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hNotice is hereby given that "a petition
was nled with the County commissioners
Of TTumbul unit Ohio, on the Sd LAY of
March. 1873. asking said Commissioners 10
make an order to Incorporate "a AN incor-
pOrated village. under the name and style
Il Cortland, the Notwithstanding there
In, and the territory IN about the rail road
station in BaZetti township. Trumbull Co..
Ohio. called BacOnsbuig. which said terri
tory iSjust one mile square, having the cen
ter al school lot NO. s. In LaIJin'S addition
to BIcunSburg as n common point OF recon
ing. and ID FUNDED TN the east and west by
Two straight parallel nurtn and south lines,
one uf which is half n mile due east and
the other half "A mile due west Of said CEN
ter point: aud on the north aud south by
like east and west lines, one OF which Is
nalf A M. lie south and tine other halfa mile
north OF said cen er point. That said petit
ton j. accompanied by a census aud accu-
rate maps.a and the same will he Tor hearing
at the auditors Office in Warren, Ohio. on
me Tth day Of MAY, lS73. at 10 o'clock. a. m,
RID BARNES, Agent.
By Geo. p. Hunter, Atty.
March ), lS73-6t.
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in every particular, and will be sold cheap
as the cheapest.
PRICES AND QUALITY TO SUIT Gus
TOMERS.
nTRLICS SALE.

~ DA4AS -
Tie undersigned having rented her
farm will offer at public sale. on the prem
iSes, in Rowland. on Wednesday, March =.
1873. commencing At 10 O'Clock, a. m the
following property: 6COws,S u al OF two
year OIdS. s head OF yearlings, 2 Colts, two
years old and ! one year old, Mare, twelve
years old, - head fat Sheep, 20 bushels
Corn. 20 bushels Oats. about 1 tons Hay, l
Moving Machine. Hay Rake. C~ultivHtor.
and other Farming Utensils. Terms made
known on day Of sale.
ANNAH LANE.
WM HENSINGER, AuctloHeer.
March : lS73-it%
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A ENACTMENT.

A
N Homer 5. Adams, VS.. Matthew Powers.
before Jefferson Palm, Justice of the Peace
OF Warren Township Trumbull county. d.
On the 18th day Of Feb. AID. 1873. said JUS
tice issued An order OF Attachment in the
above action for the sum OF seven and 9S-lOO
dollars. Said cause will be for hearing
April 5, 1873, at 9 o'clock, q. m.
HOMER S. ADAMS.
Warren, o., Feb. %, iS73-St
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City Convention.

Tia Union Republican voters Of War
rem eEty, are hereby requested to meet
by delegates in Convention, at CITY
Hal, on Tuesday, March p, 1878, at
II 6olork, A. N, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for Mayor, City
Solicitor Civil Engineer. Marshal and
Street Commissioner"
The basis of representation in said
CiH Convention will be one Delegate for
twenty-fve votes cast for Z. S.
for President in 1872, and one
for each final traction Of twelve
9Fhe
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For tickets in the Railway Passengers
Assurance Company, OF Hartford apply TO
the Office OF Whlttlesey Adams. Also for
yearly policies in the Travellers Insurance
Company. Cnarch O-I
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A PLACEMENT,

A
N Thomas Price. VS.. John DOnehue and
Charles Hansard. Before Z. ID. Goodrich. j.
p. of Liberty Township, Trumbull county,
ohio. n the ID day OF January, 1873, said
Justice issued an order OF Attachment In
the above action for the sum OF one hundred
dollars and forty cents. said cause Is set
Tor hearing March Il, lS72, AT : O'Clock, q m.
THOMAS PRICE.
EIrard a Feb o. IS73-3ts
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
~ Notice is hereby given that the under
s.sned has been appointed Adminlstratu
OF the estate Of Edward spear, late OF
Trumbuil county. Ohio. deed.
EDWAI:D SPEAR. Jr.
Feb. 10, Is7S-St admir-.
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NOR RENT.

HUN L,
IL Oue half Of the new double house, cor
ner Market and Vine SITS. containing seven
good rooms. pantry, six closets, with a good
cellar. filtered rain water in kitche n and
good well convenient. will be rented at rea-
viii be sold on favorable terms. Inquire on
the premises or Of II. Peck, at the store Of
Peck & Bro. ian. p. IS73-tL.
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A Jas. D. KENNEDY. Co. Auditor.

JAS. D. KENNEDY, Co. Auditor.
Notice is also hereby given that the Com,
mfssioners OF TTumbull county Ohio, Will
receive sealed proposals up TO Y O'Clock M
on the I'd day OF April. 1873, at the site ol
Saiu proposed Bridge, FOR the construction
of vi aDuIments and d pier. Specinca'
lions to be made known on Jay OF letting
Proposals will be received for both iron
and stone The Commissioner
reserve the light to reject any or all bids re-
ceiyed. l.. h. PAYNE.
CHI ~. HARSHMAN,
y. \. CUWDESI,
County Commissioners.
AneSt:
las. ID. KENNEDY, Co. Auditor.
March i IsT3-it
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Monday, March 24, 4. D. 1873,

at one O'Clock. P. NJ. Of said day, the fol-
lowing described land and tenements, in
whole or parcels, to-wlt situate In the
township OF Fowler, county Of Trumbull.
and state OF Ohio, being parts of Lots No.
~ and 81 according to the original survey Of
said township, n west upOn the cen
ter road leading north and south through
said township; north upon a 20 acre tract OF
land decided March a. 1885 to petitioner, by
Benz. Ames. and by the township line; south
upon Lots 10 and -, and extending 80 lar
east as 70 include 80 acres, being same lands
decided by Daniel Manley q Benz. Ames.by
deed recorded In Trumbull count records.
B. v. page III. excepting theTrfrOm the said
20 Ecre tract decided by said Benz. Ames 10
petitioner by deed rec irded in Trumbull
cCunty records, B. 81, p. J9S.
Terms Of S~aie-Oue-third money down IN
day OF sale. One-third 10 one year and One
thiId In Two years, with Interest, and secu-
red by mortgage, as the Law directs.
Appraised at s n00Ol.
g. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
SheriTs Office. Warren. o.. Feb. 10. ls72-5t
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nOAn NnTICE.

d DAD NOTICE.
hNotice is hereby given that a petition
! vii be presented iu the Commissioners Of
Trumbul county. Ohio. at their June ses-
| sion, 1873. To lay Ou and establish a county
| road. commencing at the north side Of
/ MauOping river at the termination Of a
! road running cast from Phaltux, in Brace
willie, to said Mahnning river, On lands OF
John ElingeusIuith, in warren tOWnshlp.
thence s1utEerly across said river, ana tnrO'
! lands owned by Susan Allen ana ner nus
| band. to a road leaiing IRON LFaVittsburg
! to BTuceviiIe; being a distance OF shout ~
JOHN KLJNGEESMIrH.
] E.B 80 V--g-NfE
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Why is the inside ola thing unln-
telliglble2 Because We cam, make it
out.
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NEW SHEET MUSIC.
y Farewell Darling. till we Meet, 30 cents
Hear me say my little Prayer, 80 cents
Sweet sixteen Waltz, 40 cents
sweet Sixteen March, 81 cents.
Gone to the Heaven y tiarden, ~ cents
Think of me Darling. 30 cents.
Bertle'S Schottische, % cents.
Fold We our Hands, . cents.
BeliSariO. 3 cents.
RecollectiOns of my Childhood, - cents
Asking a RIessInk from Mother. scents
YOU'LL always md me True, IS cents.
Rustic BeautyyMarch. IS cents.
Close the shutters. Willle's Dead - CO
pwG55Yls cent. q
s~nnbe]aTdle liktcenIS. y.
AmE R-cause IEands &C ceHAreOlhS
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THE lME5aH.i1oaR 5! p teachsTs q q, Sgs, F ss9af sfG9O Of
NRoyEEyIs1T21inSS month Oh during the year, excepting
thai Touring the I'M months p sS 9i e aRInI On
SOston, each succssdIns Payne's Corners; second,
One of FFdbnsion: third, Bristol; fourth, Msr5epf@-
Notice is hereby given OF N me 5eeSstftciIy adhered
70: al .hsI he dated on the day OF
q With p good reason, certincates me- AZ he Of =,
eg BEL; but IN no a. SssoA
woe GEO. HUNTER, Clerk
n n Feb. lS72-lyr.
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Euretta Ames, ct. al

EuEettd AheSs e. AL
By virtue Of an order Of sale in Partition
issued out Of the court Of Common Pleas OF
Trumbull Co.., Ohio. in the above named
case. to me directed and delivered. / have
levied upon and shall xpOse to public sale
on the premises in Fowler, on
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zen foot looking to
ROVE1v State out OF
NJ sewing Mac Eastern
er introduced. It h
Of excellence which placeSE
the many competitors In the
ofer very liberal indueement
ers in Northern Ohio. Send
and terms. GROVER BAk
a Public Square, CleN
Feb 26-smo
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EGAL NOTICE

Jas. d. KENNEDY. Co. Auditor.
49, : TA-4.HF
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WIN HENSISGER,
March ), lS73-lt
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GENEROUS EMPLOYEES.

At a meeting of the employees of
the above firm, held at Wheatland,
Penns, ON Saturday last, the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions were
adopted by acclamation:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-15
w GREAT DISCOVERY.
KrNKE1,s HITTER WINE OLE IRON


For the cure OF weak stomach, general debility,
Indigestion, acidity or the stomach, and all cases
requiring tonic.
The wine includes the most agreeable and efficient
salt OF Iron we possess; Citrate of Magnetic oxide,
combined with the most energetic Of vegetable
tonics-YelloW Peruvian BARK.
The effect in many cases OF debility loss OF appe-
tite, and general prOstratOn, of an efficient Salt OF
Iron, combined with our valuable nerve, is most
happy. 1t augments the Appetite raises the pulse,
takes on muscular nabbness, removes the palOr OF
debility, and gives forld vigor 10 the countenance.
Do you want something to strengthen you? DO
you want good appetite Do you want TO build
up your constitution Do you want to feel well ?
DO you want TO get rid Of nervousness Do you
want energy? 10 you want to sleep well Do you
want brisk and vigorous feelings? II you do try
Kunkel's Wine Of iron.
This truly valuable tonic has been so thoroughly
tested by all classes of the community that II is now
deemed indispensable as Tonic medicine. II COST
but little, purhes the blood and gives tone to the
stomach, renovates the system and prolongs life.
now only ask trial OF this valuable Tonic.
Price 81 per bottle. E. +. RUNKEL, Sole Pro-
rietori No. 259 North Ninth street, below Vine,
ASK for Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron, and take n,
other.
For sale in wilmington by K. McInall, Jr., Secont
and Market. E. Bringhurst Co., Sixth and Market
ii. r. Bringhurst 3l7 Market street; Alfred Walton
2s5 Market street; j. j. Gallagher, b. @. Shoema
ker, Smith Painter, W. K. Williams, Ninth aAt
Market streets and L. NJ. England, cor. Sixth an'
Lombard streets. oct3O-ly-15
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-15

st. Johns Church The hour Of the Sunday
afternoon service has been changed to O'Clock.
West Church The pulpit of West Church will
be occupied tomorrow by Hev. James G.. Ham
mer ID. ID. of Baltimore.
DIR. Thomas +. Hicks, OF Ohio, will be at the
meeting on Delaware Avenue (prof. Reynolds
building) at 3l5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Subject---"The Sects One"
Second Baptist Church, corner of Fourth and
French streets. Services at 1917 A. NJ. and ~
p. NJ. The Pastor James Waters will exchange
pulpits with Rev. l.. Marks in the evening.
Hanover Street Presbyterian church, preach
ing tomorrow by the pastor Rev. L. Marks, al
1919 A, NJ, Will exchange with Rev. James
Waters of the Second Baptist church in the
evening
Bishop Ames will arrive in town to-day on
short visit and is expected to preach in grace
Church tomorrow morning at 10l5 o'clock. The
lately appointed pastor, ROv. DIR. Matlack, viii
preach at ~ O'Clock in the evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-15

EF No dill in the world ever had anything like the
circulation of Ayers Pills Throughout these states
Mexico and the Central American Republic, down
the slopes of the Andes, and across the pampas ol
South America, in negro villages, enid Inc ierVld
wids OF Africa, throughout the junges OF India and
the steppes of interior Asia, over the continent OF
Australia and the islands OF the Paclnc, THESE ~
are known and everywhere used as FAMILY remedies
for Diseases With distant nat Ons, their wonderful
curea attract more attention than they do at nome
Tor The sentiment OF wonder takes far deeper hoo
on their minds than the result OF higher scientific
Rkill with us. The amount consumed require sew
enty tive thousand doses day TO supply IL. An 10
spection OF the Mandatory showed us how this
enormous demand is made and sustained ADDED
to the cOnsummate skill OF their composition, is an
extreme care in their manufacture, which at once
secures the most perfect material and their most
curate combination. The consequence ia powell
and certainly in controlling disease which othel
remedies never ADMINISTRATIONS Courier.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-15
the GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
Specially Reported for he Commercial.
SENATE.

Specially ftepoFteu JoF Hte CVfto"uN''"f
SENATE.
DoyER, March IA.
Senate met at ten o'clock. A. NJ, and opened
with prayer by the Chaplain. ANA,
A resolution, appointing John Brown Balliu
of Senate and House Chambers was adopted.
Mr. Riddle offered a resolution, which was
adopted, relating TO the mode Of procedure IN
procuring attendance at Court. Also resolu-
ton In relation to revision Of the laws.
Mr. Stokeley gave notice OF an act TO inoorpo-
rate the the Milford & Bay Shore Railroad.
Bills introduced: BY Mr.. Riddle, to amend
chapter 1876 Revised Statutes; same, an act to
repeal chapters All, 32t and 29l; MIR. stokelely;
an act TO incorporate the Tomlinson steam MIN
Manufacturing Company; same to incorporate
the Seaford a Lewes Railroad same, 70 amenu
section 3.chapter III laws OF Delaware speaker
Leslie, an act to amend section . chapter laws
OF Delaware. =,
Speaker Lesley offered a joint resolution IN
relation to State finances. Read anu reterfeu'
Adjourned till 3 p. m. Monday.
HOUSE.
The House met at 10 o'clock.
Mr Martin offered a Joint resolution OF a
buncombe nature, extolling the virtues OF the
white man and denouncing Congress for eleva-
| ting the Negro, which was read and referred
after several dilatory motions were made by the
Republican members, TO the Committee on Fed
| eral Relations.
Mr. Van Gasken's resolution appointing II. j;
Ainwright State Librarian was taken up and
| adopted.
MIR. Hickman's bill for the improvement OF
| Mo.gan's Branch in Kent county, was read
| third time and passed.
| The following bills were introduced and read
/ once BY MIR. Silver, an act to incorporate the
New Castle Live Stock Insurance Co. by MI
| Thompson OF Sussex, an act to prevent the sale
/ Of spurious coal oil by Mr.. Wilson, an act to
| amend chapter 49, OF vol II, of the Delaware
/ laws in relation to oysters by MIR. Martin, az
/ act TO incorporate the Dover Cemetery Assocla
1 ton by Mr.. Jones, an act to amend chapter ~
/ of the IA vol of Delaware Laws by MIR. Marls
| an act to authorize the prothonotary OF New
/ Castle county to make new index OF the Camp
bell Paten: Plan an act in relation to the pun
ishment of criminals, this act is intended to
abolish the whipping post, and an ac
/ for the relief Of married woman abandoned b!
their husbands by Mr.. Speaker an act in re
| lation to Usury by Mr.. Martin, an act to incor
porate the Little Creek Landing Canning 90
| by Mr.. Wilds an act to amend chapter 60 OF th'
| Revised Code, (this act is intended to elect Roac
/ Co mmissioners of Kent county, and an act il
relation to the tax on the p. w. ~ b, Railroad
Co. y this act taxes the Co, s24OOO in lieu OF al
taxes except the 10 per cent capitaton tax dc, an'
| regulating the amount of tariff charged ON the
Delaware Railroad also Incorporating the Farm
| ers Mutual Fire Insurance Co of Kent Co.
The Senate bill divorcing EmmaJ. Lynch, wa
| read a third time and passed.
At ll:45 the House adjourned until Monday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-15

KAPPA GAMMA LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT. -
The Kappa Gamma gave literary entertain
ment, in Prof. Reynolds School room st. Mary 3
attended. The lady pupils in tho Wesleyan Fe.
male College attended in a body, accompanied
by Presidend Wilson, and everything passed of
in pleasant and satisfactory manner. The ex-
ercises consisted Of addresses, &C. Fred: II;
Robinson read an original poem entitled
"Sweeping through the Gates, and A. j. Heat-
man and j. L. Houston, Jr. original essays. The
farces, "Suit for LIBEL and " The Fatal
Brawl," were performed to the satisfaction and
delight of those present. The entertainment
Of our Country" by II. Z. Heisler.
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage lectures under Kappa
Gamma auspices on Wednesday evening next
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-15

Mechanics Lodge, No. A, l. U. U. ~, al Odd
Fellows Hail. Sd and King :. 49,.
Minqua Tribe, No. 8, l. o. Il. NJ, AZ heo men
Hall, 415 Market street.
Ia Fayette Lodge, No. 2, X. of p, at knights
OF Pythfas Hall, all Market street.
Asbury LodgeI. o. of G. Tat 9th and Market
'' Jefferson Council No. TO- o. U. Am, at Mo
Brandywine Lodge, No. IS, 1. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Kali, Rising Sun.
Fidelity Temple No l, True Tempiars' AZ nan
81 Market street.
The Domestic Sewing Machine Co., WI re.
move to SO7 MasSet street, Institute Hall on Oh
about March 25th.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-15

Plows-City Item
Sogodont-City Item
Caution-E NJ Sergeant
Lost-Black and tan dog
Lost-Hunting case watch
SuOcks-John MoLear a sen
Situation as saleslady wanted
City Items-Various parties
Hardware-Truman a shaw.
Fine printing-James 4 Webb
Wanted-Girl TO do housework
Notice-Penn Loan Association
Mare for sale-Seidel a Hastings
Wanted-COok and chambeImaid
House for rsnt-John G Haddock
Mattings-R L Knight 4 Son, Phila
Or TUFTS Medicines-Special notice
Grand Opera House-Kdith O'Gorman
Fresh Bedford Water-Smtth a Painter
Sale OF personal pIOpertl-9 w Bradt0rd
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-15

CHRISTENING STEAMERs.-Th Reliance Fire
Co. Is new steamer was christened, last night, by
throwing a stream Of water over it, Two COM
panies claimed to have performed this ceremo-
ny-the Delaware and the Washington. 1t IL
does this honor, but in this instance, the Reli-
anre seems bound for two" The Washington
hose carriage was christened by the Reliance
Co. On Thursday night, the Delaware chrsten'
ed the Water Witch Co. new steamer
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-15

OUT OF ORDUR.-Fire plugs are out Of order
at the following places-so much so that they
cannot be used by the fire englnes Two at Mar
ket and Water streets; one at End and SIMPLIFY
one at 18th and French one at 4th and King; one
at 9Th and Market; and one at 4th and Market
In view of the fact that the incendiary torch If
abroad in the city, would it not be we'll to put
them in seryiceable condition;
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-15
asartutrship 3lntiffs.

PARTNERSHIP EoTICE.-I have. this day,
associated Waller d. Bush with me In the
Freiphtlng and Goa business, under the nrm name
Of Geo. W. Bush Son. .. =, mos,
The new firm respectfully solicit continuance OF
the patronage of the public 30 generously given TO
the I'D tirfn GzO. W. BUSH BON.
WILMINGTON, February l, 1873.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-15

Talmage on the l9th.
Monday is st. Patrick's day.
The night schools OF the city close this week.
Don't fail to hear T. Dewitt Talmage, on the
10Th.
There will be more removals than usual this
Spring.
The blackbirds make spring vocal with their
melodies.
Farmers, remember those plows at Woolmans
are selling at cost.
The new steam fire engines behaved splendid
ly while in service, last night.
The new Methodist ministers preach their in
troductory sermons tomorrow.
The Historical Society of Delaware seems to
have received a new lease Of life.
The 6remen want new hose. Everything else
In the department is in good condition.
Talmage's Lecture tickets are exchange
able for reserved seats, at Boughman, Thomas
Il Co.'S.
Ogle & Miller, auctioneers. will sell Pew No.
90 Grace NJ. z. Church, on Monday afternoon
next, at 2 o'clock.
On Tuesday evening next the regular month
ly meeting of the Cooperative b. and l.. Asso-
citation will take place.
Rev. Robt. w. Todd moves away from vii
mington on Monday. His successor, Rev. Mr..
Merritt, moves in about the middle OF the week
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-15

FF.F. @. SocIAL.-In honor Of the opening
of their new room in Institute building, the r.
FF. O. Club gave a sociable, last night, 10
Kreuger's Dancing Academy, Masonic Temple
About 80 couples were present, and the occasion
was very enjoyable one. Three-quarters OF an
hour were spent in refreshing at Robinsons,
when the festivities were resumed
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-15

PROPOSED SHIP CANAL.--A correspondent Of
the DeaBaredn estimates the increase Of the
value of the land through which the proposed
ship canal would pass, If it should be built, at
80 an acre. The cost would not be less than
90 900, 900. one half OF which would be spent in
the State and thus stimulate trade.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-15

SEA Neio Firnt.-Mr. James M. Bryan and I'd
win 2. Bradley have formed a co-paFtnership IN
house and sign painting, their number being 6l4
Market street. They are young men OF industrious
habits and understand their business. The nrn
name Is Bryan Bradley. Give them call.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-15

ED-Nolc for Spring.-The Winter days are past,
though the cold blasts from the Northwest may not
have ceased TO blow, and our city tailoTs have nj.
ready made arrangements for Spring garments for
the people. Mr. John H. Auhlhausen, at ais King
street, especially. has laid in a beautiful stock oi
ooatlngs Vestines cassimeres &C.. for Spring and ID
ready TO receive orders from his usual well dressed
cusl0mers lie is also having his store papered and
painted so that everything looks bright and fresh
as a new gold dollar,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-15

? A slim docket, this morning. No drunks.
William Maloney, VIM Smith (notthe ones nam
ed in the city Directory John McCabe John
Willis, vagrancy-60 days at the county seat.