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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-12-17
.yANI;T'rE'R IIAIII,
ny MILES O'RiLEY.

.Oh loosen the snood that you wear, Jancttc,
Let me ,nnglc hnnd In your hair my pct"
For the world to me had no danter sight
Than your brown hair yelling your shoulders 70 white
AsI tangled hand In your hair, my pct
I, wa. brown with golden gloss, Janettc,
Il WAS finer than silk OF the foes. my pet;
Twas beautiful mist. falling down to your waist.
'Twss thing 70 be braided. and jcwecd and kissed,
Twas the lovcllest hair In tho world, my pct.
My arm was the arm Of clown, Jxncttc,
Il was sincwy bristicd and brown. my pct;
but warmly and softly 1t loved TO carcss
Your round white neck and your wealth IT tress,
Your beautiful plenty Of hair, my pet.
Your eyes had swimming glory, Janette,
Revealing the old dear story. my pct; ..,. .
They were grey with that chastcned tingc OF the sky
When the trout leaps quickest to snap the ny--
And they matched with your golden hair. my pct
Your ips-but hsve no words Jancttc; ~.1
They were fresh ss the twittcr Of birds, my pct,
When the spring Is young. and the roses arc wet
With dew drops In each rod bosom set, '..
And they suited your gold brown hair, my pct.
Oh, you tangled my life In your hair, Jsnettc.
Twas eiik.n and golden snare, my PCT:
but 10 gentle the bondage my soul did implorc,
The right to continue the slave evermors,
With my fingers enncshcd In your hair, my pet
Thus ever dream what yon wcrc Janctte,
With your lps. and your eyes, and your hair, my pct
In the darkness of dcsoate years mean,
And my tears GALL heavily over the stone
That covers your golden hvir. my pct.
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Watch words or Life.
HorE,
While there IL hand to strike!
Dare,
While there's young heart brave:
Toll ..s"
While there's task unwrougbt! =
Trust,
While there's 4 God to save!
GA O.. Learn. Ey4.. .s,,s,sL
That there's work for earth!
Feel,
That thssc's sssgogth hi cd liss8 2io oosE
Know.
That there's q crown reserved
Wait.
Though meath the cloud snd rod !! COO
When there's foe that wronss! s..'.f aHT
Help,
when there's brothsrS need! ...t s.T
Watch.
When there's tcppter pca! 84yrsY.
Pray.
Both In thy word and decd! ~
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-12-17

I'VE regret exceedingly that during our temporary
absence the Foreman inadvertently appended the
Of the distinguished authors to the above, and
that It through the entire edition bcfors detected
Let trust hopefully their modesty will not prevent
continuance Of these brief and brilliant b0graphies
The New York herald., 1869-01-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY, Jan. 2-o p. NJ
The figures Of the weekly bank statement, show.
ing very natlerng condition Of AFFAIRS on the part
OF the respective institutions comprising the assoc-
ated banks took no one BY surprise in Wall street.
The contraction Of loans and the boarding Of specie
and legal tenders were 80 visible that favorable
statement was generally expected. There Is an In
crese In specie and legal tenders OF nearly
Loans were decreased over two millions and de-
poss increased nearly the same sum. The totals, as
compared with those for the previous week, are as
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

Tue rates PAD Tor carrying were llb, J32 5-Bi ana
sel in the forenoon 364, i32 and Lie in the after
moon, and 5-6i and 7Cl to Monday. The gross clear
sngs s.25o 600. the gold balances s2s75,e2e and
the currency balances s4,3s7e5o. The steamer took
out 100000 in specie.
The government bond market was dull and
portion Of the time dropping under the neglect Of
investors, whose attention directed 10 other
matters. In the afternoon the renvestment demand
on the part OF those having cash for coupons and
demand from new investors made the market more
active for some OF the list The funds which are
exchanged for these securities at this OF the
year aro not extensively released yet TO the pub
lie. The closing street quotations at halfpast fve
O'Clock were as follows, prices being ex coupon for
those payable January and July;-Unitcd states
skies. 1851 registered, 1905 1925 do. do, coupon,
lIlH 111A; s-co's, registered, 1oo Ioeh; do cou
pom, 1862, 111s q 111h: do. do, 1894. 1914 1os;
do. do, 1895, los,< 1osH; do. do, new 1866, lo7
a 1o7H; do do. 1867. 1o7h 107h; 90. do. 1868,
1o.is 107A; do, 1o40's, registered, 1o2,s 1897;
do. do, coupon, 106 1061. Currency bonds. 9eiS
90.
Tie following were tho quotations for the border
Stale bonds Tennessee 6's, coupon, o. bid |;
Tennessee 6's, new, 90 67 virginia s's, ex copon
90 So; Virginia 6s. new, 56tS q SIX; Georgia 6s,
Is ase; Georgia Is 90 OIL North Carolina e's, 90 q
o. North Carolina 6's, new, oo% 81 Missouri es,
cx 80 a oo Louisiana, old, ex interest, 81 o 6s.
Tne stock market was generally dull a. might be
expected after holiday and before sunday. Those
who had stocks were tenacious OF their possession
and purchasers were few. During the forenoon ana
40 10 one O'Clock an easier state of money was so
freely discounted that New York Central sold up TO
iGjt, Pacific Mail TO 1908, an1 Rock Island, which
was the feature OF tho day, touched 1915. How
fneny OF these sales bogus t is difficult TO
lecture; but that the cllqucs growing desperate
fnrrc can be no doubt. Rock Island Is manipu-
Iicl by q clique who comprise among their
members the original Erie clique. The Cen
ira party are tired or holding and
would like TO get rid Of their load The
Erie clique are utterly dcmoralized. The recent
western investments have only plunged them
deeper In the mIrc. They loudly hcralded their
achievements or grand broad gauge through line
% Chicago and st. Louis, but the ''outside pubc-
failed to sec the superiority Of the proposed new
routes aud Erie Il down again between 81 and ss.
turiously enough, the defeat OF the democracy Ia
connected with their mlsforruncs. Under the ori-
ginal programme, which doubted not for an instant
the reelection OF . democratic Assembly, two
high priests Of tho party were taken into
the Erie 'rIngv for the purpose OF run.
ming the Legislature IN the interest OF the
road Miascrtunes never come sngly Failing
In their plans here they were overwhelmed with a
food OF III luck aud are now driven to desperation.
rhs cancellation Of some Of tho overissues Of Erie
The New York herald., 1869-01-03
DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.

frvrrcoot, GLASGOW ANp DERRY Steamship Europa
L 4 riat, Joserh Pat Hamilton; dawiey peiroti wm
Ciatw0fiy, Penn yam. NY; Mr HOgg, Aef Laird, Miss
Margaret Laird, Glasgow Robinson, Eleager GU, Miss
fsabcth ON, Brookiyn James Thfshaw, Mrs. Iturahaw
and child VIM Mansfield, Josiah Jewell keil foung > g
Mcahan Rob, canes, New ycfk, aud eight others 10 tho
sseerAge.
HAvkNrAH-Stcn fushp Montgomery-Mrs Ioulsn Newton
nni three sous Ebbn Ordway, uts Brett, WIN Rogers
Isaac Newton, Samuel Newton, Fred Mayer y Gilman,
Nj aud Mira VI Styles and daughter. Miss TicknoI ~
Crsue Mr. johnson, Dcmatest bernard cray y Hels'
Murphy Mrs kng Ssml Rogers, hra tAtn Kosers aud
hica children, kcNaugkton and John Norris, Thomas
Norris samuel Norris Robt Warner, Anerinsn, snl
Robinson Robinson, Dennis Shortsleeves ana VIE
Inker q Johnson Mason,J III Hopkins, Mood. u Uoi-
phin, K Paston, wife and two children.
SAvkSNAi-San Gsivahor--Mr and Mrs Clover, u
Bromer, Dr and Mrs l. A Palmer, Mr. and MIRA -, y "
Arvtaf, James McCrakcn, Nixs Twogsnt, mis- Won,
0s0fge COrson, Mr. Mrs Carroll, Abraham Mestroe
Niibm J8Wr, Adams, ar ma MIRA u L. HhNer ana
irs Ar Julie, Fisk and infant George Asrsop. BAt-
ton, Iced, W FesklnAs u Il Leo
The New York herald., 1869-01-03
BROOKLYN IyrELLEGE1CE.

SEIZURE OF A wHrsKEY SrILI.--An Illicit dis
tery in Little street, John, was seized yester
day morning by the internal revenue officers, -and
transferred to the cusdody Of the United states
Marshal.
srABBrSG ArrRAy.-Nefl Ward was stabbed In
the head during an ARRAY In tine barroom OF Timothy
spelman at the corner OF York and Main streets, on
New Years night. A man named Edward Jones Is
said to have stabbed Ward, but lie made his escape
and has not as yet been arrested.
The WEEK OF PRAYER IN THE EASTERN DIS
TRIcr--Ihe Christians OF the various denominations
of the Eastern District will assemble for PRAYER in
DIR. Wells church, corner OF South Third and Filth
streets every afternoon during the present week.
Services VIII commence at half-past four o'clock.
AN EXTENSIVE BuRaLARY.--0n Friday night 1t
was discovered that the watch case manufactory Of
wheeler, Parsons Co., Nos. AZ and a State street,
had been burglariously entered the night previous
The propretors on making an investigation found
that upwards OF $4,000 worth OF gold and silver
watch cases 81 mad been stolen en- re ponce M were IN
the burglars Is very slight.
Tmg Young MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF THE
EASTERN DIsTRrcr.The above association last even
ing took possession OF their new rooms In the new
building OF the Kings County Savings Bank, corner
or Broadway and Fourth street, 4. d., when prayer
was ofcred by Mr.. St. John and Others. The asso-
ciatiof Is in a very prosperous condition, and its
President. Mr.. j. B. Thomas, and leading members
have hopes OF extending its usefulness during the
winfei especially on the soutu sde OF the district.
SUDDEN Decentralization Allen. a well known
citizcr OF Williamsburg, died suddenly. or hear I
disease on Friday night. Mr. Allen was at one time
chief Engineer OF the Williamsburg Fire Depart
ment
Mr. John Miile,t, another wen known citizen OF
The ifurr, died on Thursday evening last, and his
iunerN will take place to-day. Mr.. Minet was wen
known In political circles and was deputy sheriff
at th,jime Of his death.
GA'hLrse IN THE EASTERN DrsTRIcr.-At an
early ynour the morning OF the 18th ut. Sergeant
John Brennan, OF the Forty-nft precinct. made a
descat the gambling saloon No. SO Fifth street,
+. u. and arrested nve persons who were engaged
at ths time In a game OF faro The prisoners were
arraVncd before Justice Noorhles nj the time, but
their eases were not disposed OF untn yesterday.
John Duke, the alleged proprietor OF the saloon, was
held await the action OF the Grand Jury. Samuel
jackson, James Gilbert and Charles Arcuiarius we're
each lned 81 80 and placed under bonds for their
futnrf good behavior. Aitroa Phibcrt was dis
CHARGED. The names given BY the prisoners are
said % be false
THi FIRES DURING DrcENBER.--Fr the monthly
report OF Assistant Fire Marshal Ready, which has
Just lecn submitted Il appears that In December
there were twenty-five fires. The total amount OF
property destroyed Including the Fort Lafayette
nIc) amounts to si4s2I5 upon which there were in
sursnses amounting TO ssT,37b. the property do
stsVygA " Gsaa6sAAvu ~ l0Wsk0rt, Vnos cAurchu,
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

two; tenement houscs two greenhouse one; fac'o-
ries, four; stables three private dwellings,, four;
tannery. one; carpenter shop, one: hay stack one;
load OF hay, one Many OF the fires are attributed
to the careessness OF the occupants of the houses.
Several fires In the Eastern District believed 10
have been OF incendiary origin yet the evidence
not SUFFICIENT 10 warrant the arrest OF any parties.
NEWS IN BRIEF.-Durlng the month OF December
the police OF Brooklyn picked up twenty-four lost
children and restored them to their parents.
Two hundred and ffty-eight persols were arrested
in Brooklyn during the past week. This is de-
crease Of eighty-seven from the number OF arrests
the week previous.
In the FOrty-sec0nd precinct station house on New
Years night, on the complaint OF J. q. YAH, who
charged him with stealing his sleigh rom the front
OF No. 33 Warren street.
J. w. Mason In at tempting to jump on board one
OF the Catharine ferry boats 1t was leaving the
slip last evening" felIinto the and had narrow
escape from drowning. lie was taken to lus home
In New York
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

CnALMERs.--MALcoLN CHALMERS, third officer OF
the steamship Europa, native OF scotland, WAS ac-
cidenlally Killed on board ON Friday January l.
Tho funeral VIII take place this sunday AFTERNOON
at two O'Clock, from the New York taiedOnian Club
rooms, lis sullivan street. The members OF the New
York and Brooklyn Caiedonian clubs. the Thistle
Benevolent Association and tue Masonic iia ternty
are rcsncctfnlIy invited TO attend Ills remains viii
be INT erred ia Greenwood Cemetery.
Glasgow papers please copy.
CoRpikI.--On Friday, January l. NARY COEDIAf-,
A native OF the parish Of Rosconnoe, Kings county,
Ireland, aged 81 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral. this Sunday
afternoon at two o'clock. from the residence OF her
wick cross roads, Brooklyn, Il. ID.
CRAIa.--On Friday. January l, dosEPH CRAIG, aged
inc friends Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral, from his late residence, -
King street. on Tuesday morn ne. at hafpast nine.
TIE members OF Eureka Lodge, \. and A. NJ, are
The members OF Eureka Lodge No. 2l2 II. and A.
M are hereby summoned TO meet al then lodge room,
5g4 Broadway, on Tuesday morning, January s. at
nine O'CLOCK W attend the funeral Of OUT late brotber
Joseph Craig. u. 4. Al@EAANDEh, M.
j. A. COOK, Secretary.
CVNSrSaHAM.--ln brooklyn, on Saturday morn
ing, January 2, in the 9th year OF her age, MARY
CuNNiNGHAM, the beloved daughter Of Christopher
and Catherine Cunningham.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral on Monday after
noon. at two O'Clock, from the residence OF her
parents, No. Little Nassau street, or Kent avenue,
between Flushing and Myrtle avenues. brooklyn.
DALy.--On Friday, January 1, MARY T., the beloved
wfe OF Michael j. DAY. aged Is years.
Tho frends of the family, ana those OF her father.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DiTTMAS--w esFEN.-On Thursday, December 81
at the residence OF the BRIDE by the cv. Dr. Drees
CHARLES II. DirTMAN TO ELvIzA J. WARREN.
DCNNISG-DUNCAS.-on Tuesday, December %,
1865 at the residence OF the brides father, By the
Rev. Dr. Cuyler, JAMES DUNSISg, OF BROOKLYN to
MoNIRA, only daughter Of samuel Duncan, Esq, OF
Orange, N. J. No cards.
NorwalK, Conn papers please copy.
HATGHT-rHOMPsON.-0n Wednesday Decembc r
80 by the Rev. Thomas street, JAMES II. HAIGHT.
OF Brocton, N. u, to MATILDA THOMPSON. OF
this city. No cards.
HAYwooD-MARLow.--On Thursday evening" De-
ccmber 81 by the Rev. James Millet, at his resi-
dence, 0EoRGE HAYWOOD, late Of Bethel, Conn.,, To
GEoRGIASA MARLOw, all OF this city.
Naturalization Thursday, December 81, at CAL
vary church, by the Rev. DR.. washburne, ApRtES
MAzEr. Minister Resident Of the Netherlands mt
washington, to JULIA MAY, daughter of the laic
Powell McRa, OF South Carolina.
McGINS-WyESE,-on Tuesday, December 20, at
st. Cabrics church, by the Rev. Mr. Bareito, JoHx
MCtirNN to MARY L. WYNNE, both OF this city,
RULEFF-GALPrN.-On Saturday, January 2, n the
Church OF the TRANSPORTATION, by the Rev. George
ii. HouQhton, y. ID. RULEFF, OF New Orleans. TO
LIZZIE, only daughter OF the late john Galpin OF
the same city.
New Orleans papers please copy.
SMITH-MoRRs0S.-On Thursday November 20,
1865 at the residence Of the brides parents by the
Rev. III. Y. Roberts, WILLIAM f.. SMITH TO Mrs. HAIR
RrET MORRISON, daughter OF Henry iiopkinsoa, Esq
No cards.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

Lacy to John G. Ecae lot In the village or scotis-
vile; consideration. S3,500 Henry Pulls 10 John
Pulls i've acres OF land IN Greece consideration,
81. 900. Sophia Meinke to Adam Brick, ten acres Of
Stewart to Joseph Reddngcr, sxty-six feet front
Henry street, being lots rs and 10; consideration,
$1,020 81.
The following were the transfers OF real estate In
Cayuga county December 80 186S:-Slas Samson to
Matilda G. Sampson. fifty acres In the town OF Ster-
ling; consideration, $400 Maria H. Waldo and others
To George H. Clfers lot on west side OF Lewis street.
Auburn; consideration, $3.50. Manly T. Treat TO Nor
ton Hosord and others, Onehaf OF nfty-seven acres
situate on lot No. IA, In the town OF Conquest; con-
siderati0n, 81. 200 Il. A. Thomas to Dan Hayden,
lot situate on Holley street. Auburn; consideration
$3.50. Edwin Snyder to Edwin Snyder, lot situate
In the town OF Geneva; consideration, $500.
Real estate is active in the river towns in this
State Late transfers In Sing Sing include the pur-
chase by NJ w. Pike OF the former residence OF r. O.
Burrhns, at the corner OF Highland avenue and Ellis
place. for $4,000. Professor 7. II. DOernickle has
purchased OF G. J. Barlow the house and lot on the
corner OF James and Edward streets in this village
for $4O00.
The following are among recent real estate sales
Boston, Mass:-H. G. Morse, for $l3,500 has pur
chased the elegant estate on the north side OF New
ton street, belonging to Hezekiah w. Howe. 1t i5
just west or Columbus avenue. The lot includes
2, 200 square feet OF land The estate No. 25 East
ington street. has been disposed OF by Mr. Bonney
for So, 600 to Fast Nordensheld. Mrs. Davis, for
So, ,50O has purchased the Pepper estate on Hollis
place-a three story brick house beside or back OF
the Unitarian church.
Mrs. Hayden, TOR sl3.500, has purchased from Jo-
southeast side Of Columbus avenue, extending back
TO Appleton street. the lot containing l,697 square
feet Of land.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

need not surprise the street. while further dividend
OF twenty per cent In New York Central may be
'declaredn ct any hour near midnight The market
was most buoyant from to half past one O'Clock.
The unexpected continuance Of stringent money
weakened prices later In the day, but the market
was steady and hrm as the opening figures. Trans
actions were not numerous, and there were no late
sessions Of the boards.
The closing quotations OF the last open board were
as Observation-Disclosures, 35S Q 3ox; Adams Ex-
press. 4s14 4sh; Merchants Union Express, lax
l6s; Quicksilver, 22k 23k; Canton, 4s1S so; Mart
posa preferred 10 19K; Pacific Mall, 1loK ll9I
western Union Telegraph, 33T "a; New York
Central, 1897 100; Erie, 37A 37zs; do, pre-
ferred 81 s3; Hudson River, 134 1s4,s;
Harlem, 1a1; Reading, ok 9s; Bankers and
Brokers' 90 bid; Alton and Terre Haute preferred,
90 bid; Wabash, 5oi4 5sh; do, preferred II; MIL
waukee and St. Paul, 6sh 694; do, preferred. saA
s91s; Fort Wayne, 113,s ia; Ohio and Missis-
sippi 341s 34,l; Michigan Southern, 8st4 sSh;
Pittsburg, SAX 84A; Toledo. lO1 o 10lH; Rock
Island. l2oz 12O1S; Northwestern, S2k s24; do,
preferred, S4k s47s; Boston, Hartford and Erie,
20 bid.
The closing street quotations at halfpast four
O'Clock were as folows:-New York Central, l59H
a 159sS; Fort Wayne 113H 1131s; Rock Island.
119x 100; Northwestern, SIX S1s<; North
western preferred, 835s S3s4; Toledo, l0lA asked;
ST. Paul, 694 a 70; st. Paul preferred, SS4 80;
Ohio and Mississippi 3sss Ssa4; Pacinc Mail, lle14
a1l9A.
The bids at the regular board for the city bank
stocks were as follows:-New York, $50; Manhattan,
l4o; Merchants 40; Mechanics, 1885, National, los;
State OF New YORK, ITO; Commerce, 119; Ocean.
llo4; Bank Of the Republic 49, Metropolitan, 1873;
Peoples 1856; Shoe and Leather, ll5 Corn Exchange
100; St. Nicholas, lo7; Park, 145; Central National
1o5A; Fourth National, 100.
The exports Of specie from this port during the
week were as foll0ws:-
December 29-Steamer Wcstphalia Paris
ollVef DaIS. 30, HO9
Mexican gold. 100
December 29-Steamer Westphalia London
American gold. l,956
Silver bars. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50
December 3l-Sch0oncr J. 5. M0ulel, Para
American gOld.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5000
December 31-Steamer America, Bremen
tOrelgn Slvcr.... o,VV
December 31-Steamer America, Havana
Foreign silver. lO0O0
Gold bars. 81, 600
American gold. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
January steamer City Of Baltimore, Liver
pool
American gold.. .1oo, 600
Total for the week. $222 SIS
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

BOLD ROBBERY ny AHAcKMAN.-Thursday evening
William Irish, young man, came to Hartford from
HolyOke, Mass TO attend the ball OF the Young
Mems Social Club In American Han. During the
evening" as he was going home with his girl he Wa
stopped by John Csoften, hackman, who demandcH
employed Golden, and didn't know him, but rather
than have controversy m the presence OF the girl
he paid the money over. Golden, evidently satisfied
went 10 the hall, and when Irish came out seized
hold OF him and led him 70 Murphy's drinking
back room aud robbed him Of all his money and
clothing leaving nothing upon his person but pants,
shirt and boots Thus stripped the innocent youth,
state street, where he was discovered by oificcr
wright who took the case In hand and soon after
arrested Golden and lodged him In the station house.
lie was too much under the influence OF liquor 90 be
taken before the police court yesterday and win be
brought up to-day.-Hdrtf0rd CoiTntt Jan. ..
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

NKw WAY or GIVING PARrrEs.--rhe Lowell courier
says that new plan OF giving large parties, without
trouble to housokeepers and damage TO furniture
carpets &C, IL coming INTO vogue M that city. " ~
To take hall where there ~ ample room for dancing
layinE out refreshments and furnishing the acceA-
SORES OF regular party. and inviting rienus there
The plan ia considered excellent one, aud Is likely
10 I've extensively adopted. several such parties
have been held, aud those who have given them are
delighted TO he able 10 get up the next morning and
Gnd their domestic arrangements undlstusDeu.
The New York herald., 1869-01-03

MARINE TRANSFERS.
The following is the statement OF marine transfers
at this port from 29th 31st ult inclusve:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-07-20
Estate of Morshead.

CTArE OF WISCONSIN,, :. Probate Office, July 18th,
- Grant County, A. d. 1869.
In the matter Of the Proof and Probate Of the last
will and testament of John Morshead deceased, late
of the County of Grant
Whereas, instrument in writing, purporting to be
the last will and testament of John MarEhead, de-
ceased late of the County of Grant has been filed in
this ofice and whereas application has been made BIZ
Jane Morshesd, executrx named ia laid will pray.
ing that the same be proven aud admitted to Probate
according to the laws of thia State.
1t is ordered that said application be heard before
at the Probate Office In the village of Lancaster in
said county ON Monday the 10th day of August A %
1859, at one o'clock in the afternoon of said day
And II Is further ordered that notice shall Be given
TO all persons interested in said will of time ana
place OF said heal ing by publication in the Grant Conn
ty HERALD, weekly newspaper printed in said conn
ty for hree successive weeks eac week pror 70
the time OF such hearing.
BY the Court, WI McG0NIGAt
~" Aounty Judge.