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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17
bOiCniIIs and Mountains.
A man named Kelsey, living

A man named Kelsey, living at a
town called Huntington, Now York
psr&rvGted with his attentions a rcluc.
taut damsc! named Smith. 1t is said
that he even proceeded to the length
Of writing her letters of tho basest
character. In course Of time, Miss
Smith marricj more favored suitor,
and kelsey was set upon by some un.
lnown parties and tarrcd and feather
cd. Prom the night this indignity
was put upon him he disappeared,
One party in Huntington declared
that he had been murdered; another
patty protested that he vas purpose
y keeping out Of the way. A few
days ago, some fishermen dragged .Ic
putrest ont fragment Of mans body
ort of Oyster Bay, and, upon this
horrible mass Of carrion were discover
cd articles Of jswclry which were
once the property Of Kelsey. Con
trHvnr<"y, once lukcwarm, is now at
w';te heat. The whole town of Hunt
inston is inhamed over the real or
Supposed .high bones Of Kelsey. Par
ti':s have split into "tar' aud "no
tar" factions. The church has been
invaded aud well-nish broken up by
'Eis dispute. MinjS' ers, aeacons and
Tic 'aity are e,rgctfu! Of Christ and
only il cnt rron Kelsey. Fathers
are at :'2Gerheads with sous, sons
With th"'r mothcrs, daughters with
their hcanX--all vN arcount Of kelscy
AL his dreadful scm;-anatomy. 1t
lcrv"de the political situation, too,
and the local dcmagnGncs who con.
template running for State Senator
arc madiT watching The tides ebb
AMI flow to see whether it be best to
believe that Kelsey is >till alive, or
whether TIC SE,;lcS ,f fortune depend
nuon the pronunciation of fearful fu-
neral di@courscs even lk.lscy's olorifcr-
oWs remains. We once knew Of
tN~n election in Florida turning upon
"d~ncing or no dancing in the new
Court House - but this Huntington
beats Florida out of sight,
and only the lc" o., Dean Swift is
equal tc The emergency Of doing it
anrplcSt justice. -A"yusta Coustitu-
ttOnaist
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17

In announcing tho completion of
the Airline Railroad, the Grccn~
vile Enterprise says:
Upper South Carolina looks to At.
lanta, in large degree, for rcvivii.
cation from the effect Of the pail that
now hangs over State, though pos.
sessed ofas noble spirits and as mas.
terly minds, and all that is lovely in
woman, as any other commonwealth
Of the Union could ever boast.
In behalf of the people Of Green
vile, we rejoice at thus being bound
so intimately with . city whose com.
mercial enterprise has rendered it
famous over the whole country. May
we inspire some of your spirit
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17
Gid parr at q Discount.

AS FIR rs We know, the Anglo. Bra.
q! =. Times has discovered the Me-
thus,l"h Of tho day. The gentIo-
.na"'s name is Jose Martins Coutinho.
Ilo was, says tho Brazilian Times,
born at Saqnarema, on tho goth Of
My. 1894, and IL, therefore,, over
lT6 years old. lie is Still in possess
sion Of the mental faculties, and tho
only bodily aiimcnt is stiffness Of tho
leg joints. In bis youth Coutipho
fought os soldier in Pcrnambuco
against the Dntch, and remembers
tho most notable facts of the reign,
Of Dom Johp V, Dom Jose and Dom
I.onna Maria /. The testimony to
the extraordinary age Of Coutinho Is
s'.cngthcnd by tho fact that he has had
fnrty.two children by six wives, aud
that he can count 1913 grandchildren,
ei.hiy-slx great grandchildren, twon.
ty-.hIoo grcat.great grand children ,
ana 'wenty childron of the last.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17
a young LAWYER of Chicago. dis

A young lawyer Of Chicago, disap-
pointed in love, demanded poison
from druggist, but was consider
atcly given several delicate little
powders of prepared chalk instead
lie then went to tho residence Of the
adored one, who was sojourning at
Valparaiso, Ind. He again offered
his hand, which she Internationally
refused, whcroupon he cried: eat
your door is my DEATH" and swallow
cd the powders. The family doctor
was sent for, but aftor tasting one Of
the powders he calmly awaited the
result. The young man lay down
and longcd for the drowsincss which
preccdes death. Nothing came. Then
they sent him back to his mother.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17
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Playing for The Presidency.

q correspondent writing from Dos.
ton on tie Massachusetts, Campaign
says that Gen. Brilor desires to be
Governor because he feels that lie
must conquer his enemies at home hc.
fore he can aspire to any new achieve
monts on the broader fields Of nation.
a! politics that he secs plainly
enough tha. he could not 60 before a
national convention ~ candidate
for President with his own S'tr'n
against hin, and tina! his great Object
IL this local contest against the pnri-
tons Of the old Whig party--hc hav~
ing been a Southern Rights Demo.
Gratis tho endorsement Of MasSa-
chusctts for the next Presidential
council of the Republican party of
the Union.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17
True.

Commenting on the prospective
assumption of Southern debts by the
General Government, the Baltimore
Sun says "Had the Southern
States been left to govern themselves
after the war, they would, notwith-
standing their great losses in that
struggle, have gone on to rebuild and
pay the honest debts made by them
selves; and Southern securities. with
out doubt, would have stood as high
to-day as any in tho financial markets
Of the world"
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17
The Great Balloon Voyage.

Tho New York Graphic announces
th". its great trans Atlantic balloon,
if the weather proves favorable, will
ascend from the Capitolino Grounds,
brooklyn, New y ork, Or "Wednesday
afternoon, September 10. Mcssrs.
Wise Donaldson, the cronartS, will
be accompanied by a reporter of the
Graphic and an experienced seaman,
who will manage the life boat attach :
cd to the balloon III case the party
have to exchange air for water. The
balloon is dcsc.:hcd as | Is feet high,
%%335 Icet in circumference, and will
contain 100000 feet of cubic gaS,
with a power Of $3.50 pounds. The
seroncnts are confident that from
ci. .hty to one hundred hours travel
will land them in Europe. An Eng-
liSh ;cronaut, who is said to k~ cmi.
ncnt in his vvcatior, Mr.. Henry CoxS
we'll, has w!ittcna communication to
the London Telegraph, in which he
expresses the opinion that AR. Wise
j. mistaken both as to the current
blowing from west to east
and the lifting power Of the gas. T..
rcGcrd 20 :ho first he says that his
o@A experience does not confirm the
theory. The Graphic balloon is to
be on exhibition till :hc time Of as,
congiOn.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17
WINNSBORO. S. O., WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sc

began to grow stout, her cough went
, away, her checks grew rcd, and
beautiful, frail Lilly became health
fal ruddy holyhock, She took to bow
]iug, then riding on orseback, and
this morniug--O dear L cannot
tell ycu."
"Go AHEAD, Robert, tell INC ALL"
/ urged, 2onidrntia|ly.
"Wcii, lli% n!"rring, Mr.. Perkins,
she, my fraii Li!i iy--curricA her Sara.
toU, trun|; down two flights Of stairs
just for an excuse. Then she asked
me TO walk three miles over t. the
lake and when We got therc, Oh,
dean she ate ham, and wooacock, and
potatoes, and almost an entire biacl;
brss, weighing three pounds, and
when Mrs. Myers asked her if she
wouldn't have another, she said no,
she was afraid it would take away hcr
appetite for dinncr.' And here am
en-, I'D t9 her, with no prospect
ahead DCt just TO spend my whole
life marketing aud Spending that
S2Oo,0o0, for her, and get only vic
tuals and clothcs."
-hnI then Robert Mason leaned
heavily forward on his hands, while
tho tears tricklcd through his fingers
anl prttcred down -: !:is white deck
pantaloons--a wrctcllcd, hcarthiokcn,
and ruined man.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17
The GrangcYs' movement Is spread.

The GrangcYs' movement IS spread
ing very rapidly throughout the South
and new oranges are organized every
day. In Virginia there are so far
Only three oranges. This does not
result from any objections on the
pa,t of the people of that State to the
order, but from the want Of influence
by the persons selected t" a.art the
movement. 1t 10 understood that the
matter will soon be taken up by ipAu.
cntial Virginians who served in th G
Confederate army and it is probable
that tho order will soon be potent
influence in the Old Dominion. The
farmers there arc as nnprosperous az
their brethren in the West.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17

Tho Gcangcs Of Iowa havc refused
to have anything to do with political
movements, and the masters Of lilo
State Oranges in Minnesota anL Wis
conSin have issued distinct orders
iorbiding tho subordinate Grange2
from entering into politica co;nbina-
lions. The constitution Of tho crdcr
prohibits The Introduction into or dis.
cussicn Of political questions in the
meetings of tho Oranges, aud if am
local organization step oycr this
boundary it does so in defiance Of its
own rules.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17

A Frcnchman never fo?gets to hc
polite. After the physicians had ex.
amincd Henri Rochcfort and pro-
nounccd him able to bear transport
tation in accordance with his sentence,
he bowed silently, aud, although the
physicians had consigned him to vir.
iual death, said as he left the room ::
"Gcntlcmon do not know Whether
I shall have the honor Of seeing you
again. Allow me to salato you.'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17

Commodore Vanderbilt controls
2,l5O miles Of railroad, representing
$2l5,0OO,000 Of security, with gross
income of $45,00o,000 This in.
wolves tho mastery of the trade Of the
three great States of New York, Ohio,
and Indiana.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17
Politics and The Patrons Of tiuSbaHd;y il
l,iuNcSJtI.

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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17
NacOoChCc and Eantcc.

eastern extremity 9. Nocoochcc Val.
ley. Santce valley is higher aud
dricr than NacO0Cucc. rirrc ivrcgu AZ
in shape. quite rs fertile, and con-
tains nearly as many acres Of arabic
lard.
The tradition runs that Sautoc was
a brave Ct uibc between which ana
the Chcrokccs deadly rcud existed
Upon some occasion ho saw the tcau-
titul daughter Of the chief Of thc
ChcrrkrcS, Nacoochcc, Ia Evening
"tar. y al the ar II ,>antoc TO sec
-. vas TO lo"o !n3r. o.. an imp tut
g.. &nd dn.ins '-.Ar>r he determined
~ win her against all OPP losing obsta-
cles-thc very Obstacles, 10 doubt,
giving fuel to the A.mc. lIcy and
whore they met how he folnl on.
portunity to l,rathe his p;ssion in
her cars and win her maiden
heart, tradition speak, not but tb,
rc@ult waSa r&rcti;ion Of the cold,
old story
''S&c loved me FOR TIC Dangers hN: rass-
And loved hcr thnt she did rit- Ihcm."
-.
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! wi,h her lover. I nc strrrE.h "l he:
! love must have been great, fer NJ
woman eve; SACRIFICED mere. size
not only sacrificed al! the sweet ch.ri-
! ties Of home and kindred, :,icG,!s ana
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cooc,,c JLc ,uarv r,,hnr ,r tLo
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,u,in.I S.nt., onI l.. f,u,J nonn
"s";'s' ; "'nI''' ana '' ''una '""ny
lr,v,y,, ,;d ,;, ,,,,,h =
| \, l.nv,h Son,cc was ro,rA 9.
~ ,e"4'n '""'cc "'S lo"H', IL
'"c"t't "''' o'e'Po"eIe" ny n"il"c'S'
! ana ''hc" li'"hc!' on"t' sht''' "as
give" " VIC ''c''"' u Aho'ah ven
Hi""o"' 'i' wa" co""''','cu W '.'a''
~ !, .''"s '''''"'' 'Io"' ,E' Er'''P'S'
o' l. oman, ana all '"e '''"e was gam
ere" "'' ,"c ''P " vi" mountain l"
"''"',I ' nc sac '''''' HA'o''"e WIS
'''I' ~ ~ - ~" :" "'''''' '''
,; nr''" o, W,:,,, u''n 81: 'o'c1 potter ,"ah
,!'' II" 'c"' '"H ''cI' an" '|".
r!c},ration for his death and yc,
with no:nnn's pride she rcio:ccd in
the heroic bearing "f her lover. Euso
lutte and stern, he looked nnon his
foes with bearing 4, proud and high
! l. a.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17

The Ralcig% ,,cws says. The pat.
cnt ollico department hos issned to
Mr.. Eu(us X. Warren, of this city,
letters patent for the improvcment
10 lirc-proof cotton lint rooms, dated
August 10, 1873. Tho patent is
mo7rablc coiling, by which tho gin.
n"r can, sLe momont FIRE is dotocted
thvow the csil:ng npon tho lint, cx~
cNuding tls air and cffoctualiy amoth-
erlng the fire.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17
SGutlI Carolina Bonds.

The New Yo.k Herald, Of the 7th
instant, in its financial and CONNER
cial column, speaks az follows in re-
gard 10 the bonds ofths State and
tho recent decision Of lAo Sup>ame
Court.
An effort is again being made to
foist some Of the worthless issues Of
South Carolsaa on The market, and to
again scducc the public into buying
bonds which sooner or later must un-
o@rso natorial change for the worse.
These ct'rrts arc stimulated by n re-
cent decision Of th, Supreme Court Of
thai state, which, unfortunately, 40
we are informed, cannot be reviewed
BY the Suprc me Court Of lhc United
States. The roorlo Of South Carroll
na will unGucStionahly pay with
chccrfuInc>s what is lcgitinatcly duo
on :hcjr public debt, bat tho temper
Of The State, If "" may Judge from
the tone ofita press and tho state.
mcn's of i's leading citizens, is fercc-
y an'agonistic to any swindlc, even
through it be rcrpotra.cd by Il
Legislature and enforced by court.
s<--.-.----.-..
Historians the wide world over will
be shocked to lcarn that the Chabba-
nuidd!c tribo Of Indians is extinct,
tho last representative thereof having
slept the sleep Of death at Martha's
Vineyard last week. His virtuous
memory is cmbaimod by q local
| chronicle in the succinct statement
that lie was a professor of religion, a
regular attendant upon camp-mceting
services, and all invetorate drunkard.
| Connecticut, Delaware, Florida
Maine, Maryland, Nevada and Rhode
Island arc tho only States whoro q
! grange has not boen established.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17
A special to tho Raleigh New

A special to tho Raleigh News,
from Enfield, announces that the
steam saw mill Of Mr.. Nosclcy, situat-
cd near that town, exploded on
Thursday evening. Joseph Mosclcy,
quite an cstimable young mar and
nephew of the proprietor, was killed
instantly Two colorcd men, work
men at the mill, woro killed. Three
others terribly scalded, and doubts
arc entertained Of their recovery.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17

Grconville County refused to aid
tho Laurens and Ashvilie Railroad by
issuing county bonds by a vote oftwo
hundred and seventy.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17

The Groonvilo Agricultural Socic-
ty opens its first annual fair on Tuca
day, tho 4th day Of November, to
continue four days.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17

Connecticut, Delaware, Florida ,
Maine, Maryland, Nevada and Rhode
Island arc tho only States whoro q
grange has not boen established.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-09-17

A practice which the French havo
recently borrowed from the English
nad Germans is to pass thoir honey
moon at the sra eide. The mothod
IF d"ing TVS is to 60 70 slocp under IN
uw o?c'iA on .hc beach with tho last
ac~ sensation novel lying half read
amid IhG Shlnulc,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21

VIOLATING THE LAw.-Reeently We pub.
lished a COMMUNICATION settler on liz
Yellowstone. in regard to the wanton de.
structiOn Of game By hunters, WIN. seemed
to be shooting elk, deer. ant, Iopc &C.. for
the pleasure Of seeing them fall while Others
were killing tl.rn. for their hides. Our a,ten.
ton Is now called to the .act that numerous
persons have constructed traps aud are using
scins on the Yellowstone aud its tributaries.
forlthe purpose # catching fish; and. we IRE
informed By parties resilling IN that vicinity.
That fish are already scarce and hard to catch
with the hook and line. If j. stop Is not put
60 this trapping and SEEMING, In five years
one OF the great charms Of the Yellowstone
its plenitnde Of Ash, aud the pleasure It at.
lords anglers in drawing them from their
watery haoitation, will be, gone. The prac-
tce is IN direct violation Of the law, and we
understand that the parties engaged in it are
being watched and will be reported to the
proper officers.
X
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21

DocroR HUNTER, Coanty Physician, re-
turhsd from White Sulphur Springs on Sat-
hrday evening last, where some of his
{cotinty) patients are enjoying the medicinal
properties OF the water of the Springs. He
reports the iud!gcnt sick under This charge
doing well, and purposes having all his pa
tients at that giving resort by the first
Of next month. The Doctor Is having many
Improvements made at his Springs in view
Of their medicinal qualities and the attrao-
lions for visitors, pleasure-seskers and others,
he will be prepared to furnish all such with
accommodation through all there quirements
from bath house to parlor.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21
RO4D NOTICE.

;orsrY eLEaK's OErIsE, BoakrAs,'M T.
yTyO ALL WHOM IT MAY cONCERN: Take Nc ne
/ tfce: That d petition 1.-THE citizens Of Elk
Grove precinct presented TO the Baard OF Sa
m,ssioners Of Gallatin coifnty. at heir December
Term ls72, Tor county road. commencing q .ns
crossing Of Middle cress on the corner % o,, tue
n e 4 Of the Il & Of section one, fowpsnip sou.n
ran ae east; tlieffeene south to the corner OF
the u 81 the 3 e Il Of section twelve, township
sontl, range east NJ near sail line US practs-
cahI.. THENCE In south east direction TO The noun
/ t,,ins west OF Middle creek.
Ala. & petition signed by the citizens Of the sew
ersl precincts for county road 10 the silver mlnis
on Cherry Creek commencing at the n corner OF
the south east quarter VI section twelve township
two SOUTH range i've east thence ny the most dil-
| .ct course to fine homestead OF Is. r. Green, on
Middle creek; thence In soath westerly direction g
section eleven, township three south. range fSsy
east. to the intersection pf The ,Fopssn comfy
road at that point thence to the West sfaiias q.
Ser, vt i point where The citzeRs ofathas vicinity
sad cherry Creek prongse to erect good Ara sap
stul,tial bridget taels:e by the mot pracfitsois
route to The county Inns, ip ealaect With -oaa
run ming from that point 10 I'll. theiry r1ek ni,f :,
All psrsofs cbjectlng e tue graI,s.ng 9. "a :.
said pctisi1ns requested to appear &C my e.ss
Il, Uazei,laa, 81 n On the first Monday iu Morsa
iS7a. and show cause, u any they have ~ go,
WHY said petition or aus of Them ksonid mol ~
granted - sssssAss 8 -
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21

MIR. VIM. H. Taylor and Mr.. George a,
Phifer left by Tuesday coach for Salt Lake
City, the former intending, we believe, to
remain there, and the other to visit his rela-
tives and friends in his native home, London,
Madison county, ohio. Mr.. TayIor's name
is household word to Californians and
Nevadans we have known well for IL years
p,ast. and hig services in the various places
in which he served for many years in the en-
pioy of Wells, Fargo s Co., are incorporated
in the history Of those once great Staging and
express proprietors, ever proving hiIfisell
faithful, reliable and competent. Mr.. Phiier
has been about two and half years in this
Territory. alternately employed as Tele.
graphic Operator at Junction Rancho and
Division Agent In the Diamond RI Express
Line Company. Latterly he has been resid
ing i'm this city, to which he Intends return.
ing early in the summer. We wish both
these gentlemen the success they deserve
wherever their lot in life may be cast.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21
Notice to Subscribers.

''rhere il a large amount due this paper on
subscription. and it is very desirable that i
should be paid. We have had no good OPP
portunity to 60 around 70 collect the same.
No doubt most of the amount.would have
heen paid. as many OF the delnqnents are
igood men, and it hats l,een mere t"rscttui-
ness cn their part. I he sums tiue for sub
Rcription on the first volume. and some Other
.aiccornts, will be placed in tlle, iian,ls OF
CHARLES T.. BLAKELY, ESQ and it l. expect
ed that payments will be made to hiiuon
pressnfatiou- The collection of what Is die
on This paper will be a sensible relief. anu
enable III to furnish the readers OF the Cou-
BIER with iirst-ciass aprr.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21

MAGNIFICENT. no idle purpose
do we call the attention of otf leaders to the
assorted. and well selected stock OF Jewelry
at MIR. y. N. Merkle's on Main street. IL con
sists of a great variety of rings, pins, brace
lets. brooches, and all costly articles belong.
ing to well supplied Jewelry establishments;
recently received, Of the nest excellent
workmanship and finish, as also of the latest
and most approved style. With this, and Mr.
Mcrkle's own skill as worker in gold and 1
finished cngraver, he must receive what ht
deserves, bo.h In personal and mercantile
sense, full share of trade from :: patrouizins
buhlic
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1873-02-21
SIMMONS.

Montana Territory,l 4 1.si
County OF Gallatin, Sss-s
District Court, First Judicial District.
S. E. Holman aud Joseph Holman, parties do
ing business under the firm name anil style Of y. l..
Holman Il Bro. Plaintiffs, vs.. Richard g. Thomp-
son. Defendant.
Action brought in SAID Court.
The people Of tire Territory of Montana send
greeting to Richard G.. Thompson:
You are as1shy n. nt s III ia AEIseei IT n
IN the said District Court, and to answer the com
plaint filed therein within ten Q0 Days teXcitstNe
Of The day of service,) after the service on yon o.
this st,n1nons--if served within this county, or,
served out of this county, but III this strict VIVA
in twenty (30l days; otherwise, Within forty oayS
Of Judgment by default will be taken against you
according 10 the PRAYER Said complaint, copy oil
viii eh accompanies this writ. .ta
And yo,Isare hereby notified that ii you fan to ep
near and answer the snid complaint, MS: above re
I,lired the said Plaintiff Ills will take Judgment :i2 ms
vor far tIc said sum az five hundred and forty
and ss-is .5llass, With legal interest Thereof -
c,sts Of -uit. .z -.
mo sum Of Five hundred ami forty-seven and rs 100
dc liars due from the defendant 70 the plansins
ipou acertain pronssary Note SET out and dsscrlo-
ea in the complaint filed herein, With interest ON
said sum and costs Or SUR.
Given under nay hand and the seal of said Court
at Bozen,au this 9th day of December a. D. lsiS
THEO MUFFLY Clark,
| ByO. II. MASON, Deputy Clerk
EDWARDS A. vIfION, Attorneys tor Pimntihs.