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srnr,a seun Rnee.

MAScHEsrER, n. H., July PA three
mile single scnn race was rowed on Lake
Masssssebec, between Fred. Plaisted, George
Hosner and John Tweed, Of Lowell.
Hosmer won by two lengths. Trne-Hosmer,
1904; Plaisied, 1903; Tweed, 1922.
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Hor-fera,s .cia s.bo.paase,

Is a scientific preparation Of the phosphates
so combined as TO be readily taken into and
absorbed by the system. PsmphIet sent free.
Rumford Chemical Work.. Providence. &.
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The ex-Confederate soldiers of Missouri
are TO hold their annual reunion in Sed ALA,
August 18th, and 5000 or 10000 are ex-
pected to be present.
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6raua Labor Demonstration AT Toronto.
TORONTO, July 22-The trades and labor
demonstration to-day was one of the hnesl
sffsirs OF The kind ever witnessed in the Do
minion. All the trades were represented.
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ESTA 1910.

The New York Star neatly remarks: at
is quite true; Rsbesen may claim the honor
of being called the father of American
knayery"
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no,r5 To ALEXANDRIA

TIE AMERICAN coEsuLrGEsERAL In EGYPT
HEARD FROM.
wAsHHeroN, July 22-The state depart
ment ia advised by the acting consul gen.
eral of the Uaited States that he has moved
from Cairo TO Alexandra. 1t is understood
that whatever Americans remain in the in.
terror Of Egypt are at some distance in the
rear of Arabijs army, and it Is believed have
not sufered. The department of state has
telegrsphed, asking whether anything further
can be done 10 protect American citizens.
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CAPITAL WINS.
The Great strike AT Cleveland Ended
The Men AcknSwIedge Them
selves Defeated, and
A SIX 90 be Taken Back at the Old wages
The New York Freighf-Bandiers
Also Losing GrOuud-
Graua Labor RemoR

NEW YoRK, July 22.-The deck-hand:
and aremeu of the Albany line OF steamers
demsnded an increase of wages and were
diamisasd
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TAKE Ayers Pills for all the purposes of
Pnrgstise, fer constipation, indigestion,
hesdsche and liver complaint, By universal
accord ths5 are the beat of all purgaiives for
family use.
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rostructed for Manning.

Special 70 the Appeal.l
OxIoED, MISS, July 22.-Oxford and
large majority OF the county haze instructed
their delegates TO vote for-EAs. II. Rrraniug
for Congress-.
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INyALrDs should prevent their iiseasa from
gaining ground by using Browns Iron Bitter Il
stops decay, keeps the blood warm, and siyes tne
sraaciated forma new lease Of Life.
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/. prelt., HeId eo. ,x.
AL fnr Inra

prrRssUKG, Va, July 22.-Richard Gar
land. sho killed Joseph Abdiscon in a duel,
81 ior murder without bail.
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Commodore schnEesaf On his way

YOKOHAMA, July 6.--Conmodone Schu-
feidt is now in Yokohama, on his way to
Washington with the new Coresn treaty. He
is reported 10 declare emphatically that his
notorious letter TO Sargent was not intended
for publication, and that Sargent violated
confidence in publishing It.
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MEMPHIg oosIMANDERY. No. !. k.r. =
II. @. B. B.
Unity Lodge, No. 2I7, K. of II.
A. @. u. w.

SLUFF CITY LODGE No. 2a-Will meet to-mor-
ID row fa0EpAX9-Fisht az O'Clock. address
by the Rev Eugelc Daniel
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That before long canal will be con-
strucied at the LIST hmus, allowing vessels to
pass from the Atlantic to the Plcific ocean,
is clear. That when this canal is constructed
1t shou d be as short one a. the nature of
the ground will admit of 10 also evident. Ii
there Is one Thing more than another that is
obvious In the whole undertaking it is that,
IL possible, the canal should be unobstructed
by locks, and be direct way from sea to
sea. DeLesseps, the greatest engineer living,
declares an open, unobstructed canal TO be
necessary and possible, statemen ut not ts be
lightly Get aside when coming from such
source. Congress has had put before it
proposition to take part in constructing a
canal in Nicaragua that is OF great length,
and, though passing through country sub-
jsci to earthquakes, the canal will have
several locks. On the face of things the
Nicaraguan plan is hardly an inviting one.
The subject Is one of great interest 10 the |
United States; our future prosperity. our |
ready access to the States on the Pacific |
slopes matter that in case OF war might |
become one Of supreme moment-should |
govern our action upon the subject. The
DSRai Tor US Is ofthe utmost importsnce isea
5eisI 1psnt OF view. but in q nstionsl
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$Ss"MANY silly people despise the pre-
cious, not understanding it." But no one de-
spises Kidney Wort after having given it a
trial. Those who have used 1t agree that it
Is by lar the best medicine known. Its
action IS prompt, thorough and lasting.
Don't take pills and other mercuriaIs that
poison the system, tut by using Kidney
Wort restore the natural action of all the
organs.
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Monmouth Park Races.
d LII. 0l IL

MONMOUTH PARK, July 22.-Fra Race
One mile. Parole won; Clara D. second,
Strathspy third. Time-1 :43s.
Second Race.-Three-qusrters of a mile.
Bella won; Woodfower second, Lehit Due
third. Time--I:16f
Third Race-One mile and a quarter.
Jack of Hearts won; Girofe second, Itaska
third. Time-2:11.
Fourth Race-Mile and three-quarters
Fair Count won; Monitor second, Malise
third. Time-3:063.
s Fyth Roce.-Three- quarters of mile. Con-
slantine won; Sir Hugh second, Memento
third. Time-1:14.
Sixth Race.-Eeven-eigbtb of a mile. Hos
podar won; Vampire second, Victory third.
Tme--l :33. -------
.Sesesth hace.-Hurdie race, one mile aud
quarter. Kitty Clark won; Frank Shaw
second, james Hunt third. Time-2:2Sa.
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DIED.

JAcKsoN-Jaly Is 1852. MAEIA JACKSON. wife
OF Frank Jackson. aged fifty -four years. she was
horn In Wilkes county, Ga. washington (Gsl
papers please copy
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Aajourn'd Meeting Of ofstockhoIders
Mg gHx
Memphis & Charleston r. r. Co.

UTHEREAs, The Ger-enfiez Il z<orzlp5lder1
wv in the Memphis and Charleston - iI0ac|
Com pany, whicl met - ne c1fIc Icf the Bird Of
Directors Of ssi9 COM "a Nenrtis. Ie1HI-, on
tbe 22d day Of func ~ ua1r1nIouF so1s 3D.
jourued 70 NEE lu p iIle AS on b e f1artn
Tuesday IA Aue1z
Now, tberefosc, hereby giFru tSat he
stoekhoidez IL sinBhls ara Char SION
Railroad Cor1psIs lne-l. puf.usut % aii1nIr
17ert, IA HUST5FI1-4E. LA. on
Tuesday, 1iss I'D Bay - GsGust, 1852,
% consider and yCss Uposs proposition of o0uEci-
toEtlon Of the Meup.-i8 ed Char. .esten zli H1zat
Tennessee, ViIgfrt1 Enc GcOrsia r. sllsond Con.
p6nies and tc tTznEac- sCy aud al ofaeF an1ucfs
vkicb may come ces9Te Len, the Elae 4 g Z
regular annual rzefting.
The Company aEe1ig 1t tae ssFerz. siaficas Will
furnish stcckhoeers win tree pssses p and lr9Ha
tho meeting e X GkU&E-
Secretary OF 1he Memphis aHdCiGtrestsn trikoaf
ConraEY scl Se-ssetETT % lee r.x,e1<lg rcr9f
Convent.sn. which nie- in Nsrpsl1. fs1p-,
June p. iS5l - ts.I-,...
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Ing.
CHICAGO, July 22.-Sevenih day OF the
Chicago summer trotting meeting; extra day.
Weather bright and warm, no wind. Track
fast. Attendance good.
First Race.-Sweepstskes, $3.50 each, with
$1,000 added by the association. Won by
Croxie with ease. Summary: Groxie, l. /,
1; Overman, 3, 2, 2; Abe Downiog, 2, A, 4;
King William, 4, 3, g., Time--3:zs, 2:2zfi
2:25 = is.ssss
eaah.wil6 5000 sddsd BY the associstion.
Monroe Chief was the fxvorite. Scioia
Thomas second choice. The race. was short
sad sharp. Black Cloud showed himself
yesy speedy horse, getting record STR
passed by but one stallion in The country In
the lsst heat Monroe Chief was tapped on
the winner, showing he has lost none of his
speeo, Tor ne certainly beat his record of
2:1Sf in point OF sustained speed Tor three
heats. 1t was one of the best stallion races in
the history Of the uotting turf. Summary
Black Cloud, !, j, L; Monroe Chief, 8, 2, 2;
Sciota Thomas, 2, 3, 8. Time-2:l9, 2:1S2,
2:174.
I.ssra Race.--Three-minute class purse.
$1,000. Summary-Jim Bowman, 1, /, /;
Reel, 8, 4. 2; Billy, 3, 5, 3; Ike Shepherd,
O. z. 3; Henderson, 4, 3, 4. Time-2:303,
2:3oi, szzee.s
The association clears between $is, coo and
S20, 900 on the meetisg
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Cotton Gin Drivers

- An Extraordinary improvement in
Ginhouse Mule, Horse and Ox-Powers,
patented March, 1882. A postal card
addressed to the Ed. COTTON-GIs
DRIVER WORKS, Louisville, Ky, will
give you convincing evidences Of the
great value Of this improvement.
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BR0WNsvILLE. TENN.
feCsiasxe-PoIisicaI Meetings
Tho Crops-Personsl Menfion.

Special Correspondence of the Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, July 22.-We are to have
new college. The old Baptist College build
ing is undergoing repairs, and will be fitted
up in modern style and called the Browns.
vile Female College. P. H. Eager, A. NJ.
of Mississippi, has accepted the presidency
and will be assisted by a competent corps oi
teachers. No effort will be spared TO make
this school irst-class institution. II. B.
Folk is president and A. NJ. Austin secre.
tary of the Board of Trustees.
Handbills posted about town say that q
"grand barbecue and basket dinner" will be
given on the Bell farm, near Belns Depot,
Crockett county, August 2. 1882. That great
trio of Observation-Disclosures Bate and
Beasley-.have been invited, and are ex-
pected to attend"
As the August election approaches, the
canvass for Office in this county grows ex-
citing. A sheriff, assemblyman, trustee and
County Court are to be elected. For the
responsible office of trustee there are three
candidates, Messrs. Lyle, Taliaferro (col-
ored) and Patterson-the latter Democrat,
the present deputy trustee, and man whose
claims to the office should be inspected
through non-partisan spectacles.
The congressional candidates speak here
to-day. and the yeomanry pour into town by
every road. A local paper calls upon these
gentlemen 10 say whether or not they are
with the bolters. 1 know of some Sls,e-
credit men who are heart and soul for enc of
these candidates, who is an zvowed Low-tax
man. So The call, il strikes me, not only for
this but for other reasons, is out Of order.
Mr. R. T. Boswell snd family leave this
city next week for Dexter, Mo-, their future
nome. Brownsville parts with Mr. Boswell
with sincere regret, SIS she loses in him one
Of her best citizeus.
T.aaa Esr aasfaf1nt
stste paid Brownsville visit last week.
Messrs. z. A Keeling, Ed. Buchanan and
B. Cage, all of Memphis, visited this city
last Sunday.
In some parts Of this county crops ars
suffering for rain. uHURIEI.
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Insosvent Notice.

J. L F1-E ia ell
y 4. CAAPBELIA---.-----s.-. tice- -ffez1dE nj
z y EgDso fret4r{ and 15ssSpser
REFzszscss-6or. Lorrf, cniefJnstsse Cksi.
ulers. Gen =. 2: George. 3 8 Senator; MAJ. L
HAFssdAie, Jackee1: ese- y. =. FestherEfon, Holly
sprlngs. Col r. o. Eetucs1s. Aberdeen ard he
oEtl1:scf fAs z1<t< s.fd o. 'Yezoo county
fsrfr p<f r7.f 1f III 1EHadf daSs fE set s.sfdeos
Rsee4s< fz4f fDf ar beDett Of paerabeTz. which
"a kes r<zszslder - tsf ta 81 cther composites
: Two tspEFtr1c9tS-cfstIsct and sefArate-o1e
i5- @hlfz<. TIE othfr for coscred people
s<rE.az--cfIFcIELL, 80 n south Court street,
rzzr psi y. Ienr.. General Agezf for Western -
Ir<t 80 sdo1n letters foz ageaey fsr fhat secfion
sfenld be addressed. For other teEritory Ktdress
hcme once. Live sgenE wanted eVeryTEere.
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no RAILR0Ap CONTRACTORS.

YAzoo AM NfssIssfFPI VALLEY RAuEo1D Co.. Z
scEeos. Mss july B, ffltz.
DkOPOSAI1s rlI he received untii Friosy, Au-
L gust 1eth AZ = "a, for the Clearing, GrlbblDg,
Grading and br1d Ifng u tne Yezoo ard Mississippi
Valley Rafiruao l0n Jaekson, hiss,, ~ Yazoo
City, distAbce abaHt forty i've miles. sJef1dca-
tons. mas ss1. 1.lt rl5lilz OF the work 10
seen On and +tt u .iist At The ofice Of mo
Company Eok3ns se-s - elIs4- ?. Farrar, al lack
son, Mics. Tn ssrrL b. divided into sactiQnH
of about i've Ssiss., fni con 1sesors may bid for
one OF more SCI n-it- AJAX j. very desirable w9fE.
and worth q e srHeut n al confractorf- bi1s
should be addr.rgr1 1glccrSianed "a t1e c0un-
pany's ofice a. gzrEs4t hi-g 1he rghl ~ Ie-
served 10 reject srs o. ~ bids
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ENGLAND.
THE ARREARS BILL.

LONDON, July 22-In the Commons the
arrears bill passed third reading, and in the
Lords it was read for The first time
At the meeting OF Conservative peers at
Lord Salisbury's residence yesterday to con-
slder the course to be adopted on the arrears
rent bill, Lord Salisbury stated that in con-
sequence of the gravity of foreign affairs he
could not recommend the peers to bring
about crisis in the domestic questions BY
rejecting the bill.
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Organized and Chartered Under the L
OSCAR WOODBRIDGE President.
". L. RAY, Secretary and TreasuFer
THE suREsT AND Simplest PLAN. BEN NEfII
TaE ONLY COMPANY in which cost OF me1noersi
THE LARGEST SECURITY FUND OF any similar
THE ONLY COMPANY that win stand asainst .
or addreSs " L. kAE. Secretary % aa trea.
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943 PrIzes, amounting SO %
Tickets, 81. Halves, 81.
ALL PRIZES PAID ON PRESENTATION.
In the Whole History of

ALL f6i1Eo fAiD w &fsornIAIlOa.
COMPANY, General Agents. 12l3 Broadway, New
York City, 6S E. Randolph street, Chicago Ills, ,
,r JOHN B. NANDEZ, Savannah, Ga.-.
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Chickasaw Matrimonial Association

r the Laws of Teanessee, Iuly II, 1889.
G. HOWARD, General Msnagel-
rer r. B. CUKREY General Agent.
;E.S EFIT5 AFTER FOUR MONTHS.
bership be Cciputsc Tor any -e sth OF unit
' similar orraniEsiior.
against every possible contingency.
liberaf contracts viii he glvI- For Information call Oh
a treasurer. % $. Gss.rl 81 as...l..at-. Ies....
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1882-11-23

4 SAD accident occurred few miles
north Of this city Monday afternoon by
which a respected citizen, MIR. j. 5.
Kern lost his life. Mr.. Kern was living
on what is known rs the old Leyins
place. and that day had been away to
purchase a horse lie was returning
home ami had reached point about a
quarter OF mile from the house when
the accident occurred He was at he
time riding one horse and leading re
new one just how the accident hap
penod will never be known rs Mr.. Kern
was not able TO state part, liars before
death. but ii is supposed he was pulled
otrthe horse he was riding and while on
the ground the horse in trying to break
away kicked him on the head The
blow was a terrible one breaking nearly
every bone on that side of he face and
fraoturiug the base Of the brsin Yet,
notwithstanding these horrible injuries
Kern arose and walked to his house.
fainting as he crossed the doorstep.
Medical assistance was summoned and
DrS Hassel and Barber did what they
could 70 relieve the sufferer but it was
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LEGAL NOTICES.
FORECLOSURE sALE--MIcHELL, ct al.

FORECLOSURE SALE-MIcHELL, ct al.
State OF Wisconsin County Of Grant--ss.
Jchn Huntington, Plaintiff, vs. elizabeth Mich
ell widow Of Henry Michel, deceased. also
execatril of the last will and testament OF said
Henry Michel, deceased A ,nes Rogers (born
Michellj and Edward Rogers herhusband, Joseph
Michel, Sidwell J. Taylor tborn MichelD and
Thomas w, Taylor her husband, Thomas II.
Mienell, John b. Michel Josephine Michel Ann
Michel, William H. Michel Nicholas T. Mich
ell and Henry f. Michel, children and only sur
wing heirs at law of said Henry Michel. de-
ceased, the National Bank OF Galena. William
Thomas, Timothy Cottingham and August
Habich, Defendants
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance of judgment Of foreclosure and or
der of sale, rendered at a general term of the
Circuit Court Of Grant county, Wisconsin. held
IN the court house in the city of Lancaster, in
said county, on the 10Th day of September A ID.
1881 and the time allowed by law fer redemption
having expired and no redemption having been
made therein. the undersigned, Sheriff of Grant
county. Wisconsin, viii, on the 10Th day of De-
cember, A. ID. 1882 at one o'clock in the after
noon, at the front door Of the residence OF the
late Henry Michel, deceased, on the premises
hereinafter described. offer for sale and sell TO
the highest and best fidder or bidders for cash,
the following described mortgaged premises or
so much thereof may be sufficient to RAJ Sc the
amount due the plaintiff for principal. in crest
and costs together with the expense of sale towit
the following lands in Grant county, Wisconsin,
VIZ The west half OF the northwest quarter Of
section No thirty-fve l36), In town Ne. two t2l.
north, OF range one (), west; also the east half
OF the northeast quarter of section No thirty
fonr t34), in town No. two 90 north. of range No
one a. west; also the west half of the northeast
quarter Of section No. thirty-four (3D in town
No. two (2l north of range No. one ID west
saving and excepting ten (10) acres in square
form out of the southwest quarter Of last de-
scribed tract, heretofore decided to one e. Crab
tree; and il is further ordered that said Sheriff
In making said sale shall offer and sell said prop
erty in the following order until sufficient shall
be realized to pay said plaintiffs Judgment, costs
and accruing costs, viz: First the west q of nwA
Of section No. 30, town 2, range one; second the
west half OF the northeast a Of section "a, town
?, range l, except said 10 acres out of the south
west corner of said tract; and, third, the ca OF
neA OF section No. "a, town 2. range 1, west or
so much thereof as will satisfy said judgment,
costs and accruing costs and disbursements
Dated Sherif's office, Lancaster, october 90
A. ID. 1882 JOHN f. LANE,
Sheriff Grant Co., Wis.
A. W. BELL. Plaintiffs Attorney.
p. o. Address: Platteville, Grant Co, Wis.
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EIoRECLosURE sALE-DAvlD. Ct al.

state of Wisconsin, County of Grant-ss. Cir
cult Court.
Fitch j. Bosworth. Bedford b. Hopkins and
Edward G. Hopkins Plaintiffs against Joseph W.
David, Jennie II. David. Isaac +. David, Chris
TOPPER c. David, Ralph Woodward. Z. b. Hanna,
William L. Smith Judson A. Roundy, Sidney
Hauxhurst, John Coumbe and +. David, Defend
ants.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue and in
pursuance of Judgment Of foreclosure and or
der of sale, rendered ON the 14th day of Septem-
ber A. ID. 1881, at general term of the Circuit
Court for Grant county, Wisconsin, held in the
court house in the city Of Lancaster Grant conn
ty, Wisconsin, and the time allowed by law for
redemption having expired, and no redemption
having been made therein, the undersigned
Sheriff of Grant county. Wisconsin, WILL on the
10th day of November, A. ID. 1882 at one O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day at the front door of
the Smalley House in the village of Mnscoda
Grant county, Wiscons sin. offer for sale and sell
to the highest and best bidder or bidders for
cash. the following described mortgaged prem
ises, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to
raise the amount due the plaintiff for principal
interest and costs together with the expense of
sale, to-wit: The east half of lot three 81 in
block number one hundred and forty-two 142) ,
in the village of Mnscoda, according to the re-
corded plat thereof.
Dated Sheriff g Office, Lancaster, Wis, Septem-
Der -, 1882.
JOHN +. LANE,
Sheriff Grant Co., Wis.
WINFIELD and A. A. L. SMITH, Pitts. Attys.
n
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The Coach-Whip Band. of Dubuque,
will furnish the music for the dance at
Hyde's Hall next Wednesday evening,
Thanksgiving eve. With such attrac-
tons how can any remain away They
cannot and as consequence everybody
and his girl i. expected to be present.
1t is the one occasion of a lifetime,
make the most of ii.
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EsTATE- HENRY scHNALBERRr, Deceased

ESTATE-IIENRY ScHMALBERRY, Deceased.
State of Wisconsin, County Court of Grant
County-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given, that at the December
term Of the County Court to be held in and for
said County. at the Court House in the City of
Lancaster, in said County on the first Tuesday
of December, A. u 1882. the following matter
Will be heard and considered: The application
Of Henry Reisel, administrator of the estate of
Henry Schmalberrv, late OF the town Of Hickory
Grove in said county. deceased. for settlement
and allowance Of his final account such ad-
ministrator, the assignment of the residue of
said estate and his discharge
BY order of the Court,
WM- MCG0SiGAL, County Judge.
Dated November 8, 1882. 36w3