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xras nnnTovn,1 and tns e.sotnt:on ~ r,n"nISI
nss'sS VIII o!y ste9 nssatvs votes The Gu
,,,o,r,77,,.,
s,.ons MouNE,s ~ ~ t,',,' VAsE. 'ss
Elder !. Wilson Drorn, Of Cincinnati, moved
10 postpone The order of the day In order to t.ko
up .he report Of tba Judicial Committee md com.
nunle.tIen from the Conceal Assembly Of The the
rresbytetan Church in the United states Of Aueri-
s H. .t'sS ss., VA e,.S 40 "1',sd mako III, A..
eea'ss % - hs 70, work M among the tho
IN 1U sss ohsts,o .sen so on
tbs motion va not snterts'nsd. @e' ~ 'AN
,oxs: '' ''SA ''p''''' "' ''''
@ G. No. ,a T.. se,s e ths sDes. q
SHsH sea. ii. and Hi Therefore ths esss s
f. r. ssss1 & y SssS.ii
ssfs :s .sP' sS g. 81 ;ss !; L:
fs; fsass. i 4 stss,f s hs III sts
f os :s1nE ,ss ,ms Shss. aSan.;
.ss :: - I'd Il :
si'a ss s'n'''a' 10 referred % 'A' s'a'a Of c'aaa
Of Nathaniel Wett md Thomas H. Sk!nor against ihs
sya9d 81 Eneinnatt in fa:e ct tesifx Ant eontrol
mets Ssy3aW II fsso 4css e III u
liz, IND tHst the esss b. ats1,issst ~'@ NV
sJaaloai GUS ~ lin. the ease Of Thomaa il.
~ ttaa 1ad ct Fl ~ syaSa 81 q ~ 1or
"a S.n r. 2" ~ ~ e..
there bad been judicial action the synod IN ske
;na .nix nostroaemcns Ct action on ropo:t OF tha
~ Hin se"d ZIG Sypo1' 'ne'eioFa 'ne ease
xtje1j n.4e No. f9-n tn, cass ar thu ootn,atnt NJ
"a tho Of West the lsv. 4. p. AyJcl0ttu. Tho
Co!nTttos Recommended that, ~ no esicent rceaons
@ int atssct ooHr!h!at KY 10 tno 1eneteM hasMoy nate
Of Ctcinnau ''s '''''@"' ~ ''''3''o :" '"o e'"'a
Jadieiai Cas- to Ain the oaas of sha Rev. David
j. Waller Ayalpst tic Synod q nAIrts6urg ths Com.
nitlGe rrcoM9pr9A thai u tue ahscncc " hs neces.
sgrsSa4n 3or Srsttna IL Sas % FeoAaas" " hs s5aoo
Ihe report xaa aeee epted.
nK. eK1NNhH'a PETITION.
Tho Moderator SAID he had received 4 petition.
and wanted to know what action should be taken
about IN siSw Q! Inc pasl acton Of ~
sshau ~ pIttts9ns. @ ~ toea aEout 1no tersln "
Piles hhstng deGinsa alaessntiy; TIL. VIZ netis
ttoH 'toai ,n ~ , r. " easo se'esseo
W na 1a Iaa 1Hpot. onoa.a y os feaas
,n ans Eeaolak "@' oAeesoa' 1"s popek ospx - 'of
'oMe,
ot the Judicial Committee a Lilo cssoa aofcin referred
..,,.,.,., ,.,,,.
+..r'n - ana - thp
the FrssnytSEis Ehn5ch sna f,s ,scS,n. ~ iha a..
sctnLlys blzcs. and tbs pesrIco ii iii the courts
during our hator{ two complaints against tho Synod
, 1877-05-26


THEOLOGICAL sEM1NARIEs.
The afternoon session was Dpencd with prayer ty
the Rev. Dr.. Wright. The 1scr: Dr.. Chester pre-.
ssnsed sho report Of tho Standing Committee oa
resol0s.cal ssmlnarle.. as follows: u.,,
!:s,s ~ :sstsSsas i;s@ 1Ss fs,iss.
~ ~ rss's
insd sad the ~ L ic,ehy Evrn v!tt NJ attsE.St
5sHs;. % o.asn' 's,o1 .ns ""so 'o
IL - ''fs ny! sfg's$; T. -: ~ s:i
+ S:s .s*Ia a','aa s' :ae.s 'i reaSs:''ss @
,t.1s t. h III Affu1 e. tsa o III , p
etjaas.sj. is4 rrsf: iasns'oa tsvns .asotsa il;
Z III aass 10 . o
te!' sta',n. ....a 49,.
ai.Y aud nnsasia report Ii sspr tha. Ibis la;si:
t4.n. AtuaeI y tas ra!4t " sYl.tsi population "
ySu'n ssl e &. "a
oSs5 :: ssei,t3 :ss psssy' .s,an 4:
Z Ssstistt " "S
ss:ss g. r !1S III 81 a'sf sss f.
my b. ns 4 i. sscu e, s1
;;aa Of IL. T,,ss ~, ,ss,
Tx q SPy sgsg s e { as
i;s &sS f. 'S' ':!s
ok H III Ill.,. ! y y Tsz, SsfTy ii II saa "
J" 4 asSs a. .os .ssnrx h,ae 80
,sry iu aaus 1rroft sn H. repofs u hc rsca4afcr
he cond!tu q th!i .e o u the propheta thosn 70
s,s$ ;a:i @ aasy
s II:
, 1877-05-26

stsncss to Interfere with the ecsston. that when
sssaas sss e is and
on through all tms,-tha. rlen ~ this scandal a.
s0Hs :.tsa * as sse gi.essa
thtone chr!slianity, aud they could not Justify il
1tsppearsd from tho statsmsnt which had bSen
". :, Fl IL. s,sssi g g.. g.: e,ss ssy III sss
nsa.ss. MAJ which could - % sonssea to .asi shsseh
tory, which concerned p1esbJtsElanlsm evetywhstc.
and va u 70 b sai4. ~ had been esid by
Il: s5 pss a. ssss
snd tacss shurehss would iop oa many : .ettsn
bsahth. That knife should moi be spilled No. lAu
spos sn4 bissaah b. takon from tha Church IL po4.
sibla. II NUT oe purified. and its ,ns,nSoss must
sas Enif. xoai hats IL. iisna o. ii. eoasf.gatiea
that ae ahon!d ths,efoss @ !sts1la from a4lnx -
(Appian.s. il lhs brother steod before tho
Church and vas q scandal 70 &he community, lat
sppi'sa. iet il b appilsd, liz would rather hasa
Church whose mstabara while fsw y nunbss..
vsa saaits sbo % 70 bsss cbates
u u.oEs man'octa Lax discipline. and worldly
nottlsy lie wa sa1op. 70 be r .eoleshns .sIa BY
VIZ s.!uea .a.s H. ss.sisa ss .ssssa ts1s ii. as
stana 81 Il. H. ". Wiling to soaesd. : rea:ona.
BIZ ~ line, ess aoshtag bs1osd 4 Apniaa.s' },,,.
ion nsas ,oa seconded tha. Il % taAsa up; but by
COMMITTEES on Hills and osesturss 10 be read. snd
BY courtcsy hs bad psrnttted tho 4i4cussion 10 70
on Il 1t waa insisted upou, The special order ma4t
III. =: v; stev... moved that y: t.pc.t 81 Tho
conlm'ttse 6e doekesed, ssd ths order taksa ah
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upon those young ladies' Of our acqulintanc,
who wouli allow themselves to be address
ed by gentlemen who Iai not been properI,
, presented. \ chill ran down nv buck, and
trembling before the specter of outraged
proprieties until the sunteh berries in m,
cursage went also INTO tremors and brC K.
away from their slender stems / said to m,
companion:
Take me out upon the veranda
please y
There vas a peculiar sweetness about
the midnight air we breathed--somethine
peculiarly impressive about the Midnight
tel of blue stretching above us, splnpled
over with flushing stars-of- Bethlehem and
/ golden huttaceups, through which the whit.
moon t.aveled-there was something softly
+ >h'duinS in the tender night dew falling
ahcut Us; but | struggled womanfully
/ against tie influences that were: and blurt-
ed out too energetically for euphony, too
abruptly for good taste:
''h bat is your name:''
Campbell Chuton."
There may be persons who can scientifi,
ealiy account FOR the phenomenal sensation
eXl erlenced at hearln. this answer bnt
can do nothing of the sort. The
ground slipped unconscionably from und, -
nv feet
| do not think I actu,ly reversed mvself
IN MD al: in the extraordinary manner nv
scattered senses would indicate, but the.
s"iien huttercnp5 and flashing stars-of
bethlehem whir'ed in dazzling showers
about me. | clutche desperately at what
appeared to he the dark corner of faIino
cloud, hnt what proved to be the lapel of Il
hroadcIoth coat, and after a lapse of fear.
fnl indeci-ion, cried:
''oh, Lord l thought you were the
other man -
CIV hat-the stranger in the Panama b,t9
"eii' gdesse as much when YOU tu,nbled
OF your seat in the car upon overheariuc
his vehement protest against a situation in
which he found himself very similar to the
che in which the foretbought of our parents
has place uS!"
Yes, but | do not understand Va,
were to 20 to Mrs Denistown's ri said in.
a confused hell,ess fashion.
And 50 were you; but you ran away
from me, anil followed you"
Boz how could you know that I was -, |
"t.sS''v enough. By reading your name
"H"7 the plate Of your travelling bag"
Wei, beg your pardon for not having
S'afed ut onca the simple fact that the
s'rang" gHn'Iem1n with the clear. restful
mo'her. first love '-f'if to whdmh m nsa sroWn
mvsalf cnc grand simpl'ton throughout the
affair; yet, while I may still further he i'm
posing upon good nature, allow me to say,
and because | take certain pleasure in
the announcements, that the fair is all
nggrneably settled now We'wpnt in the
most mater of-fact way to Mrs. Denistown's
and were married from her house.
Our combined fortunes enable us to
live quite as we WISH and we are extreme |
ly obliged TO our parents, after ALL for this |
second volume of the family romance for |
which they so kindly Laid. the plot
Sentinel
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vECE7 -
Flower & Vegetable Seed.

are the best the world produces. They are plant
III hv million people 81 Amcrica. and re~alt i>
beautiful Flowers aud splendid Eetabie~
Priced Catalogue sent free IL all VII enclose Tn
yo~ taLe-a = cent stamp.
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but from this / t;pEttei, eXpcGItlly as,
having Oh my feet pair OF boots excru-
c,atnLiy pretty al aeE, an tight, | was
5nl5ei 10 AK him to gsJ OUT aal walk up
he very list Of tn34e hiis forming the
70 XIV way 20 Sharon, in order that | N 5ht
relieve my great to- Diut from the intoier.
ale paid arising lro II III !e press ure. Then
II course, one mist be evil when one has
asked il favor, ard 50 we fell into pleasant
cunserss, which ony terminated when the
peculiar olur for which 'tnesa springs
cli, i remarkable stole down to meet US,
and We were both compelled to hold cur
noses between or thumb, AMI fingers ia
deferenca to the dis iagnished and undls-
eliminating courtesy.
| am nos neqIunsef with very many
Teuton> OF degree, ,conSeq lensly | met few
persons Of my acq .untanc5 at Sharon; ia
ths .lace is u !ealably jolly AMI enjp Adj e,
an in all nv psresria .tjoas here AMI there
seemed to meet N! clever ani kind tellos
(. Traveller. .plrtic lIarly 1t those n 'anents wIen
an escort ,eemed most desirable.
thiaA We had b-oa AZ tie Springs d
week when ms min suggested TO IN thts
. it would at least b; cav Went To sabT the
me of the gentleman who was maxim
. htn~cIf-well, les Is say-a,etul.
e Ssver4I tines dlcIns tha lay this 81 ss5S
: ton oscnrrsl 10 M, 5lt dii not se5m Il
J see rxactiy What wsS 20 b dIns .b,nt 4
: uegiI, stan lia- in the evening unier tn
b.azlns elan le.i@r 8 the dtncins parlor,
hear! sgme nne spe K mV name IN tn
! crawl by the Win \, aui AK who til
:. gsntiem n WAS uppn whose arm leaned.
II Nm 10 the ma'a. was an extrem
sr well conducted Young woman. ! had eve
at been known TO pass very severe cfi.leis
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An Index to % irtIa .

1t don't require an astrologcr, 4 meiiam or
direct pack of cards. ii is very smpIe-lies
in a nutshell, and can be expressed ina w
words. They are these: "The last person
you would naturally think Of,
Ifa girl express fondness for majestic
n,..>,a.it% l-r-e whiskcrs m Ike no vonr mind
locks for. expect 10 tie a ortvat bow. II, on
the comfy, she must have hanisomc
husband. look about you f,rtar pt.iaest per.
son in her circle Of acquaintance, anl de
clare that is the man for it will he.
Men are almost as bad. The gentlemen
who desires wife with a mind and mission
marries a Iisping baby who screams Mt the
sight of mouse, and hides her face when she
hears sudden knock at the loor And the
centleman who dreaded anything like stron2-
m, ndeancss. exufs in tie fact that lis wife
;s exactly everything he cclar he ietested
If girl lays Of one Marry him! IA
rather die look upon the affair as settled,
and expect cards to the wedding Of those two
people.
Ifam.n remarks ola lady: Not my style
at an!'' await patiently the appearance OF
his name IN the matrimonial column in con
nection with that very lady's.
/ And if any two people declared themselves
friends, and nothing mole," you may en-"
what will come next
There is 10 hypocrisy in al this. AN,
sucb matches are invariably the hap Priest
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Gems Of Sbo'sel,tt.

! Iheo"oT' iNdrhef.
Occupation IS the necessary basis Of
: eaioyu en~-H'5d E'nn'.
Ne thoroughly occupied man was
ever vet very observation-disclosures
Cool name in -an ana woman is the
; immediate jeae Of their soal>.-Shab-
.spefre.
a persia with bad nama is "a
ready halr hanged. saith the Cd PROV
crb.- H1ipp'r.
Nationality is the aggregated individ-
uality Of the creates, men of the nation.
-Kossatt
An extraordinary haste to discharge
an obligation is sogt Of an insrati'ude.
-Roch.fopca@k
Nm must be prepared for every
event oflile. fay there j, nothing that
is lura1e 3'.aadcr
Look a. t',a fate Of srnmer flowers,
vhs1 h'o dalsr,2k, droop ere even
ing,-Uorjs,-aab.
4 rr-1er secrecy is tac only mystery
Of abI, men mystery is the only seere-
. ey OF week aud cunning ones.-tdes'c'-
foH
, I
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Small POX.

The appearance Of Small Pox in many
places il orr STATE and the continued spread
of the disease where il Ia. found u foothold
calls tora wori of warming m advice from
hose who have been constituted the guar
d,ans Of tie Public Health.
The average ycrrly death rate from Small
bunlred, while the average number of eases
annuillv exceeds fou- hundred. Already
rlNiiH tie last three months Jne.e numbers
have been eAcre led and unless vigorous
measures are adopted and great vigilance
observed, it will exact much lirger tribute
human life.
The experience of Wisconsin in this re-
~p"ct is not xc.ptinnal This In,shspme
an very fatal disease j. visiting othe local
{ ties u su:h an extent that those who have
A.. -9--.--', 90. -
spread epidemic of it during tile comins
winter month";.
10 be forewarnel should be t. be fore
armed.
SMALL Pox Is PRE-EAIN EMILY PRE
vENTABLE DISEASE = 1t i preve .,tabl
because We possess the IN ans by which "
may reasonably expect 20 keep it from on
homes, and from oar connuni'y. TIN W
visits either, except as tho,e means know
to be able to prevent it have heen neg cr
ed
We urge upon the citiz,as Of Wisconsin
upon the clnstiJnted aut'loritie. of ever
township, village, or city within it, border
an especially upon physci lnS, t, in-titu
sucl mel>ureS a. W II serve to stay til
p-p gres, oC the disease.
The measures to he instituted are
vACCINATIpS AND REFRIGERATION.
The un lrr>i snel have unqu,llie cont
yas.inltloa, heiirv,n. that it can render
AL p. r<ons, perfect protection against al
fnrsa of v.r.oluus dlseas .-b 1t 20 seeu
a this prptec,ion tiree :otIi;ions must
c,refaily observed.
. 1t rhe virus used must be pure al
Z vigorous.
2al III, operation must be skiIfGliy al
properly perform j.
o 3 4 - .c:In itioa must be frequent
:, prActitsi u test tn returning susceptible
= " OF th9 System to the S.n i; PIX Con
/ gion.
le b; a street ani universal Observance
j. these rules we believe that Small
might Ue stamped out Of existence.
Il neglect such rules is TO en5anger not o.
en- the life Of bim VINO neg them bu, d
"a the lives cf those with whom he assoeiat
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\ ship on the broad. boi>tcro1s and
open ocean ueeIeth no pilot But it
dare not venture aloug on the placid
bosom Of a litae river, lest it be wreck
cd by some hidden rock. Thus it is
with life lis not in our open, expos
cd de IDS that VIC need the still voice Of
the silent monitor, but in the small,
secret, everyday acts Of life, that con-
science warns Gs to beware Of the hid
den shoals Of what We deem too CON-
mon to be dan-raus.
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: beg ,eave to explain that tins inlecorum o
mine WAS entirely due 20 two persons, VIII
having been young before | was born, wer
indisoreet enough not TO love each othe
contrary % the parental jui-mens, an,
!. who had been crneilg separated in conse
quence.
These tgo young persons, with heart
duly broken, went their several ways. an,
IN the course o time, with thntrecuperativ'
faculty with which TIE affections nre en-
dowed, each saw another Of the sex
''drvou ly TO be Wished, aud entering int
lie state n ltrinonlai With Ut violence on
cnnstraint, it is to be inferred were modar
'sz5ly happy.
/ iiere the romance properly should have
,nded, but it di not: and these tw0 per
sons, unhlppi'y parted in their youth.
entertained senCim mt for each other
q'ite reprehensible, considering that the
sentiments of each were nnder retraint
which reached p1ins OF culninatipa, wh az
tie lady had become the mother of Il
daughter anl the genslem IN the father tn
a son, in the betrothaI of the nnocpnss
binding the agreement with the condition
that shout either, arriving at years Of
discretion, refuse to ratfy the Contract
made t1r them, the oue 81 obstreperously
can iuctiny him or herself shonlt forfeit
the f0r1ules natari iliF inherited from the
respective and respected parent.
Welt, ths heroin. of this love-tale was
ny mother. | beg you nos for an Instant
to think thai have the slightest f.uI. to
find with I'll. dc ,r iiIy wh1 thus divided the
family romano. INFO two volumes, leaving 10
me the arlor ANA ar luau, closing ch ,pters
but when yoa have tIlen jnto consideration
that th5s m N with the musical voice, with
the mlgaii3ant shoulders, N !tItt !uxu.iant
and lin nger-temptin5 head Of hair who sat
directly in front Of me, an who ha | i.t
delivered h !nsrlf Of the above qao:ed START
ling protest against freArraaLei mttrimo-
nai alliances, wa, cl -arly che IN IN 20 whom
/ hli aaaa he5rathr bg my nlnnt at an
age too inm It arc u INIT of anything like
protest. or preieralice on Iay part, you will
allow N, trl,., even hyst ria if cJull
have n mag, l., where with t. meet the
si'ultiln like a weman.
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4 Great Mistake.

.,grg by stating the fact that | had arriv.
e that e.rr,i,, ,.e,. ,,i-,, .,u,n,. that woul
ave 5e,i,,,,.i > I,,y,,s- si,,s tbs rim,
.irrIe ,.iio-y.. cr,sj.s ,yn,,, will 1.yelon m
n ,rac,er in n. ean-,e of tb;s Darrat,v
will - = .u~nrs.r.. i'll, ...,.;,, Of uyr,.co
,,,,,, ,I,..,,..e,,u,
In,4,.l....,.
mi nm a.,,,f.
g>no.a. .,,,.., III .,.r.,.1.-, -
;.,b.ai,, car - -
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NM.
,,r.:.rI,.,
, 1877-05-12

We clip the following from the Rtc!Hc
Ra,mi, and gladly give it the benefit oi
our circulation:
"School teaching is business opera,
tion- not II philanthropic one II. aI
Philanthropy should find no place in It's
economy ut any point. Teache's have to
eat, and dress, and travel, and buy books,
and all these things cost money-and
HENCE provision must lie made to pay
teachers their money when they earn 1t.
Teachers should be paid every month, or
oitener, as other people are paid, and
thcy should he paid in cash, and not in
school warrants, or notes, unless they re-
quest it. Most tenchrrs OF experience
will agree with us that education does
not create mind In It's highest use u
can but develop mind, bring il out, en-
large its scope, improve its powers aha
refine ITS quality. Parents ot dull ami
naturally stupid children often forget
that teachers cannot supply natural de-
fects and deficiencies
The following, also from the R"r"f,
we publish, for we hope to see nm Agrl-
cultural Society organized In every c1un'
ty in the Territory, and that befLre a
great while. We hope the Rural VIII
not take offense If we suggest that King
county hold her fair just before the Ter.
ritorial iair at Olympia, and from her ex-
hihits make selections for the latter
"a number of farmers from different
parts of King county have desired us to
issue call for meeting to organize
county agricultural society we designed
to issue the call signed hy one or more
persons in each precinct in the county,
but have not vet secured what we deem
the necessary number Of names. How
ever, we invite all persons interested III
the organization of u county agricultural
society, and OF holding county fair the
present year, to bc in this city on Sat
urhay, May 5th (tbe day fixed upon by
those we have conferred WITH and in
the interval the details can he worked
up. City papers are requested to give
this matter further notice.
, 1877-05-12

Mr.. Blaine, dining with Evarts,
Schurz, and others in Washington, the,
other day, was asked how he liked the
policy of President Hayes, Blaine an
swered by telling little story. A party
of gentlemen went on a fishing trip in
Maine. A rule was made that the first
man who complained of the cooking
should turn to and cook until somebody
else complained. AT the very first break
fast the man who proposed this rule took
4 biscuit and bit it. "Thunder how
salt this isl" he exclaimed, "but l like
it-I like itp
, 1877-05-12

The Tribune says of General Banks
ale has been successfully bobbin boy,
actor, editor, inspector OF customs, State
senator, speaker of tile Massachusetts,
House of Representatives, major. general
of volunteers, railroad manager, and
again member OF Congress" All true ;
but, in addition to these various avocs-
tions, the versatile statesman was also
house carpentefa dancing master, and
temperance lecturer. He has not yet set
tied down to any regular employment
and he may yet he good many more
things.
, 1877-05-12

"A Savannah letter says: Mr.. n. II.
Bishop will be remembered as the youtg
man who visited Savannah in the winter
of ls74-5 in n frail paper canoe, in which
he was making his way from Quebec to
the Gulf of Mexico. After Mr.. Bishop
left our harhor only incidental tidings
were heard OF his whereabouts, and no
thing certain rs to whei her he ever COM
pleted his long and pcrilous water jour
ney. Everything is now cleared up bya
letter from Mr. Bishop to John W, Chad
wick, of Charleston, in which he made
the entire voyage with perfect safety,
and that lie is engaged in writing an ac-'
count of the trip, which will doubtless
be as entertaining as his story of his
Journey in South America. Mr. Bishop
is not only o traveller, but man OF en-
terprise and industry. Although fond
OF adventure, he has serious objects in
life, and is President of company for
packing fruit at Manahawken, N. j..
, 1877-05-12

On Wednesday the body Of Lieut..
Knapp, drowned several days ago near
Astoria, In company with DR.. Andrews
and Mr.. ]. s. Moore, was found on Clat-
sop beach, about four miles from the bar.
, 1877-05-12

Territory Of Washngton-Second Judicial Dis.
trict-In the District Contributing Terms
at Olympia-of the April Term, 1877,
t.lleutou Harusock. v. C. G. Tyler.
, 1877-05-12
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Tr Territorial Coi< Of CiVR Procedure Con.
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