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Illinois Democrats.

SPRINGFIELD, September THE Demo
cratic State Convention met at noon to-
day with about 300 delegates present. Ex-
Governor John M. Palmer was elected per-
manent chairman. His speech was an
arraignment of the Republican party, Pres
ident Arthur and Jay Hubbell. After the
appointment of State Central Committee
and the adoption of platform, the follow
ing nominations were made:
The Hon. Alfred Orendorf, of Sangamon
county, was nominated for State treasurer,
and Henry Raab, OF st. Clair, for superin-
tendent of public instruction. After reading
the platform, which was adopted without
debate, the convention adjourned.
The State Central Committee tonight
elected John H. Oberly chairman, with
headquarters at Chicago. An enthusiastic
ratification meeting was held tonight.
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A Disgrace 10 the Order.

PHILADELPHIA, September 7.-Harrison
6. Clark, grand tyler of the Grand Lodge of
Free and Accepted Masons, whose name
figures conspicuously in the report that, to-
gether with VIM. Shinn, librarian of the Ma
sonic Temple, he conspired to libel Mrs.
Edna Jordan. was suspended to-day by the
Masonic Committee, the grand master of the
lodge being present. 1t was decided that
Shinn was the innocent tool of Clark. Mrs
Jordan has sued Clark for damsges.
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Nebraska areenhackars,

LINCOLN, NEB, September THE Green
back Labor State Convention yesterday had
only about fifty delegates. Colonel Pane,
chairman, addressed them on the necessity
of controlling corporation power. After some
discussion, it was resolved to meet in joint
Slate Convention on the 9th of September,
at Hastings, with the Farmers Convention
and the auti-monopoly organization, when
a State ticket will be nnminaied
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LABOR TROUBLES.


PITTsBuRG, September THE iron situa-
ton was quiet to-day. Both sides appear
firm, and have evidently settled down for a
continuance of the fight. A meeting of the
Amalgamsted Association Lodge was held
tonight, and the bumper men and black
smiths now working at Wilson, Walker &
Co.'s mill were ordered out. 1t is probable
that the order will be obeyed tomorrow
morning. 1t is alleged, however, that 8
number of the men will refuse
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GERMANY.
HE KAIsER's HEALTH.

BERLIN, September 7.-Enperor William
was not present at the court dinner, nor did
he attend the military maDeuvers, but it Is
officially announced that his absence was in
accordance with his medical advice, on ac-
count of his previous exertions at Breslau.
The emperor to-day received a number Of
official reports and held long conference
with Count Van BuloW.
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NEW YORK, September THE Executive
Committee OF the Independent Labor party
met tonight. A letter was read from Den
mis- Kearney, the CaliforniI agitater, regret
ting his inability to leave the Pacific slope,
but stating that all his sympathies were with
the Labor party. 1t was resolved to tender
a reception to Judge VIM. D. Kelley, of
ennsylvania, when he comes here, and re-
quest him to address the working classes.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

V1cKsBURe, September River fallen 8
inches. Departed: City of Cairo, st. Louis
Sr. LOUIS, September 7.-Night-River
fallen inches, and is now 10 feet L inch
by the gauge. Weather clear and pleasant.
Arrived: Annie P. Silver, New Orleans;
City of Helena, Memphis; Commonwealth,
Vicksburg; Centennial, Vicksburg. Depart
ed: Commonwealth, Vicksburg; Centenni al,
New Orleans.
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WIEsBADEE, September 7.-Mr. Sargent,
American minister to Germany, arrived here
from Berlin.
fARIs, September THE subscription for
the Panama Canal Company of $50 900
bonds OF 5OOf each is considered a success.
MADRID, September IAN official dis
patch from Manila states that IVA natives
and one European died there yesterday of
cholera
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SALT LAKE, September THE Mormon
priesthood has been circulating a secret cir
cular giving instructions TO their people di-
rectly opposite to the law rulings OF the COM
missoners. One of the circulars was un-
earthed to-day. They also decided TO have
three bishops sit with the precinct registrars
and oversee The registration. The Gsntiles
are much Incensed at this interference.
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tAIRMoUNT, MINI, September THE
held trials In the free-for-all, in which there
are twenty-eight entries, began to-day. The
Irish setter Biz ran one heat to-day. The
weather Is very warm. Biz beat CIemen-
tine, Sue beat Countess Druid, Frank II. beat
Brock, and Count Noble beat London. Pride
aud Meteor and Nuda and Rock were put
down, but were ordered up without accom-
plishing ANYTHING.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Co.fa.ion Among the chiIare..

MARIETTA, o., September IA FIRE to-
night at the Chiidren's Home, near this city,
destroyed the barn and coalhouse and
slightly damaged the main building. The
widest confusion was created among the
children, wbo fed in all directions. There
is no hope of finding all of them before
No ~ hurf
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MEETIN
ANNUAL MEETING Of STOCKHOLDERS


TENNESSEE SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY, !
MEMPHIS, TENN. July 6. 1882.
NJ OIICE is hereby given that the Annual Meet
IN ing of the Stockholders of the above Com
pany will be held at the Office of the Company, in
the city of Memphis, on the
14th Day of August. ISS2.
Notice is also given that at said meeting propo-
sition viii be submitted to the Stockholders to
consolidate with the Memphis and Vicksburg
Railroad Company, the Mississippi Valley and
Ship Island Railroad Company and the New Or
cans and Mississippi Valley Railroad Company.
GEO NJ. KLEIN, Secretary
. np The Stockholders Meeting mer toned in
foregoing notice was held at the time and place
stated above, more than three-fourths of all the
Stockholders of said Company being present.
when, for the purpose of further considering the
proposals for consolidation with other Companies
as above stated an adjournment was had untn
the third Wednesday in October next 1SS2) same
being the 18th of October, 1882, at place stated
above; therefore, said Annual Meeting stands ad-
1ourned TO 18th October, 1852, at the place
above when said matters of consolida-
ton and other subjects win be further considered
r. T. WILSON. President.
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Vermont EIeetiana

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, September T.
Returns on the vote for State officers have
been received from 223 towns. Barstov
lRep.) receives 81, ,156 votes; Eaton (Dem. !.
1892; Martin (Gr.) and scattering, 1440.
Barstow's majority, 1884, with seventeen
towns TO hear from. Same towns in 1880
gave about 10000 more votes. The Demo
Gratis have gained twenty-five members In
the House over 1880. Barstow's majority
will be about 22,OOO.
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FRANCE.
IIrnIE l.nnIPIICATIOG.

PARIS, September THE commander OF
the French feet before Tamatave has taken
steps to prevent the landing OF the cargo oil
the American ship Allen, consisting OF arms
and munitions of war. The American con-
sui at Tamatave has promised not to permit
the landing OF war materials without nouce
rangementa to purchase them before they are
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THOSE who believe there is demand for
the scholar in politics will be pleased to
Iesrn that Prof. D. Cady Eaton, of Yale
College, is a candidate for Congress ION the
Democratic side) in the Second district of
Cnnneeficuk
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INDIAN AFFAIRS.

REPORTS OF THE CHEYENNE OUTBREAK DIS
CREDITED BY ARMY OFFICERS
WASHINGTON, September photographic
advices received here tonight from Generals
Sheridan and Pope cast a doubt upon the
correctness of the published report of the
Northern Cheyenne outbreak. No positive
information, however, relative to the re-
ported trouble has been received from the
military authorities located in the Indian
Territory. Up to a late hour tonight no re-
sponse had been received by Acting. Secretary
Josiyn. of the interior department, from the
Indian agents at the Cheyenne agency.
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GREECE,
,cTJNEs tn coMPRONrTsE-

ATHENS, September THE Turks pro-
pose to compromise the frontier difficulty by
Offering to cede three of the disputed places
70 Greece if the latter will eede to Turkey
the remaining two. Greece refuses to make
the concession, and will mobilize an army if
negotiations fail A force of 1000 men are
held in readiness TO join the troops concen-
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SUSPECTS RELEASED.

Lord Spencer to-day ordered the release
OF the following suspects: The two Whelans,
at whose house in Brabszon street large
seizure of arms was made; Kavanagb, who
was suspected of attempted murder 10 con-
nection With the came affair; Mecta, who
was arrested for participation in the MUIR
der of Bailey, an informer, aud Doyle, Davis
and Keogh, implicated in the Seville place
murder.
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FLOODS AND STORMS
Texas-An Unpreeedentes
Rainfall at San Antonio-Great
Destruction OfPrOPerfy.
The RfO Graude Out of BANKS and
SfIu RIsInx-TerribIs Hurricane
at A usfin.

ST. LOUIS, September 7.-Additional sd-
vices from Texas say that heavy rains have
fallen throughout the northern and north
western paris of the State, and reaching as
far as San Antonio. AT the latter place yes
terday there fell Eve and three-quarters
inches of water. The Csneho river is out of
its banks again, and the towns recently
flooded are again subnrged. Floods are
also reported at Forts stockton and Davis.
At Eagle Pass the Rio Grande has spread all
over the lower part of The town, and people
living on The side of the bluff are preparing
'toanoza- u N. river is higher than ever be-
fore known. Much apprehension is felt for
the safety of life and property in towns
along the lower part Of u, risss, Which nrah are
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Kick from ,he new OrIean. Board OF

New ORLEANS, September The Board
of Health tonight adopted resolution re-
questing the President, Senate and House Of
Representatives to order a special and thor
ongh investigation of the National Board Of
Health, and more especially of its relatioos
to the Board Of Health Of Louisiana and ths
mode in which the National Board ex pended
the public funds in this State
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ASorHER ACCOUNT.

ST. LOUIS, September 1.-The Republiean's
San Antonio special says: The heaviest rain
fall ever known here fell yesterday and last
night, six and quarter inches OF wafer
having fallen. The San Antonio river over
flowed IFS banks in the city and did good
deal of damage 10 properly. The 1nterna-
tional railroad bridge, spanning the Cibilo
river, about twenty miles from here, WAS
carried away, and no trains have arrived or
departed to-day. The military telegraph
line north is prostrated. Reports from Eagle
Pass say the damage there BY the overflow
Is now falling, aud it is hoped The worst is
past. Reports from Brownsville say the
river is still rising there, and the water
over the country. Troops that
were cent from there TO camp to escape the
yellow-fever have been obliged TO build
eVees to protect themselves from the water.
TERRIFIC STORM AT AUsTIN.
Another special from Austia says: A
errltic storm visited that place this morning
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NOTHING YET DECIDED.

Nothing has been decided in regard TO the
Turko- Greek frontier question. 1t is said
that NJ. Condouriotis, the Greek minister at
Constantinople, will have further confer
ence Saturday with Said Pasha, the Turkish
minister of foreign affairs, and it is believed
that if no decision be then reached hostili-
ties will be resumed. 1t is understood that
II. Condouriotis has been instructed not to
yield any of The Eve points in dispute.
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THE SPORTING WORLD.
Baseball.

DETROIT, September 7.--Bostons, 10; De-
troits, 8.
CHICAGO, September 7.-Chicagos, 2;
Troys, L.
ST. LOUIS, September 7.-Cincinnatis, 5;
St. Louis, I.
BUFFALO, September 7.-Buffalos, 10;
Worcesters, 1.
BALTIMORE, September 7.-Alleghenys, z;
Baltimores, 5.
New YORK, September 7.-Metropolitans,
%; Alaskas, o.
CLEVELAND, O., September 7.-Clevelands,
o; Providences, ..
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1910.

TIL gentiles are determined to win at the
polls IN Utah. Ne-t week the names OF all
the Utah polygamists and their wives will
be stricken from the poll Isis, causing de-
crease of 10000 votes at the election of dele
1atts next November
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Heavy Rains at san An,on,o.

SAN ANTONIO, September IA violent
raln-storm commenced at o'clock pm. yes
terday and continued till midnight. The
rainfall amounted to six inches and the
streets are flooded. San Antonio river rose
eight feet. Many houses IN the lower part
OF the city are flooded. San Pedro creek.
passing through the western portion of the
town, rose rapidly, washing away aIl
bridges and houses on its banks,
ana also carried away about fifty
bales of cotton. Oae man is reported
drowned. The International railway suffered
severely between this city and Austin. sew
eral small bridges being destroyed. There
has been no trains over that road today.
San Marcos river is rising rapidly. The Rio
Grande overfowed the towns of Eagle Pass
and Camargo, and is higher than since 1859.
Apprehension is felt for the safety of
Brownsville and Matamoras.
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Another special from Austia says: A
terrific storm visited that place this morning
before daylight. The wind was almost a
hurricane and did great damsge. The capi-
tai building was 90 badly injured that it is
thoug bit ii will have to be rebuilt If SOFT will
cost the State $4,000. Barons creek, south
OF the city overfowed, farms ON its banks
were flooded, fences and crops washed away.
A fouring mill on the creek was washed
away and another badly damaged. The
loss Will amount to many thousand dollars.
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,Sr The Memphis Mutual Aid Society
pays Four-Month Marriage Ben
eft, Twenty-Day Natal Benefit, and
have the strongest One-Day Com
pany in existence. They pay charges
on all applications by telegraph. -s5a
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QUEBEc, September Tone OF the richest
and most valuable blocks in the St. Rochs
suburbs was burned this morning. The
block was bounded by ST. Joseph's church,
Defosses and Crown street. The flames were
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HookER,s ACCOMMoDAT,oN
HE GOES DOWN IN HIS POCKET AND LOANS
UNCLE SAM $1,000.

UNCLE SAM $1,000.
WASHINGTON, September THE bill
passed by Congress appointing special COM
mittee TO investigate and report upon the
propriated $1,000 to defray the expenses of
the committee, but by an oversight on the
part of the trainers of the measure, made the
amount available only after presenting the
vouchers covering the expenses of the COM
mittee. The committee is to meet in Cairo,
ILL.,, November 18th, and in order to obviate
any inconvenience to its members, and in
sure their meeting on the day indicated,
Hooker has placed $1,000
out Of his own personal fund TO their credit
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A PHYSICIAN in Baltimore, Nd, says:
81 consider Browns Iron Bitters the truest and
best medicinal tonic for lost health and general
debility that can be compounded fromlour present
knowledge of drugs
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ALEXANDRIA BAY, N. Y, September T.
Arrangements have been contaminated for
the three mile-race next week between
Courtney, Riley, Teneycke and Elliott, for
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LONDON, September THE Times, in
leading article, says: "The government. in
concluding the military convention with
Turkey, is persuaded that the sultan las
seen the folly of trying any longer TO thwart
the policy of England. Two European pow
ers, at least, have intimated at CONSTANT
nople that England would be perfectly justi-
fed in breaking off the negotiations which
have been 80 wantonly prolonged"
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PoRT SAID, September THE water COM
pany suddenly ceased pumping to-day with
out having given any warming, thus causing
a scare. They had promised to give three
days notice in case il should become neces-
sary to withhold the water supply.
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MANSION HOUSE MEETING.

DUBLIN, September AT a meeting at
the Mansion House to-day, the lord mayor
presiding, resolutions were adopted asking
the lord-lieutenant to commute the death
sentence of Francis Hynes The canon of the
pope denounced the murders in Ireland, but
was told by persons in the audience that the
murders were for the good of Ireland's cause.
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MARRIED..

McBRAYER - -wILDBERGER-on Thursday
evening, September 7th, at the residence of J. B.
Wildberger. by the Rev. N. NJ. Long, Captain L.
B. McBRAYER, of Lawrenceburg, KY, and Miss
AAAsC. WLDBERGER, of this city. No cards.
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THE JOYCE FAMILY MuRDERERs,

Ten persons arrested for completely 10 the
murder of the joyce family, near Cong, re-
Gently, have been committed for trial before
a special commission here. The names oi
the prisoners are Myles Joyce, Patrick Joyce
John 7. Joyce, Patrick NJ. Joyce, all of Cap
panacreeha; Patrick Joyce, of Shanvalley
Patrick Casey, Michael Casey, John Casey,
Anthony Philbin and Thomas Casey.
WILL BE REINsTATED.
Earl Spencer, ord-lieutenant of ireland,
has Aiutim ated that 20S of the 225 dis
missed metropolitan police will be reinstated.
Earl Spencer, in reinststing the dismissed
policsmen, granted them free pardon, but
expressed regret and surprise that they
should have been induced 10 take the steps
they did.
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Treach.ro,s mor,,o..

InvaIids suffering from sluggishness of tn e
SsSton sa ana aeoihty arising from various causes,
nno sure reliei In Browns Iron Bitters.
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ENGLAND

LONDON, September 7.-Rsturns Issued by
the Board of Trade show that during the
month just passed the British imports in
creased, compared with that month in last
year, s424, 1000; while the exports for the
month increased E37S,O0O, as compared with
the corresponding month last wear.
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YELLOW-FEVER.


PENSACOLA, FLA, September Mime
new cases of yellow-fever to-day The Board
OF Health has made an earnest appea for
assistance
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EOzEGN e. AeLGc

delivered on shore in order to avoid any
difficulty with the American government.
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scuIline M.,.h A--..~.,,

New YORK, September 7.-Coney Island
PAGES; Freeze, Jennie ", Sir Hugh, Pima
fore, Hickory Jim, and Woodcock won.
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Conex Island Race

LONDON, September THE Hillsdals
crew say they were never in better condition
than they are now.
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ONLYTWO HUNDRED
Turn Ont in the Republican Stronghold
Of LOudOn to Greet the Hawkins
Combination.
Rum0rs That Fussell is to be Withdrawn
from the CanVass-NO Speaking
at Ripley.

Special TO the Appeal
RIPLEY, September both senators were
suffering from hoarsness, consequently there
was no speaking here to-day. A heavy rain
was falling, but 400 people were present.
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POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.
CaIIforuta f5reeubackers
Nevada Democrats.

back State Convention nominated, to-day,
Thomas ]. McQuiddy for governor unani-
mously
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Profs. Tyndall and Blackie, Sir Noel
Patton, president of the Royal Academy of
Scotland, Messrs. Westlsnd, Marston and
Edwin Arnold, poets, and Thomas Burt, NJ.
P, have added their names 10 the Longfellow
pamori al suhscrintiop
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ON TO THE FRONT.
A General Advance OF the British Or.
dered-Arabi to be Attacked
Monday or Tuesday.
Heavy Losses Of the Egyptians in the
Outpost Engagements-The Anglo
Turkish Convention.

ALEXANDRIA, ,September7.-Them murderer
OF the two Euglishmep, Dobson and Rich
ardson, was hanged this morning by the ma
i've police. de was conducted from Zaptick
through the town, escorted by detachment
OF English troops, who formed a square
around the gallows. The condemned man
walked in a defiant manner. Several hundred
Europeans witnessed the execution, but few
natives were present. When the troops were
Withdrawn, however, the Arabs came out in
larger numbers.
An Arab was caught at Ramleh attempt
ing TO spike guns.
The correspondent of the Nerrs las obtained
from the most reliable source an account OF
the strength of Arab Pasba's army. The
grand total is as follows: Infantry, 46. 600:
cavalry, $1,000; guns, 143; rocket tubes, Is,
and Bedouins, $4,000.
1T is rumored that the ultan offered
Egypt to England two months ago on the
same conditions on which she took Cyprus.
England declined the offer.
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SHIP YOUR RAGS

RON, METAL. BONES. AND ALL GLASSES OF
y Paper stock 70 3; GA AGENT 800 70 us
Shelby street, Memphis Prom pt returns made on
all goods consigned to me. Correspondence 90
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Masonic Notice.
VASSAR COLLEGE.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. complete college
course for women, with Schools of Painting and
Music. and preparatory department. Catalogues
sent. saE1rEtS- l. CALDWELL. d D.. President.
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HNlIO32Ez2slEz
F. W. ROYsTER & co.
Robertson's Business College,
356 Main St, Memphis, Tenn.

open DAY AND EIGHT-FULL BUSINESS
Principal
Once of Public Administrator of Shelby county
Tenn--Counry Courthouse, August II, 1882
FTNHE undersigned having been appointed Admin
Il istrator OF the estate OF John Henry Turner de-
ceased, notice is hereby given TO all persons in
debted 70 said estate. to come forward and set
uei and 70 those 70 whom said estate is indebted,
70 ME their claims with me- duly probated, within
me time prescribed by law, or the same VIII be
forever barred JOHN LOAGUE,
frl
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