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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-21
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
New Tlnse Tuble.

On and after 1880, pm, Sunday, Dec.
Alb, the following time table will govern
the arrival and departure Of passenger
trains ct Cairo;
DEPART.
Mail train leaves at....-. $40 am.
Rxpress, 3" at..-"... $3.50 pm.
st. Louis and Cairo Espresso
leaves Ut. I;Z0 am.
Accommodation lesyes st...l23o pm.
hi' ARnIvS. p
Express, INTERCHANGEABLE pm.
st. Louis and Cairo Exprcss
Prives................. l:Ao pm.
The last named train leaves st. Louis at
1880 Am. Traders can leave Cairo ut i'2e
an, reach 81. Louis At I:2b am, remair
n the city three hours, and return tc
Cairo n 4:45 pm, the same day.
Tho 1890 accomm odation and Cairo ant
st. Louis express leave daily; oil Others
leave daily except Sundays.
Way passengers should bear in mind tina
the $50 pm, train makes only four stop
pings between Cairo and Centralia, viz
Jonesboro, Carbondale, Du Quoin an.
Ashley. The 1880 pm. train stops at al
the stations along the route.
JAS. JOHNSON,
decstf Agent, Cairo.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-21

BUSINESS IN CAIRo.-Who complains
Business in Cairo is as brisk, as lively, as
driving as in any city in the West. Gin
cinnati is played out; Chicago is grumb-
ling; St. Louis bowling Memphis is down
at tho heel, and Paducah--is nowhere
But in Cairo there is fair amount of busl-
ness, and it continues to improve. The
Illinois Central is crowded with work, and
all the available cars are being used to
bring produce, provisions and assorted
freight to Cairo to be reshipped South.
Our commission and forwarding men have
no time to spare, and our retail dealers are
beginning to wear beaming countenancos.
Taken all in all, the condition af affairs in
Cairo is encouraging, and We can afford
TO sympsthise with our sister cities, VINO
are afflicted with supsrlatvs dullness,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-21

NEATLY fitting boots and shoe at
EhInrs
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-21
REMnRANDT PICTURE,

In the most approved style. The bes, kind oil
PICTURES taken in cloudy: weather. childrens
pictures taken In three 10 four seconds. Old pic
ures copied and ealsrged. Come one. como NIL
and see his specimens. decsdu
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-21
Picture Gallery

Of J. %. Bagwell, masking II one Of the most CON.
plete in the West. He 10 nov prepared to do oil
kinds OF work IN his line, from the SMALLEST
IMMATURE TO LIFE.slZE PORTRAITS. lie
m All a. thu nc~
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-21
THE COURTS.

he Grand Jury After Keno Discus.
stOu or the Hyste ma %. Pet ltiOu 10 the
observation-disclosures for Assault 10 Muir.
der.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-21

Dyspepsia. headache.
jaundico, costiyeness,
-ick headache, chronic
iiarrhwa, affections OF
the bladder, camp
Liysentsry affections
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-21

ARRIvALs.
Arlington, Columbus, Armada, Paducah,
hh'eiope, New Orleans, Umpire, Nashville,
II Z Yarger, New Orleans,
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-21

STILL IN THE FIELD.
We sse authorized to announce the name Of J..
T. THOMAS o. candidate for the ONCE Of City
Clerk st the ensuing municipal election. ID
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-21
EsTABLISHED 1900.
ENOCH MORGAN'S SONS

The superiority Of TINS excellent preparation
over any other article ever offered TO the public
has been demonstrated by the wonderful popular
ity " has attained withnthe brief year since II
was first manufactured. Not less than
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13
COMMISsIONEK,s NOTION.

NOTICE ia hereby given that | will, BY -lr.
~ tee OF al order OF the circuit court Of
harrisnn county, entered in : lie chauesry cause
Of the National Exchange Bank Of Weston
ag1irs; L. ". iun.iil and Others, on tho
18Th day Of FEBRUARY, 1871.
a."y ofir+ in the town or westes, Lewis
coGnly. Wea; Virginia, proceed 10 ascertain
ani rcpop< Tue Judgments and other liens mon
n" rca. eStsb- OF ssil TduSti,. their dates, CT.
'icr, smeuo's aud prisrid.s aud 10 ss,.ttSib
A.l Epor, the same II hc-fsSts, vii cot
.ieue 'lle u,sstvs " tn.f rvioi. from 70 5.T ST.
u sonpsUt. q. l.. btNkSuTIN.
S=' lRsf Cs.Sp Z .siurSp
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13
THE RAILROAD QUESTION.

Now that capital is daily seeking invest.
,nent in this Valley, where our immense
deposits Of pure coal may be utilized in
the various manufactures projected or in
process Of erection. tho inquiry becams
important, shall wcIconrsc. ourselves di.
really with pi,tsburg. or with Parkers.
burg, and ultimately with Wheeling !
One or the other Of these railroads (per.
hsrs BOTH will be built which receive.
tho most earnest support from the coun-
try along the respective lines. Wa o!
Kanavha arc deeply interested III sus.
tanning both lines, and judging fr.n our
county vote in favor Of the C. L o. X.
L. We may safely predics a fa'terins ,ub,
scri2;ion in iavsr Of ei,ke. Of the conps-
ting lines.
If Pi;''turg push., her Mononsshela
road towards Grafton, We may hope tba,
the counties Of Taylo, Barbour. Harris N,
Lewis. Upshur. BraMon and Clay vii! BY
county Apl individual subscriptions MD III
making the connection with tho c. ( O
r. T., If Parkersburg wills it, Roane
Calhoun, Writ and Jackson will coss /,
her assistance.
All of these counties roises valuabl,
coal deposits. and vii! vaut ;hO iron orr
from the Alleghanies. and each count,
&: has some other great iuterestto be fcstcrct
and enhanced " ths construction Of
North and South railroad through ils Dor
| dsrs. hereafter 30 be- extended to an.
eonaec, with the Virginia and Tennesss
Railroad.
Kauawhs will join hands with tho.
making the frat earnest movement
VII! il be pitt,Lurg, aided BY Brax.on
Clay AVID other coun.ic, ON that line. 0
will The fsr-sscing Gsrrst build q
Psrksrsburg. With the aid u Ro,pe. Cal
hOsn. Wiz; and jackson !--Chmleao
Courier.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13
REINFORCEMENT.
The share Of Levi, County.

Ia the re.,ppor'ionmcnt Of ors State
representation, ii would be hut iaot and
i.;s that the County Of Lewis .hould have
tsa Delegates. The population of on:
tn"Hty, upoh fa;r census, i. nearly
ii,000, and when all Eur citizens get to
vo:iag, re shall have a. le,st . 600 20
lsrs. Besides thi-, there is located in
MAR County the Hospital for the Insane,
-'he only one in Tie Ssste-built up 50
Ear ss the work has progressed wholly
e. State acconnt-aRd will have to te
completed and supported At tho expezsc
a. The State, The whole cost OF tbs s.ruc.
so-c from first to last. whea completed,
Will be g: least one million Of dollars; and
when FLIED with the insane of our own
S'z,o, (ssy 500 or GOO ps,irnts) i. viii
'siiire an appropriation Of $4,000 per
"unum 10 bear it's expenses. An instity.
nen in which I'll, State has so much
m-ucy invested. and in which the people
throughout the whole State have so deep
an interest, should induce the Legislature
10 be the moro liberal in increasing rep
res-usation from this County. with q
visW''o the more watchfal guardianship
Of the instit ution named.
One Delegate canao. attend to the in,
se,ests Of the County, which require hi,
immediate attention, and DO justice to this
er.s. and increasing charity. This in.
stita,ion. of itself alone, is Sufficient to
occupy the xhcle tins of one representa-
live. While every member Of the Lecis-
iature is, in fact. by virtue Of his repro
sentative character, CONSTITUTED its quar-
dian. yet each has his duties to attend to
FAR his immediate constituents. which re-
ee'ssrily ab'nrbs his attention; and it
i moi rrssumSa HAT members sram other
Counts could give this institution that
interest which members would from the
esssniy ,ofi,s .io'a,ioa-
We hope the J.ssislasure viii take this
matter 10 aaud. and 90 the reappc ton
'nSat Of our State representation give to
the county Of Levi, tFo he''gc:e,.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13
WAR NEWS.
Conquered Evames.
THE TERMS OF PEACE.

THE TERMS OF PEACE.
LoxpcS, Feb. 2.
4 correspondent Of tho Daily Ttls-
graph, at Versailles. writes tina, the flag
Of III. German Empire was hoisted over
For, Valerien s., four o'clock on Sunday
afternoon. The occupation Of the forts
around Paris was effected very quietly by
.ho Germans. who showd no undue exul-
tstioa, no anger, and nothing to hurt the
feelings Of tho French unnecessarily. ST..
Cloud and Garches arc utterly destroyed.
vancresson is much injured. and the
whole country between the hostile lines a
bowling wilderness. Er.
The re.rictuai pg Of Paris is going on
to the full ex.rn. circumstances will al.
low. bu; the dis're" within the city is
very Gr",.. ~ss
Prince Frederick Charles nos removed
his se'lqaartors 10 Tours.
I: is"ii the, General Ssi0a'ji ia.
,,..flh4t hi. romn.rA E. ls.a4elig ;',s
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13
DOliGS.
Great is Boses!

Great i, Bosgs!
Wonderful is the county of Pendlston
but from it take the Boggs'. and Pen
dls,on is pendlcton 70 more forever.
fir's a Flick-than Boggs-and
now, in tho name Of all the gods at uacc.
wha. next may We expect :
Ws.are led to these inquiss,by the
fact that: when Mr.. BrauRons bill eawe
up in the House Of Delegates few days
'go, rcrsaling he Law requiring officers
to take the tics, oath. every member ia the
Heuse voted for i'--sars sp ! ezc.g, tie
immortal BOggs
Fihy.one for, aud one against,
Tha; enc was Riggs:
Gfea, is Boggs:!
Noggs Of pcndle,ou.
The coursge of tho boy who stood 90
the burning dect passes into the shade
when s,v.Fana vi'L the fortified, Of this
psnd!vton B"gss:
The s'raigh.laeed BOgs,!
The Union Bcgss:
TIE loyal Eogg..
Ca no" great is Boss''
Re9Riessa; in Pace
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13
GATHER or GIL.lER.

oa'or, in the Wc,. r;sgipi. I.esisla.
,ure hath airsuc ed.
enMr has spokep-lAe great, The
noble, the maguanimous Cathcs-.he
"LEr-rF" Gather, ex-presiden. of the
Board of Registration Of Gilmer county
now State Senator from our sister Dn-
trics, has made speech
On the nearly unanimous passage Of
the bill above referred to. in the Senate,
Mr.. Gather hurled the thunder Of his
ridiculous oratory at the bill and its sup.
porters-earuing for himsslf fairly the
site Of The Gres, S.inkPo. of tho Stat.
No. 2.n
A. the time Of bis election, Mr.. Cattle,
pledged himself to ro,c .nd.work 10 favcl
Of the repeal Of all proserip'ive la1s-on
this understanding was he e!erted-bul
his every act and decd since he has been
. member Of the body which he nav dis
grac.', has stamped hin as Il living lie
walking illustration Of hsw much per-
sdy Satan may crowd into Que man.
We last year advised the people Of
Gilmer no: TO duck this nan in tho Little
kanawhn-for the reason that psre water
is necessity, Again VIC say, Dos't pnt
him in tie rirer!' Bu! if you do, the
verdic, ofal! honest men will DO: ''sxxvxp
Mn RIsur"'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13

The Governor Of West Virgins enters
upon his term Of Office "u the fourth .!
March--thc Legislature elosrs its stss;oa
about the same time. No Opportunity ia
afforded the Governor tor rrcomu. ending
such legislation as he may think most De.
sirable or necessary to the successful sa,
ministration Of the government. The
Legislature has had before il she rec' NJ.
mendations Of the retiring "fhtcr, bn: III,
incoming Governor has had no chance "a
bs heard, no influence upou the lesisla.
ton by which he is to be guided, aud
upon which the success OF his ADMINISTERS.
ton depends. Would ii not be we'll 10
amend the Constitution 10 this respect.
and let the term Of the Governor begin
either before or soon after The opening Of
the session of the Legislature! The n's,.
ter will probably be considered IN the
Constitutional Cow lion, should me be
called. --R'si'ier.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13

arr.ist:ce. IL, % 80.
Elections for members of the National
Assembly will take place ia Paris On 'sc
5,b, and in the Departments On tho 'esh
inst. The Assembly, whi$h viii copsi'.
iaf 15S Deputies, will uees at Bordeaux
an the 18th.
Significant courtes;ss lssrs lately been
extended TO Eugene by Victoria.
Great quan,ilie. Of food hare been
+. shipped from Belgium to Paiis.r-
| Emperor William will not return to
Berlin before the conclusion Of definite
treaty Of peace.
/; The municipality Of Bordeaux has made
protest to the Government against peace
i; on any di,honorable terms
! The German engineer corps ia PMi,
are already a. work Strengthening their
positions.
The terms Of the armisiice arc accepted
BY all the departments Of Francs, except
one, Bouches du Rhcne.
Meetings are being called in the North
sra Departments of France to nominate
candidates for the Assembly.
While persons are allowed to leave
Paris, the French authorities have re-.
que,.ed the Prussians to prevent all A.
missions to the city.
/! The government Of Switzerland has
sent remOnstrancc 10 Berlin sgaisst The
v:s'a,ian Of Ssi" territory ty The Ger
man soldiers. si
Prussia declines The suggestions Of the
nsutral powers in regard to paei6eation.
and prefers.o sub'cribe herself he ecadi.
lions Of peace.
The Foreign oti.s announce, that an
offer has been made to Bismarck and Farre
! to place English resources at their dis
, possl for the supply of Paris With foo :.
; arrangements to be under the supcrinton-
dense sf.frcnch and German agents.
The Stale Senate Of Indiana has passed
resolutions resembling the ratification Of
the Fifteenth Anne adn,sas.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13
NOTICE TO or EDlTORs.

Toths creditors Of John Bonnet. ICED !:
TSputsuance ola decree of the circuit cuuJs
j Of TIE county of Lewis, made in y causs
therNin pending, to subject the real estate 81 The
said Johu Bonnet to the payment Of his debts,
you are required 10 present your claims aprinst
the said John Bonncii for adjudication 10 VIM.
l.. bennington, al his Office in the said county,
on or before the Ct day OF April 1871.
Witness, John C. jackson, clerk Of said
court, Iii. 10th day of February, 1871.
..I.,.i. JOHN C.. JACKSON, Clerk.
Feb la.1s5I.ct
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13
The MISSION OF THE DEMO.
.gF.- CRATIC PARTY.

Thomas Richie, founder and editor Of
the Richmond Enquirer, aud one Of the
most sagacious politicians Of his day,
possessed a peculiar fascination. and eS-
cried an extraordinary influence over the
e., y. liz i,=3srt III, ;-- was an
H.,ine of rol;;:ca' ;;.'N.t SID strength
throughout Virginia. IN tho famous
caaPsisss between the Democratic and
Wing parties. Mr. Richie was the great
Captain and leader of the Democracy
Ono bias. from, bis bugle.hosn coald rally
at q moments notice ten l.gions Of lirs
Democrats.
His watch words. ITO your tents. Oh
sc Democrats when sounded by him.
had 4 most thrilling and elee.rifying
effect. and when followed up BY hi, 70
nous warning, the British are making
incrrsions upon the sovereign right, Of
of the people, and tranping upon the
sacred soil Of your fathers" the effect va,
perfectly bewildering.
lie SO thoroughly infused his political
ideas into the minds of bis followers thai.
in 1910, when General Harrison was
elected President Of the United States.
the supporters Of Mr. Van Buren, really
believed that our country was ruined, and
that the British would be upon us in less
than three months. The Wing party
was said to have formed q secret alliance
with Great Britain, by which. in the
event Of Harrisons election to the Presi.
dency. this country va, to be given back
to that nation.
It i, wonderful to behold tive taiiuoin,
lions into which ssusibic neu, in IL,
phrensy of politic,l excitement. may b.
plunged by their political leaders.
Many Of the rank and file of the Re
publican party to-day, honestly belieV'
the Democratic party are going to ruiz
the State, or give it back to old Virgins
-Euproo; our system Of Free Schools ant
scatter i. TO the winds. A greater delu
sion than this never beclouded the brainl
ofhonest men. 1t is equal to that Of oul
Democratic brethren Of 1910, nndsr tbt
teachings Of old father Richie.
The laboring mHsscs don't take time e
read and inform themselves as they
should. If they would devote some o
taeir spare time to investigating the the
cry and principles Of their cOuntry'S gov
ernment, and think and act for them
selves as freemen, they would not only b
much wiser and happier. but country
would 10 q thousand times better Of.
The Democratic party. with all III
saults) did well for our country in timcl
pact The National Government wal
wisely and economically administered
Tie States, with their acknowledged
rights, moved along quietly and peace
fally, and for moro than eighty yssrs VI
had . reign Of general uninterrupted
tranquility.
The mission of the DrnaerN:ic party j.
n tcinAugufNie measures to nrry MS hack
70 ,hr days VI AalrNv jaeksoa rhen il
took I-a 'h'n afy mi'ltsa' u iclisu %
-.rr5 on ~ rh"1, m..h'".,y n n,
rSrSineu,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13

The n"grn"s. Oarp.,'haEgsr scala.
sags anil o'her birer.enj.r, in Ccngrcs.
arc calling uroa iso Precision =, veto
Ias hi! repeali,s tho trS os'is Hhar
nSe-t their f-nti" EXTRA - S;ti-Asu
rrma ias Il, " ttru
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-02-13
T4\E LEGISAAVURE
rliE CONVENTION SiLL.

The bill to take tn. sense Of the people
upon calling Constitutional Convention.
passed the House Of Delegates yesterday
by the decisive vote Of Sc 10 ls, but ,wo
Democrats voting in I'll. negative. |.
now goes TO the Senate to await the action
Of that Sely. Some Of its provisions
particularly the nPporiioum"nt Of repre-
rsn,aticn. will. i, is thought, elicit dis.
cussica in that body II is deemed pos.
sihle thai the Senate NAY make somO al.
serstiOns iu-,he bill. but there now seems
to be littleIdoubt of substantial agreem'
between the two brancbrs upso ito main
fssiates ard final passage.
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iErrtEb

Tn, yrle in rhs House YESTERDAY, On
the bill fr IL. removal IL the Capital was
: ".s,,i.F's u"sme NJ m '.cood read
ing. S~i rp"u mn'ian cfMr, Ferguson ~Ds
;RdaG"itr;r pc.'pan.d The ya'o fr ,hs
ini.6pits ~; oWm.ht vs., 1n.a.sous
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TERMS TO CLUBS
THE poLLAn wxEnLr srE.

D"N " SSAAHA cS ~
rirs copies, ono rear. ssss-s:tiy atdress.d:
-Four DoilaRu.
Ten tnpic:. ono rear. pob1raset addressed lAsi
81 extra copy 70 the settss u, o. eilsl.
Eight Dollars
Tyonty COPIES. orc yezr. tsraratoiT ADDRESSED
t,.d ~ ei.ri copy 10 tue Estisr up OF eirbl.
Fifteen Dollnrr--
Tily eorIsi. enc year, 70 one Aidresl (aud TIE
Seri.N eeSfy uno year u cs;ler IN nj club.
Thirty.thrcc Dotfs ~
y1fty eop!el, one rear. .gpai itey nddreaicd (AEi
t.e SEMI Weekly one onr TO gottsr ut ofriutl.
ThiIty-nvo Dollars
enc nundrod enrIss, que yest. ., no adt-ers
SUBJ. Fiify Dollars.
Glue k1ldTed copits, ono rear. ssparu,siy so
.!tcA!cd ian! tho Daay tor ole year 10 iAS ss'its
up efelSbl, hix;y Dg!!ERA
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snr.5swr F,p't Fsns a.s..s Ar.

urand. square and uprisA
PIAE0 FOR T8y
a1IIiSolE. M.
ThSse Instruments. bare been besor, H., ~,
lie for nearly Thirty Yesrs, and upos H..
eellence alone attained ID snlu;rb,s,.
eminenee, which p:eneurset then, uaess,[ T.,
Their
combines great penes, tvsesasss ara k,.
ing quality, as well rs great psri.y Of I,.f
ZION and SWEETNESS Throughout IKE .n.i,, W.
Their
10 plant ard elastic, sai ,u.ireI, tts. re-, =
,.i5nesf found in so p,auI Pianos. u
IL HokslASsRs
lh.y are arequalled. using none bat IN. >,
best - .oned material, the large e.pi,., "
ployed in our business enabling Us 10 S..n s1'
tiapsli! an immense ssssss ST lumber, IL =,
hand. W
r'All our Square Pianos have on, L.
Improved oyesstrupg Scale and tho avms
Treble. -'
S7-We would call special attention ia A.
late Improvements in Grand Pianos aud So,.HE
III. piano nearer .siya tss has a': y% ' ~,
attained -
Every Piano fully wssSanred for 5 Yea,
We kave madej arranssusn,s for Ii. n
Wholesale Agency for ..is n,ust celebrated ;,
lcr Organs and Nelodeous, Which ", os
Wholesale alt esiail, At Lowes Eas,srn prs,
r Nm. KNABE i 70,
Baltimore, Ma
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Ss..se ii Kss riesiisi4.

I. STATE Of Rea Ergisiss
\; Rulcs held N the clerks Office of III. -
cult court fL-ris county, on ,Le fir., Aootv
in rrbrnasy, 1871.
q ". .Ssn.lu.ky and
wife, plaintiffs,
I.i VI. 10 Chanoo,r
John Sims hairs, De-
PENDANTS
TIME chjesl ofthis suit is 10 PARTITION 3.
iwera the plaintiffs and Defendant. a..
tain tract Of land in the bill and prqr,.,!rav
mentioned, containing twelve hundred AMI
twenty -iour scrcs, living OF, the left hand T III
Of The West Fork river, 10 Levi, cour,I. Of
which John Sims tiie,l sieIed.f
Aud 1t arpeas;n. by AFFIDAVIT, flied lha, Jars
II. Sims and the heirs pi iIily Sims, WHY ;n.r.
In FRIED with John Finch;uan, ii any ,hsrsi |.
are not residents sf this State, aud ;ha, 4,
nd.asc OF said heirs are unknown. I, isutas,
ell That the said James II. S:ris, and the s,:j
unknown parties, do appear, here within ~.
s,o.th sfirs the aaie OF Tho frs, sablr ali, b
asreei, and Dc what's ncces1:r, 10 pro,sr; hi,
interest, in this suit.
Ac6py tsIis:
JOHN c. JACKSON, Ctri.
b.Hset' ( Bersc:s, plaintiffs st,orn-yi.
feb lI5-IsS,-it
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rTNii!. parties in The sbo,. named ease will
1 take notice that, in pursuance ofan order
oil reference made in the shove named c,use NJ
the November irrm 1870 Of ihs Circui, Court,
Lsw;s county, | shall proceed AT M c!lisc in tho
town of Weston in Lewis county Oh Lt4 9th
day Of April, 1871,
Isl. To audit, state, Petite and repor, the
Administration accounts OF Deicndan, T j..
Bonnet, as Admiai,.rs4ns OF the estate Of john
Bennett, deceased.
%. To asrcr:rinani repor; the debts due and
owing from John bounrtt u, he time Of his
death, the anoun:s thereof, aud to whom the
s'me are o%ing, sxd ifauy Ulth.m e1is, a. liens.
thai he report llte character Of such lians their
iacs, orders and prioritics; and ffuny OF said
drbl,hare been raid By any Of the parties, that
he snow the amount W pa.a, when, 10 whom.
AEt by whOa tie SANE may have hceu paid,
and thai h" report auy other relevan, mn,trr
deemed pertileat ny himself, or specially re-
qurcd by fHc parties.
Given under ny hasd, this lsth d., Of jan
a.ry, ISL.
WIN. l.. DUNNINGTON,
Jsne3.et Commissioner.
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The Stale Senate of Indiana has passed
resolutions resembling the ratification Of
the Fifteenth Ame adnasas.