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GENERAL ORDERS, No. %.
HEAD QUARTERs or TIL. AMY.
ADJUTAnT GRnKnAL's Oyyynx.

Washington, July 10. le62
The painful task dsvolves on the Genne.l n.
Chief OF announcing 70 the army the darn II
Colonel and Brsvst Major General Roger Jonea.
Adjutant General, who expired in this city abost
sunset yesterday, after an illness Of lsw hcvra.
General Jones commenced bis military cayseY.
January as. 1909. a. Lieutenant Of Marines.
which commission he held at tho outbreak 81
the was Of 1914 with Great Britain, when he was
appointed Captain Of Artillery il tho army.
10 those who we're tho companions in asms of
the deceased, his services during that war ars
too well known to require special euumesstion.
His xssl and activity in the ardaous camnaigna Of
1919 and 1914 on the Niagara frontier, and bic
distinguished CALAMITY a. Major Of ths Ntaff
in the memorable conflicts Of Chippewa, Lnudy,e
Lane, and the Sortie Of Fort Erie, won for him
the universal respect and admiration Of hin
brother officers. and the marked appreciation Of
the Government. Raised ia 1925 10 the conf.
Dental post OF Adjutant General, held By him
At his decease, the army at large will understand
i at no slight praise 10 cay that be- broagl,t 10
the discharge Of its highly difficult and respon.
sible duties an intelligence, honesty of purpose,
and untiring devotion. which carried him through
every emergency with credit to himself and a.
vantage to the public service In all The rela-
tons of private life he was equally admirable.
NO mans integrity Was more spotless He wss
most an,iable and sincere courteous In inter.
course, stauoch in friendship, liberal in charity
Though peor HIMSELF the poor knew in him
their benefactor.
Az appropriate honors to the memory OF the
deceased. each military post will fire minute
guns, (thirteen.) commencing At me idiah, and
display the national flag at half staff from the
same hour till sunset on the day next after The
receiptof this order; and the officers of the
army will wear the prescribed badge Of mourn
ing for thirty days.
BY command Of Major General ScoTT.
l.. THoMAa
Assistnnt Adjutant Generul.
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A speck Of War.

The rumors in relation to anticipated troubles
with England, arising out of the collisions of
British and American fisheries, prove to have
foundation. The following despatch. received
yesterday, shows that Mr. WEBSTER is deter.
mined that :" the business of New England >
shall receive no detriment. The national North
always takes care of its rights and privileges,
and don't compromise them, nor allow her states
men to do 80. 1t is a curious fact that we have
twice narrowly escaped war with Great Britain
in the last few years, on account of collisions in
the Northeast and in the Northwest--and now
we have more troubles in consequence of New
England interests.
In the mean time, the South, with her pre-
tended elements of antagonism with foreign ma.
tons, never comes into collision with them
but has invariably, even on Southern soil, to
take the heat and burden of the quarres in the
council and the field into which the North is
eternaly dragging the country.
Here is the despatch:
BALTIMORE, July 10th 1852.
The Boston Courier publishes a document
from Mr.. Webster relative to the American
fisheries 1t says that measures are being taken
by the British government in regard to the ques.
ton. 1t will cause loss to America of valuable
fisheries-complete interruption of an extensive
business Of New England-and constant COL
lisions of an unpleasant and exciting character,
which may lead to loss of life. and threaten the
peace of the two countries. The whole subject
will engage the immediate attention of the gov
eminent.
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CHOLERA AT RocHEpoRT.-The cholera has
broken out at Rocheport, Mo, and several propi
nent citizens have fallen victims, among them
Gen. Hatlon, Wing candidate for the LegsIa.
ture Arthur Taylor, of Virginia, one of the
heaviest dealers in tobacco on the Missouri
Mr.. Hadwin, his partner, and John +. Harris.
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~ The niilitaky ofdss, Hnnouaring 70 NJ
army The death Of Asjos General ROOM JOINS
late Adjutant General, will be found in ou'
columns. Az soldier. be bsld NO inconspicu.
GUS place in the military history Of his country
but his best record il in the memory of this
community, and Of all who knew the man
There was beautiful unity in his long life
for his zeal in the public service, his kindness
In all other relations of life, were unwavering.
The official position which he occupied at the
seat Of government, gave him, especially when
duty placed the head Of the army elsewhere
during long intervals, principal part in the
direction of army affairs. In the execution Of
this great trust, his industry never tagged, his
energy, discretion and justice were always con.
spicuous. No insolence of Office ever marred
the amenity of his nature, or dis6gured the
courtesy of manner which stamped him Viz
ginia gentleman Of the old school The iniu
encs which his high character had won, the
means which his small fortune supplied, were
ever ready to assist merit or relieve distress
Affectionate in his family, true in friendship
cherished in the social circle, few men have ever
left the world more sincerely lamented.
To his large family this faithful and distin.
pushed public servant has left little else than the
legacy Of an honorable name. Yet we learn
tina. he has had for some time before Congress
a just pecuniary claim, which has only failed
through non-acton upon t--having twice and
unanimously passed the Senate, and having
been fsvorably reported on in the other House
We trust that the boon of justice will notsbe
long withheld from his heirs.
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looking down upon you. Look upon Alice,
Walter, with the hope of meeting again and
until then, let the remembrance Of her beauty
and her love, be ever about you. Let her hear
of you as one who deserves the pure affec.
ton of her young and trusting heart. Ye have
lived as brother and sister; part as such, and may
the blessings of God be upon you both for
ever"
Walter took Alice in his arms, and kissed her
cheek-all sternness and pride had gone from
his handsome face, but there was such look of
hopeless sorrow there, as one would not willing
ly behold on the countenance of one so young
Cousin Janet led him away-and with words
Of solemn, deep affection, babe him farewell
words that came again for time, unheeded and
unwelcome--words that, at the last, brought
hope and peace to failing heart
Cousin Janet returned to Alice whose face
and head lay hidden within her hands. "Alice,"
darling, she said, "ook up-God is here, forget
your own griefs, and think of one who suffered
and who feels for all who like Him must bear
the burden of mortality. Think of your many
blessings, and how grateful you should feel for
them. Think of your mother who for years
wept as you, trust, may never weep. Think
Of your kind uncle who would die to save you
nm hours pain. Trust the future with all it's
fears to God, and peace will come with the very
effort to attain it."
"Oh cousin Janet" said Alice, eff Walter were
not so loney-he knows not here he is going,
nor what he is going to do"
ut is true" said cousin, "Janet, weeping too,
but we can hope and trust and pray And now
my love let us join your mother in her room; it
is cad parting for her too, for Arthur s dear to
us ALL"
Reader have 80 many years passed over thee
that thou hast forgotten the bitterness Of thy
first sorrow-or is it yet to come? Thinkest
thou there is way of escspe-none-unless
thou art young and death interpose, saving thee
from all sadness, and writing on thy grave ''do
not weep for me, thou knowest not how much
of sorrow this early tomb has saved me-"
When were thy first thoughts Of death | do
not mean the sight Of the coffin, the pale, or of
any of it's sad reminders, but the time when the
mind first arrested itself with the melancholy
convictions of mortality There was hope for
me in my young days to which looked forward
a. the Mohammedan 10 his paradise; this was
visit to = country place where revelled in the
breath of the woodbines and SWEETHEART, and
where sat under tall and spreading trees. and
wondered why towns and cities were ever bait
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-12
ladies' Fair,


The Ladies' Fair for the benefit
of the Congregational Church in this
place will commence on Thurs lay eve
ming next, and continue till Saturday
night. 1t will be held in the White
Hall building on Broad St From the
zeal and energy with which the ladies
have taken hold of this matter, the large
number of honorary members, and the
interest they have shown in it together
with the variety and quality OF the ar
.icles to be exhibited at the tair-to say
nothing of the refreshments, post 9th e.
museum, &c. &c, it wi be the most
brilliant and attractive Of any thing yet
seen in our famed mountain city, and
will surely be as profitable as 1t VIII be
orilliaat. The ladies will be happy to
see their friends from Grass valley
Rough ard Ready, and other places
at that time Tickets to be mad at
Gregory's Express, sbt's-r pr' CiarK XXI Ks
Drug Store, n B Assistance sl'o'.
Children free.
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B H. O. M. G.

NOTICE is hereby given to whom it may
~ concern that the following shares in
the old stock Of the Bunker Hill Quartz
Mining Company, to wit Numbers /" five,
seven" eight" elsven" twelve" -four.
teen" seventeen" twenty two" twenty
six" "tweoty seven" twenty nine, )" thir.
ty," ''thr.y one" and thirty two" for non
payment Of assessments, will be sold at pub
lie auction 10 the highest bidder, on Thurs
day next, the 9th of February, AT 3 O'Clock
p. NJ at the office Of the company, on the
works The sale will be positive, provided
said arrearages are not previously paid.
BY order, L w COLBURN. Scc'y.
Nevada, Feb. 5th, ls52-S23t
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ish flag was highly satisfactory. Her
Majesty has, therefore, pardoned all the
American prisoners concerned in the
late Cuban invasion. The Council Of
Ministers had consented to allow the
King to sign public acts during the con-
finemsnt Of the Queen.
Roae.--The Constitutional says :
We are informed that the Pope has
addressed letter 10 his Nunco in Paris,
in which he expresses his entire appro-
baton Of the acts of Louis Napoleon,
which have saved society and religion" !"
The Archduke Albert, tsssble to calm
the excitement of mems minds in Hun
gary, has returned to Vienna, in alarm,
for fresh instructions. In Italy an or
ganized system of terrorism has com
menoed, which might be compared with
the Whiteboy days IN Ireland, and the
Austrian officials receive daily threats
of assassination, contained in annony-
nous letters mysteriously delivered
The Nevada journal., 1852-02-12

Yuma ELECTION - From the returns
80 far as heard from, it appears that
Cook, tho Wing candidate for Assembly
man in Yuba county, is elected. The
vacancy was occasioned by the Assem-
bly, not being able to decide which the
seat belonged 10 and 70 referred it back
to the people. The returns, 50 Gar ms
heard from, stand thus Cook majori-
ties 345 McCanu.s $50.
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IL BEATTY HOUSE, GRASS VALLEY
III. T. G. SMITH, (tormer}y qfhe Biak-
eys H03ss) Having leased ami rotited this cs-
adjustment is now prepared to entertain the
travelling public. Thanking his friends for
their liberal patronage heretofore. he hope.
for ils continuance IN his present location
and promises that nothing shall be waning
TO secure the qualification and comfort Of thos
who may favor him with their patronage.
The table is furnished with the besl the mar
ket affords, and in all the other appointments.
OF the house, every attention TO neatness and
good order will be given.
Grass Pd3ey Feb 7 1889 s2 6m
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MINING NOTICES.
B II @. M. G..

Office is hereby given TO the share.
IN holders of the BUNKER HILL QUARTZ
MINING COMPANY, that a further assess
ment Of two per centum or the capital
stock of said company has been levied this
llth day of Februry 1852, by ltho board of
trustees payable within ten days, at the com
panys Office on the works.
The rue Of forfeiture for non payment of
assessments will be rig;dly enforced. BY
order of the Board.
7l.at Il. W. COLBuRN. Sec,x.
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For Sale.

THE undersigned now offer for sale their
well-known stand, with all the privileges and
oood will. situated in Grass Valley, and con
sisting of Beef Market, store, and Boarding
House, Cattle yard, and III the fixtures for
killing beeyes, together with what stock they
may have on hand The above will be sold
reasonable, and to any one wishing to 60 into
business they could not find better chance
Apply at the office Of the Nevada Journal. OF
to tho subscribers, Boston Ravine, Grass Val
ley. Possession will be given after the first OF
February, 1852 BAxTrR Hollis.
14tf!S
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NAUIION. Notice is hereby liven that
" the undersigned, in connection with three
others, owns four-tenlhs, if not more, of the
Ohio and Illinois Quartz Mining Co.'s claims
located about one and half miles from Ne
vada city, and they are determined not to sci
their interes In said claims. Any person.
purchasing the above interest from pretended
ounsrs, vii! do it at their own risk.
G.. N E6E.
Nevada Feb g. 1852. s3-tElOs
6t-Daily Union publish three times and for.
ward bill ,a hi. Office.
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Notice

At REGULAR meeting of the Union
Quartz Mining company, assessments to
the amount Of S26 per share were order
ed to be paid into the Treasury within
ten days Notice is hereby given that
all assessments not paid in before the
Goth inst the claims of the delinquents
viii be forfeited to the company,
J Per order, SAMUEL HENDr, Treas.
lllniostown, Feb. 6, 1852 -lt*
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$40 Reward.
American Cattle.

eALMg The American MAR
.stSa ssssaA1 ses ket Nevada, has con-
$. cgse5 stontly on hand. and for
G1ssS% sale at the lowest mar.
ket rates the best quality Of American Beef
Cattle.
N. b. They also keep on hand fill assort-
ment of provisions and groceries, which they
haul with their own teams; therefore, they
can and will sell full rs lw, { not lower Than
any othe, house in the city. Miners and pack
ers are invited to give them call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Sl-3m TH0hP SON & BROWN
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!, SAN FRAN ISCO ADV'S.


\ II ETALS--50 tons pig iron,
W. 10000 lbs zinc for roofing aud floors,
200 bundles iron wire,
10 pigs block tin,
1000 lbs cast steel,
10000 lbs boiler iron,
so 600 lbs sheet iro1, from nos 10 70 l3,
20 KEGS and 800 papers iron rlYctS,
100 doz long and short handled shovcls,
45 doz picks,
400 feet leather hose,
% bundles brass and copper wire,
81 doz brass and pewter faucets,
30 doz axes,
80 boxes Canada plate,
80 kegs wrought nails,
60 bundles hoop iron,
40 doA irving pans,
100 doz caddiesliclS,
~ boxes Tin plotec, 35 boxes tacks,
20 gross pie plates.
1000 lbs braaieis and other copper.
Imitation Russia iron.
Solder, and copp rivcts with burrs,
Tinmcns' tools and machines,
For sale b. p. NAYLOR,
79.lm California street
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Constable's Sale.
STATE or CALIFORNIA. county =,

AtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, county of Ne
- vada, township of Grass Valley
Ry virtue of an execution to me directed,
Issued from the docket OF G. r. Smith, ESQ.
Justice Of the Peace i'll and far said town.
slnp, on Judgment rendered the 9th day of
december last prs In favor Of Henry r Fl.
fe'd an1 Edwin Hrbbsrd sesinst Lewis Wat
son of ssid to"rShl9, for the sum OF Two hun.
ds:d and fl-ly five dollars and sixty cents debt,
and thirfy sege.. dollars and three cts costs and
money dtpGrsemsnts, Win interest ri the
rate o. sve per cent por manih from and after
the evcntceatA day u november last past.
have levied Oh tie fJl'Owiug property, situated
on Wo'i creek below tie hoston ravine. in
said township. to wit thc undiuided half of
Sly ttamft and lsie undivided half of the dam
and watar privilege, cf the qunria crushing
Mil known as Watson & cos. liiiIl; Nlich
shs'l otil for s4|e CA the r'rn,lles to the hifh.
tst bdd~r. tvy cash, On WtduesLay the 18th
day &c Fe'r ary l372, between tie hours Of
y O'Clock, A. s., aud p. At ofsaid day, to sat
iSly sa!d execution
T. HUMlSTON Corstabl.,
Gr,ss Tal'ev. Han 29, 1882 -5is
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Boarding House for sale.

TINE subscriber offers for sale his house
l. and lot together with his household
fixtures, situated in Cayoteyllc, Nevada city.
The house is doing good business at the
present time, and good prospect ahead bat
owing to the poor health Of his family, it
induces him to offer the properly for sale
on reasonable terms Possession given as
soon as required For further particulars
enquire on the premises Of
Ii. M. FULLER.
Cayotevillc,, NOV. ls, 1881 60 IT
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ENOR SALE OK Ii ENI-rhe house situ-
-H1 ared on Woods Ravine, known as the
Qnart2vie II otel aad Store, together with
the furniture, bar fixtures, lot and adjoining
farm fenced IN, ready for cultivation This
house is doing large business at the present
lime, being in the centre of the quartz re-
giou 1t will be disposed of low as the pro-
prietors are closing up their business to return
to the States For further particulars enquire
on the premises Of
BEAUCLERk g. BUTSCH.
Feb. 9TH 1852. S3-lm*
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Administrators Notice.

ALL persons having claims against the es-
tate of Samuel Williams, late of Nevada
county, deceased, will plense exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers 10 the undersigned,
administrator of the same. within ten months
Tom the date hereof nt the residence of the
undersigned m Gold Fiat; and all persons In
debted 70 said estate are requested to make
immediate payment
CALEB WILLIAMS. Admir-
Of samuel Williams
January Is I9h2-A0-lms
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Notice.

A LII persons liable 10 pay licences accord
IN ilg to statute, are requested to call at the
County Treasurer's office, in Nevada city
and settle for tine same imm ediately, or their
names will be left with the County Attorney
for suit.
HIRAM c. HODGE,
County Treasurer.
County Treasurer's Office nevada co.
, January oath, 852.--79-lm
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AdmillistratOr 5 Notice.

NIL persons having el ilus egalust the IS
tate OF ~ Francis Ding, 4 etssei, arc reqNir-
ed 10 exhibit thom with th1Aecossary vouahers'
wjthin ten Honlh- after tia daie, 10 Tie TN
dsgs gne0, sdnihi-trstor o. said estate. st bis
tasil'ne on Liz : Deer Geek. ia Neyddn
township; end ali IND bted 20 said estate are
required to nuke Immediate uaynicnt
RUBT GIBBS, Admir-
off Dias deceased.
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SAN FRANCISCO ADV,s
T1REsrI JEWELaY--JACKs d

THRESrH JEWELHY--JACKS d
L WOODRUFF, importers Oe Watches
and Jewelry, 274 Montgomery 81, between
Washington and Merchant sts San Fran.
cisco, have Just received per steamer Pana
ma, large invoice of the most recherche
items in watches and jewelry ever landed in
this port. consisting of diamond, ruby, emer-
aid, and opal pins, rings and earrings, fine
london, Duplex and lever watches, cased
in California gold tby one OF their firm in
New York tea Is, solid gold charms &c,
Silver ware in all its branches. manufac-
tured from native California silver; also Cal
ifornia gold specimen and other jewclry made
TO order, at short notice and reasonable ad-
vance.
ChronometcrS rated by transit accurately;
chronometer and watch repairing executed
in the most thorough manner and warranted.
Feb. 18th 1852, "a I'm
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DIED -A: Grass Valley on the 10th
inst, Of bilious pleurisy, John Stallings,
Of Telbotton, Georgia Il will be some
satisfaction to his friends TO know that
he received every attention during his
last moments Georgia papers please
COPY
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Farms for Sale.
Nevada Hotel 4 Siage Office

lMiin street, Nevada City.
THyHE subscribers have the pleasure of an
ID uouncing TO the public generally that they
have leased the above well known hotel, for
III period of six months. The Nevada is the
largest public house in the city, and is situated
IN the nost business part of the town, aud Of
lers Inducements TO travellers seeking tenn
porarv home, that can perhaps be found in no
other hotel ia the mines. The sleepiug apart
ments are well ventilated and will be furnished
at all times with clean and comfortable bed
ding The table viii be supplied with oil tie
variety of The season, and al the substantiais
he market affords Tho bar is always sub
Piled with the choices, segars and .q-Jrs, Ia
mort, The propietprs beg leave to assure me
uoig last no effort sAol he wnilpg 1n their
C'maso The Nevada, ia every respect, the
AoTgL oy TIE PLACE.
Board and lodging per week, S1Na IN aG'
board With out lodging - 400
Board and lodging per day 3VV
Board without lodging 100
Stages for Sacramento city. every morning;
for Mttysvile every other morning.
7j.ff A NDEE~ON & BEENS.
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Lodging House.

THE undarsigned having leased the Bar
Room and lodging apartments of the Gregory
House. is ready 10 accommodate allthose who
may wish lodging by the night or week. The
beds and rooms nave been thoroughly renovat-
cd, and he pledges himself to keep them In
good order at all times.
1871 GEO o KILBCUHN
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Chicago Hotel and Stables.
EOR SIZE

THE subscriber offers for sale this wclI
known establishment, with all It's household
fixtures, situated on Broad street, Nevada
city, now doing a first rate business, but fam.
ily affairs now calls him home which causes
him to offer this property on reasonable
terms. Immediate possession given. For
further part cularS enquire on the premise OF
II. w. MCDONNELL,
Also, four,ffths Of large sluicc claims,
with the water privileges sluicing boxes, etc,
on Little Deer Creek 7S.lm
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Deer Creek Water Co.

MI OTICE Is hereby given 10 all persons
Nv buying shares In the Cayote and Deer
Creuli Water Co, that such shares must be
FREQ and clear efall encumbrances before being
tra nsrered TN the books of sa id company.
b. order Of the board of Directors,
7S-5t !. FITZ JAMES, Sec.
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Uoker and Flick,
'LACRSlIEINS,

BLACBSli!IWS,
Sausone ct, between tiu.h and Pine aircets,
san Francisco.
EIJOR SALE, au assortment Of Iron, bar
H and sheets, for all Kinds of mining rlr-
poses. Mining tools made to ordc' 69-im
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r ailoling.

IA F. WALDAUER respectfully an
III nounces to the citizens Of Nevada and
III vicinity, that he has opened tailoring
establishment on Commercial ST., two doors
below Bella Union, where ho will do, on
the shortest notice, all kinds Of work in the
above line of business. S3-2w
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- IAlE or ALl -alA--loIA Ju-

-, IAIE Ot Ain -alA--loIH Ju-
~ DICIAL DISTRICT.
In conformity 10 the statute in such case
made and provided, il is ordered that the
following terms Of the district court for the
several couniies composing said Judicial dis.
trict, be held as herein designated for the
year 1852.
For the county OF Yuba, commencing on
the LIST Mondays in February, April, June,
August, October and December.
For the county of Nevada, on the Sd Mon
days in February, I'd in May, Sd in August,
and I'd in November
For tie county OF Suffer, on the 4th Mon
DAYS in January, Sd in April, lst in Septem
bcr and 4lh in December
1t Is further ordered that copy Of this or
der be entered on the minutes OF the several
courts, BY the clerks thereof, and pnblished.
VIM I. BARBOUR
District Judge.