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FeIiCiaEla Hotel.
JACKSON, LA.

JACKSON, LA.
WYHIS establishment is now opened
H. for the accommodation Of the
public, under the superintendent
of the undersigned. The house has
been completely and handsomely fur
nishcd, and every effort has been made
to render the Accommodations agreeable
and satisfactory to travellers, visitors
and boarders.
Extensive stables are attached IN
der the charge ofan attentive ostler.
And every facility for the satisfactory
management of this department is pro.
vided.
The table win be uniformly furnish
ed with the best supplies of the mark
ct; and no pains spared to make the
bar perfectly acceptable, Balls, and
parties ofpleasurc may be entertained
OH the shortest notice.
The establishment has been purcha-
sed and is entirely under the control of
the present proprietor, whose best ex-
crtions are rendered to build up the
credit of the house, and make ii in ev-
cry respect, worthy the patronage Of a
liberal and generous community.
A. STONE.
Jackson, July Ia, 1898. 23-tE
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ELECTIONS.

Alabama Election The Mobile Chron-
icle gives the result of the struggle in
that CITY and County, which has resulted
in the compleat defeat of the bank fedora
list & Webb wings. The democratic par.
tv have elected their candidates, L1PscoMB
AND McALPIN, by large magareties over
their federal appononts, LANeDoN AND
MEGGIsAN.
The Democratic candidate ToULMIN,
aIsn is elected from the Mobele senatorial
district over his apponant BATES.
From the same source we learn that the
cause Of sound principles has prevailed in
Baldwin County.
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SILVER CHANGE.

An important bill. to increase the
quantity ofsilver change has passed the
Senate; it is the bill to authorize the
branch minis in Georgia and North
Carolina to coin silver change of the
denominations oftwente-hvy, ten cents
and five cents. These branches were
originally intended to coin gold only,
but it is fond that the same machine
which will strike half engles & quater
eagles, willalso strike the smaller pieces
Of silver, and that no additional cx-
pcnsc will be incurred by this extern
ton. It is measure Of great moment
to increase the quantity ofsilver chang
in our country. tits necessary to the
convenience of the people and the su
preston Of shin-plasters, and will pre-
vent future prctexts for shir,plasters, a
small silver is never exported Globe.
The election in North Carolina Tor Gov
ernor and members of the Legislature, be
gan on the 26th ult. in ten Cpuntys--si.
more on the 9th Augt.--in the balance G
the Count. on the 9th.
Gov. BRANCH is the democratic can
didate, and GEN DUDLEY, the wing 70
Governor We expect to here from tina
quarter daily.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-08-11

Gen. Hamilton, OF South Carolina,
sailed from New York last week, for
England, to negotiate a loan of two
millions of dollars in specie, for the or
ganization Of the great Southwestern
Bank of twelve millions, for tie bene'
fit of the Cincinnati and Charleston
Rail Road. The faith of South Caro-
lima is pledged for the loan.
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MANCHESTER, Harrington's Landing, !

uANChhSAbh, AA~'"'S'""" A<""'S'"St(
August, II, 1888.
This is to certify that on the Is, day of
July, j was called upon to 60 to Mr.. II. F.
Harringtans plantation about 8 or 8 miles
from Manchester in Yazoo County. Miss.
being informed by one of Mr.. H. F. Har-
rington's Boys that the Father Of Mr. II.
F. Harrington was lying very sick and
not expected to live. ismediatlv pro-
ceded to Mr.. II. F. Harrington's planta.
ton and found the father of Mr.. II. F
Harrington lying at the point Of death
also found on my arrival, that Doctor
Dorsey, C. Crane and MIR. Parriss were
their, also the next day in the morning
went tothe plantation of Mr.. H. F. Har
lington as he Requested should Super
intend his Business, until his Return
from Amite County, as he was obliged t.
take the corps of his Father down there
to be buried 1t Being his Fathers Re
quest, when on his Death Bed, have
Been with Mr.. Harrington Ever Since III
left here, overseeing for him
N. D. LINK.
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W. DORSEY M. D.
YAzoo COUNTY MISS. AUGUST 10th 1898.

YAzoo COUNTY MISS. AUGUST 10th 1898.
We herby certify that on the 10th day
of July, having received information that
Mr.. Jeptha Harrington was very sick on
his anu H. F. Herrington's farm on the
Yazoo River 8 or 0 miles below Manches'
ter we rode to see him and found him die
ing, we remained with him all night about
two clock he died, and We assisted ir
dressing and laying him out and sat U
with the corpse until daylight, his son II
+. Harrington informed us that he wa'
going to carry him to Amite County tc
bury him. And we well know that he
started with him.
WARREN Afford,
c. J. CRANE,
JOHN ]. BURRIS,
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E-S hereby given, that On the 10Th day
E of July, 1888, Henry Fl. Rice, plain
tiffin this case, applied for and OBJ
tanned an attachment from John Walker,
Esq, Justice of the Peace, in and for the
county Of Amite, against the goods and
chattles, lands and tenements of Hiram S.
Mix, defendant, for the above sum of two
hundred dollars, returnable to the Octo-
Der Term next. of the Annie Circuit
Court, TO be holden on the ID Monday in
October, 1885, and unless the said defend
ant shall appear give special bail, and
plead demnr within the time for appear
ances at said Term, Judgment final will
be demanded against the property attach
cd, and the property so attached viii be
sold and applied to the payment of the
plaintiffs demands, and all costs.
Z. Nj. DAVIS. Clerk.
II. L. TOUSLEY,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Liberty Aug. II, 1888. 27-4t.
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~ Office.

TWyHE subscriber forbids all persoos to
III receive or trade for note for $40,
given by him to Jas. B. Gilbert,
dated the 25th July, 1888, and payable on
Jan list, lS35--the conditions failed, he
is determined not to pay said note except
compelled by twelve disnterested men.
THOS. r. CIIEATHAM.
August a. 26-3t.
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N Office.

E Notify the public, that will not pay
note made by me, payable to Joseph
S. M. Lowery, who has failed to give va
lue for the same.
GEO. w. LOWERY.
Feb "a, lS3S-3-tf
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A & "A Ee ID.

:" l.. JEFFERS & Co. acknowl-
u l.. edges renewed obligations To their
friends and customers for the very liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed on them;
aud bcG leave TO announce. that they have
now on hand, and will continue to receive,
a well selected assortment of GOODS,
consisting Of
Brown and Loaf Sugar.
Green and White Coffee.
n. o. s. Sugar Ilonse Molasscs,
Wine and Spirits of tile hest selection,
Canal Flo"r-whole aud half BLs.
Bale Rope and Baggin.,
Iron and Steel,
Together with all other articles in the Gro
Gerry Line which they will sell, or send TO
order, Warrantcd Good, at The lowest mar
'.- r.:~--
They also continue 10 transact Commits
sion Business, including receiving aud for
wardinG Of Goods; aud tender to their
friends assurance of their hes, attention to
orders in that line of business.
Hamburg, March 1888. IT'S
The Pcndlcton Messenger will iuscrl the
above four times ana send their bill for
payment to ii. L.J.
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To Contractors

TNliE Commissioners Of Public Build
Il inss for Edgcticld District will receive
written proposals. until the 10th Of April
next for the erection of Il new Brick CoURr
llousE i'll said district. The outlines of,he
building are as follows : 30 by 4S f., 2S it..
pitch "a passage running Icngthwisc thro'
the lower story with three offices OH each
side, The Court rooms and two Jury rooms
to he IN the upper story, and also TWO rang
osoi' seats for spectators. A two story pur-
tic0 at the end
Further information, as TO the details NAV
he had. and Il plan of the building scctp
by applying To the Undersigned.
a. B. ADDISON, Chairman.
EdgcGcld G. II. March lst, 1898. > If
The Augusta Chronicle aud Sentinel
will give the above six weekly insertions.
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Miscellaneous.

The Pennsylvania Keystone, printed "a,
Harrisburg, states that the 9th section oi
the bank bill, then under discussion in the
House Of Representatives Of that state, re-
quiring the banks Internationally to resume
specie payments on the 10Th Of May next.
passed Il second reading on the 24,l Feb.
by vote of56 to %. From the same pa
per we copy the following:
Negro Su0rage.-Wc learn that the Su-
premc court has unanimously decided thai,
negroes are not entitled to vote in Pcnnsyl
vania. 1t was asccrtaincd that this very
question was determined in the same way
by the high court Of errors and appeals in
Philadelphia in 1904, shortly after the Con-
stitution was formed. Thus i, the vcxcd
question settled, very little, we suppose to
The satisfaction Of fGov.Ri, and his friends
for they lose some thousands of votes bv it,,
to secure which, his ExccIcncy has been
lor some time adroitly catering.
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Commercial.
From the augusta COnsiiuionniist, March 8.
AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG MARKET.

From Mc augusta Consihmionniii, March 8.
AUGUSTA AND HAMBURG MARKET.
CoTTon,-Sincc the first inst there has
been little or no business done in our cotton
market, as holders have shown no disposition
To sell, and buyers no disposition to operate.
On Sunday last we received adviccs from
Liverpool to the Sth January, via New Or
leans. which had the effect of further dcprcs-
sing prices in this market, and since ,l,a,
time sales have been made ut a half cent
decline from our quotations week ago
From warehouses the sales during the past
week rcacl, only about 700 bis, Which were
disposed of at from to 1 cent All over
% cents, was sold previous to Monday last, i,
and the general average of sales since that
time has been at 81 40! cents. We quote
as the extremes Ia 10 cents.
GRoCERIEs.-A fair business doing i'm the
retail way; by Wholesale the transactions
have not been worthy Of notice
EXCHAHGE.-Stillc continues scarce in our
m :rkci, particularly on New York and
Charleston The rates at present are, on
New York, ut sight, per cent prem; on
Philadelphia, Boston, and Baltimore 5 pcr
cent; on Charleston 4; OH Savannah 1:
Specie is worth Il Z; Treasury notes 6,
aud u. S. Bank Bills Sd per cent prem.-
The Bank Of Hamburg. lust across the
river, is drawing on New York nj 5 per
cent prem; and on Charleston, at i per cent
for their own and other South Carolina bills,
which makes the bills of that bank worth in
our market Il "a per cent prem.
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TsD FARMERS.

VHNIIE SUbscribcr OILERS to lease O sell vn'-
n uable PLANTATION, recently purc;s-
ed from his father situated i'll Union District =
miles West Of the Ct. House, half mile Mott
of the Stage road and miles from Murlc>'S
Mills, ON Tiger Rivcr-Emhracng Il comfortable
two story dwelling with two sheds and plaza.
ether out buildings, aud good spring winter cen
vcnirn0Aisoa good new Gin house. first rn,c
running sccr, screw and all complete Tor orci;.-
ton. and two'apple orchards of choice ir.
The soil is fine for cotton, being abort l.I2
acres. of which 200 are Under good fence and
fine state ofcn;ivaion. producing last season II
Bags of Cotton and about GO loads Of corn. l..
sides small grain. Terms will he made &" -',it
the purchaser. and by timely applications. l'i,-
visions. good stock OF cattle and hogs tus"tl ~
with farming tools can be lad on the premises
JASPER GIBBS.
Jan. 30th 1879 h;
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Jan. 30th Is.
. NOTICE..

IT hc public arc hereby informed that Mr..
Dionysius Il. Wright has conveyed To nc
in trust for his wife and child his plantation
in Beach Island on which his family now
reside with thirty negroes and his other per
sonal estate, more particular account of
which may he seen in the Clerks Office of
Edgeticld District and i'll the Office Of the
Secretary of State at Columbia where the
deed of conveyance has been recorded
The deed s1ipulatcs that the property there
hy conveyed is liable for the debts of Mr..
Wright existing previous to it's execution.
II will not be liable for any debt against
him contracted subsequently,.
L. J.WlLLIANS, Trustee.
I1.l.1- 1919 ~
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New Spring and Summer
q % % I'D s..
FHNUE Subscribers rnsnnr,G,IIy :,

VIE Subscribers respectfully inform
Their eHslomers sI and the n"hlick sener-
ply olchoice English, French and American
goods embracing every variety Of staple and
fancy goods, suited to the Spring and Sum
mer trade. Also large supply Of Groceries,
C,ockcry, Sdddies. Hats, Shoes and Boots,
all OF which they will sell on he most rea
sonablc terms. for cash, or OH credit to
punctual customers.
Those who wish to get good bargains will
do well 10 give them 4 call.
G l.. &. ". PENN,& Co.
Edgelcld, March IA, 1888 tf6
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NOBLE, March I.

The New Orleans papers recently re-
Ccivcd advices from Houston, Texas. rs
late rs tho 1Hh February. The news is
of no importance only in confirming the
peace and increasing prosperity of the
country.
The following arc few items Of the pri
COS current at Houston.
Apples 5l2 per barrel bacon hams %
cents per h.; butter, retail, 81 nor h.:
eggs, per doz., 50 flour. scarce, $50: onts
50 per sack; Pork, mess, $50 n So rcr
barrel; Potatoes So per barrel; salt IS pcr
sack wh>kcy. 81 per gallon,
The cotton crop of Texas il is s,a,cd.
will amount, to $4,000 balcs-wor,h nhnu,
S12,0O0,00O. There was n considcr,Ll,
fall of snow on the 5h, and the weather
was SO cold rs 10 freeze several indi, iduais
~ death.
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New Spring and Summer
O. % % DS.

H>hE suhscribels beg leave to inform their
Il friends and the public generally, that they
arc now receiving their SPRING AND SUM
MER Stock Of GOODS, consisting of
Black and blue black Italian Lustrng Silks,
Coiorcd Gro de nap do
Black Sinchew tIn
COlO:ed Florcncrs
Super. Black B0mbazincs.
good assortment Ladies fancy IIankerGhief:,
do do do lo do Bel, Ribbons,
Ladies black and white Silk and Cotton Gloves,
do black and colOrcd Kid do
do blk, white * co!ord Cotton g. Silk Hose.
do green, white aud black Gauzc Wells,
Plain, Jackonet, Null, Swiss, IL Book Muslins
Figured and Checked do
Muslin Worked Collars,
Plain Bohinet Footing and Edengs,
n good assortment of Prints, Ginghanls and
French Mmsns,
Printed Jackolet do
Printed French Ca,nbrics.
An assortment Of Ladies' Bonncts,
Bonnet and Cap Ribbons.
also, far Gcnticmcn's Summer Hear
Black, blue and brown Cambct
Black and brown twiIlcd Summer Cloths
Brown and white Drilling, and brown Linens,
a few pieces Georgia Nnnkcels,
White N color'd Marseillcs Il Valencia Vestilg
Silk Pocket lIandkcrchicts
Also. Black, blue and invisible Green Broad
Cloths,
Gcntlcmcn's color'd. white and brown half Hose,
d" plain and peated Bombazinc Stocks,
do do dO Satin do
do Linen Boso,ns and Collars,
do black and Coinrcd IIoSk. Gloves,
IA Irish Linens and Bleachcd ShirtnsS.
! n good supply of3-4, rs and Al brown Shirt
ing and 81 ShectingS,
Plaid and striped Domcs,ics, and Bed Tckinss,
large supply of Summer Hats,
Gcntiemen's Shoes and Fine Pumps
Ladies and Misses Shoes and fine Slippers,
ALSO,
School Books, Cap and Letter Paper.
Also, Il general assortment of
Hardware, Saddlcry. Crockery and Tin Ware,
Together with Il supply Of
Tancl"se Osnaburgs and Cotton Yarns,
And many other articles too tedious to en,,ncrtc
They ieclvery thankful for the liberal patron
age heretofore received. aud hope by strict ,ttcr.
| ton to business to merit continuance of the
SAME. NICHOLSON s. PRESLEY.
Edgeield, March II, 1888 TIC
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.c'ta"ility oil youth. To him who has with
cred under fevcrisIi and anxious cares wla,
more than the thoushtess aud merry heart
Of boyhood! Who will compare the tame
pleasures of man, with the thrilling cxtacy
oi tha: passion Of passions-First Love! |!
Ali-potent Euchantress! at thy very name
the sweet memories Of the past crowd fast
and mel'ingly upon us. To feel again thy
delicious intoxication, thy ul-subduing
wi'chcry, who would not once more be u
Boy! UNIQUE.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-15

a CAsE.-Whv should man ever die I'M
der the application Of cold ,rccl or hot lead
II Tie foi"win" account from the London
Lancet be true! Ict those " no receive =
plunge from Bowie knife take care moi TO
'plu X the cursed steel away" it will work
on' of itsclf-Bosion COur.
II. Syms, aged 30, of the Bclvidcra, was
placed Oh the sick list in .Iune. 1881, with 4
bile on the right side Of his back. rather bc.
low the shoulder This was opened, and Il
black, shining substance discovered NJ ,be
bottom OF the wound. The opening was
made larger, and ii was lonnd TO he n niece or
steel about the size of a ramrod, too Grmlv
bedded TO be easily removed. The usual
treatment was pursued until early in Aupust
when Il free ncision was made. and, TO tho
surprise of all present, Il two-prongcd ki,ch-
cn fork, broken, short at the handle and
minus the lower part Of one of the rroncs.
was extracted. The man declared l,in,sc!f,o
be totally unable to account for its presence.
and there was only very slight mark on his
back rather resembling Il vaccination SPOT
than The scar OF Il wonnd In the course of
last November hc again came under DR..
BLrne's notice, when the remaining portion
of the prong was found on The left side ofIl,c
neck. having worked itself a-passagc from
The right side of the back 1t was easily re-
moved. and the man soon recovered.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-15

SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE -Wc learn
from the New York Commercial Adver-
'iscr of the lst instant, that nt the present
time there sin port but one of the old I.iv-
erpool packets. the England, but one Of L
II. Collins line, the Gurrick both Of which
were to have sailed the next morning, but
one Of Grinnel 81 Minturn's liue, the Penn
syfruaia. to sail on the 9th Instant but one
of the London line. Fthe Pennsylvania, to
sail on the 2nd inst, and but one Of the
llavre packets, the Eric, to sail OH the 3rd
instant.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-03-15

Hdbersham Iron Works.--We arc in
formed that the Habersham iron works and
manufacturing company, have just declared
u 'ciiIl- uIii1I..i df' f,;ru': .IU. cn ,Iui;rs
per share Of one hundred dollars. This
company was chartered at the las, legislative
session, with the usual privileges granted to
such associations. We are happy to per-
ccIVc such evidence Of the value of our
heretofore uncxplored internal resources
and hope that the company will not only
carry OUT their extensive design, but also
continue to realize profits they so lnslIy de
serve. Pioneers i'll any undertaking must
necessarily incur the risks attendant on cx-
pertinent, and sllonld therefore be entitled O
larger returns than those who are content to
follow tho footsteps of their prctlccessnrs.-
The company owns decidedly the best WAFER
power in the State, besides iron ore, timber,
limestone, and every other material required
lor carrying ON extensive manufacturing OPP
crntIons. The works are situated ahuu,
three miles from ClarksviIlc, in lIabcrsaul,
county, and arc highly spoken ofby all who
have visited them.--lug~sia Consiitu.
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THE THOROUGH BRED TOESI,.
R Elm

~liL stand the ensuing Spring Sea
w son, commencing on the l0tn instan,
at James Rogers, IltI ut Richardson's,
I'm and l3 at Turner'S Store, 1lth at G!ov
crs Hotel, Edgcicld G. H., 18th al Pine
House, 10th and 18th al Jurlcu's, on Eds
to, and 18th. and 10Th at my Stable on the
Ridge road, and will attend each place
every tenth day until 10th of June. lie
VIII he let TO mares at $sS the single visit.
sl2 the season, SIS to insure. In every
Instance tho insurance money will become
due az soon as the marc is known 10 be
with ioal or exchanged. a company of
seven mares shall be cntilcdto deduction
"' a'l on each mare by one approved man
becoming responsible for the whole. All
possible care aiken to prevent accidents.
bu will not he responsible for any.
for particulars of his Pedigree see hand
bills, r WADn
Ridge. March 10th 1888. dc
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Look at This!

FNIlE Subscriber offers for sale his tract
Il of Land, within two and half miles
of Edsctieid Village, and adjoining lands OF
Is. Minis and &. J. Glover. The trac, con-
lains Itco Hundred Acres. II not disposed
of at private sale previous to the first Mon
day i'll May, it will on that day be sold to tho
highest bidder.
MOSES SWEARINGEN.
Feb 5. 1888 cf1fI
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singular accident occurred to the steam
packet New York or her last passage from
Charleston 10 this port. The boat we learn
from passenger, was absolutely run high
and dry on Ahsecom Beach, where she
remained for upwards of TWO days, when
she was got Off without having experienced
tho slightest damage: The New York ar
rived here yesterday morning in 10 hours
from the Beach.
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man named w. NJ. Brigham was NOR
tally wounded with dirk by fellow nam
ed John G. G. Quick, OH The evening of
wednesday last, i'll Il brawl which occurred
at gambling table, in The Houston House.
in tins city. Brigham has since died.
Quick is i'll irons. Several persons who
have recognized him, state that he has com
mittcd five murders! A fit companion for
Jones, with whom he is now imprisoned,
and who has been charged with three muir
dcrs! PR mobile .Crutr"m. doubtless,
these miscrcnnts, conlidins in the sra:c-
mcnts OF certain learned editors, have sup
posed that Texas would prove Il safe asy-
ium Tor murdcrers. 4 coulplc of llaltcrs
may ere long cause them to entertain more
e!crated notions of the morals of our fellow
citizens.
This disgraccful transaction nav posi-
biy convince certain o0iccrs or justice that
gambling may be productive of evil
Would that they could he as thoroughly
convinced of the awful truth that the blood
of this victim is upon their hands.-T.run
Telegraph.
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State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

IN EQUITY,
Patrick Duncan. vs Elizabeth Bill tn .forc-
Cnllcns and others. heirs of close Mort
William Cuens, deceased. gagc.
6 Il appearing 10 my satisfaction that Eliza
IL beth CullcnS widow, and Richard Cuclls
and Eliiah Ct,llcns. sons of William Cnllens, de-
ceased, defendants in this reside beyond the
limits Of this State: Ordered that they sevcrally
do appear aud plead, answer or dcinur to ,l,.
bill aforesaid. within three months from the pub
lIca'on of this order, or the said bill will, ;s to
them respectively. be taken pro c0Hfcsso.
WIN. e. BLACK, C,'E. Il. ID.
Comn'r's Office, March 6, IS:sS ACC