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Down with the Revenue Sys-
tenn.

Opposition to the continuance of
the internal revenue system will make
more Democratic Congressman this
Fall than any other issue.
1t had more to do with the defeat
in Ohio than had the noise made
over the temperance question. 1t
will do more in New York and Penn
sylvania than all local preJudices to
decide the taxpayers to leave at home
Congress that proposes to perpetu-
ate the oppressive burdens of that
system.
The same may be said more par
ticularly of Virginia. The Richmond
Dispatch voices the sentiment of the
people of that State when it says.
The results of the elections in Ohio
point the way to victory for the Demo
Gratis in 1884. The Democratic par
ty must declare for the entire aboli-
ton of the internal-revenue system.
The spies, inforrlers, electioneerers,
and facile partisan tools, whom this
system has fastened upon the country
must be swept away. The people of
Virginia must be freed from the gal
ling shackles which now bind them
hand and foot. 1t is monstrous that
under free government a man is not
allowed to sell the tobacco which he
raises when or where or to whom he
pleases. 1t would be incredible if
we did not know it to be true that
the people should continue in power
party which devised and has
enforced for years such a scheme
of plumber, decentralization, and
corruption-such scheme of
taxation-such a scheme for paying
partisan electionecrs with Govern
ment money, and taxing the people
to enrich the men who enslave them.
The Ohio people revolted against a
State party that made laws not half
so Objectionable as those national
ones which tax tobacco in sum ex-
ceeding by far the selling price of
that staple; which fine Virginian
for selling tobacco except as pre-
scribed by those laws, but allow per.
sons who raise corn, wheat, oats,
hay, or any other product of the
farm, to sell those products to whom
they will. Isn't tobacco-p planter as
good as wheat-raiser?
Down with the internal revenue
system.
In recent article, Judge Kelly,
chairman of the Committe of Ways
and Means of the House of Repre-
sentatives, shows with great force
how this excessive revenue is engen-
dering national corruption. He
states the main reason for the aboli-
ton of the internal tax system, as
| follows:
l. That the further maintenance oil
of these taxes, is wanton exaction
the collection of which costs ovel
$5,000,000 annually and employs
more than four thousand people.
2. That they are productive Of
monopolies, and have reduced to the
wage-earning class many thousands
who formerly sold, at retail or other.
wise, the productions of their own
work shops.
3. That their burden falls with
greatly disproportionate weight upon
the poor and laborious classes of the
people.
a. That if maintained they will
corrupt not only the legislative de
partment of the Government, but
portions of the people in every state
of the Union.
5. That if not speedily repealed
they will, by producing a financial
CONFUSION, create widespread revolt
which revolt will not be marked by q
sectional line. but will pervade The
entire country.
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LATEST ELECTION RETURNS.
Wilson seems to be elected after
all the Republican Racket.

All tmc kAepuBIsCshM nAahChCts
The following is the latest received
here from Wheeling:
Official returns from Preston coun-
ty, received last night, reduce Mr..
Mason's majority there from 1,02S
to zoos, change of % votes. Mon
ongalia official, gives Mason 517, in
stead of 500, as heretofore counted,
and the vote of Helvetia precinct,
Randolph county, heretofore counted
as giving Mason 35 majority, is now
reported as giving So for Wilson, in
creasing the latter's majority in
Randolph from 2SS to 1853. These
changes from the tables heretofore
given, provided the figures reported
from the other counties remain un i
changed, will elect Wilson by So
majority.
A telegram received at this Office
at 10A. NJ. Wednesday says later re-
ports do not change the above.
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CO NJ E!
LET US REASON TOGETHER.

At a meeting Of the people of
Monongalia county, West Virginia,
held at Blaeksville, on Saturday,
October 9TH, 1882, it was
Resolved, Thata Committee CON
sisting of three from each district
mostly interested, be appointed
to make arrangements and take
the necessary steps for holding
another meeting at BLACKS
WILLIE, on
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-21

The result in Ohio is but the be-
ginning of tidal wave that will
strike Pennsylvania and New York
in November and sweep the county
in 1884.
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With Hubbelfs assessment, and an
extra one for Don Cameron, and Bill
Mahone's per cent, how much will
be left to pay the board bill of the
average government clerk anyway?
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We rise to inquire if Hubbell's 2
per cent assessment makes Ohio
Democratic by $4,000, what per cent
will carry the country in 1884?
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PROGRAMME of Union District Free
School Institute, to be held at
Stewartstown, Nov. IL, 1882.
MORNING SESSION. O'CLOCK, AN.
Music, Prayer, Music.
Organization and object of district
institutes by Conductor.
Method of teaching primary
branches.
Music. Adjournment.
AFTERNOON SESSION. 80 p. NJ.
The newspaper as an educator
Our county papers-The educational
column.
Music.
Industrial and ornamental draw
ing.
Essay, cooperation of teacher and
parent necessary for the general
welfare of the school.
Music. Adjournment
EVENING SESSION. PM
Corporal punishment in free schools,
discussion.
Elements of physiology and
hygiene.
Methods of ventilation.
Adjournment.
This programme is not after the
laws of the "Medes and Pensions,
which altereth not" but may be
made subservient to the occasion.
We hope TO have the cooperation
of the parents of the district the
teachers, Board of Education and all
lovers of popular education, TO aid
us in our enterprise. The people
should bear in mind that the teachers
of this district are going to hold this
institute for their intellectual bene-
fit, and also to create a greater en-
thusiasm among parents and free
school workers generally.
JAS. FARRELL,
j. G. German,
ELLA GoRMAN, Oo"''n'''eo :
j. NJ. STEWART,
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The next House of Representa-
tives is reasonably sure to be Demo
cratic. The gains in Ohio having
almost wiped out the republican ma
jority.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-21

The election of Mason will prevent
the loss of our University President
which is some consolation to local
Democrats.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-21

Scarcely township in this dis
trict but could have elected VIM. L.
Wilson by safe majority.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-21

Ohio comes up smiling, with $4,000
Democratic majority. Now for Penn
sylvania and New York.
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Unless the situation undergoes a
very decided change before the day of
election, the Democrats will gain con-
troll of two, and perhaps three, of the
great States now in the hands of the
Republicans and probably secure also
a majority in the next Congress. Is
this prospect which need to alarm
the country? What is likely to hap
pen if the Democrats win? Looking
at it from local point of view, we do
not see that the citizens Of New York
Pennsylvania or Ohio, have any oc-
casion for distress if the present por-
tents are d.-Boston Herald.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-21

Well, if we do have two republi-
can representatives in Congress from
this state, they are very nice gentle
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-21

Our local Democrats have no
reason to be Respondent. The sue
cess of the republican congressional
ticket in this district was a mere &C
cident. Scarcely county in the
district buShad enough stay at-home
voters to have elected Wilson. 1t is
good however to get little shaking
up occasionally and the present
defeat will no doubt result to the adj
vantage of the Democracy of the
distri ct.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-21

HubbelPs method makes two Dem
ocratic votes to one Republican.
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A Delightful Novelty.

Ladies prefer Floreston Cologne be-
cause they find this lasting combination
of exquisite perfumes a delightful nov
city.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1882-10-21

nR. A. NJ. KRAMER, Dentist, will
IL be in MorgantOwn on the 18th of
October and remain until the 28th,
at the Wallace House. az
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An overlooking Treasury is source
of extravaganza and corruption be-
sides being a strain upon labor
through enormous taxation. Look at
five years figures Of revenue:
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AVAILABLE BOOK

OF nearly 500 pages, on the wealth, developed
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To those who prefer 1t to the map, on exactly
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FsyeGCe, L. IN. Lynch.
Flat Top, A. Moore.
Hinchman's, 2. G. Mays.
Logan, To be supplied.
Mercer, B. L. Perry.
Mountain Cove, B. ID. Malone.
Nicholas, G. H. Williams.
Pleasant Retreat, w. r. Hennen.
Quinimont and Hinton, w. w.
King.
Raleigh, L. d. Bryan.
Wyoming, w. Wristen.
Mcdowell, To be supplied.
Buckhannon District, w. r. White,
P. E.
Beverly, E. C. Woodruff
Buckhannon, j. Lee.
Buckhannon, Circuit, d. NJ. Heas-
ton.
Canaan, j. L. Porterfcld.
Frcemansburg, r. S. WEIGH.
Chenille, C. W. Upton.
Frenchtown, w. II. Young, one to
be supplied.
Helvetia, To be supplied.
Mingo, To be supplied.
Philippi, A. Mick
South Buckhannon, W. Z. Lovett,
Webster, ID. Tamblyn.
Weston. ID. s. Hammond.
Bealington, C. Polling.
Sutton. G.. Warrman.
Clarksburg, District, L. L. Stewart,
P. E.
Bridgeport, u. L. Ash.
Cherry Camp, A. S. Loveall.
Clarksburg, ID. Tasker.
Fairmont f. Fl. Orwin.
Logansport, G. B. Meredith.
Warrington, w. f. Rippey.
Marion, G. III. Lakin.
Pine Grove, j. S. Foreman.
Pruntytown and Fetterman, W.
w. Kelley.
Smithton, c.. j. Price.
West Milford, w. j. Rihcldaffer.
Wilsonburg, A. L. Curtis, and one
to be supplied.
Worthington, j. T. Snodgrass.
Lumberport, w. D. Carrico
Oakland District, B. Ison. P. E.
Brandonville, F. G.. w. Ford.
Deer Park, N. L. Baumgardner.
Evansville, Asby Stevens.
Grantsville, To be supplied.
Irondale, B. F. Rogers.
Newburg, Gilbert Rogers.
Oakland, S. E. Jones.
Pleasant Grove, j. w. Bedford.
Randolph Mission, to he supplied.
Rowlesburg, j. B. Feather.
St. George & Aurora, w. M. West.
Selbysport and YOUNGSTOWN, A. M.
Bowlin.
Albrightsville, d. Flanagan.
GAINESVILLE, D. A. Friend.
Parkersburg District, G.. c. Wild
ing, P. E.
Parkersburg Station, w. c. Snod-
grass.
Parkersburg Circuit, J. F. Cheno-
weth.
Belleville, L. E. Leslie.
Centreville, j. H. Hess.
Elizabeth, G. w. Grimes.
Ellenboro, A. T. Morriston.
Huntsville, U. Pribble.
Lubbock, j. L. Clark.
Middlebourne, N. B. johnson.
Petroleum, D. F. Carelen.
Ravenswood, j. w. Lambert.
Sisterville, j. E. WATSON. One to
be supplied.
Volcano, l.. D. King.
West Union, w. Cheuvront.
Williamstown, R. b. Ward.
Valley Mills, r. M. Wallace.
Morgantown District, d. H. X.
Dix, P. E.
Arnettsville, Gideon Martin.
Blacksville, w. B. Trevey.
Grafton, j. M. Warden.
Jollytown, j. T. Eichelberger and
Fred X. Cottrell.
Kingwood, A. j. LYDIA.
Knottsville, Rusix Weese.
Masontown, G. w. Parriott
Monongalia, t. H. Trainer.
Morgantown Circuit, W.J.Sharpes.
Palatine, John Conwell, one to be
supplied.
Smithtown, L. w. Roberts.
Morgantown, t. B. Hughes.
Wheeling District, E. w. Ryan,
p. E.
Fourth Street, ]. E. Smith.
Chapline Street, G. E. Hite.
North Street, L. HI. Jordan.
Thompson Chapel, M. w. Rider.
Wesley Chapel, j. w. Gifiths.
Zane Street, j. B. Fitzpatrick.
Benwood, Spencer King.
Cameron, Daniel Cool
Dallas, II. j. Boatman,
Grenno r r. Woodruff
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A series of articles on the

A series of articles on the
UndeveiOpctI Riches OF the state,
Carefully and thoughtfully prepared by q.
most fascinating writer will be printed In
the REGISTER running through the coming
year. These articles, will alone, be worth TO
any West virginian, many times the price
of the paper.
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Marshall, C. j. Trippett and 7.
G.. ExliDe.
Moundsville, W. Z. LOOMS.
Moundsville Circuit, c.. S. Ale
mong. One to be supplied.
New Martinsville, NJ. T. Dryden.
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THE WEALTH THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH OF THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH WEST TIE WEALTH
THE WEALTH THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH VIRGINIA THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH 1854 THE WEALTH
THE WEALTH THE WEALTH
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THE MODEL MAP.

"The REGISTER is keeping step with the prog.
ress and prosperity now vouchsafed 10 CDR
state. Rondtchd Gdzene.
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THE q EclsT ER
THE MODEL MAP.

ave cordially recommend It to our reAdsss - .
model Family newspaper" Morguntovn fOsttR ep.l
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STATE NEWS A SPECIALITY.

Conducted with energy, ability, and great fAiy-
ness. - Washington, Pa, Democrat
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The proprietors of the WHEELING RE0R
TER have engaged the services Of gentlemen
well qualified for the task, to get up, what
will readily be conceded to be =
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1t will show all the County and Magisteriai
District lines, Senatorial and Congressional
District lines, Railroads built and certain to
be built in the near future, Railroad stations,
Post-offices, the area in acres of each county,
population of counties, vote of each county
at the last presidential election, politics of
each county, Geological sections of the state,
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Price OF Map. el.O0
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newspaper men in the country, and the Item u
news which escapes their vigilAnt eyes ID not
worth the recording. "-ALderson Enterprise.
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The REGISTER has paid correspondent OF
intelligence and integrity in every section Of
the state, whose business 1t is to furnish the
paper with all that interests the people Of
his locality Ito aid every effort at improve
ment and in the development Of the re-
sources of the State. And 1t also has
Correspondents I'm the Principal cities
OF the country, who are wide awake in gath
ering that which will interest and profit the
people Of West Virginia.
THE MARKET REPORT8
OF the leading cities, at home and abroad,
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THE MODEL MAP.
THE MODEL MAP THE MODEL MAG
THE MODEL MAP OF THE MODEL MAP
THE MODEL MAP WEST THE MODEL NAP
THE MODEL MAP VIRGINIA THE MODEL MAP
THE MODEL MAP 1852. THE MODEL MAP
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send for Specimen Copy Of ths Reeisaes.
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MODEL MAP OF WEST VIRGINIA
THE WEALTH

1.-THE REGISTER Is really the only daily
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The following is the list of aD-
pointments for the ensuing year of
the West Virginia Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church:
Charleston District, III. c. Sanford,
p. +.
Charleston Station, j. A. Fullerton.
Charleston Circuit, c. R. Shackel-
ford.
Clifton and Mason City, L. Cotton.
East Charleston, w. D. Sanford,
Sup.
Hartford and New Haven, J.
Engle.
Letart and Leon, II. H. Miles.
Madden, r. H. Hughes.
Mill Creek, G. W. Matheny.
Point Pleasant, H. Scott.
Raymond City, j. T. Davis.
Ripley, A. d. Perry.
Sandyville, To be supplied.
Smithville, j. w. Hess.
Spencer, T. P. Ryan.
Walton, E. G.. Harbert.
Calhoun, To be supplied.
Guyandotte Districts. b. d. Prick
EFT, p. K.
Barboursville, c. S. Harrison.
Cassville, To be supplied.
Coalburg, J. II. Dixon.
Coal River, j. T. Carroll.
East Hamlin, TO be supplied.
Huntington, S. Steele.
Laurel, +. d. Hanna.
Milton, o. j. Moore.
Monticello, N. M. Sommerville.
Mount Union, To be supplied.
Wayne, N. G. Beckley.
Winfield, B. Darlington.
Ceredo, d. Davis.
st. Adams, j. II. Martin.
Guyandotte, j. E. Mercer.
New River Dis, F. H. j. King,
P. E.
Boone, j. M. Grose.
Clay, d. Upton.
Elk River, William Hunter.
Fsyette, T. N. Lynch.
Flat Top, A. Moore.
Hinchman's, 2. G. Mays.
Logan, To be supplied.
Mercer, B. L. Perry.
Mountain Cove, B. ID. Malone.
Nicholas, G. H. Williams.
Pleasant Retreat, w. r. Hennen.
Quinimont and Hinton, w. w.
King.
Raleigh, L. d. Bryan.
Wvominu w Wristpu
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-07-01

viii keep on hand a fresh supply Of
Groceries and Canned Goods. Also, =
complete stock of Dry Goods and Ready
Made Clothes for Ladies and Children.
The largest stock of Mems, Youths and
BOYS. Clothing AID Hats. 4 fine ns,urt-
mcEt of Boots and Shoes. for Men.
Women and Children. Hardware. lin
ware, trockerywarc, and every thinS that
aprertalns to country store.
All the above goods / offer at strictly
ciy prir:S. Ful! weights and measures
guaranteed.
Goods delivered in Covington free of
charge.
Hqhest price paid for country produce.
decl II
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-07-01
TERMS OF COT ri.
State Of Louisiara, Parish Of Tangipaho;

Il is hereby ordered tlat the rule OF
Court, rendered Aprllo, lS>a. be and the
same is HEREBY amended. 'ts follows:
From AMI nt.rr ,iuiy t.st. 1852 the
teras 81 Court a. IT, several parishes
comp, sing the E.sh.s,2th .nilo.::l DIS
trirt shall coi.,I-e:..e oE tie following
dates
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-07-01
LAND OFFIcE, Nkw ORLEANS. La,
June Is. ISL

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has fled notice OF
his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and tnat said
proof will be made before the Register
0c Receiver, at New Orleans, La, on the
A5ta day Of July, 1852, viz
John Avery. homestead No. 1853, for
the euGt,l half Of the southeast quarter,
ami the south half Of the southw est
quarter OF section =, towaship9. south
range ID east, st. Helena meridian.
II names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon
ami cultivation If said land, viz:
Via. Avery. Vim. Welsh, Geo. Nun
lay and Elijah Lewis. OF 81. Iamn,any
parish, La.
ie2tJO GEo. DALDEY, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-07-01
ULbLE,Ea GIRO 7 L
"-v
GOL Ln.
Near C0sington.
ST. TAMsL.Ny PARISH, L.
Gil. TIsEERY. PROPRIETOR.

delightful summer resort Is Now
open iur t..e recsr;i,n q e'.e >. = j.
charmiLg!s Situated. near the LaIA- q
the Bogue ra.ia, about two lnlies ami j"
half north OF Gown 5t"u, and = sur
rounded by jeaTtIsUl grove OF Ani-
berry trees The hotsi Las recently been
thoroughly renovated. and number OF
new cottages, single and double, have
been erected for the accommodation OF
rffaniTfes.
MINERAL SPRlNGS.-The water of
the fine Springs at Mulberry Grove has
recently been analysed by an eminent
chemist, and pronounced to be July
equal. in its medicinal properties, 10
that of Abita Springs, and unsurpassed
anywhere. Persons desiring to spend
the summer in a quiet aud attractive
place, possessing all the advantages OF
pure ar. fine shade. with both clear and
mineral spring baths. and il tabs sup
piled with the very best the Ei"rhvs
affords, should secure Recommendations
at once at
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The State of Louisiana, Parish of St.
Tammany--Eighteenth judicial Dis
trict Court.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-07-01

Jury terms-Second Monday in Janu-
airy and first Monday IN June. Court
terms Fourth Monday IN April and sec
ono Monday IN November.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1882-07-01

hereby certify that or the 22j day Of
May, 1882, judgment was rendered in
this court in the following entitled suit,
in the words and figures following, to-
wit: Mrs Marie Eveline Trosclair, wife
of Frederic Jaufroil, vs.. Her husband.
No. 1856
This case came up this day for trial,
pursuant To assignment, Buiss0n L her
for plaintiff, and J. \. Reil for defend
ant. After nearin5. hv reason Of the
Law and tue evidence being in favor of
the plaintiff, and against the defendant,
it is ordered. adiudgei and decreed, that
there be Judgment in favor of the PLAIN
tiff. Mrs. Marie Eve!ine Trosclair. wife
of Frederic JaufroiI, and against her
husband, the said Frederic Jautroid,
dissolving the community OF acquets and
gains formerly existing between them,
further decreeing a separation OF prop
erty, and condemnin5 the sad defend
ant TO pay the costs of this snit.
Coyln5ton, La, May -. 1882,
JAS. III. THOMPSON,
Judge Eighteenth Julicil District,
State OF Louisiana.
tn testimony whereof | grant this GER
tifieate, under my Official seal AMI sigma
ture, at the town OF Covington, this 9th
day Of Jane A. u. 1852.
WN c. MORGAN, Clerk.
inIc :.
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Fcr;sh Of EaSiiaJt0n.

Jury terms-Fourth Mondays IN Janu-
ary and Jane. Court terms-SecoEd
Monday in May and first Monday III De
cember.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

81. TanmIay Part$h-Fourth
Mon lay III February and fourth
McndtY IN july.
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PcT;sh Of LiriayStoa.

Jury terms Tuesday after the second
Monday IN March, ana Tuesday af;er
the fourth Monday in October. Court
erms-Tuesday after the second Mon
day IN April, and Tuesday after tae
fourth Monday in November