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pie with crushing load of burdensome,

pie with q crushing load of burdensome,
cankering taxation.
In 1862 congress passed an act creating
sinking fund for the reduction of our
public debt, but the reduction of the debt
has far outstripped the require
ments of the sinking fund
act. This sinking fund acS was passed
to establish confidence in the government
creditor that stated, reliable, and GER
tain progress would be made in the pay.
ment of the debt. What propriety or ne
cessity, then, to burden the people with
taxation to go beyond the requirements
of that act? The government gets a
little cheap glory by in
aicting heavy and unjust
burden upon the people, to show how rich
we are, and of what great financial posi-.
bilities we are capable. The credit of the
nation will be sufficiently we'll maintained
if we meet fairly, and do not 60 beyond
our assumed engagements.
There is another view to be taken.
Those who hold government bonds
hold them as secure investments of thei1
money. These bondholders do not require
the payment of these bonds. They prefe,
they should lie unpaid, as permanent in
vestments. There is, therefore, no urgency
in fastening forward the payment OF
the public debt to the augmentation
of the burden of taxation.
A nation in debt, with an enormous and
burdensome system of taxation, is as much
exposed to extravaganza and corrupt uses
of the public money, as a nation out O,
debt. and our own government at the pres
ent time is an illustration of this stubborn
fact.
The people are crying halt in this di
rection. The extravagant, reckless, cor
rupt appropriations of the last session oil
congress aroused them to action, and the
earnest and emphatic utterances Of last No
vember it would be well to duly heed. Lei
the payment of the public debt take rest
or at least least let its rapid extinction be
postponed. The government has the right
and the power to adopt the policy of post
ponement, and violates no moral obliga-
ticn in so doing. Such course will raise
no clamor among government
creditors, and will secure
the hearty appreciation of the tax-payine
people. to whom this reversal of the fnan
cial policy of the government is due.
Taxation must be vigorously reduced
public expenditures must be rigidlJ
abridged, and from one to two hundred
millions OF dollars left with the people
instead of being drawn out in taxation al
now, and thus receive great relief every
where.
Extravaganza, corruption, and conse
quent duplex taxation is the rock upon
which the Republican party has split. Lee
the Democrats now coming into powsl
profit by the fate of suicidal, expiring
party.
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Ohio CrOnS.

COLUMBUS, o., Dec. 6.-The forthcoming
December crop report of the state board OF
agriculture will give the following final
estimates fer the year, based on the re-
ports from 700 townships: Wheat, acres
sown 2,741,56o; condition 81; damaged by
fly per cent; corn, total bushels for
1882, 93,527,743; oats, 16,732,1 pota-
toes 6,141, 725; tobacco 27,224, 49l lbs; hay
2,9Os,296 tons; sorghum $4,000 gallons.
Percentage of crops compared with 1881.
corn 116; rye 100; oats 81; barley r.; to-
bacco 1O1; hay 1872; sorghum 1o1. Condi-
tons of farm animals 10; hogs sold at
ss per cwt, last years sale. The estimated
yield of corn much higher than the Septem-
Der estimate, owing to excellent fall
weather for ripening that planted late. The
estimate of potatoes is much lower, owing
to the damp weather, etc. Pastures are in
better condition than for many years.
Reports of wheat badly damaged will re-
duce the total of sound wheat below the
September estimate of 100000.
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The storm of yesterday and last night
prostrated the telegraph wires in every
direction, and it was only with extreme
difficulty and circuitous routes that news
from the outside world could be obtained.
The special GLOBE wire was among those
Frustrated, and, as consequence, we are
obliged to go to press without our usual
special features. Our Associated Press
dispatches are also greatly curtailed, but
an endeavor has been made to supply the
deficiency with interesting miscellany.
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The Globe on the Trains.

The G1oEE has always been supplied to the
news men OF the trains, but at the previous size
encountered difficulties which do not now need
to be recounted. At the present size it ought to
be found every where. Parties who cannot IL
the future obtsin it on the trains or of news
dealers Viii c. nfer a favor by reporting the mat
ter tothis Office with particulars.
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The suggestion of the secretary of the
water commissioners that the water tax
should be doubled will not meet with very
popular favor. The city certainly should
be able to do as well by the people as the
private company was in the habit of doing
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tits stated in army circles that the retire
mentof Col. Theo. Laidley is caused by feud
Of several years standing between that Of
ficer General Bennett, chief of ordnance.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES

Seven issues per week, delivered by carrier,
nail or Implied by newsdealers-ONE DOLLAR
PER MONTH.
Six issues per week (omitting Sunday by
mall as follows:
Ore month, 80 cents; three months, $3.50;
ak u.c1tioe, IS; twelve months, $40. Postage
IL prepaid on sll papers sent by mail.
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The funeral of Rear Admiral Stanley,
United States navy, who died Tuesday
night, will occur to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-12-07

The double turretted iron monitor Puri-
tan was successfully launched at Chester
yesterday morning.
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1t is thought the diplomatic appropria-
ton bill will be the next one reported to
the house,
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ments of The party. The day dawn of
better crisis in our public affairs, and in
official life, we trust, steadily approaches.
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CONGRESSIONAL,
Senate.

senate.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 6.-Mr. Sherman pre-
sented petitions of citizens of Ohio for
the passage of bill to increase pensions
to those who lost an arm or leg in the SER
vice.
Mr.. Ingalls, presented similar petitions
from citizens of Kansas.
Bills were introduced by Mr.. Anthony to
prohibit the use of the capitol for other
than legitimate purposes. Referred.
A bill was offered by Mr.. Chilcott for the
erection of a public building in Pueblo,
Col.
At the close of the morning hour Mr..
Plat called up his resolution of yesterday
asking the commissioner of pensions to
furnish information in reference to the
pension roll and the probable effect upon
it of the passage of the pending bill to in
crease the pension of persons who lost an
arm or leg in the service, or who are suffer-
ing from equivalent disabilities. After
discussion and amendment directing the
commissioner to furnish complies list of
persons borne on the roll, the resolution
was adopted.
Mr.. Sewell gave notice that he would
call up at an early date the bill for the re-
lief of Fitz John Porter.
The senate took up the bill to establish
a uniform system of bankruptcy and Mr..
ingalls, proceeded to explain its provisions.
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ILNII5LONNKECNHr'
For All.
TO SELL A HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE

NNllE poor rs we'll rs the rich, the oil as
Il well as tho young, the wife rs we'll as
the ht soahhi the young maiden as well us the
boy, may just as we'll earn few dollars in
honest employment, as TO sit around tho hou"e
and wait for others TO earn il for them. We
can give you employment, all the time, o,
during your spare hours only; travelling, or
in your own neighborhood, among your
friends and acquantances. IF you do not
care for employment. Nc can impart valuable
information to you free of cost. 1t will cost
you only one cent fora Postal card to write
for our Prospectus, and il may be the means
Of making yon good many dollars.
D5 not neglcet this opportunity. You do
not hhte 10 invest large sum of money, and
run great risk of losing it.. You will readi-
~ see that it will be nm easy matter to max c
from $40 to 500 n week, and establish lu-
crative and independent business honorable,
straightforward and profitable. Attend to
this matter now, for there is money in il for III
who engage with us. We will surprise YOU
and you will wonder why you never wrote to
us before. We send full particulars free
Address BUCKEYE MEG co
(Name this paper) Marion, Ohio.
sept 30, 1881 Gn
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j. n. ROBSON G& SON.
Commission Merchants and Dealers in
Fertilizers,
GS EAST BAY.
CHARLEsToN, November 8, 1881.

4 T the commencement Of another business
IN ycnr we acknowledge with pleasure the
patronage and confidence of our planting
friends.
BOiSON'S COTTON AND CORN FERTILI
ZER, ROBSON'S COMPOUND ACID PIIOS-
PLATE, have given very gratifying satisfac.
tiuni Our Cotton MID C0tn Fertilizer is Of
the hiehcst standard. 1t contains among
other valuable ingredients 3 per cent. Of Am
monin, per cent of Potash, Ii per cent
of available Phosphate. Having Btcn among
the first TO Introduce Guano in this State, VIC
can confidently refer to our planting friends
that during the series Of years we have sold
them Manures we have always Civ, II pure
article. Every Manure is tested. We otfrl.
the above Fertilizers for cash, time ur cotton
Planters ordering Immediately will he al
lowed 10 the lst Of April to decide which they
prefer. cash Or time. An order for n carload
of ten tons will be sent free Of drayagc, for a
less amount 81 per ton will be charged.
nov ~, 1881 IL 9m
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R. A. CHILD
y1 \ ! /. g .
HOW Lost, HOW Restored ?

UST published, n new edition of Dr.
O ChhvEitwELL's Celebrated Essay on the
radical cure of Sperma orrhma or Seminal
Weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses. I'M
potency, Mental and Physical Incapacity,
lmpediments 70 Marriage, etc.; also, Con
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by self
indulgeucc or sexual cXlravngance, &c
The celebrated author, In this admirable
Essay, clearly demonstrates, from II thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences Of self abtse ihay be radically
cured; pointing out mode nf cure Mt once
simple, certain, and etTeclu |, by means Of
~hch every sufferer, no matter what his
condition may be, may cure himself chcaply,
privately, and rndEally.
DE@4v This Lecture should be in The iads
of every youth and every man in the land
Sent under seal, in n plain envelope, to any
address. post paid, OH receipt of six cents or
two postage stamps. Address
'Tsae CEg gv&rgveil NEeGEica9 Go.
IL Ann ST., New York. N. Y,
Posoticc Box, $50.
jim 5, 1882 IL 1y
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ Notice is hereby given, that will ap-
ply to y. l.. Dnrant, Probate Judge fo, pick
ems County, on saturday, 4rh dmy of Febru-
ary, 1882, for leave to make n final settle.
thent with my ward, EMMA +. LATHEM.
minor, aud ask TO be discharged thercfrom as
Guardian.
}. ROBERT LATHEM, Guardian.
jan 5, 1882 s.. 16 tx
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Ca tn artic Pills

Combine tho choicest cathnrtic principles
IN medicine, i'll proportions accurately al.
1nstScd to secure activity, certainty, and
Of years Of careful study and practical en-
pertinent, and arc tho most tlfcctual rem
edy yet discovered for diseases caused by
deroigemGnt of the stomach, liver, and
bowels, which require prompt hml effGct,al
treatment. AYEus PIIrS arc specially
applicable to this tlass Of diseases. They
act directly on the digestive and asSirlf-
iatiyG processes, and restore regular
healthy action. Their extensive use by
Physicians in their practice; and by all
civilized nations, Is one of the many
proofs OF their value rs a safe, sure, and
pcTectly foliahlo. pltrgativo medicincl
Being compounded Of the concentrated
they are positively free from calomrl or
any injurious properties, and can he admn-
istcrod to children with perfect safety.
AYERS PILLS arc an cffcctual euro for
Constipation or C0stivcncss, Indigcs.
ton, Dyspepsia, Loss of Appetite,
Hoadaclic, Loss of Memory, Numbncss,
!$iii0usness, JaundicC, Rheumatism,
Eruptions and Skin Diseases, Dropsy,
Tumors, Worms, Neuralgia, Collie,
Pilcs, Disorders Of tho Liver, and ali
other diseases resulting from disordcrcd
State OF the digestive apparatus.
AS Dinner Pill they have iio cqtiai.
While gentle in their action, these Pills
hre the most thorough and searching catllar-
tic that can he employed, bnd never givd
pain Unless tho bowels are intIamcd, and
then their influence is healing They stmrl=
late the appetite and digestive organs; they
operate to purify and enrich the blood, and
iInpart renewed health and vigor 70 tho
whole system.
Prepared by Dr. ]. G. Aver B. Co.,
Practical md Analytical Chemists.
Lowell, Mass.
BOLD ny ALL DRUGGISTS EvERY#nEBh.
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Only ThirtY nays, TriaI

We will send Dir. Dyes Celebrated Electro
Voltaic Belts and other Electric Appliances
on trial for thirty daysto young men and
older persons who are afflicted with Nervous
Debility Lost Vitality, etc, guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration of vig-
or and manhood Also for Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Paralysis, Liver and Kidney dificnl.
ties, Hhpiures, and many other diseases. IL
lustrated pamphlet sent free. Address Voltnio
Belt Co., Marshall, Mich.
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Notice of Sale.

WILL sell ut pablo ohcry. to The highest
a bidder, for cash, on TUESDAY the 8lst
! gay OF january, 1882, ut my residence OH
Twelve Mile river, three miles West of Pick.
ems C"H., the following Property, TO wit: J.
400 BUSHELS OF conn,
Fodder Shuoks, Peas,
WHEAT, Rye, Cotton Seed,
Mules atid Horses.
Wagons and Farming implements,
CATTLE, Hogs aid Sleep,
Nine Stands Of Bees,
Household and Kitchen Fhrnit,fre.
ALSO,
IA FAT HOGS, ready 10 slaughter.
This.property can be treated for privately
at any time Before hy Of sale.
NANCY r. ANDERSON.
jan 8, 1882 IN
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Complaint for Partition. &,

DY virtue Of n Dccrcta Order. made in
- tic above eauso, by his Hon. \. P. Al.
drich' Presiding Judge. will affer for sale
nt PGhliE Outcry, before the Court House
door in the Town of Pckcns, OF Salesday in
Fcbrudry next,
All hat Tract or Parcel Of Land, living on
both sides Of Chastnin's Mill Creek, wat crs q:
oo'c'idt river, containing 24lJ Acres, less
about One Hundred Acres. more or less laid
off to Tile widow. being the House and Lands
ah,ve and around.
Plat Ct that which is to be sold, will be ex.
hibitcd oil day Of sale.
TEHMS-One half cash. balance ON n crel-
1t OF twelve mon!hs from day of sale, credit
portdh to be secured by The bond of the pur
chaser and mortgage Of the premises.
Purchasers TO pay for papers.
jan IL. 1882 II
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Notice to Debtors G. Crediters

4 LII persons having demands against tho
N estate Of GEO. W. MoWHoRfER, de-. o
ceased, will present them at eOnoe propcriv
proved to>tlit undersigned, or be forever bar.
red OF al! claim against the said estate; and
come forward and settle the same.
WM. W. MsWHORTER, Adm,r
jan 10, 1882 l8
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN Notice is hereby given that wil apply
10 .. l.. Durant, Probate Judge foe Pickefs
County, on the Oath day Of january 1882, for
leave to make final settlement 1f the estate
OF GIDENON ELLIS, Sr. dGccascd, and ask to
be discharged thcrcFrom.
JESSE II. ELLIS, Executor.
dee Is, 1881 ii
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NJ Office OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ Notice is hereby given, that will apply
to o. L. Dnrant. Probate Judge for Piokens
County, on Thursday, 23d day of February.
next, for leave to make final settlement with
my Wafds VAN 6. and ELL As F. ELLISON,
and ask to be dischatgcd thcrcfroft.
jan s, 1885 ID "''"'
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NOTICE OF FINAL SErftEMENT.
1N Notice is hereby given that will attbly
TO ~ 4. Duraht, Probate Judge for PiUksns
County, for leave to make fnil settlement
on Saturday The 2lst day OF Jart.mIy 1882,
and ask TO be discharged therefrom.
dee 10, 1881 IL T
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ii. with g Railroad fl ON CLnrlerich.
win Nilmihgt on, COLIN his mud Augusta
Rnilrond from Wilmington and all
points North thereof:
with & a lInilrona front charlotte Hha
all points North thereof
d. with Ashcville and Spartanburg Railroad
Tor points in Western North Carolinni
c. with Atlanta and charlotte Division Rich
mond and Dnnville Railway for AtS
lnnln and all points south and west.
ID. with Atlanta and charlotte Division Rieh.
n otlu and Dahtille railway from Ata
lanta hitd btyohd
E. with Atlanta and charlotte biz ison Ric1,a
mond and Dnnville Railroad for all
points south and west
F. with Rniiroad for Cihfltstoil
With Wilmington. Columhin md AngutsA
Railroad for Wilmington and the Nsr,h
With charlotte, columbia aud Augusta
Railroad for Charlotte and the North
a. With Ashcvillc and Srnrtanburg Rnilrend
from Ich,ltrsohtille
II. With Atlanta and charlotte Division Riehs
mond md Dunvile Railroad from chnf
loitc nnl beyond
Standard Tiihc used in Washington ID. c..
which is fecn minutes fast eli tiinn Ceiunn bid
4. NJ. r. TALCOTT, General Mahaeor.
J Fnf, Superintendent
a. PORE, General ] Passenger APout
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M. ]. SMITH & CO.,

HEREWiTn ANNOUNCE TO THEIR friends
AID the public that they have secured the
large afid Gommodious STORE known as the
i0LCQMBE CORNER. where they viii DC
pleased to serve everybody with FIRST CLASS
GOODS mt reasonable prices. We have lust
retprtied from market where we purchased u
f9ill stock Of scasonahle Goods, including
Furnishing Goods. Fancy Goods, Hats, Boots,
Snocs; Conicctionaries, Hardware, Farming
Implements, Groceries, and General Merchan>
disc, and we can safely assert thnt these
Goods aid Prices will compare favo, ably with
those Of amy House in the up county.
We nican to sell Goods. Come and see the
bargains in Shoes, Tobacco. sc. Don't fail
to exaulinc our Goo'ls before making your
purchases, for we bmy and sell for cash, nnd
Can gudfahtee bargains in our new and fresh
d6ods: lie sure TO call. Yours respectfully;
VIZ D. SNHHTHH GG CO.,
Easaey, s.. g.
oct q, 1881 8 8m
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Clerks Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYN A
COUNTY Of PIcKENs.
fN COMMON PLEAS.

}. G: U'Brynnt, Plaintiff. against Lucy Evins
ct III Defc fcnlants.-CoMPLAIXT FoH RELIEF.
>Df Virtue of Dccretal Order in the above
lD stated case, signed by His Honor J. 8.
Cothrnn, on tho 19.h day of December, A. ID:
1881, will sell to the highest bidder. befots
the Cdlirt House door, at PickenS Court
House, on the LIST Monday III February A. d.
1889,
All thnt Piece. Parcel or Tract of Land
lyitig, being md situate in Hurricane Town.
ship, III the County and Stnte above nnmuti.
on Waters of Kcowce River md Four Mile
Rrdfelt, adjoining lands ofA. 4. Craig. Mabry
Mnuldn and others, containing Unc Hundred
and Fifty Acres, more or less. being the place
Wherein John O'Bryant. deceased, lived ut
tile time Of his death. and is sold for the pur-
pose Of partition among the heirs dt.Mw of
said deceased. ss.
TERMS-One-thirl Of the purchase money
to be paid on day of sale, and the balance on
credit of one and TWO yents, to be secured
10y bond with good personal security and
mdrtGdse Of the prem~es.
Purchasers to pay extra for all papers and
for recording same.
J. J. LEWIS, Ger.
jan s, 1882 Is
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Hs dtss aRR aS1nl az DamyiREG TSs R
Change Of Schedule.

On and after Sunday Dec. 18th, 1881, Paa
scngrr Train Seivice Oh the Atlanta and
Charlotte Air Line division Of the RicLfhond
and Danvlle II r. will be as follows;
EASTWARD.
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New Advertisements.
/ -BEATTY's PIASOFO!sTES,

\ -BEATTY'S PIANOFO!sTTIS.
N Magnificent holiday presents; square
grand pianofdrtes, fonr very handsome round
corners rosewood cases, three unis0nS, Beat
tvs Mat Ghess iron frames. stool, book, cover.
boxed, $222 Is TO $2JT so; catalogue prices,
$500 TO $1,000; satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded after one yetr's use; upright
pinuofortes Sl2j to 1855; catalogue prices,
$500 to $500; standard pinaoforIes of the
universe rs thousands testify; Write for mann
organs, cathedral, church, chapel pnrror, $40
upw"rd; visitors welcomes free Carriages
meets trains; Illustrated catalogue (holiday
editionI free. Address or call upon DANIEL
+. BEATTY, Wnshinglon, New JerseH.
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EASIWAKDI
FAST MALL no SO
Leave Atlanta III = ta
Arrive Gainesville 6 ~ q nj
Arrive TOccUa 10 n nj
Arrive nj Senech 928ant
Arrive Central q 65 n IA
Arrive nj QrcenvillB 10 81 n ii
Arrive AT Sphrlhnfiurs IL % p tn
Arrive at Kingston UH b IN
Arrive at GaStonin "a n m
Arrive Mt Charlotte 886 D N
FXrREss 40. 81.
Leave Atlahh B ID b III
Arrive Gainesville & Is b IN
Arrive BpltOn & 35 n M
Leave Toccon d6 p HI
Arrive at ScneCh ~ u III
Arrive Central 1b h IN
Arrive at GrccHYi'le 10 1G n III
ARRIVE at pnlnnburg II SO n IN
Arrive nj Gnst"nia 81 n m
Arrive at Charlotte 46 nj
MAIL NO 68.
Leave Atlanta + 23 tn
Arrive Norcross 26 n tti
Arrive at Gainesville 10 O3 n ti
arrive Lula 10 BE- III
arrive Bc'toh 10 b nj
Arrive Mt Toccod 1910 M
Arrive nt Seneca II 81 u tn
arrive nj Central 20 n nj
Arrive III GrcCnTillt 2SS r. n
Arrive 1T Staranbnrg ~ r m
arrive kingston a. N
Arrive NJ GdSt0nlh 6 10 n N
Arrive al Charlotte 70 h n
WESTWARD
FAST MAIL NO 64
Leave Charlotte l2I I5om
Arrive SrmrInnhufg 25S n m
Arr vc Grcenvlle 416a M
arrive Central II a "a
Arrive Scnec" s ID n nj
arrive TOccOa G II n "A
arrive BelUn 10 n "a
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
~ Notice Is Hereby given, thnt will dp
ply 10 y. IL. Durnnt: Probate judge for PiGk-
ems County, OIL Friday. the 3L day of Febrn-
arSj 1882, for leave to make u final settle.
ment of my ward, LUE e. CASSON. for
merly Abercronibt) aud ask to be DISCHARGED
tlIHfefrom rs Guardian.
CLAltlNDA CLARK, Guardian.
jan S, 1882 Is
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jim 5, 1882