A YONDEBFUL ANALYSIS.
51rapla Physical Troabla Eborrn to b
thm MlipKlntj!n of lh.m EaJ.
TuU U a eoah V It U la IrrttiUco cf ta Cxnu
i4 Isrji." Witt nun it t CocrrLM3. fctop
ti-s cessation, tfc IrrtUUoa cttiti, and thecoesh is
rsred, Bat bow to stop Uis eyocatlua I All. there
I Jtut vLra phjileLim kavs aJffaj been ynr.
rt It xssxt b chart.!, or pnsoaoala, quiet eoa
raaytisa or 9OQ0 Urribls ytIraf.r.vy ltjca HI
flov.. &m doctor flfa cod Lt&t oil. others
ccrX 7repc bat th mot adrvaceJ pmcriba
atLa!ata. STUrrt utiiln stiU4. Purowluak
w w-1 do 1L " Sm vbai phyBldias say:
- Prat. Anatia TUat cf XfeUera (Xw York) Cot
li, uji: "TWjndkViosiiaoof Aloobolie tlma
IxaU U eaa f t strlkjeg "clizrtrUtic of pro
C? la th pnuUM of madictoa daring the last
fcilf eaatory."
Frof imr ZIar7 A. Mott. of Xew Tork. fays t
Taa putty cf Dnry Para falt WbUkey Ca tiav
U aealyUcal (taats wOl readily ctmrlao a phy
atstaa or aa aiytrtj thrall cartainly rcoosimasd it ,
to t& atgiact pallia favor.".
Ir. Wnu T. CutUr. SUt Cbetalt of ConncUf ut
ays : Ifxs Para MaU WaJmloj eonulaa no do-
aiaxioaa lajvrVtraa qullti. sad ita atmoluta
ymrlty. as wU aa adaatlflo wxla of maoufactora.
start so Bland it tj faaml a and faror."
Xa?rs Fara XUII Waialry la a rerUia cure and
jtaraattra of oajaatton. ad ahocld ba krpt ia
vary fuaCy. It it said Vy all drocztsta and del
ta ara aaJ awira tho cwola.
Josn. T. James, Editor & . Prop'r.
Wilmington, N. C. '
' a
SATURDAY, JANUARY 14, 183$.
Entered at the Postofflco at Wilmington, N.C.,
as second-class matter.
Heading, Pa., has developed a
Toonjj hero, only 10 yenraold. The
dwelling of Mr. Freeman, foar wires
from Reading, was burned on Wed
nesday night. There were eight
email children and all were safely
rescued. Seven were got out In
safety when it was discovered that
the baby wan misaiug, whereupon
the oldest, a lad of 10 years, dashed
into the burning building and up
the stairway and into a room where
the baby had been left asleep in n
cradle. Groping his way through
the smoke he found the cradle, took
up the baby, covered it -with a
blanket and got out in safety.
Recorder Trotter, the Mugwump
colored man from Hyde Park, Mass.,
vhom thePresident appointed when
the Senate would not have Mat
thews. Is making a fat tiling out of
Uie real estate business in Washing
ton. The most notable point about
Recorder Trotter is his political ac-
oh
flnnortor Coiirta of North "Carolina 1888
Is undoubtedly caused by lactid acid lst District. James E. Shepherd, of Beaiifort
in tne Diooa. xms acia uuuckb iue sna District, j?tcu ruuu.
Knees,- . amwies, mpes uu i iow. eui liisiruci, x. x uuj r , .
Thousands of people have found in ; 7th District, S!
Hood's Sarsapirilla a positive cure : gg gySSS
for rheumatism. . This medicine by , m WsvASjV&SS
its nurirvincr action, neutralises uib iilu uiaiv, " - irr ' vJT
Af Af Uo Hll ond also builds ! Kt lsmot, J. H- nmuu, ui xuxx
UlilUI 7 V a iliV uivvf
a s
up and strengthens the -whole body.
JANUARY JOKBS.
1-5
nropv ii tul nt-.wirvnriPA nr fill rinrtoa
Ydi1i Thi. President's picture in three
styles adorns his office, he goes home
to vote .the Democratic ticket
straight with mathematical precis
ion, and in tall hat and terra-cot ta
Mod Lx DO ntmill.S
brlrr da in wtJi. kLd nrkrrf la
brrtbm lArrrUin lor Trn..ax
lor JOtViU. AJauTtita of Llo ,
I'araUalaff C3oola cf aS jjxU.
,4HoV old are vou. Mary?" asked
Mrs. Blank of herjhousemaid.' "Well;
mum, I'm just 28, but when I put
my money in the bank I told the
man I was acrreat deal older, soVI'd
get more interest on it." Harper's
Uazan, -". . - , vt
Perhaps one of the most primitive
independent kingdoms is the little
island of Johanna. The Saltan
boards any ship that may call there,
and endeavors to secure the wash
ing for his wives, while the Prime
Minister peddles cocoanuts and ba
nana.s.
Although' he covets it from birth,
And covets it. through life's brief
span,
Man never, never gets the earth,
It Is the earth that gets the- man.
Boston Courier.
Starting: He (rapturously; And
now that's all settled, darling, hat
kind of an encracrement ring would
you like? She Oh, gold.. this time,
I hope, dearest. I'm quite sick of
wearing imitation engagement ririgs.
Tableau I Zurich.
A young lady of Philadelphia re
ceived a special delivery letter. The
messenger handed her the book to
sign for it. She took the book and
instead of writing her signature she
wrote: DearJohn: Glad to hear
oft rTfttet r-wmVlB
r.
pUaa t poetry hocsc
U4.
eloves he was one of the' sprucest Ufom you. Come up Sunday night."
tajttc iiuu aua nv- , ivvtui .
"What's that?" asked a country
gentleman in a music store. "That?
cta-nrloci v-iv
tuooo mi Lb trvwcU: bow to npJtJio; A 7
young men who passed in review be
fore the recel ring line at the White
House on New Year's Day. k. "
-m
toalxrr bacyemt I
1st irwt Uri ifxk r t b liTJ '
p mlUimm ta fur lit Dta.A.'CVc
IF.
L
If n ro &rJ tha BOOK OP OA.F.
lMLUaot
1AO 111
etlorri vlMtr.
tr 1 lung ot U kiada C
oa4 lbMr ear. How ti bail! oixl ko k
aa Arvwr. Aa aboet FarrvtA. rYvc- J
ASSOCIATED
tS SoalA iJj kU Stract,
FANCIERS. I
I'klU4tuA, Ft. J
- ' " ATAR R H
Cleanses Uuj Nasal
ra.s.a AUaijB
Pal a and Inflanv
ScTta, Eestorca the
Se&aes of Taste and
SsaelL 1
Senator Jones, of Nevada, has be-
come disgusted with the utterances
of some of his Republican Senato
rial colleagues in regard to the ap
pointment of Mr. Lamar to the Su
preme Court Rench. He pnts the
case Dl unt iv as follows: "Secretary
Lamar accepted the amendments to
the Constitution years ago. Tlie
war has been over neasly a quarter
of a century, and I shall vote for the
confirmation." Mr. Jones' vote,
with Mr. Riddlebepger's, which is
assured, would be enough to con
lirni Mr. Lamar, and if Senators
Stewart and Stanford stand firm
there will be more than enough.
Oh, that is used oh violins. It is eall
nl a chin rest." "Chin . rest, Is iVt
SOLICITORS. ,
lst-District. John H. Blount, of Perquimans.
2nd District, Geo. II. White. (coL) or liaiuax.
3rd District, D. Worthlngton, of Martin.
ih TVIetrlrt T M. ArtTO. Of Wake.
Rth District. Isaac B. Strayhom. of Durham.
6th District, O. H. Allen, of Duplin.
7th District, Frank McNeill, of Richmond.
eth iiictHot. r. v. Lone, of IredelL
9th District, Thos. Settle, Jr., of Rockingham.
10th District, W. 11. uower, oi uaiuweu.
t ih THetrirf "Prank Osborne.- of Mecklenbursr.
wh THstrint. James M. Moody, of Buncombe.
XIMB OF HOLDING COUBTS FIRST JUDICIAX
DISTRICT. !
Sfrikg Judge Montgomery.!
Fall Judge MacRae.
Beaufort tFeb. tsih. May 2Sth, Nov. 26th.
Currituck March oth, Sept. 3d.
n.MT vnh mh sTt. loth:
Pasauotank M arch 19th. June 11th, Sept.
17th, DecflOth. '
Perquimans March 36th, Sept. 24th
Chowan April 2d. Oct. 1st.
Gates April 9th, Oct. 8th. .1
nertford Aprtl 15th, June 18th, Oct. 15th.
Washington April 23d. Oct. 23d. -Trrrell
April 30i. Oct. 29th.
Dare- May 7th. Nov. 5th.
Hyde May 15th, Nov. 12th. ' .
Pamlico May 2lst, Nev. 19th.
' SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Spring Judge Graves. f
Fall Judge Montgomery.
Halifax t Jan. 9th, $March 5th, May 14th,
tNov. 12th. ' - ' .
Northampton-tJan. 23d, April 3d, Oct, 1st.
Bertie Feb. 6th, April 20th, Oct. 29th.
Craven tFeb. 13th, May 28th, Nov. 26th.
Warren March 19th, Sept. 17th,
Edgecombe April 16th, Oct. 15th.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
Spring Judge Avery. j
Fall Judge Graves,
Pitt jftn. 9th, March 19th, t June 11th, Sept
17tn. ' '
. Franklin-Jan. 23d, April 16th, Nov. 12th.
Wilson tFeb. 6th, June 4th, Oct. 19th.
Vance Feb. 20th, May 21st, Aug, 20th, Oct.
15th.
Martin March 5th, Sept. 3d, Dec- 3d.
Greene April 2d, Oct. 1st. .
Nash April 30th, Nov, 19th.
. FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
SPRiNG-Judge Shlpp. i
Fall Judge Avery.
Maren 26tu,
' MISCELIANTEOUS'
. . kr rh..utel Trial
I V f7 -..mWtfWa aUfta-aa n Till! LITJUi
lull- wvt. --" ? t- r r -
L wero restored M? ffji,
MISCELLANEOUS.
iaisw . .t 1 yr-i fa. -a ,
T'S aa m . a
itSSSA' SEMI MAE WSJ
tcr" w-.. ,i Phct .pi J)oca-r its i can.T cr i.ia
t-rfeet and fall liftnl
" I-a iV- ..1. A-7V
Avoid tu liuujtntjon oi tma,.r.
v whoae only aim is to b Wj rV !:t
f .rrri'H ulmlinn trk tUka.
aa dTa. .
from thfl many obsom
rSs our AppHanco
mal7y dfcw ly
OB scirntiiic medical rrirteitwi.J
raaueaeeia leu witoout deit. ,: 5Pi
icV'Tf auction of tho b amta or?niin reivJLH':
becomes choial ud rapidly gaiiu both treurUi lii 5
-a4J
54 AHHIS REMEDY CO., Em
1888.
Harper's Youiig Peppl e.
AN ILLUSTRA TED, WEEKLY; ;
Harper's Young People interests all young
readers toy its careiuuy seieciea varies - u .
themes and their well-considered treatment.
It contains the best serial and short stones,
valuable articles on sclentinc subjects and
travel, historical and biographical sketches,
Twnprsnn nt.hifitifi snorts and srames, stirring
poems, etc., contributed by the brightest and gg J
most famous writers. Its illustrations are nu- (
merous and excellent, occasional supple
ments 01 especial interest 10 i-arems iuw
Teachers will be a feature of the forthcpmlng
minmp whih win comorise fifty-three week-
lvriiimW tcyptv line in the naoeris sub-
lected to the most rigid eouonai scrutiny m
order tnat noinmg nariimu mnj
umns.
tlHISl WI1I MIIIBI. 111!
T-n.lI-.
in iti be l' -f
celltcl as a biotvt I
veloua as an al
teraUvo in t.
stlmula-int cf'cpi
wiatonikliiva
Asovctcisncer'
for .
.Inuigot...,,. X
An epitome of everything that is attractive
and desirable In juvenile literature. notion
A weekly feast of good things to tne ooys
and Plrls in everv lamllv WhlCU It s. visits.
It is wonderful m its weaim 01 pictures, in
formation and interest. C?nistian Advocate
speeany vraen.xnisrpmt'ayis cab. en. iimjou
aiici ,m wx- noiaore enectnai rUvX-.i.r' trie t-na tn.
' I loathing of food tla 10 l.TI'HMrEUAX 4
- 1 thn.n-t.hi article Pnt i:il.i I an
Terms- Postage Prepaid, $2 pryear,
Vol. IX begins November 1, 1887.
Coo? .seraf w receipt of tico-ccnt
m HI CCIlHAY-FEVER
A particle la applied Into each nostril and is
arreeatle. nice 50 cents at drusrits; by
tnau. mnstmi- 00 centj. ELY uuoTUEiCi.
orwawteh bt. liew Yorlc
aplt lypocltLtar
wn Sa Wondera exist In thousands
DririiT of fonns, but arc surpxwl by the
w ' ' "marvrls of invention. Those who
n in rfsd of DroflLAble wort that can be done
whlla UrifiZ at home should at once send their
a&lifss to U Allcll S. CO.. romana. jiaine. uuu
rrcttre tree, rail lnformatloa how either sex.
oc ail arcs, caa earn from S3 to per d.iy and
CTwarls wherever they live. You are started
to." captui not required. Some have made
CTrrCOlnaalnslecUjatthla wort All suc
rM ' noTSCmdlyw
To
A society has at last been fonued
amoD? the working'women of New-
York to attempt to eliminate at least
a few of the deplorable evils that
have resulted from an over supply
of female labor in many occupations capote
and consequent disastrous competi
tion. It i.s intended to be a sort of
central or over-seeim body that
shall found trade organization
among the women where they do
not now exist; to bee that the laws
relative t the protection of women
and children in the factories and
shop are enforced and decent treat
ment accorded them; to form a labor
bureau to facilitate exchange of
labor .between conntry and city;
and to secure for 'both sexes equal
TUnl-n tTon (If Vl . WoY Trt
. .1. . ... 1 . I I T UA vau. ill IX u ) I t. Vbr. Ml
WelJ, gimme one. ire jusc tne sort 01 tAprti23d. "July 9th. Aug.27th, 'Sept. 24th,
thing 1 want for a JNe Year pres- toct. 22d.
ant frr tnv wiffl " Xiflnsn I wayne Jan. aw, Aiarcn 12m, jApru lorn,
. j . -j 1 xf-nt inr.n tint. is.
a -t-w t ! a ' I . . . . ....
uoionei rat uonan, tne suver-
tonguetl orator of the West, says he
is going to be the priest to unite the
North and the South by lueans . of
marrying 01 a lot 01 pretty girls
from Dixie to. tho voung men in the
North. The Colonel hag certainly
undertaken a grand and ! noble
work, but it occurs to us that the
young men "from Dixie" snouia
have a voice in the mattar. Texas
University Magazine.
It Is certam that tne louger. a
speech, the weaker it is, but not so
witii a cold, the ioncrer it. rnos, the
worse it hecomes. ; a. com, oe it
ever t-o lisrht. is o trifle, it should
be checked tu its early stages.. Dr.
Hull's Cough Syrup is the "Baltri of
111 in .1 ; 1 1 : n ,1 :
KMllCnlX LllUb uiiitiuus sa 13 uiviuo iu
Its origin.
Specimen
stamp. . ,.
Single Number, Five cents each. "
Remittances should be made by post-Office
Money Order or Draft, to avoid chanee of loss.
Xcwspnpers are not to copy this adversisemcnt
without the express oi dcr of Harper & Brothers.
Address HARPER & BROTHERS.
novis New York
1888.
Harper's Wo kly.
ILLUSTRATED.
Harper's Weekly has a well-established
place as the leading illustrated newspaper in
America. The fairness of its editorial com
ments on current politics has earned for it the
respect and confidence of all impartial read
ers, and the variety and excellence 01 its lite
rary contents, which Include serial and short
stories by the best and most popular writers.
fit it for the perusal of people of the widest
range of tastes and pursuits.' Supplements
are frequently provided, and no expense is
spared to bring the highest order of artistic
ability to bear upon the illustration of the
changeful phases or nome and ioreign history.
in ail its features Harper's weekly is aomir
ably adapted to be a welcome guest in even'
nousenoid. '
Pinking on felt is still a pretty-
fashion for a serviceable bonnet or
Consumption Surely Cured.
the Editor Please inform
your readers that I have a positive
rejned v for the above named disease.
By its timely use thousands of hope
less cases have been permanently
cured. I shall be glad to send two
bottles of my remedy frkk to any
of your readers who have consump
tion if they will send me their ex
press and post office address. Res
pectfully. T. A. SLOCUM, M.C., 181
Pearl St., New York.
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.
PER year: '
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HAf SAMPLE treatment rroo I pav for equal work. Such an organ
baWrrn Wecaallcnoughto ron-rreOI 1 - iL .
tiqcp! p. 8. LAtt)aBACH Tea. 773 H3oai st., izatioii ought to effect many good
Folds of silk, ribbon, woolen, otc.,
hare larcrely replaced linen collars
amd cuffs.
5iewaxt,?f. J.
deC2J LW4W
dec TS iff send for circular.
1 nrV PEKPROFTT and SAMPLES FREEtO
XV 17 cent taen oanvaSaers ror dr. scorr8
Oprrora ELacraic BatTa, BacsHM. c. Lady
vr,tji wmtAd for Electric Corsets. Quick
Riipi Write at onca for terms. Dr. Hcott. Hi
loaJirir, X Y. : . ' : dec S dJtw ivr
results. The labr bureau will be
of use in relieving the over-crowded
occupations ia the city and meeting
Years Teach More Than Books.
Among other valuable lessons im
parted by this teacher is the fact
Pierce's
1.0 i ... Tvr. v.i-Ithat for a very longtime Dr.
NfAtAW NW F.nUmi nn.i vAn en Sledical Discovery", has
been the prince of liver correctives
and blood purifiers, being the house-
state nut iew England and even
the South for homsekold servants.
There may be some trouble in the JSlSSS 2hSLl2.1K?fJ,ffi
ir'TCt; A ntar pnyita per month. Ilaleigh district at the elections this patient, and praised bv ull for its
zJifbcnyr cSu a Iwo aampS ent year but we really do not apprehend magnificent service and 'efficacy in
Tne Halelgh correspondent or
rreatoajj. W. IL CL1 Jester
at.. Y.
A Son. Bond
dec 23 4tr At
any
the Petersburg Index-AppcaL how
ever, seems somewhat apprehension
of the result. He'says:
One of the chief difficulties to be
k 4 cwa 1 ty tan 4 inn, mod I encountered this vear wifl ba to ar-
kwtr drifum j range satisfactorily the claims of
uriri)M.4M iiiT 1.. t. -
iilt V a waav utim a a j tvi uiuvv m u tuu
Democratic ranks. This difficulty
win be specially encountered iu tins
a Mm m
district oecause oi too ieenntr en
gendered in the contest ol 1886 which !
it is now conceded, resulted so unex
pectedly in the election of Hon.
John .Nichols. There are a great
many Democrats who have never
beeiiTeconciled to the defeat of Gen.
W. R. Cox, and a large number still
adhere to the belief that If he had
been nominated his return to Con
gress would have been assured. The
rtrigf Cru Uapof Xoii mnd It niton. TW t
A is m. ul t tuJrr r
Im tinW l'mr-CiiaJrrt-Tonic, ki U Ua
ifo . Tu M l Uw ii m owt lor lU a.a
MEBIG COMPANY'S
EXTEACT OF MEAT!
Finest and obeapest
MEAT FLAVOURING STOCK
..' ' - tor .
x::ps. tunc zmit aid ubcis..
rnnTNtAii 8,000,000 jars.
all diseases of a chronic nature, as
malarial poisoning, ailments of the
respiratory and digestive systems.
liver disease and In all cases where
the use of an alterative remedy is
indicated.
It is that imparity in the blood, which, ac
cumulating in the. glands of the neck, pro
duces, unsightly lumps or swellings; which
causes painful running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet; which developes ulcers In the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness ; which 1 the origin of pimples, can
eefous growths, or the many other manlfesta-
TT. B. Genuino only with fac-siiu-1 light made against Cox was in sub-1 tions usually ascribed to "humors;" which,
He of lUron'LieblgV
, SIGNATURE IN BLUE INKJ
across tlabcL
Tt be had ol all Storekeepers, Orocera and
Drr-Tlsta.
Cecdiw4w
TWYTVP IUwarded are those who
Kll HIiY read this and then act; they
stance one against the President and
his policy, and those who stood up
against Ins defeat are still unwillin
to let what they consider the snu
go unreuuKeti. me mends or. uen.
aRr.x n r.-r 1b1tti ' tViof lua
I .awam uv a . a . a . . - a. . . v. ay . . . .
abore all others, is eri
- . m r a m a a i 9 a w
win nnd nonoranie empioy-i tuieiio tne nomination, ana it is
tiat win not take tnem rromeirnomea i jaiiy becoming more apparent that
SU1 ZVTnji ' made such an event Is not, to say theleast.
and are cow maionff several hundred cellars improoanie. mere are or course
a month. Itts easy tor any onj to make other gentlemen in . the district
and upward per oay. wno ZZJr. whose services find abilities entitle
we start yoa. .Tcryuunii . :T"TT I : V , . . . .VT ,r
aU2ty requirrd; you. reaocr. caa u JJi? 'e nanus 01 ine party, dul xne time
as any caa. rttet4 usat ow forfuu jpar- has nowpaised when these, unaided
dotSciSidwu
tlccLiars. wmch wrnill free
ft Co, 2'crUand, Maine,
?-t:jBEESESTTOHE&
bv availability, can secure . success.
And then, too, the Republicans are
now much more sanguine than for
many years, and the fight they will
make can in no manner be despised.
rrT.Ta9 Verba, Kama iroca cjmia. n juKi uiu, u iu un ucuuuru niaii,
hTruchT4 ttcvLt fni. Ouri.:y?untJ.?p-i Msiastiou in the Metropolitan dis-
u'Z.Tn.ZTK" trict, Uiesituatton will indeed lea
TltFiiJv viru Frei perilous ono. The leaders here are
fab S3 d eod gw iy I n nnminaiui 01 wie iact mai great
- . nruut.net; ia uusvimtiy uecefcsury,
Tho chrapest pUce to buy your it j3 i,oped thut action equal to
school boo!i3 and school stationery tho emergency will be the governing
fas telling upon the lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being the most ancient, it is the
most general ol all diseases or affections, lor
Tery lew persons are entirely tree from it.
How Can
It Do
By taking hood's Saieaparillai 'which, by
the remarkable cures it has accomplished,
often when other medicines have' failed, has
proren itself to be a potent and peculiar
medicine ior this disease. Some1 of these
cures are really wonderful. If you suffer from
scrofula, be sure to try Hood's Sarsapaifflx
"Every spring my wife. and children have
been troubled wUh scrofula, sores, breaking
out on them in various places. ." My little tray,
three years old, has been a terrible tuereik
Last spring he was one mass of sores fromhead
tofeeL I was advised to use Hood's Sarsapa
rlUa, andweiiave an . taken it. .The result
Is that an have been cured ot the scrofula,
my little boy being entirely free from sores,
and aH four cf zay children loc& bright and
Lea22iy.w T7. E. ATnnrxasrrassalc CKy. JT.J.
'Koc'd'o Garcapcrllla
8ol4tryandxcsltfl;sixfor. Prejared only
t7 C X. HOOD CO, ApoUxcaziea,Xowe3.1Iaaa.
100' Dccc3 Orio Dollar
Cec 13 ljr dJmna '- . n w t2ip"
Ilamift- T7Vi la nrr M- "VTr.Tr I Oi?-Vt
Johnson Feb. 13th, Aug. 13th, lov. 23d.
FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.' .
Spkinq Judgre Merrimon.
Falt. Judsre ShlDD. I "
Durham Jan. 16th. March 26tliL June 4th.
oct. I5tn.
' Granville Jan. 30th. April 23d, Sept. 10th,
Nov. ajtn. !
Chatham--Feb. 13th. May 7th. Oct. lst.
Guilford Feo. 20th. May 28th. IAugt. 27th,
nee. lot n. -
Alamance March 5th, May 2lsf.: Sept. 24th.
oranse Marcn I9tn. Aug. Gtn. Nov. 5tn.
Caswell April 9th, Aug. 13th, Nov. 12th.
person April ltstn, Aug. aetn, nqv. nn.
SIXTH JtTDICIAI. DISTKICt.
Spring Judge Shepherd. I
Fa hjj Judge Merrimon. I
Pender .Jan. 19th. May 7th. Septi 10th.
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