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4 TER isgEBLE TRAGEDY.
\ lEnn Killed by His Stcp-Son-
JustisjabIe Homicide.

One of the saddest tragedies We have
ever been called upon to record occur
red ON Monday night last near Social
Circle.
The parties to this terrible affair
were a Mr.. J. L. Phillips, farmer,
living about five miles from Social
Circle, and his step-son, about sixteen
wears of age, by the name OF Turner.
Young Turner is poorly grown for his
age. Phillips is represented as
having been man of bad character.
who came from Habersham county TO
the settlement in question and married
the widow Turner. This young man
aud two daughters thus became his
step-children.
He Immediately began to treat the
girls brutally, and not long since was
incarcerated in jail for his bad treat
meut OF one of the young ladies. Last
Monday night after supper. and while
the family were preparing to retire for
the night. Phillips commenced giving
the girls instructions as to what they
| should DO next day i'll a very abusive
manner. Young Turner interrupted
! him. saving, ''Don,t talk to my sisters
! that way Phillips replied. ''I'u
! throw my shoe at her" and sniting tie
/ action to the word, did throw 1t a,
her-missing her, however. He then
began to abuse the young man. who,
| It this time, was PAIRING his toe-nalls
with his pocket-knife. After abusing
him as much as he thought fit. he rilI
at Young Turner and tried to cItt him
when they grappled. Phillips sue
cseded in choking his youthful
aots0orist down three times
While he was on Turner til,
latter commenced operations with h
knife, and kept cutting until he sAc
ce~Fed in infi.ting a mortal wound
After receiving his death-stroke, Phil
l,p bent Tun er's eek backwards
raised his knife and said &C.
d-n you, Ill cut your throat" II
would have put tins threat into execu
t or, but for Turner ssister, who tire,
e. arm between her brothers nee
nd the descending knife, receiyin
no blow on her wrist. 1t is though
| her arm is rendered useless for life b
the wound thus inflicted. Phillip
then got up, walked to tho door an
fell dead. Tie Coroner's jury pre-
nonnce the act OF the Young man. ''iu,
, t fable homicide. He is willing
surrender himself to the authorities fe
trial at any time. No one who know
anything of the circumstances, attachs
: a " blame to the young man.
{ For the good of society, We wis
never TO hear OF like case again, an
: we think tyrannical step-fathers ma
} well take warning by this bloody lie
!; son.-AtlGsatG Herald.
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TAR-The market has ruled steady
throughout the week with only mod
crate demand and small sales, specu-
lators and shippers not operating to
any extent, and at times there was an
easier market for the article, but hold
ers had confidence in the future of the
trade and were not disposed to grant
any material concessions and there
was no pressure to sell. At the close
of the week the article has evinced a
decided better feeling, but the receipts
and stock is large and on this account
buyers are not disposed to purchase
more than is necessary to meet their
export orders. Buyers have, however,
freely paid the figures asked and sell
lers have experienced very little diff
Guilty to place their offerings. The re-
ceipts for the week were LILO bbls.
against 927 bbls. for last week, show
ing an increase of 222 bbls. The ex-
ports were 1,130 bbls. against l ZOO
bbls. for last week, showing decrease
of 20 bbls. The stock in market is
1864 bbls. against 3, $50 bbls. for last
week, showing a small increase The
market closes steady at 81 70 t. Dbl.
Receipts and sales for the week were
as follows
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10 same feeling char
cket, and quotations

x. tn. re- las existed fair en-
quiry for this grade and sales have
been made TO a considerable extent.
but alike other grades has also sue
cumbed to the dull feeling, and may
be written lower.
Pales-Extra Pales and Window
Glass-Have also been ingoo demand
with free transactions, bnt at figures
also decline. The receipts for the
week 1858 bbls. against 1896 bbls.
for last week, showing an increas of A.
100 Dbl. The exports were 22,902 bbls.
against 8, 232 bills, showing also an in
crease OF 14,67O bbls. The stock in
market is SO, 1913 bbls. against $4,000
bbls. for last week, showing a decrease
of ID 262 bbls We quote as follows:
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Thursday. i ,02o - 35 3
Subject TO extra. free Of ezra.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE. - The
market duling the week just ended
has been very unsettled and has iiuc-
t,lated from 1 to l cent almost daily,
but closes without any material change
over last weeks quotations. The first
day, Friday, the undertone was
strengthened by the improved advices
from New York, and an advance of !
cent was gained, but at the close the
market became less firm and sellers
were unable to procure the advance on
sales. Saturday the dull feeling of
the previous day was manifested and
sales were made at decline of l cent.
Monday morning there was no i'm
proved feeling, but at noon the advices
we-e more favorable and the market
advanced cent. Tuesday nothing
further occurred, the days sales being
at the previous figures. Wednesday
the market was very quiet and re-
NAMED unchanged. To-day (Thurs-
day., at the close of our writing, the
market is still quiet and closes easy at
43 cents. The receipts for the week,
1896 casks, against 1896 casks for last
week, is an increase of 800 casks. The
exports were 3,S2S casks, against 1926
for casks last week, being also all in
crease of 3O2 casks. The. stock in
market is 1855 clsk~. The sales for
the week were as follows:
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t'Lt IL ~ 'OiiN nc grain lharhet
:::.;'..fe.l 20 special feature
"uriEy of mention during the current
,-."i. Owing ~ the few arrivals from
- :.lrrae, and the.arrivals of
. @astern counties.
'<tic activity dis
wholly without
Ven from store
ms of prices
= he country trade
....s. :arge as usual, and
W ,tly small: receipts the stock is
l S;lt~r. This has had the effect to
Father harden the market, bnt
up to our close no changes of prices
have taken place. We think cargoes
will bring fully last figures (77l cents,
but this is an uncertainty, as corn can
be laid down here from Baltimore and
Philadelphia for nearly the same
figures, sacks included. The receipts
for the week, II, go bushels, against
%, IA bushels, for last week, show a
decrease of 1874 bushels. The re-
ceipts from all sources were as follows ::
From Philadelphia 1892 bushels;
from New York 1920 bushels
from Baltimore 1850 bushels :;
and from Wilmington and We'll
don Railroad, 269 bushels. Dealers
are selling from store at IS cts for mixed
and 80 cents for white mealing, highest
figures including sacks. ---OATs -
The market has exhibited no change.
The receipts are light, but are ampl.,
adequate to the demands. Sells from
store at 674@7O cents p bushel, sacks
included. --PEAs-There is very
light stock of this grain in market
The demands, however, are not large
and the trade is easily supplied at the
following quotations 81 3O@$1 80
for Cow, 81 5O@S1 60 for Clay, 81 so
@$1 80 for White T. bushel--
RIcE-Is in good stock and fair de-
mand. Sells from store in bbls. and
tierces at 8s@S4 cents u th.--CoRN
MEAL.-The city mills are supplying
the demands at 9O@95 cents Fl bushel,
sacks included.
PROVISIONS.-During the week
there has been some movement in pro,
! visions, and holders have sold more
freely. Early in the week there was {
| decided improvement in prices, but to
wards the close, under unfavora-
! BILE influences, the market has shown 4
slight reaction. and though there i;
no positive decline yet it may be writ
ten easier. North Carolina bacon il
gradually assuming position again j,
the market. There were some arrival
and some transactions at quota
tions given below: We quote Nortl
Carolina bacon as follows: .
@1O4 cents for shoulders: II 30n u
cents for sides; 12@13 cents for hoi
round 15m16 cents for hams. W
quote Western Smoked Meats at 9
cents for shoulders, 11@11! cents 70
sides, 16@1S cents for hams. ID.
,Salted sells at 8, cents for shou
ders, 1o!@10s cents for sides. -
LARD-North Carolina is scarce al
wanted. Sells at HOP cents 2 Il
7-urtLern steam refined, in buckets All
tubs, sells at Gs@11l cents p III.
Every few are beiIl
Brought III at present, though the q
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ROSIN-In the general position of
the Rosin market there has not been
much change for the better during the
week just ended. Early in the week
there was slight upward turn in the
market and a small advance was gained
on all grades. In the middle of
the week the sellers with almost con-
certed effort managed to keep the mar
ket steady and the small advance NEIL
toned above was obtained on all sales,
but towards the close, notwithstanding
the favorable outlook mentioned in our
" Commercial Epitome" the market has
fallen into a dull and sluggish feeling
and a material decline is looked for.
Strained rosin, as usual, has taken an
active part, and on (Friday) the first
day of the week, opened with q strong
undertone at an advance of cents over
last weeks closing rates. Saturday the
upward feeling of the previous d.y was
man; feSt ed among r;irchascrs and up
| Iyii!.;e, - , S'n III. eOld at a
furth !: a.7t &c Of 2: $. Monday
Tua d.. a.-' " e. -, -. e
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CRUDE III kPENIlNE.-Iheg gen
eral tone of the market has been
steadier during the week, owing to the
improvement in resins and spirits tur-
pentine, and the very light receipts
early in the week. From the first day
of our report up to Tuesday evening,
prices remained steady, and receivers
found little difficulty in disposing of
their offerings at the market rates.
The freshet in the rivers brought the
first lot of new crude to market of any
size since the opening of the sea on
For this sellers received for 300 bbls.
81 10 for hard and So IS for yellow
dip and virgin-subject to extra-and
81 % for hard, and s3 80 for yellow
dip and virgin free of extra an adj
vance over previous quotations of 5
cents. Wednesday and to-day, how
ever, the tone of the market is very
quiet, and decline is anticipated
With more favorable weather for the
past week, producers have been
enabled to dip the article, and in a few
days we look for increased receipts
The receipts for the week 2, 1926 bbls
against 699 bbls. for last week show an
increase of 2,12S bbls. The exports
are small, and the stock III market
at .,r,n ga -; hr.- IA :
l.. .-t.- q 49,. 90 ~. ct -. =: =
-! r,-t..o DIP a'.I -
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ARRIVED.

May 8-Brig Mariposa, Milton, New
York, CT G Barker & Co.
May 9-Br Brig Weinagent, Ham
mond, Boston, Harriss & Howell.
Steamship Pioneer, Wakely, Phila-
delphia, Worth & Vi orth.
Nor Barque Acolus, Kragh, Ant
werp, Heide Bros.
Ger Barque Frederick Scala, Waack,
Barrow, Eng, Williams & Murchison.
May Craftsmanship Benefactor
Jones, New York, Barry Bros.
(German) Barque Theodore Fuss,
Dolla, London, E Peschau.
May 12-German BarIue Miner,
Bosa, Plymouth, Willard Bros.
Br Barque Ella Moore, Neve, Ber-
muda, Williams & Murchisop.
Schr Samuel, Jones, New River.
Edwards & Hall.
Schr Ray. Dennis, New River,
Edwards & Hall.
May 13-Schr Pyrola, CHM, Rock.
land, G G Barker & Co.
Steamship Lucille, Bennett, Bal
timOre, A ID Cazaux.
Schr John, Williams, New York,
Williams & Murchison.
Br Brig Joshua King, Smith, Var
mouth, \. b.. Master.
CLEARED.
Steamship D J Foley, Price, Bal.
timore, A d Cazalx.
Schr Ben, Davis, New York, VIII.
Hams & Muachison.
(German) Brig Princess, Peters,
London, JAS Anderson & Co.
Steamship Rebecca Clyde, Childs,
Baltimore, A D Cazaux.
Steamship Benefactor, Jones, New
York, Barry Bros
Br Barque Fear Not, Berding, Cork
for orders, J r Blossom & Evans.
BIZ Brig Lone Star, Kenealey, Lon
don, Williams & Murchison.
Br Brig Joseph Howe, Hill, Bristol,
England. Sprunt & Hinson.
May Steamship Pioneer, Wake
ley, Philadelphia, Worth & Worth.
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IT'S CIRCULATION

is rerv large throughout the S'atc ana -
d rs cw Drr liIi. S.mpso". Erhns"lck tsinHrn
I'd CoiumIru, It is especially large, while In
R,.hnond Ausou Cumberland and M01ros
and N several counties OF South aroma. AZ
C circulation is Y good.
Its published ,very Ffiday on the 1oaDW.
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SPECIAL.
OBSTACLES OMARRlAGE,

Happy Relief for Young Men from
the effects OF Errors ard Abuses in early iife
Manhood restored. Impe.tinleRts to Marriage
removed. New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Books and Circulars
sent free. in sealed en- ye!oles.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, NO.
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EXPORTS.
COASTWISE.

SDirltS IllfpeuGne, lOA DDlS. fOSln,
752 bushels peanuts, 6S bales cotton.
Baltimore-Steamship ID J Foley,
sailed, May S-754 bbls rosin, 335
casks spirits turpentine, 81 bbls pitch,
1 Dbl crude turpentine, S0,737 feet
hides, boxes mdse, Is empty ale kegs,
bales rags.
misunderstanding Rebecca Clyde,
cid May 12-GS2 bbls rosin, III casks
spirits turpentine, 2l5 bbls tar, 80 bbls
4 do yarn, 80 bushels peanuts, Is, 800
feet lumber, Is pkgs mdse
Philadelphia-St Steamship Pioneer
374 bales cotton, 127 casks spirits tur-
pentinc, $50 bbls rosin, 1873 bbls tar,
72,3S2 feet lumber, = pkgs mdse, %
tons old iron, 993 bushels peanuts, 3
bales rags, 43 ale kegs, bales yarn,
26 do sheeting, 1O1 do cane fibre.
New York-Steamship Benefactor.
cid May 13-755 bdls shocks, 1,446
bbls rosin, 723 casks spirits tllrpentine,
1O7 bbls crude turpentine, $50 do tar,
1Gs bales cotton, 10 do sheeting. 1,O76
bushels peanuts, Il bbl5 wax, II rolls
leather.
Londol-tG Germany Brig Primus, 551
bbls r0sin, 81 casks spirits t,lrpen-
tine.
Bristol, Ene-Br Brig Joseph
Hove-;}, 5JG bbls rosin.
London, Eng -Dr Brig Lone Star
l 800 cask spirits t3lrpentine, $40 bbls
rosin.
Cork fer orders-Br Barque Fear
Not-3, SO bbis resin
LAST as levels i'm shs PORT Of Wi.
m:ngtsn, =. G.. Way 10, 1873.
EANSHIPS
Lucille, Bennett, Ba tlrore, lde,
\ D Cazaux
briggs
Br Joshua King, Smith, dis, Master
BIZ Wiucgene, Hammond, dis,
Harriss 4 Howell
lIariposa, Milton, dis,
G G. Barker & Co
German Victoria, Schulz, dis,
r Blossom & Evans
Nor. Fliata, Anderson, dis,
Reide Bros
CNorwegian) St. Olaf, Hassel, ldg, Eu'rp
Heide Bros
Br Orloff, Bradshaw, dis,
JR Blossom & Evans
BARQUES.
German Theodore Voss, Dolla, ldg,
Europe, Willard Bros
Nor Acolus, kragh, dis, Heide Bros
Ger Frederick Scala, Waack, dis,
Williams & Murchison
German Maria AdelOlde, Pocutis, ldg,
Europe, Williams & Murchison
Norweg Barque Mimi, Rouning, dis,
Sprunt & Hinson
German Shanghai, Nauschutz, ldg,
Europe, Williams & Murchif on
Jehu, lowering, dis, DeRosset & Co
German Maria Heyn, Beck, ldg,
Europe, Anderson & Co
German Intracht, Musweik, ldg,
Europe, J Anderson & Co
German Mvnheer, Antwerp, dis,
DeRosset e Co
/ German Miner, Bosa, dis,
Willard Bros
Br Ella Noote, Neve, dis,
Williams & Murchison
SCHOONERS.
Pvrola. CHM, dis. G G. Barker & CO
! John, Williams, dis,
Williams & Murchison
Emma C Rommell, Risley, dis,
G q Barker & &C
! Charles Dennis, Dennis, dis,
BARQUENTINES
| (Br) NJ Z Seed, Beamer, dis,
| Wick & Mebane
List OF Vessels Sailed for.this Port
CARDIFF.
Meteor, McCullock, sid Oct Il
NEWPORT CWALEs).
! Delta Peterson, sid Nov l:
NEW YORK.
Schr Ida A Jayne, Jayne,
sid March q
PLYMOUTH.
Oceana, Aslacksen, sid April II
Brig Yuma, sid March 1;
GRIMSY.
Courier. Claus. sid March
GHENT.
Die Pence, Ternord, sid March :
PLYMOUTH.
Minna, Boese, sid March l!
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It's Market Reports

are AWAY fun and accurate. The Review OF
the Markets is accepted by the mercantile com.
muDiry as the true index of the commerce OF
tba city while its repor other markets are
full and reliable
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.yricuI.r-c and Education.

The Agricultural and Educational
meetings held at LcesburS, III this
county, on last Saturday, were rather
SHINY attended. Nevertheless there
was much interest manifested L.~cnose
who were present. Addresses were
delivered by Messrs. Henry Mutt and
Geo. Z. French, DIR. III. f. Murphy
and Col. Jno. d. Powers. The Agri-
cultural Meeting adjourned to meet
again at Rocky Point, June 18th, and
the Educational Meeting, in this city,
on the 18th instant
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As A FIRST.CLASS NEWS AND
LITERARY JOURNALs IT
is lNENCEkILED.

Embraced in its columns is a more complete,
contract. vet comprehensive history OF tho
worlds doiugs, from week to week, than can
POSSIBLY be found in any other journal.
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There is li6tle mystery hanging
about the death of Captain Hail.
Those members of the crew of the
Polaris who were brought back by the
Tigress are the sole repositories of the
facts, and they say he died of apo
plexy, but those WHO knew the daunt-
less navigator say that he was very
unlikely to be a victim to such an at
tack. and an eminent surgeon says that
any one liable to it would not have 1T
i'll that region.
We were aware that our flour, tea,
ald coffee were adulterated, but had
fondly hoped that our doses of medl-
cine were sacred And now in what
shall We have faith /? It has been dis
covered in New York that man who
takes his iorum of castor oil, OF q
mo: ming, is made to swallow a large
prol o1tion of lard Herewith, and, as
the patient IS rather apt to gulp his
medicine without pausing to taste Il,
ne is victimized with The more facility.
4 Sir Peter Teazle mildly remarked,
his is it. wicked void.
The Raleigh Sentinel says :: We
learn from DR.. GTlsson, Superiuten-
dent Of the Asylum for the Insane,
thatt there are now on his files ttoO ham.
d,'ed applications for the admission OF
I patients to that institution. The Asy'
Il ium is crowded to its utmost capacity
and the only chance for the admission
>. of new patients is in the removal q
some of those now there by death
recovery or other cause.
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Il Just The paper for the home and hreside'
t,ul a. sroa reading; all the best Editorials 81
the daily: al the Congressional, Legislative
and Political news of the day
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financial.
New YORK, May 14-Noon.-Money
firm at 6 per cent. Gold firm at 117a.
Government Securities steady. State
Bonds dull.
Commercial.
Cotton weak-sales of 1873 bales
Middling Uplands 10! cents; Orleans
194 cents. Flour quiet and firm.
Wheat very firm at 81 20 to 81 y for
No. Milwaukee, i'll store and afoat.
ern IS cents. Pork dull and heavy
S18 81 for job lots. Lard dull and
nominai-Western steam rendered o.
to TIC cents. Spirits Turpentine
Rosin quiet at IS 10 TO 81 90. f'rcishts
firm.
FlnU:7cioI.
NEw Yor..z. MAJ I1-6 p. M.-NIoney
stiiIer ut Z per cent. Sterling Ex-
chance higher At s. 0lS-. Cola 1172 to
11T5 Government end State securities
steady and duu, Stocks dull ar,d nom-
inal.
Coli.I1crei0t
l..
Uplands 49, cents Orleans 49, cents.
Flour active-5tates tirmer-common
10 fair extra SIS - to IS 30: good to
choice IS - to $11 30. Whiskey I'M
changed. Wheat firm and higher
Corn ilcavy and iower-new yellow
Western 50 to 81 cents. Rice steady
at = to s. cents. Mess Pork steady
Lard easier at % cents Naval Stores
dull. Tallow quiet at 9! cents.
| Frcigilts tirmer.
I Cotton-net receipts 500 bales; gross
receipts i,G3S bales: sales for future
| delivery sos IS!eS as follows June,
Is ole 10 Is cent?; July. Is TO IS
cents: -ingnst, Is 9-16t lS5 ccntr.
. CINCINNATI, May 1-6P. M.-FloUr
firm IT s. - IA So Corn steady
Pork SIT Dit. Lard quiet. Bacon
steady. Nhiskey active at 81 cents.
! BALTIMORE. May 14-C 2. M.-Cot-
gross receipts 65 bales; exports to
| Great Britain 1.025 b:lts; exl orts
coastwise Il bales sa es to-day 2O6
! bales; stock on hand GIG bales.
ST.. Louis, May 14-6 P. M-Flouy
in good demand. Corn unchanged
Pork steady. Bacon steady aud in
good demand. Lard, in kegs, 10i to
II cents. Whiskey steady.
! EosEEEGN 0IAssAEEs-By Cable.
! LONDON, May 14-Noon.-Conso's
! o33. Fivcs 81.
PARIS, May 14-Noon.-Rentes 54f.
| and 65c.
! LIVERPOOL, May 14-Noon.-Cotton
| opened tirm-Uplands sgd; Orleans
gu.
+ Cotton steady - Savannah and
! Charleston shipments, April, SD K;
June, July aud August, sgd; May SD.
: Brcadstuts quiet.
. Cotton firIrs+r but not higher sales
Of j., 900 bales; speculation and ex-
! port 4, Oly bales New Orleans ship
ments. April and Nay. 8 Lid deliv-
cradle May and June, sgd.
/! LIVERPOOL. May l4-Evening.-Cot-
ton-sales include 5000 bales Ameri-
can. Cotton shipped from Savannah
and Charleston for May delivery SD
April and May shipments S 13-10d
Cotton shipped from New Orleans fol
juno delivery 9 Lied. Bacon-Cum
bcrland Cut 3Ss.
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NOTICE.
n Office

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT APPrycA.
,on will be made to the Board or Directors Of
the Wilmington s. Weldon Railroad, to replace
certihcate OF one share of stock of the above
Company, issued originally to Owen Hansley,
and transferred to the subscriber by T. j. Arm.
strong, Administrator, the same having been
lost. VIM NJ HANSIEy
may IS 1s-v1m#
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WICK &MEBANE,
Cotton Factors.
AND
General Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON, y. C..

~ Liberal Advances made.
e. Corsig mGnts OF Cotton, Naval Stores
and Country Produce, and orders for the p,rr
chase OF same solicited.
~ Bagging and Ties On hand for sale.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-05-16
NOTICE.

PURSUANT to an 0F'sF Of Tie SUI ''''1 Court
OF New Narrower county. made MAY 1T, 1913,
Calhoun were plsintifs, ard the 81 M neton,
Charlotte AMI Rythrr tnrd X Trend emp ny
and others were defend ants, rrt Il eel e = OF
sad Company ECT-hy notify the h1.dcTs OF the
fiit,-Ot first mo. f.Le 'lsTids nI .: :'ary
still outs, n ny. ana The 10 der - n coupons
Tor inter- St Ter JantI;.r, an Juiy, 1872, ara
January. 1873, stitl outs; "a. ding I. W es mt
III for pa, II mt TIL sari t>tc''!s 81 = I'll o
u tn cit w minEti", ON ar lie uTt- on
LAY, the twCpty-tbir,i ii : o; Jtre >. or
I o. ta;lurp TO go a. I'll Y Htti 'i- HAr!'"i II
m The II netf OF he 3 t.'r -. d I'D r or ~ G.
n made ay LIST, l. 80. tn >u"' 9s''
Ai,fe AM On .acll OF S4i-i Ia, ds. and : CO
II aun ~ sal comp ms resp i've v. ii " h1ch
= ent Il, d 10 paym nj md y d DIR.
II G. ONDERDONK.
Acting kec, fver.
NAV IL IIi-t1w s law