFFECT OF THE LATE DECISION
on RAILROADS.

The decision Of the Supreme Court
Of this State, in the case of J. D. Blake
& Co. ". the Winona & St. Peter
railroad company, noticed last week,
seems likely to have = much wider
range in its effects on the business and
material interests Of the State, and
especially of the Winona road, than a
6rst view of the case would indicate
If the people are content With the set.
tling the question Of the right Of the
Legislature to control railroads, and
'confue the use Of that right to the pre-
vention Of abuses, they will be much
better of and the railroads will not be
in any way oppressed.
Under the law the Winona road
may be sued 10 the courts aud fued
$1,000 for any over-charge it has made
since the law went into effect, and
can DOUBTLESS be pushed into a forfeit
ure Of its charter, aud run into com.
plete bankruptcy It is to be hoped
that Blake & Co. brought their suit to
settle principle for future use, with
a willingness to let the past go; and
that every one else having done busi.
ness with the road are like minded.
It is certainly not desirable to the
people Of this vicinity that any course
should be pursued that would in any
way affect the operations Of the Vino
ma load. Those depending on it
would be 10 much worse shape with.
out it than they were under its extor-
lions. 1t will require as much wisdom
TO make the peoples victory snbservs
the public good as it did to gain it !;
and the way it is used will have a vcrv
decided bearing on the progress Of
contemplated roads.
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Republican State Convention.
The Fourteenth Annual Republican
State Convention, will be held at St.
Paul, WEDNESDAY THE SIX
TEENTH DAY OF JULY, A. D.,
1873, at II NJ, for the purpose of nom-
mating candidates for the following
State Officers, to be filed at the next
general election, viz:
GOVERNOR,
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
SECRETARY OE STATE,
STATE TREASURER,
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
the counties will be allowed the fol.
lewing delegates:
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The people Of Minneapolis have
voted down the proposition to issue
bonds for carrying on the work Of i'm.
proving the water power. According
to the zsibsse something needs to be
done, and quickly. The $4,000 ap.
propriated BY the Government to be
used this spring, will do little more
than repair the Golfer dam, get the
water out Of the tunnel and get all
ready to begin where the work vas
left of last fall To an outsider it
looks very much - il there ought to
Be snougq private enterprise in Min
nsapoli to have fnished that work
long ego, without % many frantic ap-
pssh for govsrapsnt and city aid.
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Dispatches state that Gen. Davis
after erecting q scaffold, and making
preparations to hang . dozen or more
Of tho leading Modocs, the nsxt day
received an order from Washington to
hold the prisoners. This, Of course,
stopped the execution. The feeling
iu camp i one Of profound distrust oi
the result.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-06-12

In New York. June I'd, Frank A
Walworth deliberately shot his father
Mansfield T. Walworth, killing him
almost instantly. Family difficulties
led to it. Mr.. Walworth had mel
lived with his family for some time,
and the son adhered to his mother.
The standing Of the family WAS very
good. Mr.. Walworth was the son oi
the late Chancellor Walworth, of New
York, and himself . man Of some lit.
srary accomplishments. MrA Wal.
worth hts . ladiesi seminary At Sara
toga. The son surrendered himself 70
tho authorities. He i nineteen years
old.
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Alfred Wa!lia, ESQ.,, Of New Ulm,
has obtained from the Court an al
tentative writ Of mandar1us, directed
to the Brown county commissioners.
commanding them to meet in extra
session and approve his official bond as
county attorney, or show cause to tho
contrary before the court on the 24th
day Of June. Mr.. Wallin was duly
elected by the people. What's the
matter? Isn't he . German?
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NOTICE..

US. Land Office,
Redwood alls, Minn., June, 4, 1873. !
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
William G. Bar inst Joseph B, B,ockman for aban-
d,,aing his Homestead Entry, No, $685., d,tsu Aug,
18th lss0 upon the Souta West qua ter, Section 90
Tows"ip i12, Range g, in R.nville County, Mime.
evt:,
with view to the cancellation of said entry: the
said parties hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 2lst day Of July, 1878, At 12 O'Clock
N, to respond and furnish testimony concerning
sail alleged abandonment.
B.F. SIXTH, Register.
81 VIZ. Il. KELLY, Recsivr.
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ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ST.
PAUL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.

We have received copy Of the
Annual Report Of the St. Paul Cham
Der Of Commerce for 1872, from which
We learn some particulars in regard to
the rapid growth and present proper.
tions of the city and its trade, which
We would acknowledge to be astonish-
ing, but that "the wise are never
astonished"
Some Of the facts appearing in the
report are these The first railroad
train ran out Of St, Paul July 1, 1862.
The arrivals and departures are now
eiyhty-three trains daily. The amount
of exchange sold in 1872 was s3s,
49,, ,723,-ovcr a million aud a quar-.
ter for every one thousand inhabit.
ants: aud the daily bank receipts aud
disbursements we're s765,95O. The
jobbiug trade fer 1872 amounted to
neatly eighteen millions, fully double
what it was three years before, There
were erected last year 934 buildings
at cost Of s2,346,4S7. There are
ten completed railroads ceutering there
and Eve more projected. The popula.
ton in 1865 was $4,000, and in 1872
little over $4,000. That, however,
was year ago, and We believe that it
is now known to be considerably over
10000.
The above with other facts Of like
character set forth in the report are
claimed as conclusive that the gro,cth
Of tie city, on a perfectly solid basis,
is unprecedented /; and as the Secre.
tary would say, s'men with sufficient
intelligence to comprehend the multi
plication table" can see that the Claim
is a legitimate one. Not claiming Gun
ineuce as a manufacturing place, yet
there are about two th housand persons
employed in that way. Measures too
have been inaugurated to make it a
wheat market, and what St.
Paul men undertake they usually &C.
complish.
We have barely limited at the out.
lines OF the report. There is much in
It to interest Minnesotians. The
whole State look upon St. Paul Is til I
city northwest Of Chicago, and ex.
cept when local feelings are
touched, feel : pride in her position
and are concerned for her prosperity
Any one whc is uaaequainted with the
grit Of her business men will be at a
loss in endeavoriug to account for her
astonishing progress. It is emphatic.
ally a city Of live mea, and they
are reaping the rewards Of their in.
dustry aud enterprise. There is prob
ably no other place IN the country
where operations in real estate have
been more satisfactory to those invest
ing than st. Paul has been for several
yearA
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TO FARIERS.

Owing to the numerous calls that
We have had for the new "timber law
We thought best to republish it and are
now prepared to supply extra copies
to any who may want them for either
themselves or friends.
The act of March Sd, 1873, entitled
ian act to encourage the growth Of
timber on western prairies."
First. That any person who shall
plant, and for = continuous period Of
ten years shall protece aud keep in
healthy growing condition, forty acres
Of timber (the trees thereon being not
more than twelve feet apart each way)
on any quarter section Of the public
la,ao Of The United States that are
prairie lands. or naturally devoid Of
timber, shall be entitled to = patent
for the whole quarter.section at the
expiration Of the said ten years, on
making proof Of such facts by not less
than two credible witnesses: Provid.
ed, that only one quarter Of any one
section shall be thus granted.
Second. That a party applying to
enter lands under the first section of
this act shall make affidavit before the
Register or Receiver Of the proper land
Office that the said entry is made for
the cultivation Of timber, aud on filing
such affidavit with the said Register
or Receiver, aud on payment Of ten
dollars fee and the prescribed commits.
sions, the said party shall thereupon
be permitted to enter the quantity of
land hereiubefore specified: Provided,
that no certificate shall be given or
patent issued ut such time, or at any
time within three years thereafter, the
party making such entry, or, if he te
dead his heirs or legal representatives
shall make proof by two credible wit.
nessss Of the fact of such cultivation
for the period aforesaid, he or they
shall receive patent for the said land
Third. That if at any time after
the iliug Of said affidavit. and prior
to the issuing Of patent for the said
land it shall be proven, after the man
ner Of contests in homestead cases that
any person who may have made an en-.
try OF land under the first section OF
this act has abandoned; or failed to
cultivate, protect and keep in good
condition such timber, then and in
that event, the said land shall revert
to the United States.
Fourth. That any person who may
have made homestead entry OF a
tract Of land of the character contem.
plated by this act, and who at the end
OF the third year Of his or her resi-
dence thereon shall have had under
cultivation for two years, ono acre of
timber. planted. cultivated, &C., in the
manner designated by the first section
Of the said act, for each and every 16
acres of the said homestead, such per.
son shall, upon due proof of said fact
by two credible witnesses, receive his
or her patent for the said homestead.
Fifth. That no lands acquired IN.
der the provisions of this act shall in
any event become liable to the satisiac-
ton Of any debt or debts contracted
prior to the issuing Of patent therefor.
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NOTICE,

U. 8. Land Once,
Redwood Falls, Minn.. April 18th, 1873
TO James shoterell and Cyrus Smith. You are
hereby notified that on the 18th, day Of June 1873,
at II o'clock H. proof will be taken at this ONCE in
in support Of the claim Of Adolph Babits, to enter
By presumption Or Homestead the South West y of
Y and the South y ofthe South East 4 Of Section
Il Township Ill, Of Range 81, West, to which you
are adverse claimants, leach to part Of the above
described tracts) at which time you will be permit
ted to offer counter proof.
B.F. SIXTH, Register.
106 WI. II. KELLY. Receiver.
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NOTICE.

u.s.. Land Office,
Redwood Falls, Mimi, Nay "a, 1878.
Complaint having been entered 1T this Ofice by
Charles A. Edwards against John d. Gillespie, for
abandoning his Homestead Fling 10. Is, dated
August 10, 1872. upon the sout h-east qnurtsr Of
Section g, Township 1l2, Range Il west, in Lyon
County, Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
said parties hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 10th day Of July, 1873. At II O'Clock
n, to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
B. +. SMITH, Register.
IS WIZ. H. KELLY Receiver.
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NOTICE.

U. s. Land Office,
Redwood Falls. Minn., May. SOth 1879. !
Complaint ha'ing been entered at this Office by
Charles j. MORSE against Elsis A. Stuart for abondon
ing PRESUMPTION iling No. 1885, dated July 9th 1872
upon the North Vest quarter of Section 2tth Town.
chip liz north Rang Il West, in Lyen County,
Mimi esots
with view to tn cancellation Of said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 2ath day of July, 1873, at 10 o.
clock A. M, to respond AMI furnish testimony con-
cerning said alleged abandonment.
B. F. SAITH, Register.
81 VIM. H. KELLEY Receiver.
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NOTICE.

..- .-or1rct US. Land Office,
Redweod Falls, Minn., May. 8, 1873.
Complaint havipg been entered at this Office BY
Knut @. Folleison against Alfred G. Thompson for
abandoning his Homestead Eutry No. 624O 1-2 dated
June II: 1871, upon the nw,4 sw4 west hf nw1<
end nd nsa nwt Section 6, Township III. R .nge 40,
iu Yellow Medicine County, Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation of said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 2lst day Of J.ly, 1873, at - o.
clock NJ, t. respond and furnish testimony con-
eerning said alleged abandonment.
b. F. SMITH, Register.
81 WN. H. KELLY, Receiver.
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It is thought that the Modoes will
be turned over to the State Of Oregon
for trial and punishment which will
doubtless end in the execution Of the
leaders.
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The Minneapolis Tribune suggests
that the extreme penalty Of the law
may be visited upon Captain Jack and
his Modoc associates by send ing them
to NebwaskG to be frozen to death,
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ABOUT PLANTING TREES.

We would call the attention Of Pre-
emptors aud others to the recent act
Of Congress passed March Sd 1873,
granting quarter section of land to any
person who will plant and keep in a
growing condition, forty acres of tim.
Der, the trees thereon being not more
than IL feet apart each way, aud also
an Act Of the Legislature Of this State
granting bonus Of $500 per acre,
from the State for 10 years, and $500
an acre from the county for 10 years,
commencing three years from date Of
planting. This season is very favor.
able for obtaining seed, the maple,
box-elder, and elm trees along the Min.
nesota and other rivers, are loaded
with seed, and We will guarantee the
seed eau be furnished for $500 to
plant 40 acres. TheC Commissioner of the
General Land Office, has prescribed that
persons making an entry under this
Act shall plant the 40 acres within q
year from the date of entry.
The easiest and best way We know
Of, is for parties making such claims ia
break two furrows twelve feet apart
this season, and plant their seed a
they would sod-corn. Next season
break two fsrrows more, or al Of the
tract, and q soon as the land has been
we'll subdaed, plant cottonwood, white
willow, lombardy poplar, silver maple,
and other trees Of the same nature, BY
setting out cuttings as thick Is desired.
In this way it will not cost . person
over $50 to $35 the first season, ia
plant the tire es, and comply with the
law. By an estimate il will be readily
seen that the above amount will fully
cover al necessary expense for the
first year. and after 3 years, the income
from the State and county will enable
them to plant and cultivate more trees
il desired.
Pre-emptors who are not prepared
to pay for their lands, had better avail
themselves Of the law Immediately, a.
there can Be but one quarter taken ia
. section under this Act, and the first
application will cut of al others in the
section. There seems to bs no limi,
to the quantity Of land, . person can
enter under this law. Pa.ties living
on pre-emptions claims, should attend
to their interest at once, or they may
be deprived Of this privilege, By
non.residents coming in and enterine
ell the lands that can be obtained I'M.
der this Act. There is also another
advantage under this law, the lands
are not taxable for f3 years, while
under the >pre-smption law, they are
taxable from date Of proof in The
Land Oaice.
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NOTICE..

U. 8. Land Office,
Redwood Falls, Mnn., June I, 1873. I
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
doning Homestead Entry, No. 65e6. dated Dec. I'd
1873, upon the North haly Of North West Y Section
10. Townseip ia Range 81 West in Renville County,
Minnesota,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear ut this
office on the 25th day Of July, 1873, at IL O'Clock
H., to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said llegedabandonment.
B.F. Smith, Register.
81 WV. H. KELLY, Receiver.
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TT 8. LAND OFFICE
" Redwood Falls, Minn., April, %, 1913.
TO Cyrus Smith You are hereby notified that
proof will be taken at this ofcein support of Frank
Satfelmacher to enter BY premption the east x Of
the north west and the north west 4 the north
east dissection II Township Ill range 81, west. To
which you are an adverse claimant and will be per-
mittee to offer counter proof,
B. r. SxIrB, Register.
81 WI. II. KELLY, Receiver.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEM'TS
NOTICE..

U.S. Land Once,
Redwood Falls, Ninn., June :, 1873. I
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
William T. Churchill against Owen NcGraun for
abandoning his Homestead Entry, No 70s7, dated
May y, 1872, upon the North West y Section 1,
Township III, Range 81, In sibley County, Minne-
sofa,
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 26th day Of July, 1873 at 10 o'clock
A: H., to rcsP"ud and7urnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
B. F.. SIXTH. Register.
81, VIZ. H. KELEY Receiver.
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There are some signs Of IN out
break among the Apaehss in Arizona.
Lieut.. Olney, Of the army was killed.
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NOTICE.

rHE undersigned will offer at pubic sale on Tues
i day 10th day of May 1873. at his residence in
Redwood Falls Mimi. One Estray Heifer color white
speckled, with bit OF, of the tail. About two
years old (No other special marks) said Heifor win
be sold for cash to the highest bidder,
GEO. PENNIE.
Residence on N. W. x Sec. s, Town Il2 r. IS.
Redwood Falls, MINI. Aprif S0th, 1873.
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NOTICE.

q. 8. Land Once,
Redwood Falls, Ninn., Nay q, 1878. (
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
James Smith against James O'Briep, for abandoning
his Prs-Emption filing No 1s3 dated Jaly q, 1874
III, Range 81, in Renvills County, Ninnesota-
with view to the cancellation Of said entry: the
said parties hereby summoned to appear at this
o'clock n, to respond and furnish testimony con
oerning said llegedabandonment.
B. +. SMITH, Register.
IS WI. H. KELLY, keeeiyer.
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NOTICE.

US. Land Office,
Redwood Falls, Minn., April 26, 1878. I
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
ing his Homestead Entry, No. 1894, dated Dec. 20,
1870, npon the South half Of North East quarter
Section 20. Township 113, Range 81, in Renville
County, MINI,
with view to the cancellation of said entry: the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear at this
Office on the 11th day Of June 1873, at 12 O'Clock
H.. to respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
B. F. SIXTH, Register.
LsI WI. H. KELLY, Receiver.
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There were ten murders in two
weeks in tie State Of Virginia.