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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-04-24

4 young woman of Tsnnervil'e, Ga,
married An elderly widower, but soon found
herself 10 love with hi- son. The matt r
was fully discussed. and it was decided that
the old man should procure divorce and
let his wife marry bis fon. This wss
accomplished with the aid of sympathiz-
ing court Since then the aged gentleman
has married his ex-wife's mother, and the
entire family is happy.
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7. IN an action TO set aside deed Of assign
m"nt ON the alleged ground thaL it was ex-
coated with The intention of hind. ring.
d"'aylr aud drirauding creditors, the bur.
zen 81 proof rests upon the plaintiff; and
q ~ r. tue case II referred. the burden OF hav-
Ing the report ~: tine referee show that the
de- # was 50 executed with tn. Intention Of
uinderHg, d-iay ing creditors also rests upon
the painful.
TIE fact that pending q contamplated az.
Segment for the benefit of creditors "A mort
gage was executed in good faith BY the de btor
10 one OF BIS creditors to recUre pre-existing
debt which NOR gage had long previously
hesu pT"ru is-tI by the Cebtor to sucn creditor,
does not snow That the deed of assignment,
subsequently executed, was executed with
the trt-utI0n Of h Iudering, delaying and de-
fnfUdiug creditors, nor does it render such
deed Of assignment void
3, By - deed of assignment for the benefit
Of creditors, IN debtors TRANSFER to the AS
Sisure al tre'r par Defsh' y property, except
what : by law exempt" The assignee i'm
M dtat"lN lakes possession of all snch part
Hef~hip pro. .Tiy, and the debtors never
MAXI any claim thereof Hehf, that a. none
o. >til pUtHershlp property was IL ex-
smut, tIupiii ", Melee, Q Kansas, sij), the
sand words. except hat Ii by Law sxsmpt."
ar" M III tory, md do not render said deed Of
ASST nmsut vOid.
I. Nh-r- certain finding of the referee.
90 whom he case was referred,) app ars -
be only conclusion of law, and ali the cir
'uu>ttnce7 ct the ease seem to show that it
i only H conclusion Oi law, and the Court be-
low - tO.d d.. The IA Jteme Court will sustain
The ruling Of the District Court.
Al the justices cOhcurring
\ true copy. Attest. a. HAMMATT,
us Clerk supreme court.
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Chairman protein. Il. K. Con-
". s. WHITE. Secretary.
NO LAW TO CRFATEaPaTror Gr,R7


ICor. Topeka Commonwealth!
Dear Sir: There seems to be- a prevail
ing opinion in the South and West part Of
the State, that the original bill introduced
in the last Assembly, creating a patrol
guard and providing money for its msinte-
nance, beclme law.
This opinion VISA created by the"Cham-
pion" (Atchison,) which published the
original bill in fIll, and which CHROME GU.
publication tried 10 correct, both BY tele-
graph and by writing to that paper, but
failed, a. they did not publish the correc-
ton,
That bill did not become law, but a
substitute for it did become a law, vi fch
substitute simply gave TO the governor a
Military Contingent Fund Of $50 900. to he
used at his discretion, ard did rot create a
patrol guard az wss originally intend. d.
/ trust you will publish it that the error
msy be corrected.
Very resnecifully,
p. :. NOZZLE.
Adiutant General
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THE CHEYESNrS,


sod Grow" il coed Indian. He ia ?
general favori;e around the court house
Wild Hog" is mus cal gerius. and ire,
quentlv eutsrtsins his comrades with sOrgs
Big Head" sits on his hsunches in ore
corner Of the room apparently in deer
study, and never stirs except at meal time
The Cheyenne Indians never slloF At
eyebrow or a whisker to grow On theiI
faces. They Iul them out a. fast SIS they
sppear.
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rHE SCHOOL BOARD.

Our editorial paragraph of yesterday
calling attention to the unseemly haste o.
the School Board in attempting to rush the
bond matter through, is attracting the at
tention of the people. There is evidently
something wrong in this business or the
Board would not 20 about it it in such 6
suspicious way. 1t is not possible that
saos Of the members of the Board, or their
hsndA have private axes to grind, and
- thair r1gsrd for their own inHsrsuts l.
aean ehan their s,grd far IL puhlis n
80 - ~ ~ - : hsssp A1slk
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RAILROAD MASS MEETING.


There will be railroad mass meeting
held at Wichita, in Eagle Hall, on Sdtur-
day, the 18th OF this mouth. 1t il fix, d at
the above late day in order that it may be-
come fully advertised throughout the
county. ami that no man, in VIII 4tevsr sec
ton he NAV live, can have grounds for
charging haste or complain Of want OF
want of information. This il a question
thai vitality interests the people OF this
county for all time TO come, and every
voter can we'll afford to spend one day in
gaining such Information a. will enable
him to vote intelligentIy on the
2Oth Of May. At this meeting the
Sedgwick County Railway Commit
tee will make full report Of
he work accomplished from the dav Of it,
organization up TO date There will he
two meetings on that day-the first will
convene AT o'clock in the afternoon. for
the benefit Of those living in the country.
ard the second AZ o'clock p NJ. for The
convenience of the business men Of the city.
At this time thorough canvas Of the en-
tire county will be organized, and it il i'm
pOrtant that each township be represented.
Opportunity will be had Tor full discus
zion OF the proposition.
s. f. JoCFLYN,
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Observation-Disclosures

1t is rumored-upon what authority We
are not prepared TO say-that the ToI eka
Blade is soon TO change hands, and that the
new firm is to he composed of ID. ". VII
der and \. l.. Prsptis- Wilder and Prem
tis are both old hands at the business, and
would make mighty strong team.
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Whitfield Down TO . Fine poin,

The State rights Conf.derates are 10 psr-
,icuisr that they are not willing that the
national government should pass law to
prevent the sp'esd Of an epidemic, or a cat
lie plague. This is whiting the doctrire
down to a fine point, and very ridiculous
point. Whist do the yellow fever smitten
districts Of the South think If II? What
do the cattle dealers think CT il? Such is
Confederate Cemocracv.
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FOUND Guilty.

Topeka .CoHmonwealth, 10
Frank Urban, well known by many of
the citizens OF this county, was tried in the
Usage District Court this week, charged
With the murder of a man last August in
Osage City by the name OF John Shields.
The uisl lasted for three days, and The
jury, after being out from 8 o'clock NJ.
Ih1radsv until 6 A. NJ. Friday, returned a
verdict Of msnsiaushter III the fourth de-
gree.
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From Rice COansy.
STERLING, RICE Co., KAN
Anil Ia $50

EDITOR TINEs:-Since my last the rains
have very much changed the appearance of
the country. Then the croakers had some
grounds upoa which to base their prsdic-
ticns Of disaster, but tie late abundant
rains have swept all their foundstioa
svsy, and last Saturday, the 5sh ia, d.
- esnenea dsyqsll ~ hrpkss n sPss
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ANYBODY TO ..ess Grant.

lNicksbuTg Miss Herald-Dem
"Auybody to beat Grant" means that
any body can carry the South in the opin
ION Of the Bourbons. We don't like the
apyb dy can carry the South business a
particle. Il il indicative that the Demo-
crstic party proposes to pursue the same
tsc les this yesr il did in 1876.
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AFTER The LIGHTNING ROD swISDLERs
Lawrence Tribune Isl

%
IL seems as if legion of devils had been
let loose upon the earth, and thst instead
Of entering into the swine ~ of old thew
hsve entered into numerous class of men
and sre now moving, prompting and in
spring them to invent new method. Of
ro' b-ry and plumber. How 10 rob the
farmers seems to be the study of those with
whom the-- unclean spirits have entered
Look out for them.
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THREATENING wa.,xO,p

A communication published elsewhere
this morning, from Sterling, Rice county,
says the preliminsry..work on the projected
railroad from that place TO Leavenworih is
progressing favorshly. Some movement
ehouid he inside immedi ,;eiy al this end Of
the line. The road will he an important
one TO Leavenworth, and We ought 10 take
hold of il at once.
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IEHrs nv 7 T .
Topeka Conmonu.al,b IL,

Topeka Commonwealth, IG1
The Denver Tribune OF Saturday clos an
article on the railroad war in that State a.
follows: There liz no question Of senti-
ment. real or sham, in the matter. IL ia
simply an issue between fair play and foul
play, with the AtchiaoD, Topeka and 5 anita
Re, representing the former phase of the
contest"
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LET THE CORRESPONDENT BE LIABLE.


NJ G. F. Jenkins Of kirwin, this STATE.
has sued the LeaverwDrfh lines fpr ten
thousand dollars The rssso1 Of this L.
that correspondent some time ago wrote
TO that p+per that jenkins was dead beat,
had married half witted girl named Cox,
and 30 on. The TIMES has lost its cores
pondenl's copy, and IL, therefore, unable to
tell Mr. jenkins his name This lacks ten
Thousand dollsr-, 1t would appear, # salts
fying Mr.. Jenkins, notwithstanding the
solemn avowsl of the paper that it believe
jenkins 10 be slindered. If the cores
pendent were an honorable man, ne would
out with his name. Any correspondent
who writes deliberate lie for pub iclfiou
ought 10 he rotten egged to death and =
MED the right Of buried We favor TIE
passage Of law making correspondents
responsible for their writing. II they
have not the money 20 foot the bill, let
them while it out in Jail at dollar
day.
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To be Circumvs MED or Plscatcd
which

[St. LOuis Republican, IL
Having set out on a crusade for fair pl az
in railway freights, the merchants OF ST
Louis must pull all the strings that are il
their reach. Wand, rbilt is the great objeci
to be circumveated or plscated; it remain.
TO be seen which.
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A sHOorIsr ARRAIGNED.

lL'Wiehce JouInai, 10.
At the District Court, yesterday. the case
of the Safe vs.. Slower WAS broupht nm
Slower will be remembered by our readers
as the man who shot and dangerously
wounded Mr. y. Hoysradt A large mum
Der of witnesses werr sxsmi,.J
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1. In all cases whsr a party asks for the
reformation of deed, the party seeking the
reiiei must siard uIon SOM equity superior
20 that o. the parry against whom ne asks it..
Where deed IN question, as executed,
docs not convey the lrnd Intended and a re-
formation OF tle instrument is sought, 10 IL
imperative ON the party asking the legal title
10 iu!ly PERFORM ON his part all the acts re-
of purchase before he can obtain equitable
r-lleI He who seeks equity, must do
equity"
Al! the Justices concurring.
a tru. copy. AtIesi: \. HAMMArr.
Il. 5 Clerk Suprene Court.
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Tie township board met last Wedue day,
10 consider bids for the bridge contract, Of
which about thirty were presented
All styles and all prices, from 81 100 to
over - 600 were offered The contract wss
let 10 Bullen * Wire, Of l. avenwor h. for
-, 600. The contractors agree to build an
A truss combination bridge, grade the APP
prosChes, employ Nickerson men to do the
work, end nave it ready for wsgons within
sixty days. We shall have the best bridge
on the river, ami although lis cost ia great
or than was at first int-uded, we do not
think our people VII regret the extra COST.
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.orsoarV. FROM vEgGsNr,.

A Fredericksburg, virgins, paper states
that tine report that the negroes along the
Rsppahannock River had caught the
emigration fever is without the slightest
foundation.
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IIIVIION >IsnaI. To
The jury in the case OF the State vs. E.
Terry, Of Netswsks, charged with selling
liquor TO the Kickapoo Indians, brough, in
a verdict of guilty this morning.
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TREASURES cFFICE.


II Is proposed by the State Board of
Education to hold an examination Of can
didstes for State Certificates and Diplomas
IN the State Universit7 1t Lavrence. on the
18th, 18th, 18th, 20th and 2lst days Of
noxt JUNE. The examination VIII consice
of hoth vxitt0 Cd eeal GxseiDn
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IPhiladelnhia Press IL

The subject of crems,ion will probably
he revived in England before long, as g
cremation society there has determined to
apply to Psriiament for authority for its
proceedings. This will bring the matter
directly before the House Of Commaus.
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PREPARING EoR THE CONTEST

lAtchison G,obeI
The Liederkrauz boys express their
belief that they vii carry # the honors at
the Sangerfest in Ieavenwcrtb.
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NEXT suNMess,s H.IN,..t

A correspondent at Salt ke City,
Utah, writes under date of II e 9Th Inst.
that the season there has been unusually
dry, With bat half the usual snow n II
nsuntaiss bat Il VA oovisg ID.
UiA - = esflsek tkasA - ~ -
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FROM THE NORTHWEST.

The Smith county Riope.r thinks tbs,
-cme man from the northwestern portion
OF The State sho I'd have been appointed 10
command the frontier patrol guard.
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lMcPheTson Freeman.l
Wild goose killed last week by one OF
our sport-men, measured seven feet, from
tip 10 tip Of lis wings.
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No l,Stj-Jphn W. CraW ord vs. John Fur
IOhs-trfor nom HdE,ey county -AfdI
BY THE COURT, HogTox c. j.
]. A demand was pre- requisite u the com %
ne ncrfnenf Of an action IN Esp eVtu. Inc
O. alutin rested hI> case without proving any
q -u.au1- on account Of the absence. Of n =
proof "A demurrer tOthe evidence W.. fled fy
Iue defendant, which tine court O.erTui.d.
Bp'h parties proceeded with the trial After
The defendant had introduced all his te.tI
InOuy and the arguments Of counsel had
ben concluded, the pIaintiff, " Tn the con-
cent of the COuri, supplied the evidence of "A
demand prlJr 20 the bringing Of the acf lon.
Jf9 II. Ihaf the reception Of the proof Of the
oerusni was within the discretion OF the.
trial court snf He'd, That no error was com
ilitted pre- JUDICIAL 10 the rights Of the drfeH-
dtn', IN overriding the demurrer To the ev!-
Cence.
The affidavit of pla ntif in an action
OF rep!eVin 10 obtain an order Tor the d-Iiv-
erN OF the property j. no part "ftue pIeadiugs
aud the facts therein st forth form no part
Of The issues in the case.
i An action IN replesin was pending b.
tween and C. To sustain his defense a.
D1-red TO prove that ~ the time the pr0par-
y o. r. was levied upon 10 "a isfy "A jUdg-
ment of & II was covered with "A chati.I
fuprtZage; tina there was then overtime TO
Inc mortgages e7s -; that the levy = a. Z. ~
on the Interest OF F., and that the property
pl-vtn artiOn, subject 20 the mortgage. Hsd
nat tue testimony Wa properly ri cte1 ~
tne properly, being exs inpt, was not subject
% execution, aBdt. could not, by a wrongful
- = of II compel in this action, Ia th- sD-
-enc- o. the mortgage, .ettl ement of the
Claims between the mOrgagor and the mort.
gsgee.
All the Justices eoncurring.
a true copy. Attest: A. HAMMATT,
IL 81 Clerk Supreme Court.
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SHERIDAN COUNTY.

Sheridan county has / ,5OO inhabitants
according to the Smith county Pioneer. the
population is increasing at the rate OF i've
hundred per week.
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est A. H4MMArT,
Clerk Supreme Court.

No. l-r-9-The state Of Kansas vs.. william
Lilie-Appeal from sedswick county
Affirmed
BIZ THE COURT, VALENTINE j.
]. An Information which In one count
charges the defend mt with embezzIinx GER
tain property received by him he "ageue,
servant, employees and bsilee" of the owner
il not Objectionable on the ground thas it
charges two separate and distinct crimes
2 The evidence discussed. and Held. that
the SUPP me Court canuot say that the Dis
trict Court erred In bolding that the evidence
Was Sufficient to uphold the verdict Of the
jury.
AL the Justices concurring.
trrs copy Attest: A. HAMMATT,
IL. ST. Clerk Supreme Court.
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lholtCn signal, l6.
The Laavenworth TINES thinks that that
city should have a grain elevator. 1t is
about time for Leavenworth to wake up and
DO something for herself.
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The L. s District Court ia in session
IL Topeka, Judge Foster presiding.
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Reading the R,niAot

I IGIobe Democrat, Ib-l
Logsn doomed in the Senate yesterday.
He read the riot sct to the rebels in good
style. On with the dance.
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THE MARSHALL couSrY-pooR Farm.

Laurence had a'meeting on the,l6lh to
Consider the question OF the bonded iadebt-
edness Of Douglass county.
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W. l@9-''e Ms Mooney vs.. Mary E. Olson
Error nom Lea worth couniy-Afiirmed.
By THE COURT. VALENTINE,

Possession OF real estate with claim OF
ownership l. not only evidence of title but
u i Title lt-elI IN II iOw degree, ana viii de-
sceEd to hers; and prior possession, with
such a claim, viii, even III sjectmef,t. p evaii
over "A sub-' qu~ut possession acquired by
mere entry without any lawful right
=. Nh'Iv T., Who Was in Possession Of lard
ugrC= color OF title claiming To be the owner,
q. q and her rights in the land descended To
her heir, -. and VI. sUb>-q Gently took pos
- Sou u the land without any lawful right,
ard Claim' q To own the same; Held, that as
between and NJ, IN an action in which
% l. r'qulr,d To show ownership In herself
a. against VI VI cannot show, for the purs
iOSe ut defeating % : title. that F. tile Was
In .act Effective at the time Of her death, or
ihat IN faci there was paramount outstand-
ng title In a third person.
All the justices concurTIng-
\ true copy. Affect: a. HAMMATT,
Us Clerk Supreme Court.
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The A'chisoa GLIB Is growing about
the sunk fsom Its FORK house.
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NOTES FROM THE STATE CAPITAL.
AHJCrAST GENERAL.


Topeka Commonwealth, I5.l
ADJCrAST GENERAL
T.elty new guns and 900 rounds Of
ANN unition were shipped ysi;erdsy to
Lodi, Barbour county, where there ia a
military company Of sixty members. Other
arms have been sent heretofore.
A meeting of the officers Of the yariou.
military companies will be called soon.
wnen the first regiment Of the Kansas
militia will be organized. All companies
should be ready for the call.
TREAsURER's oFFIcE.
Assistant Tresurer Rory Moore ha. one
OF Meaksr's new automatic coin cashiers.
which is the most convenient piece Of Office
machinery he could wish.
STATE PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND.
Mr.. Lennon bought the following bonds
yesterday:
Seven bondsof school district 81, Ander,
Two bonds of school district 80, Cloud
Five bonds Of school district d. Marshall
One bond Of school district u, Leayeu-
worth county 100
One bond OF school district a., Lincoln
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l. III person who has a lien for the keep
ing ai.d feeding If cattle claims to defain
them IN his possession on more than one
ground, ouf expressly makes mention Of his
lien and Charges as one of his reasons for
such detention, Held, that said declarati0ns
on his part Will not be considered waiver,0r
an abandonment of his lien
2. The declaration made by q baiIee to .
stranger, that he will not give up to the own
er the pro erty IN his possession and which
he d-iaiDs by virtue of his Ii en- on full nav.
ment of sueh lien, does not dispense with the
necessity of n tender Of the charges by the
owner before bringing suit.
All the Justices concuIring.
A true copy. Attest: A. FAMNArr
Il. Clerk Supreme Court.
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SIX Years OF Property.

| CINCINNATI Gazette, 10.
According 10 the astronomical signs We
are to have six years Of prosperity in this
country. 1t looks that way.
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!. Under section ,2I3 page AZ, Gen Stat, .
foreign executor or adm illustrator may b.
sued IN an action ON contract for the recov-
cry Of money and service obtained by attach-
uI-ut and publication.
Al the Justices concurring.
A true copy. Attest: A. HANNArT, :
Ill Clerk Suprenie court.
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Marshall County Nswsr

IMsrshaII County News.1
lie N7rshsI county poor farm con-
'sins $40 acres, over 400 OF which are md,
cultivation.
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STATE OF KANsAS.l-

suPKrMs CoUKT. -
1, Abrarn HsmIDstt, clerk OF the supEeno
Court of the State of Kansas, do hereby os1.
tiff that the foregoing Is true and c0srooe
copy Of the ., Ilabus IN each Of the above en-
titled ca % a. the same appears on Me In
my Office
lsEALI sd1xe0, 1T my ONCE In TOpetSs q
IAN day Of April, =. D., ~ ~
A HAMX ~ ~
-2eesnSys kss - -
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By THE COZ ST.
HORTON, CT

M. l +3t-LaiolSsa \. PerIey VS.. Jacob r.
Iay I"r IT a. Error from Nemeps county
a Affirmed
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By THE CoUFr.
HORTON, c. J.

No 1,5fS-Lloyd G. Conway ct al VS.. John
VI l. re-Error from Rice County-Re-
Nersed.
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awe,ling. ard has since occupied IL rs the
res rsside nee ; Of himself and family Hssi TnaI
from Sc zure when the atrschment r~.s ,svtcr9
and that the istrict Court com United no
error ia dischsrging the alleged aIIachua snf
lien OF q. ON the properly
All the Justices concurring
Il true copy. Attest: A. HANMATr
IL. 81 Clerk Supreme Court
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GRlsPs THE SITUATION

A Norman stallion, valued at 81 200. be.
longing TO Daniel Allard, died last week.