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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26

7 HEIpENHRIMEg, Nov. d. lSpe-
cial.l-At 1870 this afternoon dwelling
on the plaOe Of L. B. Greathouse, near
this burg, was consumed by fire.
Loss, $500; no Insurance. The house
was occupied by u Beck, who man
aged va cave the greater part OF his
personal effects ana household goods
Cotton about gathered, and gins here
season.
OF srasl prsin, q bountiful sHpply
on hai Il and lots 10 spare.
WenLher clear and pleasant.
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Temple.

TEMPLE, Nov. 22.-ISpeeial. p. j.
Willis d. Bro. had the property of Will
liam Fuller attached to-day for $4,000.
Mr.. Fuller had already assigned ioT
the benefit OF Willis u Bro. and other
creditors.
Elder e. M. Kelly, Of Ohio, Of the
Latter Day Saints religion, is conduct
ing u series of me etipgs here.
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COLEMAN, Nov. o. Especial 1t
was announced here Yesterday that
the Cuff, Colorado q Santa Fe railroad
woulc make Coleman its terminus.
The Gi sion force was discharged, tne
contra 'crs are packing up and lesv-
OK, and the headquarters for the COM
y .isssry department, which has been
located here for some time, will move
hsek to where the track IS being laid.
This will add another boom TO Cole
maa's alrea, y booming condition, for
ehe will b. tho shipping point for four
or five surrounding counties. The
cars will be running here by January
Is, and then we Will have Christmas
all tho time.
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Prompt and Effective.

c0stivonos,, Headache, end many klh.
dred forms Of disease, orc among The
natural roiulls Of q dl.orlorcd condition
81 the Stomach, Liver, and llowols, and
may DO cured by The use Of Ayers Pills.
W. II. siroui, Meadylllo, Pa, wriiesi ~
was troubled with Indigestion, Constlpa-
ton, and Headache, for years. A few
boxes Of
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Every la6v uses Pozzoni's medi--

Every lady uses Pozzoni's medi-
Gated complexion powder. 1t js
.finds it Impossible to go down town
without first rubbing 1t on. II the
baby cries, She goes for the puff-box.
II the the sold nau" comes home
rufIled or cbsfed, because business is
dali etc., Pozzoni's powder cools ana
atiays his troubles. Then all is glad
some joy. No family should be with
ont IL.
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Slicrta

SHERMAN, Nov. "a Special. l-Br-
der an execution Ia favor of
the Morchants' & Planters bank
for $3.50, Constable Sid Wight
SOLD upon the public square Yesterday
afternoon some cigars, tobacco and
soap, the property OFF. M. Heaton, the
grocerymaD.
Valentine Kresre was tried In the
disttic5 court yesterday for theft FROM
+. NJ. r sbinsUh's store Ia Denison,
and u charge OF hurglsrlzing in tue
same store. Upon the first
charge he received a live yesrs'
senteuce; upon the second County At
torney Raudell advised mercy, on ar-
count Of his being foreigner, and tho
Jury gave bin two ysafs.
The churches wsro all well attended
this morning, showing the result OF
the Efforts oil Dix IN Williatds.
We arc havoc lhe invaltest westhec
evor expes,euced 1T This ssasou Of the
year.
Jns city IL fun of visitors.
ColonslJ. II, Bri.toD returned this
morning irOm H., Pdso.
Dave BryanJ aid James Crensbaw,
our y oil.knuwn attorneys, are having
quite time Of IL Wlth Jhe deDgue.
Both ure now experiencing q severe
relapse.
Cotton receipts yesterday were $50
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Albany.

ALBANY, Nov. 22.-[Special. The
ury in the Biggs murder case failed to
agree and were discharged last night
at u o'clock.
Judge Wheeler lett for Broken
ridge ihis morning.
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A telegram was received yesterday
from New York, stating thrt Mr., T.. A.
Pres had been removed rom Rellevne
hospitai to Bloomdalo asylum. His
condiEion Is about the same. 1t Il the
asruost hops of his many friol ds that
his trouble is only of a temporary ma
futa.
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Exoss,tiop Matters,

NEW ORLEANs, Nov. 22.-Director-
General John w. Glonn, OF the North,
Central aud South American ex posi-
uon, has rssigned. aud ex- Director
General Samuel M. Back has bsen APP
pointed TO the position.
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clio I. No NJ i1hOi boz Il believe " em
pfH0H sll a. diVidnsl 4ud collective snb
fnllpiinHa ffrn residents Of tha atuV
nIfl4H Hruunf
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Have tsisc Tong .lins IN facial neu-
ralgls, with xcellenf results; It nom.
tfols the attack IA z few hnorss often
Owen, u. D., Detroit Miohiean.
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In this issue appears tho advertise
rsnt OF DR.. L. b, Little, who he's for
several years bsen IN practice in At
lsnta, Georgia. He IL now AT 1855 Elm
street, Dallas.
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Turkey.
WHAT THE CONFERENCE SAYS.

NIlT WHAT THE CONFERENCE sAYs,
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Nov. %. = The
Balkan conference has drafted final
protocol, which emb odies the decisions
declaring that the restoration of the
status quo ia equally binding upon
peace ander the terms OF the confer
enae he will be declared an enemy to
the peace of Europe, and two of tho
signatory powers will enforce his de-
position.
A FALSE RUMOR,
II was rum1red mere to-day that
Turkish troops had had q ekirmish
with Greeks. The rumor was euDse-'
quently declared to be uutrne. TherB
are new 272, go Turkish troops on the
Balkan peninsula.
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Mr.. Edward Sidel was tbs chief ss-
sistans 10 the architect for the Exp lsi
ton bniiairgs at New Orleans. He
writes that he used st. Jacobs Oil
with tbs beat eff cts in . severe cas- ~
and recommends II to al
similarly sfficted IS the quickest and
most certain remedy.
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AT THE THEATRE.

Another large spd iashiopsbls an
jiancr Rreeted Jbe nikeGo troupe last
night Mt tho opera house. RE Miksdo
has msdo q decides hit with the
theatre s0eTs of Fort Worth.
Tomorrow oignt NO arc to have
uI'he World -
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Ayers Pills

restored mo TO health. have always
found hsm prompt and effective In their
action Oliver Darling, Groenyille,
Tcnn., writes; 81 have derived great
benefit from the use of Ayers Pills.
They cured me OF Stomach aud Liver
troubles which had afflicted me for years"
Erastus southworth, Bath, Me-, writes:
81 was Frustrated with severe Bilious
complaint. After yalnly trying number
OF remedies l was finally induced TO use
Ayers Pills, and had taken scarcely two
boxes when was completely cured"
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AT THE CATHoLIu chuRcurs.

The general order o Bishop Gal
lsgher, of Galveston, requiring thai
Collections be made 80 ali Ohurcnes in
G.is diocese ro-day for the reli 4 of
sufferers by the lato hro In Galveston,
vas carried out IL the Catholic
churches here ~ bosn services tnis
morning, aud quite ueat sum real-
'zed thereby.
PERSONAL.
Deputy Unitsd States Marsh ii
Frank Manniua, ~ 81 Paso, is in the
city on official basiness This 10 his
6rst trip east siuGe his recovery from
tha wounds received Ia tho nufortUu
"a q encounter upon tas Missouri Pa
ciiio train near New BrsuGfelx last
sprina, wherein Unitad States Mar
snai 0DsliDg lost his life NJ the hands
of desperate prisoners whom thew
were conveying to San AHtoGip.
Mr.. JleJ Littleton, of Dallas. il At
the Plckwick.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1885-09-25

At the state Prohibition conven-
ton in Albany, N. T., Tuesday even
ing Gov. st. John spoke an hour and
a half. He began by answering
questions put to him in writing by a
Republican asking him how much
the Democrats paid him last fall, the
questioner adding, II have proof of
the fact that you sold out" "Now
my friends, the ex-governor said, 81
want to say, nee for all, the Demo-
cratic party, neither directly o in
directly. neither officially nor unof-
icially, "a ever SO mean as to even
attempt to communicate with me. I
brand the man who asked this ques-
ton as a malicious, infamous, black.
hearted coward, and challenge him to
step forth and produce proof of
which he alleges himself to be pos
sessed, The Republican party lin
b~lushingly acknowledges that it had
a bribery bureau, and was deep il
the bribery business, but it never had
money enough to bride me. If thi.
statement is satisfactory to its leaders
and to its rank and file, it certainly i.
satisfactory to me-"
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The river convention at st. Paul
adopted resolutions calling on Con-
gress to improve the Mississippi river
and its navigable tributaries, the Mis-
souri, and its navigable tributaries,
and the Henepin canal. This may
include the James river. Like the
boy who prayed, the convention evil
IDENTIFY intended to include every
thing. The boy said, go Lord, bless
papa and mamma, and Uucle Tom
and Aunt Mary, and the President
of the United States and cousin,
Milly and my COW, and sister Jennie
and the chickens and, 0 Lord, if l
have. forgotten anybody bless him to.
Amen" The convention had apparent
tly studied the boys prayer, and may
obtain nothing by asking everything
-MitchM Capital.
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Barnum's big elephant, Jumbo"
wa killed at Thomas, Ont, on Tuet-
day evening Sep. 18th at 8 O'Clock by
a Grand Trunk train. The elephants
keeper was bringing Jumbo and the
trick elephant Tom Thumb from the
show grounds to the ear. There was
a side track on the north side of the
main line which contained the circus
train, while on the other side was an
embankment ten feet down. When
the fright train was seen approaching
Jumbo's keeper tried to make the
beast go down the embankment, but
seeing no danger the animal refused.
The keeper then tried to get him be-
tween the circus train and the main
track. This he was enclined to do,
but the engine struck him in the
right side just as his fore feet left the
track and crowded him against the
cars. He was carried about 100
yards roaring with pain. AS he APP
preached the end Of the switch the
pinch was SO great that the engine
left the track. Jumbo was terribly
mangled, and died three minutes af-
terward in awful agony. The engin-
Ger is blamed for the affair, and it is
probable that suit for heavy damages
will be entered against the Grand
Trunk Company. Barn,m valued
the elephant at the time Of his death
at $500 900
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Now the partisan offensive,
In an attitude defensive,
Anxious rises in the morning
Very quick, qnick, quick;
But in vain are sunny slniles,
Winsome graces, thoughtful wiles.
In the evenins-Ah. that evening"
He is sick. sick, sick.
For a party democratic.
Bold, designing and emphatic,
Circulated u petition
FuI Of guile, guile, euilo;
And the partisan offensive,
Sore with gricf or rpprehensive.
Hardly ever, rarely ever. in fact never
More can smile. smile, smile.
-[Waterhouse in Mitchell Capitol.
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rhese Are Solid Facts.

The best blood purifier and system reg.
ulator ever placed within the reach of
suffering humanity, truly is Electric Bit.
tiers. Inactivity OF the Liver. Bilious
ness, Jaundice, Constipation, Weak Kid
neys, or any disease of the urinary or.
gans, or whoever requires an appetizer,
tonic or mild stimulant will always find
Electric Bittcrs the best and only certain
cure known. They act surely and quick
satisfaction or money refunded. Sold at
80 cents q bottle by T. E. Miller. [4
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~~ossNM-

The Leader owes d, apology to IL:
readers this week FOR ths. dstay in 10
Ing to press at, re:.aiaps for q less
interesting variety of reading matter
than is usually found in its columns.
The Leader force has been working
day and night for the past week, en-
gagged in the patriotic duty Of supply
ing the august body of delegates to
the constitutional convention nov
assembled in this city with the daily
journal of proceedings, reports Of
COMMITTEES and the endless variety of
printing material so necessary in a
convention of this kind. The editor
Of The Leader has not had time to
visit his family since Sunday, and
learns from a private source, that d.
yorce proceedings will shortly be
instituted unless he returns home at
once and makes peace. The cherub
has four new teeth (thank heaven we
escaped that) and has learned to say
well, never mind-we merely wish to
show a good reason for the delay.
Printers have been unusually scarce
in town. If a tramp "comp" drops
IN at this office for q case, after the
convention is over and The Leader
force is trying to catch up sleep, he
will be thrown down the elevator
and his mangled remains will be
used for composition on a net of rol.
lers now in process of construction
Sioua Falls Leader.
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No drug yer came so rapidly into
conspicuous favor as the hydrochlor-
ate of cocaine, which had been used
for several months to allay Gen.
Grants sufferings. Its anesthetic
properties were discovered last Octo-
Der, and now it is known and used
the world over.
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John Sherman, Of Ohio, regards
the bloody shirt question a by far
the most important before the Amer
lean people. He fiaunts it as yigor.
ously as though the var was a thing
Of the present generation.-Deviy's
Lake Neus.
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BY a vote of seventy-tiye to ten the
Dakota constitutional convention de-
cided to submit the question Of prohi-
bition as q seperate proposition, to
popular vote when the constitution is
presented to the people.
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A Captains Fortunate Discovery.

Capt. Coleman, Schr. Weymouth. ply
ing between Atlantic City and N. Y,
had been troubled with a cough so that
he was unable to sleep, and was induced
to try DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. 1t not only gave him in
slant relief, but allayed the extreme sore
meas in his breast. His children were
similarly affected and q single dose had
the same happy effect. DR.. Kings New
Discovery is now the standard remedy in
the Coleman household and on board the
schooner. Free trial bottle of thig Stan
dard Remedy at F. E. Miller's Drug
Store. (4
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nuok,en,a Arnloa salye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures piles or no pay
required. II is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction or money refunded.
Price 25 cents per box. For sale by F.
T.. Miller.
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The crank in Lincoln, Neb., who
is said to have discovered the soul in
the human body by the aid Of a
powerful glass (of spirits perhaps,) is
now being turned over by the para
graphers. They are remarkably orig
inal in their views; all seem TO want
him to find the soul of q bloodless
corporation, or words to that effect
Siioup Falls Leader.
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CHnLERA.

Is the most destructive and dangerous Of all
contagious diseases; in fact Diarrhoea, Cholera
Morbus and stomach disorders are greatly modi-
fed forms OF this disease. During these months
it is unsafe to be without BEGG's D1ARnHoEA
BALsAM which Gets SO successfully in all sum
mcr complaints. 1t is harmless and pleasant to
administer. Price IS cents. For sale by 8. Il.
Boyce. "'-
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q. Walker, Ats.
o6ics ~ Mitchell b. z. Sept. 18th 1885.
M0tICe y hereby Hiven that the fUlloWinK-uamed |
leettaef hhs 6led NOTICE of his intention Is make
Mnnt pronS In support OF his claim and that said |
g1tOQt Will ~ made hsfo.e Gil. Dist. Court Brule
90. - Ghom6etlain q. n. on DOT. 1Atla IBB3, via.
- H0berts HID 24s06 Tor the S-W az. 26-iO5-
es&saAe names tho following s~itnCeses 70 prove
M ScCntannonA residences upon and cultivation
Inward q. fsfaft, Frank Mla0ushek All Of Hruie
sGcsn 4. ~ Geo. d. Everitf, Register.
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Curtiss Z Whise, Attys..

Curttas u White, AttyB.
.ofacs 1t Mitchell q. Z. Nept. 18th 1885.
MotiUs IL hereby given that the following.nAmed
settlef has filed notice of his intention 70 make
&nAlzproofi IN; supper OF his claim and that said
pr0ol1wll be made before Cik. Dist. Court Brule
/. ~ Chamberlain ID. I. on Got. 2kth 10 q. m,
l194st yiE: Joseph Mucha d. 3. No. 2sl66 for the
NV N el-lOg466. BE names the following wit
Sneeses to prOye his. continuous residence upon
HickhArd, Frank Helma, John Hoska, all
~ 1imballD T.ss4-24 Geo. b. ETsritt, Register
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SUEMoNs.

SUMMONS.
gss ias'o; e Dakota Dakota SIS
James A. Smith. Plaintiff
against Summons.
The Territory of Dakota sends greeting to j.
Melvin samson, defendent. You are hereby no
titled that there WAS on the 2lst day Of Angus
1885, filed in the Office. OF the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court at Chamberlain in said county of
Brule the complaint of the plaintiff in the above
entitled action and yon are hereby summoned
and required to answer to saidscomplaint and to
serve . copy OF your answer upon the under
Aligned subscribers at their office in kimball
Brule county DIT. within thirty days after the
service Of this summons exclusive Of the day of
service, End II you fail to answer the complaint
within thAt tifie the Plaintiff will take Judgment
against you for the sum OF 81. 80 and attooneys
fees and costs. Long and Roberta,
~ Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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THE GREATEST AND BEST.

or all the blood purifiers in the market, DR.
Youns's Great Vegetable and Blood Purifier i.
the greatest and the best. It should DO given to
infants and children where there is the leas;
sign OF scrofulous humor in tho system. Non.
poisonous and sure cure. Manufactured by d
IL. YOUNG, Painosyiiie. Q. Sold b. all drug.
gists
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Orders have been received at Fort
Sully to hold two companies in readi-
e to proceed to the Winnebago
and Crow Creek reservations to eject
the settlers who still remain there.
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sHERIFF's SALE.
T .s,5s Z, 4 sl D !, IS.
Annie \; Farrell

Peter Nelson
Notice il hereby given that by virtue Of an exc
cution Y me dirsctod aud deiiye,ed and now in
Second judicial District Court, Territory of -Da-
kota in and for the County Of Hrule upon a jude-
ment IN the Justice Court for the county Of Brule
and transcripto OF Judgment fled in Dist. court
April 18th lssa. rendered in said court in favor
Of Annie 4. Farrell pitt and AGAINST Peter Nell
son Dsi't on the 2eth day Of April A. 2. lsss: I
Estate Of said defendant, to-wit. The North
Vest Of Hec ~?s-I,p-lts Il. % and Lots : and 5
q South West v ot Is Up. los \. 10. And that
! shall on ednsday the 2sth dry Of Oct. a.. d.
1855 q the hour o. 2 o'clock z. 81. of said day. at
the front door Of Opera House Chamberlain
2 q fhat being the lost place whore court was
sell all the right, title and interest of the above
named Peter Nelson in and TO the above do:
scribed property to sasisfy said Judgmect, and
COSTS amounting to Seventy Eight Dollars and
tweuty-fonr Cents, together with all nccruing
costs. Of sale, and interest on the same from the
2sth day of April 1885 at tho rate Of I per cent
per annunn, az Public Auction. to the highest
bidder for cash.
Is. >. Meyer J.R, Ryan
Plaintiffs Atty. Sheriff Brule Co, d. T.
Dated nt Kimball D, I. Sept 9th 1885.
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NO CHANGE NECEssARy

1t is not necessary to change the climate which
you live in or travel about for the restoration OF
health. II you have weak lungs. coughs. colds
! Group, consumption or bronchitis, Beggs' Cherry
Cough Syrup is warranted to cure you. Sample
| hottlea free at q q Rovca
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Harper's Weekly has now run up
the straight democratic colors, and
says it will not support any party or
candidate who does not endorse and
support The administration of Presi-
dent Cleveland. And yet this change
really is very significant. 1t means a
great deal; not SO much from the in
~auence that the Weekly carries, as
the movement it represents.-MitcA-
ell Mat.
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DOEar No MORE.

We can pile testimonials mountains high OF
the efficacy of DIR. Yoms's Latest Discovery for
Consumption. 1t is Il specific for Coughs, Colds
in the head or on the lunss, Whooring Cough,
Group and Hay Fever. Do not fail to keep n
bottle in your house. 1t will save you money.
For sale by nll druggists.
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BEGGs' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP.

BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP.
I consider one of the best if not the best of all
the many cough remedies in use. I have sold
more of it the past year than nll others put to-
Cether, and it has given universal satisfaction. ].
NJ. Nye, Druggist, Wells, MINI. Sample bottles
free at 8. q. Boyce.
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8 and o16ce 81 Mitchell D. 7. Sept. 9Th 1881.
Nctacs y hereby given that the f~ol0wing-named
satt3arhA fiea notice 81 his intention 10 make
fnal praSE ~ support OF his claim and that said
proof Wiilbe inAtie before elk. Dist. Court Brute
IO.atgthanbcylain e. q. N Oct. 2oth 10 q. m.
six Joseph Jeros u. 8. Mo- l76S for the -
WAA 9t@102-69. He namess the following wit
leeses ~ prove his continuous residence upon
ndQultaystiOA ut s8id land, yiz: John Haysiat-
nnaaw Hebssta, Anton Krougsa, Jola Ysrsn
.xs Gao. B. Evaritt, Register.
49, n6tioo " hereby specially given 70 Joseph
Hobs d nlads .. 8. entry No. aJ1D nov in
conflict With the above TO appear at Chamberlain
l.T.s0nsthe date and hour above named md
cause. why said pntry should not be can
:Celed and the Rbovenamed pre-ernptor allowed
70 eoxleuMats 6le to the above described land
under his &. No. 3y22a.
t2s Goo. 81. Eyeritt, Register.
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Alexandria is to have a 81 500 Epis.
.copal church.