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Arkansas ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1884-1886, 1885-08-15
onr young friends will thank US for
, ~ little bit of historic study in Mrs.
ps,ds article given below.
Written for Ladies Journal
Great Men and Their Wives.
BY MRS. OPIE P. READ.

f is said of great men, and especially Of
literary men, that 'heir domestic lives are
IN the highest degree unsatisfactory. While
thjs may have proved true in a few in
stances, notably with Byron and Dickens,
T am inclined to the belief that the major
fly Of great men are unusually happy in
their home lives.
For instance, the poet Longfellow was
one of the happieSt Of men, until the tragic
death Of his wife to whom he was devoted
II attached What influence her memory
e1erted upon his writings, what poems Of
passion and tragedy and deathless love
we're inspired by thought Of her, the world
can never know; that he worshiped her
can be detected in the constant little love
song which runs through all his writings
Especially in poem found after his death,
b every verse Of which is blended SYM
phony Of love and immortality. In It oc-
elB these lines
live, Oh, lost one for the living
Who drew their earliest life from thee.
And watt until with glad thanksgiving
shall be free.
Fo death shall bring another waiting,
Beyond the shadows of the tomb,
Onyonder shore bride is waiting
Until I Gomez
In The life of J. G.. Holland we have
,r. four brightest examples of domestic
pu"' y In every thing he has written,
S'''' Is vein of love and tenderness such
10 man could or would have written
] u'o not deeply loved and received love
n, 'd'n' In one of his earlier works he
N r' w.t.. ner Thank heaven that my wife
i. ''f grow ola that so long as she can
/ e., ana can whisper, she shall know
'Ao confession that her soul is newt 10
D'l'- linked to mine-mine."
4, 4 ''I, many years, when both had nassad
M, l'o 'a arch of life, when every dream
bD,p 1 n. ,Sve e, and ambition can give, had
Iesut 5i;Il'P u he wrote these simple and
"o y diverse: "P'D 'nS Title page of
llpdt o' EDasS.lk at It the work Of my
Could D. an,.S. the wife of my beart.7
isv pers.. anything tell more completely
''''''sy for him the aloe bloo IpeS'yl'
Fap n, recent newspaper article Mark
aple, pfJ Is. this glowing tribute to the
y ,b5,. MS children: @Tbe mother fv ' of
''''''' ''ores them. They he Epow be or
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Tho Dynamite Congro,s.

LONDON, Feb. 2i.-A Paris dispatch
gives an account OF the congress of Fen.
ian dynamiters in that city. An eve
witness to tho proceedings of tho meet
ing says: Around the table were
seated IL delegates to tho long.talked
Of convention, Two of these repre.
sonted the Irish revolutionary party in
Great Britain, three Extremists were
reported from the United States of
America, two from Ireland, two from
the continent, and the two others repre-
sented the Irish invinoibles. Thirteen
Fenians Sat behinu the table against the
wall These were prohibited from taxi
ing part In tho debates. a Russian
Nihilist was In one corner of the room,
in company with n mal uiacturer 'oi
dynamite, who was present for the pur
pose OF arranging for sale of his ok.
plusive wares,
Every person present was armed with
revolver and ready to shoot any de-
tective who might interfere with tho
proceedings of the convention.
The meeting was called To order by n
man who was called Kiul, but whose
real name is John Morrissey, a native
OF county Carlow, Ireland.
An individual named Hennery was
appointed reporter To tho congress.
Several letters OF apology for absence
was read, all expressing bitter hatred Of
England.
Kiul, rising to speak, was greeted with
three cheers. He referred to the past
work and future achievements of dyna-
mite, and invited the delegates present
tn discern means which would lead To
end .England's evil government Of Ire
land.
The remarks of tho chairman were
greeted with cries of"DOwn with Eng
landW "Long live dynamltew
Patrick COCoran made "A speech In
which he detailed at length what he do
scrlbcd rs the crimes and tyranniss OF
England. lie proposed u resolution TO
the effect that this congress, consider.
INK that England has thrown down the
glove, accepts the challenge and deties
her, and taking all the ontailed risks,
resolved tO punish England. The reso
luton advises crimes by pursuing dy-
Mantle war on an extended scale and
more vigorous means, aud TO cause ex-
piosious, not only in London, but in all
the towns and villages In England.
Corcoran warmly supported this reso-
luton.
Several of the delegates pleaded in ia.
vor OF innocent women and children
declaring that, by making general war
OF the description recOunted In the reso
luton, the dynamiters would lose the
sympathy of mankind.
a point taken by some of the speakers
was; "We are not warning against The
English people, but against tho British
Cove. nment; therefore, it is a better
policy to attack only vessels of tho Brit
ish navy, her barracks and her ar
senals."
These modified counsels did not pre-
vail, aud II was then proposed to effect
a fusion OF Dynamiters and Invinuibles
but this was iustrated by "a telegram.
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Another Galveston vesse, Burns,

WASHINGTON, Feb. A.-The signal
service station at Ocean City, Maryland,
reports that the schooner Y. X. Collins,
of New Jersey, loaded with cotton and
old iron, bound fiom Galveston to Bos-
ton, caught fire from lamp explosion
seven miles from land, and was aban-
doned by the crew, who are now at the
life savidg station.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2I.-A special from
Ocean City says: The schooner Il. J..
Collins, from Galveston, for Boston with
cotton and iron, is reported ON fire and
abandoned off Ocean City and entirely
destroyed. The crew was landed safe.
ly. The value Of the vessel and cargo
Is S0,0O0i fully insured.
THE GALVESTON REPORT.
GALVESTON, Feb. 2i-'rhe schooner
f. j. Collins, for Boston, witch was ON
fire and abandoned of Ocean CITY,
New Jersey, sailed from this
port ON February 3, laden
with l,27l bales ef cotton and a lot of old
iron. The schooner registered 400 tons,
and was commanded by Capt. English.
The vessel and cargo was valued at
$4,000. Tho Collins was an old trader
AZ this port.
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A Trared, NJ Rnnhnn.

BoNHAM, Feb. A.-Ispecial.l About
noon to-day the city was startled by the
report of q pistol shot In the courthouse.
j. X. Mcdonald, OF Cisco, was shot n
the tax COLLECTORS Office by his son-in-
low, Tom Pace. The bali entered the
abdomen just below the waist, ranged
upwards and 1t Is thought passed
lung. The ball has MT been located vet
Mcdonald is in great agony, and his
doctors say he cannot live long. He
struck Pace before tho latter did the
shooting. A previous difficulty was the
cause of the trouble. People generally
think the shooting was lustihable AZ
Mcdonald is said TO have used pair of
knucks In striking Pace.
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Political pipl,s Of pcrroctIon

NEW YoRK, Feb. PA new political
movements which aims at the correction
OF Sunday evils,in both the political par
ties In this slate, was iuaugurated at a
meeting held here to day. The meet
ing organized rs the "Tndependent Citi.
2ens' Association OF the Slate of New
York;" and the question under discus
sion was how to bring together the diff.
ferent political organizations in differ
ent parts OF the state, so all may work
"a n unit towards nominating and
eleoting the best men 10 office. II espe-
oially urged that tho cooperation OF
forces which acted together whom
Mayor Law, of Brooklyn, and Mayor
Grace, OF New York, we're elected, bo
sought and the principles then enun.
ciated carried out.
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Fort Worth Enci,.

FoRT WoRTu, Feb. 2i,-[Speclal.l l.
Several adjusters for insurance COM
panies were in the city to-day, but were
unable to do any work in regard to the
Brown fire, the books not having been
taken from the safe yet.
There IL talk of new national banl,
being established here by Kansas City
capitalists.
Col w. g, Young, prominent cattle
man, who has an immense rancho In
Cara county, says that cattle have not
died In extensive numbers yet, but all
his advices indicate that there will he
very heavy losses In the next few
months. Cattle are very thin, and grass
In very poor condition.
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Heck Garrison's Remains. The Mar.
derous Raineys Located.
TEXANS FIGHTING IN MEXICO.
Damage Suit Against Lynchers Robbery
atFort Worth, in which a scyeas
Lady is Fleeced by One of the
Villagers Notes.
THE DAYS CRIMINAL RECORD.
Robhcrs md Yort wnrlh

FORT WORM, Feb. 2i.--[Special. l.
Mr.. J. b. Branch made careful exam
ination of his stock to-day, and finds
that $4,000 worth ofproperty was carried
away by the robbers in their raid last
night. A lady In Scyene had a set of dIa-
mond ar-riugs, worth $40O, on deposit
with the house, but the robbers missed
H. The officers, who have been work.
ing on the case say the men who aid
the work must have been perfectly
familiar with the pawn shop and its
contents, tor trays of cheap watches
were passed by, as was cheap silver
ware, but nothing of value but tho car
rings was left. Mr.. Boyd is not badly
hurt, being on the streets this syenInr.
A reward OF $500 has been offered by
Mr. Branch for information leading 10
the recovery Of the stolen watches and
diamonds,or for the arrest ofthe thieves.
About $500 belonging to the savings
bank was also taken by the robbers,
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MONTREAL, Feb. 2L-At the suit of
James o'lIalloran against Bradley
Barlow, for $4,000, all the
shares of Barlow in tho Southeastern
railway, amounting To l0,390 shares, OF
tho par value of $iOO each, we're sold at
public sale to-day. ". w. Hamilton, a
broker, was the buyer, at ~ cents per
share, Sl20. These shares represent n
large majority of the entire stock, aud
of tho road, subject TO slight iucum-
brances, which he expects TO at once
discharuo.
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route, at Pisco. Her majesty's ship,
Mutine, is expected from the south to
replace her.
AZ yesterdays preparatory meeting
Oh lhe national assembly, It was an
nounced that congress would he opened
ON the lst of March. Monsignor Rocha.
having notified the assembly of his un-
Willingness to attend their ses
siohs from moral scruples.
Senor Calderson, In speech
on the subject, declared that this pro-
ceeding constituted an act of rebellion
against the house, which the prelate
was obliged to attend, and in case of his
persisting in his refusrl, he could be de-
prived of his right of citizenship. II
was then decided to reply to Mgr.
hochos in q note, again calling upon
him to take his seat in the house.
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Murder Near Texorkana.

TExARKANA. Feb. "a. [Special.l. H.
Yesterday morning the dead body Of a
section hand on the line of the Iron
Mountain road, named Pat Healy, was
found few yards beyond the park
crossing. Examination showed an ex-
tensive wound across tne head, fractur-
ing his skull, causing death II is sun
posed he was followed out OF town and
murdered for his money, he having been
paid on only day or two before. Ohi-
GERS haYe been searching for the mur.
derer, but up to the present have not
found any clue.
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Damage Suit Ag,ln.t Lyuchor,.

CoTuLLA, Feb. A,-ISpecial. l-Teel a
Halton, attorneys, of San Antonia, have
brought suit for Mrs. Mccullough and
children against 100 citizens OF Cotulla
Tor lynching Green Mccullough, some
months ago. Tho suit "a for 5000 200
damages, and exeites much comment.
Mccullough was lynched in broad day
light by citizens Of the town. No in-
dictments have ever been presented. II
Is said there will be no trouble IN identl-
tying the lynchers. Further deyelop.
ments are expected.
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who Murdered tho uexIcan Editor?

CITY OF MEXICO, Feb. 2i.-The state
government of Michoacau is taking ac-
tive steps to find out the instigators of
the assault on Lulz Gonzales, editor of
the opposition paper. Ell Explorador, of
Morelia, as a newspaper, has been at
tacking especially tne project OF tho dis
trlct, Maximano Rocha. This official is
generally suspected, and consequently
has been suspended from Office until a
thorough investigation can be- made.
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They Have Alsgniiloen. Memories.

LONDON, Feb. 2i,-Four witnesses
from Southampton identified Harry
Burton, who Is accused with
Cunningham OF causing the
explosion at the tower of London.
They are ali positive they saw him at
Southampton a year ago, on the arrival
ot the steamer Donan, from New York.
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The Alleged Tesas Central Train
Wreckers,

HousroN, Feb. i,-[special. l. This
morning Detective John Morris arrival
from Hampstead, where he went In
have Emanuel Cortez, Jerry Martin and
Jesse Henderson before Justice court.
on preliminary trial, charged with
wrecking tho Houston 4 Texas
vember, when live persons ware
Killed. The trial took place
aud defendants waived examination
and were committed to Jail for trial In
the next higher court, which meets next
Monday. Detective Morris claims To
nave direct proof OF tho conspiracy 10
derail the train, and the presence OF the
men at that place few minutes before
tho disastrous derailmont. Articles OF
value taken from that train were found
IN their possession after the accident. A
large reward WAS onoieu Oy tnh sLaIC
f-t 'S0uvicion OF the iiendish mur-
dera and robbers
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Fighting To1as 0alcers In Mexico.

SAN ANTONIO, Feb. A.-Ispecisl.l Ion
February 20 Deputy United States Mar
shal Niggli and Deputy Frank Leh-
mann reached Saragassa, Mexico, with
extrauition papers for Juan Sanchez.
inc Judge OF the town detailed two po-
licemen TO assist In the arrest. Thev
reached his house, placed guard there
and sought him elsewhere. Hearing
firing, they returned and met three
Mexicans on horseback, who iired al
them. A fight ensued, and one of tho
horses was killed and a Mexican shot
through the shoulder. Reaching the
house, they found Sanchez and arrested
him, when a body of Moxicans again
opened fire, and Sanchez escaped. No
casualties occurred among the officers.
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A Burned Bark.

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 2I.-The schooner
Elya h. Pettingil, from Sagua, reports,
with no date, that on the eastern edge
of the gulf stream, in about the latitude
of Charleston, she saw an abandoned
steamer, burned nearly to the waters
edge. All Distinguishing marks were
destroyed. The Pettinglll only stopped
long enough to make sure no living
thing remained on or about the wreck.
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Thnt Com.nnv rnlIlilnn

COLORADO, Feb. 2i.-Ispecial.l THE
latest Developments In the melee at
Maioonheld which Y Cured several
days ago between citizens ana cow. boys.
show II to have been very bloody III.
fair. One cowboy, by the name OF Nc
Murder, was killed instantly, aud an
other by the name Of Stewart, badly
wounded In the arm,
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ChiIian Natters.

VALPARAISO, Feb. M.-Senor Ancieto
Aree, the Bolivian minister to Chill, Is
expected to arrive to-day.
A complete and Interesting history of
the war between Chill, Peru and Bolivia,
written by Senior Pasqual Axumado
Moreno, is being published here.
Az Santiago, Chill, fire broke out
last night IN a shop containing assorted
goods. The fire was gotten under con
troll III half an hour after 1t started. The
merchandise was damaged, but the
building was saved. Senior Pacheco is
insured for over SS, 900,
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Mrs. John l.. SULLIVAN Desires and De-
serves a Divorce

BosToN, Feb. a.--Mrs. Annie suli-
van, wife OF John l.. L.Sullivan, the cham
pion pugilist, has begun suit for divorce
on the grounds of cruel and abusive
treatment aud The gross end confirmed
habit OF intoxicatlon. Mrs. Sullivan do
sires the custody of her child, John u.
Sullivan, jr., and asks that Suilivan's
property, TO the extent OF 10000, be at.
tached 20 secure u support for herself
and child.
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The Cnnnd,nn, AIarmed.

MONTREAL, Feb. A.-The guards at
Victoria Bridge have been doubled,
owing TO the report by officials of infor-
nation that u member of the Rosa
clique had loft New York on Monday
night for Montreal, aud that his mission
was believed TO be directed against the
bridge.
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NORFOLK, Feb. N.--Lieut. Raney,
tho executive officer of the
United States ship Portsmouth,
disappeared some ten DAYS aro,
and no trail Of him since has been dis,
covered. The river and harbor TODAY
were dragged for his body.
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On Trial for Murder.

EAoLE PASS, Feb. 2i.-[spccIal. l--Jas.
Cable, a cowboy, is undergoing exami-
nation, charged with the murder OF Ja-
cinto Cordero, Mexican, who was
found dead with three bullet holes in
him, near Spoffaris junction. The cir
cumstantial evidence IL strong.
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HousroS, Feb. aL-[special.l l-F. A.
Drone forged the name Of s. p. Nolan 70
get a ticket from here 10 Dallas, whither
he went Saturday. The forgery WAS
discovered to-day, and he will DO ar
rested at the request OF the sheriff here,
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Lines From Lima.

LIMA, Feb. A.--A plan for the recon-
struction of Chorillos has been presented
to, and approved by, the majority of the
municipality Of this city.
Her mejesty's ship, Constance, sailed
yesterday for Iquique, touching, on
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More ItalInns KeadY.

ROME, Feb, 2L-It is reported that a
fourth expedition is prepared for the
Red sea coast. Rsa.,,,
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AnAwful Oc.an l)lsa,ior

LONDON, Feb. A.-The steamer Ale
ebony, from Cardiff for Gale, is lost
and her crew of 30 persons drowned.
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NenrIng Abn mnmmnd

KoRTI, Feb. M.-Gen. Brackenburg
expects oreach Abu Hammed to-mor-
row,
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Heaot onLIyht.

PARIS, Feb. 2i.-The Lyons Masonic
lodge has expelled Andrieux, late pre-
feet of Paris, for disclosing the secrets
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A Swiss Poor mouso Burned.

BKRNE, Feb. A.-The poor-house at
Wonlen, Canton of Aargan, burned last
night. Six persons persisted.
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INDICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2i.-For the west
gulf ststes: Clearing weather, uorth TO
west winds; nearly stationary temper
ature.
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The First Arrivals.

SUAKm, Feb. A.-Gen. Davis, with
200 troops, arrived to day.
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Ska,e Of West E'irgimia,
County q Jederso

10
Clcr~ : 0iiiceoi the C@Un'{ NouIl.
The following r. "a Llst OF pee's Au'i'''eG 10
Record in SAID Office during the week ehdls
March ID, 1850
United states oi America. bv Henry =.
Neal. Solicitor uf tine Treasury, to TIumas a..
slavery Deed of bargain and sale dated March
81. l~>1, conveying water power privileges and
riparian rights az the shenandoah River, and
iol SO . being the site of the rifle factory as
owned and used 1v The micd state, oi Amen-
ca. 40 Harper, Ferry iu lhi> county. Date of
record. March 9th. lss5.
D Bu,hrld &. Washington and Wiioaud Ms
RcDecca SyIcund her husband. 90 James La-
.an. Thoma, Lanuand Edward Eaean. Decd
of bargain and Sale dated March "a lSS5. con-
viewing 700 acres. s. raods and J.. perche, oi land
known a- "PudduaE" Date o' record March
gth 1850.
g. James Ea.an Thomas pagan and Edward
EaentoS. W. Washington. Trustee for Bush
rod G.. WASHINGTON Deed oftui-t dated March
q.h. l-s5. conveying 200 ceres 3 roofs and ~
percac, of land known ass BraidocS. Date
of re.ord. March gth 1850
o. Thomas s. kockeuhaugh and wife 60 James
Wilmington. Deed OF bargain and sale dated
February 18th, 1875. conveying acre OF land.
Date of record. March lO,h. iosj.
g. Joseph ID. Fry lO James \ Shirley. Or Sc
tee for snndry creditors. Deed OF trust dated
March 10th lSSy convrVing personal property
D,fe. off record March lofh iS>5
q Charles W,U to Forrest W Brown
trustee Tor cradirors Deed of trust dated March
Iorb l,.5 convcvin,, personal propertv and
-s.l e.t,-r D.te,f record March l6tb ISIS
:. John A. Chew TO J Aldridge Chew. Decd
of release dated january 10Th, lsa5. Date of
record, March llth. 1855.
s.. J. L. Hoffman Administrator Of Joseph
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NOTICE Do LIEN HOLDERs.

To all persons holding liens by Judgment or
otherwise on the real estate or amy part
thereof Of John III. smith
In pursuance of a decree of the Circuit Court
of Jefferson County, made IN cause therein
pending. 10 subject the real estate of the said
Jonn H. Smith 10 the satisfaction of The liens
thereon, YOU are hereby required 10 present all
claims held by YOU, and each of you, against
the said John ii. Smith, which are liens Oh his
real estate. or any part oft. for adjudication 90
me- at my office in the town of Charlcstown,
West Virginia, ON or before the 18th day OF
April 1855 Given under my hand This llth
day OF March, 1850.
CLEON MOORE, Comm'r
March 10. lsS5-jt Free Press fee Sifo0.
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From the Clarke Courier we learn that
J. P. Stewart. whilst telling tree on Thurs
day Of last week met with an accident by
which leg was crushed. Amputation was
deemed necessary aud he died shortly after
the operation. He was 50 years old-an
industrious and energetic farmer He leaves
a widow and several small children. His
home was near White Post
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!Sherp RireY sand
Eg0y WSsm;ed.

4 T retail and by car load for sale by
y b. G.. WASHINGTON
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Con,s,sissiome..,s .vaflce.
In the circui, Court OF Jefferson County, W

In the Circuit Court OF Jefferson County, ".
Virginia
NATHAN BARNES Pltf.,
Against In Chauccry.
JOHN II. SMITH, John + Smith. Admir- of
Cath. Fry, g. NJ. u. l. Smith, Trustee. John j.
Grantham ; W Washington Admire q. b. q. {.
a. of Jacob Gilbert Cieon Moore, john w.
Grantham John r. Smith, and n. ;. White,
Trustee, DeftS
Entrac, from Decree q fejfmy Is. 1855.
1t is adjudged. ordered and decreed that
this cause be referred to Gloon Moore 20 Com
missioner OF this Court. with instructions To ass
certain and report the real estateoi which John
H. Smith is seized, lis value and annual rental
value, the liens upon said real estate. their do
mount and prioritIes, and such further matters
as may be deemed pertinent by him and re-
quired by the parties Notice OF the time and
place of executing This decree shall be given by
publication once week for four successive
weeks in some newspaper published in Jciier-
son County and by posting copy OF saline at the
front door OF the Cour. House 40 least twenty
days before taking this account, and shall also
give the lien holders notice required by the
statute A cUpy-Ieste-
n NJ IATT1fTR (lerl.
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OLD FAMILY JOURNAL.

When the blood IS loaded with impure
ties. aud moves sluggishly in the veins. an
Alternative is needed. as this condition OF the
vital fluid cannot last long without serious
results. There is nothing better than Ayers
Sarsaparilia to purify the blood, and impart
energy 10 the system.