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practice and the twenty years s s.,cs enisF
years of the most extensive prhc ~ Hsii5
by any specialist in this country, - az y
ways great and uniform success
this individual system OF trsaln1ssA sults 4
EXCLUSIVE TRBATMENl ! III -, aociois Y
hundreds nj requests yearly run ~. re prr,
all parts OF the world asking io' msitsi
lege OF using DR. Hathaway sIlcv "
treatment be believes It wiser y IA rs15
besides himself the knowienss ne ulss'J
dies as he is too well aware o. Lssiifll "
which may be done by the nnnerIsct. Ia
any system. never mind now " Pr. H,
BI.OOD AND SKIN DISEAsEs... IL ~
awav's treatment for blood disease 50
ever stage cures ali forms OF ui NV reftris
blotches, pimples. etc.. and not w eouiItcas
the skin and scalp 10 their ha'. ~ dsssH 4 !,
but so purlfes the blood ina. zen f-cr Y.
permanently and completely r'ssmnht'F~
system and all this without 4.
poisonous or dangerous drnfgss ,rruRn ~ !.
VARIcocEI, AND sTRlN l,.,rr, Is =,
trsatmsnt ~ yaricocele and strleisnfp 4
msthod excIusively hiss own apo ,rf,c 3;
cent o. All cases results N : Il rsrl,15
nermanent cure, No operation ssolrs,'s,.'
ana no pain or Inconvenience ~ this ~
by the patient The expense IN, 10 ~,
ment is much less than tnat q ssd . y,
or hospital or institute frea organs
safe and sure. restoring tnss..ith. %
condition ~ rerfert norrri T1r Hsi,,ya
CONSULTATION FREE, .,sou and ~
makes no chnrge for consu su
at either bis or'ce or ~ way, = y
y. NEWTON HATHAwAos r..
Dr. Hathaway xpterS
ZOO n. Alamo Piazza
Texas,
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WASHINGTON.

The fight on schiey has been put to an
ena by General Angus.
The rights of Quay Scott and Clark to
seats in the senate will be argued this
week.
The militia appropriations bill. setting
aside Sl.00O,O0o for the militia Of the sew
eral States. may come up in the hous-
during the week.
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Taylor Not in New York.

New York April 28.--The World says
W. s Taylor OF Kentucky could not he
found in New York yesterday. scar, h
OF all the leading hotels failed TO reveal
his presence His closest friends pro eas
ignorance Of his whereabouts. Governor
h2oseyelt said he thought the Kentuckian
had returned 70 Washington immed ately
after the conference on Saturday.
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LO,'AL.

The trade of Houston discussed by Prof.
Waterhouse OF St. Louis
Houston drummers preparing for the
u. c. 7 convention TO be held here May
ls
Houston selected as State headquarters
for the @. A. X.
Some of the advantages that may accrue
TO Houston from the meeting OF the
Transmississlppt Congress.
The D.-shters of the Contederacy pre-
pairing for Decoration Day.
Sunday school talks by Prof. Hamis and
his wife.
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LONDON STOCKS.

London. April 22.--rhe stock exchange
does not show any indication OF antici-
pated revival OF business after the hoh-
days, everything remaining stagnant and
quiet. Conaols closed is lower. Ameri-
cans, after much irregularty throughout
the week, closed duh, the demand being
largely decreased.
Money was ia good demand call money
3 IA TO 4 per cent; fixtures "a: thrss
months bills to 4 Lie per cent.
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FOREIGN.

The rumor of Richard croker's death in
Europe is untrue.
General Rivera. Cuban secretary Of ae-
riculture. may resign. The democratic un-
ion party is gaining ascendancy In Cuba.
There is great interest in Europe in this
Turkish Indemnity statement. and It is
believed other powers will support the
action OF the United States.
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ALABAMA's GunERNAToRrAL RACE
Several Candidates Running, with
Result in Doubt.

Result in Doubt.
Montgomery, Ala. April 22.-The race
for governor is still a matter of con-
lecture Returns have been receiYed from
forty nine Of the slxty-slx counties voting
one week ago but these do not furnish any
candidate with a sufficient number Of
votes to insure his election From the
returns received 1t appears that Colonel
w. .. Sanford has received instructions
in twenty-nine counties, with n total o.
142 delegates; Mr.. Waller Ave counties
with Sc delegates; General Shelly. four
counties With 81 delegates. and Mr.. Stall
ilIgs.- seven counties. with II delegates'
Fourteen counties. with total of los dele,
gates, report unnstructed delegations
This leaves n total OF ninety delegates YET
10 be heard from These delegates are &c
come largely from West Alabama.
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uo.nitaI ponation Of saoo .ooo

New York. Ap-li 22.-rhs directors 81 ths
Mount sirai hospital today accepted do
nation Of 100000 10 b. used in the erection
OF hospital building from Meyer GuEsen-
helm ana his seyeh sons who thus desire Ia
establish perpstua memorial to Barbars
Gtssenbsim. the iats wife ard mother OF the
aonora
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nrLrrrA INTERPRETATIONS nrI.L.
"a u Expected 10 Come up m the
House This week

Washington. April 7a.--The major pars
Of the time Of the house this week prob
ably VIII be consumed in the eonsidsra-
ton Of the postotfIce appropriation. To-
morrow IS District Of Columbia day and
the coming Friday, under the rules "a sci
apart for private pension bills. The bill
spgroprsating 81, coo coo for the militia OF
the several states may come Up during
tho uraak
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FOREIGN MARK nrs.
Manchester Cloth Dull, with n Mini.
mum of Fresh business.


Manchester, April 22.!The market for
the last fortnight has been very duh with
minimum OF fresh business, During
the last few days the inquiry from India
for tles. muls. iaconets and come other
light fabrics has shown gratifying in
and seller are too divergent 20 allow OF
any but the most pressing business. Other
outlets have been dull The home ira le
Is quiet yarns beng irregular mostly
firm, but weak in spots. All the conti-
mental producing centers are quiet Busi-
noss Is much reduced. but engagements
are generally heavy and prices Arm The
Lancashire labor troubles have bean set
tied by concessions TO the workers.
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FIRES DYING OUT.
Many Thousands of Dollars Mortr
of rrnpertN DcsirnNed.

Duluth MIMI. April 22.-Reports from the
torest IRE district are very mesger today, hut
ircm tho bes. information obtainablo the
worst Of the scare is over and the Ares are
/ eylng down = good many thousands OF
cellars damage was done however. aud, ow-
ing to the unusually dry condition of under
brush and timber. the danger is not alto
gether removed
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IMPERIAL REscRrpr.
Emperor Nicholas Throws bouquets
ut Autocpacy.

ut AutotfatS.
81. Petersburg, April e2-Emperor
Nicholas has issued an imperial rescript
addressed to Grand Duke serglus, gov
ernor general of Moscow, expressing his
qualification at having passed Holy week
in Moscow, The rescript says. in part:
''ln the cradle OF autocracy, where the
saints repose undisturbed, and amid the
resting places OF the crowned builders and
expanders OF the Russian empire, our
prayers rise with increased streng-l TO the
Lord OF lords. In common with the faithful
members OF our beloved church. throngins
into the temples and here CAIN Joy ills
the soul with prayer"
Another rescript compliments Grand
Duke sergius and bestows upon him a
portrait OF the car set in hrilliants.
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STARVATION FAcTon.
One Hundred Chicago Work
men and Families in Want.

Chicago. April 22.-starvation has
become factor in the building
strike. President. Carroll of the
Building Trades council estimates
that 1000 workmen are in actual
want, and that with their families
1900 persons are now in an acute
stage Of suffering as victims OF the
strike. The labor leaders recognize
this situation and are making plans
for relief on large scale.
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TEXAS POLITICS.

Precinct conventions In Leon county In,
structed for Rail for congress.
Randell's victory In Denton is said tn
assure him the nomination.
Bailey was instructed for by Nueees
county,
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National Committeeman johnson says
the democrats will make the fight of 1900
on the money and o'hsr trusts, imperial
ism. mllitarism. McKinleyism and carpet
bsggers
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Dwelling at waxahachic.

WaNnhaehie, Texas. April s2--The dwelling
OF = Olsen. .oecupled by Thomas Myrlek,
burned last night; Insurance. $500 on house.
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INTEREST IN AMERICAN ATTITUDE

IL Ia Relieved that the Power. VIII
snpporf American Ae-fep.
constantincple, April 21.-lThe United
States legation Joined the other embassies
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and the government itself. is maptA
as the State into something superior D
religion, to the family, to the right II
property and to the other institutions d
civilized society"
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elTtluh' ..a.
nosod and nsS
act position ~
dition dstsiTA
% DR.. HalhsT,
is a spscials
the best ssn'' !
the the word IA
treats special
eases in q v'M
manner d,,'s
own "a N,s
studied out ~.
ago whls, . y
Siege and irIIrr'
ed and er!.Hpa
upon COP. seIInui
during hesy'.sr
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indiana Republican oonventio'

indiana Republican Convenuon
indianapolis, Ind, April 22.--rhs Fspp"
lican State convention will DO he'd "e'
nesday and Thursday. and already W
hotels are filled with candidates ~
boomers.
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wild vyifb Ecxem,
Fire Could Not Have Bee, :,
Painful. ~

" After spending two year.
Ing all kinds of medicines ~. ~
suggested for eczema, but w',s n'r
avail, my mother was induced 1000 = y \.
Hoods Sarsaparilla. The re.su e
wonderfully gratifying. liz Y, M
had been terribly laccratcd Nv 4 "as
ease, and there were times wn ws "
could not have been more 49, Ky ~
She was, in fact. almost wild "n,'
bottles of Hoods Sarsapar;lls w
pletcly cured her, and not a t,,s IN !.
eczema was left" X. w. nv nv q
Gardiner, N. Y.
Eat Well, Sleep We'll.
{" Hoods Sarsaparilla has ~. B
great blessing to me. was ~,
irritable, tired and nervous: M siss
appetite and was always sad and WI \ %
pendent. Ono day got hod y ~
little book about Hoods Sarsana,S;1.'
/ looked it over and resolved r. - ~
bottle. / was better before !.
gone, so kept on until had ,,s g
five bottles. / can now sleen v,n
feel cheerful and can do all nv vo AZ
including plain sewing, and / -
walk two or three miles day. / =
55 years old and now feel that III Il !
worth living" Mrs. EMMA Surs
6S e. Mitchell ST., Oswego, N. " =
critical Period Of Life.
"I took Hoods Sarsaparilla dnr,,
the critical period of my life, and nov
at the age of GO years, am strcv
and healthy. 1t is great medicjN'
for the blood. | find Hoods to be 4.
best" Mrs. IL. PoMRoY, 90 Lansis,
Street, Auburn, N. Y.
You can buy Hoods Sarsaparills II
any druggist. BE sure to ask for Hood,
and do not accept any substitute,
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WHY HE CURES
The Greatest Specialist OF 'ns
Gives Every Case His PersoA'
Attention.

Most doctors have certain NUMBER NOES 7 vii
remedies which they use in all sr ~, HATS
seem at ali similar. This Is NOT ~ Is pS
ways method. Every case wiz, ,, liz dr
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TO CURE A com n o,E nay

TAKE Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II Il falls 10
cure p. w. Groves signature is on eacb
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combined Japanese squadrons off Kobe.
The bubonic plague continues at Osaka
Island os Hondo
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cnolSER is We'll.

lie Is Also Wen satisfied with Po-
iiticni Situation.
London. April 92.--Rlchard Croker of
Now York is at Vantage, perfectly well.
He expressed himself as emlnently salts
aed with the political situation at home
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pubonic PLAGUE f,ont,n.,

Yokohama. April 22.-Emperor Mutsu-
Hitc VIII leave on Thursday to review tho
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in protesting against the increase OF inn
pert duties in the reply to the notification
Of the porte, asserting that the United
States government expects to be previous
ly consulted with regard TO any changes.
The porte has not yet replied to tho
last collective note, but the changed tone
of the Ottoman leads to a belief that a
settlement has been reached in conform
ity with the demands of the foreign rep
resentatlyes 1t is now fully expected that
the porte will invite the embassies to dis
cuss the proposed changes.
There is the greatest interest In political
circles regarding the attitude of the
United States in the indemnity statement,
and 1t is believed that the powers hav-
ing similar claims will support American
action
An important trade has been issued or
dering the porte to formulate proposals
regarding the customs duties, as suggest
cd in the collective note OF the ambassa-
doris presented April Z.
Washington, April 22.-Nelther Score.
tary Hay nor the Turkish minister has
been advised of the reported action OF the
porte in replying to the American de-
mands, In the absence Of official lnfor-
nation and OF the specific conditions o.
/ the reply, officials here prefer not to dis
cuss the matter, but express the hope tina
a satisfactory and amicable settlement o
the differences between the two countries
may be reached.
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BRABANT's ADVANCE.
He Has Reached Bushmnn's Eop.
Continued CnnDonndinR.


Maseru, April 22.-General Brabant's
advance guard reached Bushman's kop last
evening The Beers held "a strong position
there with two guns. The engagement
opened at sunrise with heavy rife fire.
At $50 a. nj. cannonadlns began and
continued for several hours General
Brabnnts forces are on the plain and have
fairly open country all the way to Wep-
ener.
Evidently the Beers are attacking
Colonel Dalgetty today. Colonel Dalgetty
photographed; "All we'll, Beers fired
three hundred shells without doing much
damage"
Maseru, Basutoland, Saturday, April p
---(Evening -Four Boer guns have been
hard at work all day on Colonel Dalgetty'.
position. The British have replied at In
tervals.
Tho Beers are divided into three dvis.
ions. two being In positions to repel tn.
relief columns, the Gistnnt roar OF who's
artillery is audible
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Mobile, Ala, April 22.-The Mobile ana
Ohio officials here have food kilograms
from Superlntendents Fonde and Scale
from Quitman, Miss, saying that tho
work OF getting the Mobile and Ohio in
shape Is more difficult than was ex-
peeted.
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ADVANCE OF THE ALLIES
Details of The Movement on PET
sang and Yangtsun.
The Plan at First Opposed by the
Russians and Germans-FightinG
HunISia-,A Hot Engagement With
the CeIestiaIs ut Tunizia Wan.

VICTORIA, B. c., Aug 29.-Accordiug to
advices received from Yokohama, the ad-
vance to Peitsang and Yangtsun is said to
have been decided by meeting of com
handing officers held at the Russian head
quarters in Tientsin on August 3.
1t had been originally intended to hold
the meeting at the Japanese headquarters
under the presidency of Lieutenant Gen
eral Baron Yamaguchi, but the sudden ar
rival of Lieutenant General Linieerwetz,
general OF division, caused the change of
programme.
The Japanese were in favor Of an imme-
date advance, but the Russians and Ger
mans opposed ii. The Germans gave as
a reason that the arrival of the brigade
of German troops now en- route ought to
be awaited. The Russian reason was that
as the rainy season had set in the ad-
vance would be attended with many diff
cuities. The majority however, decided in
favor of an advance as far as Yangtsun in
the first place Accordingly the following
distribution sef forces was made:
The French. the Russians. the Germans,
the Austrians. and the Italians to form the
left wing and TO make flank attack on
Peitsang and the British Americans and
q part Of the Japanese division TO form
the right, to attack the powder magazine
and moving by Hankia TO assault Petit
sang from the rear, and the brigade under
Major General Manabe to form the centre
and to move against the front Of Peitsang
by the direct road.
The troops commenced the movement al
1 a M on the 5th. The fighting began with
the attack on the powder magazine and
the occupation of Hankia by Major General
Manabe's force at these points. The enc
my did not offer serious resistance.
Major General Manahe then seems to
have placed himself at the head OF the
two battaIions and shifted his position
from the right to the centre and ed-
vanced along the direct road to Pekin.
At Tuukia Wan he encountered the Chi
nese in force and hot engagement took
place lasting for several hours. The
japanese charged four times, bit failed to
break the Chinese line. The Russians and
the French Joined forces with the Japan
csc and the Chinese were driven back
1t appears that a considerable delay IVES
caused by a mistake as to the possibility
of fording the river. The Russian sCou
had reported it fordabie but when the left
of the left wing endeavored TO come to
the assistance of the japanese, who were
lying down unable 20 advance, it WIS
found that the river could not be crossed,
and the Russians and French had TO march
back to effect a crossing lower down and
move b. the direct Pekin road TO the as
sistarce of Manabe's battalions- The Rus
slams opened d heavy artillery fire. which
so weakened the Chinese resistance that
the japanese were able to make a sur
cessful charge Man2be's battaIions seem
TO have attempted the feat of assau!tiEg
a strong position in front without aTtiI-
leTy. 1t was in this attempt that the
japanese lost some SEQ men
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New york Cotton nInrke1
MISSION OF COTTON MEN.
Southern Committee to Investigate
Conditions in PhiIndt.Infia

CHARLOTTE. n. C.. Aug. 2s-In re-
Spouse to a request from a number OF
Philadelphia yarn commission men that a
committee of the Southern Cotton Spinners,
Association again visit that city and con-
fer with them as TO the condition of the
market. seven cotton mill owners left last
night for Philadelphia.
The committee is composed Of the follow
ing prominent mill men: J. H. McAden and
George B. Hiss. Charlotte; a c. Miller.
Shelby. N C; J. P Leak Rockingham, n
c.; ". c. Heath, Monroe, n. G.; R. s.
Reinhardt. LincolRton. n. C. Three Of
these. Heath, Leak, and Reinhardt, form
ed the special committee. which has been
on toni of Southern mills. with view
to forming q selling agency plan of their
own, which was agreed upon after the
July meeting Of spinners and commission
men in Philadelphia. The committee will
remain in Philadelphia for several days,
and will be in constant consultation with
the commission men.
1T is certain said a member Of the
committee last night, that the commits
sion meI will attempt to give US logical
reason for the decline in the prices of yarn
"a reason that we are already familiar
with-that the demand is lacking and that
the weaveTs and consumers cannot sell the
goods they have on hand
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FIREBUe IN AN ART GALLERY.
New York Dealer Reports a Case OF
IncendinriSm


NEW YORK. Aug. 29.-Tneron J. Blakes-
lee, a dealer in paintings at 453 Fifth Ave-
nue.. has notified the police that an attempt
was made on Monday evening OF this week
TO set fire TO the building in which his art
gallery is situated. lighted candle was
found thrust between the Iaths OF the cell
ing OF the cellar and when it was discov-
cred the l2ths were already beginning 10
burn The building is at present in pro-
cess OF repair because of fire which oc-
cured in it on July ,.
At the time when the fire was discov-
cred. 100 o'clock Monday evening there
was no one in the building but Caroline
johnson. an elderly negro woman, who
acts as Mr.. Blakeslee's housekeeper. Sic
smeIled smoke and found, thrust between
the lath> of the ceiling of the cellar, a
candle two and a half inches in diameter
It was lighted and the laths of the ceiling
were burning. Around the candle was
wrapped lot of tissue paper An alarm
was turned in and the fire was extin-
gutshed with tTifing damage
Mr.. Blakeslee has engaged a private de-
tective and today PUT the case in the
hands of the police. Mr.. Blakeslee said
that If anyone had attempted to ss1 fire to
the building he had chosen a most mop
Fortune time. There was not canvas in
the building. The building is the proper
~ Of the Astor estate. Mr.. BIakeslee being
the lessee
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portce STOPPED the eight.

Edward QuigIey, aged thirty-eight years,
and Henry H. Cooley, a horse dealer, en-
gagged in fight at the corner of Thirteenth
and D Streets northwest last night about
O'Clock They We're taken into custody
by Policemen Purlzs and Kilmartin and are
lodged at the First precinct station pend
ing a hearing today in the Police Court.
The men had dispute, and Quigiey put up
wager of $40 that he could whip Cooley.
The men came together just as the police
came around corner nearby Both went
to the station. where they are charged
with disorderiy conduct.
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CAPTAIN CRENsHAw's DEATH.
Transport Sherman's officers Chars-
ed With Cruelty and Neglect

Transport sherman's officers Charg-
ed with Cruelty and Neglect.
ATLANTA, Ga, Aug. 29.-The family OF
Capt Frank Crenshaw. of the Twenty
eight United States Volunteers, who died
here yesterday from the shock of an opera
ton performed on wound In his head,
which was sustained in a battle near Ma
Mia, claim that his death is Indirectly due
to gross cruelty and neglect on the part of
the United States officers on the Army
transport Sherman en- route from Manila
to San Francisco on which the wounded
captain was returning home.
His wound was healing rapidly it is
claimed, until he began the sea voyage.
Then one of the officers coveted his state
room and he was transferred to the stuffy
tsrrail hold along with prisoners and ma
macs and totally neglected until finally he
paid a steward SIS TO give him some little
attention.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CFIIei August L. 1900. r. Young, Clerk)
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA THE l4TH DAY OF AUGJ-S ST
I900-AREILLA NcDONGUGH vs. PATRICK
J. McDONOUGH- No PISS.
On motion OF the plaintiff, by CLANCY & Hart
her solicitors, it Is ordered That the defendant
Patrick J. McDenough. cause his appearance to he
entered herein before the first rule dav &C
curing forty days after this day; otherwise the
cause viii be proceeded with as in case of de-
fault The ohject OF this suit Is TO obtain an alb
solute divorce and aiimoHy upon the ground II
wilifu1 desertion and abandonment Tor mere than
two years and for cruelty This order to be pub
Ishod in The Washington Law Reporter and
The Washington Times.
b. tie Court:
(SesD JOB BARNARD, Justice, etc,
True Copy-Test:
J. r. YOUNG, Clerk, etc.
BY F. ". SMITH, Asst, Clerk.
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