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\ is manifest in the cotton
lstead OF the usual opening
hne, We now have steady at
hork and Liverpool have
Day, aud il the PRESENT ad.
We can look for a strong aud
lie receipts are light. com
ipected. ana stocks in This
. than a year ago. There
hderable iiuetuat,sn in the
dency is gradually toward
Chicago has been booming
NV it seems to be a question
he bulls say that February
:. wheat to sl..A, but bette r
I the receipts. which may
ahe severe cold weather has
lately, aud bad weather is
The cold snap. The mar ,
ISly: Wheat. slO2's; corn,
&mmission rooms of Mr..
slirly active the pasG week,
niug and gomg from all
dates, find time to run in
Sfkets, thus showing how
, lng in futures and inter
ions ot the market. Mr..
Is are becoming Il great
J. aud Are quite valuable
4 S,ionS Of the different mar
! YORK.
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GURE YOURSELF!

Dr. Bohannan ysrstAhle Curative isvsrrar,cd 10 pc,
manenly c,sv a forms OF sperE4attorrhsa Of Rslsiss
Meakncs, General Debility, Iapotsney, etc., and r,,urs
Iost Power" aud brings back the ayeaihfl VIress ~
those who hac destroyed excuses OF evil pne.
has been used by Dr. DoAannan In his private raies ~
over Thirty years, ncyer known 10 full In curing IN
the WORST cisiS It gives vitality aud lnpais sne--,
with wonderful eiei 70 those nddle-aEcd men VAC ,
weakness beyond their years. Ia inygorang prpnrtr
are tell at once. Yqung men suffering fion ths coma,
euepees u that dresdMly derluctye habit o. 6fskbu
can use tht medicine with the assurance OF spe9dV -,
PERMANENT ssfc. The patient ealns strength nd eln
ts'y Of spirits ontc a. acts dhecily the parts sf
Cd ~ soothing and healing tonic and nnodyne 10 dc a.
ased seminal vcles and frtaied ducts nnparns povs
ard tone md rst?fng then 10 ;elr natural itas the ~
% II The haneful habn had ne,tr besn inulgedin ma
ingredients arr simple productions " naur-batS roc.
herbs ,ic., and ars tpechc for the nbo dlscases
nf-ificc Five Dollars, sent With ful directions etc. r
any address foI sale only nj Dr. A. Bohannnns odss
No d2l North fh sirst between Warrington AVENUE an
rH-Dr rs "1r,a,l.n ~ Special Deases which Elves
ssai d,in,aen 2. y, h,la,, sansc. ympioms Hhns o
fliEE 10 any address upon recclpt Of Que stamp W.
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has proved a splendid

:
the north yield but az
cont, while Is per SenI.
fthe south.
Spalta on last saturday OF
d bale of cotton would alb
Ii an hosrs rain. This in
thirty-S, ven pounds.
kuesSee, an aseat for a 81
caught wvishing cotton
Pow inside aud packed fall
y difference of about Eve
-Aity ot cotton required.
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!; EES ! * * ! /! e: :s |! ! !;

Some thirty years ago there lived in Moutrom.
cry, Ala ayoung man who was terribly aiillct-
ca. Alter being treated for a long time by he
medical profession OF thls town with no benefit
ne c9mmenceu taking s. 8. s. After persistent,
acquainted with him twenty years thereaf,er.f
can TESTIFY tlat the disease never made its rsufn
j. w. Bis uor, ] p. Hot Springs. AIk.
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,rs'$l 900 Reward will be paid To snv
chemist who Will find. on analysis oflo0 bottlSs
Potassium or any Mineral substance SWIFT
SPECIFIC CO.. proprietors, Atlanta, Ga.
Price OF Small Size n m
Large Sine 49,. Lii
CnyI h1v All
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~ you doubt come to SEQ IN and we win
CURE YOU, or charge nothingl Write for par
uculars and copy Of the little hook "Messsca,
gist as 10 our standing.
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ling Close Close
ay. To-day. Yesterday
1 ITEMS.


jlnot two months old they
tand the eeveTest weather
or they should be confined
II Wilson will shortly have
Monthly seeking 10 show
~ be made TO produce TO-
milk per year, the fodder
amber variety.
, seases 10 which sheep are
lr much less frequently
Aze on rough ground aud
found TO be the case In
y ed on the cob IL said to
IA.
ccasional meal Of corn,
each kernel is black, or
med and have the corn
IDLY eaten by fowls, aud
\ improvement in their
|. Veiage ntlmber OF eggs
, il Fruit Reporter makes
of his neighbors set ont
-1mORg his corn where the
butterflies did not iind
Pore come To the colclusi II
Itch were in the middle of
ttcrilies would moi find
and ike plain sailing.
gu Cuitivator says that AT
-r fo0t'rot in sheep can b.
We eaSe by pairing away all
IT'S of the hOofs. then plac.
X solution OF sulphate of
1wdered blue vitriOl ON the
tipping the foot In the solu-
he foot with II cloth"
: that two quarts of wheat
anl'ty of uUrnmeal, given
fall will go further in push.
|, the srass 1t will eat, and
Q of the grain food itself
farmers study the laws OF
ore they VIII see the cc0no.
TO It's full capacity In the
a. bettor to Withstand the
.ns TO attend strictly to bust
reproduction give them a
.ktasis, clean water, broken
shcai oats or wheat, some
'hich good bran is stirred,
Ter green stun, comfortable,
and lpying apartments. a
10 corn In the tvening-anu
not industrious and diligenI
known by some that farm.
make the mistake OF buying
II sufficient money to pay
ire obliged Mt the outset To
70 uponit There Is nothing
rmers business as n heavy
gage with II high rate of in.
rs himself In this condition
ID cousigns his children 10
or always TO buy a iarm of
TO the means ON hand 10
flying the views of may no.
ave heretofore favort d cut
ne. Ic'S ago one or two
bly, y "ed an abundance
9 crol lli-si2ed potatoes.
Il a i, 9 number of very
! marketing, Now so large
Is defective that there are
one OF two eyes on n potato
vigorous plants Planting
therefore, coming In vogue.
= IL taken In selecting tue
" many missed or an out.
u the natural and thick
rioty Of grasses and weeds
lie oi vegetation may Vie d
vegetable produce from
lhan can be obtained
IN of one species
efimen, has shown tna,
Is usually more productive
Di u single one An acre OF
u together viii yiel IN re
'ach sown Singly A ncld
Il clover produces nearly
zen either Is sOwn alone
90 OF orchard grass, timO.
kentucky blue giass Is In
ION iiom Early spring TIL
MISUNDERSTANDING species
iuI tue SP,tltsncNtcOming
-Nct speaking OF iaim Ia.
y 'suSv VINO labor simply
teeiVt they have no utter
s'ch win u kvch ear fort e
Yen WIN Eager eye for the
/" 70 INC WON somehow
" nv pIlllvlplc Whlch gov
t'Nf NOR knnkka AI
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MRRRIRcE NC; ::::s!s 'ss;'
nUhUvuvEHUv cals srefsis which Ia
A-A-.-~ married andthosc contcn-
0En0ET OplstlnE marie (, sbcul krov
sAllow 70 cure dlseasea lfuut-
V6VNuHn ] Ord y Recipes Sen, sscury
eeaedioI cents money Q. Postage slamps1 Addfsss
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to make
the publ.
|Xt Febru;
We WI
ny sucl,
presente
[;ge, and v
UNISIIING
ner price
stock o
rselves Il,
-, is entitle
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REMARKABLEI

Al, KANSAS CRY, No. September "a 1850 -.
think II duty owe 10 humanity 10 say What
your remedy mas done for me- One year 40 !
contracted a bad case of blood disease. srd not
showing the resulrof such troubles / allovsd Il
70 run on for some time. but finally applied u
the best physician In this city, who tresiei ns
lor SIX months In that limo took over 6on
pius OF frololodide OF Mercury, 4 grain each
and had run down In weight from 40 70 II;
pounds and was confined 10 my bed with per.
eurial rheumatism, scarcely able to turn mysslf
over Being travelling man. some Of ths ~.
,sra,ty ionnd me In this dep orsble condition.
and rscommet did me TO Try your srscIGn A
they knew Of several cases that had bsen rnrs,,
by IT'S use, icommenoed the use OF Il with very
awe iaith, and IN less than three weeks WAS
:: ssS I; s. s., e: :;; !;
spos gradusily disappeared, and to-day have
nor sore or spot on my person, md my weight
ls2,t pounds, being more than svsr WAS /
20 no. wish ysu topublish my 1A.,c but You
may show this letter to any VINO doubt. The
mei" OF o s. Tor know II Is sure cure
Yours truly, J.Hp.
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Noises In the Head, the vital fluid passing unok
served In the urine. and many other disaasA
that lead TO insanity and death. - n ~
THE ENGLISH MEDICAL INSTTruT1
1ill agree to forfeit Five Hundred Dollars ~
case Of this kind the VITAL RESTORATIVE
under their special advice and treatnentJ nm
not cure, or for anything impure or injufiouS
found In H. THE ENGLISH MEDICxL IN.
viTUTE treats all Private Diseases succesafiliy
without mercury Consultation Free. Th6i.
sis Of urine IS co. Price Of Vital Restc ntiyS
500 a bottle, or four timesthe quantity, 90 ,06
sent TO any address on receipt OF price, or Z. o, D.
mo c, 0. D. sent without 81 enclosed as rnafs
anteel secure from observation, and In private
INSTITUTE, 7ls Olive street. St Louis, MissopYl
Wholesale Agents, W H. HOWELL 4 BROi
Dallas. Texas
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, :. .r Z n ErsESk fsvArS. or Fsaxcr
NJ ms neser-faillny remedy. sSstnr,, : Cans
Us, nssserSuse or NiialilcfN Al sr,ec.ei sr5,r
Nervous debility. los Il nsnhcSd ana ~
INV, s,sssses Should = once W cur n ,elrcuss
sooye mentioned then At once 40 , -s s,s.ssss
US or through " BY your drussister S.s nen'
'he neyer.isihng remedy : ss>pF<s.
oSowpus, BALDWIN 4 WILLIAMS
n wholesale Druefizts, nslias fersa
- .ssssa :. noNen& Bros aud lack T0lilvcr.
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hprise all styles
to-day has In OF
reductions.
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The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-12-29
FROM DRAIN,

The Palmer Brothers bought the
steam saw mill at this place two years
ago, from J. D. Johnson. They get
their logs on Sandy, small creek that
empties into Pass creek three miles
above here. Last winter they did not
get all tieir logs out of Sand creek,
owing to to cedar tree falling before
the logs when they were moTing down.
By the time the tree was gotten out
the creek fell too low to float the logs.
With oil their bad luck last winter
they have by close attention to business
and hard work made several thousand
dollars. They had moro logs cut last
summer, and on Christmas had sixteen
or eighteen hundred logs on Sandy.
Christmas morning, at 3 o'clock, the
Palmer brothers and hired men started
from here to run the logs. They started
the logs at daylight and were succeeding
well. The brothers were very much
elated, as they felt certain of making a
small fortune next summer w 3.
Palmer had boen on the logs, but
stepped ashore and was watching his
brothers Oh the floating logs when the
dead top of maple tree broke off and
struck him on the head, killing him in
stantly. The left side Of his head was
crushed, although the skin was not bro
ken.
w. f. Palmer was a young man Of
more than ordinary intellect and supe-
rior qualifications; very industrious and
enterprising. During his two years,
stay with us he proved himself honest
and generous. His death is loss to
the country as we'll as to his family and
friends. The landmarks of his energy,
industry and enterprise still remain.
He leaves wife and two children.
and d very large circle of relatives
and friends. He lived to plant the
tree of fortune bat not to gather the
fruit. It seems to Us he deserved q
better fate. We are told that fortune
favors the brave" but this is a sad re-
verse. But we are told that not even
a sparrow can die until It's death war
"ant is signed in heaven. We bow il
humble submission to the will of him
"who doeth all things vell."
A FRIEND.
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SUMMONS.

Ia the Circuit Court OF the State of Oregon for the
County OF Douglas:
NJ j. Gates Plaintiff, Suit in equity
vs. for
H. L. Gates, defendant Divorce.
Hlo Fl. L. GATES, DEFENDANT: In the name Of
1 the State OF Oregon you hereby required to
appear and the complaint fed against you by
the plaintiff NJ j. Gates, in the above entitled court
and suit, on before the next ensuing session Of
s.id court To viii Monday, the 18th day of january,
15S4 AMI if you fail to answer said complaint the
plaintiff Will take Judgment against you for want of
an answer and will apply to the court for the RELIEF
demanded in said complaint to wit, judgment and
decree dssolvng the marriage contract existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant and awarding the
and custody OF the minor child Of said marriage, Oliver
L. Gates to the plaintiff, and that she recover her
costs and disbursements Incurred in this suit.
This summons Is published by order Of Hon. 8.
Beam Judge of said court. dated the Sd day Of Ne
yeinber 1888. HERMANN & BALL,
noyl0 Attorneys for plaintiff.
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RECENT investigation has brought to
hight some Of the dark methods by
which the peoples lands have been
voted away to railroad corporations.
1t is shown by the memoranda of J. j.
Newell that Senators Kellogg of Lou
isiana, and Mcdonald of Arkansas, re.
ceiyed over 100000 for putting the
JOB through Congress for the Texas Pa.
cifc land grant, in 1872. 1t was their
influence and not their votes which
these senators sold to the corporation.
What the other gentlemen who were
also members of the senate at that time
and who voted for the bill, got for their
votes, will remain mystery. Had
they had influence they might have
sold it openly and with as much eff
frontery as the gentlemen from Louisi-
ana and Arkansas.
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The Republicans are not happy with
the prospect of having ex-Speakcr
Keifer for leader, man who Will be
remembered best, says the Boston Tran
script, as the Ohio man who asked an
employe to divide his salary with Keif-
er's nephew, although the latter made
no prctense Of performing any duties
and when he refused ordered his dis
charge and appointed the nephew, sc
that the latter has drawn $3.50 hon
estly belonging to the other man, and
for which the nephew has never done q
stroke of work.
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filsaasl.saeoas Items.

w. FL. KEENAN,, agent for the Singer
sewing machine, was caught on the
west side of the north Umpqua during
the recent heavy rains, and on return
ing home on Thursday he had to ahoof
it" from Winchester to Roseburg, on
the ties, as the ferryman would not ..n-
dertake to cross his team and wagon for
trade dollar Mr.. Herman is now in
favor of a bridge
CHARLES Hirstie, of the firm of Ahra-
ham, Hirstle & Co., of Portland, Is in
Rosnburg this week, looking after the
business interests of their firm. He is
IN good spirits and enjoying the best of
health. He says trade is good for this
season of the year. Charley spent his
Christmas with friends in Oakland and
reports that he had way up time, anl
enjoyed the Christmas tree hugely.
TnE railroad track is laid to within
few miles OF Ashland Work has
been suspended beyond Ashland except
on the Buck Rock tunnel and the Sis
kiyou It will take year to complete
the tunnels and Ashland will probably
be the terminus until they are com
pleted.
The mail from the south was delayed
several days this week in consequence
Of damage to the road by the recent
storm between Ridele and Grants Pass,
there being many slides III the Cow
Greek mountains and some damrge to
taestle and bridges in that vicinity.
The road has with difficulty been kept
open between Riddle and Roseburg.
We announced week before last that
Ir F. P. Cronemiller had purchased
an interest in the INDEPENDENT and
would hereafter have. charge Of the bus
mess Of the Office. The contract has
since been rescinded by mutual consent
for the present, and Mr.. Cronenliller
has gone to visit friends in Portland.
The Christmas ball at Marks hall
proved the pleasantest party of the
year The hall was filed with specta-
tors and dancers and music and dane
ing was INDUCED in until the wee small
hours of morning. A bountiful supper
was prepared by Mrs. Levins, at the
restaurant across the street from the
hall, where all who desired partook oi
refreshments. The committee vii
| give another grand entertainment at
the hall on New Years night. Those
who indulge ia tie social enjoyment OF
dancing should not fail to be present.
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PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure
this week of meeting Mr., Henry Mul-
key of Crescent City, California, who is
returning from visit to his agsd father
in Lane county. Mr.. Mulkey has tie
exceptional record Of being the only
person arrested during the late civil
war By military authority, in the State
of Oregon, for disloyalty. He was ar
rested in Lane county, in 1865, and
was held prisoner at Fort Vancouver
for several months, when he was dis
charged without trial. He is now
on his way home to Crescent City,
where he is engaged in mining.
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FROM OAKLAND.

Jhe Christmas excitement is subsid-
ing
Oakland presents quiet appearance
Our long lost citizens have returned
te their old haunts.
Mr.. A. Williams returned home
from Idaho last Saturday, where he has
been residing for several months.
L. c. Wheeler of Rosebnrg paid us
a pleasant visit last Saturday.
The social party at the hall on Tues
day night, was enjoyed by all who at
tended.
Two weddings to report this week
occurring on the lower Calapooia. The
report from Oakland is not made yet
however, rumor says there were three
weddings here on Christmas day. We
doubt the correctness of the report.
The Christmas tree WIS a splendid
affair and every one in attendance was
we'll pleased. Nothing else occurred
of an excitable nature and every one
satisfied their ra.enous appetites by
feasting on the remains Of well cooked
turkeys.
Divine services were held at this
place on Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Richard
son, of the Baptist persuasion. The
attendance was large and all were sol
emnly impressed of the folly of theil
present conduct and waywardness.
During the holidays our town pre-
sented a very quiet and orderly appear
ance and the marshal had no riots tt
quiet or drunkenness to combat. Oul
morals are beyond reproach and those
who are addicted to immoral ways arr
gently coming under the lash and vii
quietly submit to moral suasion.
/ Y Y x
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$ Il & IS1E I. ,El.sTCDEI
Dealer in
Dx'yz sS azld
Stationery, ,

0GeTs fos' sale ia EEegs or Tin;
1900 poands Of Pioneer White
Lead; SOC GaEolss s:a!essa Boiled
Linsecd Oil; $50 gals. Ttlr-
pentiilc; A complete stock Of
Paints, Brushes, Yarnislles,
and Can Color. ca you are
going to do any painting cali
and get prices before purcIsas-
ing Elsewaere.) A complete
assortment Of schoo. Books,
Scheol Stationery, Writing
Paper, Envelopes, ETC., which
4 viii sell very Cheap. Gar
den Seeds, Patent Medicines,
and everything that is kept in
q lrst-class Drugstore. Or
ders by mail and Express
promptly attended to.
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE!
Executors N0ticei

In the County Court of the State of Oregon for the
County OF Douglas. In the matter of the estate Of
Reason Reed Sen. deceased,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the last will
lN ana testament of Reason Reed Sen. deceased has
been duly proven, and pursuant thereto the under
signed, by order of the above entitled court, made
aud entered November 2lst 1883, h2s been appointed
executor Of said estate, and has duly qualified a
such Now, therefore, all persons having legal claims
against said estate notified to present the to
the undersigned at his Office in Oakland, in Douglas
county, Oregon, with proper vouchers, within siR
required TO make immediate payment thereof to the
undersigned. JOHN II. SHUPE, executor.
Dated Roseburg, Oregon, Nov q, 1883.
Hermann and Ball, attorneys for estate. II
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In the County Court OF the State of Oregon for the
County of Dougias In the matter OF the estate q
Woodson Patterson deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned
IN administrators of the estate of Woodson Patter-
son deceased has fled in the above entitled court his
final account of his administration of said estate
Said court by an order duly made and entered there.
i'll on the Stn day OF November 1885, appointed Tues
day. The 8th day of January, 1884, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ of said day, at the court room OF said court. 9
time and place for hearing objections if any there be,
to said final tie settlement of said estate.
This notice is published by order of Hon. J. s..
Fitzhugn, County Judge.
j. A. kIRkEEDALI administrator.
Hermann s: Ball, attorney estate.
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Business Locals.

Magic Lanterns at ]. Jasulek's.
Musical Album at J. Jasulek's.
Boys Too! Chests at j. Jasuleks.
Ladies' Work Boxes at J. Jasulek's.
Go to the new bakery for your tea, coffee
and chocolate.
The only genuine Henry Clay cigar in the
city, at Morgan's.
Try some of those bit cigars at Morgan's,
ut up expressly for the fancy trade.
Five 1oaves of fresh bread for % cents, at
J. A. Smiths new bakery.
A lot Of new accordions just received al
j. Jasulck's Prices lower than ever.
All who appreciate beautiful styles and
reasonable prices, must not fail to see
the grand display of holiday goods at Jasu
lexis, the jeweler.
Santa Claus headquarters is atJ Jasulek's
where you can find large and splendid
stock of useful, desirable and appropriat,
Christmas gifts. just what everybod,
wants Popular prices.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1883-12-29
Notice OF Final Settlement.

In the County Court of the state of Oregon for tho
County Of Douglass In the matter Of the estate =
Thomas Cowan deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE. UN-
lV dersgned administrator OF the estate of Thomas
Cowan deceased has filed in the above entitled court
his final account OF his administration of said estate.
Said court by order duly made and entered there
Tuesday. the sth day of January 1884 at 10 O'Clock
A NJ of said day at the court of said court, .
time and place for hearing objections, If any there
be- to said final account or tine settlement Of said -
tate
This notice is published By order m Hon. J. 8.
Fitzhugh, County Judge.i
ALBERT ApPLEGATE, administrators
HERMANN s. BAfL, Attys.
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SUMMONS.

In the c.rcui: Court for Douglas County, State a
Oregon:
D. ]. crubbe, Plain;i1. Action at Law tos
vs.. Recover Money.
W. H. Parks defendant
mo w. RI. PARKS, AB0vE-NAMED DEFEND
/ ant: Ia the name Of the State of Oregon, you are
hereby required appear and answer the complaint
filed against you in the above entitled action on or
before the last day Of the next regular term of said
court to-wit: Tue second Monday in May, 1884, and
take judgment against you FOR want Of an answer
and VIII apply to the for the relief demanded in
said complaint TO wit, Judgment against you for the
OF s3935 together with his costs and dfsburse-
meass Of the acton.
This summons Is published by order Of Hon. r. 8.
Beaa Judge of said court, dated October 24th 1883
A. F. CAMPBELL,
Attorney for plaintiff.