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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13
CR,Illrs.

Ma Nav York, July IA Raleigh
dispatch says most inhuman mardcs
was committed inthat county and has
just come to light. Scott Partin, a
white man, cut his wife's throat, then
cut her head off, upjointed her at
every joint, then gut the flesh off her
bones and attempted to burn her body
up, but did not succeed. Then he
murdered his little boy, child eight
months old, in the same manner, and
buried the two bodies in a marsh,
where they were found last week by
the infuriated neighbors. Cilcum-
stances show that Partin's father and
one Of his brothers were accessory TO
the murder.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13
FOREIGN.
MooDY's EMOTION, GETS THE START OF
HIM. "a q

MoopY's EMOTION GETS the START OF
LONDON, July 13.-At Moody aud
Sankey's Farall meeting last night
-lSS clergyman Of the church Of Eng
land were present, far outnunbering
those Of any other denomination.
Canop Conway, ofWestmins,e occu-
pied a seat: on the platform. All
present were deeply affected. Moody,
while speaking, was SO overcome by
emotion that he had to stop, aud
was unable to conclude his address.
: LONDON, July l3.-Parsons, adju-
tant. Of the British team, elegraphs
from Wimbledon: 81 regret TO say
the council will not allow the last
proposed match for Saturday between
American and British SIS Of 1877 and
tl811 to be Tshct. ~ - = Azs
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13
SPORTING.

SARATOGA, July l3.-Thc single
scull between J. Kennedy, of Yale,
aud w. F. Weld, Of Harvard, Ken
nedy failed to make an appearance,
aud iiae judges sent Wcld-oycr-.he
course without referencesto time.
+ The Nespman race swasswon by
Cornell. Time of Cornell, 1929 :a234 !
minutes. Harvard second; Brown
third. =
sARAroGA, July l3. 1880 p. M
The Cornell won by nearly alength.
Time, 17ninutes and s2A seconds.
Harvard second Brownt third; Prince
ton fourth.
! CARE MAY, N. j., July la.-Thc
Iegstta-sttssted iairl, morning,
The Ida E. passed the tiag-boat first,
followed closely by, the Resolutc,
Mohawk, Hya and Dreadnaught. Tho
Sadie made pretty dash, aud The
last craft out was the Sunshine. Cal.
culslion ofthe start isEmsdc from the
time Of passing the steamer aud flag.
boat, tssr s
Lone BRANCH, July 13.-First race
for three hundred dollars, for all ages
dash OF one mile, was won by Search.
er, Inspiration second. Time, l "A.
Second race-one thousand dollars
added to sweepstakeso of fifty dollar.
each. Mile and three quarters:
Ozark won, with Leader second, and
Arist;des third. Time, 2:304.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13
The College Ragett.s.:-cerk
Victorious.
!. Horrible murder Near Ra.
Deecher's Intentions at the Begin
ming Of Lifs-Hs-feels
Comfortable.

NHw YORK, July l3.-.At Peek
skill last night Henry Ward SBeecher
was screuaded, md in answer to ian
address by Judge Wells spoke nearly
an hour. Among other things he said
when he began life he had no inten-
,ion of being great and eloquent and
wise man, but did intend to be Roo6l
man and AN honest man. He meant
to, spend al the strength God gave
-him mzi1=niak klng= =LisEifs fellow men better:
This he had done by the help Of God,
! aotby help Of newspapers, but de-
spite them. His future was in the
keeping Of the Lord God, to whom
his mother directed him. About the
years of 20 and ~ and for three or
tour. years after, he had to go through
pretty deep matters at home, but he
kept it to- himself. A revelation came
within Il year but he had gotten
through it. Then daily letters were
received by him-letters Of affection
and coincidence, but the ashes Of that
fire wesc.tcattcred long ago. Now
he was all right. He priced these
letters and the prayers Of christians
had been more to him than any thing
else. .sHc.sLould goon trusting the
people as ever. Only once in forty
years had he made a. mistake in SC
doing.
Heproposed'to 60 on with his wort
confident in men not preaching mere
ly the difference between right ane
wrong, but he thought that there j:
no. jiaustice, no p,,nisl. ~ M mena . that wal
good unless administered in spirit o
love. The expenses ofthe trial would
have bankruptcd hm but for tie aie
Of sPlymou,ln Church, and even.witl
their lielp lie would barely sge
through, for 4he expenses had beel
over s75 900. On the other side the,
had been very great but had no mon
ey to pay them with. Mr.. Becche
was warmly applauded.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13
4 liot,

LAWRENCE, Mass, July l3.-Ex,
citement regarding the riot last night
continues. No further casualties re.
ported. Nine, policeman are off duty
on account of injuries. The wounded
will all recover. Two rioters. were
today sentenced to two months i'm.
prisonment. The inefdciency Of the
ipesons having immediate control o.
the police is universally condemned
while the courage Of the mayor il
praised.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13

Capital .Nelcs.

From the Washington Republican of tn. s,h,
REDEMPTION OF NATIONAL BANK
rs NOTES. \,
The total amount Of national bank
notes redeemed and assorted. BY the
National Bank Redemption Agency
during the yesr ending June 80, wa.
1870, 22,945. OF this amount $ll5,.
lO9,445 consisted Of notes unfit 70,
circulation which we're delivered &c
the comptroller Of the currency fol
destruction and replacement with new
notes; 4l5, ,2l3, 500 were notes fit 70,
circulation, which were forwarded b,
express to the several national bank,
by which they were issued. i,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13

same port 1902 immigrants, Of whom
1851 were males and 9,o55 females.
For the three months ended June 80,
1875, 1886 immigrants arrived in
New York. of whom s5,635 were
males and 19,93l females. Forth
corresponding period Of 1874 the
number Of arrivals was GS, S,955, show
ing a decrease Of $3.50 i'll 1915. OF
the total number arrived during the
month of June, 1875, 3,2G4 came from
Germany, 2,l92 from Ireland and
9 2,24G from England.
INCREASE OF BANK CIRCULATION.
The comptroller Of the currency
reports the amount Of additional cir
culation issued during the month Of
June, Sl,6'5,525; amount of legal
tender notes deposited with the treas
urcr to redeem circulation during the.
same period, s3,O97,C2G; additional
circulation issued since the passage
of the act Of June 20, ls74.sll, COL ;
1872; amount OF circulation retired
and destroyed during the. same time,
s9,G27 ,O66; showing All actual in
crease Of bank circulation during the
year OF only $l,97s,s2G. Amount Of
legal tender notes deposited for the
purpose OF retiring circulation since
the thcpassagc-of-tlc-sa1ne-act,-t.inn
90, 1874. 25,523,55s; and the
amount deposited by banks in liquid
alton previous TO that date, s3,Sl3,-
879; making total Of s29.33G, ,773322.
Deducting from this amount s,G27, !
|0G6, (amount Of circulation pcrma-
nently retired would leave 19,7Oo,-
066 Of legal tender notes on deposit
for the purpose of retiring circulation
on.July
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13
-.izg Z1gs----
xEW YORK.

/ Nrv = Yoak, July Is. 8 i he election
cf directors Of the Erie isprogressiug.
The only ticket voted for thus far
by 236,O 900 shares is the following
Hugh J. .Jewett, Edwin D.Morg.n
JohnsT.ylos Johnstoae, vLucius Rob.
inson, Marshall O'Conncr, H. 8. Steb.
bins, Homer Ramsell, II. r. Rattscr,
0. Bardon, T. Heimer, r. S. Grant
Cortland 7. Parker, S. S. Guthrie
G1cs " ,Hotekkisl, Assf cksr, Sam
!. neL stons md Iksm& Iakseu.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13
Proposed Organ Of the colored
Men.

WASHINGTON, July l3.-Fred.
Douglass, Professors I.aughlin and
Wilson, and Rev. Geo. w. Williams,
held meeting with the. colored pco-
pie last night, and took the initial
steps towards starting weekly paper
here devoted to the interests. Of ne;
proes.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13
rhsI Weather.

WAspIsarox, July Ia -Probabili.
lies for upper lake region. upper
Mississippi and lower Missouri valley.
Stationary to falling barometer; winds
shifting to east and south; eighty
warner; clesrot pirtly o'ssr weather.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13
STATISTICS OF IMMIGRATION

From returns made to the bureau
ofstatistics it appears that there ar.
rived at the port Of New York during
the month Of June, 1875, Is, $50 i'm.
migrants, Of whom 7,G51 were males
and 6,338 females. During the montl,
Of June, 1874, there AIrIved & the
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13
New York.

=a== New YORK, July 13.
WmEAr--Wi,hou, decided change; No.
2 Chicago, T11.21; No.o Milwaukee, 81 "a
@1.e5; No. spring, $l27@ol 30; winter
red western, 4l.35Ml.3G.
RYE-Quiet, at 800S2c.
CoRN-Quiet; without decided change
mixed western, steam, so@sec; sail do
S2lgQG94c.
BARLEy-Nominal.
OArs-Dull and heavy; mixed western
G3Q1G4c.
PoRk-Icayy, at 800 45d1oO5o.
LARD-Dull and hcayy,at 1910.
WHlsKY-3122.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13

WIN. II, Thompson, eleventh Inai-
ana; Wm. S. Hawkins, first Missouri,
have been appointed storekcepers OF
internal revenue1,ar,d II II fp-fFaellun,
ridge fifth Missouri, John I. Rowe1l
Lcander Smith and Henry \. Bucs
ing, FIRST Missouri, gaugers.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13

well, chief oflthe bureau of index
and archives, do; Chas. r. Douglas,
Of d., G., to be eonsul of tho United
States at Hucrta Plata, San Domingo.
Also lhc commissions Of tho follow
ing treasury officials: Wm. GI
Nichols, Assistant treasurer of the.
United States at Chicago, ILL.,; Wm.
lP. Titcomh, deputy register of the
treasury; Henry A. Lockwood, dep
uty commissioner Of customs; VIM.
II. Jones, deputy first complrollcr; );
Edmund D. Curtis, deputy second
comptroller; Henry X. l.eava, depu-
lty first auditor; Chas. II. Herring,
deputy second auditor; Allen NJ.
Gangewer, deputy third auditor; w.
b. Moore, deputy fourth auditor; j.
.B. Mann, deputy fifth auditor; n. B.
FFilley, deputy auditor of the treasury
for the post Office department; Fred:
erick E. Grossman, collector Of Gus.
toms, Fornandina, Fla; also the fol-
lowing: John Tatfc, of Nebraska,
secretary of Colorado Territory; j.
iR. Clark, Of Nebraska, surveyor gen
cral for the district OF Nebraska and
Iowa; II. nj. kcyscr, Of. Illinois, re-
ccivcr Of public moneys at Helena,
Montana; Thomas A. Reilly, of Penn
agent for Indians at White River
agency, in Dakota; john !. MARTIN
postmaster at Jackson, Ohio; Lester
Markham, postmaster at Madison,
Ga; Charles ID. Bradley, United
States attorney for the territory OF
Colorado.
/ He has also signedthe commissions
of Joseph NJ. Toner, George S. Gid
con and Joseph Henry, to be visitors
30 tile government hospital for the in
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Ncw York sIoney ana stock Market.
NEW YoHK, July l3
Money lllst1ns per cent.
Gold 1852.
Governments dull.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13
clsica=o.

CmlcAao. July 13.
WnEAr-Weak, at slo7d0l O77a for
cash and options.
ConS-Weak and lower; Ga. for cash. !;
GS55sc for Aug.
,Ars-Weak, easy and -!owes;;Aia &c for
cash; 4lc for Aug.
RYE-Firmcr, ut fl.02
BARLEY-Highcr; sl3o for cash; 95c
for Sept.
ponk-wcak and lower, at 1880 for
cash.
LARp-Easy, a. s,sr5 for cash.
WmIsKy-fl.l7.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13
sr.sI.ouls.

'loos--Recclp,s. 900; flrmer demand ex.
ceeds supply; stockcrs, $3.50; shippers,
4R6Q@8 80. ssl3isz ~
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-07-13
~. louis.


~. louis.
ST. LOUIS July13
FEouR-Cnchanscd
W1iEAT- Higher: No. 9 fall. 31.a01l0
l3l bid for for cash; $l2015061.:O Tor
July; $L2724@l.28 for Aug.
/ CORN-Lowcr; G52s4lc for cash &c for
July; Csc for: Aug.
OATs-Lower; SOC for cash; 421lc bid
for July.
WHisKY-Steady, at fl.1a.
PoRK-Dull; small, lots delivered,
,,LARD-Summer, at $l21J.
r. Mtlwaukee. @f
MILWAUKEE, july 49,.
WMsAT-Quict; Noe 8l.10; $l.Ost0
! 0a la . tnr-JnlX;; Y; f1-o7st for August.
live asack Markets.
CHICAGO.
Z CHICAGO, July 1s.
lIons-Rcceipts, s,4OO; moderately &C.
tive. firm and 5MlOc higher; common to
choice heavy, 46.65@7.0OT; common to
choice light, t7.lO07.8O. H..
CATTLR-Receipts, 1000; steady ship.
, ping, f475@g.5O through Texans, $1,000
= 3.75; native, f3OO@45O. ''i.' u
+ ST. LoUls.
i ST. LOUIS, July Is.
IIoos-Recclp,s. 900; frmer demand ex.
ceeds supply; stockcrs, $3.50; shippers,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
SEEDS THAT WILL GROW !

An experience of nearly thirty years in the
Flower and Vegetable Seed business has convinced
us that there. are but TWO KINDS OF SEED
in the world viz those that will and those that
will not. grow. The former are priceless--the lat
ter worthless. The sale utterancr of worthless
Seed through cupidity or lack of business stand
ing raises sad havoc with the business of legiti
mate Seedmen. For nearly thirty years past
have made the growth and procurement of NONE
But GOOD SEED n study. until proud
to say foreign or native seed growers from whom
procure such of our supplies do not raise
upon own farms never think of offering any
but First-Class Seeds. To this one point We
attribute success. and the universal verdict of
the Press and People is. that seed procured Of
BRIGGS & BROTHER WILL GROW.
To give customers the benefit of our own actual
experiences issue an ILLUSTRATED Quar-
terIy FLORAL WORK, which is sent to any
address prepaid for the mere nominal subscription
price of - cents which amount is replaced IN the
credit of the customer receipt of order for 81
/ or upward worth of Seed. We send no seed that
We have not first tested therefore il is perfectly
safe To buy such recommend Our January
Number containing several hundred Engravings
and much useful information 10 the amateur or
professional gardener. OUT. Send for it,
- Descriptive Price Lists. Circulars &c sent
free by mail on application.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
Rrhqinus Rradina.
I know whom have believed, and am
persuaded that He is able.

Able to do exceeding ahundamtly.
above all that we ask or think.
Able To make grace abound toward
you; that We. always having all >ufii-
cheney in all things. may abound to
every good work.
Able to >uccnr them that are tempted.
Able to SAVE. them tn the utter
most that come unto God by Him, See
ing He ever lveth To make intercesslon
for them.
Able to keep Nou from falling. and to
present YOU i;iultlce~ before the pres
ence of His glory with exceeding JOY.
Able to keep that which have com
mitted unto Him against that day.
Able even to subdnc all things unit"
Himself.
Believe We that | am able to do this
-. According to your faith be ii unit"
y"u.
= Tim. |: II. Eph. 3: ~. > Cor.
.: :. Heb. ,: IL. Heb. %. Jude
~. Tim. | -. Phil. 3: u. Matt.
g: -, -.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
The Fence Preacher.
Icy REV. ARTHUR POTTS.

The attention of the thousands who
daily 90 in and out at he Grand Cen
trail depot has been attracted for sever
al weeks past. to the large advertising
fence in Forty second street. iu>t oppO-
site Vanderbilt avenue. 10y something
new in the WAY of fence literature. re-
markable for its size, position and sub
i-ct matter On IL space about fifteen
feet high hv twenty broad. i'll letters Il
foot high. there stands forth i'll bold
relief So as To he easily read several
blocks oil these woudrnus words. which
have brought rest and comfort L" ="
many souls:
"BELIEvE IN THE LORD JESUS CHRIST
AND THOU SHALT Eh SAVED.
This l. \ FAITHFUL SAYING AND
WORTHY OF ALL ACCEPTATIoN. THAT
JESUS CHRIST CAME INTO THE WORLD To
SAVE SINNERS. OF WHOM | AN CHIEF"
My attention was first attracted to
these texts 10y hearing two men. VIII"
seemed to br German mechanics. talk
ing about them. Nv hat is il What
does it mean - one aSkr Il do no!
know" responded his companion Il
suppose some advertisement. luu will
see something. in ii few days. I" explain
it,"
could not resist the opportunity. and
| Joined them. remaIkng. "TheN are
taken from the Bible; they are il part
OF Gods word" But answered the
third man. " Wig are they herc."
"WhN. friend" said. there are :"
many persons who Will not come to
church or open Gods word for them
selves. that some one has opened Il page
where every one can see 1t.
And where he may run that rradcth
it," said Il pleasant loo>in" man. ~ he
hurried hy To catch his train.
| WAS interested IN these texts. aud
on inquiry. was Informed that Il gentle
man whose conversion WAS Il part ni
he fruit of one of the late religious
meetings held in the city had IN this
way published the Scripture words /"
which he aScrihcd his awakening. both
rs Il thank offering and with the con
viction that there is power in these
Truths for others. as there WAS for him.
1t is an illustration of the way III which
tlankfulncSs seeks Ia express itself.
Men. saved. love To tell what God has
done for them: and this man. like the
clc.n>cd Lopez. sought to publish abroad
the way of his salvation.
Some men. in making known what
Christ has done for them. are content
to tell it where hr who sits in the
prayer meeting can hear it : where Ia"
who puts Oh his warm coat aud comes
into il church can read it: hat this
tablet. with its blessed words. stands
out in the rain and sunshine. holding
forth the woudIouS truth To daily au-
diencr> larger than either NJ. Moody
or Nh. Narlry has gathered. Citizens
who manage - forget entirely the Sal
bath worship in the church. and those
who forget the truth soon after they
leave the sanctuary. ~ well ~ tn"
churcll,>>, homeless and va%lant. have
Il page of Gods truth opened i'll ti,"it
faces on the highway.
''WiSdom cri,th aloud il the streets.
v. !. Observer
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-04-23
HAIR VINE.
NATURES REMEDY

This popular Restorative is one Of the h,>I ~
arati"ns in the market for the human >ca.i
like all other Hair preparations il contains q.
sulphur sugar lead. nitrate silver. OF any TIM o.
will inJurc the health Ii Cause the nan Z. =
upon bald heads Restores the hair T. H. ..
color when caused from premature d-cal
and prevents the hair from falling out ami =
that unpleasant itching that il The prelude ., e.
hairs decay. Cures dandruif and all i.~,l--,
the scaP. and "a a Hair Dressing II has
Below "" give a few press and indy lt.a. -
tfiC lt->
Northampton Courier October l-55-ll D..
Vine l. the greatest thing III the market
GloN-rsville Standard y. y. Jul, 10
pleasr> all that have used il. and they ale l.'..
hudson star. y. Y. Ic53. SAYS The .iat
and the treatment of ts manufacture ht.r.'.-
the HAIR l" gr"w upon the head 81 ON h'r-1 ..
where II has been oil fnI wears and ~ DC .-
. thankful.
The Vermont Union of April Il. l,7a. say !.
Hair v inc Is preparation OF superi"I p, irr'-
Hon. i. i. Bu"kland, H"lN"kr. Mass -l:'ft
OF dandruff. tried everything tor wears '.!".
the Use "t two bottles.
l.. BLAKE H"lyokc Mas--Hcad on r.l ...
hair growing finely used three b"ttlr--u."
u. 7 Mckenzie. Hair dresser island
writes January :. le7l Pleas, send nv 'i~ '
bottles more Hair Vine | sold what y"u -'.'
III two weeks. and did some good cuIc-
Joseph " illams. Hair Dresser Littl't"i .
writes in June. l-74. l am doin- W.. wy .
Hair Vine. They all depend o. M for 1t -
PM II IN I" "nt man Who's head = 'n'.i'.. .'
Ii ha~ started his hair-"nly used n % t,N i...
Pleas" :, nd me m"rr 10y express.
= b. French. Glover Vi. writes I,lr.H''
lisa have tried 4 number OF Hair I--- .'.,.
L. PrcNtni my hair from falling ouI ".'
have found none that Will de- it Pleas -.l.
two bottles Hair Vine. In a very -h"il o.
again writes. that II. Y. You sent like ser. -
! used one bottle myself. and lei one 81 'lt '..
have the other. Ii has nearly ~t"ppre -.-
from coming out | am in hopes u -IaI' 81" p.
.
i'll II.
Try il. and you will Use no "ihrI.
Ask y"ur druggist and merchau; lon n ' -
Il % I" nIc for trial bottle. Il 81 i've hf'f-.-
Address {. W. RICHARDSON Era.' .
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AMASA HASTINGS

S,TATE OF VERMONT, CALEDONIA COUNTY, -.
y In Chaucery, Caledonia County, June Term.
y. ID. lcIj.
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HENRY FRENCH Register.
\ tru, copy of record Attest.
676g HENRY FRENCH, Register.

l,TATE OF VERMONT CALEDONIA DISTRICT. ~.
- In Probate Court held at the Probate Office iii
St Johnsbury within and for said District. on the
LIST day of April a. ID. lr1J. 1890
An instrument purpNrting to be the last i'll and
Testament Of William Preston. late of Danvllle.
i'll said district, deceased. being presented T."
Court by ". Ii. Preston, the executor there
in named. for Probate:
1t Is ordered by said Court, tina; all persons con
cerned therein be notified to appear AT a session OF
said Court to be held at the Probate Office i'll ST.
Johnsbury, the !4th day OF Apr. y. ID. leo, and
show cauSr il any they may have. against the pro-
bate "f said Will for which purpose II Is further
ordered that 4 copy OF the record Of this order he
published three weeks successfully in the taledn-
MAN. printed st. bloomsbury. previous 10 said
time appointed for hearing.
BY the Court, Attest.
HENRY FEENC n Register.
\ true copy OF Record Attest.
cog HENRY FkE\t II. Register.