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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-04-08
A CoIIniY Enir

Dallas must have II county fair this
fall. That fact is patent to all And
1t Is must be a fair commensurate with
the resources and reputation of Dallas.
1t is source of pride to the citizens of
Dallas that, in all things they under
take, they succeed. The growing i'm
portance of Dallas demands that her
vast resources and industries should be
exhibited in such manner as would
most favorably impress not only visi-
tors and prospectors, but her own citi-
zens, and that can only be done by a
county fair. We have everything
necessary for success. Ample and
spacious grou nds are, as 1t were, ready
and easily accessible for exhibitors,
and we need but few Of our enter
prising and liberal citizens to take the
matter in hand to push the enterprise
to a successful close.
The many benefits that would ac-
crue to our section would more than
repay any temporary outlay that would
be necessary, and be the means of
bringing to our midst u class Of people
whose visit could but be beneficial.
THE HERALD would be pleased to hear
from our citizens on the subject, feel
ing assured that we haye but to make
the first step to insure its complete and
happy success.
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Those wonderful Japs.

The Des Moines Qowa) Leader has
this to say of the Japs, who commence
a trief engagement at Fields Theatre
in this city, Monday evening:
To say that the performances of the
Royal Yeddo japanese, now playing in
this city, are wonderful, fails to do
them full Justice. Their dexterity,
skill and ability is simply incompar
able, and almost lead one to doubt the
evidence of his senses--as all who were
present at the entertainment last night
will attest Gangero IL host in him
self, and the feats he performs defy all
explanation and petrify the beholder
with amazement. The other members
Of the party are also perfect in their
parts-and the entire entertainment Is
q continued series of surprise, delight
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Personal.

Mr.. ]. @. 3ayne, of the Greenville
Independent, is In the city.
ID. S. Ryan, Esq, of the Galveston
News, paid THE HERALD a pleasant
call yesterday.
?. H. Strong, Esq, editor OF the
Kaufman Telegraph, was among THE
HERALD's welcome visitors yesterday.
He is in the city in the interests of his
excellent county paper.
DIR. f. b, Walton returned from Mar
shall, yesterday morning, whittier he
had gone as delegate to the meet ing
Of the State Medical Association. DIR.
Walton gives glowing account OF the
proceedings. Prof David w. Yandel,
of Louisville, KY, was present, and
highly complimented the essays, ask
ing permission to take synopsis of
them for publication in his Medical
Journal. The ladies of Marshall gave
the M. DIS a reception Wednesday
night, the physicians of Marshall gave
them champagne supper Thursday
night, and the citizens were to tender
the Inequalities Of the city last night.
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In order to meet the demands Of our
citizens for an adequate supply of ice
during the coming summer, at reason
able pricessa number of our public
spirited citizens held meeting at
Fields Theatre, Thursday evening, for
the purpose of organizing company
for the manufacture of ice. After an
informal discussion, the meeting adj.
journed to meet yesterday. Upon as
sembling yesterday, Mr.. ]. c. Bogel
was called to the chair, and tempo
rary organization effected by the cleo
ton of Colonel John Kerr as treasurer
and the following board of directors:
j. G. Bogel, Zach. Tolliver, t. G. Pey-
ton, John Shea and w. H. Webb. The
application for charter was read and
ordered to be at once forwarded to the
Secretary of State at Austin, and as
soon as the proper charter of incorpo-
ration shall arrive, permanent organ.
ization will be effected and work COM
mencee. The company propose to or
ganize with capital stock of seventy
five thousand dollars.
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This evening according to jewish
date, the 10Th day Of the month Of
Nlsan) our Israelitish citizens celebrate
the beginning Of the Passover feast,
and for the benefit Of It's readers, The
HERALD gives brief synopsis Of how
and In what manner 1t il observed AT
the present time by the lsraelites as n
religious body.
The origin Of this feast Is well known
to every reader Of the Bible. II refers
to the dellverance Of Israel by their
great teacher, Moses, out of their bond
age and slavery in Egypt. Pesach (the
Hebrew term for Passoyer), the first
holiday In early spring, after the
rough and stormy winter season has
passed away, Is n symbol of liberty to
the plous lsraelite, both In body and
spirit. Not only now, in our enlight-
ened nineteeth century, when freedom
Of conscience Ia given TO. every human
being, do they enjoy and keep holy
the feast but in times Of darkness,
when brutal power reigned, and igno-
rance, prejudice and intolerance en-
chained mankind with their iron des-
potism, the oppressed and down-trod-
den believer IN Judaism dreamed OF
hope and liberty when he sat down in
the family circle on thePesach Eve,
and explained to the listening children
and members of his household that
wonderful story of his ancestors. He
forgot the dark present; he looked
back TO the past, and learned from III
records that liberty was born, and fas
tened his hope in the future, knowing
that freedom must return sooner OF
later, and this hope cherished hin
through life's weary journey, and gave
him strength to overcome all the
struggles and sulierings which he haC
to undergo for his prosecuted religion
The Passover is called, therefore, by
the Israelites, the Feast of Liberty
commemorative of the dellverance on
of their land of bondage, and is gener
ally observed all over the globe, in the
following manner:
Seven days the use of leavened brea(
Is forbidden in all Jewish households
The first and the last of these days arr
called holidays, when no work il
done, and all business transactions arr
suspended. After divine service OF
the first evening, the father or guar
dian Of the family relates to the mem
bers of his household the history o
the feast. Before him are placed bite
herbs ,and unleavened bread-the for
mer as remembrance of the times o
slavery and oppression, the latter as
memento that the Israeltes did no
have time to leaven the bread il
Egypt, on the night of their deliver
ance. Every member of the house
hold tastes the bitter herbs and un
leavened bread, while hymns of prais
are offered to Jehovah, the Safeguard
of Israel. 1t is n happy picture, whicl
the Jewish family present on Pesacl
eve to the spectator. The father, OF
this occasion especially considered tn,
king of 1.-THE household, under impress
sive ceremonies, instructs his offspring
in the history of his nation, and plaut
the golden flower of holy religious doe
trines in their fruitful young hearts
IL is unity, peace and harmony which
on this evening especially prevails
around the Jewish Preside.
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Street cars well patronized yester-
day. |
The cutters looked like miniature
rivers yesterday.
The atmosphere was somewhat
humid yesterday. '
MIR, g. III. Day has been reelected
Mayor of Fort Worth.
The rafters are being placed in po-
sition on the elevator.
The present City Council hold their
final meeting this evening.
Not a single case before His
Honor, Mayor Ca bell, yesterday.
The Lamars are commanded to
meet at their armory this evening.
Judge Burford will take up the
criminal docket in his court next week.
The Japs are still behind time,
having failed to reach the city up to
date.
Things about town, from repor-
torial standpoint, are disgustingly
quiet.
Visit the Lamar-street Methodist
church to-day.
The sun set clear last evening, spre.
saying pleasant weather in the early
future. s a
Owing to the heavy rain, visitors
andwagons from the country yesterday
were scarce.
q Paddle specks are cooler and re,
tain the sight longer than any Others,
at Webb's.-Ad.
E You can 60 to work and plant
your garden truck, as soon as the
ground can be put In order.
Subscriptions to the Dallas and
Wichita Railway are being made with
aspontaneity that is most gratifying.
several Of the influential politi-
clans are radiant In plug hats and new
suits since the election. "a
. Under the workings of our new
Constitution, Dallas will, have almost
continuous session Of courts.
THE Royal laps have been heard
nom, andwill be here in time to open
ab Fields Theatre Monday evening.
County scrip wanted by Johnson
4 Manget, LeGrand Hotel, who buy
and sell railroad tickets 70 All parts Of
the United states and Canada. I'D.
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NnIice.

No bills against any one connected with
The Herald Office wiz be allowed In settle
ment OF accounts due the office unless by OK
press agreement with the Business Man
ager,
No contract for advertising will be recog-
nized by this office unless countersigned by
the Business Manager.
City Circulators are not permitted TO col
let for subscriptions longer than one month
In advance, and persons who wish to pay for
a longer period must do SO ut the office.
No bills against the Herald Company will
be allowed unless accompanied by written
order from the Business Manager.
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The Ice factory ~ an assured sue
cess. Now lot US have the cotton,
wooden and paper mills questions
looked into.
The new Methodist Episcopal TIA
bernacle) church will be formally dedl-
Gated tomorrow morning. Bishop
Peck will preach the dedication ser
mon.
Fort Worth had an alarm of fire
Tuesday morning, but fortunately
little damage was sustained. Ana
now the Standard olanors for IRE
engine.
why not buy four seed and
Havana cigars instead: OF three for
twenty-five cents, and try Theo.
ReineclSe, 300 Main street-oldest to
bacconlst In the city 7-Ad.
Young man, II you desire to spend
n pleasant and profitable hour, drop
into the free reading room Of the
Young Mems Christian Association,
oyer the State Savings Bank.
Work on the foundation of the new
steam Touring mill Is progressing fine
ly, and in n few days will be complet'
ed when work will at once be com,
menced on the building proper.
Fort Worth polled three hundred
andseventy-one voteBat her municipal
election. Dallas only had registered
three thousand two hundred ant
eighty-six voters at her municipal cleo
ton, which came oil on the same day
Tickets to New Orleans, fifteer
dollars. For sale by Johnson d Man
get, LeGrand Hotel. They buy ant
sell Railroad tickets to all points
County scrip Is wanted by them. I'D
The time draws near for Adolphus
to escort his Amarantha to the fount
TO partake OF u draught Of the deli
cious and efiervescent fluid that gush-
es therefrom.
Have any steps been taken Il
abolish the toll on our bridge? Lou,
complaints are continually made b,
citizens west of Dallas of this unjus
tariff and unless the matter Is attende,
to.will work serious injury to our trade
---DeStefeno Bros, 1913 Main street
are in receipt Of a choice lot Of Messin
lemons and oranges, eocoanuts, ban
anas, nuts and fruits of all descrit
tons. Those in want of fresh fruits o
nuts should give them n call.-Ad.
Defeated candidates We're yester
day shaking hands oyer the billiar
table In Bohny's and drowning the sa
recollections Of the past in pleasan
and friendly game of whisky pool.
THE HERALD extends the Austil
Statesman man an invitation to visi
our city on the 18th instant. Tn
State Sunday School Convention con
venes here on that day, and we woul
like to have him as Fnghtful Exam
pie.
The Texas Baptist says the oldes
church in the ELM Fork Association
Union Church, Is fifteen miles nortl
west of Dallas. 1t was organized b
Elder David Myers on the 10th of May
1916, with five members--F. Bowie,
J. b. Lee, S. M. Myers, Margaret
Lee and Letticia Myers
Now is the time to buy anythin
you want at Reed n Lathrop's, from
jewsharp to fine ledger. New good
constantly arriving. Office outfits con
plete and cheap. Wallpaper and blan
books in great variety, and prices {
suit the the times. I'D.
The races In June promise to dra,
q large crowd of visitors to our city.
number of gentlemen prominent o
the turf, who are the possessors {
some famous stock, have signifie
their intention to be present wit
their stables, and these will be aug
mented, gdoubtless, by the stable
which exhibit at the State Fair q
Houotnn
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Do you feel unrelreshod, languid and de-
VOID OF appetite for breakfast In the morn
ing2 II no, DO sure that there Is q want ol
activity and regularity IN the vital machin'
cry, and that you require wholesome tonic
aud corrective. n you put of medication
positive disease may develop itself, Take q
wine-glassiul At night, In the morning, and
In the middle OF the day, OF Udolpho Wolfei
sohledam Aromatic schnoaps and you viii
rise refreshed with hearty appetite.
mari-d&wly (@
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Advertisers who wish TO avail them
selves Of the excellent opportunity Of
the SUNDAY HERALD of reaching the
public, will confer favor upon US by
sending in their advertisements at AZ
early hour to-day M possible. by
doing this they will secure favorable
positions, and enable US TO give them
proper display,
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CITY BUSINESS.
Hot md Cold Baths nj wilson's, No
ali Elm street. v, deol5dly
NJ, Matthew's Cathedral.

Sealed proposals for the erection OF H.
Matthew's Cathedral according 10 plans and
specifications 10 be seen az the once OF n. "
Mauber, Architect, Lamar Building, Main
street. WIN be received at the First Ma
tIonal Bank until o'clock Wednesday
April II, 1876.
Separate proposals may DO given for brick
work, carpenters and painters work.
The person or persons accepting any con.
tract viii DO required to give sufficient
bonds for the due performance of said con.
tract. apr8d3t
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The meetings of the Young Mems
Christian Association, under the lead.
ership of the evangelists, Messrs. Cree
and Hall, will begin this morning at
ten o'clock, at the Lamar-street Meth
odist church. Bible readings at four
o'clock in the afternoon, and regular
services at half-past seven in the even
ing. Notice of Sabbath meetings will
be given in The HERALD tomorrow
morning.
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A good % horse power engine, with new
two-fued boiler, 40 In shes In diameter by q
3 feet long, together with two run OF burrs
shafting, belts, pulleys, pumps, etc. suita-
BILE for grist or saw mill. offered very low
for cash, or in exchange for desirable Dallas
city property, by W. 4. LYTE & CO.,
Real, estate Agents, No 100 Lamarstreet.
mch8dlm fa t4
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and amazement. Those who attended
last evening will certainly be present
tonight, aud we doubt not large
audience will grace the Opera, House
upon the occasion of this, tho last APP
pearance of the Royal Yeddo Japs'
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wall psperI Wall psporii

' BY far the largest stock everbefore brought
to this market. $1,000 rolls direct from the
largest factory In the world. 5All can rely
on finding just what they want. Designs
new and beautiful and prices at the very
bottom. Ladies' are particularly invited to
call and examine. Il. p. LYLE,
9as. H 6O7 Main street.
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CENTEN NAL.
nOOtg and Shoes.

Harry Bros are receiving daily the finest
assortment OF Gents, Ladies', Misses and
Chlldren's Boots and Shoes ever brought to
this market. Call and see the new styles.
mar2i-dlm
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Ladies, Attention.

am receiving daily from New York, a
large invoice Of the finest novelties in Mill
merry Goods, French Pattern Hats and all
kinds of untrimmed Straw, English Chip
and Leghorn Hats. l. Will keep always ON
hand the largest and finest assortment OF
the latest novelties, such as Flowers, Laces,
Trimmings, and will sell them lower than
any other house In the city.
z Please give me call, and win be happy
TO show you the Latest Novelties.
t8 f y. IRALSoN,
mchl2-tf. 5li Main street,
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Notice.

Tho price C The Daily Herald is only Ave
cents copy. Newsboys and agents ARE not
permitted to charge more, and when they
do 10, we will be pleased to receive informa-
ton Of the fact Mt this office.
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TO City Subscribers.

Carriers of The Herald will themselves
make good any and all Irregularities in the
delivery of the paper. Complaints left ut
the Office will insure this.
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Surgeon and Physician oilice, No. SU7 Main
street, up stairs, Room No.3, where he will
be found at all hours, both day and night,
jan2l-dtf
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"NeuriI."

The instantaneous and infallible
remedy for Neurdigia-at Hoskins &
Howelps drug store, Dallas.-Ad.
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Enr Hala or Rant

IN M" For Sale or H0nt, n
Houses and lots In Eagle Ford, Dallas
county. Apply TO
TOM. CUNNINGHAM,
mar2ld2m Eagle Ford.
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The price reduced fifty per cent, enabling
all citizens TO rid their premises OF these
pests. Prepared at the
MARKET DRUG STORE,
asktt @ Sl8 Main street.
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Prescriptions carefully compounded, also,
No. Baking Powder prepared, cheap, at the
MARKET DRUG STORE,
Sl0 Main street,
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Prescriptions attended to night ana day, by
a competent druggist.
apr0dlm Il. BEAUMONT & co.
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Wanted 70 Lot

.ssssss.ss,s sia, Wanted to Let.
Furnished rooms with best of convent
encesand accommodations ,O3O Main street
feb28d2m
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All kinds of hair made up In every style.
Highest price paid for human hair at y
IRALSON'S, 5l4 Main street.
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.


]. @, Booth & Co., AuoiloneerS,
7l0 Elm street, next door 10 Dollar store will
buy or sell any and all kinds OF Furniture,
Horses, Mules, Wagons, Etc, Etc, or sell amy
thing left at private sale. Auction every
day. JOE q. BOOTH, Auctioneer'
ap7dlm ga
Glass lamps and chimneys, shades for
lamps and burners.
II, BEAUMONT Il CO.,
aprGdlm City Drug store, /, llS Elm street.
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Papers in Wrappers.

Persons desiring to send The Herald IN
friends at distance can procure copies
neatly done up In wrappers at the counting
room,
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Inar2ld2Ill
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PR0BATE COURT.

June S.-James Cronin, AZ Canadian
of Richel Smith. afterward Cronin, and
now deceased, fl.d his fiaal account /;
hearing continued oi 7Ee&a i.1ta .9 ..i =
June 5.-John U Steiger, Guardian
OF the minor heirs OF jacob Lang,, de.
ceased, filed his hlst account; hearing
continued. s1Es3,'H e.'aa r.5@".e
II j. Muhleman, Guardian ftbe
minor heirs of James Moateith. de.
ceased, filed an Inventory Of the effects
Of the estate Of said minors; ordered
recorded. ~ 2 fif' i,e.,i' sei g
rs June e,-G W. Bracy having resign.
Fed the guardianship OF Sarah Evans, an
limhecl ;, the c ,urt appointed Eli Evaus
Ias Guardian. Bond $500 $50 +
f John Mcmahon, Guardian Of Hattie,
Florence aud Arininta B McMahon. OBJ
tanned an ocderto sell real estate at pri
vate sale - i'ea i3if sl}ve t.vsi2s4sa
| June 7-W G Webb, as Guardian
ot the estate of Charles Sehwing, flee
his FIRST account; hearing. continued. "
June -Martha Hobbs,, widow o
George Hobbs, deceased, appeared il
Court and elected to take The proyis
ions made for her support by the, VIII
OF said deceased, in lien of Dover DC
under the Statute. -iia
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FOREIGy.
suicide Of the EA.Suitan, Abdul
\ AZ3Y s

Suicide Of the EA.Sultan, Abdul
Axix. ft
CossrANrINoPLE, June 1T is ofi
cially announced that the Ex-Sultan Alb.
dul Aziz committed suicide this (Sun-
day) morning, by opening the veins OF
his arm with pair OF scissors.
LONDON, June 5-The Times corres
pondent at Paris says physicians of Brit
ish and other Embassies at Constantia
ople testify that the late Sultan COM
mitted suicide by cutting the arteries oi
both arms With o pair OF scissors he
died ut Tcheragar Palace at ten o'clock
Sunday morning and was buried in the
tomb OF Mahmoua on Sunday evening
The telegram received in Paris asserts
that the Ex-Sultan stabbed himself with
a dagger 1t is generally remarked in
Paris as strange that Abdul, Aziz, who
had always shown himself so feeble
should have suddenly displayed SO much
energy, and at the same time his deatf
WAS of 80 little importance to any ont
that it seemed repugnant TO attribute i
to assassination. M
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SerYla.

70 . - d
BELGRADE, June s S-The Seryian gov
eminent has declared that it will follow
the recommendation OF Russia, not to
enter into hostilities against Turkey.
LONDON, June Gen. Tehernay Ell,
writing from Belgrade toihe Ruski Neir,
states that the Servian army. consists of
125, 900 men, and militia OF 100000
more The Servians are convinced that
war is moral necessity.
n. Miletics, leader OF the Servian
Liberals in Hungary, in an editorial
published in the Z,stava, uses these
words: ''We are speaking deliberately
when we assert that a Seryian wal
against the Turks is now more ALSO
lutely certain than anything else in ths
world"
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Legal Notice.

VIZ H.,H. PHILLIPS, who resides in the
W.. county of johnson aud State of Mis-
souri,, will take notice that on the 25th day Of
May, 1876, Albert J. Pearson filed his petition
against him. as Curator of Irena Grow, minor,
in the court Of common pleas of Monroe coun.
ty, Ohio; the object and prayer of said petition
is to recover from said w. a. II. Phillips as
Curator of said Irena Grow. a minor, the sum
of $2O0, with interest thereon from the 9th day
of April, 1875, for professional services rehder-
ed by plaintiff, as attorney for said W. Il. II.
Phillips, Curator as aforesaid, in the collection
of money belonging to said Jrena Grow, in said
county Of Monroe; that an order of attachment
has been issued in said action. You are re.
quired to answer said petition on or before the
18th day of August. 1876 =.
HUNTER & MALLORY,
and JOHN W. DOHERTY,
june13, ,T6w6. Att'ys for plaintiff.
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wA party or society known as the
American Alliance proposes to put still
another Presidential ticket in the field. It
is secret order, and as an excuse for its
existence, assumes thai the one great
want of this country is the exclusion of
persons of foreign birth from Office and
from the polls. tits a sort Of toad stool,
drawing its sustenance from the rotten re
mains of Know Nothingism.
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Proceedings OF the County Com.
mDsSlOnerSsps+f

.,g-. .,-.
Froceeainss OF the Co1nAy ZONE
'.s'oAv -. =,
Ane Doaro met on Mouoab sne osn
inst, present JAMES ARMSTRONG, Ed
WARD OKEY and DAVID LENT
Allowed seibert & LiIley sS7 s5 for
blanks. books and. stationery; B. F.
wade 4 a. s1O6 for hooks and sta.
t;orerv. David 0kev olerk s6l GO
costs IL State cases. indexino &c !; ia
cob Bnrohacher 40 for book. case in