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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08
Notice.

NOTICE hereby sissh Jhatat she next regular meet
~ ing Of the Board Of Couty Commissioners of th<
County Of DonPhAn to be hed at Troy. the ID day u
October ISL petition viii be presented said Board hy
the undegne for themselves and oker prsying the
vacation Of all Of the ste Of The Doniphan EIten
san and all Of the Blocks. Lots Parks reservations
streets and aeys thereof excepting only such portion oi
Said site IL embraced within the eorporafe
limit. Of the City Of Doniphsn to Wit all such portion Of
aid site lies Of Washington Street south Of
Eleventh Street Of Clay Street north Of Sixth
Street including Blocks numbered twenty four sO tvsn-
tyfve Cs9 twenty dix es eleven nD Twelve on thir-
teen a eight tsl l six t6, hundred and .x.
ty-tvo t62 hundrtd and sxtythree l2s5l hum
dred and sixty four asa two hundred and seventy z7
hundred aud seventy zsiI and two hundred and
72 and also excepting an streets in said
town slte .. us-d public higbuays. s.d upon
which lsc,t~d public highways sit; Main Street.
north Thir.enth Street. north to Thir
tenth Sfre~t Thirteenth Strt fum Jaek.on Street
Clay Str-- Clay strc~f f Tht~nth Street to Feenth
Street Fe-nth Street fBm Clay Street 10 the quar-
sctor linz Tenth str--t from Clay Street Grsxx
Street Grgz Strct frsn T1th strr-t "a Eighth Street
Webster @ T~pth sfr-ft 20 Eighth Street Tvelh
Street from Main ashstsn Street. ana Po1s
Street from Gay arest 70 WeLstrr Streat - . !,
ADAM BREEAER
MARTHA A. BkESSER
JACOB BRKNNER
JACOB AySLISGER
Dunphar. Kan~aa August 10 feel-5r
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

~ Mr.. Heatley, the secretary of our Agricultural
Society has been authorized by the publishers Of the
Iosra Homestead toannounce three special premiums
which will be awarded at the coming fair.
First.-For the hest two pounds of butter, the
Homestead one year.
Second.-For the heaviest sis ears Of corn, the
Homestead year.
Ihird.-For the best looking baby from the conn.
try, a copy Of the Farm, Gardez aud Household Han-
tfdi.
The above premiums will be awarded without fear
or fnyor.- on the last day Of the fair.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

Il At the time of the recent serious relapse
Of the President, news was sent to the telegraph
Offices along the Central Branch road that he
was dead, and some of the papers issued extras
to make the announcement. What enterprising
person started that repOrtf The head of the
line is at Atchison, and no such report was prev
alent there.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

II Gen. John A. Halderman, United States
Consul at Bangkok, in Siam, has sent us a
fHaRg, small Siamese silver coin, almost as
large as n dime, valued at cents in United
States money. The coin was presented to Gen.
Halderman, as a token of respect, by the Empe-
ror of Siam, upon the occasion of the cremation
of one of his many wives.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

II 1t is not safe for politicians to depend up
on death or accidents to give them majorities
in closely contested bodies When the Democ.
raey were trying to figure ont majority in Con-
gross, on account of several designations on the
part Of Republicans, death spOils the caicula-
tions, by removing several of their members.
Hcndrick B. Wright, of Pennsylvania, died, last
week. Of dropsy.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

" The cause of the Presidents recent
alarming crisis has been ascertained. He got
hold of copy of the Cincinnati Gazette contain
ing No. II of the series of criticisms npon Grants
yicksburg campaign, and discovered that the
subject was not yet fairly begun. 1t destroyed,
for time, his will power, and he lost his desire
to live.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

re- The Bismarck Fair is in progress, and
beer is openly on sale on the grounds. st. John
is there, and doubtless lifts his sanctimonious
eyes, and thanks the Lord that the prohibitory
law is enforced everywhere in Kansas, except
Leavenworth, Atchison. and Dodge City.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

~ The Prohibition candidate for Governor
of Ohio is n manufacturer of wine mills and
presses. That is in keeping with the whole out
fit. Just such hypocrites carried the prohibition
movement through in Kansas
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

MONSIEUR, MADAM AND THE BABr,-A Series Of Con-
teSsions ia hree parts being The Bachelor"
Madame aud Housekeeping" aud "7he Baby ia
the Family by Gustaye Droz. Pabiished By 4. B.
Peterson d Broihers, Philadelphia.
MONSIEUR, MADAME AND THE BABr," is full Of rare
beauty, shrewd sense genial philosophy telling hu-
NOR and touching pathos As faithful picture of
life it has been equaled, and probably never
will be. So eminenily successful has it proved in
Paris that it has through over hundred editions,
and it is altogether safe to predict similar popularity
for it here; indeed, it should create marked
sation 'Helens Babies" book to which it is in
every way VASTLY superior. 1t is in three parts,
treating respectively of .Thc Bachelor" Madame.
and Housekeeping, and 'The baby in the Family"
1t consists of series of studies essays tales all
neatly linked together and forming complete his
tory of Il young man, husband, wife and baby.
The book is extremely vivscious, Droz's aim being
contrast the wild joys of the young bachelor with
the enioyments of married life, and to prove that
true happiness is to be fonnd only in the family,
when husband and wife are softened, delighted and
made better by the innocent gambols and wonderful
prattle of the baby. The subtle influence Of the
charming little is felt in every direction and
under all circumstances DrOz is adept in the art
Of painting such a baby is met with every day,
and so vivid and truthful is the picture he has drawn
that every father and mother in the land will in
u boy a man in miniature who builds sand noun
tains, plays soldier and romps in the garden Of the
Luxembourg who trots beside his father in the
tumn rain in the country, who wades in pools of
ter in his lnced boots, who asks thousand perplex
ing questions, who is always terribly hungry, who
pays New Years visits with his parents and does not
like kiss old ladies, who fights pillow battles with
his father in he'd, who gets sick that he nearly
dies who says and does things to be like papa, and
who, in ine is such n delightfully."- natural little fel
low that everybody will be sorry to leave him at the
end of the bewitshing volume. No one afford to
miss reading it. for it is without doubt the most in
teresting and fascinating book Of the present day 1t
is published in a large duodecimo volume, paper
ver price IS cents, in uniform style with Petersons
edition of Emile Zola's" and Henry Grevilles"
works and will he found for sale by all Booksellers
and News Agents, and all Railroad Trains, CO.
pies of it will be sent any one, to any place. at
once, remittng IS cents in letter to the Publish
ers, T. B. Peterson & Brothers, Philadelphia Pa.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08
Public Examination.

HyHERE viii be public examination Of applicant. for
III teachers eertifeafes at my once In Troy Satm-
day Ocfober ist is An persons intending % apply for
cstincsses should attend possible, - bat more eI
animation win be held during the year:
II. r SHANER
september lse1-w. County Superintendent
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

Expose yourself day and night; eat too much with
exercise: work too hard without rest doctor all
the time take all the vile nosrums advertised; and
then you will want to know
How to get Well.
Which is answered in three wOrds-Take Hop Bitters
See another column.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08
ssHy Rack Ache. Sc,

And feel miserable.v said @ hard-working man
The doctor questioned him, and found that he had
been habituaily costve for years that nov bis Kid
news were disordered. and his whole system de
ranged Kidncy-wort was recommended and faith
fully taken and in n short time every trouble wai
removed. The cleansing and tonic power of THU
,sediciue on the bowels and kidneys is wonderful
-Congvegnfionohsf
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

II George Wolf, Topeka horseman, has
named favorite trotter ''Pat Maloy." He
should look a little out, or st. Johns friend,
Mrs. Aaloy, will have him yanked for libel, af-
ter tho fashion of Mrs. De Geer Call with those
Butler County editors
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08
L,TERARY NOTICES.
EIarper,s.

II
Harpcr's Magazine for September. /. AN uuususlly
attractive and entertaining yumber-an arrosy rich
ly laden viii, the treasures of sauu.rlsnd. The
Number opens with two exquisite eurrayiugs; the
frontpieee-a fnlpxye i,us,r.,ian hx alI,ev of aue
of Herrick's pocms-eperayel by Snitl,xiek and
French; the other an engraving 5y Col. of Mrs Jss
sic Curtis Shepherds beautiful drawing illustrating
a poem by II. H.. entitled .sTae Little Kings and
Oueensr
Then We have an interesting. breezy article, by
w. II. Rideing, entitled, The Enylsh at the Sea-
side" describing several famous watering placcs-
Southport, Brighton, Hastings, and Margate-with
twelve illustrations by c. s. Reinhart.
Another summer article of remarkable interest is
Mr.. Z. r. Ropes on The Thousand Islands. The
subject has the enehantments of Lotus Land; and
among the illustrations is an excellent portrait of
Dr. j. G. Holland engraved by Cole
The association of President Garfield with VII
liams College adds timely interest TO Mr. n H. Ee-
lestons article @An Old Fort and What Came of II
Among the illustrations is a remarkably fine portrait
Of Dr. Mark Hopkips engraved by Krueu.
..The Girls Sketebinp Camp.r bv Olive Thorpe
Miller is an amusing record of vacation speut by
some youny lady artists of New York in Maine dur.
ing the last season. 1t is ,haraetersticay iustra-
ted by w. A. Rogers and Douglas volk
Three illustrated poems in this Number-'Tomor-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08
$50 Reward!

LaIFrY DOLLARs win be paid for evidence that VIII
be suelf 10 I'd and conviction Of the
pcrson or persons whS broke be windows sod otherwise
damaged the Syraruss school house. IN District No Z
. Bv ori<r of1hs Dinfr5cf Bdad - -
Anguss Ia ssl-4v. J. Il LONG, pss1rt Clerk
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08
CoRREsPONDENCE.
LIFE ON AN OCEAN WAVE.


pout Of the oomrss nearly the opposite side Of
the globe let you know Of my whereabouts and my vel
fare Vow I'm compliance with the wishes Of many Of my
fiends upon leaving home away out on the fAshomes
restless Of the broad Atlantic with nothing but
fran bark this friendly wsvewashed and ocean tossed
vessel between and eternity again bring my feeble
pen into requisition that my friends may know did
not promise to write that have not forgotten them
We left boma Tuesday morning. at $50. N, August
al. the down accommodation. twhat strange names
learn recognizes things byI reached s. joe and AFTER
hurried breakfast boarded the Hannibal ST. Joe at
80 and with little nothing Of interest to yourself and
readers, ha-tened-elmost hew-without hindrance,
change delay through Quincy, and on to DAnville,
where changed and little delayed which
made late indianapolis and left half day
Cincinnati which did not at all regret only it too
fearful hot to enjoy anything We visited several places
Of interest among which the Geological Gardens by
way Of the Inclined Street Raroad The Gardens being
something to Emma and the Inclined Railroad at
Becview, Cincinnati. being to US all together with
visits to parks &c. &c. spent very pleasant after
But night came it always does though You
feel that is little soon and cut view of the city
short in darkness We repaired to the b o. depot and
boarded Of the fine sleepers Of this magnificent road
The porter seeming to take in the situation kindly pre-
pared berths and flying through the old
Buckeye State but locked in the kind embrace Of Mophe
obyious To everything around But morn
ing found in West Virginia the banks Of the historic
Potomac whose babhle its rocky bed on
our left while the Aeghanes ffown and smile in alternate
sunshine and shadows from their proud elevation our
right The scenery here Is delightful and feast our
eyes at every change. But the weather. OH how hot
and the dust and dirt don't ask describe it. for You
can not reali1e IT, unless You here. and n0r We
breakfast Cumberland and dine at Washington where
take birdseye view of the Art Gallery White House
and grounds, Treasury, State Patent Office War and
other Departments; the Naval Monument which, in
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

~ Another Indian massacre has occurred,
this time in Arizona. Col Carr and his com
mand were ambushed by the Apaehes, and him.
self and n number of his men killed.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08
Ordinance No. n.
- 4DDN-- <--

Leyying Tax for General Revenue Purposes. for the
Year leei-
Be oriained BY the Nsyor and Couaelne Of the Cy ef
Troy:
SECTION L That there il hereby levied all the
bic real and personal property within the limits Of the City
of Troy Kan<as tar Of tuo CO mills the dollar for
general purposes Of s.ii City for the se
Sac 2 This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force
frum and after its publication in The Eeekiy Kansas Chief
Approved August 9Th. iss1.
HENRY BODER, Jk, Mayor.
L Ln- D. Neyes Clerk Of the City Of Troy do hereby
certify that the foregoing II true and CORRECT copy Of the
original Ordinance passed BY the Council Of sid City
on the 18th day Of August, Issl-
In t-ssimany vherruf have hereunto sub~cribed my
and AIMED ,hs sc Of said City this 9Th day cf Au
gust lsel f;- .si. l. u. E0YEi
fSkALl y Oty Clerk
TPubli.hed In Tk< Weekly Kansas CLiG September sth
ISL. Sol MnIKR, Publisher, Troy, Kansas
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

q The young men of Troy propose starting q dan
cling school, in Troy. about the first Thursday in 0c
tober. All persons interested obtain full partc-
ulars by inqriring of W. X. Richardson, at Town
send & Richardson's, or of Charley Brown, at the
Post Office.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08
cbo,e. E,rr,c,. from pruer,.,..

1--WE know the valne Of malt, hops, calisaya an
iron composing Malt Bitters."
"0ur lady customers highly praise ,hem.-
Physicians prescribe them in this town.
''The largest bottle and best medicine
'.Best blood purifier on shelves
.aOur best people take Malt Bi;ters-
ssSu.e euro for chills and liver diseases-
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

u The high price Of lemons has driven lemousde
drinl efs back to plain whisky.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08
CUTICERA

Remedies for sale by all druggists Price fCrTcrRA
Medical Jelly small boxes 30 eenisI large boxes u
CUrcURA REsoLyKSr the Blood purifier 81 per bot
tie. CCTIcUaA MEDICINAL TonKr Soar. e5 cents; Gun
MEpIcISAL SHAVING Soar Is cnts in bars for bar
bers and large consumer. 50 c-as- Principal depot
WEEKS & POTTER Boston. MAsz.
IT. All nai-i free on rpccpt Of price.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08
Administrator's A Notice

Administrators Notice.
Estate Of John wexniIler DcceAssd =
nS the 18th day Of August 1ss1 uudcrsixned ~
" appcinted by the Probate Court Of Doniphzn County
Kan<As Admni<trzfsr Of the Ezzfe Of John wegmilrr
deceased afe Of a.id County An pesns indebted % I'D
E.zfa VIII make mmediate p.ymrnt the unierzizned
and thsse having cAis againss the Estate v pres1t
same required BY lsw.
Tnsy, Kxnsas Angust ~, Iee1-
cYRUs LELAND, Jh, Aanisi.sssss.
August .. is1-sE Prs fes, a
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

r The Troy Times says that Congress will pay
the Presidents doctor bills. Amen.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

-AuIgA>. OxK COLLINS VoLTaIc ELECTRIC
COAAsNS PLASTER costing q ccnts IL far u.
>,v,,.. r,er,uaperor every other electrical ap-
StSs kA4sinv plianc- b-fure the public. They in
ng a.-r0G stzntly rrlievs Dyspepsia. Liver
and Kidney and Urinary Dificult.es and be
pit Of stomach the knry- any affect
ed part. Price, y c,nts. S.ld rywhrrr.
Weeks a Peter, Boston. Mass.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

Administrator Notice,
Estate Of Sarah Wilson, Dcseased-
nN the 3lst day Of August 1851 the undersigned wAs
" appointed Administrator Of the Estate Of Sarah Wilson
deceased All persons indebted said Estate will make
immediate payment the undersgped and those having
claims against the Estate will present the same required
by Law.
Troy Kansas August II. ISL.
ADAM SHRIyER, Administrator.
September l. lssl-3v. Prs fee 81
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08
Sheriff. Sais

ID virtue of an Execution to directed and delivered
Id issued Of the District Coart of the State Of Kan
sitting in and for Atehson County. in said State
will the 2th day Of September A d. lss between tn.
hours of 10 o'clock, A NJ, and O'Clock p. NJ Of said
day, the northeast quarter Of section thirty o in
township four ~ Of range twenty tol In the County
Dosiphan and State aforesaid offer public sale and sci
to the highest bidder for cash In hand all the right tits
and interest of the above named defendant Frank N
Hnkstnn in and To the following described personal prop
erty to wit: two l stacks Of Spring wheat and III
stack Of Oats and the undivided interest piece Of Corr
standing in the field known the J. @. S-n corn all
said property being the north east quarter Of section
thirty 0) in township four a. Of range twenty COZ In
Doniphan County Kansas Said property levied q
be sold the property Of tho above named defendant
Frank NJ Hinkston.
sberif-s Office Troy, Doniphsn County KAnsss Angus,
CHARLES BURKHALTER
Sheriff Of Doniphsn County.
w. GUTHRIE Attorney for Plaintiff
September l, Iss1-2w. Prs fee, %.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1881-09-08

Mrs s E. whpple, Decatur, Mich, writes that her
face head and parts of her body almost
Head covered with scabs and Suffered fearfuly
and tried everything Permanently cured by Cuticura
Remedies.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-06-16
"stand Up" and tell WIN some I'm

"Stand Up" and tell why some I'm
plement Dealers have to resort to gross
misrepresentation of competitors
goods as a means of selling their own?
For instance some dealers have report
ed that the Osborne Binder is not a
THYME Binder and that we only fur
nish the Wire Attachment with Ma.
chimes, because the manufacturers have
no confidence in the Irvine and will
have to resort to wire before the har-
vest Is v In order to correct all
such misstatements we will say now
that the Osborne Binder is warranted
to work equally as well with either at
tachment, and any IL buying n of
the above Binders Of US will do SO with
the full understanding that they must
fill warranty as "Twine Binder" or no
sale. We are pleased to note, howev-
er, that the falsehoods Of these "~artfui
dodgers are having very little if any
effect, and we continue to sell Osborne
Binders just the same. And we fur
ther wish to state for the benefit of those
parties who are undecided whether to
buy this year or not, that it is a ques-
ton you must settle very soon, for if
you do not it must be decided for you
by the same announcement from the
Factory that decided it for so many last
year, viz: "We cannot furnish you
another Binder this year." Take warn
Ing and order Immediately ard when
harvest comes you will be happy.
my26-tf1 J. C. BONNER Sc Bro.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-06-16
Court Pleas.


The June term of our Court of Com
mon Pleas, commenced on Monday of
last week, 9Th inst; Judge JAS. A. GIL
MORE on the Bench. The Grand Jury
examined % Witnesses and found five
true bills of Indictment, viz:
State VS.. Howard.-Selling liquor to a
minor.
State VS.. Howard.-Selling liquor in
violation of law.
State VS.. Hem.-Remoying mortgaged
property without consent of mortgage.
State VS.. Kessler.-Assault and bat
terry.
State VS.. Pettenger.-Burglary and lar
ceny.
Brown VS.. Brown ct al.-Order to par
tition real estate.
Sheppard VS.. Eby.-Demurrer to petit
ton sustained, with leave to file amend
ed answer
Peck VS.. Lane ct al.-General demur-
rer to petition oyerruled, and leave to file
answer by June II.
Williamson VS.. Morton.-Plaintif ask
ed and obtained leave to withdraw his
motion to strike from the files. Plain
tif's demurrer to first defense in said an
swer sustained with leave to file amend
ed answer by 10Th inst.
Moren VS. Low ct al.-Judgment by de-
fault against Cassander Low for $236.20.
Continued for service on Alex. G. Low.
Lane VS.. Pearson.-Judgment by de-
fault for $15S.1S and costs.
Lanner VS.. Lanner ct al.-Agreement
of parties to partition confirmed. Sheriff
directed to execute deeds, &c.
Marshall VS.. Richey.-Justice ordered
to certify to this Court a true transcript
OF proceeding in this case.
Railsback VS.. Collins ct al.-Partition
ordered, and Jane Collins made a party
defendant with leave to file answer.
Moren vs.. Stubbs.-Continued.
Miller VS.. Stranahan.-Continued.
Craig VS.. Brown.-Continued.
Mullendore VS.. Stump ct al.-Contin-
.ued.
Acton, Ex'r., VS.. Brown ct al.-Con-
tinued.
Roberts VS.. Roberts.-For service
Continued.
Parmerlee VS.. Shaw eft al.-Continued.
Buchanan & Bro. VS.. Fl 1ra.-Coltinued,
Dodd VS.. Smith.-Continued.
Frrm VS.. Observation-Disclosures al
plaintiffs cost.
Fitzpatrick VS.. Guckain ct al.-Default
for answer set aside. with leave to plead.
Izor VS.. Deem.-Continued.
Stephens VS.. Parks.-Dismissed al
plaintiffs cost. -.
Morningstar VS.. Weiland ct al.-Lcft
off docket.
Stanton VS.. Snyder ct al.-Onder tc
make new parties.
McDill VS.. Campbell.-Dismissed.-
Goet naid and no record.
Frum Us. Robinscn.-Motion of plain
tiff sustained with leave to defendant te
file amended answer.
Idle va. shit ct al.-Sale confirmed
and distribution ordered.
Bantz VS.. Bantz.-Four Of these cases
Award of arbitrator confirmed in each,
Writers VS.. Beachler ct Alan order
of partition made in this case.
Mundhenk VS.. Poe.-Dismlssed. Cos
paid. No record. "a,
Miller VS.. Miller.-Plaintif allowed $:
per week alimony until otherwise order
ed by Court.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1881-06-16
NOTICE.

TOHN W. FOSTER, of Wayne Coun-
y ty, and State of Indiana, is notified
that Miranda Ellen Foster did, on the
4th day of May, A. D. 1881, file her pc
tition in the office of the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for
the County of Preble, and Ssa;e of
Ohia, charging the said John w. Eos
ter with extreme cruelty and gross
neglect of duty, and asking thas she
may be divorced from the said John w.
Foster; which petition will stand for
hearing at the next term of said Court.
MIRANDA e. FOSTER.
By MARSH Sc MARSH, her Att'ys.
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