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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1880-11-10
Come In out of the Wet.

Tha disagreeable weather of the fall
and 1wintef is liPon US, and we all need
to be careful how we expose ourselves
TO it. The beautiful autumn weather
we have had is calculated to make US
more imprudent than We otherwise
We I'D lie s.aafi colds and foundations for
serious lung Troubles, may be locked
Win svmphyx, and Keep the bowels
0pen with Harris Blood and Liver Pills.
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For diarrhea, dysentery bloody fux,
cramps in stomach, and collie, whether
affecting adults, children or infants, DR..
Pierce's Compound Extract of Smart
Weed is a sovereign remedy. 1t is COM
pounded from the best brandy, Jamaica
ginger, smart-weed, or water-pePper,
aDodyne, soothing and healing gums.
Far colds, rheumatism, neuralgia affec-
hammat0ry attacks it is Invaluable and
should be kept in every household.
Fifty cents by druggists.
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IN CHANCERY AT NORRIS
TOWN.

Joa51 HtcIers0n o8 Thomas ". Jackson.
0. Bill, No. $40.
Nm THIS. CAUSE II APPEAR
81 irur t. the Master from the Original Bin
which Is sworn TO, that the defendant Thomas NJ.
Ja,1son il a non resident Of the State Of Tennes-
s. and t,at tho object Of the bill is to set up and
supply lost deed for a small tract OF land in
Hainblen county, alleged to have been executed
bv said defendant 20 complainant Hickerson 10
1853. 1t is therefore ordered by the Master that
publication be made for four consecutive weeks in
THE MoRRHsrowy GAZETTE, requiring said de-
fore tie third Monday in January 1881, the
same viii be set for hearing ex-parte. This No
Yenber a, 1880. ~. 8 q. y. =.
A true copy OF the order-Teste, re
= g. 80 JOHN MURPHEY, C. & NJ.
no LOW
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NO TICE.
ALL OUT OF EMPLOYMENT.

Co, Is Dey Street, New York an active agent
wanted In every town, All who wish % make
money rapidly, shOald send Ihiriy Cents for ave
weeks subscription, 20 Frank Lesie's WEAKLY, Uhe
only Democratie Illustrated Paper publshodl
Clubs OF four, for i've weeks, Tor one dollar, or
sample copy win be sent Tor cents postage stamps
Illustrated catalogue free. I.
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DIT CIT business now before the public. You
DE- Il can make money faster at work for
us than at anything else. Capital not required.
We win start you SO day and upwards made
Of home by the industrious. Men, women, boys
and girls wanted everywhere to work for us Now
is the time. You can devote your whole time t.
the work, or only your spare moments. No other
business will pay you nearly well. No one will
ing to work can fail to make enormous pay by en-
gaging at once. Costly Outfit and terms free. A
great opportunity for making money easily and
bonorabiy. Address TRUE Co., Augusta, Me.
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DR.. F. A. ShOtWeII,
SUR6E0 &f DENTIST,
ROGERsVILLE, TENN.

PHANKFUL FOR PAST LIB.
n ERAL PATRONAGE, continues to offer his
professional services to the public. He always
uses the best material, and viii take pleasure in
giving entire satisfaction.
TERMS: Cash or its equivalent.
N. Bile has furnished himself with Nitrous
Oxide Gas Apparatus for administering an limo
cent anesth etc. rendering the extraction Of teeth
PAINLESS, the benefit of which those may hav
who desire it sept u. '76--H
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
Hagnes and Henson Us. j. r. Miller.
EN- THIS CASE APPEA RING

IN THIS CASE 1T APPEARING
u from the affidavit of the plaintiff that the de-
PENDANT is abscOnding that the ordinary process
of law cannot be served upon him. And it also
appearing from the testimony of J. A. Morgan
who has been summoned before me as garnishee,
that he is indebted to J r. Mitchell in the sum of
thirty-six dollars and seventy-seven cents and it
appearing from the testimony of E. A. Presnell
that he is indebted to said Mitchell in the sum Of
six dollars and ninety cents 1t is considered by
me that the plaintiff, Haynes and Henson, recover
of the said Morgan and Presnell the sums owed by
them respectively to said Mitchell, unless said
Mitchell show cause to the contrary. And that
publication be made for four consecutive weeks in
the MoRRIsToWN GAZETTE, notifying said Nit
chell to appear before at my Office in Rutledge
on the LIST Monday of November next, and show
cause, if any he has, why said judgments should
not be made final BEN. PECK, J. P.
This 9th day of Sept, 1880. oct204w
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Messrs. young 8 Dyer,


Knoxville, Tenn, while not one Of the
Oldestsis one of the most reliable and
Ropular retail dry goods houses ia that
City. They deal largely in ladies dress
dress goods, all kinds of fancy notiens,
and carry one of the largest, cheapest
and most attractive stocks Of millinery
goods ia Knoxville. Their prices are the
very lowest and their goods the very
hesf and thew sffer special 7inducements
10 the trade. The attention Of ladies rs
especially called to their large and COM
pIets stock :, They sell anything, from a
ward Of ribbon to q larger BILL Their
stock is repfete in every department.
SenA them q trial order and you VIII be
satisfied, our word for it. All orders re-
ceive their prompt attention and persen-
al supervision, and special attention 1s
given the very smallest as well as the
largest order. Goods. sent by mail or
express to suit purchasers Remember
that their motto is quick sales and small
profits, and their address is Knoxville.
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Thsught alta church fairs Faint peck.
ct book never captivated fair lady
TYODkers Statesman. & G.
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1lshonld be- remembered LAT McNultE

1tshould be remembers that McNulty
s. George at Knoxville, Tenn, have the
largest stock of.Dry Goods, Boots and
Shoes, Millinery, Cloaks, Shawls and
Notions, in the State. No other house
can sell them as low as they de. Send
for samples by mail. oct 2Hl
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Come and seam me; / needle little
OF your aid,'' remarked the piece Of
cloth to the maiden fair Fun.
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q r. Il a week in your own town s. OUTFIT free
spOO No risk. Reader, If you want a business
at which persons of either sex can make greet pay
all the time they work, write for particulars to II.
HALLETT & Co., Portland. Maine. lsept2SSm
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Stockholders Meeting.

OFFICE OF !
EAST Tenn, VIRGINIA Il GEoRGIA RR. Co.,
Knoxville, Tenn, Oct 9, 1880.
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TO THE STOCKHOLDERS

of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Rail-
read Company, will be held at the Company
ONCE, in the city of Knoxville, Tennessee, at Il
o'clock,
Weknesddy. 10Th dag Of Moo. 1880.
Stockholders wishing to attend said meeting will
be passed on this road in accordance with resolu
ton of the Stockholders, passed September I'd,
1874 as follows:
"Resolved, That the bona-fde stockholders of
this Company, with their wives and children, hy-
ing with them, shall be entitled to pass this
road to and from the meetings of the stockholders,
free of charge, said pass to be limited te day,
before the meeting, and two days after, upon pre-
seutation Of the certificate of stock, properly
thenticated, to the conductor"
James G. Mitchell,
oct2o-4w Secretary and Treasurer.
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AN ORDER WAS MADE IN
"a the above entitled cause at the July term,
$780, referring the same TO the Clerk and Master to
take and state an account with the Executors Of
James Wood, deceased, and among other things
to hear proof and report what advancement if any
the i'd James Wood in his life time made to his
heirs at law, 3. NJ Wood, Ben. E Hill and wife,
r. w. Brown and wife, James GOrrel and wife
John P. Wood, T. G. Wood, W. II. Wood, Joseph
r. Wood aud Catharine NJ. Phillips
Notice is hereby given that ] WILL on Saturday,
the 4th day Of December, 1880, at my Office in
Morristown, proceed TO comply with said order Of
reference. This October 10th, $780,
JOHN MURPHEY, G. & NJ.
Oct 20 -4w
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COMMERCIAL HOUSE,
NOrristO,cn, Tenn.

5 OR7E FOR TaE3 AGCOMMO.
siation OF BEGUIAR BOARDERS and the
TRAY EIEeEGf PUBLIC. Good Livery Stable and
Hacks running regularly to the Springs Good
fart and reasonable rates.
RAMBO 81 CO.,
4 huly l 's0--tts PROPRIEToRs.
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4 DISCOVERY BY ACCIDENT,
which supplies a want men of eminent ability have
devoted years of study and experiment to ind, A
SPECIFIC FOR DISEASES OF The KIDNEYS, BLADDER,
URISARY ORGAHs AND NERVOUS SYSTEM, and from
the time Of its discovery has rapidly increased in
favor, gaining the approval and confidence of
medical men and those who have used it; it has be-
come favorite with all classes and wherever in
trCduced has superseded all other treatments. In
short, such is its intrinsic merit and superiority
that it is the only recognized reliable remedy.
DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS
are the most prevalent, dangerous, aud fatal affec
tions that ahIct mankind, and varied and insidi-
oUs III their Character, that persons often suffer
foT a long time before knowing what ails them.
The most characteristic symptoms are gradual
wasting away Of the whole body pain i'll the back,
side, on loins; weak, feeble, exhausteN feeling;
loss o. appetite and dread Of exercise; scanty and
painful discharge OF yariOusly coloFed urine; ina
lity TO retain expel the urine, minute shreds
Dor casts IN the urine; and, when the disease is of
long Duration, there much emaciation and gen
- 50 ernl nervous plostratiOn,
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In ChancerY at MOrristown.
IN CHANCERY AT MORRIS
TOWN.

Notice Of the Taking Of an account.
A. NJ Wood, Executor of James Wood, deceased,
vs. Ben Hin and wife and others.
To ac7t0la 1t MAJ concern;
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sTIMHTABLEs
e, Il. ". IS Ga. RR.
n Il 3 @. RR.

&c. - : excepted. = .-l
Arrive at sdorristown s:45 p. M Depart 11:00 =. m
Arrive atiWolf Greek 2:l5 ?. m. Depart s;lS p. m
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-05-22

Lake superior, mas peen received mere III
Wheeling:
CLEVELAND, 0, May IS, 1880.
DEAR sIR.-1 am directed by the Board
Of Directors of this Company to say that
rebate OF two dollars and fifty cents per
gross ton will be made to you on the con.
tract price Of the ore which you have pur-
chased from US for delivery during the
present season, on the sole condition that
you receive and pay for the ore so con.
tracted at the time, in the amount and
manner stipulated in the contracts be-
tween US, subject 10 the reservation here
matter stated. The rebate TO be made to
you monthly out OF the installments which
you pay on the 18th day OF each OF the
months named in such contracts for the
payment Of the purchase money. II Is
doubtless we'll known to you that the
storage capacity oil the railroad docks over
which you receive your ores is only equal
TO about one half Of the total quantity
which passes over It annually, renderingi II
necessary that a portion OF each cargo be
sent forward 10 consumers as fast as yes.
sells arrive. Should 1t not be convenient
for you to remove the full quantity each
month from such docks as may be placed
there for your account as agreed, 1t will
answer II you will ship forward to your
works enough to keep the docks clear to
The satisfaction OF the Railroad Company
and insure prompt dispatch to our vessels
In unloading cargoes, it being understood
in this connection that the monthly In.
stallments shall be paid on the days nam.
ed in the contracts, whether the monthly
quota OF ore is shipped or not.
II you should decline this conditional
proposition, or accepting it now, should
afterwards fail in the payments for the
ore, or in the performance OF any OF these
acts, this offer shall be void, and the
original contracts referred to shall be and
remain in full force as to the full contract
price on the entire quantity purchased by
you from US, whether rebate on any one
or more OF the monthly installments has
been allowed you or not as well as in all
other respects.
While making you this conditional offer
OF rebate on price, we wish to give ex.
preston 10 our conviction that ire.
spective OF the present depressed con.
dition OF the iron markets, we are enti-
tied 10 the complete fulh lment on the
part OF our customers Of the agreements
entered into between them and this COM
pany, as the purchase and sale Of the ore
were made in good faith on both sides,
not to speak Of the faithful performance
by US OF our 1870 contracts at O very great
pecuniary loss; but we wish voluntarily
10 assist In restoring confidence and aid
to consumers Of ore in bringing about
healthy condition Of affairs in the iron
business.
II, on the LIST of November next, the
condition Of the iron market warrants our
doing 50, we reserve the right 70 with
draw this offer for rebate on all the pay
ments which fall due after that date.
Please reply, giving decision, as early as
as 24th.inst.
Yours, faithfully,
john W. GLrDDEs, Secretary.
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Now RooIsa.

"REMINISCENCES OF An IDLKR; By Henry
wikof, better known as "Chevelier
WikoG Small octave, 60i pages, extra
cloth, beveled boards, publlshed BY forus,
Howard 4 Hubert, New York. For SAFE =,
by Stanton and Davenport, Wheeling, w.
Va. Price, sl75.
In these DAYS, when the public takes up
so quickly all the various "Anecdote BiOg-
raphies," personal recollections," "Mem.
oiis," and general curious bric!a.brac Of
the individual element Of history, this new
contribution Of the story Of the past times
will meet with ready reception and wide
reading. Indeed, 1t is the first book Of
this class, by an American, that has been
offered to the reading public.
USro THE THIRD AND FOURTH GENERA
rloS.-A novel by Helen Campbell, author
Of the "Ainslee Series" "His Grand
mothers" "Chips from Northwestern
Log" etc, Fords, Towards & Hubert
New York. For sale by Stanton q Dayen'
port, Wheeling, W. Va.
CAMP AND CABlN.-This book contains
number Of neat sketches Of far Western
life by Rossiter W. Raymond, and is an
interesting and entertaining volume fol
summer afternoons. For sale by stanton
& Davenport, Wheeling, W. Va.
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THE Cumberland Tina notes with
qualification the increased activity in the
rolling mill Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company in that city. There
are now 425 men employed in the mill on
single tuna larger number than at any
previous time since the panic. In the
puddle department, which Is the largest
department in the mill. there are now l40
men employed day and night, running 10
double furnaces. In the bar mill there
are 100 men employed. There are seven
heating furnaces In this department. In
the grinder mill, which is Q new depart
ment, formerly used by the rail mill, there
are 40 men employed.
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wilson, TIngle, Campbeil-whIeh shall
IL He?

Wilson, TIngIe, Campbeii-whIeh Shall
Il BE?
Communication In the MoundsyIlle GaIette-Demo-
cratic paper.
The time is now approaching when it
will be necessary for the Democracy ofthe
First Congressional District to select the
man who is to represent the district in the
next Congress. While considerable honor
is due TO our present incumbent, Col. Ben.
Wilson, for his straightforward and man.
ly course, 1 think the Judgment Of the
people Is, that there should be a change
in office, and that he has had the
Office long enough. As to Mr.. TinVle, l
can say he Is q pleasant, afable gentleman,
has made good sheriff, and would make
a faithful representative. Col. Alexander
Campbell Is life long Democrat, a gentle.
man OF the most sterling integrity, aud
one Of the "biggest" souled men In the
State; and, in my judgment, should be the
man for the Democracy 10 select. Col.
Campbell Is q man Of large experience, q
perfect man In head and heart, and would
do honor to,the First District. He Is true
and tried. Let us all Join hands and
make him our nominee.
smOs PuRE.
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IN. Republicans Of West vifpnia, and all other,
Who expect TO coOP'ri'' With mem :. NV gu
Na,IOual elections this coming iN are neteo, Nv.
Ted 10 meet at their customary plae q
DC yarOu, oouuIes Of the State, and choose aeIs'
ra,., 10 topu niiOn 10 Be held in the CITY oil uth'
a. ~ an The Soth day Of June next atioAM.
Tbs Convention is called 70 select candidates ioi
IN. tllOEipE pOsltons-vlI; Governor. Auditor
treasurer, sup,riptsuds Fire Schools, Attorney
General, and one member Of the Supreme Court o
AE By order CT the State Central Committee; -,
Wv. CAMPBELL,
Chairman.
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r,r,, pl.lrie, Congregational Conyen'

The Republican Congressional Convention o. 10. .s'
Fin, District Of West Virginia wiz Be hela IN .n'
I'll, of Grafton, on the OOth day Of June next Inn
msdlsIsIy after the adjournment Of the State con
ys lion, for the purpose Of NOMINATING candidate
Tar cop're.., and for attending 70 such other eas
ms, A, may come before the Convention.
Thu Republic us Of the counties comprising III,
p,,dst are requested TO sppOint dsl'gntes TO sAia
Convention a, such time and place a TO them ShAi
be most convenient.
By order Of the Congressional Executive COMMITTEES
W. W. CowDEN, Chairman,
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The business revival and new era o.
prosperity which is now fairly inauguratedl
is in keeping with the increased health
and happiness seen all over the land, ana
Is one Of the results obtained from the in,
PRODUCTION OF Warmers Sale Kidney and
Liver Cure. 1.-THE changes wrought by
this remedy says Rev. DR.. Harvey
"seem but little less than miraculous"
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attorney.

The Panhandle Nelrs, the Charlestown
Free Pres and the Spirit Of Jefferson, all are
friendly to the nomination OF Judge Ken
needy, OF Wheeling, for Attorney General.
The Moundsville Gazette also has agood
word to say on his behalf.
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TIE steubenville Pres (Allison's paper
seems to think that Isaac Morton, oil
Guernsey County, might become a can
didate for Congress If he was only some
thing Of charlottesville"
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THERE arc three Republicans who are
candidates for sheriff in Brooke county,
viz: W. @. Barclay, ian old ex.sheria)
John A. Briggs, and David E. Jester. l.
s. Brown is candidate for prosecuting
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

sTTiAdelphiA AuCUmInO AtiOn.-rhis trAn only runs
between Wheeling and TriAdephiA.
tDAilY except SundAy-GeERfk Accommodation.
fSteubenVille Aecommodation.-This trAin during
the day passes backward and forward between Mar.
tins Ferry and BellAire, stopping when required n
sherman House, RtnAyille, West Wheeling and
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BLA1SE's friends say he will not go to
Chicago, but will direct operations via a
telegraph wire between his house and
Chicago.
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Tnr grand tariff Demonstration at Bea'
yer, Pa, on June 9th, is to be under the
auspices Of the Amalgamated Association
of Iron and Steel Workers.
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Cur worms are reported everywhere in
this region Of country.
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TIME TABLE.
Wheeling and Elm Grove Railroad.

the wheeling and Elm Grove R. 1. viii ra, a. toi.
loEE Cans will leave the city (eOrner Market and
EIaVnnth atraatRI and HornbFo0k Park at
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ONE Philadelphia dispatch this morn
ing quotes wool weak and fiat.
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Our PaternaI Goyernment-The west
virginia Rivers.

The Government has certainly been
good to the West Virginia rivers. We find
that the appropriations up to date have
been as follows:
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THE oREquEsrIoN.

A Somewhat Peculiar Offer From one OF
the Lake Superior Companies.
The following copy Of acircular just is
sued by the Republic Iron Company, Of
Lake Superior, has been received here in
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NEW ApNERrIsEMENIs.

dor RENT-LARGE FRONT ROOM,
u furnished, over German Bank, on MarkOi street
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GOTH

Authorized By he Commonwealth Of Ky
and Fairea in he World.
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IsT OF LETTERS
AN ORDINANCE

IN RELATION TO PRlvY VAULTS AND GEES
POOLS AND The Gle AIMING OF THEsAM
Be u Ordained BY he cOuaeR u de Guy u WAtsiias,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-11-15
SUMMONS,

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND FOR TIL
city and county Of San Francisco State Of Cali
fornia JOHN F. ENGLISH, plaintiff, w. GEORGE
OLSEN, defendant. Action brought in the Superior
Court, in and for the city and county of San Fran
CISCO State Of California and the c.mplaint filed I'm
the office of the Clerk of said county. E. F.
PRESTON, Plaintiffs Attorney No. 234 Montgomery
street. The People of the State of California send
greeting to GEORGE OLSEN, defendant You are
hereby required to appear in an acti brought
against you by the abovenamed plaintiff In the
Superior Court in and for the city and county OF San
Francisco State Of California, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within ten days exclusive OF
the day Of servce) after the service you OF this
summons il served within this county or. IL served
elsewhere, within thirty rays. The said action
Is brought to recover judgment for the sum OF
S607 05 100, with interest thereon alleged 10 be due
from defendant to plaintiff for money paid out and
expended by plaintiff for the use and benefit Of
defendant and request also, for money had and
received by defendant and his said assignor from
plaintiff set forth in the complaint file herein,
TO which reference is made, and for costs Of suit.
And you hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required, the said plaintiff will take judgmen against
you for said sum Of SCOT o. together with interest
and costs OF suit.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Superior
Court, in and for the city and county Of San Fran
CISCO State Of California. this lst day of OCTOBER,
In the Year of Our Lord, one thousand eight hum
dred and eighty.
tsEAL1 WILLIAM A. STUART, Clerk
nS-law2mM By p DKyESY. Deputy Clerk.