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Grants Remedy Manufactur'g ca
554 Main St. Worcester. Mass.
OuiniDe and Arsenic

Form the basis of many of the Ague remedies In
the market, and are the last resort of physicians
and people who know no better medicine to emplo
for this distressing complaint. The effects of either
of these drugs destructive to the system, pro-
ducing headache Intestinal disorders, vertigo, dir
zness, ringing of the ears, and depression of the
constitutional health. AYERS AGUE CURE is a veg
eable discovery containing neither quinine, arsenic
nor any deeterious ingredient, and is infalible
and rapid cure for any form of Fever and Ague. Its
effects are permanent and certain, and no injury
can result from its use. Besides being positive
cure for Fever and Ague in all Its FORMS 1t is also
superior remedy for Liver Complaints. 1t is an ex-
cellent tonic and preventive, well cure, of all
complaints peculiar to malaIious, maIsby and MI
asmac districts. 1t acts directly on the Liver and
hillary appartus, thus stimulating the system to a
vigorous, healthy condition.
For SALE DEALERS
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A SERIOUS NATTER.
Our Relations with IEexicO-The Du-
pIIcitY Of the Administration Meets
with Severe Condemnation.

Washington special to the st. Louis Re
publican: Another subject up for discussion
IN the meeting of the cabinet was the condi-
ton of affairs on the Mexican border. There
was no concealment OF the fact that matters
were at a more serious point than ever be-
fore since the raiding trouble began. The
fact that Mckenzie Is preparing to cross the
border with a large force, and the ether fact
that the Mexican troops are ready to meet
him, were known to the cabinet, and the
probabilities of collision gravely considered.
When Ord was here, month ago, he re-
ceived very positive instructions, which infor-
nation, together with the apprehension of a
collision, was telegraphed the Republican and
shortly afterward the associated press was
furnished with an authoritative statement
that the administration was not apprehensive
of any serious trouble. To-day it was de-
termined to rescInd any of the orders
given to Ord, but to meet the danger when
1t came. The course of the administration
has been one of such duplicIty in this case as
to meet with severe condemnation here.
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The Il. II. Bishop & Go. Failure.

New YORK, August "A meeting of the
creditors Of Bishop & Co., the Cincinnati
grocers, which had been appointed yesterday
with full power to act, was held to-day
Aftera long discussion, the committee decided
to reject Bishops offer to pay forty cents on
the dollar, and then resolved to accept the
firms other offer of the assets of the firm
and of the individual members thereof, and,
in consideration, to grant them full dis
charge. A committee will be appointed to
take charge of the assets and wind up the
whole concern.
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A scouudreI Gets Good Advice.

Detroit Post and Tribune: "The lecture
by DR.. Marheinecke, the husband of Inez
Sexton, is the latest thing talked of in the
line of amusements." This is the duffer who
deluded respectable and talented young
lady of Grand Rapids into marriage, then
maltreated and deceived her in Chicago, next
basely illuminated her in Detroit, and final
ly seeks to obtain notoriety for himself by
commencing an action for divorce from her
on the most foul and Infamous charge he
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-09
Boston Estimate of the soutb

Boston Traveller: It is a curious and Ia
mentabie fact, that in making up a list OF
early elections this fall, no account is made of
southern States any more than would be in
elections in the Mexican States. In fact, the
form Of election there cannot much longer re-
tain the name. Everybody knows just what
the result will be, no matter how adverse to
that result may be a majority of the voters.
As matter of habit, we observe that North
Carolina and Tennessee will hold elections on
the first of August, Kentucky on the fifth.
and Alabama on the sixth. The bulldozers
will carry" them by as large majority as
thew NAV like
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-09
Hates Fate.

Des MONIES special, sixth. to the Cincinnati
Enquirer: In May last, Kate Vandenburg,
handsome and virtuous German girl, from
Pella, became the victim of the wiles of
Frank G. Heron, printer of this city, who,
under promise of marriage, wrought her
ruin. She left here for her home to prepare
for the promised wedding, but he came not
Her father came to this city and compelled
and they were married. She left home last
Wednesday, and has not since been seen.
Rumors reached her9 to-day that the body of
the young woman found Friday floating
down the Des Moines river, twenty miles be-
low the city, is that of the deceased and
heart broken oirl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-09
Charley Foster ON Haxes,s Policy.

Atlanta Constitution: Charles Foster, the
great Hayes leader IN the days of the elect
oral commission fraud, says the southern pol
icy is a failure. This is what we have told
MIR. Hayes from the beginning. He did his
duty IN the matter, however, and if the solid
south is still undivided he must attribute # to
the exigencies of the times which demand US
to be continually In arms against the corrupt
scoundrels who lead the Republican party.
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A Brutal Beaten.

Findlay, Ohio, special to the Cincinnati
Enquirer: Andrew Powell, wealthy and
prominent farmer of this county, was to-day
arrested aud brought before Esquire Ballard
for brutally whipping his daughter with a
cowhide. He was released on his own recog-
n zance, and the case was continued until
next week. The young woman is badly
lacerated about the shoulders, back and arms.
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Christian civilization.

st. Paul Pioneer Press: About fifty years
ago the inhabitants of the FIJI Islands were
a horde of miserable savages day they
are christianIzed, with the blessings OF civil
ization about them, and give to religious OBJ
jects fifteen thousand dollars year. The
Wesleyan society, of England, reports th1r-
teen thousand church members on the west
coast of Africa, and fifty thousand church at
PENDANTS and three hundred native preachers.
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Asouth Carnlinn Agent PuIIed.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, August III. II.
Kimpton, financial agent of South Caro-
lima, was arrested at Westfeld this after
noon, and passes the night in the lookup,
with tramps and drunkards. Kimpton says
he has been negotiating for a settlement in
New York, and has all along been willing to
submit his accounts to arbitration. He
says he is victim of political persecution
and that the State owes him one hundred
and sixty thousand dollars
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THE AnCHRR 1xSrTTY-rP
ST.AGNES ACADEMY

@- The new building Of St Agnes Academy be-
ing In course of erection the Sisters are happy to
announce TO their patrons and the public that theT
hope to be able to reopen school there during the
second or third week OF September. Until then,
pupils from distance can be accommodated at
LaSalette Academy, where the school will as
usual, commence on the First Monday OF Sen.
TENDER. St Agnes Academy will be entirely re-
modelled, and provided with all the eonysniences of
modern buildings
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A Bishops Experiences in Nevada.

Bishop Whitaker, Of Virginia City, has
been giving the Nevada newspapers some
queer stories of his experiences in a recent
tour through the towns of Tybo and Ward,
Nevada. At Tybo he could get no building
to preach in but a gambling house, and in
response to the Litany, instead of "Amen, s"
horse-race had been announced for the after
noon, but at the bishops earnest request the
racing was postponed till the religious SER
vices were over. The whole congregation
went from the church to the race-track as soon
as the sermon was finished.
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scrIp specuIntions in Arkansas.

Little Rock Post: A few days since in
quiry was made through the Post as to the
meaning of the words ''official speculation, -
as used in a communication published in the
Democrat, relating to county scrip. No ex-
panation having been given, perhaps the fol-
lowing extracts from an article signed Sol F.
Clark, published in the Gazette in April, 1877,
may throw some light on this matter: "These
officers, tax paying agents, and others at Lit
tie Rock are dealers in scrip. Having al
most exclusive knowledge of what is bad
scrip if any, they of course avoid it, and
put 1t off upon the unwary =
To advance the price Of the scrip which they
control and make it take the place of all
other scrip in the payment of taxes, they
have only to select certain classes outstand-
ing and refuse to purchase it or deal in it.
At once there is a division of the scrip into
good or bad, for the ring only knows what is
detective, if any. And whether this division
Is real or imaginary, the same result, in a
great measure. is accomplished All the
classes thus refused are discredited and out
of the market. No one will purchase scrip
except of the ring, for no one feels safe in
doing so. The county will pay the
scrip of the ring, whether good or bad, for
the ring is the county, -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-09
Hooker Reveuged an Graut

Hooker has got even with Grant. Being
interviewed by the SaratOgian concerning
General Grants assertion that there was no
battle of Lookout mountain, the following in
teresting conversation took place:
General Hooker rubbing bis forehead with
his left and)-Lookout mountain? Lookout
lookout think have heard the name
before, but not in connection with any bat
tie.
Interviewer-This was in 1868, General,
toward the last of the war, when General
Grant
General Hooker-War? What WARP
1nterYiewer-War of the rebellion, Gene
raj.
General Hooker-Never heard of it.
Interviewer-Why, the war between the
government and the Confederates. And this
was at Chattanooga. just alter you and Sher-
man Joined General Grant.
General Hooker-General Grant; think
have heard Of the gentleman. but nothing
authentic. There were some little misunder-
standings abroad in the land. young man, in
S62-'63; but there was no fighting, nothing
to speak Of These stories about those bat
ties were all concocted>by the newspaper cor
respondents. There was, in fact, no war,
and all these romances of Greeley and
Headley and the rest were gotten up to sell.
Have heard something about one General
Grant, but he is doubtless a myth, like the
old story of Captain John Smith and Poca-
hontas.
History Will not consider itself permanently
amended, Grant another William Tell, and
the rebellion merely a sun-myth!
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A Dead Body Identified.

LOUISVILLE, August THE body taken
from the river yesterday is believed to be
that of John Hall Whipple, son of the Epis-
copal bishop of Minnesota. There was a
pistol ball hole in the right cheek, and all
things indicate that deceased had been spree
ing in Cincinnati and Chicago.
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CHRIsrIAN RRoTwEwa, CoLLE,:E.

% > ADAMS ST, MEMPHIS, TENN.-ThIs In
20 = Slitutlon affords apf lie means for thor
ough Classical, Scientific and Commercial Education
TERMS, PAYABLE CUA4lTERIsY. IN ADVANCE.
Board and tuition. per quarter, 2l2 months S57 80
washing and mending, - 90. ; 90
DAY STUDENTS.
Higher classes; Ger quarter OF pig months. -SlS 90
Intermediate classes, d" $50 IL 90
Preparatory classes, - go 10 90
Primary class. - 90
Music and Linear Drawing form extra charges.
Studies VIII be resumed on Monday, September ,,
1873. For further particulars apply to
PROTHEr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-09

BAYARD TAYLOR says: II take great pleasure In
Shoulidge"
Hon. FERNANDO WOOD. patron of the Academy
says: Il cheerfully consent TO the use Of my name
as reference"
Ca7O PER QUARTER OF 10 WEEKS. $3.50 FOR
I'D ~ 40 weeks, Ss}ti4 for % weeks fun charge
for nicely furnished rooms, boarding. washing. gas,
etc, etc, tuition, Of schOObOoss and ali neces
say school EXPENSES, al SHORrLIDGE'S, Media
Penna.), ACADEMY, for young Men and Boys NO
EXTRA CHARGES. Ten teachers, all College Grad
yates; One Harvard; -Four Yale Special attention
TO both advanced and backward pupils. Both indlyd
ual and class instruction. Recommended by Gov
ernor ROutt, Judge Van iloesen Professor Blauyelt
U. S. Naval Academy; Richard ]. Hinton Rev. DIS
Hill and Peabody. Harvard, &c. etc. Address
SWTrHlN c. SHORTLID6E (HaIyard A. M, Media
Penna. Media is II miles from Philadelphia; has
seven churches and a Temperance Charter.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
COpaItnership Notice.

THIS is to notify. that Mr.. JULIUS KUHN has
been given an interest in our business, 70 take
effect from and afteT this date. The firm name Will
continue as heretofore. VIM. FRANK & co.
gE Referring TO above notice, my connection with
Messrs. Menken Brothers ceases from date. Thank
ing my friends and the public generally for past IA
yors, would most respectfully solicit share Of
their patronage for my new firm.
Memphis, August / 1878. JULIUS KUHN.
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KENTUCKY
Military Institute

INSTABLISHED IN IS45. SIX miles out OF Frank
IL fort, Ky. Most beautiful and hSalthful lOca-
ton, and superior methods OF Governments and In
stTuciOn. Circulars of Information sent By Major
T. II. WlLDBERGER (C0mmaHdantl, FaTmdale
p. o., Kentucky.
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EDUCATE Your DAUGHTERS
NASHVILLE IENN

DR- WARDS SEHISARE-A first-class,
IL nOn-SectaTian and established school. The
largest in the South and fourth In the O. s. - grad
yates this June; Is teachers; music teachers; %
pianos, organ, harp and guitar; French spoken: ca
llsthenic drill daily in hali health first care:
weekly lectures by Vanderbilt Professors. beaut-
fCl city, fine churches and GENIAL CLIMATE
Grand four-story buildings Moderate Charges
Opens its 18th year September ID. For catalogue
address Dr. W 4. WARD.
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STANTON, VA.

THE largest frSt-claSS Institution for Young Ia
L dies in Virginia, with an able corps Of twenty
hVe teachers. Opens the first Wednesday i'm Sc enl-
Der. 1873, and CLOSES the first Wednesday in June
1873. For catalogues, containing full paTti7ulars
address MISS MARY ]. BALDWIN, Principal
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FEMALE INSTITUTE,


\ Ny one who desires to educate his daughter
n thoroughly, on the lowest terms and least ex-
penSe In one OF the first schools for Young ladies i'm
the United States. write for catalogue to
REV. DR.. VIM. A. HARRIS, President
StauntOn Virginia
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Cecelian COLLEGE,
AUGUSTA FEMALE SEMINARY.

II ARDIN COUNTY, KY.--RRDCCED TERMS.
IL Board etc. per 20 weeks, only ....-... $50.
psta
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DlSPENSARY.

s4-7-N &sE-S-. $50 s-sS PSHSary
~ - 2ei 81 Carl s., Chicago. IL.
psSSa--As s.4 DR. g Ei'stGH treats al SEXUAL An.
Skr-s< f-F CHfDN!C DISEASES sfev, surely. privut
e. - u. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. SEXUAL DEBILITY
Sl@-r-.sk NERVOUSNESS. EFFICIENCY. RLOTCiTES ~
Tzfsz 81 fEa FACt- ctr-. rendering MARIA X -
SSssS FEulER. permanently cured. Pamphlet re
~ 6 postage His hAhRiAt.
Es-ffa u HfaASGJI0E OR SEXUAL PATHOLOGY, WORK
40 pages ILLUSTRATED. containing much that
before published so secured envelop
CONSULT ATIOSS and CONFIDENTIAL. Once HOGrss
. m 4 . %.
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VIRGINIA Female Institute.

SIAUNION. VIRGINIA.
REV. r. II. PHILLIPS, Rector. assisted by full CORDS
of experienced officers The 34lh annual session
will commence Sept. II. 1873. Buildings spacious,
with gas and hot and cold water. Heated by steam.
Extensive grounds. Patronage from 1 9 ;states
School first-cass. Terms reduced. Seven churches
within three minutes walk For catalogue address
the Rector
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-09

" gins on the FIRST OF OCTOBER, and continues
nine months The institution is Crgauizet on the
elective system, giving the student Tres choice of
studies with full courses IN the Schools Of ihO Aca
denic Department and in the Schools OF Jaw. Med
1clne. Engineering and Agriculture. For catalogue
apply TO The Secretary of TIE Faculty, P o. UnIYer-
silly Of Virginia. JAMES +. HARRISON, MD.
hair nrnff tho, ETo..rr
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E1- The exercises of this school Will commence
Monday. September 8. 1878.
BELLEVUE
H 6 II sc III @ OIL.
BEDFORD COUNTY, VIRGINIA.

lNOR young men and boys. Session begins sen
Il TENDER 18th. For catalogues containing in
formation, address WILLIAM R ABBOT.
Principal, Bellevue, p. o.
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MEDICAL.
STOP and READ
A LII forms of Kidney and Urinary Diseases, Pains
n in the Back, Sides and LOins, are positively
cured by
Grants RGmedTl

Its effects are truly marvellous In Dropsy, Gravel
Bright's Disease, Seminal Losses, LeucorrhOea and
lost YgOr, no matter of how long standing the case
may be, positive relief is had in from 10 three
days. Do not despair, hesitate or doubt for it is
really specific and never falls 1t Is purely vege
table preparation; by its timely use thousands of
cases that have been considered incurable by the
most eminent physicians have been permanently
cured by it. 1t is also Endorsed by the regular Ply
scians and Medical Societies throughout the cOun-
try. Sold in bottles at Two Dollars each, or three
bottles, Which is enough to cure the most aggravated
case, sent TO any address on receipt of FIVE DOL
LARS. Small trial bottles One Dollar each.
ALI orders 10 be addressed TO
The Osceola times., 1878-01-05
TIE cri.tenLcn Election.

rLe Mem,,his Appeal IN refer
rug " the Democratic triumph in
the late election for sheriff ia Crit
tcnden county says:
Crittendrn county, Arkansas, ,our
,peigbbor just across ,hc river, has
c., cred herself all yer with gIori.
ous honor. ih h:ving br.'kcn the
binds oi Raiicsli-m. lni once
more the first time since the war,
P,lsi up decisive D niocrat.c
NJ. jority, ,n the election oi toio.el
Jcsse 5. Grrier 10 thc shrievaliy,
ss..ins, ". b. Harden, ons "f tic
most formidable OF tie Radical
leaders ot the state, who has never
wanted Tor oilcc ia rlt,en Ell r,un.
~ dvrinx ". numbcr vi years Of
kxJicsi ,hrxidom. rhe ,,c,ury is
nste lhs more GLORIOUS irvi. the
fact that Colonel Gridcr, during
tbs whole campaign. never in'ied
~ ysociaiuA his isai,y u the Demo-
crsus parry; always announced
ksassM ~ the Democratic eaadi-
dsl., Tor sheriff. A.o her lac, con.
ssctsd w,ta this election makes il
vi great Importance ~ this psrlnu.
lar juactusr, and that ~ tina, the
voting pops;a,'"n oi Cr,t,coden
s..vs,y 10 ka"w" 10 bs tw"
shir,is susj-ri,y ios thu 's''orei ~ic.
oes,. aud tho TACT thai The c-'!vred
ps.vis voted soIidiy i"r Mr.. Grader
tns D~snacsy.ic camiiiate. j. uh.
uueSsfvmaiAe ev,d.o-e ,hut the
xloss ahd glitter nj isa.i.esi siec,iu
psrspbrraaila has c,s>. d to daxsle
e,ss eyes AMI bewi..irr ;he sc"sss
81 s-slsrrA pss,,aas aud they have
ooaeest - knsw sl1Dir Jsssss~as are
The Osceola times., 1878-01-05
l Happy Christmas aud
Merry New \ cas's.


1, vas mt irl'u hear, feel dot
F., yU,st vi>h Iiintsrli nnd cirty-
oody more Happy thris,'na- uhi
a Merry Nem Years. ! you'd like
20 wish cicry bj'i, many hapi't re-
urh- al der ovkaai"u, Uut Joh 1
~, H. uv n, uu ac.sugnd. about y
yrar ago s"H, wished "a ucalv
isarrird coui'.c "riany I.pl'v re
.urns ui dol vcktsi.in, ,nu.'b a.
Ter de,rimrht oi mine iadurs nab
pnc,,; u don spt pvoiy va, und
.vr cousekcrwcnCe vs. I"pedut
cat sonir weidi"g cake IN d. NJ
nvrrsary, oI der arA wisi'I"H t.
irr rcrsus douker. iron, ayii lic",,
larricd coa3les, 4 n ssinal nca
ta"l baby. sohtilI, mi "ii DIT, /
=. .nc der new years Will br'n.
urlh hrulphv, wyifh,. uni rirn
\ iur aii W. hAt h'n oN"rcdirg
!. vc.l bi,ssvn dnrin.. IL. year ha
ale tuo,t game "a" lot BJr"e'
= III ,lnch II uu.'ia't csine Ell!
mr bach; u'"i ioN, ~ ko,e 8
iun nh~it dot, t0'~t irt IL sh"ln,
n"ns III n oni pristine iu.'re, una
roo by our :iinrr " RS DIT dos
'irssinrs hate not hin sh"wcr"'i
i,wu upon der Inc':., t1r upon d,i
-nod -nil uh, ir m ~hirs good. ing,
hail shrr,u'; dots so.--tAri IRE,
krt
The Osceola times., 1878-01-05
so::set:,ins New.

IN or'~r to in,rrduce our, b
Seci Sp.lng wheat, The Wheat III
Taos IA vuur ipcaii,t -siagi'
grains mcn urins J ncI IL Isrs h
/ irri usc 10 sent snn'pi, !
the " wacat .r>e Oi chargi, tV ever
ssI,rriG,r 10 this rsprr wh" vi.
slaie the name ui it,, new srar,r,
ard send ~ 8 crhi stamp To VA,
pJs'nge. Agents waited ~ .,ttt
coun,y to sell his rew wh-at
Address l.. Il. U-Ms>r,
Ciryrl.'i, Tenn
The Osceola times., 1878-01-05
STATE or ARRAN.,s,
EALculns orr or,
L,rrLE Rock, Uvc. Is, 1911.

LirrLE ROCK, Uvc. -, le,I
hS pressure upon Tho cA.,u
tive, tar tLe extension Vt olcmyhcy
N cons victs, aud the Il uilicully, IL
many instances, IT the dclermin
ing the merits "f the case present
cd, reader absolutely neres-ary III,
adoption vi some .'rsuiaiivus ia t"'
nia,,sr oi appl'cu,iuns Tor l'arJo,
or Tor commut. tion ot sentence.
ahe tnilowing rules, therefore
arc es,abiishcd:
l. Public notice vt appl'rs,,"n
tor pardon or communal .on i.,ue;
.bv gwen, in the county wh,rr lii,
convection WAS had, for at ica>'
thrce weeks brfpre the nppllrslio;.
10 iled, sad satisfactory cvidenc.
OF compliance with this rule mus,
sccompany tho application.
.. ine application mast invari
ably be u. writing, aud mus. s. p
for'h, spc"ifraily. the grnuod.
upon which pardon or c"minu.a
t..n 10 xskcd.
8 The Applicant N mus, ia a.
cAses be accvm pahtcd by 5 Stat,
ment, uf the c..ar.st-r lIvesri'rc
BY section ! 993. .. GAn,t's Dig--,
from the jacge before whom ,h'
conviction ~xs had, Ms well ~ b.
the wiittcn Opinion "f The prus''
cutting ssturncy s,uns ia ,ho cast,
~ to the merits Of ~. S,pho.,.or;
OF, IN dc:aul; o either one al thcs,
papers; ny afiid,v,ts shuwi' < ,ha'
the officer has been r. qnestej L.
furnish rue. Statement or opinion
and has refused, or, ior more thai
two wceks, neglected to d. so.
1. No appiica,Un, ~h",cvor, foI
clemency, viii, b. ~ all consldcrct
until reduced 10 writing and signed
by sli the parties making 1t.
W. r. MILLls Governor.