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Passenger Agents M Conn.,,.

CINCINNATI, February l2.-The Central
aud Western Association Of General Pas.
senger Agents met at the Grand Hotel to.
day, and adopted a resolution to prevent
the cutting Of rates by providing that at all
competing points the terminal lines shall
redeem at full tariff rates any tickets OF
their own issue. A committee was also
appointed to devise plan for the uniform
government Of coupon tickets and bag.
gage business and report at the meeting Of
the General Association in New York.
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Proposed Increase In Fire Insurance
RntaN

BosroS, February l2 The Fire Under.
writers Committee will recommend an
average increase in the rates of about 25
per cent. They divide the risks into three
classes at forty cents, which include very
limited number Of lines OF goods in bulk
that arc not imaammable in themselves
or liable to combustion in an ordinary
tire, at fifty cents, including tho bulk Of
risks on mercantile property, and from 90
cents to 81 80 to include light goods, brok.
en- stocks and open lots Of goods Of extra
hazardous nature.
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RICHMOND, February l9.-In the case Of
Adolphns Gilman, for eiecting Deputy
United States Marshal from a polling
room at Petersburg, Judge Hughes ruled
that Deputy Marshnls have no right in an
election room during the progress OF vot-
ing, unless needed TO quell actual tlistur-
Dances, or the Supervisor be In actual need
Of protection, or fraud I've attempted. A
MOLE pr0so. was thOn entered.
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Railway ConsolldntIo,,.

NEw YoRx, February l2.-Kernan's
news agency has dispatch that the Erie
& Great Western Railways are consolidat-
ed. President Jarretts propositions hay.
ing been accepted by the latter.
a special from London says: The Erie
Railroad Company has leased the Atlantic
\ Great Western Railroad. The Erie
guaranteeing interest on seven million A.
\ g. W. bonds and making an equal
division ofthe net earnings OF the A. &. 6.
W. Road. This gives the Erie a perfect
connection to Chicago.
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pl.ehnrred for Wnnt Of E,laenre

COluNnus, O., February l9.-The prell.
minary examination Of Albert Brown, who
was charged with having SGT Gre to the
vault connected with the County Record.
ers office, whereby valuable land records
werc burned, was completed to-day and
prisoner discharged, the Mayor deciding
that the evidence was not sntficiet 10 war.
rant binding the accused over to higher
court.
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Irp Pioad O. cenneetlea !.

NoRwIcH, February Il. 2.-The Ice in the
shctuck and Yantlc rivers broke ycs,er.
day, and both streams overfowed their
banks, inundating the country. The track
OF the New London & Northern Railroad
was,buried for a time under huge cakes
Of Ice. The Yhsryes and cellars in this
city were Hooded.
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Iwish Everybody 10 Know.

Rev. George H. Thayer, an old citizen Of
tluential citizen, and Christian Minister Of tile
II. Z. Church, Just this moment stopped in
our store to say: ~ wish everybody to know
that consider that both myself aud wife owe
our lives 10 Shiloh's Consumption Cure" II
Is having a tremendous sale over our counters
and giving perfect satisfaction In all cases Of
Lung Diseases, such as nothing else has done.
DRs. MATcHETr 4 FRANCE.
Bourbon, Ind, May 15, 1873.
Sold BY Il. Booking, Odd Fellows Hall; O.
=. Dwight, eth md Chapline Sta; Laughlin
Bros 4 Co, Wheeling; and Husbands ( In.
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rnr EpuLiicm is the name OF a well
,.,,,rp llp paper just started at Weston
s.ni, county. Weston is looking up now
'',,y. '% with n narrow gauge railroad and
,.n nrMspapers.
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Verdict for the Government I'm the siI,.

NEw YoRx, February 1.-THE Govern.
ment obtained verdict the suit against
four eases Of silk lastipss claimed by Field,
Morris 4 Co., auotloneers, ior advances on
goods valued a, $4,000. They are part Of
an Importation which Lawrence { DE-
Sanger managed under fraudulent entries.
Dc Sanger Is In, the State Prison.
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A GOOD Aouoapt,

30 sum It up, six long years OF l.e1.
ridden sickness and suffering, costing 500
per year, total 81 ,2O0-all Of which was
stopped by tbrse bottles Of Hop Biters,
taken by my wife, who hos done her own
,housework for a-year since wttPo4t We
loss NJ u day, and want everybody 70
know jtior their benefit, :.
'goNS NEEEs, Butler; \. H'
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III. r.ury niII as Passed by the House
Ne print this bill as 1t passed the
,lop,e Yesterday. It passed in Il decided
!. modified state, SO much 30 that
'i.e,,,c Post declares that it is a mis-
no,oer local il u usury hill at all. The
'Ionhe back action feature Of the original
MN was Whitfield clear away, aud the
DennIty limited TO forfeiture Of all tho
interest
Nj. Bradford, OF Barbour county, made
-, rery able speech on behalf Of the origi.
nd bill. Wcarc only surprised that Its
opponents kept lI,cmseles so well in hand
,eer his decided assault on their lines.
pa,, says that it is only another instance
of,be unequal contest that is ever waged
v,h tile gigantic money power.' lie
lrtl, discouraged after reading so much
Se,ipture to the House. Perhaps 1t was
,he hetcroloxyof the opposition that set
tbe Bill back.
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DlsINPRCrloS,

CoSsrASrlSoPLR, February l2.-Prince
Iabanof has authorized measures for The
dlsiniection at rarne and .BonfgaFs Of ali
arrivals from suspected ports. The chief
medical officer at Kavala declares the dis.
trict free from the plague, but says nlalig.
nanttyphus prevails at Senikos. ,
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Drunken DeviIp,en,.

SAN FRANCISCO, February l2-At Eure-
ka, New, this afternoon, Eli Anderson, in
a drunken frenzy, set fire to the house Of
Mrs. Dennis, and, standing in front Of the
door with razor, threatened death 10 ali
who approached. He was overpowered,
but not until he had cut his own throat,
dying in u few minutes.
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Tnr nail men held q meeting at Pitts
,o,1b ,g Yesterday, at which nothing was
.%.s' I"s They adjourned to await further
uY1 '0'i,,,ions from the spring trade.
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GERMANY.
AN INTENDING CONFLICT.

BERLIN, February l2.-It isreported that
General Todleben, Tuesday, ordered four
regiments to march towards Arabtabla.
1t is feared that unless the powers declare
the matter one of European interest col.
lision Is inevitable. Germany and Italy
advise Roumania TO evacnate Arabtabia,
Other powers, It is hoped, will agree in
this advice with view 10 the maintenance
of Enrntnnn CONCERT -.
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Heavy Rise In the SchuyIlx,lI.

PmL4pElPulA, Pa, February l9.-The
schuylkill river rose rapidly last night,
aud to.t!ay work was suspended in ,he
mills at AIanayunks, Dispatches from ihe
interior reports ircshets and some alarms.
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For Stiffness and Soreness Of the muscles
and joints OF the body, Rheumatism, Neu.
t9s. any ache q pain Sits!, 81 the
lipinent s6la ~ al druggists.
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sr. JoHNs, n, B., February 12.-lhe
gale today swept away about 400 feet Of
breakwater, which cost q few years ago
$4,000. Damage $4,000. "
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corroN ExEMrrEp PROM pvry,

BERrJS, Feb. l2.-The German Tariff
Commission recommend that raw cotton
be exempted from duty and that hops be
raised to 10 marks per hundred weight.
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Testing the Coins.

PmLADRLrHA, February l2.-The Com
mittee appointed by President Hayes to
test the standard weight and fineness Of
coins issued at the several mints during
the past year, began its labors to-day,
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I.ipeelass lfEfhtlsy.

NEY YoRE, February lg.-fhe annlyer.
sary birthday Of Abraham Lincoln was
celebrated tonight by the Lincoln Club.
The rooms were crowded, -"
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HEavltat apoW sIaEa. o. ine season.
QpGREc, February l9.-The snow storm
today Is the worst Of the season. No
trains have arrived as expected.
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FIRE RECORD.
AT JoNEBoRo, M.

sr. Lools, February pa FIRE at Jones.
boro. ILL.,, destroyed hotel and several
small business houses. Loss $4,000. In.
suranCe 5000.
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CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, February l2.
SENATE.

Mr., Allison, from the Committee on In.
dian Affairs, reports back the resolution
instructlng the committee To inquire into
the recent escape OF the Cheyenne Indians
from Fort Robinson, and their subsequent
slaughter, together with the communica.
tions from the Secretary OF War and the
Secretary Of the Interior on the subject.
He said the committee was unable from
the papers 10 make any intelligent report
at this session. They, however, believed Il
was q matter OF Importance, and should be
inquired into, and he therefore submitted
on behalf OF the committee o resolution
providing for the selection OF q committee
OF Senators 10 examine into the circum.
stances attending the escape Of the In.
dians, their subsequent slaughter, etc.
Agreed 10.
At the conclusion Of the morning busi-
ness Mr.. Saunders called up the bill re.
Gently introduced by him to authorize the
President temporarily TO transfer the Gus
tody, control and management OF certain
Indians from the Interior to the War De-
partment. He spoke at length In favor OF
educating Indians to enable them to be.
come citizens.
Mr.. Davis presented a petition signed by
the Governor OF Illinois, Judges Of the Sd.
preme Court Of that State, and members OF
the Legislature iayoring hepaSsage Of a bill
granting an increase oi pension to General
McNulty, OF Bloomington, III. Referred.
In regard TO the reported memoir
lals OF citizens Of Kentucky praying that
Americas Symms be allowed 10 accompany
the Howglte expedition, the commit
tee was discharged.
Mr.. Allison, from the Committee on In.
dian Affairs, reported favorably on Senate
bill for the relief OF the Winnebago In.
dians, and the bill was placed on the cal
endar.
Mr.. Anthony presented q memorial
from the Colonization Society asking. an
appropriation OF $25, 900 for Explorations
and surveys on the west coast Of Africa
with a view to promoting commerce. Or.
dered to be printed, and referred
The Vice President then laid before the
Senate the unfinished business. library for
Congross. the pending question being on
the motion Of Mr.. Conkling to reoommit
10 the Library Committee.
Mr.. Edmunds submitted an amendment
to provide that the bill be recommitted to
the Library Committee, with instructions
to report bill providing for commission
Of skilled persons to examine and report
to Congress at its next session touching
the practical changes which may be made
in the capitol building adapted 10 the &C.
commodation OF the two houses Of Con-
gress and library.
After some debate the amendment was
agreed to, yeas 40, nays II, and the orig
inal resolution as amended was adopted.
The House bill to restrict the immIgra.
tion Of Chinese into the United States was
taken up so that It would be unfinished
business fol tomorrow. The motion was
agreed to by a rising vote Of 90 TO 25.
Adionrned.
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THE PLAGUE.

Disappeared PROM AsrRAcuAN.
ST. PErERsDuRa, February l2.-The epi.
dcmic has entirely disappeared from
Astrachan. No cases have occurred for
several days,
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FIREMAN BURNED TO DEATH.

LONDON, OXr., February l2.-Robert
Geary's dwelling was burned. A fireman
named Evart perished in the flames.
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FRANCE.

DEATII OF FKINVEH VAROIINE.
PARIS, February l2.-Rrincess Caroline
widow Of Prince Lucien Murqt, is dead "
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Yellow Fever.

LOUISVILLE, February l2.-The Courier
Journal correspondent sent to Memphis
to investigate the reports Of yellow fever
there, telegraphs al emphatic denial OF It's
existence.
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VIENNA, February l9. The government
will shortly order the same precautions
against Turkey as are in force against Rus
sia. The navigation Of the Danube will
be restricted aud the mouth Of the Sulina
olornI
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osl,s, Nos. rs and ~ Fourteenth street
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Marine News.

LONDON, February lG-Arriysd steamer
California fen SieW York
SR& Y6RE, February l9.- Arrived; !;
Alsltiaf fron London, Y
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LITTLE UNPRIENpLY

ST. PsTERsRpRd, February IA Com.
plant is made ofthe Roumanias neglect.
ing to give notice to Russia OF hor prcoau.
tons against tho plague and the locking Of
railroad carriages containing Russian
officers is considered especially uniriGnlly
andunjust, Romania claims her action s
in accord with the measures adopted
by Austria and Germany.
COPENHAGEN, February l9.-FOlkethory
has voted urgency for the bill institu.
ting precautions against the plague.
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on with oathsand spus. the Vigilantes
surrounded them with lightning light
swiftness. and standing up in their
ssdAlez. oPeaed 6re upon the gang.
sho returned it ami died like DIS
peradoes as tley were. either io their
saddles or dropping ,fton their horses
'ssecksf Captain jim proved the most
cowardly Of the lot. He begged for
quarter. bot for answer Was risldlesl
BY q dozen bullets.
When the fray was over. and Dick
Hartford at upright. listening u the
account Of the fight. and Of the sever
ct and sharpest the Vigilantes ever
experienced, he Was complimenied
upon his courage. aud, in turn.
thanked his rescuers. In reality. be
had perfomed his mission. but not in
the manner he had planned. That he
did not succeed in carrying out his
plans vas owing to the merest accident.
The Vigilanies had heen summoned at
his instance. and were in time to save
his life. "A close shave" a. Bris
Martin, the captain. remarked. ''HOw-
ever, a miss is as goai as . mile"
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ORDER uP Pl-Bl.lCATION-

Pssti. County Circuit Court, September Term.
ls.s, samuel l. Hixhie man plaintiff, vs. (;eorv,
K smith, John Fish David Fish Eraneis Sal
and Mary Fish, ms wife. si.srn.lsns.
Now COMES the defendant t;~oryr X. Smith .D.,
na. leave to answer the piaiurifi Teeition six,y
,iays amer thIr term. anil it ,v,.a rimx To M.
Satisfaction III the court that the defendants John
Fish. David Fish. and Fxncs~ Fish. and Mary, his
wisp, canine, irr summoned in this action. n Is
ordered that putlIss,ou h. made notifying then,
that an action has been commenced as;.inst t,em
IN the Circuit Court of Pessis County, in the STATE
of Missouri. the nature and object III which is tn
forsriose deed of trust executed by the said
Defendants, David Fish Francis Fi-h and Mary MS
WIFE, tn n r. Hushes. nS trusteS to .ss.nrr ,
certain negotiable promissory note executed bv
sxid lnss named s1eSsusants To John Fish slased
March 18th. ISL pnvsbie ten wear. after date for
the sum of 81 SD and hrarine ten nor CERT
interest uer ,nnum from date uDoo t,e f,llo,riny
described rial estate situated in said Prsts County
"a. mrt Of = tr,rt NJ 70 acyvs IN Of the Novsk
end Of the last half of the south east quarter
OF section u. i'm township Il. ana range n Wes,
os 5 r. n and lriuu that mart of ,aId 10 Scrr
tract which Inc. East OF th,. center of tho Se,ia,
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again that the Rev. Mr.. B"nham
stood up by III. heal ut the fin.
opened the large re,l bss,k he carried.
and read fn'm il impres.iv-Iy the
burial services "f the Episcopal
Church B.y.n,l this the clergyman
uttered noi u word. II. sat down,
and one of the lhy-rs in the ha,>e
asked those whn ,lesirs-l io In so On
look for the lust t,n- UIsn the fas'-
Ut the numbered woman. There
were s,me 9Th" hs.l seen tn. corpse
wh6 advis-l others not IT, ls.k at il.
because it Mas not natural. 4
majority Of ih,~e in the r.~m awaited
themselves ii the opportunity, anil.
forming in line. p'isse.i slowly around
the cotlin. On- ar Tvs" WOMEN >'bl,e,l.
and many wiped their eyes.
The corl'>e ts'kr-i m"r- natural
than it hal anv time since the
murder; although the low-r part al
the face WAS ,li~,'I,re,l. il wits no
longer swollen. The ahra,i.m IT the
skin Oh the nu~e wis plainly l@rcep-
tible. but the wounds on the fingers.
from which the stolen ring, hail l-e,,
torn. were nh lun.er apparent.
The same Person ~h" had spoken
before nov asked that no one leave
their seats until the Cuffs was taken
from the house. The und.rtakers
assistants lifted the lii from the fisr
Z" fasten it upnn the coffin. when
DR.. Hull. who had not previously
appeared tn n.,iice what WAS being
done. arose. AMI bending over the
coffin. kis-.si the face Of the corpss.
Then the lii was fastened on. L,
bore q plain silver plate. upon which
wss engraved the words:
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the dead. The two detectives stood
Z" tire left Of DR.. Hull rs the grave
cavs-l in. The Guilty. was lifted with
.liticulty ed plsc-slson the. mound al
fs-~h -arth that had .leen dug frum
the grave. \ consideratie time was
then spent in sesrrankinx The grave.
After his FIRST hurt If emotion Dr.
Hull remained patient and silent,
wsicli"g the grsvesiiggers Mt their
task. without aDy further out ward
emotion.
When the pail bearer drew hack
an the tall ut the cotiiu. u h~a.l.sone
that stoOsi near the front IL the grave
WAS overturned. II MAS inscribed :
Peter Davis. only snn If The,slore
X AMI Marv f. De F"rr-s,. Died
Feb. Z. 1864. Aged % wears, y
month. AMI % davis" The inscription
Wa tor . n-Ph-w "f Mrs. Hull.
After the grave was securely re-
arranged. the eotiin WAS again laid
over It. AMI the Rev. \. f. Baliw in
IT the Presbyterian church in Bound
Bronx made u pra, er. II, thanked on
behalf at the m"urners. the friends
who had gsthers.i on the 50, rowiul
occasion and shown by their presence
the sympathy they felt far them in
their sudden bereavement. Earth
~as then thrown upon The coffin.
The Spiritualis'. who were present
at the funeral were indignant because
an EPisc"palian minister had b-en
invited {" "fficiaie. They blamed
Mrs. Sayles. who is Il Spiritualist,
and Mrs. Coleman. who j. medium,
TOR allowing Mr.. HYDE to arrange the
matter. Mrs. Coleman is said to have
bren sent to New York at the time If
the murder by her guardian spirit.
She was in Fitchburyh. at the bedside
1t an invalid brother. when her CON.
trailing spirit called her to 20 to New
York. She came. and when she saw
the throng outside Of the house she
feared that her husband had been
brought home dead
The Inside" theory - bv no means
given up. There we're eleven police
officials in the house during the
funeral yesterday morning. and no
movement or glance escaped their
observation. II is . question whether
any one spoke above whisper with
nut beipg overheard. To great
extent the people in the house are
unaware 1t this surveillance. but they
are sufficiently informed To have b.
cume Worried aud more o. less openly
indignant.
The mason and plumber were no,
rewarded by any discoveries. however
small or trifiing.
DR.. Hull Is. by all who know him,
declared to he q childish old man.
The neighlnrs. when spoken to CON-
corning him. nearly all saw they only
knew him a. 1.-The man who takes his
dog tn the PARK" This was because
he walked twice a day to Reservoir
Park. leading by ribbon the little
Dig that has since been poisoned.
Every morning and evening he gave
the dog q frolic in the streets and
Park. He talked tn it, and its name.
''Gyp." was known to nearly every
one in the neighbnrhMnl. He has
not recovered from the melancholy
int" which this l,ss piunged him.
Since then he has not seemed like
himself. but has been moody. absent
minded. sleepless and silent. The
poiice say that he is not the weak
I'D man that the women represent
him to he. They say that he sprang
up and down stairs and through the
house. closely following the police On
the first dav after The murder
wherever they went.
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A GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn tn make money rapidly
operating IN Stosrk~. hy the 1.-Two Cncrring Rules
for s&r~s.." i'm Me>sr~- Lawrence. \ Is ns~
circular. The combination method, which this
nrm has made si,cc,'s~ful, enables people with
large small means tn reap all the b~uefits ot
largest capital and hest skill. Thousands at
orders, I'm various sums. are l'ooled int" vast
amount and co-op~rats-t a mighty whole, thus
securing to each shareholder all the advantages
1T the largest OPERATOR lmn,ense profits
divided monthly Any amount from g. tn &5,sn.
more, can ~ used successfully. y. v. Baptist
Weekly. September 18th. ls.s. says, ..By the
combination system si5 would make SIS. or .
per cent. SS pays S10. or per cent. Slim
makes Sl.'D or ~ per cent. on the sto~k. during
the month. according tn the market" Frank
IeslIe's Illustrated Newspaper, June 18th 1.-The
combination system - founded upon correst
business principles. and no person need be- with
cut an Income while IL - kept working by Mss~rs.
law rene~ Co. Bros,klyn journal. April 18th
..Our esiiter made net profit "t sloi.sj from
So I'm of Me~sr>. l4aw rpns,~ Co.'S eOushsnx-
tion>." Mes cipular smailed frce) expl~ins
everything Sto~k> and bond wanted. Govern
m~nt bonds supplied lawrens.~ OU-. Bankers,
- Exchange Place, ~ Y.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
In the Circuit Court of Pettis County. Missouri,
May Term, ls1y. In X Walker s kek
Assignment for benefit Of cr editors.
Now ut thi- siay the annual accounts of u. II.
smith assignee Of sand Walker 4 keik, hereto
tore filed. are taken up Nv the Court. AMI IL -
ordered that the clerk of tins Court give notic.
OF the oxidation at sand accounts for two We. ks,
'n the Sesisslra Weekly Esxoo. sni that the same
will b-. taken mp amt aiowed by the Court at the
newt term thereof. unless good caii>e To the
contrary H. shown.
true copy attest.
X. u. INGRAM, Clerk.
G-low2 BY J. W. STEWART, u. q.
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STRAY NOTICE.

Taken mp nv Charles W. D~Flaven. living in La
18th day of May, A. ID is'o. aud posted before j.
W. BALDWIN. one hay mare 10 - hands high about
ten years old. - under the right eye No
marks or brands. Appraised at S.poV by J. u.
Pace. v. Ianies and Samuel Gregory this 10th day
of MAY, Is'y-
A rue copy from my Stray Book.
j-2.w3ts j. W. BALDWIN,
Justice of the Peace. for IsamOute tn