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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04
A MUSICAL MORNING.

To those who in the love Of sleep hold
with her in the morning,
finding pleasure in tho nap of innocence
which is only enjoyable after o'clock |
ante meridian, yssterdsS morning in the
neighborhood of our virtuous couch was =
memorable epoch. About the time We
were beginning to enjoy the nap referred
to--our greatest weakness next to weiss
beer, butter milk and sour krout-the
cruel dog shooters opened their battle
against the ours. Bang bang would 60
those desth-desling guns, at intervals OF
thirty seconds say, and after each discharge
would arise
A hideous shrek, AN agonizing cry
OF some hit canine in his agony.
Then, as If aroused into new life, the pig
sly under our window--our good neighbor's
back yard--would send forth q chorus of
hog grunts, while flock Of geese he has,
would raise their voices in not melodious
noises, and the chandeliers Of the neigh
borhood would sound their trumpets, the
unshot dogs bark defiance at McHsle, the
katy-dids monotonously assert that Katy
did, Jaeckels mocking birds raise their
voices unsteady above the general noise
and confusion become COMPOUNDED. At
the moment when the banging OF guns the
shrieks of dying dogs and the barking OF
living once, the grunting OF our neighbors
hogs and the quacking of his geese, the
Growing of cocks, and so forth, was loud
est--at that moment of agony, member Of
one Of the brass bands of,his city passed by
our place of blissiul rest playing the tune
Of
| "When other hearts and other tongues
| Their tales Of love shall tell
| Then you'll remember me-
Indeed and indeed--be the vow record
ed we will remember thee, horrible
horn .plsyer-gepius Of discord From the
tables of our memory well blot out all
trivial recollections Of other agreeable
things, and thy discords all alone shall
dwell within the book and volume of our
brain unmixed with other matter We
have before heard noises that challenged
the admiration Of the most fss,idious lover
of the horrible, but that tuna
out Of that horn, mingling with
the Noises OF dying and other dogs, Of geese
birds, boys and mosquitoes, WAS the mos
horrible noise that ever fell upon our ex-
perienced ear. II Dante had heard what
we heard yesterday morning he might
have added new and most exquisite hor-
ror to his hell We went to bed with beau.
tiful black hair, but II is gray now, and
We may truthfully sing after Byron
| our hair il white,
But not from fright;
| II turned white In single night
Twas black az coal
Down in u hole,
But horrid horn,
On yester morn,
| Played by horrid hornist,
Made Il turn gray,
And now to-day
OF men we're the forloTnesi.
The tootlst
Not the shootlt
Our hair made gray;
Aack the day
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04

An Oregon newspaper says that Jos-
quin Miller WAS once chief OF the Modocs,
and that the dusky nader" Of whom
he sipgs In the Songs OF the Sierrss I"
was Aodoc squsw. The same paper as
sorts that the gentle Joaquin while Al
the bead OF the Modocs, conceived the
plan Of attacking and sscking the town OF
Yrska, California. That he did not carry
out his plan was owing to the fact tina,
YIska was nest Of gamblers, loafers
'dlsss. Ill wall armed, who would probA.
bly, have given even the Modocs q fierce
battle The Modocs, however, did not like
Joaquins failure 70 carry on, the plan, and
be returned 10 the white settlements. AL
Of this 10 related ~ truth by the Albany
(Oresop) Register.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04

All, Nellis why,
We say, and sigh,
Didyo revenge like this seen
To loot your horn
At us fOriorn,
Your horrid horn 10 tool
At usf Twas brute. -
ish thus your spite I" rerk
Nellis, oh
Ncllis, 10!
our hair IL gray
Alsck the day
To drop down to plain prose We never
noverr never before heard such
horn and we must--we can't resist the
,emp.a.lon-exclaim, begging pardon OF
oil religiously inclined persons whom we
may shock, d-n that horn and the man
who bowed it. May he he blowed by
all the blue.bottled flies that hover around
the fragrant ,lsughter-houses outside the
levee.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04
Tax Sucker State, Of Nj Vernon, &

TaI Sucker State, Of Nj Vernon, as
surss N that Judge Pollock is an educated
gentleman. We did not say he was not
but that he il lawyer We doubt. The
burden Of proof is against the judge, and
the habit hs has Of getting cases into his
pockets and keeping them there is not
commsndAbls. We have no doubt Judge
Pollock 10 . scholar in one sense of the
word, but many other stupid men also
have book learning. Then why should the
Sucker StAts' cruelty call MS a "fo.ilif-
srous succotash
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04

We have received number OF the
Sucker STATE, . new paper published at
NJ. Vernon, Illinois, by Hayes and Morri.
son. Mr.. Hayes WAS formerly editor OF the
NJ. Vernon Free Press but was Gro wded
out BY clique, the members of which be-
came angry with him because he could not
b used. We wish Mr.. Hayes success, and
know he viii achieve nN industry and
shility can give him success in the clique
ridden community Of Mt. Vernon,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04
THE CAPTURE OF CAPTAIN JACK

THE CAPTURE OF CAPTAIN JACK.
The famous Modoc chief, Captain Jack,
has been ct last captured bv the troops of
tho government, and the question now
arisss; "WhAt shall We do with him.
The ready reply 10 this question 10
Hang him y and that may be the easiest
way out ofthe dilemma. He murdered Can.
by In cold blood, has been guilty Of many
butehsriss and 10 unrelenting in his hatred
Of the whites. Looking At the case from
The vhits stand point he therefore deserve
dssah. But before he is strung up, should
~ not hear his side Of the
question: lie may have wrongs TO set
up In mitigation OF tho punishment the
popular verdict has pronounced. II. is
possible that Injustice, and outrsges in-
Acted upon him by the whites may have
ds6vso hip into rebellion.
TAis Indian iA wonderful man. lie
~ azkihilsd gallAniry OF the first order.
Il may BE- called dssperAdoism, bu. never
shslseD hs has done oil that the brsvsst,
md ~ most speAeious Of men in his po-
lioiea, could AAys doss. Devil though he
~ n. We, admire hin. and We would, il
~ vesA.t ~ high oOckolorum who con,rolA
go aeAssss IN this government, hesitate
0 Atrssgls the rascal
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04

TRS state Sunday school convention
lately In session as Springfield, divided the
state int Sunday school districts called
sections. This part Of the slate is the sixth
section, omcered - follows: +. L. Thorn
son, chairman, Cairo; Geo. Fisher, sscre-
tafy. Cairo; John Hood, WP Benner
L. A. Parks, Ebert Essterly, - Fshs,
sssistants.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04

DAYTON, Ohio has its Borgia. In score
Of years she has poisoned seven persons,
and added to her wickedness by burn
ing barn, An exhibition of mean wicked
ness which history don't record the origi-
nal Borgis 70 have been guilty Of. The
Dayton murderer is seventy years of age,
and 10 described - wrinkled, gray, and
ugly.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04
THE JUDICIAL ELECTIONS.

The judicial elections yesterday resulted
in the election Of Lawrence and Schol6eld
to the supreme bench. Judge Crawford
has 900 majority in Union, 400 in jackson
and 200 In williamson. Judge Duff has
900 In Saline No report has been re-
csivsd from Franklin but il 10 believed
that Crawford 10 elected. Col. Crebs has
been defeated in the Shawneetown cir.
cuff.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04

WILLS New Orleans has its cho lers
scare, Louisville, Washington and other
places are still suffering the ravages Of
smallpox and 81. Louis carries of the
palna in spinal meningitis, Pittsburg is
getting rid of its dozens Of people by the
week from typhoid fever.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04

ONLY twenty-five million dollars have
bonn sunk IN starting daily newspapers
dsssiasd 70 short lives, in New York city
in the last twenty years.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04

SENATOR YoUSoBLooD has been dash.
ing around Mt. Vernon, and dancing At
tendance upon the supreme court now in
session Of that place.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04

THf State Register says son ator Lo-
gan 10 governor Of Illinois de faeto-in
other words, "runs" governor Beverage.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-04

TEE Massachusetts, legis lature 10 the
only one Of the state legislatures now in
session.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-03-18
@armtbef0netsen tn @tnter.

9tabet ii9 audi Der LANCE itren9e 8it>
ter ieinem Gn6e, 10 f0nnen tptr bod nod
ntdt b%e6aupten, i'm gan5 iiberipunben gu
baben, unO Bis 6te eisentli6en Srl6s
lin9sorbetten in Nngriff genommen tpere
ben f%0nnen, tpGbrt'S tm1nerbtn nod cine
Metle. Damn aber pfle9t Nues fi6 auf
einnaL gu 6Gufen. 0arum lit es poblz
get6an, 1o19e Nrbetten, Sic friber ebel1
10 tpobl berrt6tet tperben ~f0nt1en, 1nges
iGumt in Nngriff 51 nebmen. gu 6telen
rednen mir unter Nnoeren audi DaS 8es
i61et6en Ser SGume. Die bielfa6 berr>
iden6e 6ur6t, baB BET tptnterlt6em 8e@
I6mer6eln Die Sbitbdume bur6 Die tbnen
beigebra6ten Wunoen meDr ais ionit LETT
ben, lit cine 0ur9al1S grunOlo1e. Ser
8roit 6ringt aud obneDtn in ieben Gbetl
bes 9oumes, 3tebt aber metit and nte0er
1purlos ,1eraus. 9as NbI6neioen groz
Ser 3pei9e let es nun int Wtnter ODER IN
1pnIt elmer SnbreS3ett, beriebt aueroingS
benz Qeben beS 8aumes etnen arge11 StDB
fir bas nG6ite Sabr. 0o6 tpenn man
iol6e Wunbe nit in QlcDbol gelDtem
S6elad bebedt, lit audi Das ohne @ez
fabr. $50 baS 8eI6netoen i'm oortgen
6erbite oerlGumt tDurbe, 1T es getDtB
better, bic &rbett iebt bor5unebmen, alS
@efabr gu %laufen, peiter tint Triiblt1tg
tpieoerum oapon a~b9ebalten at perben.
Nm 5ipefmdBigiteu lit es, bas 8ei6neiz
BEN mad unD na6 5u; beiorgen, Inn Die
8aumfrDne in sic ri6tige Torm al
bringen nno DEM 9pnneui6ein @in9atg
3ipii6en Die 3met9e gu 9eitatten, itatt
erit ben Baum etnen biGen Sopf bil0ert
5u laiien 1nO bann auf etnn1al 9roBe
.3met9e fort3u16neiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-03-18
SaS s@eeren ScS' MaTpieb'S

1T in ne1erer 3eit tit 9euti6lnn6 mebr
nn6 mebr in Nufna6ne 9efommer, ieit>
benz man Die 8eoba6tlut9 9ema6t bat,
ooB na6 bemlelben ale alten 6aaritpp=
peln ~a6getDorfen tper0en llnb bic neuen
6aore DDne Nusnabme nit tpiafommenen
SptBen berieDen Die s6alt bur6bre9en.
Dur9 cine oerdrttge etl9retfen6e 8erGn>
oer1ng Der &0rperoberfldd)e u1lb 6en pere
mebrten 81ut3ufluB na9 Der 6apt tpir6
aber bas 8efil1ben% be6 sansen GDieres
beetnfluBt unb al16 Die, 0erbauu1na AT err
bobter 3Ddtigfeit an9eregt. GeIbitberz
1tdnoltd ntuB ben Sbieren babel zine per>
mebrte Sorgfolt 5ugetpe1tbet tperben, oa
nal1lentlt6 @rfGltungen berlelben in btes
lem 3uitanoe lei6ter ouftreten. 9lnd
Oas S9eeren In Der @ntbedung auriidaes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-03-18

bltebener, In tbrer gr3iebuns pertta9laie
figter &dlber tpirb ais auBerorbentii9
tpobltbuenb empfpblen. 8ir ertnnern
BEL bteier @elegeabeit an SEN b%efdnnten
@ebruu6 1ettens Der Sdser, bic Der
Sta1lpe berfallenen iungen 6unbe gu
i9eeren, ais elm iebr tpirfiames Mftttel,
jene per6erbli6e &ranfbeit 3u baben.
Qus Gngfanb tDerben ebenfalls iebr giinz
ftige &efultate, er5telt bnr6 oas S9ee@
rem bes 8ieb's, gen1elbet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-03-18

Nm II. 6ebruar ftarb su sc a g SEE
5urg Der @omntanbant 6leier 6eitung,
per General : lieutenant b. S9imn1elS
mann.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-03-18
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-26
Ansl1nOifdDe aleberlidJt.

Sn Sayern, rsm lpnlt 70 lieben
semdtbli6en Bayern. III sesenwdrtis trps
cen Wabinatipnen Ger Iibsralen unp am
ti6riltli6en preIe unp trcB rem ALT
fatbplii1cn" Sumbus cine 8enruns gum
Selleren erl +tlih. 0iinitr Ycn Gus,
Ger friibcr 10 rSllinserirte, bat Ibpn leit
ldnserer Belt iit zines Ssieren telcnnen
unp rieSpppitiOn sesen rieSirde aufses
scben. gSdbrenp rer lesten Seiertase bat
Or. SuB mil remSern GStilbpf in Miins
ben mebrere Wtale pinirt, nobel 9esterer
auf Die 0ciunrbrit res &Sniss. unp Suy
cur rie @elunrbeit res papncs Spalte
ausbrabten. DarUb SeuIsn unp 3lbs
ncflappern i'm literalen lSserlassr. =
slub 1T cie Feeling" spilben Sisz
mari unc euB cine iebr fiible seworpen.
Der 8Snia sucwis III. Ger ii6 ale Eaas
belier mabt lit sar nibt srlcnnen, li6
tiSmardilb perpreubeln ~ laIlsn, nod
aud pom @lauben Ger 9dter at,uoeben.
slu6 lteten Die SatbUlifen in Sayen
unter eeituns ibrsr SiibSfe unp pries
iter ME Elm Wiann ;ulammen, une pic
libsralen 3citunssidrsiber irsl6e ibrsm
putlifum meib mahtcn, ras Der ,,altfa
tbplilhe" Shpinrel in ale taYeriihen
Sbpfe Iabren unp eem llltrampntanis
mus lammt Gem npfaffentbum" ren @as
rauS MAIDEN werre baben lib als lissns
baTts Strpbf6pfe erpielen. Der alte
OSlIinaer bat ii6 gang surifss,pScn unr
renft mpbl in ieinsn alien Saaen nit
lcnrerbaren 0efiiblen an jcne 3sit suz
rid, no er Seabtet pom fatbcliibsn
Ceuhhlanc lrine trsili1e &ir1ens unp
Observation-Disclosures M. l1rsb. Nein,
Ole fatbpli 6en Sayern bultsn, wie ris
eursmburser fsf unp sab an ibrem
9lauten.
@it Der TSainssrsi
St's in SaYcrn porbei;
Oas T. a. aIfdtbplifsntbum
8inpst fsinen antlang i'm publifum,
meint Yater Sertel unp Der Nlte bat
9ieht
Sn Stalien fommt paS @eflbl I'm.
msr msbr gum Durhbru4s cap Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-26
9nbnque Soma Mitmo@, ben 26 Mdr, 1873

3weifel. SIN Sauie erlanste eas @eIes
rts ! Waioritdt nibt aber i'm Senat.
Die Oidbe Der Gilenbabncompaanie
TT alIo uersebens.
Wenn man beeentt, tas Der Srt aum
Vau Der Bride pur1 Elm GonsresbeIdIus
bereits betimmt ,par, pas Der WiifiNippi
als national ,, Highway" ni6t unter Der
Surisrictipn zines Staates ifebt. 70 ifaunt
man iiber Die Mnmasuns Der 9esislatur
elmer Gompasnie Elm Yrdfenrsdt ab,us
treten, cas nidt in ibre0eridtstarfeit fiat
unc nod mebr mue man faunen, pas
cine @elellldaft. Ger cies 9lIes flar mar,
troB ben ausrriflihitsn 0sItssn ibre
p!dne curhsulcsen lu6t. Das 1T Die
Sefabr In Der Waht rer Gilenbabnmc-
ncpple, Die werer 0eisy, nod He1t nod
HIfliht fennen.
Wunrer nimmt es cater ni6t irenn ca5
Tplf anfdnst rieIer 0clcmaht nit allen
Wiittcln res HehteS entsesen,utrsten. =
Die HdfIhtslrlisfsit Der Gompasnien,
Ger pfTene Disbltabl prn rieielten an
psitliben Sarmer beaeben, fanst an Dem
Solfe cie glu1en su SfTncn uap munpern
lcuen mir unS nift, ipenn in Ger ndhs
item Champagne Shus;pll unp Woncpcle
rie grstter sur platform ber,u9sbsn bas
ben.
Die Gemperen;lcr hno iibsraQ Hctt an
Ger Arbeit UNI pas Splf pur6 feile &C.
aislaturen su fnebeln. gu zen snlen
Sinren, rercn ilh bic rsputlifanii6e
partei i6uIis sema6t fiiat iie aud nod
pieic biniu. slm ltlimmiten wirp Die
Sel6i6te in Snriana sstrisbsn. Dcrt
bduft Die @eIsssebuns @abnlinn auf
Wabninn Serph baben rie rprt pais
iirten 0sIese ibre eisenen Wiuden. Gi>
men eisentbiimlihsn, jercd rsn ridtisen
gSes bat Der reutibe Waycr &immel ron
eafapettte einseiblasen.
Sor einiseu Sonntasen lies 8immel
zen 8esaeteur unp 5 SsBsr cas p Sour
nails" einen Wil6mann UNI "a Gilens
batnarbeiter reSen common labor am
Sonntas rerbaften II. ri6tete an rie8ifer
Der SerIhierenen Sir0en Die @arnuna
am na6lten SOnntas ole &irbsnslpden
ni6t mebr ,u ldutsn. Den .prsa6ers"
that er funp uno ;u pilIen, ba6 er aud
ibnen ras Sanrwerf lsscn wsrre unc pas
alles auf rem gSese ces 0sleBes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-03-26

Mus europa melpet man ben Sob
bodp'f. BiIdofs 9oianna Der DiSceIe
Stella tn piemont, pes dlteitsn Sil9ofs
ppn Stalien.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30

REAL ESTATE,

~ Milsl4 ihl.fh HUNDRED.
by virtue Vi an order OF the orpt ans Court of tbs
made the First day of September, A. D.. 18Th Will
he exposed To sale, ut public auction, on
SATURDAY, the 22d DAY OF NOVEMBER
A. d., lN;3 at O'Clock, Afternoon,
on the premises, the following ,lercribcd lands and
iehements, being the real estate OF the late George
walker deceased the being ordered to be sold
for the pay moilt of his debts, 10 witt
NO. ], Beginning AT n marked black oak standing
at Il corner of land late OF " lillian Mcdonald. de-
ceased, and IN or near the old line OF land of john
Reese, and thence extending along said line to cur
het post OF William Brarkens lot, thence along the
lihe OF SAN lot to corner post OF the lot
thence along the said old line AMI bounding .on iail
lhic OF hugh CLARK, deceased. To corner post OF.
othcr lard OF the said lI'iam BrRckrhs, standing
on said old line thence along the lime OF sui BRICK
ems land N u degrees f. "A 6l0 perches to ainarhpI
hickory on the south side Of rum thence r. 81 $40
stroycd,l standing .i-io 81 perch north of marked
black oak thence y. ~ deg. E. % y 10 perches IN N
chestnut tree corner OF Henry Bracken Sr's land,
thence by said land n, 80 deg. f. 90 Gl0 perches to
wbitc OAK, thence y. 40 degrees f. SO $40 perches 10
an ash tree lying down by run, corner of Joseph
BallS lhnu thence by said land and lands ate the
aforesaid pilliam Mcdonald, deceased, =. II deg
W. II Itrehes to the place vi beginning, cont aiming
JIG Acres and % P3rehes of Land more or less
No 2, Begins ut "A post standing on thc south side
OF me Limestone road and in line of land oImery
OF Richard Lewis thence along the said line s. "A deg
r. ~ rtIchcs to post, thence N. &c degrees r. 70
pcrches 10 post standing on the south side the
Limestone road, and thence along the sdo
oi the said road " % deg W. 20 perchcs 10 place
less.
Attendance will he given and terms of sale made
known by the ADMINISTRATIVE or by
CHARLES h. LORE. Esq,
, Arrest Her Attorney.
L. M.NANptNFH. clark Orphans Court oct.2f.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-10-30
I RusTEE's SALE OF
r g a ! E tat e

~ PENCADBR HUNDRED
pf virtue Of an order OF the Orphans Count of the
Il STATE Of Delaware, IN and Tor New CASTLE
W, haue the III day Of September, ~ 1873 " III be
eNII0scd to sale by way ofPublic Auction
IN FRIDAY the 2lst day OF NOVEMBER, A. D.
1873, At . O'Clock. afternoon,
al The Deer Park Hotel, in the town of NrwnrK. pl
me u following lands and tencments being the Euni
Estate OF the late Thomas bradley, To Wit Begin
nin N what IS known as the Chestnut Hi Road At
corner Tor llllt OF William u. Cornog thence win
nc same and line VI Edward Armstrong and JOIN,
~. re Sc, N 81 - degrees L. % ~ 100 Irrchrs \
~ " degrees r.. ~ .i-lUO pcrcles ~ ii degrees
W ~ GO-1O0 percles to a corner n 10 DEGREE i,
- 100 perches, n 81 IT, degrees H. 90 100 Herch
y. degrees T. So 20 100 u crchrs to "A corner fin,
land OF Calvin JONES' thence ~ .l-a degrees " "
is- oo rerches TO corner Tor laid Of William Ion
woui THENCE with his land $. 81 IA degrees ~ i.,-
~ iou pefchtsi thence Ia corner for sad co :.
land thence Herewith S. degree H. "a .i.lro r!7r-
chet to eorar S. 81 H. degrees T. u ~, 100 p,rahs
10 acorncr, thence s. 10 l-2derrcss t. IL nrr.h,s t
acoincr thence j. IL degrees T. rs a. On nrrchs
HUNDRED AND TiiiRfy- FoiM I c aVIsS oNE
90 ID AND TWENTl-ONE PERCUEs az
~ 4, u more or less The above real estate order
ia W te Court to he sold tree and clear of dover
And II is ordered that the purchaser or purchaser.
,nsisoi bs and appear at the next Orphans Court
lot New Castle County, that the Court may assipu
% him, her or them, the premises sold pur,,,nnt Ia
said order, he she they with sufncient surety or
suretes, To be approved by tho Court entering mia
rccognlza game to the STATE 10 be taken and nrtun
ieageu IN sad Count, In penal sum, to be determin-
ia ny the SID Court with conditions to pay to the
traitors or assip ms respeciiyrIv tbeir st admins
Tomato shares ef the said nnrrl,asa no, r;;uiVa
tereAt from such time as ma Ennrt ,o Win iii-
In manner and form as may hv tha Jrti ~ ny,
saa court he prescribed and appointed in said CON
Attendance will he given oud farm. "a. ,,. ,,
known ut tho tme ami place y ftresaJ a. "'o ihA"o
ChAs. b. LORE, ESQ, Trustee,
A,,o,, - Or by his Attorney.
AUest CHAS. NJ. VANDEVEK,
p, :, Clerk Orphans Court,
good eghburhood and nres,.nfs M. Vurr i
Tor iersois Wishing u rcsidrncr or n sn,c iilcs,,'f
oct n CHAS n ioRE 'rs,,.,, ''''