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Summer School at Provo.

The d. Y. Academy summer school,
to bs held In Provo City, beginning
August l next, hps secured the rervices
OF Miss Zonis Barber. teacher OF geog.
rsphy Ia the Cook county Normal,
Chicago, ILL.,, In addition 10 those OF
Col. and Mrs. Parker.
A recent letter from Col. Parker TO
Prof. Clufi states! "Miss Barber will
give ton lessons on geography, a. fol.
lowG l Primary geography; River
basins; . Erosion and drainage; 4, 8
and How TO teach the continent OF
North America; Relation Of political
TO structural geography; s Continent
Of South Amdrica; 0 Europe, Asia Aud
Aftica; 10 Mathematical geography"
1--WE Gan bring" continues the writer,
quite large quantity Of illustrative
material that we shall have Mt Chau.
tauqus, after the Chautauqua closes"
The summer school promises 10 be n
success In every way.
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vention elected delegates 10 the cons
Ing national Democratic convention
TO be held nj Chicago, and that com.
mittee WINS elected 10 succeed the COM
mittee elected at Ogden In ISIS.
The defendants were present during
the hearing part Of tlp time IN person
aad all Of the time by counsel, but De
cllned to cross. examine the witnesses
OF the plaintiff.
From the testimony Introduced u
appears that the allegations Of Tue
complaint are sustained and that the
plaintiff is entitled IN n judgment, ne
having shown that there was elected
In Ogden, In isss, by the Democfatic
party n committee known rs the De-
mocrstic Territorial commitler ofUthh,
the direct successOra OF The INST CONE
mittce chosen when the party was
organized twenty years ago, which
committee was In existence when the
plaintiff commenced his suit, and Of
which committee the plniu'iif was
a duly elected member and the secfe-
taty thereof
fheJudrment Of the couit Therefore
IL that the plaintiff recover from the
deienda u the bo0ks AMI records de-
scribed In the complaint or In case de-
livery Of the same caunot be had that
he recover from the said delcniants she
sum OF SIS, together with the costs OF
this action.
the FisisBt no TOUCHES.
The only persons present durlng NE
time the Justice was rendering hia
opinion were Attorney ID. X. stfaup
(tt1m the Office OF judy. Powersl aud
three newspaper repre- entatives. lm'
me,iiaiely afterwards the de
lenfants' attorney, Mr.. J. II.
Hurd, accompanied ~ Stenos-
rapher Barker, entered the room
aud the former handed TO Justice boch-
RE typewriter notice OF appeal from
his decision, TO the Third District
Court.
"Why," exclaimed the Judge, with
apparent Ntonishment, at looks A.
though this notice Of appeal had been
fixed mp before the Court gave its
opinion.n
"Y.e.s," drawlei the attorney with
n faiut smile, 81 must confess IL does
bear that appearance--doesn't ~" He
simultaneously cast knowing wink at
the reporters, ~ though thinking he
had scored big point that time.
The Judge adjusted his spectaclos,
scanned the document, said Gan
right" and the curtain fell.
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uCKY BILL MINING co. LOCATION
IL u principal place Of business. rafk cay.
Utah Notice i hefrip gwen that At meeting
Of inc Hoard Of Trustees, held on the 1871 day
oil way. isHl. ZEN aaffstmtnt NO. ~ Of three 90
cents per shnc was levied on the Capital
stock ~ the corroratian, pay able within thirty
NJ NOS . md 30 Main street, salt Lake city,
Utah hny stock upon which TVS lsse-sinent
may remain unpaid On The iiri DAY Of June,
lsgs will 10 Delinquent and advertised for sale
al public A. etlsn and unless payment u made
bcfdro will be- N on the giri DAY or July,
1874 10 nay the delinquent afscsHmentr, %
rrthef with the cost of advertising and cx.
nerse OF sale. o. N. HANDY. President
Lucky nlil Mining Company.
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AN OFFICERS NEMESIS.
She Follows Him 10 the Theatre and
Creates q Scene by Her Wild
Manner.

There came near being sensation
at the Theatre last night. Some time
before the performance was over
fashionnbly and somewhat loudly at.
tired female Of about twenty-five years
was observed acting In a suspicious
and excited manner. Her movements
were accordingly closely watched by u
couple OF reporters, When the curtain
dropped for the last time and the audi.
euce commenced to disperse she FOL.
lowed closely behind n United states
army officer aud his lady, and called
upon the couple 10 stop. Her request
was, however, not complied with, and
the officer seemed 10 get uneasy
and rapidly pushed his way
toward the front aud WAS soon
In the open air. For n time he
was lost sight Of by tho excited young
woman. On tho outside she peered
brazenly and impudently into the
faces Of this crowd and finally located
the object OF her search In n Fort
Douglas Rapid Transit street car. Shr
attempted to board ~ IL started but
failed and muttering n curse she walk
ed hurrledly back TO the sidewalk ant
ordered cab and sprang into II aud
told the driver 10 SIRE that she was
taken u the Fort In post haste. hut
before the outiit was sci IN motion the
reporters stepped 90 the hack door ami
wos toll by the woman that
the officer In question had promised h
take her 10 the Howell's Club opera
last night but instead took some Other
woman and she now wanted revenge
She threatened 10 pull NIL the haiT oul
Of her rivaps head and compel tn,
dashinH officer to make restitution
In ease he. tailed she would hound hin
TO the end Of tho earth.
Having thus spoken the hack wa
driven Oh at a rattling pace aud moth
Ing more was heard OF tue matter.
The woman was sporting chhracte
well known to the police and indulge,
IN u great deal Of talk common TO he
Kind. She was under the iniluencv 0
liquor AT the time.
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Mrs. C.IouiseBoyden who came here
RON Chicago two years ago to teach
elocution and who has during tina,
time created great deal OF interest In
hat art, will leave for her old home
over the Union Pacific at $3.50 tomor-
row evening. Mrs. Boyd.n IL n most
accomplished aud agreeable lady and
takes her departure with many regrets.
OF all places that she ever
visited she regards Utah the most
beautiful and may sometime return ana
make this Territory her home. 5he has
made many warm frieDds la this city,
besides doing a great deal Of good anu
We wish hor success In her future
labors.
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PRAGUE, June IA fire broke out
In Birkenberc silver mine, near Przih-
ram, Bohemia, and spread through
the whole interior. cutting on the es-
cape OF tbs miners.
The FIRE has been oxtiugulshed, and
the rescuers At work have already
brought out fourteen dead and many
injured. Five hundred men wero NJ
WORK In the mine Mt the time. All tx.
cept forty escaped.
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San ANTONIO, Tex, June l.-The
reorganization committee Of the San
Antonio aud Aransas Pass Railroad
has filed a complaint, that during the
campaign over $4,000 were drawn
from the funds Of the receiver, that
ship used for campaign purposes was
afterwards reported as cash on hsnd;
that the receiver, Mcnamara, furnished
gravel for hallAsiing TO the road al ex.
brilliant prlces; that large sums were
misapplied and covered by false
voucher. TIE oorrt ordered the
muster In chancery to make lnvestiga.
ton,
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Weber County Schools.

The second annual commencement
exercises Of the Weber county public
schools will be held In the Grand
Opera House at Ogden, on Saturday
June 18th, nj 9 o'clock. Superintend-
cut Joseph \. Perry has the matter In
hand, and from the high encomiums
which have been passed upon him aud
the schools OF Weber county, n very
interesting time will be enjoyed by
those who attend.
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SACRANESTo, Cal, June /. "A
highlander war broke out last night
between two bighbinder societies,
close to the business portion OF the
city. There was perfect fusilade
from the headquarters on tho opposite
sides Of the street. An electric car
passing was riddlcd with bullets aud
the car deserted In short order. When
the battle was over, two cinnamon
were found dead AMI n number
wounded. II IL supposed that several
others were killed, but concealed by
their friends. The police arrested
seven cinnamon, all armed with large
reyolvers.
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CHEYEssE, Wyo,, June l.--Stock.
men and citizens In their confidence
deny that another expedition against
rustlois ia going to johnson county.
things change, they will reopen thu
war IA soon az they are freed. A good
many strange men are going in the
Power river country armed.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ underaigIed, administrator uf tho estate
OF Mary Jhrohs, deceased, to the creditors Of.
and ali persons having claims against the said
deceased, to exhibit thom with the necessary
vouchers, Within -four months Aftcr the nfai
publication ot THIS notice, 70 the suid ndminis,
cinrt, Ia the county Of salt Lave, uiah.
DANIEL JACOBS,
Administrator Of the estate OF Mary jacobs
deceased.
Dated May 9ith, l,p!. DIV
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NJ Office Is IIEllEnY GIVEN by THE
~ undersigned, executor OF tho laat will
Of sarah Hardy, decreased, ~ the creditors Of,
and all persons having elaine against tho said
deceased, TO oAhihii them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months Aftor the nrft
Wtscombe sen, executor, Al Ma, 2lH u street
salt Lake Guy, Utah Tcrutory.'in the county
of SAT- lhfc,
Dated April eith, isf2.
IfORGk A. WIsCOMnE,L Sem
Executor 81 the last VIII OF sarah iArdy, ~.
ceaaed
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BEAVER WOOL MANUFACTURING
AND MILLING, 90

NOTICE OF AUGMENTATION -
~ hereby given that at meeting ~ tho
dlrcetoFs held on May 9TH, ls9l. an assessment
~ ten por cent Tor ~ o. per share Of slaou)
was levied upon the apltal Stock OF tho cor
poraiion, payable July lat, 'sg!. ~ j. Y. To.
ton, secretary, NJ Beaver City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this nstesamont may
remain UNPAID on the gnd day ~ July, lssi,
viii be- delinquent ana advertised Tor sala at
public auction and unless payment ia made
hrtur0 will be sold on the Sat day Of July,
lssl, 10 pay the delinquent aasessmont, To,
getheI with tho cost OF advertising and ex.
peus Of sale. :, -.
Beaver City. May 18th, isas.
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'INHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING or
Il the stockholders Of Iion's savings Hang
and Trust Company will be held a. the com.
nanY''s onice, Nosl, and East tempt. Street,
n am, FOR Tho election Of directors and fof
tuoh other nuainess a. may come before the
meeting.
Dated May 2sth, Iva
WILFoRD wooDRUFF.
President
GEoHdE ~ CAsSoN, Cashier.
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Ladies' Meeting.

Az tho conference Of the Y. Il. NJ. |.
commences on Saturday, the 4th'
theLadies, semi-monthly meeting,tobe
held In the Fourteenth Ward Assembly
Hall, will he postponed until Friday,
the I7th. Due notice will be- given OF
the Relief Society conferences.
M. ISABELLA HORNE, Prest.
VLArE G. YouN0, Secy.
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NEW YORK, June 1.-The steamer
broken out In the town OF Puerto,
Coftez, Honduras.
General Borneo, with an armed
force from Guatemala attaclgcd he
city and captured II after a hard fight
with much loss Of life aud property.
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SAN FRANCISCO, June >. - The
physicians fnI both BILLY Murphy
and Johnny Murphy who fought forty
rounds last night not In condition TO
continue their fight tonight, 10 u has
been postponed for week. The former
has his right hand broken, and the
latter sprained wrist.
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'''V o. J0hh :. HlIlhl dedtl.ld,
NOTICE Is IiERTuY otvp,. -.
untnfalgrCt cNrrufor - hi IhE
duhn Blith decreased, 10 H. et Wy siu u
and all pertona having ciiims sg,i,., ll.ln q
u'.,a scl' 70 exhibit ihom with the ", al
ilcsion az w'i ini, zen month, after the f ss
WIN, \. lossiter aud Hamilton " ~, l,o.t
staeu luunE'A onlco. over Dose,et ~ u
hank. corner Las temple atf - A.qsl
w, SAT- Lake ,iiy, utah, 10 the rs,,,,ai
SAT- LAKE Dated MAY asih. lsg.
WM gOssirtn
r...,-. HAMILTON g PAar
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BISMARCK, n. d., June l.-Gover-
nor Burke presented a mcrsago to the
special session Of the legislature this
morning, calling the attention to the
necessity Of legislation providing for
the choice of member Of the electoral
colleg. and the need OF additional mp
preparation for the Worlds Fair.
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houid, deceased.
NOTICE ~ liEnEuY GIVEN THAT
~ william D. Nayunuld. executor % Last
viii aud tustamcut AMI q thecst ~ Charles
Hayhould deceased. hAs rendered fnt frttio
meut. aud alcd In said court. his nnti account
OF his admlu iHtfation VI said estate and pctlunn
fur ualdittfibuuon Of the fesldue ~ said
tals among the rrrfona entitled thcrctr, aud
that tuesday. tue 18th DAY " June. 4, ". i'1i,
a. 10 O'Clock a. M, NJ the Court Room Of SAID
tny ar cuuniy,t thn Territory. has bcun duly
appointed By the igugo Ut said Cuuri, Tor q
settlement Of said account ana hearing fait
petition for ciatfibnuun, NJ which time ari
place any person Interested In said oslata NAV
appear and show cause, n IN there. De-, why
said account should not be- settled and NJ.
for
dated May Goth. isoi
CT. ALLEN,
CLERK Of tho Probate Cont.
Nv GAUsTIa nptlM NJ If.. nrUUtV.
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CEDAR RApiDS Iowa, June L.
Rain has been falling almost coutinu.
ously for thirty hours. No indications
Of ceasing. The river IL rising rap.
IDLY.
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NOTICE TO oRtoIross.


NOTICE !, HEl.hsN GIVEN nv IN,
undetsltnof, admin HtrHfrik a h.. iht
y tha lee Lambert. drccas0d. 10 NJ - -
~ audal ptlu us uHtirE elaine rr,i1.. 4,
said 'ccrgscn. tu exhiuu ttcu. uuh ~ ~ =
Hifl vouchers within ten nnihs tIts.tt.sH
l ut. asn o. u, ng,lcn 10 ne sad adu.la
y and ~ Enst, iifst South street 80 IA.
Dated Nay q, INA
- MARY ALICE o. LAMryrr
lambert. d,cenacd
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AraAont deceased.
NOTICE ~ llEREnY GIVEN, TnAT
~ John n,Walkcr. Administrator 81 the e.,
tate Of Thomas Richardson, deceased, has ren,
dofed i0rseitlcmoni, and nlod IA s1id court his
dual account u htf adminittrhunn Of said
estate, aud petition Tor to appointment Of
commissioners 10 partition aud for nnnl distri.
button Of the RESIDUE of said estate hmonR the
persona entitled thereto, aud that Tuesday
the ilst day Of May, 1871, NJ 10 O'Clock ~ nj,
Al tho Court Room ut SAID Court, IN tho County
Court IIouse, SAT- Lake ClN and County, Utah
Territory. has boon duly appointed BY the Judge
Of sad court Tor the settlement % said Ar.
count, aud hearing salt netiiio n for the ap.
pOintment Of mniissioncrs IN partition and Tor
dlatribution AT which time and place nny person
Interested IN said estate may appear and aaau
cause, u any there BE-, why sad aroount should
not be settled aud approved and commission,
ers'in partition appointed aud nnAl dislflbu.
Ton made ~ prayed for,
Dated May 10Th, Law.
CT. ALLEN,
Clerk Of the Probate Court
Dy CAusTKS BROWNE, JH, Deputy Clcrs.
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In the PROBATE Court m and tor salt Lake
County, Territory Of Titan
In the Matte. . tho Eiiato Of Hannah
Atwlcks, deceased.

NOTtCH ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ David :. Emrry administrator with will
annexed, ~ the eststr OF ilannhh Aitwir ade
cuasad, has rendered Tor settlement aud flUd 10
said Court, HE dngl account Of his hfmulstrs'
ton Of said estate anu petition for nnal dtstri
button Of the residue OF said estate among tho
persons enuilCd thereto, anu That tuesday, tho
18th day Of June, A. u lsi4. NJ 20 o'ri1rs a w,
Court Houae. salt lAso City and County. utah
Territory has been duly aUr intnd ny the jpige
Of said court, for the fsttlement % SAID &C
count and hearing saii peiition for distfihu.
,iya, nt which tm. and place suy person inter
estcd in raid eatatc may appear aud show
cause " nny there Do, why sAlhhccount Ahuui
not be- settled and approved and hnal distfllu.
ton made as prayed for.
eDAivd May ~, ituA
q. y. ALLEN.
Cisrf Of the Probate our.
LILY nLIAII-N MuMMAL- IN IInnu-u-
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rf'HOMAs u. LEWIS. the ADMlNisrRA-
4 tor ~ The estate % Human Inmiinsun
Mhrdie. deceased. having hled hia peutian
hdroin, duly verified, praying Tor an order ~
tudcnt, for the purposes therein act forth. II ID
therefore ordered ny tho judge uf said Court
That ali pcrfons Interested In the estats Of ssid
deceased, appear before the said Probate Court
on TUESDAY, The 18Th day ot June, lNsi, NJ No
o'clock ia the forenoon 81 sad day, NJ tho
Court Room OF said Probate court. n the Coun,
" Court House, N the city and couniy u salt
Lake, Territory OF Utah. 10 show cause why an
order should not be granted Ia the said admin.
iatrator, 10 cell 40 much OF the real estate NJ
the s1id deceased al private sale a. shall be
noccFsaTy, and that \ copy OF This order be
published At least four successive wecla IN the
DEsfEFr tyhNfSg Nrws, n rcwspaper print.
ed and published - sud Guy and county.
u. W 'BAgTCn, Probate Jadee.
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Order 10 show Cause Why order ~ sale Of Reai
Estate should not DO made
DtcHAHD niiiMLEN AND CHARLES All.
Ia hott, the executors Of the last Will and
estate OF tiisn Johnton, deceased. having hiu1
their petition herein. duly verified, praying
for 40 order Of sale OF all the real estate
Of sAid decedent, for the purposes therein
set forth, u Il therefore 0fdcfnh by tho Judge
Of said Court, that all pdrsons lniercsted IN the
estate of said dcrehses, appear before the aaid
Probate court, on Tuesday, The aitt DAY Of
June, A. D., 1871, ~ ~ O'Clock IN tho FORENOON
Of SAID day, Al the Court Noum Of thid Probate
Court nt The County Court House, IN tho CIV
and County Of salt Lake, Utah Tcrritory,to show
cause WHY an oriier should not be granted 10
the said hdninistratOr, To sell ~ much 81 the
real estate of tie said deceased u pr
waite saic ~ shall be- necessary, ant that
a copy of TIT. order shall be published ~ east
tour successive weeks In the Dfsturr LVLN.
$50 Snws, = newspaper printed and published
In sad Cily and County.
Dated MAY 18th, ifiA
q, W. HARrCH. Probate Judge.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY OWEN riiATJAMRs
~ N. Taylor, administrator Of the estate uf
Timothy Oi1fcnHhau, deceased. has rendered
for settlement, and cd 10 SAID Court, bis nnal
nefnuut nf hla adminiftrntinn OF SAID nrtttc aud
petition for inai distribution 81 the residue OF
said cataic among Tie uefsons enutlcd thereto,
ami that 1hufsday, the oh day Of June. a. ~.
Court In the touny Court liOusf. salt Lake
Ciiy and County, uiihtsrrtnfy. has been duly
appointed by The judge 81 All Court, Tor the
settlement of sail sccuuut and hearing said pc.
iitinn tor diatrihutinn n which time nnl plsre
any person interested In snif estate may ap.
Ycaf aud show cause, " amy there be-, why said
nrcauni ahould not be settled and approved
aud nnil distribution made NJ prayed for
Dated May u, isas.
ffnrN - tho Tifuiin q lH'aNrf
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coas,y, Ter ii ~ a =, ,i ~ Sal, Ian,
arda'n. deceased, 'H''nA' heA.
NoIIoHw !, nEalhY GivES ru,r
p rhelnas l,,ssl,, i sa,,nlsi.lralot q a. JUN
,iilenent aud Med In aid .a,,.. isndsisi
snd Se,ten Nv sagni,ifiilpn o. ~ IA hal
~ sal eeiaie amoug r,,is,,,,. ~ We ~ d.
ID 1nu w, IHt.day. nc l,th dav \, here
aid con,, flo, ~. q M. 4 the dogH MA .
l.aAe MY aud County. MAJ ~ hchte, a,
r rsan asly appainied Ny he jns,p y,
hearing ~ p .i,liiens 60, q .,d a,eoes, ~
, wv. hhd pace any person interes,s a. vhiia
,bes" ~ m,! srpear and 'how cause , ~
uea aud approved sud nnai dlsi,,ils,g, u vi
Dated May %, iiag
CIR. Aftrv
Clerk on tho tlf....tNt
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II N A~ NJ - .

RtsLEr.--M south Cottonwood Of paralysis,
Hannah T.. Rislcy. aged u year,
Funeral Al south Cottonwood school houae.
June End, isgi, a. p.m.
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In the Probate Court Of he rounty Of sal
LAKE. Territory " Utah,
In the matter Of the Estate OF Andrew =.
sodorb0rg, deccgard

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ Augusta q, Sodcrh1rg admfnsfratrix OF
the estatu ot Andrew z. sodetborg deceased,
has rendered for setu0mcnt, aud filed In said
Court, her dual account Of her naturalization
OF said cHtntt aud pouuon Tor final distribution
OF the residue Of said estate amOnr the persons
entitled thereto, and that Tuesday tho 2sth
day Of Juns, a. II. lepi, at 10 O'Clock n, o., at
the curt n0om OF sad Court, 10 the County
Court House, salt Lake City and County. Utah
Territory, has heoa duty appointed BY the
Judge OF said Court, for the sotilementof said
account aud hoariuR SAID petition for dlttrihu
ton, At which timeand place my person inter.
cHiei IN SAID oaiNic may appear aud show
tnuse, II any there be, why said account should
not be- settled md approved aud nnAl diatrhu.
lion made aa prayed for.
Dated hay 70, 1872.
q. w. ALLEN,
rleFh OF tho Probate Court
By CAusrEN uHOWNK Jn Deputv Clurk
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