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SHERIFF'S SALE

Moore & Coleman. State of Louisiana.
No 500. VS.. Parish Of Richlanh.
Mrs. Mary F. Rush lith Disuic, Court.
AID Husband.
BY virtue of a writ OF ficri facias issued
from the Honorable li,h District Court in and
for the Parish Of Richland, State of Louisiana,
IN the above entitled and numbered suit, and
tn ne directed, have seized and will offer
for .ale at the door of the court honse, in the
town Of Rayvile. said Parish Of Richland, on
Saturday. the 7h day Of September,
1878,
at public auction. to the last and highest bid.
der. the following described property, ,o-wir
One square OF ground, together with all the
buildings and Improvements thereon, having
the dimensions Of three hundred feet square,
south of and fronting on the right Of way Of
the Vicksburg, Shreveport, and Texas Rail-
road, being square or lot one (D of Thomas
Williams addition to the town Of Rayviile as
per pla, flied in Recorders Office annexed to
the front fly leaf Of Mortgage Book "A" Of
RichIand Parish, which square is joined on
the Yves, by lots 5, 8 and II OF square Of
Rays plat OF Rayville.
Also, the Stivers plantation, together with
all the buildings and Improvements thereon,
described as follows, to-wt North East quar-
ter of north west quarter, south hall Of north
west quarter, north west quarter OF south east
quarter. north half Of south west quarter, all
III section three, township seventeen north,
range seven east, containing two hundred and
forty acres, more or less also the growing
crops on the parts thereof not leased (subjec.
however, TO the rights Of the lal orers who
are working for shares Of the crops.) Also,
all the rents and revenues Of the leased por>
tons Of the said plantation.
Also. I'll, three promissory notes signed by
Ira Barfeld together with the special mort
gage and vendors privilege securing same as
per act Of sale and mortgage between Mrs.
Mary +. Rush ard IRA Barfield, passed before
W p. Mangham, Recorder, on the 18th Of
March, A. ID. 1878, aud together with the
persona, obligation Of Mrs. Mary F. Rush, as
endorsed of suid notes, and the cluuse Of ten
per cent attorneys fees in case Of suit, which,
are as follows to-wit:
Three several prOm;ssory note. signed ~
Ira Bafiiell for twenty six hundred and Sc veniy
dollars each, dated March 18th, 1875. due re-
specrively on the first day Of March 1876. 1877
4 1878 bearing eight per cent per apnurn in>
rerest rom date payable TO the order Of said
Mrs Mary F. Rush, and all endorsed by her
in blank with the authority Of her husband,
which notes are duly paraphed by the record
er Of the Parish of Richand of date ] 9Th.
March, 1875; said notes being secured by the
vendors privilege and special mortgage on
the property purchased by said Ira Barfield
from Mrs. Mary F. Rush.
Seized as the property of Mrs. Mary F.
Rush, Defendant, and will be sold to pay said
debt, interest and all costs.
Terms Of sale-cash. with the benefit Of
appraisemen'. ]. A. LlDDELL, Sheriff
Sheriff S Office, RsyviIie, La,
Aug. 3, 1S7S.-6t.
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Saturday The III day Of September,
1878

The following described pcpcr'y situated in
the Parish Of Rich.aun. t0-wil:
known on the official maps a. the "Fatar
Grant. containing go acres of land more OF
les The fractional North East quarter of
Solih West quarter section Seven, % Town
ship Fifteen 90 North, Range SIX % East,
containing 80 acres. The Ia Far Grant ~
e2 IN part @; sections :, t. :. and :. all in
Township - North. Range last. containing
IN the aggregate six hundred and eighty three
(GS.) acre, Of ani. moe or less, aud being a
pciiion of the same property the vendor. Mrs
l.. Y Wick ~, purchased al sheni!'s sale on
the 5'h day Of December. 1874, As per deed
Of record on pages Gj6 to 6jS of Nutara
Book ID" of Recorders office Of Richland
parish, il suit OF l. Virginia Riley vs.. Mary F.
Dyson q at.
Terms of Sale-On twelve months credit
for whatever the property will bring, the
purchaser to give bond with approved secur-
NY with per cent interest and special mort
cage retained in accordance with Articles G8l
and So Code Of Practice.
If TIE property bring more than The amount
Of the mortgage debt due, to-wit: $4,000
with per cent interest from lst. January
ISIS. 100000 a,iys fees and costs, on terms
OF credit for excess 10 meet m1turiiies OF the
other concurrent mortgage nuie>. as follows {:
One note for $3.50 30 due lst January. 1879.
One note tor $4,000 due Isl January 1850.
one note for $3.50 90 due 1T January, 1881
One note ior $4,000 due =. january, 1892
One note for 500 90 due l,t January. 1888.
One note for $500 90 due Isl. January, ssh
The property purchased to remain mort
gagged and privileged to secure the payment
Of the above unmarried notes
J. A. LlDDELL, Sheriff
Sheriff OGce, Rayville, La,
III, ~
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Sherifs Sale.

Mr.. l. NJ. Riley. Tu-
triX and Guardian State OF L"uiSiana,
~ ma ve (Pati-h Of Richland,
Mrs Mary F. Rush and Pa''sh Court
husband.
Py virtue Of a writ Of seizure anu SAFE ISSUE"
fr,,n, the Houl Parsh Court. III and Tor Tie
parish of Richlan'i, Stale of Louisiana, IN me
above. entitled aud numbered smi and To me
,li,..i.,I. have seized aud will otter iCr sale
az he door OF the court house IN the Town u
Rayvj,le, said Parish Of Richland, on
Saturtay, The IN day Of SEPTEMBER
1878,
NJ pu,,ic auction, 10 the last and highest
bidder, the following described property,
ru-wlt:
Tie Eas, half Of the North East quarter OF
Section Twenty-Five, coy Township Sixteen,
"a, North, Range Six (6) East, containing
Eighty $50 acres Of land mora or less. to-
pether with all the buildings and improve
mepjs thereon.
Terms Of Sale-Twelve months credit,
purchaser to give bond with appro, ed secnr-
NV. bearing 8 per cent. interest from dale
and mortgage retained on property sold.
J. a. LIDDELL, Sheriff.
Sheriff Office, Rayvile, La,
Aupust IL lS1S-lt
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ATTENTION.
Voters Of Richland Parish II
ASSESSORS OFFICE, RARYuLE, La,
Auvust IN l2SS

ASSESSORS OFFICE, RARyILLE, La,
August IL, 1878.
Pursuant to Section 10, Act No. lOI, passed
by the General Assembly at the Extra Scs>
sion Of 1877, TO provide for new regisrra>
ton Of voters throughout the State, | shall
proceed TO open the books for Registration Of
all legal voters Of the parish Of Richland, on
Monday, the End day Of September, A. ID.
1873, and shall continue to keep them open
from day to day until Saturday, the 2nd day
of November, 1878, Sundays and all legal
holidays excepted.
!. Beginning at Rayville, Monday, Sep
;ember 2nd, from day to day, until Saturday.
September TN.
.. Delhi. 1t Ward-Monday, Q, 10, IL and
18th days of September.
Midway, LIST. Ward-Erlay and Saturday
the 18th aud I4th days Of September.
Rayville again, end ward, September 10th
TO Goth. the two first weeks Of court.
3. McCtwan's School house, 2nd Ward,
eth and 2Sth Of September
Red Mouth. 30th September, and st and
2nd of October. J. J. Thomason's precinct,
October 81, 4tn and 5th.
5. Hol.iiness' School-house. Ward No. &,
October 9TH, Sth and 9th.
Girard, Sd. Ward--Thursday. October 10Th.
! lii and 18TH
3. Alto, 4,h Ward-October ii, Is, l6, L.,
18th aud 18th.
Rayviile, the last two weeks. from October
2lst to November 2nd, when the books will
be closed. The election follows on Tue sdsy,
9Th Of November, 1878.
Come one Come ALL! and ha re a full
registration. JOHN A. HEMLER,
Assessor and Registrar,
Richland Parish, La.
AM ln-cf
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john " Scarborou-h, FL. o' 0oacaita
announced the vote Of OanchI,a az voles) rs
a unite for II. Z. Wells.
Tailor Stiman. E~J. explained that thi-
was cast under resolution OF the Ou5chlta
Parish Democratic Convention held at Trcn-
ton on June 10Th. Mr. >uiIman read the res
olulion. WhIch requested the OnaciIIli tcic-
gates To vote a. unite on all question, AMI
voungs arising before the convention rs
magnify of the delegates present Ia person
should direct
Nc,>rs NcCrarir, Garrett and Head, of
the Delegation, objected TO tins manner ii
casting the vote, declaring that each delegate
might vote ns he chose.
Ga motion # JUICE Bc.!ger tie delegates
of Ouachira are allowed To- vote separately
and each lur themselves. W,LdTawu.
Five minutes given 10 Ouachita delegation
10 rc;ite ond cor>u.t a. 10 bow they shall eat
their vote. Delegation rrtrrucG-couId not
aEree.
On nation of judge Bfidler, each member
of the Ouachi;a delegation auI proxy l. en-
titled 10 a pro rata share Of the delegates az
pointed by the parish convention.
SECOND BALLOT.
Bowden 10 = - Kidd - SO
Ga motion of Talbot StiIIman, Esq, the
nomination of Nr. 3owden was made unan-
in,nUs.
On motion Of Mr.. Irrelevant. Il Senatorial
Executive Committee for this district wa,
appointed a. follows
u W. McCranie, chairman; Il. y Bri1ger.
J.. + Kidd, +. G.. Hudson. NJ. " Trczeyati.
On motion, the convention aijourued.
:. ID. MCENERY, Chairman.
F. G.. IUBsGS, Secretary.
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IL QUARANTINE, NEAR

MONROE, La, Aug II, 1878
TLos. J Nan.ham. Esq, Editor Richand
Bracon, RayviIie, La.
DEAR SIR:-I enclose YOU strict
ly accurate copy of tie Platform and
Resolutions, adopted AT Baton Rouge,
hv the DemocratIc-C"nscrvatiye Stale
Convenlion. All other copies, which
have been published, were made Lur-
riedly Ivy reporters, from the rough,
careleeeiy written draft Of the con-
mitlec, aud are deficient in runc,ua-
ton and are otherwise somewhat III
accurate The address Of the com
mittee to the convention shows the
basis of their harmonious acton and
Was read to and adopted by the Con
ventioa, with tie Platform and Re-
olu,ions, and should be published as
u constituent preamble thereof.
Very Respectfully
". y. FARMER,
Chairman Of Committee
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Senatorial Convention.

Monroe, LA, August 70, 1873.
Convention met AT 1899 IA. m. in Gers
pach's Opera House, ani was called to oIder
by S d. McEnery, Esq
"a motion Of Mr.. Tiezevart, of Franklin.
s. ID. McEncry was elected temporary chair
man On motion u A. W. dorsey, of Rich
land, F. G. Hudson, Esq, was elected team
porary secretary.
On motion of A. w. Dorsey, of Richland
the chairman appointed a committee on Gre
dentillS, consisting of one from each parish,
aS follows:
Ouachita, ID. T. Head; Jackson. F. F.. Kidd;
Franklin, w. W. Campbell; Richlaid, j. J.
Adams; Caldwell, Il. ID. Bridger
On motion of Mr.. Garrett, convention took
a recess of 20 minntes in order to give the
committee on credentials time to make their
report Time was extended 80 minutes.
Committee on credentials ca ne in ard
made their report as follows:
Ouachita, 10 votes: Jackson, 6; Rchand,
10; Franklin, s; Caldwell, i.
The report was adopted aud committee
discharged.
On motion o; franklin Garrett. Esq the
representation Of each parish in tins couven-
ton is fixed at the same as under the call for
the Senatorial Convention 10y the chairman of
the executive committee, with the exception
of Jackson, which Is entitled to one more
vote
On motion. the convention went into per-
maneni organization, with 5. ID. McEnery as
chairman and r. g. Hudson as secretary
On motion, the chairman appointed a COM
miiiee on resolutions, consisting of Franklin
Garrett, Ouaclita, a. A. Lacy, Caldwell
f. + Kidd, Jackson; j. l.. Lobdell, Richand;
Mr. Trezenaut, Franklin.
resolution Offered by Capt McCrani.
WAS referred 10 the committee o. resolutions.
The committee Un resolutions sUb,niivd
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The Democratic Platform.

Through the courtesy of Capt. W.
W. Farmer, chairman of the commit
tee on resolutions, VIC are enabled this
morning to lay before our readers the
platform and resolutions adopted by
the Baton Rouge Convention; and it
is advisable that they preserve the
number of the paper containing them,
for future reference.
1t is true that party platforms are
generally good in the main, and arc
regarded as promises easily broken
in fact, are seldom redeemed in full
but the Democracy of Louisiana has
come as near redeeming its pledges
made heretofore as any political Or
ganization ever did. Our Governor
has discharged the difficult and oner-
Gus duties devolving upon him with
the most scrupulous care, self-sacri-
ficing patriotism and irreproachable
integrity and honor, winning for him
self the esteem, confidence and ad
miration of even bis political oppo-
nents. and to the perfect satisfaction,
we believe, of bis most sanguine
friends. Not word Of complaint or
dissatisfaction has been urged by any
of the people, of either party, and We
can all point to our State administra-
tion with pride and satisfaction.
Hence, We can enter upon the present
campaign with full confidence that at
least the most important pledges of
our party will be redeemed and that
it will eventually lead US out of our
present wilderness of difficulties and
place US once more upon the high road
10 prosperity and contentment, if the
people will only exercise the same
discretion, forethuught and wisdom,
in the selection of their lawmakers
and judiciary, that they did in the Sc
lection Of their Governor in 1876.
Let them select the men best quail
fled to discharge the duties OF the
offices to which they are elected, re-
CARELESS of personal consideration,
and then hold them strictly RESPONSE
BILE for the manner in which they dis.
charge those dnties, and our State is
safe. -
There is no need Of greenback or
labor party in Louisiana; our plat
form is broad enough and sound
enough for them all. The party.
through its convention at Baton
Rouge, has planted itself firmly and
Enthusiastically upon a greenback plat
form and espoused the interest Of the
workingman SO that neither can OBJ
ject to the principles laid down by the
party.
In short, we endorse the entire
platform, aud here pledge ourselves to
The carrying of it out in all Of its
parts. so far as our ability and inau'
euce extends.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
QUARANTINE
Ordinance.

SECTION BE it ordained 10y the Police
Jury Of Richand Parish that it shall be un.
lawful foi any person coming from any in
fcc;ed place where the yellow fver prevails
10 come mo the Parish of Riehand That
all articles of merchandise are allowed to be
transported in turn except the following
Dry goods Of every description, viz: wooden.
linen, siE and cotton goods also baggiay and
Irvine. boots 4 shoes and all packages put mp
in cloth or paper.
SEC ,. Be 1t further ordained that il shall
he unlawful for any raiIroad or water craft.
or any common carrier to bring within the
limits os the parish any person coming from
the infected districts, ar any articles of com
merce above mentioned from said places; and
it shall be unlawful for amy common carrier
To bring into the parish person sick with
The yellow fever
SEC 3 b. it further ordained that the ives,
bank of Bayou Macon AT the railroad crossing
be and is hereby made a quarantine station
SEC / BE- it further ordained that the Pres
ident Of the Police Jury be en. pow ore to APP
point snirabe person to &c; as quarantine
or health officer who shall receive a salary
Of not more than fifty dollars per month for
his services, and whose duty shall be 10 see
the provisions Of this oriinadce carried out.
SEC ) Be it ordained that any person com.
inc from the Infected places or where he has
been exVOSed TO tie yellow fever. must re-
main for ten O0) days at lie quarantine sta
ton before coming into The parish.
SEC Is. Be it ordained that any person who
may be sick while detained at the quarantine
station. and who l. unable 10 provide :of him
self shall nave all necessary attention and
the President of the Police Jury Is hereby
empowered 10 employ physician To attend
the case, also, two nurses and a COOK, and 20
supply the station with suitable provisions
and bedding.
SEC T. Be il ordained that the President
Of the Police Jury be and is hereby empow>
cred to designate the Infected places, aud to
have the same notified to the pablic by pubs
fishing the notice in the Rchand Beacon and
by posting AT Delta and Monroe
SEC 8. Be it ordained tina, any person or
persons violating this ordnance shall be fired
in the sum Of Two hundred dollars and I'M
prisoned in the parish Jail not less than thirty
days and the district attorney, pro icmpo'c,
Is instructed to prosecute any violation OF thus
ordinance, 10y information on the AFFIDAVIT, OF
any reliable citizen.
Sac. Q. Be i, ordained that this ordinance
take effect the eth Of August. 1875.
Adopted August Is, 1873.
JOHN BISHOP.
Attest Pres.
JOIN ). SUMNEILIS,
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Our Nominee for the Senate.

Our first choice for this position
was not nominated, but we will cheer
fully support the nominee, as man Of
sound principles and considerable ex-
perienre as a legislator and hope
that every Democrat in our parish
will feel that it is his individual bus
mess not only to secure every vote
he can for Col. Bowden, but every
name on the ticket We will say
more about our candidate on future
occasions.
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QUARANTINE notice.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Columbia. La,
N Vicksburg, Miss, Memphis, Tenn, and
Grenada, Miss, are hereby declared ISFEcTEp
DISTRICTS. Travellers, shippers and all Others
concerned are hereby notified not 10 violate
the law or they will have TO suffer the penal
ty JOHN BISHOP,
Rictland Parish, President Police Jury.
Aug, Is, lS7S-tf
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One Of the saddles, features Of the terrible
restilence is, that IT any poor creature, in
trying to fly from the disease, will warder of
into the country, fall by the wayside, and even
away in the deep, dark forests, and die with>
ont attention, and his remains be devoured by
wild beasts We learn Il at case of this
kind was picked up this week by the roadside,
between Delhi and Waverly. and brought to
the quarantine station near prsb1 he sad
Ae was from Nirksborg.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Bry & NInir

Dry & Mnir } State of Louisiana,
Girard Grange No 80. ! Parish Court.
Ell ais.
BY v-f;ue Of . writ of &. IA issued from
The lionl. Pari:h Court, in and for the
parish OF HIGHLAND. State Of Louisiana. ir
the above entitled and numbered SUIT and to
me directed, have seized and will offer for
sale at the door Of the court house in the
town OF Eayvile, said parish of Rich!and.
on Saturday,
The 2lst ddy Of September, 1878,
ut public auc;ion, to the last and hirhes, bid
der, the following described property, TO- wit:
certain lot of ground near Girard Station
nichlanh Parish, commencing at a point TWO
hundred AMI ten yards nearly dne north from
the north east corner OF lot No twelve. on
the west side of Last street. running aour
sand street nearly north seventy yards, thence
nearly due west at right angles with said
streer seventy ycaris. thence nearly due south
seventy var :, parallel with said street thence
nearly due eas, seventy yards, to the starting
point containing one acre of ground. together
with all the buildings and impro yemen,s
thereon
Seized aud will be sold to pay said writ
and all costs.
Terms Of sale-Cash, with the beneh,
appraisemnt.
J. \. LIDDELL, Sheriff
Sheriff Office, Rayville, La,
August L. lSsS-dt.
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MISSISSIPPI COLLEGE
CLINTON, KINDS co. MISS,
VIII Commence It's 28th Annual Session.
September Is. 1879.

'~'1-1VI tVi tut o.
Among The inducements offered TO patrons
are the following
Thorough instruction; rigid bu, paternal
discipline; superior moral Influences; unsur>
passed healihiulness of location: kind and
competent instructors; ample facilities for it,.
mNlra'ion; low rates of charges Board in
private families, including furnished room.
fuel aud washing, SIP 30 per month. Board
~ College Hall, Including washing and fuel.
$40 per month. Students from other cour>
lies can draw 500 a year from their county
trcnsnrlrs. For fnll information, send to Rev.
W. =. Webb. ID. d., President Of the College.
Tor a catalogue. w. +. RATLIFF,
Prcst Board of Trustees.
Aug. lO-3m
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Notice to Taxpayers.

Notice is hereby given that the tax rolls for
1873 now IN the Recorders Office OF Rich
land parish, ready for the inspection aud cor>
reciion of taxpayers, who will please call aud
examine them and have such errors a. may
have occurred therein corrected.
JOHN a. HEMLER,
Tax Assessor.
Eayriile. L, IA: &c. ls7s-5,
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Parish Court.

Notice is hereby given that hereafter tho
General Term Of the Parish Court will be
held on the First Monday in September, No
vember, January, March, May and July.
Probate Terms, on the First Monday IN
October, December. February. April. June
aud August T.. L. MoNTGoNEnY,
Parish luise
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10 UoR>, STAPLE AND FANCY
j Groceries - large, and Ne oiler our usual
ad'nnihgcs I" all Glasses &C buyers
scpl5 l.. / EGGLtSTOT {, CO
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

John CnaHc y Son, state Of Lon>iara,
y No. 81 Parish of R.cnlani.
\ Dyson. lijh District Court.
BY virtue Of a WI; Of seizure and sale issued
rosa the Honorable ;h District Court IN and
tor tln Parish OF kcl.aud, State of Louisiana,
in the above entitled and numbered >uIt, and
to me directed, | have seized and will offer
for -aic IT he door Of the Court House, in The
town OF RayviIe. sail paf!>h of RchIand,
at public auction lie la,i aul highest bidder,
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QUEEY:-~Why will men smosc common To-
bacco. when they cat buy Marbug Bros. seal
Of North Carolina, at same the pricc!'-ly.
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I'sasiOris. ana EecSOEU.i0,sS Of
the DcniOcr;,siC-t conservative
Party Of Louisiana. adopted
at BATON Rouge. august Giii.
1878.
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Attest
JOIN S. SUMNEILIS,
Clerk Police Jury.
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TERMS or THE PICAygJNE,.
RAsa# or Daily lexeatf
Monnes) pesannnsp. i'm ativance SI12:
aiaifsxeariy ~ quarterly &8 Post
lageenslse dlailx. Jpar iannnna. Sl. Sin
glegeopia6 IS taessts.
WiEKlsY PHCaEUNE.
mhree Dollars per Apnunl. Postage son
weekly ~ .oants psr Annnm
Dec 10. i877
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tA@sAs.ss..l ssss..ss. .,ss...s-..-sS M ID
Isespsftiiili- sriS,niitted
u IL. Graf, M D..
PrssHielft Parrish Hoard 81 Health.
GHxD. Marc, 2,eefatrr.
Gin motion. ITs#0ssed. fiiat we, The
Inssnii,ers 81 the ndlise 5arv ssf the Peg
i,sh 81 Galessieu. ~ body. tanslar ous
Ahanlse 40 she isevesal sluansi,ess nf tti,c
hoard Of lHealth pf ssilis ,lasiah. for tsl,e
eecnnpmy and efticiarf imHnneriin swiiiai,
they discharged the difsies imposed
lnpNp them.
On fnation. HE iitosdainsf, That the
tehatnssaf g;ssAine TanaisN, ffs,r a;sG,e. md
". IA. Hgan. for sSid ~ jail sgnassls. he
iai,prassaand ti,ats,e contingent fnnsl.
als,t0shareise appsspsiatea, lie sppiiesi
ito tthe pssmantepf ssssiti claims.
The following galaims ~ase reoeiYetl
iand, run anotion,, iths sse0nnN we're ap-
proved
II. C. 's'aDtaag. ls,ed. <sssnd. ~ erise
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