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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

il pRonfFET GRANGER In this coun-
~ Maid ND arfsarnges nnd stopped his
nsI,er lass week because as he said
n belong to an organization that
never fought the Herald, or the lte-
nuhiican party, and yet the Herald
fights TT (rneaning the Anti-Monop' |.
~ party. Judging from the Internal
lies about this paper, peddied around
over the county last fall by prominent
men In the ranks OF that party, we
thought may be they were Trying 10
make ayh; On us. If they were not,
we don't know. We never have
Tough. the Grange as Grange, but
when a few designing, wirt pulling
politicians. intent on plumber for sell,
attempted 10 drag the whole Order IL
10 politics and sell it out toJ. r. irish.
sam. II. Evans, Judge Claggett, a. q
4 few more Democratic leaders, then
we protested, and hundreds OF GOOD
men I'm its ranks said amen thereto.
And when fighting moDopolis they
tried to 20 into the store monopoly,
and make Changers buy all their goods
al one place and build up the worst
monopoly in the West, then we pro-
teSteu. Gut dShlhst sAS S
Legitimate Grange-politics and store
monopoly left out-we have not ., q
word OF censure; and our files Will
show that months before Oranges
were organized, we urged farmers 10
form clubs for mutual benefit, and In
many localities il was done and their
proceedings published in the Herald:
More than that, we have published
free. scores OF notices and communi-
cations, every one that has been hand
ed as, that at regular advertising rates
would have come to hundreds OF dol
lars. Yet occasionally. we find man
who discontinue his paper because we
will not submit to his dictation. The
man referred to, last summer wanted
us to refuse to publish the anti-Grange
articles Of correspondent who Yves
writing in reply toa Granger, In our
columns or course we refused to be
dog and bay his moon, and hence
the thasly." We claim to be free to
do as we please What we like we
endorse; what we dislike we condemn
and we ask no mans permission to do
either We own this paper, have paid
for it by the sweat of our brow, and
the man does not live who can say
.'do this" or "do that" and make US
move. - Oskdloosa Herald.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

THE Iowa Senate last week passed
bin In reference to railroad taxes
which may have some interest for
persons in our county against whom
taxes have been assessed In aid OF the
A. X. Il D., Muscatine Western and
(. III. * n. p. Railroads. IL provides
that: "Whenever any taxes have
been voted and levied upon the prop
erty Of any township, city or town, 10
aid Of the construction Of any railroad,
as provided by chapter II of the acts OF
the 18th General Assembly, and chap
ter l0a of the laws OF the 18th General
Assembly, and the collection OF said
taxes has been, or shall hereafter be,
suspended by reason Of the nen-fulfu.l-
nnent by the railroad company In
whose favor such taxes were voted, or
TO whom they may have been trans
ferred, or any contract, agreement, or
stipulation In writing, made between
such railroad company and township,
city, or town. for the benefit of the
people, or any resolution or induce
ment In writing extended by such
railroad company to the people. as
provided by chapter 2 of the laws of
the 18th General Assembly. and the
said collection of said taxes has been,
or shall hereafter be, so suspended for
the term of two years from the date of
which said taxes were levied, then the
right of such railroad company to said
taxes shall be deemed forfeited. and
the collection Of the same il therefore
prohibited
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

MEASLES, This disease il prevalent
10 great extent in various parts OF
the county. Correspondence from
Attica tells MS that no less than nine
families In Indiana township were
afflicted with 1t at.date, last Saturday
and there was probability Of its fur
tier extension. No case has proved
fatal, 80 far as we have learned and
physicians tell us that the disease Is
unusually mild in form, and easily
managed. weather and other conii-
tons being favorable. The policy of
preventing Its spread among the chill
sifen, under the circumstances, Is
considered u doubtful one, a. 1.
II thought best TO let them take II
whilo they may do so with such COM
laralive safety.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12
CERTAIN young ladies in Knoxville

CERTAIN young ladies I'm Knoxville
consider 1t a neat thing to invite the
young men, to tho number OF dozen,
to go sleighlng, then, after getting In
to the sleighs .lyly direct the driy-
ers TO drive to the Poor House, aud mr.
irving there conduct the inconsider-
ate young men In and deliver them
over to the superintendent, gravely
commencing the helpless but inof-
fensive fellows to his tender mereies.
There may be fun for the heartless
girls In such proceeding, but the In
nocent victims don't appreciate 1t, un-
I'll they are escorted to the table and
find that their tormentors have pre-
pared an elegant oyster supper for
their entertainment.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

INDrAsoLA AND KNOXVILLE shook
hands and exchanged compliments
over an oyster Btew at Pieasanville
last Friday evening. A slelghing par
~ Of . dozen persons, by arrange.
mont, met At the PleasantvlIle Hotel
something moro than twice their
number Of young ladies and gentle
men from Indianola. The latter party
consisted Of Eugene Bryan, Miss Fan
ME Andrews, Mr. Sewers, Miss Re-
becca Roberts, Ed. Monkey, Miss Ella
Ford, Chas. Noble, Miss Ella Tod
hunter, John McSiilIen, Miss Hattie
Todhunter, Clint. Curtis, Miss Lou.
Pritchard, jacob Hursh, Miss Ida
Cheshire, Jud. Spray. Miss Helen
Mathews, Fred. Parker. Miss Ella
Richie, Hugh Shepherd, Miss Frank
ie Brysor, Clint. Shepherd, Miss -
Brenton, Jno. DrabeIl, Miss Belle
Peck, Jos. Huffman and wife.
n such are fair samples Of the
"brave sons and fair daughters" OF In
dlanola, we are forced TO the conclu-
sion that the Darwinian doctrine Of
the survival of the flttest" has pre-
vailed In a convincing degree in that
city. Indianola may safely challenge
the State to produce q company OF
twenty-six persons from ono small
city combining more feminine grace,
beauty and accomplishment, or larg-
err aggregate Of manly dignity and re-
finement than were embodied In the
company from our neighboring city
which we met at Pleasantville. The
even ing was happily spent, andin the
small hours Of the morning the part
les separated, the Knoxville portion,
at least, heartily wishing for an early
meeting again with their exceedingly
agreeable Indianola friends.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12
Markets..
CHICAGO, Feb. 8, 1874.


FLouR-Dull aud nominal.
WHEAT--Fairly active and higher,
in fair shipping and speculative de-
mand and steady; markets elsewhere
closing steady at about cent below
the best and cent above the lowest
prices Of the day: No. 1, "a; No. 2
/ 22i cash; 23E March; 26s April;
No. 3, ] l5s "a l6; rejected, 10.
CORN Under the same influence
that affected the wheat market and
ruled fairly active, firm and higher,
and closing about outside prices; 57l
cash; 57s bid March; 63 May; re-
jected, old 52l(a53; new 46(g47.
CATTLE Receipts 1888; fairly ac-
tive and steady; native steers selling
4 25(a5 IS; choice, 500 600; extra
lot averaging 100 pounds cornfed
Texans, 4 80; butchers cattle, 3 s0(9
4 60.
HoGs-Receipts, 1886; quiet, but
for good grades prices steady at so
(a5 so good to choice; s 90(d595 ex-
ira; 00(95 40 common.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

THE Baptist Congregation, OF this
this city, have now completed ar
rangements which secure the pastoral
services Of Elder Robbins, of Osceola,
who, as we are requested to announce,
will preach at the church on Sabbath.
I'D inst. The publication OF the re-
licious journal known n the Ioica
Baptist, Of which MIR. Robbins Is the
editor, formerly published Mt Osceola,
will be renewed here. The first num-
Der will be probably issued In April.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

palsy, sprains, swsilinss eaksd breasts. .,.,..
salt rhsum. ssrsehs. etc upon IN, hun.
and Of strains. sr-rin. s.ii. etc. upsu .,,u-,
one year than hs,s all other prs..na,a -
since the world hogan. Itsaespp .r,,.,,.
all hoaiios pain believer. Crippiss throv
crutebes. the Ian Va (. poisos ou, bite, a.. ''
hs,miers and the wounded ars h..,.a
scar. 1t h no humtag. The rec,o. 4. 49,.
sround each bottle. IT 10 selling Is M .,,..,-
before sold, and 1t soils because II doe,
pretepds to do. Those who now suffer t,o.
tisn. p"in or swelling deserve to suffer - -
not ace ceptsur iiuiment. More than Ioao -- '.u
estss sf remarkable eures, including k,,.,,,a
chronic rheumstism, gout, running tumor, -. =
been recsivsd. W. win send circul.,
certificates recipe, etc, gratis to any one r.on..
IL. One bottle Of this yellow Wrapper c.,,,n, ,,"4
menf IL worth one hundred dollars for
sweenied horses and muller, or for scr.,.x,
sheep. stock-ovpsrs-this Imminent 10 worth Vs..
attention. No family should be without c.
Lnimspt. Bold BY all Druggists. 90 cent. n, -.
tie; large bottles q }. .. Ro,. q,
Broadway. New York.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

THE BLADE says: Last Wednes-
day, while George Sheesly young
man engaged in teaching school four
miles southwest Of Pella, was hand
ling revolver, II was accidentally
discharged, the ball passing through
his left breast. causing very serious
wound. Tho Doctor was unable To
find the ball. but doas not consider the
wound dangerous.
A meeting was held at pella last
saturday In opposition TO the passage
~ law to restrain all stock from rum
ning ut large. Petitions Of remon-
airanse are placed Ia circulation IN
1aai. school district la the township.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

Gov. STONE opened. or was to open,
the Anti Monopoly campaign in this
county for next fall, by a speech upon
"the political issues of the day. at
Pleasantville last Tuesday evening.
The Democrat makes the announce
ment, displaying at the head of the
notice the old Democratic cannon.
Glad to see the Governor coming TO
the political surface and declaring his
route so early. We understood he
had retired from politics.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

The DEMOCRAT, which usually ap-
pears on Monday, Is not out until
Wednesday this week. '.Republican, y
whose letter from Hazel Dellr we
mentioned last week, has subsidized.
observer" appears in bis stead. cen.
suring the Board of Supervisors in
reference to their action in reducing
the pay Of the Auditor and Mr.. Lucas.
member of the Beard. We shall give
the letter due at,rntion next week.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

OFFICERS and members Of the Ma
rion County Agricultural Society VIII
meet ut the Court House, Knoxville,
on Saturday, Feb. II, mt 10 am. The
business Of the meeting Is important,
and every member should be present,
do not forget or neglect 1t. 81
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

A GERMAN PAPER Ii soon to be Is
sued from the Office Of the Monroe
Transcript. There are 500 German
voters In Jasper county, and they pro
pose to have local organ, which Is
right. although the county has already
ak papers printed In tho English
language.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12
rrrr1rrNyNr ggrrFD ruaN pRo,,

FULFILLMENT BETTER THAN PROM
rsZ.--Sonle Of the papers last year
were six or eight months behind hand
in filling their orders for chromos.
Talmage's paper. The Christian at
lIork, has taken time by the foreiock.
and has scores of thousands piled up
in it's warehouse ready for any emer-
gencv. Agents make note OF this.
sample copies and terms sent free.
Office iu2 Chambers street, New York.
See their advertisement.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

Rock AFELLow has earned rspu-
ton for fair and liberal dealing, and
when people want sugar, coffee, teas,
salt, dried fruits, canned fruits, green
fruits, spices, or anything that Rock
afellow keeps, they go there to buy IT,
knowing they will get good article
at the lowest price the market will
afford
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

GRAEGERs who wish to Lrder agri-
cultural implements thro' the Agent
of the County Council, are hereby no
titled that will be in Knoxville, on
Saturday, February 2lst and 2Sth, for
the purpose of receiving orders. At
other times, meanwhile, orders may
be left with G. III. Robinson, at the
Auditors office.
V. ROBERTS, Agent.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12
Public Sales.

Under this head will be given, 'cithout' charge
the name Of seller summary of property to be sold,
and place and dsts OF all public sales advertised
through posters printed At this Office.
Mrs. l.. r. McPheeters. will sell on
the Public Square, at Knoxville, on
Saturday, l4th inst, n lot Of house
hold furniture, etc, Terms cash.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

WINTrnsErT, Indianola, Pleasant
VILE, Knoxville aud rella. exchanged
compliments through sleighing par
ties, last Friday evening. A party
from Pelia visited Knoxville, parties
from Knoxville and Indianola. took
their oysters together at Pleasantville
and a Winterset party made a raid
upon Indianola.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

WHO CAN REAT IT?--E. X. Wood
ruff, Assessor for Knoxville township,
iiads this item In his rounds, and
gives 1t to us for publication: Mrs.
II. NJ. Mcclure, of this township,
made Ia 1878, from three cows, 465 lbs.
of butter. The butter she makes Is OF
the best quality, and brings the high
est price In the market.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12
THE MrMBKEs Of the Marion coun

THH MEMBERS Of tie Marion Coun-
IS Cooperative Association. and 9TH
ers desiring I'D unite Herewith, will
convene at the Court House i'm Krox-
willie, on Friday. the 9th day OF Feb'y,
1874. ut the hour of 10 o'clock q m,
for the purpose Of elrcting officers and
THANKSGIVING such other business rs
may come before the meeting.
A full attendance II earnestly de-
sired. By order Of lhs
Is6-3Sl AssutfA3IoS.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

Sr. vALENTrSE's Day approaches.
About tho l4th inst, there VIII
be more money wasted for ono cent
stamps, than on any other % days In
the year.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

PRoF's Atherton aud Roberts will
address the Teachers Union ut pm,
saturday, 18th inst, ut tho Public
school House In Knoxville. All per-
sons interested In the cause of edu-
cation are In vited to be present.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

Co-OpHRATIoS.- Hon. Jas. Mathl
ews will address the farmers, and al
others interested, upon this subject,
ut Clay Center, on Thursday, 10th
inst, at Q y. m.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

MARION COUNTY, Its resources, CIT
les, towns, business, etc. Seea lengthy
article on fourth page, which Is worth
sending away to friends, who want
such information m II gives.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

GEO. HOWARD, Of Newbern, lately
employed In this Office, now In the
Patriot office, Charlton, received a
severe wound by bis hand being
caught In the machinery OF Job press
last week.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

Tn. meetings at the Baptist church
al Otley OF late had resulted up to the
9th inst, In ten conversions. Rev.
sutton has had no ministerial assists
ance. The church has been greatly
revived. This converts are TO be Inn
mersed mt Red Rock next Sabbath,
Sth. X,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12
HOME MARKETs.--Our city dealers
afe paying cash at following rates for

KANSAS, KANSAS, KANsAs.-Full
information, including maps, cost of
lands, terms, etc, furnished free.
Call and get them. Tickets. good to
any point on the Atchison, Topeka d
Santa Fe Railroad, furnished at low
est rates. (l6tf) e. F. SPKRRY.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

THE Pella Brass Band ct. al, to the
number Of rs persons, paid Knox
Vile slelghing visit last Friday ev-
ening. One of the Rockville ladies
serenaded has ceased not since TO
sing II feel so awful jolly when
The band begins to play
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

WHILE the good sleighing lasts, the
farmers of Marion county should take
advantage Of it i'm coming to Knox
vile to buy groceries and everything
IN that line. at Rockafeilow's East
side establishment.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

THERE are some very fine farms for
sale at the Central Iowa Land Office
ut low prices, and on good terms; but
my list il not full enough yet. Come
i'm and see me, it won't cost you any
thing. Il. r. SPERRY,
(34tf) Agent.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

CAsTORIA Is more than a sub.
tor on II is the only safe article in e.,a. 90
whinh u ccrtsiu to nssimilats the food
bowels cure wind collie. and produce psturs nv, 10
u contains neither Minerals, piorpbip. or 800
and is pleasant 70 take. Children need mar ~.
mothers may rest. VII Aaa
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

The pegscss wamsd sbovs, ear aessfs IN hew ~
,yat and ara asfAersssd 10 tai< ssssevstfsess
gse fAs r0rER, s~d rscsfre ssd Ssvsord weset ss's
sess,srs w sAsa pvs~pdy sssd vsosspfs % sseser.
s.ys lev all amouxfs paid % asess; and A1pe 70 %
rsssadsd sm~sisafsfy ef Any yadss.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12
CeDsaur llna.l, e.

Tier. i no p.is .alsA ~. -.
''n's' viii DOT r.s..,.. >.
swelling IL vii not ,o,a,.
ls.spsss which i, VII, =, =
Fhis = STRONG Language, IN,
rue : h.- produced NOR. .,,..
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-02-12

SALT always al the lowest figures,
at Rockafeliowas.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPOsALs ROB STATIONERY.
DEPARrMExr ~ SrA.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, June II, 1874
ceaeu Pre- pJsals tor furnishing statiOne for the
year endihg Juns 50, lS5, will be received az this
Department until 3OIH DAY OF JUNE, 1874, ct IL
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon
appl'c stion.
III Ids will be considered and accented or re-.
ycted item by item; ard this advertisement and
proposals, so far a. accepted by the Secretary of
Slate, and the tond accompanying the same, shall.
constitute the cOntr act be the government and
be executed.
The Articles contracted for must be furnished from
time 70 time during the year In quantities pursuant
70 OF ders nom the Department
The entire Quantities Of each article will, how
ever, be called for during the year.
Eash proposal must De igned by the individual or
snfheien, sureties, in sum equal to nifty per cent
Ofthe bid or bids accepted, approved by u nfted
etates ohcer OF the district in which the snreties
reside CT do business, form to be furnished b.
portions ofthe articles NAV be srdSd under it,
and the perform ance Of the contract.
All deliveries will be subJ sct to inspection by au
state and the delivery OF inferior article will be
deemed sufficient cause to snnul the contrsct az the
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Depart
usnt OF stste, Warrington
. The failure TO comply with any one order under
the cohtI act WILL at the option Of the Secretary Of
state, operate as a forfeiture Of entire penalty
the purchase in market, of such quantities OF
any articles a. shall be necessary TO supply the de-
hciency caused BY such failure, and charge TO the
CONTRACTORS nifty per centum of the price which IL
shall be found necessary to gay for such articles
Proposals unaccom panied by a Satisfactory bond
viii net be considered, and Contracts will be
swsrded only to established manufacturers OF or
Proposals. to BE- addressed TO the undersigned, and
n arked Proposals for Stationery
HAMILTON FISH,
Of foto
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GEssYORp.

GESSTORp. On the xlh instant, I'd EAED.
az " monte. youneest con of Charles AID kiiza-
besh Gestforc.
HULeI- On he l6sh inst, Of cholera infxnfum.
LED DAyBHPoRT, infsnf child of Austin y. s.l
the late NsDcy y. 6alse.
June Mss. IVA ss Ss frsss. ann nsg.
gsret q Langley aged years and fmonths
q hss parents, no sis ON street s,0tsesst, Fri-
dLy, june % b, 81 4 O'Clock. tRepl ~"
LONB. At hie residence, No. SOS 10th street
nerfhwert. amer : short iIin.ss, JOHN n Iowa.
fur,Ser bcsioe q 10 time Of funeral via b. esven-
wHBER. On the letbftnst., C0ROt 81 VIZ
BBR, . sftve 81 v ortsnburg. Ger ns1ys but
reEdenf Of this city for m : last 80 yesrs.
her funeral VII take place from To -estteuee a
her ION IN law, cnrisfian Hsttriok. 30. ga
tves aud friends Of the famai, ere re 'orfuiv Ia
s.led tonttend,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-06-17

HMrs. WynkOop, strong minded female or
Chicago, has opened q real estate Office, and
admitted her husband a. an equal partner.
~Another surs indication Of the approach
OF the croquet sesSon-ladies ordering CATERS q
couple Of sizes 20 small for them--BrOOklyn
Argus.
Frsnkfort-on-tDe Main each has several thous-
and members who are pledged TO admit no OPP
lortunity 70 step on q woman's tram and ruin
the dress TO which &c 10 attached, IL possible.
- Mr.. Bescker objects 10 persons who make
IL q habit 20 90 around from prayer meeting 90
Irsyer mestkng relating theiz experience and
ibdulging IN losg prayers. He calls them
spiritual bQmmsrs.S
ga singular circumstsBo was noted In q
Methodist churse Ia NewbGryport, Mass, last
Sunday. The pastor called Tor $40 for Q specific
object, AID when the collection was counted it
was fe1nd that pr ecisely that sum had been
contributed.
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hysEs-fARkIR On June <th, Of the rooms
oftfe Nornsns Cbrtstfsa Association, 18th street.
y the Rev W. Parker, THOs. Il. EyANst)
miss ARAB +. PARKER, Mstron Of the oster
The thanks Of both are hereby given 30 the lsdies
CT the Institution, AID others, for the elegant en-
and valuable preseLes made 20 thu bride. All seemed
delighted 20 DO her honor. AZ new duties VIII not
that her loss win be felt lie htly - possible.
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IHrHE suPs1uMgs S SCS'gEIS. THE DszRIo1

M me matter g Il: Til q fAgL lin:
on the estate Of Paul .Jsnninss, Of the ctty. II
Wsshinston, District Of Oolumbta. has this day
sors interssfed ese hsrs6y notAed 70 aylsar in th
court on TUIsDAY, .ths soth dsy Of june new,
taneptaYy on the estate Of the SAID deoeased sho1i
not issue . prsyed. Psecsdsd. seoDy q the order
Evening Star and Wsehinetsn Law Reporter, pa
yious 90 the said day. fesf:
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