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A nar,naIade Eaeinrx.

An exchange says Of the marmalade
factory at Jacksonville Florida The
marmaiade factory is extensively en-
gagged IN the preparation Of that delicacy
for market. The capacity OF the fac
tory has recer thy been increased To three
tons per week, which is pnt rp in the
neatest possible packages. from the lit
tie porcelain jars holding one pound to
neat wooden pals of forty i've pounds.
and in glass jars from one pint e. one
half gallon each suitable for the sick
room, the kitchen or the largest hotel
in ali of which it is now used extcn-
sively as delicate conserve for the
sick or mere substantial basis for va
rieus Preparations on supper and dinin ;
tables
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omee-seehers.

There Is q strange iatuity about these
who run after positions under govern
meut that can hardly be accounted for
Young men and old ones appear to
think that = thousand dollar salary
made IN custom house or post0fiioe
is better than the same amount gained
at teaching school or selling dry goods
Bat Washington correspondent, who
has had considerable experience and
has observed closely, draws this truth
FIJI picture Among those who apply
in person ! notice many robust and
hearty looking young men who spend
their time IN vain search for n twelv.
or fourteen hundred dollar cierkship
It is, think, great mistake. Young
men get in here and can't get out until
turned out, when they are ia poor
plight foh the battle of life Every
year they remain they become more
and more dependent. and less able to
cope with the world IN legitimate bnsi-
ness. a discharged government clerk,
or one who has been compelled to
resign, Is an object of pity Nine times
out of ten he has no money saved, and
cannot yet another place. The fact Is.
a government clerkship here does not
qualify man for anything in psrticu-
lar. as can see. An official clerk Is
merely screw to help bold the wheels
Of the governmental machinery in place
He is very useful, but very humble.
and when he leaves the ,iace ne has
been fitted to he cant be easily utilized
anywhere else
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roxa Tax Ti,ge.

\ case IS reported in the State Register
of the 25d nit, which settles the status
Of tax titles IN Iowa The case went ~
from Cas- county to the circuit court
Of the United States, and from there 10
the supreme court Of the same. Tho
case is Hurley vs. C.llanan. Hurley. the
original owner comes into court and
asks to have the original titles set aside
on the ground of irregular conduct
of the sale, in that the sale was begun
outhe ith day of january and continued
from day 10 day and that ON the 18th
day Of the month said land was sold,
but that the record declares and the
certificate OF sale shows that the sale
was made on the lth day OF the month.
That the bidders present had conspired
together 10 prevent bids for less than
the whole OF the amount OF the land
offered. The decision Of the court Is
that au irreguhrity that does not nor
cannot prejudice the original owner
rights does not inYalilate the sale.
Ia short, the Iowa tax las * sus-
tanned IN a clear and unmistakable
manner The decision settles the
question about tax titles. and real
estate owners must lot trust to the
equity of the courts to protect their
rights. The only thing to do is to pay
tax or lose your land
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London Gag. Telegraph My. Tilden
has the melancholy consolation Of be
ing the first man in American history
who, having at MS back clear Also
lutte majority OF the popular vote. has
not won the presidency Nay. more
the electors chosen 70 nominate him
secured success at the polls. yet were
ignored by State officials resolved that .
Democrat should not win We have
long heard from American statesmen
that the supremacy OF the majority was
ihe guiding principle of their institu-
tons, but in this case il has been dclib>
erately set aside. The people rather
than risk civil strife or prolonged un-
certainty, have decided just now to sub
nit butthe precedent is perilous, and
the one more victory of the Republi-
cans will probably be their last.
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Esdg,a IS ihe lhisf 81 lbs .4b,E,4 it
was STANLEY Matthews 7r Ohio. 7sl.o was
the sscRnd counsel and 10y request OF
Hayes, Matthews Is hayes representa-
ti,e ia the United S.Aisa Senate. Mst
sist = WG!it he Is al able man. Is thia
SOFT 81 8 mau de ws= a I.tierAi Tor
;siae, blI alter tae nomination of Cree
ley iie saprorted aa.,l vetet lot Gsant.
reee3vllsg a TEN Thousand d1iiar Fytssin,r
Zee fep the administration III lsps
case. This feet evidently explains tiie
Sudden change IN toe polite Of STAT
theas Bug nos he 4 not only Hayes
iliend, but q relative Of Hayes. a. we
look along the line We see jasi hos il
is that - many men who figured IN the
commission are Tor Hayes Even I81.u
Morton, n son OF Senator Morton. has
left Tor the Alaska Islands as govern
ment agent TO superintead the killing
Of seal.. Under the contract which per
Eits the Slaughter of one hundred
Es.ousand seals per aunum
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VIVA. Frea+r,ek Douglas. Means to;Do

Baltimore Gazette Mr. Douglass was
dressed in new black broadeloth suit
and immaculate shirt front, while con
spieaously above these lowered his
leonine head, matched thickly with
long locks of snowy hair. Mr. Douglass
did not seem to desire TO talk much on
the marshalship For the present Mr..
Douglass viii make no special changes.
and will fill the positions gradually.
He has received a large number of APP
plieations for positions in his office, and
no less than six petitions for the office
of deputy marshal. he stated positive
ly that Mr. Arthur Shepherd had been
selected as his first assistant. lie in
tends to use great discretion in select
ing officers, and viii endeavor to secure
for the position OF deputy marshal a
gentleman acquainted with law and one
who will be agreeable to the members
of the. bar. There are great preiudices
existing, and they are to be overcome
by the selection of proper officers. Is
pecially the deputy marshals. Mr.
Douglass stated that he was owner of
properly in this city to the amount of
$25 900, and. therefore, had some inter
est in the welfare of the district.
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IN. Army ana ,ne Laws.

The World takes General sherman
to task for his speech at the Friendly
Sons of st. Patrick dinner on SATURDAY
night, i'll which he complained that the
army was not rightly treated by the
press and people. The editor says
The opinion is fast becoming univer-
sal outside OF small government and
political cII4ues that, if this is to
remain goyernmentot laws, the army
must be sent back to attend Z, the
business for which it is raised and paid
by the authority OF the Representatives
OF the people. Ii is pleasant to have
General Sherman's word for it that
every Federal American soldier may be
trusted as infallible in the performance
of such delicote duties as managing
elections AID purging legislatures, but
even his guarantee is not quite good
enough TO overcome the wholesome
scepticism on this matter which we
have derived from many generations of
free ancestors. We prefer that eitiz ms
should attend to these duties them
selves and effect their purposes through
the agency of the courts; and that our
soldiers should be left free to devote
themselves to fighting the enemies OF
the ration and holding the Federal
forts and frontiers. We prefer this for
the sake of the army as well as of the
country. The army exists only by the
will ofthe people. and for the service of
the people.
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The Durhy OF H--.e-Darm.,.a,.

Prince Charles William Louis OF
Hesse-9 rmstadt. whose death is an
nouneed, was the eldest brother OF
Louis III, the reiguing grand duke OF
Hesse- Dasnlstadt, and was born in 1909.
As the Grand Duke Louis is without
heir, the late Prince Charles was heir
presumptive to the grand ducal throne,
and his claim now deseensls TO his eldest
son, Prince Louis Frederick William
Charles. This prince married Alice.
second daughter OF Queen Victoria, in
1867, when an allowance of $4,000 a
year was settled on the bride-eleet to-
gether with ssh.o00 as dowry. At the
time Ut his marriage the prince was a
captain in the First Regiment Prussian
Guards and colonel of y regiment of
Hnssars. He has FIVE children. He is
now entitled to ducal honots and dis
tinctions.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-31

WELL we have at last the official an,
nouncement Of the personnel of the
Louisiana commission. and only one
Democrat answers to roll call. That's
worse than eight to seven, and Nichols
will have less chance. if possible, for
recognition at its hands than Tiiden
had at the hands of the national com.
mission. The whole commission bust.
ness isa weak dodge on the part of the
executive TO shift to its shoulders the
responsibility be feared himself to as.
sumo. When make presidents shout
der responsible ties themselves we vii.
have peace, bat not till then.
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AUs1I>.

cpptur- az E.estbaFi Hna S-.a aHtaeis
.---espFe t;shaess bS Saass.ia Lee s.Hsi.
special 20 Tie HeF-iI.i
AUSTIN. March = The men who
rottsd tbe -tsges be;~sen this place
and I.5ckbsrt aa3 Ssa A1toaiu, 90
Aioaday iAst were caught this uoru
tug. near L'1iiag, ~ Csp,si,. Lee Hail.
Of ,he frontier force recently 0sg1a
ze!. Most Of Ihe money Wa found
Captain Han siIi be here with hi-
prisoners Tomorrow. Score one foI
Governor Hubbard's aPpoihtee from
North Texas.
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MISSING.
= Prem Lazy sr of Plano Dfr1p
pesrsd Two weeks Tidings.

~ Inv w oNr~b
pesrsd t~o wcek-sgo-So Tiding>.
orr reporter was Informed yestsr-
day, that lawyer of Plano, named
Knox Lee, left his home some two or
three weeks ago, expressing his iuien
;ion of going to Tyler 10 attend the
United states eoart. be departed, aud
tor some time nothing was thought Of
it by his family. Time wore on aud
no tidings from him having been re-
ceived, his wife became anxious and
inquiry was set on foot II was learned
that he Was seen in Galveston by a
merchant who stated that lie acted in
curious manner, a though suffering
At the time from mental alteration.
The merchant lost sight Of him and
supposed he had gone home. Nothing
has teen heard Of him since. His
wife is nearly frantic, aud her father
in one Of the Southern states, wrote 10
her that he would be here soon to take
her home with him, What has be-
come of him is mystery TO his many
| frienGs.
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nn,-i.n fe..,arou.ner..

At Russian hotel you are obliged to
stipniate for bed linen pillows, blankets
and towels. or else pay extra for them
as the landlord assumes that you carry
these articles with you This has been
the custom of the country from time
immelnorial, and mas produced among
Ger ain Russians a curious kind of
fastldiousness They strongly dislike
using sheets blankets and towels which
are i'll n certain sense public property,
just IS We should strongly object to
putting on clothes which d been al
ready worn by other people.
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hcd are s.-hrI ever.
the cnlusu- % D-xsi.a--...
y'ur srgaEfsf o. 49,. ........
IS -per-ia aLd liver -...
sou suog noihlur at.rr
Outraged spenJit- u.-..
iittic -'ictF--- NHs. e. -.....
factory pr1"f tl.r l-..
Flower VIII cur- ypu no ..e-....
!ltsr complaint with
-u.h - -s.iIT -'ofra.s ...
hloiuiai Da,-i che. .a. 81.
heart heart -tuII.. -al-f
~ 81 FOOD after calm.
~, 's- Ak ylE o. <. ........
ana ret sSnIV- t-.t...
August Flower for t~u ,,-f-. ..-..
OF a regular size fur -.yrrr. Ill.
two do--- will reIi-v. ga..
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WE trust, for Hampton's own sake
Tor the sake of his State, and for the
sake Of the South, decency and honor
that he will refuse point blank any and
all kinds of compromise We've had
enough Of it, in all conscience. If wa
are not safe, planted firmly on our re-
served rights, we can never become SC
10y compromise, bargain and sale. All
the States are interested in the final
acts of the distinguished South Caro-
iinian
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-31

Tng Waco Eraminsr deplores the eff
forts being made by the people OF Har.
rison county to escape the payment o.
tho subsidy voted the Texas and Pacific
Railroad by that county. The Eramiat,
says the subsidy was voted upon the
condition that the Texas and Pacific
erected its Texas domicile at Marshal.
and that the road has complied strictly
with Its part OF the compact, and now.
'aoush it falls heavily upon an impoy-
eri-hed people, yet the tax ought to be
PAID oneis never far out Of the correct
track when the terms of contract are
complied with faithfully.
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ONE can hardly believe that the Er
amiaeT is not mistaken in the accoun,
we have extracted from it this morning
OF the extraordinary procedure of the
sheriff of johnson comfy. If this *
trae, how can any sane man expect
anything but Lynch law and violence in
the land where such men are elected to
oi'ceF We trust our usually alert co
temporary has been misinformed. and
that no officer would disgrace himself
by such proceeding.
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death. a Mrs Sewtold ,lreameathst
she VAS attending the funeral Of an In.
innate friend, and Wa taken sick while
at the house and 9licsl On Tuea,lay
last she beard ct the death 81 Sire
aauge'tsty, IN Hettior,l. ous ~ sleF r.3sG
iftlmate friends, Ais.l pIocesdei * o.iee
u sttensi tho funeral. She arglfeil "a
the t.91sa o. NJ p lgl efiy ard n !
Q clock Y ,,diies1ay was perfectly we'll
Sue vas taken sick snd died before &c
. ci-ck.
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II has been charged repeatedly that
Grand Master Lang, OF the State
Grange, is the author of the present
tx law which gives the farmers 30
much uneasiness The Jefferson linz
P'..aie calls upon him to d eny explicitly
that he is the author, and il is iast
one OF those demands which he cannot
afford to disregard. viii he do it3
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A Unated stafes Judge Reerexns - she
lepnblican Party.

The judge of the United States dis
triet court at Baltimore. denies the
right OF congress 10 grant equal accom-
modations TO colored with white per-
sons on the trains of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, for the reason that the
right to travel does not belong te
national, but to State citizenship. Here
are promised more nice questions for
the supreme court TO settle
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-31

IdE Mars IS, IS usual, very evenly
balanced exactly on the top rail- and it
can get down on one side of the Hayes
southern policy AS easily as the other.
The Noes s peerless in these remar<a-
hle balancing acts
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Va are greatly obliged to our friends
among the farmers fer their early and
satisfactory responses to our request for
crop items The letter from Mesquite
this morning VIII he found inter estins.
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We do not like to grumble or com.
plain without real grievance but the
mad Irregularities. north and east, are
becoming almost unbearable. Some
days we are entirely without our ex>
changes from these directions. and
again, we have batch of EN-, all in a
heap, too old and stale to be of the
least service We cali the attention OF
our postofiee authorities to the matter.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-03-31

Ina very general inquiry abroad for
facts and figures regarding Texas. is
indicative of the great financial stress
under which the country is laboring,
and the universal confidence that Texas
viii be able to weather the storm with
more masts standing than any other OF
the thhty eight States.
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pa.,enee .na q. n,nen,.

Paiiadeil'lsia Times; 4 psaent ea2in-
Try = Oh tue verge ot impaticnce about
this Southern business. There wilt be
general regret that the cabinet di,i not
take decisive action in the matter ut its
session yesterday. The monstrous in
justice of the usarpe ton in Louisiana
and Scath Carolina has already reeeis ed
The sanction OF the government tar too
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We have very neat little paper on
our table he Waco Commercial. new
,ri weekly by Byrd Il Harris. The
ability and experience of MAJOR Byrd
are sure guarantee Of success. The
EtIsaeer will not hereafter have mere
walk over as formerly Wish the
t7B.nscrri5} success
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rHE Parkard warrants are not even
called on the stock exchange, while the
Nichols paper goes off glibly at ST.
Nothing else could show so clearly how
the rival governments OF Louisiana
stand with the people, who furnish the
siuews of war.
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fuE Caldwell Esyis publishes the fol
lowing warm tribute to The HERALD, for
which we are DEEPLY grateful
THE DALiAs DAILY HrRA1n is equal to
the Galveston N.trs in regard to general
news, and We are sure its editorials are,
beyond = doubt, frmore acceptable and
reinbie in every particular.
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The Marshall HsraH is straining every
nerve to get its new daily out, and give
il a send of Wish it success. Marshall
has proven to be the early grave OF
many a promising daily May the Thr-
ati escape th. fate.
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TIE london Times. on The situation

Tue EouuOu IIiurNl % W. III IhIIou
LONDON, Mareh 29.-Tbe Times, in Il
leading article, takes very gloomy
view of the situation, and says il i
really idle to talk OF nqulriesrtrea,ies,
amuesties, conditions, aud other act-,
tbiniy dressed ia phrases Of legal Sig
! nificanee. Ia word, we have failed.
We have had our turn and it is over
Whether We we're sinpy aiming nj
the reformation Of the Turkish empire.
with due regard to it, integrity aud in
dependence, and whether Ne bad also
an eye to the British interests At stase.
! We have had our innings and have
scored nj
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IUE chief commissary Of the depart
ment Of Texas viii soon advertise for
proposals to furnish subsistence at the
military posts in the State.
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Mr. a. GEoEsHrgcE. vice president OF
the Houston and Texas Central rail
road, by special invitation of Commo-
dore Morgan, passed over his Clinton
line to Galveston, and enjoyed the Nor.
gan hospitalities during the day. This
Is something new in the history of the
Central and Mr.. Morgan, and is worthy
of note
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DALLAS TEXAS.

FHE NsospqsT wss cremated in the
recent Rockdale fire Sorry for it.
Up Breeding, "and at EN- again.
The Chicago TnEs irreverently calls
the last Congress. 'thcpoor emasculated
back-bouele-s defuurt That's severe.
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LrApER has got one Of the Austin
preachers by the Az already. He'll be
glad enough to turn the text FOUNDER
loose ere that little "skrimmags' is over
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A Dream fulaIiea.

Marfreesboro Enquirer Our chowan
correspondent writes that on Wednes-
day last, in Hert.ord, Perauinaans
county. n. C.. occurred most singular
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H.ye.' oabsaes on aae ce..ms.s,o,

New York Express Ii was McCrary.
now secretary of war. who suggested the
electoral commission in the House. and
he is in the cabinet 1t was Eyarts who
was the leading counsel for Hayes, and
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COMMERCIAL.

Some little stir took place in the pro
duce IN rket yesterday, and the dealers
were quite busy. Probably the aP-
proaeh of the carnival, and the laying
in OF supplies f,F tine Influx at the low
prices now ruling, had something 10
do with IT, There have been no ma
terial alterations in quotations for ~ O
days. Ia fact, there has been really
no market.
Ta- Dallas Market.
FIGURE i Texas. SAC, Nxx. g .5-st -
- HEAT-Mufi-ct dun. rEoiei.. 81 a.. aver
age milling. 81 3 Ell ., lover mining. 81 - .
-: ipw grade, 81.
AlPLES-Dosgu g a. q bTi.
JSIONs-ss utsfss "a
bAiuki-Naniinal At last quotations.
KfE-Nominai.
Nfi.LET-sl -.
POTATOES stEeE =.
CoES-in shucE, Sc; on track, sack 4 and
shelsei i9pzc.
BUT; ER-Country. Ilazl0e.
EtstfS-l tallz lie Il dozen.
HiDE--Over u 80, EG1d, lie; do Erub3,y.
l2c; under n -. good. lir. grubby. ~: deer-
skirs lie. coon ski s..ssssc-
PEGA N5-s1 = buSnel.
COTTON-No market.
BEEF-OR foot - 81
PORk.On foot stfg.
SHEEP p None IN the market
COTION-Itddlings. y, C.; low midliirgs
stae-i good ordinary e.
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An exchange says Offensive opera
tons on the part of Packard are locke
Tor. Vas Packard ever any hing else
ban offensive?
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THr Honey Grove Iaaspsskea is
troubled BY many things. but by local
option most.
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MYSTIC Jewellers

Appear in Gorgeous s...l-...sr. rH... ...
Iiufs rafh-f a uuF pie .Hs
add o the , turt and : fs. H.
b tn- 441E's cu=flfuauI-
Ali-sts faFr..
I.rg4 % eH. .....
Gon Saw TEE kI.gs sIN.r .H.
hand amd ssai. 81 iha lll.TH
vie. tEis .isIn lkY t.I fH. Ir-a1sr.
One TlH'l-4z.tt'i a-asF % u.f l..
EF fha n ng himself.
r.Hfr.#-HHHH
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THE STATE or aEXN-. nus. ..
DAILA--ln lna t---.--. l. IL IL -

I'HE STATE. oF 1ENA- E.rs..
DALLAS-iu the t1Iu1I t-s .#...r .....
Special Term. A. n. ~. secs .lrafsr. NJ
=, l.44. Wueres-, on u4- -su ...
Fuary, r ID is77- upuu aIt.l..|..# ..
requisit numisrr % frssf.l ".H- .. ..7
Precincts Nos :. r auH q. Hu .rf..H.
IrNa-, All r.nctiun 9as uf,4+Is.H ....
- dcte mine whether tl- -
ing liquors slunGd D.. uroi.l .asH. a -
limits OF - yFsclurrs. o 3D.. H. .....
pufsuauTe Of sid f-iitlsfi- sIl.. 3
iiis court. an election So Do. . .r.
eincfs on tlis l7th day uf Nar-E 3d.
Farming In ali Eesf'ects O. tIf- rrsrl
~ tis law In such cltai-- male an .-.
and. ~ her-aS. ~ szid s-i=tl ita1I = a.
the vote cast In each uI saiL rraH.r.. #..
Tor pr hilitlnE the sale - ant Hs#."
unT- ~ Thin the limits fIsrsHsl .r ..
lore, ORDERED hv the CnaTI tnaI rHs.
tSNicating HquuHs d. uh-slurF .H...
within the liIuits 81 ssil Iu-I.rH. g."
except for the purpose sI--sfr# .r
one u an act 81 tie i.rg lafrH- .....
OF Iexs-. approves Igue = fr1a
a true copy from tn minut.-
Given under my band a..
court. ~ once In the city of "a. |.-
day OF March, A y. ts-T
a HAEu .H
By r. u. RA~IJSS. ocrut5.
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