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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-18
PROPOSALS.
pRoPosALsFoR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
OFFICE cIIsy oyAnIsasigTEn,

OTEIcS cnIEY QUARrgRMlgrEn,
foRT LEAvENwgRrn, KGssts,
Sealed proposals will be received a I6iS Office
nt 4 oG !; M fiseEa5r e is for he trans
plies duTns The yeSt comneneinS April T. ia aud
ending March 3 lsii, on The igllowing route
From such pSn Er On i iSs Kansas S Railway
" w 6rsneh s ne hShison oleka and Sanla
Sy S ne fgssSRS1 "a
posts and piase. iGsi may BE- dssisnStsd BY tbs ~
Gsins e. fRs.Ssrdins va Oesrs or Their sSen in The
MI Ms1fS0 s1a az Camp ASh ArfoPs Le,ToES
dian Tsrrit5Ty a. Ne north Of The lied river ' aud
ives. q longitude 2 degrceg; also from any inter
.hipmsnts FROM points on The railroads above men
BiSas 70 W s i ststs Ss ss pcr one hundred 1
POUNDS per one hundred ucoj miles, d which they
beginning April nfst' list lisa W '1' ''"''
oonirsctors may be required e Transport suppes
seedang ~ miles outside the limits q the regular
nroposals the rate 81 which such tfSnsIortation,
should be required, will be performed 10 be stated
ncpnrately from rates tor service within regular
The wslsht g be lrEpsro.ted viii no, exceed in the
Bidders vii stste their i.lsee ~ fesidsnoe. and
each pruposal must be ecgoipaniedby bond IN the
legal form by two or more Responsible persons trer
NED n inily Teapon.ible BY Judge oT clerk q
case me contract Il awarded " the person proposing
", ~ sceeissu tna sneLen intQ Win tOod aud
this advertisement
The entire route must be bid for Bids will not be
entertained for PORTIONS only Of the route.
he Iikhl 70 reject any and all bids that may be
The contractor must he in readiness for seryice by
t3e hrst tisO day OF April, lsI1, aud must have
communicated with readily At the starting points 81
blank forms showing the conditions Of the con.
tract TO be entered into must accompany and be i
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-18
PRoPosAIs FOR WHEAT FOR WINNIE

Il BAtO INDIANA.
Sealed prpposalH, In duplicate, will be received at
the oiiioe Of the Superintendent Of Indian Affairs
nishinE wheat for the winnebalSo Indians at their
observation on the Missouri river, In Nebraska,
eighty.hVe miles north OF Omaha city, as follows
One hundred (iO1) bushels OF wheat per week
from January 81, ls73, to August ~, ls5a period Of
thirty weeks, making the Rmount Of wheat TO be
supplied three thousand bushels,
The said wheat To be delivered at the Agency
FIGURING Mil on the Reservation, to be clean and o.
good quality and subject to inspection and rejec.
ton by the agent Of the wlnnebagOe-.
The right y reserved TO increase or diminish the
quantity AZ the discsction Of the Superintendent o.
may be entered into, by giving the contractor or
contractors six weeks notice thereof.
Each prOporal must have copy OF this advertise
ment 10 alp from q newupaperJ attached thereto,
The contractor or CONTRACTOR will be required To
give good and sufficient bond In the sum ~ three
thousand B,QOOl dollars for the fulhllment OF the
cpntract, with two or more sureties, whose sum.
eieney must BE certified to by United states Judge
or District Attorney.
The contractor or contractors must be prepared
tract.
:, rhs right is ressrved to reject any and all bids
Proposals should be addressed to the undersigned
and Endorsed Proposals for Wheat for winnebaso
Bdders are inyited TO be present at the opening Of
Bids: which will be PROMPTLY a, ths h9gE above
Superintendent Of Indian Affairs
OMAHA, NEB., LIST mo-, 9Th, ls11 jalt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-18
ON MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MIN FROM The
Manhood restored; Impcdments 70 Marriage re.
msrkable remediies. Books aud Cirsuars .sni free.
IN sealed onyclgpes -.
Ninth street, Philadelphia, rA,-An Institution hay.
ing hlsi1 rcpHtAtion for. honorable conduct and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-18
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE

~ - WAsHINoTos, ID. o., Jan 10, 1874
On the petition Of WILLIAM CLEVELAND Hicks,
patent granted TO him on the 18th day Of April, s5e
Tor an Improvement N Sewing Machinesl
closed on the llth day q March next that the tipe
for Ming Arguments aud the Examiners report BE-
limited 70 the sst day Of MAryh next and that said
petition be heard on the 10th day Of March next
Any person may oppose this extension.
laltTu9W 81. D. LE00ETT. COMMENCING.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-18

u wAsHISGTos, D. C., Jan. lsia
On the petition OF LEROY X INVITE, OF NAtSsf"lrN,
Conn, praying for the extension 81 patent granted
TO him on the 9Th day o. April lsS9 for an Improve
meut la BuTniHhing MAchinest
It Ia ordered that the testimony in tho case be
el0ael on the 9TH day OF March next, that tbs lne
limited 10 the Nth day Of March nq1t and that said
petition be heard on tins 18th day q March next
lAA1,1plN NJ, y. Lka0EfT, ConmisAiontr,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-18
MEDICAL.

SMALLPOX, SMALLPOX. : DIR. W. n. BAL
- Dun pniailinH Prsyen!iye Of s,nallpYIr
tween and northwest, three doors north o. I'M.
ted States Medical Museum. lAn7 I'M
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-18
DRoPosAIs FOR FENCES.

OFFIcE CHmF QUARrERMAsTERJ
DEPARTAENT or THE GULF, :
INV ORLEANS, La, December ". ls72 J
Sealed proposals. In triplicate, with copy Of this
ADVERTISEMENT attached, will be received al this
ONCE until twelve O'clock m, FRIDAY, February 4,
1873, for the erection around each OF the national
cemeteries at Alexandria, Baton Rouge and Port
Hudson Louisiana, OF wall Of stone with copingl
or brick, or an Iron fence, and at each lodge Of
stone brick also for three iron gates for each Oh
the above named cemeteries,
Bids may be for the whole work OF all the cemete-
riea, or for a single cemetery.
The bonds required for the faithful performance
Of the contracts will be In amount twenty per cent
Of the whole AMOUNT Of each contract
Proposals to be addressed TO the undersigned
and Endorsed "ProposAls for erecting lodges Tor
walls or iron fences around eemeteriesD
By order OF the QuAr!srpssteT General
WILLIAM b. HUGHES,
Jas Chief OuArtermAHteF,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-18
DECORATIONS.
INGs AND DECORATIONS.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
J. scriber has obtained from the supreme Court
pt the District o. Columbia, holding special term
MELIHpA FoRHEsT, late u Wellington city, Dis.
tTict OF Columbia, deceased. All persons having
70 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof, 10
the su6seriher, on or before the 9TH day Of Jan:
from all benefits Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this lth day Of January,
'' jSnswsw fAdmaiNMiILt1T.SSosr
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-01-18

~ wAsHIEqToS, d. O., January Ia, Is7a
On the petition OF SAMUEL u, sRKTos, Oh Bait,
more, Nd, praying for the extension OF a patent
granted 70 him on the 18th day OF April Isla, re
Issued on the 81 day Of December. 1851 and In two
divisions No l6ll and Ian on the 18th day 81 Feb.
ru4ryI 1904 No ldal, being again reiHsued on the
Ith day " september, 1854 aud on the latb day o.
fTtFlaIy, looil LOT an improvement In Stoves
~ u ordered that the testimony Ia the case be
closed on the 18th day Of March next; that the
% limited TO the eStl day u March pSXt and that
next N'' ~ - N@' W "f''
AiEffffSSSSG may IA
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
The Ex.Empress Eu:cnie.

a correspondent writes: "The
other dly at Baden | saw walking in
the little park near the baths party
towards whose motion every eye was
turned. With no more than reasona-
Bile Yankee curiosity l approached
the party. and saw that the central
figure was a woman, TO whom the
greatest Difference was paid by the
half-dozen ladies and gentlemen that
walked il: her train. She had u com.
manling face and figure, and alto
.eilicr the appearance of one ac-
cas'omcd to exercise authority. Her
ica' urrs showed traces-yes, more
than traces-of great beauty, and her
hair. which was brushed back in SIM
pie fashion, was of that peculiar ten.
der brown which one sees on a half
ripe chestnut just turned out of its
shell. She WAS dressed in the deep
est mourning-am Imperial serge
heavily trimmed with Grape, aud tie
only ornament she wore was u heavy
necklace Of jet and u jewelled ONYX
cross. And this was the woman who
for m'ny years reignrd supreme in
her simple dover of beauty and
goodness beside the Emperor Napo-
leon Ill, the radiant Euyenie de
Muntijo. There are traces of care
and of grief now in her face, but
there are lines OF hope also. She be-
lieves i'll the French people and in the
magic ma,ne of Bomnparte. She be-
licves In her son-tO whose education
she has given her best thought, her
tenderest solicitude. She 10 now an
invalid, broken down by too active
life anu by her recent great troubles.
She walks painfully, and is obliged to
support herself with u cane. But
with her intimities she is still grace
ful, still vivacious, still the charming
woman that captivatcd the millions
ot gallant Frenchmcn."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Death of DR.. Andersen.

70. ). Prrsb. terian. st. Louis.
Rev. 5. j. l.. AnttuIs"n, d. D., de.
parted this life oD cdnesday, the
10th inst, while visiting his old
friends, u. II. Bishop, Esq, at Jen-
ning's Station, near this city.
The deceased eminent minister sue
ceedcd Alexander VamCoart, Of pre-
cious memory. ~ the pastoral charge
Of the Central Presbyterian Church,
st. Louis. Here, fuI nearly or quite
twenty years, with rare Uloquence,
and from he carefully garncrcd stores
of unusual culture, he n,nistered to
Il large aud warmly attached cOnxre-
CATION. During much Of this time,
his health was far IRON robust, and
at last, after long struggle with
increasing bodily iliirmiCy, lie was
compelled, by the almost total loss
Of his voice, " retire from the pulpit.
Three or four years ago, he removed
to lsicAview, Illinois, where, assisted
by his children, he ha, u school,
Through the recent vacation, we saw
him frequently. Though still unable
TO speak above Il hOarsc whisper, We
did not perceive in him any thing 10
arouse apprehension: u iced wo
thought his health had soinew hat i'm
proved. II was therefore u shock To
US to learn of h.s .icrcasc. He had
gone to sojourn few days NJ Tho
home OF Dir. ID. II. bishop, long n
ruling elder 10 the Central Church
and one OF his most Cherished per-
sonal friends. There, suddenly, the
summons came. A brief illncss
closed his suflcri.gs aud his piIgrins-
age uslcrei him iutv the Immortal
health Of Heaven.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
A Strick IN Family.

lrio" Tie SnlCaRO lines
If you sre in the habit of whining
about your '.luck, read tins concern.
ing the family of Mr.. Jasper Baker,
until recently resident of North
State street. Three years ago Mr..
Baker was conductor on one Of the
NN""fh Chicago street railways, and
the happy head Of a family consisting
of wife and three interesting children.
On the Fourth of July his wife went
10 visit her sister at Aurora, taking
he children with her. On the same
day Eddie, her eldest child, a boy OF
six viii lc attempting to catch q ride
Oh freight train, was run over, and
had 4 leg and foot cut OFT. His little
sister, child of . years, was SO ap'
pallcd ut the sight that she was
thrown into brain fever and died
After returning to Chicago the Grip.
pied boy was seized with smallpox,
aud infected the rest of the family.
including Mr.. Bakers mother and
sister. Mrs. Baker died, amt her hus.
band, not sui; icntly recovered, in
attending her funeral, took cold and,
after six months of suffering. died q
few days since. Finally, on Saturday
last, the elder Mrs. Baker received u
dispatch summoming her to the death
bed Of 4 daughter at Elgim.'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Miscellaneous.

Degrees "f nIorui comparison-Gct
on, get honor. get honest.
Chairs should never bs covered
with silk, because they must be satin.
Why ia II whisper forbidden In
polite sucictyr because IL isn't
aloud.
When people bOn.t much about
keeping their heads level, you will
generally find that it 10 . "spirit-
level"
GLOW does Your husband get
,Iong ~ asked u neiYlhor uf an under.
takers wife. "Nnihing TO complain
Of he hat twelve funerals yesterday,
thanks be to goodness," WAS the re-
ply.
An old professor Of cntom"logy In
! Scotch university, who carries his
'nssi"m for strange insects too far for
he comfort OF his friends, lately
asked a guest, when h. came down
stairs in the morning, IL Le was Bit
ten by anything peculiar during tho
night. "ies," was the reply al Was
hittrm 10y f"ss {; but such biteSs -
they were. never felt anything like
it before in all my life." II believs
vOu." cried the prosessos, with an
,ir Of pride and satisfariioH IL BE-
,ieve ynu. They are Sicilisu deas > 4
imported them M! sclf!'
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
CHEAP ron CAsIs.
psvllous Voyage.
twelve ssssAssA Nsses Dsva a
Mlss0avS In q Case.
lrrsm the Bism "a. tDslos.J 7ssbsss.,

trr,m the Dism "a (UskotaJ Tsibsss.l
a party Oi Elk u.cn arrived % ttAs
place yesterday iron Fort Benton,
IN king the trip In canoes In ten dsys.
thc simple annou.. '..'n-Ht ~ such On
exploit conveys very ... :dea ~ tho
general reader Of v hat ine :Vurt,ey
really H.. The distance IL some
twelve hundred mites, through an
''nbrokcn. wild and hostile country,
,nd III ~ is 6cset with fnuxers
from the outset to the clcse. Just
DcIore the party cit Benton, news
was brought TO th.i for, ihs, British
troops hsd entered the p-up"
country, xnu that i.Uuba va. the
American irnpprrs thee wNs iIi.H,i.
nent. Old trnppcr. b. r. Src c.nver.
SAINT " Ill the fact that this secltOts
lies upon whst - kn"wn ~ The
disputed country. n", any cn.i ,arh.
mcnt upon their 'rnpp:::e ground w
the red coats will Sill. up :hc bad
blood among the American hunters,
who are men Inclined IT, fgh, tirsI
and rum afterwards. Fc,rs were
entertained ofscriuus difficulties.
The little party met y Thousand
Indians sixty Iuilcs beivw Benton,
out furil cr IMAM tOiiuw;uy the " whltes
Town the river for some instance and
improving their lungs by Yelling,
there was no disturbance. Our in.
orinunt, John Mex k!nn'y, .a,. Tho
,ilair caused q very AIRY srn-alion in
the vicinity of the sculp-lork.
They met ut Fort Peek three Sioux
warriors who had JUS. returned from
battle between the Sioux under
Sitting Bull aud baud oI Crows.
According to lnv l..dian story the
light lasted all dav. nnd at night WAS
still undecided. IL was said 10 have
taken place in the immediate vicinity
nf thu Yellowstone Expedition. Tho
weather was pleasant nearly the
whole time, AMI thci 81 time Of over
one hundred miles pc, d:.! was made.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Don Carlos.

A correspondent Of tho London
Journal has been visiting tho Carlist
headcuarters. aud thus describes q
call on his 'most religious Msjesty":
After break fast all siIe-de-caIip said
his Majesty would see me, aud d fen
minutes later I found myself in the
presence Of Don Carlos. The King
is fine-looking man, of commanding
presence, and hc towers by at least
head aud shoulders over most Of
as possible, closcly-crop,ed whiskers,
rather large but aQuiline nose, with
eyes of great brilliancy and mouth
which slightly deteriorates the effect
produced by the other features, as
both it and the chin docs not cores
pond with the tirmness depicted OH
the rest of the face, must complete
my picture of the sovereign. The ef-
feet is very prepossessing. but there
is sad careworn expression OIL his
Majcsty's cOuuteMance, and well i'll
decd there may be for great cause
is at stake. Don Carlos sharcs the
privations which, i'll this gurrilla
warfare, every one is exposed to, the
same as the lowest soldier in the
ranks, aud this, added to incessnnt
mental worry, would be enough to
break down most men. lie exposes
his life much to freely, and the gcn-
erals are continually entire ,ting him
10 be more careful but { King
wont be denied, and free ne Itly COM
mauds in person q b. t:r when
under the heaviest fire. lie is in
consequence idolized by his troops,
who adore their leader, and the vivas
which greet his spDearence ara as
thrilling as q hearty British cheer.
Don Carlos converscd some time
with me. No one dcplores the war
more than the King docs, but ne said
society was beiu. sapped to the
coro by :he socialistic tendencies Of
the Republic, and, muc! as he loved
peace, he would spare no effort 10
restore order and tranquility to his
country. His Majesty, ior Il suppose
he may be entitled SO, as he has nl-
ready been crowned by the nothern
provinces, evidently is not the priest
ridden bigot which he is declared
to be by his eneimics. lie speaks
French, German, and Italian with
fucucy, and is a perfect muster OF
that sonorous passionate Castilian
oratory which SO delights n Spanish
auLience."
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Gen. Canby'S WiLoW-A Good
Woman.

t!-ro:u the Indianapolis Jouraal,)
More Than thirty years ago. in the
little town of Craw / .rdsrili", Ind,
there was 4 merry old fashioned we'd
ding and Capt. E. Il. :. Candy and
Louisa llaWk kins were married. Both
were youns; the bride WAS beautiful,
gifted with Il rcrd-like grace of move
mant,. and Il rich and cxquisit voice
still hamnts my ear with the echo o:
its remembered music. His calm,
earnest way of loving h,r had won
/ her whole soul, ami throughout the
shifting changes of all this track of
years she has gone with him aud where
he was there has been her h"mc, her
very home. Along the louclv trou-
tier. at d"solatc Outp0s,s, in Florida,
in New Mexico, in California, even
on the rough edge of the battle. that
gentle, delicate woman has lowered
near her husband, and the banner
over her head was love. In the fruitlcss
march 1" Utah, under Bachanan's
Administrations, her tent was placed
among the mountninS where the
traop> wintered. What the husband
gained i'll moral height by the COM
panionsiiip of the ChriStian wife, how
much he owed to her, and we through
him, has not been Recognized. Ills
inherited tendency to gloom was
charmed away III that serene and
gracious presence. There was heal
ing in the wings of the guardian
spirit, and through her ccasrless Wig
ilaucc, whatever could har,ss and ar
noy was smoothed fr"n before him
rs by the unseen agency of fairy
bands. Partly tn this nniaiiing care
i due t'lat even p"isc Of BRAIN which
kept his judgment so finely balanced
that. rs las been said oil Washington
IN action, '''ic Icver failed TO observe
all that was possible" Nothing
could exceed the knigHtlr tenderness,
the cni.r;iv Difference OF his manner
to her. lie early lrarucd-as sooner
or later all must lcaru-that Il
little love is better than much fame,
and those who knew him merely
rs the sileut, inflexiblo officer, could
not guess how the lUvciimcss of her
life was blended with his, and filled
it with an unlersonS OF woaherful
sweetness. Ii is pleasant i'll this age
of individuality and seli-asScriiOn to
lind woman like her of whom l
! write, who has never considered the
question of rights, is content to vest
her alnb. tiOn in another, and be SIM
p'ya wife. She has not lived like the
lilies who toll not, but has ever been
an active, earnest worker, mindful of
others, iorgetful of nothing but self.
Her household was directed with a
wise aud elegant THRIFT, more abua-
dant than any waste, and once when
| tha ,n,,.r,I I /. urhiuuly y Cnrn niniuaJ , e
being kept on short allowance, she
| surprised him with Il sum saved from
his pay sufficient for the purchase OF
Il farm in Missouri. This, too, was
for others. In Richmond she made
our emenies love her, and in New
Orleans said, Il can hardly keep
lnythiug. there is such suffering abou,
U.S." How many she has warmed and
checred, aud comfurted. only the re-
cording angel has written.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
Executor. Sale of Real Estate.

NOTICE is here:'v given 10 all r'rsons. That
~ by virtue of the power aI,i authority xeS'e' ,
in me, aS ENecui"r in AMI 'v the last a;!i ans
Testament of Niliiln self. deceased, !. J"h.i
J.. Rvlani. EN Gator pf t',c last Will anl trSti-
Inent oil said William Self, deceased, VIII, "n
Thursday, the 9,h day of October.
=. ID. 1878.
IN front of the cour: hOus., in the city Of Lex
ington, in the county of Lafayette. and >tae OF
Missouri, and during the session # the Probate
the highest hi dr~ ,..-N. all the rsht. title,
interest anil r-tl,r II The 81 Il viii III s"lf.
deceased. :, ~. me f'lipw;nr described real
c.t,te. situate aGd being in the county OF Liiav-
cite, and Stit. Of Missouri. AMI describe III
sal las. will and testament aS foil p::s:
beginning at Il point 20 feet north of the n"rfh
west corner oi bio:k No. -, in IN" lr>t AL iifion
10 the town of Lexington afureSli1, and ram
ming thence north II the nnr.ern lin Of o"cti ~
-, in township u Of rLn:r =; theme. with etid
section eIsiwargily. To a point north of n. mort
east of said block -, being three h'iiirr,
feet distant; tn nee south 'na point ID iest nrrih
of the northeast corner of siid Dl"cN
70; theme. with line parallel 10 tn.
line secondly mentioned abtr", west in
feet to the plac.. of beginning. >lil lot
bv estimate being l6 fact iiclrs wide at th''
west end AMI - feet . inches wide at the c:st
emil, and three hundred lee. long. AMI hNin !:
the brick dwelling house uI said de .-aSv,i aud
other houses situat"d on it, and is part cf the
strip between the First aad .in,irrson's addition
10 the city of Lexington. said re,l e>fa'" VIII
lie sold for cash, for thu para ,-c of paying the
debts due by hrr-tat" of ,I'd william >eii. d..
ceased. Witness my hanI This ::Mii .iay OF
August. 1873. JOHN l.. RfLASb,
scpt3 Executor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-24
CgaEx OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MISSOURI, lss

SlNi = os MiSSotRl,
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
In the Probat. Court of Lafayette county, Mis-.
>ouri-Iuly adjourned term, 1873 August sdth
NOW, at thi, day comes Benz. u. Raelan,l
IN administrator of the estate of Vim \ rhorp
deceased, and presents to the court his petition
PRAYING for An order for the sale of 50 much oi
the real state Of said deceased, = will pay and
satisfy the remaining debts ,iu. 10y said estate
and vet unpaid for want ot suthricIt assets, ac-
compIniei by thrac counts, ii>'s and invent ories
Required by law IN such cases; "n examination
whereof IL is ordered that all persons Interested
In said estate he notified that application rs
aforesaid has been made, AMI that ul!c-- Iii"
trary BE- shown on or before tn. first day OF the
neNt term OF this Court, Ia lie held Oh the first
Monday in Octsher, 1873 an order Wi bs mai,
for the sale of the VIII 'le, much of the rca
estate of said deceased will b.. suilicelt for the
payment of said debts.
AMI il is further ordered that this notice bs
,ublishei in the Lexington Weekly Iniel!g IL.
Ger. newspaper printed in said county OF l.a-
SSyette for four weeks slcresStvelv, the last in.
sertiou TO be ~ least four weeks before the
naencement Of the next te m Of the court.
4 trae copy. Attest:
suS,. JOHN f. BURDEN. Clerk