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The daily gazette., 1880-02-24
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NIHILIsTs PROMISE To CELEBRATE
2 THE CzAR's ANNIvERsARY--AMERI-
CAM VINES IN EUROPEAN VINE
b YARDS. a sfaiet as'
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Ses-i oHs IUrdy ia a Ear
*, OHi.
The Wrong PIace-

The GAZETTE stated yesterday that
the Tenth Ward assessment book was
hung up ut the corner of Jackson ana
Heed streets. This is wrong by abou,
one hundred and fifty feet and as the
list is abound therorner in the house
of Assessor Hughes, No. 9S5 Chestnut
street.
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Name Pays for aer Recent
Am use,,.ett.

AUGUSTA, Me, Feb, 2S.-The re-
solutiod for paying the liabilities Incurred
curing the recent political COM lication
WIS hnaily passed in beth branche, of
lilo l. 'gislature to-day.
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Killed while Playing aasa eal,.

ATHENS, Tenn, heb. 23.-Durinp an
aneTcatlon. on.while playing base ball, Dan
lei Robinson, aged %, killed Marcus
laiiant, married man. Tallant's wild
ow oilers $3.50 reward for the apprehe n
sion OF the murderer, and the Governor
will otier as much mora.
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DEGIsTERs ORDEh-

8. W. stidham a Son. Al
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-12
MINOR DISPATCHES.

Ca ,CAGO, Sept 10.-The JOrrnaps
correspondent from Little Rock. ARR,
states that the deb. reputation
amendment to the siase co Dstitu,ien is
adopted by several thousan nd m msj1riiy
The reverse was previously reported.
Bo~ TON, Sept 10 "A 'eiegrem from
ST. johns, + i. r-p>T the iCs- of
the AucbOr uue steamship AngliS 10y
coili ion VII the bark Tr,u 3at~, Cn
tht 6 !, inst. CfeV - safe. "a.
HTIADELPHIA Pa, tept. M.--A
dIspa' Gu iruM Pr: HuIon, NJ :chit; Al,
states that DR.. John btit hauaU, he
unpu., diploma GcA;er, though 20 fave
commiitcd suiciGC by drIwUlng~ sotDe
weeks Sgo. ras AIR ted lss' l3h al
: Clair. n,cbigan,aDd viii be bi0u, ht
b ck to Philadelphia.
PAEfs Sept lO.-rne death is an
nOuuC of III. julie NJ ,is eminent
F.e, Gu lawS er, at tnerge or sia'y one.
He had been rel aimed as lead tfi.. c ,un--
sni for the j. 3uitS i'll their acti0ns
, a. aiBs. ;bP government l. he courts.
: IrTrLE EuCR, ARK. Sept 10. The
elCc,iot re uf.Is are cmlDg IN rapidly,
but DO not vary ue iesuit indie sed
heret5fOre. fE>E
LONDON, Sept 10.-A violent storm
occurred ~ Paris on Wednc day. The
: ]. hedrA of NOire Dame and the
ruins of :, psla' Des Tnermef, built
in the fourth injury by the emperor
Julian, aposta e, or 10y the emperor
Constantine ChIoIIts were struck by
+ lightning, but only a few stones were
dislndged. +.
NEW YORK. Sept. II. l.-E2Gov
Henry ID. Cooke, of the District o
Columbia, 10 Lying very iii at FiTt
Island, and is feared he can aot re
cover.
SARATOGA, Sept. i1.-Mar hall 0
i.ober i ed at 7 o'cl t.k ,hls Ia 'tn
ing.
NLtEAI:D.; A, VA Sept. Il.-Johr
S Ga. maD, q prominent lawyer o
his city, W. fCuni dead ID his el
this morniHg and witt, a pis'oi NJ hiI
an and blllet h, L. nis head
FALL River MASS. sept H.
meeting of manufac,utcrs was ..eld II
the board OF trade rooms this fore
noon, a. which com mi', ee was ap
.,oinied to c .u4Ider "A rel '.ettoD o
wag,-, IN view f lie !,Teseu l"v
rice 3 of liint cIu:G.. T. is pr''bao.
the result will be \ general reIuc iol
Of Ten per cent.
WAsHIrGToN, Sept. IL The n1
tional board f ,ealth have advice
tha' IN epidrn"c OF d-ngu pT-vai:
at CCarl> 3tou. South Caf,l' " ih
deugue also prevails at New Of!ean
LITTj.E Rock, AE"., Sept Il =
lis believed the prop Ell amt niEen
tn the canstiiu' ion is defeated. Al
official C ,unt is necessary TO Geter
mine it.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.

PANAMA, Sep5. 1.-The oews Iro.n
different republics OF Cor ttc,.1 Amer-
lea is mole favorable 70 p,: G. A
decree has boea plbli3fed by saa-
tenala exem ping the NeT O.lcans
and Boli2e sIeama1ip com. ny Il o':l
the payment OF tonnage ard i,',tho :
age ore3. HHe FL Pc ra.o, Ito
Peruvian Official new1pcp?r, VS. the
project OF tre Pc Goliv'c: 90 --fod.
er4tlon has bcen urc~ o1sly ard
enthusiastically accepted by fhc 20
pie without the destruct'oc ct the
political part.cs, cla~oe3 o. social an
dition. AS soon a3 60 e1ecC1t:y"
power presented the protocols o;
June to tho national assembly,
united IN lapaz, t'.ey l4aste:od 10
name a commission Of twelv> of
their most importcnt me- DO. IL
order 70 pass their opinions or tn.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-12
A DEAD EDITOR,

NEw Yo.,1, Sept. 1.-The funeral
Of E. J. O'Reilly, the well and widely
known and respected journalist, who
was connected with the Express and
Times, and at different times with
other papers took place to-day, at
st. Bernardo r. G. church. Roy.
John 2. Stewart, of st. May s
church, Rochester, assisted by Rev.
Gabriel A. Healy and other clergy
men officiated. Mayor Cooper and
almost all the prominent city officials
were present, and the pail bearers
were membe.s of the press The
remains were inferred in Calvary
cemetery.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-09-12
FlReT TDJ1'tON.
TELEGRAPHIC.
News in Brief, Gather, d by
Wire and Cable.
THE SEAHAN DISASTER,

LONDON, Sept. 1O.--n'he explosion
in the Seaham coal nine makes rs
widows and 2S4 orphans. A large
proportion OF the victims wee sin-
ole men. A dispatch from Scala a
saws that at z o'clock this mcrOing the
first of the victims OF tne dicaster
were broGght rp lroG 10. r1ir c..
Before all TIE bodies copld BE- re-
moved the ize a3,1n heo&o 90
and Was ro3 :s-23 d;s"cd uNSll
10 O'Clock. One hro6'c3 a"3 t'.;rty
is The lowest es&i"a'o Of tho cad
and it is est mated hat AOu fo1boS
aud ponies were in tie n;"o. The
bodies of twelve Il IN, Uh'ch ave
been brought ur, are Fri. ;;.,':i,it'llv dis
figured. There ere e!cToa r4nIe
bodies rear The pit shaft. IT y bc
some time before t':o b'> rs
can be fo1n. az they p: !; ;''' 4
under tie Ccbris C. I Q e.
plosion. Another GrC -
com1AeHcen in No. 5 STA : a5 7 T"'s-
tlatirg furnace. ing VII Cc'a" ~
explorations. A d:srs;;"h fro' ,.> i,
lam complies a li3G fro- Wl''> it
appears that 1872 mc a. b. VS. 40
missing. Inc lete~G c~.j:;al Sc :
ment places the namLc ri" ! al
147. A broken sac, y lamp 2a3 &C.
brought up from tie nlaifl hca &
it is believed will throw GGI-lo Il
on the origin Of tie { sa3,or.
LoSDoS, Sept, iO.-.At i'ein -
ham pit has been e-iii;r2~,, - !.
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D'JARNETTE.
4 Grey Man en- the Jury.

DANv11hE, Va, Sept. lin the
corporation court here to-day the
motion for a new trial in the case OF
James Thomas DeJarnette, for the
murder of his sister, was overruled.
The case will go to the court of al
peals on n lengthy bill of exceptions
of the rulings of the lower court. 1t
is alle~ed that one of the jurors was
incompetent, because of mental ab
erration during ,he trial After a
motion for new trial in the case OF
DeJarnette was overruled this morn
inc and the court sentenced the
prisoner to be hanged on October
29th- next.
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IRA cTUH SURVIVORS,.

CIV. ,,;A1, GA,,. Sop5. IL, \ spc-
cial to tho Morn ug Nows says tho
s~'.concr Magnolia whic. arriyo>. at
Jacksonville from New Smyrna, at 9
o lock Yesterday atteanooa, brcll 1t
,o'.r CIR .cll, coal pas5cr, aad two
otl ~-',,, bjlpronH, TO 70 o. 7. Silval
q. Il Gt:i5a41 passo,agcr of tho City
f T~ra CRU; There is notllirg
urther about the fourteen Survivors
II )ort>l ut TiS,lsville. s-
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COMMERCIAL CONV1,EN. ION.

ST. Louis, Sep5. 1n.-Goy. Phelps
has appointed the following oent'e-
men as delega,os for TIE state at
large to the stafn convention to be
held at New Or'e-~3, Oct. l'1t..,, for
the purpose of d'sC qss:ng the QUE :
ton OF TIE Mis- Gc:pp: riV~" AVID the
development OF co.a77c Of the Mis-
s'"@ippi valley: VIM. Hy1e. .a19.;- L :;
ing editor of the Z puo',~,,~' tG.sh.
LIcCullo lgh, recr2~ip" 20 C The
Globe Democ-a3; 7. j.. =. CJr.d5ii66,, d5ii6,
proprietor of Ghe III - C1gnl Doe'l-
ger, proprietor of tie Az ~ Dis
Westens; A. S. Mitchell rrol 'rietcr
of the Standard. c. c3 aid co.,.
mercial boCies are also to Lo repre-
sented IN the conven1ioa.
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IAN ItI , o..

CA,G 6, v, ''1Ae /. II.
-" ;G'.} 'isjai- 10 i',c ,@va ecyS
IL. ct Atla@ta 2e.f"@ lay an .'ndia7e
-lcmc~ D;xor VAS c-tc'ltc' - t.,
r4,r7..: Tvs. Wasl,;n, ton, tn
Yeas aro. :'h' 70 icin,n man made
a spot in H., antrc Of t'>e prisc2Crs
,raTr! lreaSt, and Ahnor ". DDS. h:H
..r,1si7,, viz, was chosen as excl
t',rcH, fir tho l'all truo 80 the
n,.rll. lions head fell forward or
I,s breast ar1 ho expired without u
strrgrlc. .f #E.e
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THE INDIANS.
CHlcaco, Sept. ia ,oe { Il !n@3 n;3

CHlcaco, Sept. 1".- !',ne Il . 'rcg:
was received a hoadqua 'tcrs hert
l. Icy: st. PAD, Inn, cd, 6.
IL, tdiu:arJ ) C1eroral y'lHa%.v Civ
si,n Mi58our:, Cnic2.fr., -: =
c.2rnan Enc ojiicer a: TT t.ts-g
reports thai l:i3 t:c2 a'l %; "a,
In 7.iers sr.r~rG ,rei al T. 3I!e
5erClay. f."s;ncd. Terry, 3". II; 'o"'
stoInnanti :.
Tho e>~e>c.al E.ini>a IT }.el, a.:
icrs is thai che rop2a'~der : d =
il rs. Lc;n~ tiro , !: rc,,.: r>:, Il
and ig1 ting, will s., =tly TT G..
e.. Ea5 Sitting al T:i' Il -
SCI -Y't,,r1u. any Follow n.
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DEAD IN A FIFIL1.. !

"A EEsNm3'', Tim, Sept. IL
TIE lody of :. S. JapraGc, az aged
bach. l living alone on lis farm
n lor, wa3 found ycster LAY in a
sinl: TO, half mile from lis hoase.
There was bullet hole tl4rouch ] is
lleart and Lis throat cut, lie had
Len m ssins since last Friday, Two
2.cgrous ere suspocte1 of tue m H.
DOR. sag
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, Trustees Sale.

ny VIRTUE OLA DEED IN TRUST MADE TO
Il .le by ]. H. Suratt On the Sd day of February,
1876 and registered in the gister,s ONCE ice OF
ar;. 1878. In Book C. VOL 1St, pages 2S7 a 2:}8:
I " ii sell at the court house door in the city OF
knoxville, Tenn, on the 18th OF Ssptedm63sr, 3,
land upon which ]. 4. Suratt now lives, II being
Stu ted in the h district Of Kin county Tennes-
see, adS,iniug the lands OF Lee Nelson, j.. W.
Bradley and Ephra m Dowell. containing Sky
&C es, more or lss Said sale II be made TO sat
isfy the te mentioned in the dee in trust to
which references is made for a m re complete
GeScr ption II laid tract Of land. This Auguss
23d, 1880. JOHN C. OGG, Trustee.
aug25d1tWat
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POLITICAL.

Cnc.co, Sept. 11.-Geo. II. Davis
was renon,inated for congress by the
of the second district in
{ is ci;y to-day.
.EAoIsG, PA, Sept. Ill. How
ard Jacobs was nominated for con-
l<ress e Icy by the republicans of
the Slh district.
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43B-S-zlnl
FIRE.

BALTrEoRE, Sept. 1.-THE can
fact ry of Smith & Wicks, with stock.
tools and machinery, was burre /
this NOR ling. Loss, over $4,000.
A lumber yard adjoining was dam
aged to the extent of $4,000 or s4,-
OWOO. w Among the companies in which
Smith & Wicks were insured is the
merchants and Mechanics, of Vir-
gina, one thousand dollars.
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That a reme.'y % ,de of such commoo,
@ % pie plants as H ps, Buchu, Man
Drake, D.udelion. &c make SO many
aud such marvellous and wonderful
cures az Hop Bitters do? l. must be.
for when old aud youi g, rich and
poor, Faster and Doctor, Lawyer and
Editor. ali testify to having been cured
by them, we must believe and doubt
no longer. Sec other eolumn.-Post.
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IJIE NATIONAL NAVY.
.A,:,,rA. Scot. 1.--Conercss passe

A'E'NA. Sept. I--ConSress passed
81 law, .t5:,e 9th, last a; .thori..inS t''o
c-,;ahl;c'r,.' = o; nacio7,,l nay al
9: .rowcr'-.S i o o-cc lt:ve a onco {,
]ro" I'd to poo % tie re o3sary
~-s..c's FOR lie re-. gicc both On t. .
tt'., ard Pc. One rcillion
do'1a1 IS aparj for tho ne-c-cayy
jr5 'e1iato rlrcta-ca, and ooe nil
lion collars PEI, a-r1iLs Is appropr'-
atc :, fo1, keeping ZIP thesers'e g unless
CONGRESS- h!zCnld determine Otherwise.
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FOUNDT ED ::

BosToy, Sent. ~ d.
patch re, sd he. ato,S nj 6!
Johns, CIV no y: 90. .:;ates ;tpf
the British Gttc2.-- 6 - Ia CO.
Ga~via, fro -o-,,on; Sep;s .ber ~, =
for Lord !, &oundered at sea on the
9Th ms al La ds were saved, and
the vessel and 80 are total loss.
The ce-g 80 corsis ID of 3"8 live ct
tie, 5-c! plovis ors, e5c. TIE whole
was velued at $4,000 The ca3t.e
we:e insured in Cana 4. No partic-
ulars OF the disaster have been re-
ceived.
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FEMALE FLYERS.

MINNEAPOLIS, Sept. IA twenty
mile race between Miss Coon, of Cal
lfornia, and Miss Piveo, of Colorado,
for 5000, was won by the former in
4o:5O, beating her competitor nearly
two miles. The race was witnessed
by thirty thousand people.
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TIE AnnuM Volumes OF HARPERs i4zax@. In
neat cloth binding, will be sent by mail postage
paid. or by express free OF expense (prrssdsd the
freight does not exceed one dollar per volsaE for
81 90 each. A complete Set, comprisiee Twelve
Volumes, sent on receipt OF cash at the sste OF
Cloth Cases for each volume, suitable fes Binding.
viii be sent By mail. postpaid, on receipt O. Sl w
each. Big r"
Rernittances Ahculd be made by Post os&sa -&oney
Order or Draft, 30 avoid chance OF loss.
Newspapers are not 70 copy this adnMa4ment
xith0It' the exnress order of HARPER HskfsuERS-
Address HARPER & BROTHERS, Ess Sork.
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sHERIFF'S SALE,

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE; NO.
fiIlian ct ai. issued by the clerk of the circuit
court at Knoxville, Knox county, Tennessee, and
fn me directed l will on Monday. the 9th day OF
Sentember 1850, within legal hours, in front OF
tnf court house door in the city OF Knoxville offer
for sale the highest bidder, for cash, all the
right title, interest and demand that the defend-
ant j. w Julian, has in and to the following de-
scribed tract of land, to-wt: Adjoining tne
lands of Isaac Hines, A. D. G. Hines and otners'
in the 15thclvil district of Knox county Iehhes
see, containing one hundred acres more or less
being the same tract of land conveyed 70 ); W
Julian by H. G. Campbell by unregisteseea ose9:
dated the 18th day of February 1879 An4s
August 9th, 1850. nxrnrD .ha-s9
G1asfwtt ALEX, hAEphH' sass'A'
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IL Cd @D - :
THE KNOXVILLE CHRONICLE
And Weekly Wing and Chronicle
r -a for 1890. -g et.

During the coming Presidential
year, the DAILY CHRONICLE will
take an active part in the vigorous
discussions of ell political issues
involved, and will, n the same
time, keep its readers fally posted
on all the important events Of the. !
day. 1t will do whatever, is honest |
and legitimate to promote the sue
cess of the Republican ticket,
placing fidelity to the interests Of
that party above any personal aims
or privata ambition. To this end
it will favor the selection of good
men with clear records, per-
sonal and political, for standard
bearers in the coming canvass, and
when such are selected, it will do
everything reasonable to secure
their success & 4
In State politics, the CHRorrcLE
will support no man for any Office,
= a
from Governor down to constable,
who is not in favor of paying the
State debt upon terms satisfactory
to the creditors of the State. 1t
will oppose the efforts of repudia-
tionists to drag the entire State
down to their low and degraded
standard, first, last and all the time,
and even though the repudiationists
should be successful, it will continue
to denounce them and their infa-
| NOUS Scnemes.
The WHIa AND CHRONICLE will
be published weekly, as before, and
will be made up from the issues Of
the DAILY CHRONICLE. twill CON
tain choice selection of miscella
neous matter each week, together
with editorials, telegraph and local
matter. Especial attention will be
given its columns, and everything
that could be Objectionable in the
family circle will be carefully ex-
cluded. 1t will be the object of thu
publishers 20 make it welcome
visitor into The families of tn
country.
! It's market reports will be CAREFUL,
revised every Iuesoay anu maze o
nearly perfect and reliable as pos
sible. na s5H6 ~ ,s=s7Q algu
The Agricultural columns Of tn
WHIa AND CHRONICLE shall receiy'
close attention, and will be i'm
proved all the time. In this depart
ment, the views of practical farmer
! on topics of interest will be invited
The proprietors ofqthese two oil
and well established journals wi
! spare no pains toskeep up and ,ad
to their established reputation. an
are confident that they will max
them worth many times more ths
, the subscription price charged,
-
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TieL au fru an E~e= =e:g.

We = eseut ID another colOmn the
adve rise nent Of ksufmau's Vine
Street Brewery, of Ci1 nnati, Ohio,
one Of the Iarge2t ia the ci y and be
ers of the fufst lager beer. Their ctl-
lars extend uudrr aDaut two enilr5
squares of the CT Y, Waere ttey keep
INSTANTLY STORED an immense qnaus
tlty OF lager beer, and thus they obvi-
ale the neca ssity OF sending out new
beer to their customers. always hav-
ing a stock on hand sevaral years old.
Their beer has 'he repu. alton of being
among tne purest ard rest made in
Cincinnati, aud their trade alone in
that city is imm-n,
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we HOPES COD viii be Right.

.
The Oisp4tch democ satic heodo, ';ar-
ters we're proft scly bedtcked " II iFst
ward oanae >: l.artrsi!- &, las n'sht,
anu there as pretty !s7.,e ga'he Ia g
20 " tne2s the mee inc OF the H Al
coch club of 2.,e above name'. we'd.
Mr.. j. :. Shepp@rd resided g
CnaIYmar. Ine Grst speot2.s Ct the
evening Uss Ill T. s. Webb. He
dvelt chis on national matters. aIu
,..tken cobsl ierably ab III. 1.-The great
flaud," but failed 10 'efer TO what OF
,,emOcra ic frierds bave been in the
!,a,,it. of eIniug ou." little fraud" at
nnnie.
Col. " A Henderson Was next in-
lr-dnced. lie beTaa with some re-
mars in his u~uAI ieiicitoG: style
whicl. made Ine boy c1eer AID laugh
Ius lily In the course o. ais C marks
,ou the hopeful outlook for democ
r4cy, AS viewed though his glasses. be
spike f how they are now working
L.. iaine. and week will CONS
t,e test, W en- he hoped GUd vii
he on he side Of the right
Vt sirit:es us, upon q little ief &C ion
thai his j. rat her stTangeex xpressio loo
O)es ti;e gentleman have any doub
ABOUT tie Alu gilt" always being
ri.;hl"' II Nain" decidt.j aSainst de
,l,,,, har
co., luue nat God was on th'
side Of he "Wrrng.' HI
need have NJ fears, however. God il
always on the side of the night, an.
this will be f,liy demonstrated by th'
= .,ubl'CaD vic'ory which w Ii b.
heralded from The pine tree 8 ate mex
WCt K
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Notice to the Creditors Of J. R.
p. Jett, deceased,
In .Chancery, Knoxville, Tepp.

-. 3sg7 No. 8 $40 g. 80
II. W. Clark, admir- Of J. R. P. Jet, deed, and
- others, VS.. Susan Jet ana others II
IN THIS Gauss It appearing that the bi was
4 I'll d to administ the estate of J. R. r. Jet
eecea ed as an irlsolvent es ate In this court 1t
suant to an order made her In at the June term,
1880, that publication be made i the oxviiie
WaIG ANDa lGBRoNIeJE fora two consecutive
asgasnst The said estate 10 come forwar and file
them and make themselves parties TO said blH oy
petition on or before the 1st Monday OF Novem-
= = Test - 81. L. PAfTRRSoN, c. & NJ.
AGONY =, ? 4tI9 T9T-l 6@- lans2swm2
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Euinent DIR. Iii. n. walton.

ANNAPOLIS, Md writes: ColdeB's
LIEBIG'S LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF is superior to Cod Liver OIL, or
any thil g l have ever u~e'i, in wasted
or impaired consfi a IONS. Al excel-
lent preventive of malarial disases
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