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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
Mr.. Longs Carriage shops

VIM. Long, on Commerce street in
rear Of the Lamar Hotel. has his ear.
riagc and buggy shops in readiness to
execute all class Of work in his line.
and in Il manner too, that will bid de-
iiance to any Eastern work espc-
cially in mechanical finish or durability
Any one doubling this assertion, can be
convinced of the fact by calling and tx.
aiming his work which will show for
itself, as he has none but the best me-
chanics employed. Special attention
given to repairing old buggics, making
them almost look as if new.
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A Good Investment

Is the thing everybody wants for thcir
surplus capital, and experience con-.
firms the statement that none more
profitable can be made than in unin.
improved Texas lands. Just think Of
IL As good lands as any in Texas for
from 6Octs, to - 80 per acre, And vet
that is just what we are offering. Goll
and examine our plats and maps, then
see the land. We have over one hmm.
dred thousand acres for YOU to select
from. We will sell none with defec.
tive title, or that will not come fully nm
to our representations. If YOU want n
lot or residence in the city we can SUP,
ply you. ''i
GRAVES DIBBLE 4 Cook.
Bi9 500 Elm street
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Commercial.

CHICAGO, July 2D.--FlOur dull. Wheat
unsettled, but generally lower; closing firm.
er; No. spring A1qgSB'Sc spot; for August
NGSllgc So TENDER, closed NJ Ole. corn
dull, weak and lower; MOI iS5 sc spot: 49, ,gl
42i4c for September. Oats nrmer; No. 2 81 4c.
Rye, inactive, at dBc. Barley duh and lower
iSS49c spot; for September, Sac bid.
New YORK, July 2O.-Flour good sound
common to good, S4Ngi 81; good to choice
4 55lti 49, Wheat still in buyers favor and
very moderate demand; No. Chicago Il:
No. 3Chicago ~ &c; Red Western, So $3.50 q.
Corn Irregular and unsettled; mixed West
ern extra choice jjc mixed steamer igNiDloc
higher mixed grade 5lhc. Oats dull mixed
Western 23GS.
81. Louis July 2O.-Hemp unchanged.
Flour unchanged; only sound medium eX-
tras wanted, and stll In good demand at
SlGI}qi other grades neglected. Wheat for
cash steady, fraction lower; No. > fall 81 10
bid cash for round lots; sales at 81 ljGl Ii for
August No. do, 81 ~ hia cash, and July
No. t. no offerings. Corn lower; No 2,mixed
81, GSc cash; 1910 for August. Oats scarce
and nrner No. , mixed 3}C cash bid; 27Isc
cash bid for September. Rye lower, 20 sell
NJ jac. whisky quiet and nominal at 81 10.
Butter weak and inactive prime to choice
dairy l6G2)ci country store '0al2Hc. Eggs
duh, 99lO}q, Hay nominal, only the choic-
est grades wanted. PORK lower; jubbug Mt
so %. Dry salt, nOminally lowers ~, lOl4
lps$,@.c Bacon lower Sjs, uaglli,c
Lard lower; large sales of winter mt lie.
BALTIMORE, July 20.-Corn, mixed vest
ern fairly active; 5J}sg5}4c.
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Live Stock.

ST. LOUIS, July 2D.-HOgs strong and un-
changed; Yorker 50 1906 2i; butchers So 80
gB 90 receipts 100 head
Cnttle-Easier for butchers grades; ONLY
kind wanted; pony steers 37sGil.c; good to
choice thorough Texans q .W8 C: common
to fair, 22gs2 Bloc Receipts ,GOO head
Sheep-Demand strong for best grades; re-
ceipts light; medium to fair $685.; good to
choice $685.; fancy i9i 10; receipts 100.
CHICAGO, July N.-Cattle-R Receipts 1000
hend; rather more active; common TO choice
steers SirgE butchers S3S4; thorough Tex
ans 81 3OGS 6O.
Hogs Receipts l,;DO head market dull:
Shade lower; good to choice shipping, at
% ioS' %; heavy packing, 50 2jgB 80.
sheep Receipts 500 head; cook 10 choice
" 70, common IS OO9j4O.
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cost. This fourteen thousand three
hundred dollars Is distributed, under
the present system Of fees and nom
inal salaries, among seven men.
Compare these incomes wi tn those Of
mercantile or professional men, and
see how much greater they are. win
any one pretend to say that their ac-
tual labor aud services are worth these
sums to the city? ~
The Mayor holds court every morn
ing for an hour or two aud presides at
Council meetings aud attends to few
unimportaut matters that are no tax
on his time or labor, and has most Of
his time to himself TO conduct his pri
vate business--ior this he gets three
thousand dollars at least.
The Marshal or Chief Of Police, gets
two thousand dollars II year at least,
and each policeman six hundred dol
lars; too great q dsproportion between
men and commander, and more than
his services are worth, He, or any po-
liceman might be allowed q small fee
for each arrest in addition to his sala-
ry, rs an incentive.
The City-Attorneys Office, almost n
sinecure, Is worth three thousand dol
lars ayear. What use their is for an at
torney to represent the city in May
ors court, is simply impossible to tell.
As to his legal advice to the city In
cases Of great Importance, the city has
always had to employ outside at
torneys to represent her and pay them
too. The best legal talent in Dallas
can be secured for the city for six hun
dred dollars year to represent the
city or advise her in important or
minor law matters.
The assessor and collectors office Is
worth at least two thousand five hun
dred dollars. There are plenty Of men
who would hs glad to do the work for
twelve hundred dollars year. There
are boOkkeepers now in large houses
here who are getting no more.
The Treasurers office pays seven
hundred dollars. 1t is virtually sine
cure. The money is probably kept 10y
some bank and the accounts aud state
ment of receipts and disbursements
made by the bank. Six hundred dol
lars year is enough for his ser.
vices.
The Secretary's Office is worth about
two thousand five hundred dollars, and
il the most oner0us and responsible of
all the city offices, There are plenty
of clerks and bookkeepers known here
who are fortunate in getting twelve
hundred dollars, and work equally as
hard.
The City Engineer gets no chance at
those fat takes, the fees, and might
content himself with twelve hun
dred dollars a year. He only gets
seven hundred dollars, which is not
enough,
Now The HERALD would most ear
nestly urge onth neNtCouncilto pass
an ordinance doing away ntirely with
the whole system of fees, which Is a
legacy of Radical and carpet-bag rule
ut best, and provide for system OF
salaries to be in full for services
rendered, The following is suggested
NJ fair schedule Of salaries;
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For Rent.

The two.story brick storehouse. for
merly occupied by DR.. Jeffties with
dry goods, one door from corner of Elm
ana Lamar streets being situated in
the main centre OF business; il ac.
knowledged by oil to be the best posi-
ton in the city. Apply early to
NJ D, DARLINGTON,
Dallas, Texas.
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kIN GIONcA Cleaned

Kid shoe and glove cleaning prompr-
ly attended to, at iO4 jackson street
10y Miss Fleugh, also, silks satin. al
pacca', ties, sashes and ribbons of all
colors, thoroughly cleaned Patronage
solicited Attention paid to gentlemen 5
suits. ir0l.Iu.
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We offer the most complete line Of
white and colored Shirts and Under
wear at prices never before known in
Dallas We sell the celebrated Pride of
Texas Shirt, and keep Patent Partly
Made Shirts BLAKE, JENKINS BoALEs.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
Financial,

NEW YORK, July 2O.--G0ld opened Sllll,,
and declined TO ms; closed ut lll5 Garry
Ing rates lgsllI per cent. Borrow ling rate
HAT
Government bonds strong and higher.
Railroad bonds generally quiet.
state securities quiet and dull; rather
heavy without speacinl feature
Money easy, 2I24 per cent, prcE.iu m.
Merchantlle paper 3Ui5 PER cent. premium
Custom receipts SIG 800. Assistant Treas.
urer disbursement, si7s,OJ. Clearings $751;
UUU,DO.
sterling exchange; quiet and nominal;
60 days, "a "; sight, a 81.
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Good SOFT of FURNITURE for sale cheap.

Brussels carpet, double lounge wash
stand. etc, etc. Must be sold in five
days Cab at j. g. Booru " CO.'S.
iulvI5.djt lOG Elm street
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Under the proposed reform it will be
necessary for the next Council only to
pass an ordinance, giving the Mayor
the authority to fine offenders a round
sum amounting to the sum imposed
now, in fine and costs for each otlense,
the money to be collected as it Is now,
but turned over to the
city Treasurer. The fines
thus collected would form an import
ant Item Of income, aud there is no
good reason why the city should not
collect all the offender has to pay and
disburse 1t in payment OF salaries In
stead OF the sum being divided up as it
now Is IN the following bills of costs,
when 1t will be observed she only gets
one dollar, while the Mayor gets
S., the Marshal S., the City AT.
torney S., the witnesses s..
la other words, the revenue derived
from the lawless and criminal class
eau be collected and discussed by the
city direct, and a saving of seven thou
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REFORM.
Smaller Incomes for city 0fIlclaIS--
Fixed Salagies--NO Fees.
How $1,000 a Year Can Be Saved to
Improve Our Streets Nuts for
Taxpayers

This Is the year Of reform, not only
in State aud national affairs, but in
municipal affairs.
The HERALD is actuated only by Il
desire to lessen the taxes of the people
and pay their servants according to
their services; that Is, II fair compensa-
ton for labor according to its market
value.
The HERALD proposes to show
to the taxpayers that seven
thousand dollars can be annually saved
to them by system OF salaries to city
officials instead Of the present system
of salary and fees.
The citys books will show that tn
Offices bring the holders .gInlually
these suns. our Ge1t,,,;,. nre approyl.
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Married.

On the evening of the 18TH, at Waco,
Texas, by Rev. William Hall, late Of
New Orleans, Mr. John l., Park, OF
Dallas, to Mrs. Addie Braswell, Of
Waco,
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. Good chance for sure Iayes.mcnt.

A reliable party. with . cash capital
of Two thousand dollars can obtain u
partnership in FIGURING Mil, IN Dali
las which will certainly realize him
from said Investment from 800 to 500
Der week The business is established,
and the brands Of flour most iayorablS
known in the market The mill pro
perty is wholly uueucumbered Adj
dress Lock Box i. Dallas, or apply to
Philip Iind,leys law office hln street
near Austin. INlN-lI
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Turbansi Turbans.! Turbens,,,

BY request OF the ladies of Dallas. Mr..
). ralson of the Mann street Millinery
and Importing House, has ordered, re-
celved and now has on exhibition lot
OF black, white and brown Tmbans, at
reasonable prices. maylS.dN
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For Exchange,

A beautiful and highly improved In
diana farm, with dwelling, barn, out
houses, orchards, etc; will be exchanged
for Dallas city property or Texas lands
Addrcss. Edtor IIerNld.
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"NeIIriI

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neuralgia at Hoskins ~
Howell's drug store, Dallas. I'D.
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Ladies, call and see the beautiful
styles daily arriving, and being sold
lower than at any other house IN the
aitN. nd 81 Min street. mnyII-l3m
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Wanted,

To buy a comfortable house well To-
Gated in Dallas, for which part cash
will be paid down. Address s.. Herald
Once or BOX ~. iulqd6t
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Auctioncers 4O6 Elm street. Auction
sales every day Buys and sells second
hand furniture, horses, ponies etc.
mayl6-dtf
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MnnIH,I.

4 good woman who can cook and
wash. Also n pleasant girl from to y
years old To such we will give good
wages and a pleasant home Address,
$. C., care of j, i, Simpson, Dallas Her
aid. jyIi-d2wl
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Chip hats at $50 each, in every style
ana color at 5, lralSons ga Main
street. mayl l-d3m
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We are closing out Boots and Shoes
at any price to make room tor fall con-
tracts Come and get n bargain
BLAKE, JESkINa BOALEs.
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w "A ~ It H ID .
Thirty Thousand Dollars

E urnn tne feople OF Dallas, to send mo ON 10
We city OF Dallas. Don't want NM 70 ",
me- s money Myself-but will need ,Sa
lily ny thonsand for striking OF photoypan,hhse
~ ue:Jail and Market House and for cpaat
NA-hI B0DARK CARTER.
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Notice.

Notice.
Instructions on the guitar and niaro Ia.
hrs' D. D. Melton, sos Pacific Avenue, "
ly2l-9t
, 1876-10-28
= PACIFIC COAST

SHASTA, Oct. 25-The sts.e rob5er
killed yesterday near here has been
identified as I'll ma, H0nt, who was
last winter arrested for shooting Jerry
Cuiverhouse, the Reading stage driver.
Thirteen hundred dollars in gold notes
, 1876-10-28
THOROUGHBRED STOCK.

TUNHOSE DESIr GUS OF BREEDING STOCK
Il eau M, chfse at low figure the following
tho orypb"ed sock. fos'ed nv prope. y e.
anG re-, Sc ed in L. uces Amer c: II Sud /S.SAe
Eook, Volume /, to wit
Nor:EGA. bav mare years old, own sister to
the wel'-knowa .cebo Sc, Ton Merry. Sac is
by No .olk, out o Al doe by Belmont. 81 is
in fol- 70 .hs Kee e.dcty.b-ed 80 Sc LIE n. TEE,
he by Imp. Aus, = IN. on: o; Lu':eme by the
great Le1:py OF, ire s. ce o No. olk.
EoGA. 8. b mae yeas Old 15,4 hands
high. gos by Lodi. cut Of Ar: dae by Belmont.
She is now in fo., 20 Norfolk, tae S ,e OF Tom
Mer.- and is be-: er odep;ed for q b-oodmare
than euy nc-e Of her age GA t4e Coast. For
fur.fer pa .:cu'a-s. sppiy to THos. B. MERRY,
Seattle, W. T.. or to me At my farm l2 miles
above Co'usa, CAL, on the Sacramento river.
octl4-ly JOHN BOGGS.
, 1876-10-28
Election Notice!

To the voters of Seattle Precinct II hereby
announce myself an Independent candidate for
tho Office Of Constable, at the election which il
to take place on the 7th day Of Novembe. 1876.
G.. L. HATCH.
Dsted October 2, 1876.
, 1876-10-28
Tax Notice.

The Assessment Roll Of King County for the
year 1876. . now completed. and in my hands
for collection. GEO. D. HILL,
oct6-w4w-dlw County Treasurer.
, 1876-10-28
Latest by Telegraph
EASTERN STATES.

Reported Expressly fer the Daily Dispatch.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-02-12
Guardians Sale.

BY virtue of decree of the Chan
cery court of Madison County, State
of Mississippi, l will as guardian
of the minor heirs of Jos. w. Car
roll, decd, sell at public cutlery to
The highest bidder, before the door
Of the court house in said county on
Monday, the
Sirth day of March, A. d. 1876,
an undivided one-half interest i'm
the following described real estate
in said county and state, and with
in the city Of Canton, viz: An I'M
divided one-half interest in lots 3
and in square No. IL, and an un-
divided one-half interest in an en-
tire parcel tO-wit: Beginning at
the northwest corner of said lot No.
4, thence north to the corner of Sec
ton 10, township 8, range 3 east,
thence east to the corner of the
lands formerly owned by a. Me-
Farlane, now owned by Mrs Bilbo,
thence south TO the north east cor
ner of lot No. 3 aforesaid, thence
west TO the beginning, containing
about 5 acres. Said lands will be
sold between the hours of II O'Clock
Ii. III. and 4 p. M, on the following
terms: One halt cash, the balance
On u credit of II months, with ten
per cent interest per annum.
SARAH e. CARROLL.
jan 90 5t. Guardian.
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Administrative Sale.

By virtue of a decree of the
Chancery Court of Madison county,
State of Mississippi, l will as admin
istratriX of the estate of w. B. Lott,
deceased, sell for cash, before the
court house door of said county, to
the highest bidder, between the
hours of eleven a. III. and 4 .. III.
OH
Monday the sirth day Of March, 1876
the following described lands, IT,
ing in said county and State, VIZ
all of section six township nine
range five east, and east half Of
north east quarter section thirty
township ten range five east, and
north half of east half OF north west
quarter and west half of north west
quarter section seven township nine
range five east, and west half OF
north east quarter section seven
same township and range; south
west quarter section seventeen,
east half and east half west la
section twenty same township and
range; north half and east half
and south east quarter and north
half of west half south east quar-
ter and north half OF north half
Of east half of south west quarter
section one; the north east quar-
ter and north half of east half of
north west quarter section two
township nine range four east.
ELIJAH G. LOTT, AIInx.
Jan 295t
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Grand Lodge Of Mississippi.

Clarion, 5th.
The Grand Lodge closed it's ses-
sion yesterday. The next cOmmu-
nication will bo held at VicksbuIg,
on the first Monday of February,
1877. The following are the Off
cers;elect, and the committees APP
pointed
John Y. hurry, Ripley, Grand
Master; e Geo Delap, Natchez, Dep
uty Grand Master; r l. Saunders,
Jackson, Senior Grand Warden;
John Wright, Sardis, Junior Grand
Warden; Rev Irwin Miller, Walnut
Grove, Grand Chaplain; A P Barry
Hazlehurst, Grand Treasurer; j L
Power, Jackson, Grand Secretary;
w II Wilburn, Senatobia, Senior
Grand Deacon; l. Liebenfeld, Louis
ville, Junior Grand Deacon; r b
Brannin. Aberdeen, Grand Marshal;
w p Borton, Ashland, Grand
Sword Bearer; Geo 4 Teunisson,
Monticello, Grand Pursuivant.
DISTRICT GRAND MASTERS,
LIST District.-R P Bowen, Chuia-
hOma.
2nd District-H NJ Street, Boone
vile.
3rd District.-Wright Cunning
ham, Cotton Gin Port.
4th District.-A NJ Hicks, Dover.
9th District.-E f Shuler, Sails.
9Th DISTRICT NJ Ware, Perkins
vile.
7th District-George Nicholson,
HOlmesvil!e.
Sth District-Gus Asher, Jack
sou.
9th Districts b Gilbert, Chunky.
10th District III Bradley, Au-
guSta.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Laws and .Jurisprudence.-Jas NJ
Howry, Thos Hardeman, NJ Frede-
rio Speed, Jas 7 FAINT, Frank Bur
kilt.
Complaints and Appeals.-H w
Walter, Chas Il Murphy, Walter
Acker, Oliver Clifton, Angus Taylor
Credentials, Returns and Unfin-
ished Business.-J S Jones, Geo N
Dickerson, Henry Key.
Foreign Correspondence.-T S
Gathright, J. L Power, j L Whites
head.
Finance and Printing.-William
French, w Ct Paxton, w Il Mont
gOmery.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1876-02-12

CANToNIANs IN CAETHAGE.-The
Carthaginian of the 9TH instant has
the following mention of some of
Canton's worthy citizens:
"Chancellor Brock put in an ap-
pearance here Wednesday, and this
morning proceeded to the transac-
ton Of ciianccry business"
HMessrs. d. Hitler and james Ew-
ing, representing the house of ID.
Hitler s. Co., favored us with call
this week. These gentlemen were
the forerunners of a miscellaneous
caravan, but their samples and
prices showed that if they did lead
al unusual procession, the people of
our county will not be the ones to
regret it. Any way, our farmers
and country merchants will not be
the ones to regret it."
"Judge Cunningham and Major
Butt called ON US during the week.
Major Butt is q friend of our boy
hood, and Judge Cunningham is one
to whom, while we criticised, per-
haps, his judicial record. we always
extend our right hand with com
Portable sort of feeling-we have not
attacked his record as man. Even
| wholesale abuse of carpetbaggers
won't do, whom it is remembered
that Ross, Cunningham, Musgrove
and some others belong to that
claSs.o
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Mississippi Items.

The Treasurer of YazOo county
was robbed of some 1921, 900 last
week, and no clue to the robbers.
Tue Aberdeen Examiner says
there has been considerable
amount of leather shipped from
Monroe county during the past year.
The State of Mississippi is larger
than New Hampshire, Vermont,
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Con-
necticut, New Jersey and Delaware,
combined.
Aberdeen Examiner: The farm
ers of East Mississippi are at least
thirty days behind where they were
this time last year, in the matter OF
preparation for cotton planting.
Tallahatchie News: We are. in
formed that a crowd of cOlored en-
igrants arrived in this county one
day last week direct from Georgia
about two hundred in number.
Bonneville Pleader: Though a
Radical appointee, Judge b. b.
Boone, of this district, presides with
dignity and fairness, and is person
ally popular with the bar and the
public.
Coriath Sub-Soiler: The Hon. j.
Nj. Walker, of this county, killed
fourteen Berkshire hogs, all eigh
teen months old, but Two, which
weighed 4,116 pouuds-an average
of 294 pounds each.
The Clarion favors the exemption
of manufacturing establishments
from taxation for a given number of
years from the time of their estab-
lishment. We believe it would be
good policy within certain limits,
but the subject should be handled
with care. This protection Is del
icate subject.
Jackson Times, 9Th: About half
past eight last night. Hugh Hen
derson was shot and killed by Clay
Barrett, OH the public square i'll the
rear of the Governors Mansion.
The parties were sky -larking togeth-
er, and Henderson in play drew a
pistol, and while struggling to obtain
possession of it Henderson received
the fatal wound. 1t is generally be-
lieved by those who ale acqnaiut-
ed with the parties that the killing
was purely accidental.
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LEGAL ADV ERTIsI zIHETs;.


In the matter Of the estate Of John
Lipscomb, dcceaseu--So. 1911
To Emma Hampel and Louis Ram
pei, her husband, residing at
Marshall, Marshall county, Texas.
You and each of you are hereby
cited to be and appear before the
Chancery Court of Madison county,
at a court to be holden at the court.
house thereof, on the
First Monday Of april merit, 1876,
and on the first day of the term,
then and there to show cause, if any
you can, why the lands described
in the petition of John w. Lips,
comb, administrator of the estate OF
said deceased, should not be sold to
pay the debts of said deceased, and
further to do and suffer such things
as shall be considered and ordered
by the court aforesaid in the prem
ises. By order of the court.
E. S. JEFFREY, Clerk.
R c. SMITH, sol'r for petr. jn29-5-5t