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Italy.
HR sror.EANn su1ornnn.

ROME, Sept. IN. Floury, an off,
oial In the treasury department here,
having been detected in embezzling
public funds, has committed suicide.
He was led to steal by heavy losses at
gambling.
THE ZANZIBAR EXPEDITION.
Tho Italian exploring expedition has
returned TO Zanzibar and the
members know nothing of tho alleged
hosting to the Italian flag by The
man .ot-war at Port Johne, north OF
Zanzibar, which was reported to have
taken place on tho 25th ultimo.
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IRELAND
AreI1nu.
MORE "MooNLIGHTINa."

DUBLIN, Sept. g. Moonlight out
RACES arc on tho Increase in tbs County
of Kerr. The houses of two bailiif.
were iifsd into, last night, by parties
disguised, b1J fortunately 40 one was
injured.
WHAT MIR. PARNELL THINKS.
Mr.. Parnell, in his speech here last
evening, ridiculed the theory set
up by Englishmen,t that the Tories aud
Laoors,s would drop their party differ
ences in order 10 actievly combat the
Irish rarty In their struggle Tor Irish
Independence.
A banqnet was given by the iord
mayor, az the Mansion house, last
night, in honor of Mr.. Parnell snd his
irish colleagues in tho Houses OF Par
lamont. Tniee hundred guests were
present, exclusive of the members of
Parliament. In bis speech, Mr.. Par
neil said: "1f homo rule wGs not
granted tho Irish, they would make 1t
Impossible for tue English TO leglslate.
England could either grant tho Irish
tho privilege of ruling themselves, or
make the country crown colony; the
latter would be bapractically tantampunt
to the former"
He denounced outragss, saying their
continuation would be q terrible blow
to the Irish cause. The land question,
he said, was tho great question in Ire-
land.
REVENGE ON A BANK.
TIPPERARRY, sept. 2,--For three
days past u heavy run has been con-
tinuously kept up against tho bank OF
Ireland,and 1t now amounts 10 almost
q panic. The Irish tory papers arc
now flied with bitter and yiudictiye
articles concerning the atlair,and they
intimate that the entire run was in ro
venae Tor tho Hibernian's refusal To
make advance to the Munster bank
during its recent trouble.
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Nerln any.
EXPELLINa THE POLES,

E'-NH HHHf W. T iE IVLh5i
BERLIN, Sept. CORN inia says 40
Prussians have i1st been expelled
from Emarsaw. Thoy were arrested
and chained together aud compelled
to march, tho women following tho
mon, snd sleeping in prison. Tho
Posen Courier publishes long list OF
wealthy Poles who hsve boon ex-
pol!ed from Prussia.
A BIO CELEBRATION.
BERLIN, Sept. 9 Tho fittssnth gu.
niversary OF the German Victory owe r
the French was celebrat9t hero by a
grand military disolsy. Tho emperor
and the empress drove ahead OF tho
troops In the procession.
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JUDGE narlan sick

WASHINGTON, Seps. IA telegram
has boon received hore from Judge
Harlan, ofthe c)ast OF CONF mIssioners
of Alabama claims, who was expected
here to-day, saying he is confined to
his home IN Iowa, by sickness aud un-
able to travel. N stat9meut will be
mado In answer to ths action OF tho
first comptroller In refusing reqaisi-
tons Tor the current expenses OF the
court, until Judge Harlan arrives here
to confer with the other members of
tho court, W.
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Every lady uses Possoni's medl.
catod compl0xlon powder. 1t Is Z
household treasure. Toe madam hude
Y Imp ,sstble TO 70 down towa without
hrst rubbing IL on. IL the baby crie4
sue goes for the puff.box. II the .o)4
man" comes homo rufiled OF oholl
because business u dull q \, r 11oQpl'e
powder q, coolu and Auays bic ttQ99l1, "
Then al 10 gladsomo Joy. No 0~nl1
should b. without 10. <, N ' y ' N
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a u.sh u aiauc, nj View Orleaus.

WAsuINoroN, Sept. 2.--Tae report
of the assistant treasurer at New Or
leans for tho year ended July 80, last,
shows that the total receip's were $S2,-
46S 49i; tho total expenditures, $52,.
0z7, ,057, and the balance on hand June
80, 1886, $l8 ,0i4, ,l5D.
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Choicra Reportod from Italy,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-Ths score
tsry of state has received a telegram
from Consul.Gsnersl Wood, at Rome,
reporting that there has been four
deaths fro n cholera at q place nine
miles from Naples, ana five at Trevis,
about 80 miles north OF Naples.
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Gonora, Newto a. E,tlma,o. !.

WASHINGTON. Sept. g. General
Newton, ohiet OF engineers Of tho
United Ststos army, estlm stes tnst an
appropriation OF about Sl8,0O0,00o or
$50 100000, viii be required % Continue
the work on ths river aud harbor Inn
proven, 3lts curing the next fiscal
war.
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Gsorgia's Capi.al Corner stopo

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept. 2.--Tho corner
stone OF tho new Georgia capitol was
laid to-day with imposing ceremonies.
Governor Mcdaniel, on behalf OF the
capitol oommlssio presented the
building to the Lsglalature. General
A. X. Lswtou, Of Savannah, made tho
grafton OF the day. Ho reviewed the
hi. story or Georgia, made patriotic
references to the war and TO- the pres
ent peace aud prosperity olthe coun-
try. ~. s,,, - 80
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spain.

COURTEOUS, BUT NOTHING MORE.
MADRID, Sept. 2 2--Count Benomar,
tho Spanish ambassador az Berlin,
telegrsphs that Germany's note, with
reference 10 tho Caroline Islands, Is
courteous, but gives little satisfaction.
Tho note has not arrived hero.
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WASHINGTON, 6spt. 2.---Tao Indian
burssu has been informed by Con-
ersl Cook that tho hostile Apaches
arc now in M,xlc3, ab put 25 mil0u
south OF the boundary limo, and are
still moving southwark.
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Agricultural Chemists.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2.-The annual
convention Of the Oaioial Agricultural
Chemists association closed It lts,ession
at the agricultural department to-day.
Several com mittees reported on scieii-
tihc subjects, anl the association ad-
Journed to meet in Washington next
September,
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WHAT suE WILL NOT STAND.

WHAT she WILL NOT STAND.
ST. PErERsnuRo, Sept. 2.--The No
voc Vremya states that in the event OF
an alliance between England and
Turkey, Russia will Withdraw from
the trarmels imposed upon her by the
Berlin treaty.
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nYsrERIous nnArns

Tho romans OF B3roo and Baroness
Matrss haya boen exhumad for ex-
animation. The cOnpie died within u
sh0rLtime or oAeh Other, after having.
for ~ long time, been uuder the intla-
enoa OF spiritualist and bis wife, who
were benefited by tho death OF their
noble patrons. IL is now suspected
thae both the baron and tho baroness
died from poison.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

AT 0T5s-Colored Gros- Grain silks in all
shades, cheap OF s5c.
AT ec-Black Gros Grain Lyons silk,
worth sl.5s.
AT Dc-Japaneso silks, worth 400.
Black silks at 8Oc, 75c, slto;2.
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The Afghan c.ficia,a nTonn,sa
that in tbs future there will ba no
tampering with the letters OF the com
mission. The british officers OF the
lough. vs.
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Afehxnistan.

HH HQUARED HIMHELF.
SlMLA, 6opt. IA full investiga :
tlon acqults the governor Of Herst Of
the charges made against him by The
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Franco,
ENGLAND MUST SHOW nsR TURKISH


PARIS, Sep. 2,--It liz stated that M.
DeFreycine!, minister for foreign af-
faivs, Will not maot ths Marquis of
Salisbury 70 discuss tho question
pending bstweou France end Hngland
as required by tho lsttAr, until the 70.
suit OF Sir HsnrT Drum moud Wolfa's
mission 10 tho ports IL known to
France. It is further stated Oh sc
France wilt not reGogBi2s tha eettlU-
mont OF the EgyptiNn question, which
fails 80 satisty Ffaace's right ia
Egypt,
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MILLINERY.

All our Pattern Hats, ~.7S; worth hsm
81. so to Si6.
Satin Plaid Sash Ribbon, ste; worth ST.
Untrlnmed Hats from 80.
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0ra s Gsoas.

ATWOOD Nuns Yelling and Alba@os
Uoth, 1890.
Nuns Yelling and Fancy Breeaded
WsYstsds, lee.
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R,o. BAYNE, J. t. IRRELEVANT, JR.
Sresi5ent' vice-President.
Is. M. REARDON, Cashier.
Dallas uatal Bank
A-<borirad Capital l,,......., $500 900
ACCOUNTS OF
IeschantS and IldiTilualS Solicited.

DIRECTORS: 6. G. Bayne, w. B. Wor-
rSam, T X. Ferguson, a, J. Porter, j. T.
afsssvant, Jr., 7. L. Marsalis, Alfred Davis,
b. A, Keating, 2. M. RsArdon.
The following are prominent subscribers
70 the stock of this bank:
g. n. TR0UTMAN, President Central
Nationsl HANK, Philadelphia.
+. w. BROWN, OF Provldsnt Lille and
Trust Co., Philadelphia.
w. A. PULLMAN, President Seaboard
Rank, Now York.
JAMES Il. GRANNIS, OF TrRdesrnen's
National Rank, New YORK.
Il. 9. BAYNE, President First National
Rank, Bradford, Pa, and Vice President
Sesbcard hank, New YORK.
L. r. LAWT0H, OF first NationSl Bank,
Oaean, N. Y.
N. s. BUTLER, OF EtIsi National Bank,
Cdean, N, Y.
j. r. HANNA, OF Weir Plow Co., Mona
month, Ill.
D, O'DAY, General Manager National
Transit Company Of United States,
lCs5, Sg,Np, ofthe standard on Co.
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GOLDSMITH BROS,
THE
Sale of the Season

VIC nave made enormous purchases large
New York. selecting carefully
.nose goods best adapted the fer fraction Of
their value, aad selling them for this month
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Reed, Bowen IL Co., contrectora for
public works, rokGuh0use Yard, II. O.,
are BANKRUPT, in consequences OF losses
sustained Ia Brazilian railroad con.
tracts. Liabilities, 1914 SIG; aseatg, f22 :
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considering ourselves we'll rad by the opportunity afforded us to
convince the ladies Of Dallas that give BEST BARGNs and the
most value for the money!
The Harrison times. (Harrison, Boone Co., Ark) 1876-1938, 1885-04-25
An Important Law.

An act to make persons charged
with crime and offences compe-
tent witnesses in the courts of
the State of Arkansas.
Section l. Be it enacted by the
general assembly of the state of
Arkansas. That on the trial of all
indictments, information com
plants and other proceedings
against persons charged with the
commission of crimes, oifenses,
and misdemeanors in the state of
Arkansas, the persons so charged
shall, at his own request, but not
otherwise, be n competent witness
and his failure to make such re-
quest shall not create any pre-
sumption against him.
Section 2. Be it further enacted.
That all laws and parts of laws in
conflict with this act be and the
same are hereby repealed, and that
this act be in force and take effect
from and after its passags
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PATENTS

Obtained, and MI other business in the Il.
S. Patent Office attended to for Moderate
Fees 9Eis
Our o1ij, opposite the Z. s. patcn
Office, md we can obtain Patents in less
time than those remote from Washington.
Send Model or Drawing. We advise as
to patcntabliLy free Of charge and we
make no charge unless we obtain patent.
When patent il granted drawing Of
your invention, with claims, your name
and address, will be published in the Unit.
ed States Patent Office Gazette, paper of
immense circulation, and the only ono that
publishes this free.
We refer, here, to the Postmaster, tho
Supt OF Money Order Div, and to officials
Of iho U, s. Pntont Ollco. For circular,
advice, forms, and references TO actual eli
cnt5 in your own State or county, write
to @, A. Snow & Co.,,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, D. G.
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"ROugh on Coughs. -

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Ifyou are falling broken, worn out and
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Rough on ToOthache.'
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Ladies who would retain freshness and
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ringworm, letter, salt rheum, frosted feet,
ehillblans.
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Get immediate relief and sound rest BY
usingWell3 Rough on Coughs Troehes,
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FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON ARK.
April 4, 1885
Notice is hereby given that the following
canned settler has filed notceof his inteu-
ton to mXo final prT5f in support of ibis
claim, and that said p Of will be made be
{ CSr- crVN Acknowledgements at Harrison.
- S3} re 81 Il ,,oo
\ Nv Nv ,paee'%e 49, 1sn, 19w, and
200 I71b folio NJ y witnesses to prove his
N4uls residc,G't9jon, and cultivation
uoquuGad, viz Isaac Harmon Harris
-n99ya y B. Harmon and w. W. Step,
3u,.,sa5sant Ridge, Ark.
JOHN MURPHY, Register.
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ROUGH ON TooTHAeHE."
Notice.


Q. S, LAND OFFICE, Harrison. Ark. !
March s, 1885. I
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by George Lynch against Henry H.
Warwick for abandoning his Homestead
Entry No. 1896, dated Nov |, 1879, upon
the n! ne, Sc ne, nese. Section %, TIP ion;
X u ", in Boone County, Arkansas, with
u view to the cancellation of said entry;
the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office on the fifth day of
May 1885, at l0o'elock A. NJ, to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged abandonment.
JoHN MURPHY, Register.
43-6t A. .. PHILLIPs. Receiver.
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rgoticc foH. Publication,


March 80, 1885.
Notice is hereby given Chat tho follow
ing named settler has filed notice Of his in.
tension TO make final proof in support O
his claim, and that said proof will be made
before the Register and Receiver at the Z
J.. Land Office at Harrison Ark on May
IL, 1885, yiz3
Mancl N Gratis, one of the heirs OIL
Racha Grain deceased who made E'd En-
try No. 54l9, for the SC So II, ne ne 20. nv
NV o. Ism, low, ard names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon. and cultivation of, said land, viz
John Bryant, Wiburn Bryant and John
Vernon, Of Belclonte, Arkansas, and Saml
Caruthers, of Harrison, Ark
JOHN MURPHY, Register.
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Notice OF FInaIProOR.
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK. |
Anr1 fQlE

LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK.
April 4, 1886.
Notice II hereby given that the follow.
named settler has filed notice of his inton-
ton TO make final proof in support Of his
claim, and that sgid proof will BE made be-
fore the Register and Receiver ut Harrison
Arkansas, on May II, 1885:
John B. Hilger H'd Entry No, 1858 for
the Cd SO %, and sw sw "a, 2ln gov, and
names the following witnesses to provo his
continuous residence upon, ard cultivation
Of, said land, viz; Dick Glover, VIM.
Cheatham, John Matlock and Henry Bell,
all Of Boone Ark
JOHN MURPHY. Register.
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JOHN MIEEEs r j..
Manufacturer Of and Dealer in all kinds Of
Lumber,
HARRISON, ARKANSAS,

Has new lot OF Machinery, composed
of Fianer, Watcher, Moulder and Resawer
fthe very latest and most improved style /;
prepared to do all kinds Of work in his line.
He will also keep constant supply Of dry
lumber on hand for sale Mt the lowest cash
price, He will do a strictly cash business
which will enable him TO buy and sell for
much less than he could offer on tho old
credit system. Parties wishing to buy, will
find it their interest TO call on him before
purchasing elsewhere IT,
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NotIce orFinnI Proof
LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK. [

Notice Is sFegy CO.., owing
t ioI"t 10 m rG1gSt IN ~ the people Ii.
claim, a5S c ,n rg N1o doyado be- be.
s lIGG N IS az aa sl5 'oGsodiyyleGAn Ark
49, ig',ii 1850, VIZ: n.
s ~ .@ E s,l iYS Ne 552i,w;'0 ' a Sof
continuous residence upon, and Nlivation
Of, said land, viz, X. n. Noel, j. Q. Noel
John Patrick and John Roberts, all Of Oma
ha, Ark.
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Observation-Disclosures

Tell tho children 70 cut out and save the comic
silhouette pictures as they appear from Issue to
issue They will DO pleased with the COLLECTION
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Rough ON PAIN POroused
Plaster:

Strengthening, improved, the best for
bSckache, pains in chest or side, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia.
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skfor Rough on Coughs. for Coughs,
Colds, Sore throat. HoaHeness. Troehes,
/ l5e. Liquid, 26c.
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The female employees Of the
government incline to the opinion
that Miss Cleyeland's influence
with her brother will secure for
them greater consideration at the
hands of this administration than
Of proceeding ones. 1t is general
ly believed that Mr. Cleveland de-
sires to do away as far as possible
with the unjust discrimination
against women who are doing the
same work for which male persons
are much better paid.
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ROUGH ON ITCu. y

Cures Humors, Eruptions, Ringworm,
letter, Salt Rheum. Frosted Feet, Chill.
blans SOC. jars.
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Wide Awake.

three or four hours every night coughing.
Get immediate relief and sound rest BY
usingWell3 Rough on Coughs. Troehes.
Inc Ba1sam Dhp
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1885-01-23

away 10 the distance, . pitecus wall, or
grOsn, loud aud ioug, came from the va
ter the head and tail l,shed the water
furiOusly, the water near the middle of the
animal was seen to be deeply tioged with
blood. In few minutes all motion bud
ceased, and IL could be seen that the rail .
road spikes had taken effect Just behind
the for,leg, and that q large stream Of
blood guShed from the wound A ditch
ing team consisting of IL yoke Of oxen
were mile distant theN' were brought
aud chSine were thrown around It's head
and It was drawn ON To tue river bank.
AL Ssslm and DR.. Hunt sman made &C
curate measurements, VII ich are as fol-
lowe: Entire length from end of tail 10
tip of nose, 81 feet from the fOrelegs 20
tip of nose 10 teet body, from fore To
hind legs, 40 feet; its tail % feet Its
heart weighed so pound and had four
cavities, and was pronounced by Hunts
msn To be the heart Of an air breathing
animal. aud not a reptile. The lungs and
all the other organs SEEM like the yicera
OF animals Ii was foup 4 that no; one Of
the bullets hsd penetrated I he skin
Ii was skinned, and a tsxidermist is en-
ploYed TO stuff il and Il y IN be sent 10 the
Academy of Natural Scie nee, at Phnadel-
phia. The flesh is being carefully remov-
ed from the skeleton, which 70 10 bs pro-
perlY wired and kept for the prescott 81
Oskal0osa on exhibition Mr.. Peck, OF
Davenport, arrived in RESPONSE 10 "a tele-
gran, Wednesday morning. After very
careful examination. he aid "Geutle-
men, this is no cardiff giatt, but vert
able animal or reptile, but rs am neither
naturalist or psleouiulcg let have only
Ia Say That It probably boltugs h spec
les of gigantic lizard sup posed TO have
been extinct many Thousand years. q"
Pointing to one Of the teeih he said, II
VII give hfIy dollars fer that canine
TOOTH which was found on measurement
to be seventeen inches aud half long.
JOHN MKAD.
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FROZEN TO DEATH

Mrs Nike Burke, wife oftbe manwho
with his two sons, is confined in Jail al
Grafton, charged with robbing q freight
car of the -. q o, CO., was found dead at
her residence on Sunday evening lat.
She - supposed to have been under the
inhu nee Of liquor, and falling on the
hoo. vas unable to rise. and was frozen
TO d u. Sne is the same woman about
VINO q The sensational report connected
he th the wreck Of the passenger rain
ne. Grafton on New Years Eve, was
cir. ltsd.
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J leI. Tost:l smrn CRANn. OIL.
LOST RECORD NI)TICE-

Circui, Court of Preston Cyuniy, De.
cember 9. 1884 .n,
lip. Crawfort ~ wife) On petition. IN
W.. der chapter l75 oi
Sarah J. D,an ct al the acts Of 1871.
william q Wcrlev. Commissioners ap
pointed under said Act, this day made his
hnsl report herein. Whereupln, ON mo
too Of the petitioner by HE counsel. II /,
ordered that said report be filed. amt that a
notice be- published in the Was, Virginia
Argus and Preston County Journal, once a
WEI k, for twelve successive weeks, Of the
fling of said report, and requiring all per
sons Interested therein, TO appear before
this cOHrt on the 4th day 81 the NJ xt term,
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order. published as aforesaid. A copy
from the record.
10 49,. Tcst SMITH CRANE. CLERK.
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