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National Republican., 1878-07-08
DISTRICT AFFAIRS.
A Health Omcer Appointed.


The contest for the position Of Health Officer
was finally settled last Saturday by the ap-
pointincnt of DIR. Smith Townshend to the
place There has been a spirited rivalry be.
tween tho incumbent and Drs. Keene and
Autiscll for the Office, aud each has mustered
host Of friends aud workers. The influence
brought to boar by each Of tho gentlemen was
large and strong, and for some time II was
doubtful who would bo chosen but the Com
missioncrs finally came to an agreement In
favor Of Dr. Townshcud.
The successful applicant Is forty years of age
native Of Prince George County, Nd, and
brother Of Hon. X. W. Townshcnd, member Of
Congress from Illinois. He came to this city
after the death Of his father, when thirteen
years Of age, aud received . common school
education, and aftsrward moved to Illinois,
where bo graduated at ShurtliT College, at
Alton, In that State, and coon aftorward en-
listed In an Illinois regiment, in General John
A. Logan's division, and was In twenty eight
battles, and was In General Shorman's march
10 the sea. During tho war he WAS wounded
four times He was mustered out with the
rank OF brcvct licutenant-ColOncl. He COM
monccd his regular study of medicine IN DR..
Doves Office, in this city, after the war and
while 50 engaged was appointed to q clerkship
in tho Second Comptrollcr's Office, Treasury
Department. Ho took one course IN the
Georgetown Medical College, but subsequently
Withdrew and entered the medical department
Of Columbia College, aud graduated 10 this
college, and has since been practicing medicine
In this city. He has enjoyed q good practice
and maintained the respect aud confidence Of
the medical profession generally. The appli.
cations for subordinate positions under him
wcro ordered by the Commissioners to he
turned over to him. lie will enter upon the
duties of his office at once.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
THE TH.fLTINS.
Everything Ready for the Embarkation This
Evening,

Everything Ready for the Embarkation This
Evening.
The unusually novel and attractive cxcur-
sion Of the rhaian Club starts out this even.
ing under brilliant prospects OF complete sue.
crss. Tic Mosccy will leave her wharf at
eight o'clock sharp in order to reach Fortress
Monroe in good season Tomorrow. After u
couple Of hours pleasantly spent at that point,
followed by an invigorating trip acros, the
bay in usar view Of old ocean, Norfolk will
be reached about one p. N. The exciting
event Of the day-thc bolt.r,icr between the
Elizabeth Boat Club and a crew from the Ana.
io,tams, for the Thalian prize cup-wll tako
place at four o'clock, the Mo,elcy following the
boats, so that all can have a good view. Not
wthstandng the short notice the Analostans
have had. they are In excellent condition and
make magnificent crew. Many boating men
who have watched their pulling during the
week express unqualified praise in regard to
their rapid trainiag, and predict n splendid
struggle for the prize tomorrow. Whether
they capture the cup ur not, they will receive
the mcrited concentrations Of the citizens Of
Washington for so plucSv an acceptance Of the
invitation to enter tho rRcc at such short
notice. All the arrangements for the excur-
sion have been completed magnificent new
flag, bearing the name "Thalian," will float
from the bow Of the steamer. Everything IL
being done on the most liberal scale, Hs all that
is desired is To cover expenses. II may be said
in this connection that Fussel Is to supply
two kinds Of his best quality ice cream
Patrons are allowed the benefits Of what, un Ter
ordinary circumstances, would accrue rs profits
With fine music, uncrowded aud comfortable
accommodations good meals, moderate prices,
and above all, gentoel society the ITALIAN cx.
cursiOn Of 1873 will be an event long to be ro-
memberod by the fortunate participants.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
Prntsciiny Coal Cnn.nmsrs

Mr.. James Small, Scaler of Weights and
Measures, has submitted for the information
of the Commissioners a list of eighty.thrce
coal.scalcs used in the District. As Congress
has given the Commissioners power to regu-
late the weighing of coal in the District, he
suggests that dealers be required to furnish a
ticket for delivery when sending out coal,
showing the weight of the horse and cart and
the weight Of the coal, separately ascortaned,
and IL any coal 10 found, either In transit or
after delivery, to be of less weight than called
for, that the offending dealer be advertised
and such other penalty be enforced rs the law
prescribCs. Also that an officer be charged to
look after violations Of this regulation.
National Republican., 1878-07-08

At a meeting Of the Virginia Board Of Public
Works held in Richmond last Friday tho
board adopted u resolution mstructing the At
tOrney- y-Gencral, If in his opinion there were
sufficient reason for doing 50, to naugurato
such legal steps against the Richmond, Fred
cricksburg and Potomac lailroad Company in
regard to the change in its operations as
would hest protect the interests of the Gnu.
monwealth. The change OF operation referred
to is the action taken by the stockholders to
revive the steamboat connection with that road
at OuantiCO,
National Republican., 1878-07-08
THE BITLEr GUN.
Trial Of a New Engine OF Destruction.

There was very interesting trial Of the
new field gun invented by F. L. Bailey and
known as the Bailey cannon at the navy yard
Saturday afternoon about o'clock. The gun
was stationed directly In front Of the battery
and the target was stationed near the mouth
of tho Eastern Branch, ut u distance of 800
yards. The gun Is Of one.inch bore, tho
smallest size manufactured. II weighs eighty
fifty shots per minute, aud carries distance
Of $500 yards. II has single barrel, and Is
either charged with single cartridge at n
time or o case may be attached so rs to mako
q sclf.fecdcr. II Is remarkable for its SIM
plicity, consisting of less pieces than an ordi.
nary rife, its light weight, enabling II to he
carried along with cavalry or infantry, and
for the rapidity with which 1t eau bo fired.
The inventor claims to have succeeded In
pcrfrcting a weapon which has many novel
features, and Is at once simple, cheap, effec-
tive, aud the lightcst field. piece ever produced.
The problem which Mr.. Bailey cndoavored TO
solve was to retain all the advantages of rapid
firing and directness Of aim possessed by tho
Gatling gun In weapon which should be much
lighter and simpler in construction. In carry
ing out this idea he has abandoned altogether
the revolving principle. which nccessitated the
combination of n number Of barrels in heavy
cylinder, worked by very complicated machin-
cry. The firing process consists Of the move.
ment backward and forward of q lever tnvers-
ing one.third Of circle while the shot is fed
in from hopper arranged that a constant
supply can DO kept up. On level ground two
men can mauGuvre II with the utmost facility,
and in hilly regions more than two. horse power
would never be required to draw both gun and
cais,On. Tho inventor says that the Bailey
cannon can go wherever cavalry can operate.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
pre.byteriauism,

During tho-past year thOre were organized
through tho instrumontality of the mission
aries of the Presbyterian Church. 1872 churches
and 3?2 Sabbath-schoos, giving total of | ,Gl2
schools connected with tho missionary work
of that church, embracing l2i,92l children.
The United Presbyterian Church report for
the year ending May l, 60 presbyterics, 6i7
ministers, 702 congregations, 1858 members,
and 700 Sunday schools, with G6,2l5 officers
and scholars total contributions were SIS? G68.
The contributions by tho Sabbath school were
S23,2l0.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
Amended Pension Laws,

General Bentley, Commissioner of Pensions,
says that Congress not only has given him all
the force he asked for, but las also perfected
some legislation which will materially facili.
tato the prompt dispatch of the business of tho
office. Thus q provision of law has been re-
pealcd which required the Commissioner to re-
wise all contracts as to tho amount of fees to
he paid by the claimant to his attorney, which
cntailod upon the Commissioner an amount of
labor seriously interfering with his more I'M
pOrtant duties. Another law which has been
repealed required pension agents to retain
from tho amounts payable.to pensioners the
attorneys feo and pay tho latter to
the attorney. As the Government In
this way was made the attorneys
Collecting agent. they advertised extensively
for the filing 7of pension claims, which they
undertook to prosecute upon contingent fees.
As q consequence there were filed within the
past three years more than 5000 pension
claims, based, more or less, upon slim founda-
tions, and the Pension Office was encountered
greatly to the detriment Of current business.
The repeal Of the law referred to will have the
effect Of compelling each attorney to be his
own collecting agent and he will not be so
anxious to advertise for and prosecute claims,
the allowance of which is, at least, very doubt :
full.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
Franklin Temperance Legion.

The Franklin Temperance Legion held Il
business meeting last Saturday evening and
elected the following officers for the ensuing
six months John D. Defrccs, president; l..
II. Patterson, first yicc.president; II. n. Farcy,
second vice-prosidcnt; William l.. Mexican,
recording secretary; John d. Eskew, financial
secretary; Oscar Alexander, treasurer Nat
Davidson, librarian; Rev r, T. Kondrick,
chaplain; l.. II. Patterson, J. NJ. Richards, J..
+. Scaggs delegates to Central Temperance Or
ganization Charles II, Davis, William H..
Towers, Louis Julien, i. {. SpurgCon, aud j..
NJ Richards executive committee.
The Legion decided to discontinue the usual
Saturday night meetings during the warm
weather, and in place of them givo an oxcur.
sion each week, commencing with saturday
evening next down the Potomac on tho steam q.
or City Of Washington, leaving at hAlfpast six
p M, and returning at eleven o'clock. The
usual entertainment Of music and readings
will be given, and in addition dancing will be
INDUCED in.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
Minor District Notes,

Receipts Of the Treasurer on Saturday were
Sl2,7s9.is; disbursements, Sl,l57.25.
Licenses have boen issued to W. II. Cham.
bers, William McBelt, Thomas Gcary, hacks
NJ. Spinaro, fruit dealer.
Commissioner Dent took his family to Oak.
land, Nd, last Saturday for the summer and
will return to his official duties to-day.
Inspector Entwisle issued one permit on
Saturday, and that to John CoughIiu. to con.
struct three story brick back building at No.
il3 q street northwest, 500.
A delegation Of colorel cItiznns called upon
the Commissioners last Saturday and pre-.
Sentcd the resolutions adopted at a recent
maSS-mevtimg. asking tho reypointmeut of
MossrS. Hcary johnson, John II. Brooks, aud
VI. VI. Holland ~ school trustees.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
Married and Gone West.

Mr. Charles wilkins, well.known in this city
through his connection with its different news
papers, left Saturday night for Lewiston, Idaho,
where he Is to take charge of a newspaper pub
lished by. Hon, $, $, Fem, delegate in Con.
gress, who accompanied him on the trip. Oa
Friday evening, ut Fourth Street NJ. +. Church
east Mr.. wilkins ended long courtship by
his marriage with Miss Cora 4. Beam, of
North Washington, who expects to join him
at his new homo in about two months
National Republican., 1878-07-08
Sueing for Damages.

General :. $. lienklo, rs counsel for Samuel
Jackson, has entered suit against the Balti.
more and Ohio Railroad Company, claiming
$4,000 damages, Tho complainant represents
that by the carclessnoss Of the company on
July Is, 1877, and through no neglect of his
own, he was knocked down by locomotive at
Ivy City, had one of his ribs broken, and
otherwise injured. In consequence he has suf-
usual business.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
Theatre Comiaue,

Another strong bill is to bo presented at tho
Comique this week, and no one can complain
of being bored, as each performer is first class.
Hulms..and Leo, acrobats the Do Cort sisters,
musical artists; Lebarron and Chase, songs and
dances, and Miss Iona Lang, favorite in this
city, are among tho many who will make an
comedy Of Pink Dominoes" will be presented
each evening, with J. J. Riley and Miss Lizzie
Smith as the stars, supported by an immense
company.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
GENERAL CITY NEWS.
Items Bagged by Our Reporters
Yesterday.

Two Robberies Reported-The state Of the
Divorce Market-Bonds Filcd by Magls-
trates and Constabies-suing for the
Cost OF q Broken Rib-A Gang Of
Youthful Trespassers Arrested
In the County-A Warm Time
Over n Stove -OthcrSLocai
Matters Of Interest.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
Magistrates and Con,tables,

The following bonds hav1 boon filed since
the court adjourned last Friday:
Justices of the Pcacc-Charles ). Bundy /;
sureties, J. r. Stevens aud q. A. Clark. sam
ucl l.. Wilcox surotios q. l.. Kirk aud 4. n.
Gray. john A. Muss; suroties, G. W. Davis
and Frederick Douglass.
CUns.ablcs--II. 4. Brawncr; bond, Colum.
bus Alexander and John II. Waggiman. john
W. King; bond, Tobias Talbert GnI john II.
McChcsney. Richard II. TrunI. III; bond,
David simkins and ]. T. ScrYenor.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
Anusemsnts and Excursion..

CoNiouE.-Nariety performance.
Steamer Mary Washington leaves Seventh street
wharf for Mount Vernon at ten u. m, returning at
four r. m.
Potomac Ferry Company excursion tonight.
Boat leaves Seventh street wharf at seven p M, rc.
turn at eleven p. M.
ThRlian Club excursion to Norfolk on steamer
Jane Moscly leaves tonight at eight p. M, Seventh
street wharf
Forty miles for ten cents. The City Of Alcxan.
dria leaves Seventh street wharf at hafpast eleven
a m. rcturning OF three 2. m.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
Knights of Pytliias.

At a meeting of Union Lodge No. q, X. of
p, held on Friday evening, p. G. Chancellor
NIalvin Nelson, assisted by p C. s. L. Rouzee
and James l.. Gates. installed the following
named officers for tho ensuing term =. c.,
william II. Carr G. C., Isa II. Johannes v.
G., Frederick W. Amholdt prclate, David p.
Major; Mastor.at.arms, William NJ. Stuart !;
|. o., J. Fulton Cunningham; o. g., Charles
L. Shook
National Republican., 1878-07-08
SOVerelgns of Industry.

Equity Council 5. Of |. has elected the fol-
lowing for officers during the ensuing term ;
President, J. W. Webb vico-prcsident, Charles
Murphy recording secretary, W, J. !. Clarke;
financial secretary, II. n, Gassaway treasurer,
". +. De Knight; lecturer, John Mayhem !
ptewgrd, Charles brown
National Republican., 1878-07-08
Real Estate Transfers,

Eliza Hobbum to Marshal Frazer, for $75,
part of tract of land called THE Vale" Eliza
Hebburn to William Briggs, for S75 part of
tract of land called The Vale" Charles Vessel
to Richard Ragon, for Is, lot 81, square s29. J.
=, Hawes " Clara Morris, for $40, lot II, square
S2l,
National Republican., 1878-07-08
GEOR0ETOWN NEWS.
RIVER FRONT.

RIVER FRONT.
Cloarcd-Schoopers John Hancock, Hallott,
Boston, with 600 tons of coal f. c. knight,
jr., Huntley, Brooklyn, with 3s5 tons Of coal.
CANAL MATTERS.
The following boats reported to and cleared
from the Collectors office Of tho Chesapeake
and Ohio Company, on Saturday:
Arrivcd-Boats, Johnnie, X. Bender, J.
Green, william Smith, New Era, J. Wilson,
Alice, and Star No. 1.
Cleared-Fannio and Estclla, John Leetch,
q. II. Moore, NJ. Sinclair, J. Wilson, New Era,
Star No. 1, Baltimore, William Borden, Laura,
A. Z. McQuade, p. Sinclare, Thomas Fail, W.
II. Cooley, "No. g." N. Boyer, and A. d. Win.
ship.
Entercd-Steamcr Sue, Geoghegan, Balti-
more, with an assorted carge to District mer.
chants.
Ciearcd-steamor Sue, Geoghogan, Point
Lookout, Plney Point, and Potomac Landings,
on an excursion.
GRAIN ARRIVAL.
BY river-Schooncr Kitty Ann, Laycock,
Alexandria, with l, 800 bushels Of wheat To L.
ID. Hartley.
RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS OF COAL.
The following woro the receipts and ship.
ments Of coal by the several coal companies
doing business In Georgetown for the week
ending Saturday Receipts-Borden Mining
Company, 500 tons; New Central Company,
2,3OO tons Maryland Coal Company, 5000
tons; Consolidation Company, 1857 tons total,
0,615 tons.
hpmcnts-Bordcn:: Mining Company, 800
tons; New Central Company, $500 tons Mary
land Company, $500 tons Consolidation Com.
pany, 1857 total 0,s57 tons.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHs
Yesterday morning County Officers Jones
and Benton came across Joseph johnson, col
ored, aged forty years, and John OConnor,
white, aged forty-six years, swimming In Rock
Creek, just ut time when ladies and gentle
men and little children were on their way to
church. Tho officers arrested them. They
left collateral at the station for their appear
ance at the Police Court this morning.
Robert POorc. white, who stabbed Robert
Evans, colored, on West street, on the morning
Of the 2jth Of June, through his counsel,
waived an examination in the Police Court on
Saturday, and his bail $1,000, was continued
for the action Of the grand jury.
Workmen began Saturday to dig the foun-
dation for the addition to the old tobacco
warehouse for the new car stable of the Wash
ington and Georgetown Railroad Company.
b. C, Boones, Baltimore, Nd, and NJ. N. An.
dcrson, Boston, Mass, arc at the West-End
Hotel.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
The Fire This Morning.

past twelve O'Clock this morning, was occa-
stoned by the burning of lot of shantics on
Tweuty-sixth street, near Rock Creek, occu-
pied by colorcd people and owned by Henry
Henderson. The fire engines were not re-.
quired to so into service. The damage was
sliUht
National Republican., 1878-07-08
Sent to the Gallows on III. Father. Evidence.

In the circuit court of this district OF Ala.
bama, Glasgow Bell was sentenced to be
hanged on the 26th of July for the murder Of
Sam Blair, A singular feature in tho case
vas that the only witness to the killing was
tho father Of the murderer, whose evidence
was given with striking truth and cearness.
Blair owed Bell for3abor, and they had some
difficulty about 1t. Bell went to Manningham
and bought ammunition and loaded his gun,
saying he was going to kill Blair If he did not
pay him. He went into the field where only
his father and Blair were aud, after a few
words. shot Blair, who was uuarmed.-Greel-
UHe (iid.) AdrOcdte.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
New Advertisements.

new wAuNcFtisthehts
Jost-Ear.ring.
stroyed-A dark bay horse.
Base ball-Astoria vs. Eagle.
For rent-jl6 II street northeast
Summer Theatre Comquc-Narlctics.
For salc-Horse, buggy and harness.
iINaluabe suburban property IN Ivy city.
Uniformed Battalion I. o. o. f.-EXcursion July
IS ISIS.
Thomas b. Hodgkin, constable. &c, ji9 seventh
street northwest.
Trustee sale Of III ree-story and basement brick
house ll6 street northeast.
Sale Of valuable improved real estate situated
on Maryland avenue, between rOur.Gnd.H halt and
Z streets southwest.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTs.

rTNHOMAS d. HODGKIN,
L Constable. COlector. and General Agent. No. $40
seventh street. Refer to John G. liai kn,ss Rev.
Tho. O. Addi Or. Hon. 4. NJ. Cinpp, to'oml wm. 4.
Cool Colonel hnoch rOtt,n, Hon. Epps Hun on, u.
e., and I 90 Others, II required. Jy.-N
National Republican., 1878-07-08

YouSG PEOPLE do pay attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. lie wise In time
Clean them daily with THURsTOSs IVORY PEARL
ToorH POWDER. the most perfect Jentrifce known
II will keep them through life In good condition
v hite aud SOUND. Will harden the gums sweetcr
hs breath, and prevent toothRche. Sold BY ali
druggists. Is and 20 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-08

REDUCED rates to parties remaining one week or
longer. Season ls7SOpCns June lj Stockton Hotel,
Cape May, n. J. tNOTE.-We take great pleasure In
informing our patrons that new passenger eleva-
tor and electric bells lin every ROOM have been
added TO the hotel CHARLES DUFFY
(of Continental Hotel Philadelphia
Proprietor and General Manager,
National Republican., 1878-07-08
National 9epublitan.
Arrival Of Pa..enge. Trains.
BALTIMORE AND roIoaAt DErCi. HIrn AND .

At BALTIMORE AND ONO DEror, NEw JERSEY AVE
svl AND sTREET.
Morning. n,ninp.
sis n. Y, ,rhil a Bos sI sI:5a, baltimore acrom
rT, baltimore express go baltimore pGxouL
1bo. Western OF prs~s son Z, Phil a Dos eH
e1,helt,niorr shc"ni. SL, S,>t-rn MAil.
NJ, trsi. ar. Met br oh. sr57. Hstmprs acccn-
tE, baltimore Anuapol 'dg, Bslilnnfs sIprcsA
AMI way -, wsstsTn express
eA, attinsturg ppd Ha-l sst0 bsltinlIrs en- prt-A
leutlvn AS, JMsi Lr'ul.' sei5 Y, Phil 4 Hos sk.
eI0S, BALTIMORE aeon. 0kS Baltimore accom-
n.D, baltimore express
sAfriNp daily. Otbsrs Sundays excepted.
~ For the time Of departure OF trains, see adSsT'
hsements elssvher
National Republican., 1878-07-08
a SURE remedy for Chills and Fever. Ayers

THE new white" and New Home" Sewing Ma.
chimes Take your choice. aud If not pleased. ex.
change until you are satisfied. solG all that Is
new and late IN the sewing.mhchne business.
Also all the old standard machines Renting and
repairing a specially. J. r. MCKINNEY,
i27 Ninth street northwest.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
CITY ITEMS,

s.25 ALPACA CoArs. Eiseman's, Seventh and T.
National Republican., 1878-07-08

OURsl White Duck Vests Eiseman Brothers
C0Tuer VI Seventh and streets
National Republican., 1878-07-08

WELLS NACHISE-sPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsr.
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
crs far surpass all others.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
The onan,leo Rout. to Richmond.

A REELECTION Of prices on all wOolcms. El,emi
Bros, corner seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1878-07-08
Thermometric Headings.
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAI-OFFICER, Z. :. A.,
Indications.

For the Middle States slightly higher pressure Nn
Temperature southcrly winds aud clear weather.
National Republican., 1878-07-08

HARD times demand economy: practice II By
renovating your soiod Glovej with JoUyxss ISO
psRous KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price 2o cents pei
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-08

ARE you bilious. troubled with headache, dizzy.
ness. sick stomach, constipation, &c? Are you dys-
peptie. nervous, dull, and languid3 Averse to all
eIertion. Is your life miserable? You require
change. Cleanse the system. purify and renew the
blood. Take Qu!RK's lIIsH TIA, the great mousse
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold by all
druggists S cents per package, which makes u
quart OF medicine.
Is your hair harsh, dry and stiff? Does II refuse
to curl7 dress II with IHoMIsOS's oaADE OPTIME.
An oleaguOus compound Of singular merit 1t
will improve It, Sold by druggists &c. Prico D.
and " cents per bottle.
LOCAL MISCELLANY
Interest paid OH deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. J. II. sQuIER Co.,
Bankers lilG Pennsy lvania avenue.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-07-17
THos. H. BowLEs, Attorney.

STATE OF INDIANA, Marion county, IS:
- In the Superior Court of Marion county,
IN the state of Indiana. No. 22,5Sl. Room A.
September term, 1873.
Luzon w. Clark VS.. Patrick Healy, Jessie
Healy. James O'Meara and Ann O'Meara.
BE II known, tnat on the 18TH day OF July
100, the aboye-named plaintiff, by his at
torney, filed in the Office of the clerk of the
superior Court of Marion county, in the State
OF Indiana, his complaint against the
above named defendants and that afte wards,
on the same day, the said plaintiff
MED in said clerks Office the affidavit OF a
competent person showing that said defen-
dants, James O'Meara and Ann O'Meara are
not residents OF the State OF Indiana.
Now therefore, said defendants above named
are hereby notified of the filing and tendency
OF said complaint against them, and that
unless they appear and answer or demur
tnereto.. at the calling of said cause on the
second DAY OF the term of said court, to be
begun ana held at the court house in the city
Oh Indianapolis, on the first Monday in Sep
TENDER. 1875 said complaint, and the matters
ana Things therein contained and alleged. will
be heard and determined in their absence
AUSTIN II. BROWN, Clerk.
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