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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-17

Monday afternoon. the moon in its first
quarter with a bright star just below it, made
its appearance i'm the Western heavens, and
tht'multitudes commented thereon, considera-
bly,. A clear blue sky, after the rain, with
such silver badge in it, made Il very pretty
appearance. All the magi were questioned,
but the cause thereof was not in their philosO-
ply. There was talk Of atmospheric refrac-
ton. astronomical refraction and all kinds of
"fractons,' bat why this identical fraction OF
a moon and its aidecamp, the star. should pop
up over us when it was all sunlight, was UNI
explained until our friend from the suDfi0w-
er quarter made this observation - | KIN
count for 1t easy enough the moon is behind
hand Oh count OF mud and r aims
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-17

An ordinance providing for the construction OF side
walk on Iron Avenue.
Be Il ordained by tie Mayor aud CogRci!mea Of tie
City Of SdkiRd.
Section /. That every owner of any real estate
AUDITING the south side of Iron Avenue in the city
of Salna between >aRta Re Avenue and Front sire
hereby required build to be bui.t by the
It day of October after the passage of this ornsnc
IA sidewalk on the said south side OF Iron Avenue In
front of such real estate. such sidewalk 10 be
sruccd described in section two OF this ordinance
and the satisfaction and approval of the ttee
streets and sidewalks Of sand city.
set. 2 Tbs sidewalk hereby provided for shall be
of even grade throughout. 10 be determined by said
committee they shall he 5 feet and 4 inches wide on
the side OF the bridge and feet wide the east
mon pine plank two inches thick and spiked with 20
penny nails and shall be supported by NO inch
strlngcrs well Tapped and spiked with 20 penny nails
The strngcrs shall be laid Hat stones placed at in
terFals Ot four feet where practicable ami on trcste
where the same shall be necessary.
Sec. g. The said committee shall prac-
icabe after the said LIST day OF october, cause 10 De
constructed on Iron Avenue between the limits de-
fined in section and In the manner specified IN sec
ton Of this ordinance, sidewalk IN front OF AL lots
and premises whose owners shall not nave cOmpISd
with the foregoing requirements.
Sec. 4 The expense of building such sidewalk by
the said committee shall be ASSESSED against the real
estate AUDITING thereon according to the front feet So
abutug thereon and shall be collected other taAcr
such real estate
Sec. 3. That this ordinance shall take effect and b,
in force from and after its publication IN the SA
LINE COUNTY JOuENAL.
Approved september lith, 1874
". >. WELLS, Mayor.
hereby certify that the above is true asd correc
copy Of ordinance passed by the councIlmen OF h
city Of salina on september lith, 1874.
Attest: l.. L. BowEN. City Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-17

The Republic monthly, for September, opens
with an ably written twelve page article on
Reconstruction, by Southern Statesman.
This is followed by twenty articles OIL the live
questions of the day, including the White
League organizat lions of the South and their
fruits 1t also contains the full text or syn
opsis of each of the Republican and Democrat
c State Conventions held-twelve in number
up TO the date of issue. Publis he'd at Wash
ington, ID. c., at s. a year. Back numbers
and bound volumes supplied TO order.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-17
TIME TABlE-K. p. r. r.
CHURCH DIRECTORY

;,prspyTgprAx-w 4 Simpklns, Pastor. Preach
ing each sabbath al II A. NJ. and 7. NJ. SabDati
school 2:30 L. NJ. Prayer Meetings "Wednesday eve
nings.
NyrroDIsv EPISCoPAL-Rev. +. v. Hill Pastor
Preaching every sabbath at 1880 \. NJ anu ~
o'clock r. M sabbath school, each aJDa;h, "a
ga. NJ. Prayer Meeting. "Wednesday evenings
FPlscoPAL-Rev. J. II. Lee, Pastor. Preachlngon ui'
first and third sibbaths ofcach month al II y. NJ
CAruoLdc-Rev John Fogarty, Pastor. Services OF
IN. second sabbath each month AT the Court llous'
RArr1sT-Rey. j. II. Downer, Pastor. Preaching OF
The first and third sundays Of each month"; morning
md evening Sabbath school, $50 Il. NJ, every
sabbath Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
tuusrtAS DEMONSTRATING in the Baptist churcl
on the I'd and lih Lords day OF each month, by
Elder a. ID. Goodwin.
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COTrNTV DIRECTORY.

Jude Of the District Court. II. PnEscoTr.
Scnator-J II. EDWARDS.
Railroad AssessOr-W. +. LESLIE.
R,l,rescntative-J. WEAVER. -.
Connty Commssioncrs-W. b. SCIToLL, chairman
s N PALMER and 4. :. CHANPLN.
County Cicrk-DAVID BEEBE
County Attomey-E. ". lloDGKNsoN.
Probate Judge-F a WiLDMAN
CLERK Of the Observation-Disclosures boNDl'
County IIcnsurcr-C. T.. FAULKNER
sheriff.. j. GOiNG.
Register of Deeds. 7. CRiSs. -
Coroner-J. X. LUI.L in.
Survcyor-O. L. HAMILTON
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making quite ford for horses and teams. The
approach TO the bridge on the East Side has
been considerably damaged by the ovefow.
The first story of the mill below the bridge is
submerged and there is five or six inches of
water in the second story. The water at this
writing has now commenced falling slowly
and there is now a prospect of its subsiding TO
its common level within a few hours.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-17
Something Worth Knowing.

II H. worth something to know that the shortest pos
sible route from Kansas City to Buffalo, Pittsburg.
Wheeling, Parkcrsburg, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York Boston and nteru sdiae points i. through
ST. Louis, over the St Louis Kansas City & Northern
Short Line sHd the shortest possible route from Kan
sas City to Hannibal, Quincy Chicago, Toledo, De
ro, and intermediate points, via st. Louis Kansas
CITY { Northern Short Line II is the only road run
ming six fast express trains, than any other
line, between the Missouri and Mississippi Rivers
This road in connection with the Kansas City, ST..
10 seph 4 Council Bluffs r r.. forms the only Omaha
and ST. Louis through line running through Pullman
Sleeping Palaces between On aha and st. Louis, and
positively the only line that passengers from Calfor-
MIA, Utah, Sioux City, Omaha, Council BluGs, Ne
braska City, and 81. Joseph connect Gy al
trains of the Kansas City St Joseph & Council Bluffs
Railroad close and direct for st Louis and all points
East via ST. Louis. Any other line TO ST. Louis involves
lay over at Kansas City of five hours, train.
This is the only line running many trains with SUI
perb Reclining Chair Coaches elegantly carpetcd, and
hueA with dressing with toilet convenrnces for
Iadies gentlemen and families, ,citiout any extra
charge Ticket agents selling lck cts to the East will
voueh for the above iacts and iurn sh tickets map
circulars and time tables by this route. For other in
formation relative to this liae address \. C. Dawes
St Joseph, No, or z. II. Groat, st. Louis, No
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CITY DIRECTORY.

Nayor-W :. WELLS.
Councilmcn-P Q. BoND, NJ. W. KEITH, l.
GRANT ED MITTMANN, CHARLIE. llMLiN.
Police Julge-N.-f. CARROLL.
Clcrk-EDWIN t. BOWEN.
Trcasurer-J NJ. BLoDGETr.
MarShal-L. VI. TUTTLE.
Policcman-J. : GhIER.
street Commissioner C.L- ICssEl.
City Attorney-JoHN L o. TER.
thcf of Fire Dcpartment-lEA J.. CARVER
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BneoKy1LLE. KASs., Sept. 10th, 1s7i

To Tie gOters Of Saline county:
Ne, the undersigned citizens of Brookville, would
respectfully place before you the nanc Of IL. s Cum
nIngham rs candidate for the enice of Judge of the
Probate Court. Believing him to be in every way
competent and eligable to ill mat position, and earn
esty request your assistance in securing him the nom
nation Feeling do that this end of the county
has never been represented among county officials,
We do not hesitate is asking you to assist Us in secur-
ing the nomination of this gentleman ut the county
convention. Very respectfully,
= n Stearn. w +. Leslie
l. German = NJ Palmer,
t'has f Granger william y AndcrSo n,
G. W Gentry ThOs Anderson,
W II Gentry, Joseph Duncan,
NJ ID Mccormick W. Walker.
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attachment Notice.
In Justices court before f. l. Norton. Justice Of n
Peace in and for smoky Ifll Township, in the
county OF Saline, and State 81 Kansas

county OF Saline, and State 81 Kansas
Z. q. Smith, Plaintiff, /
Lacy 8 wilde and Henry \
Wilde, Defendants.
The above named defendants Lucy :. Wilde and Hen
~ w Wilde will take notice that they have been sueG
by ihePlaintid O Smith, for the Of one hundred
and twenty dollars and sixty cents (SI2l SCI 1ha
summons and order of attachment have been issued
81 day of semember, is14, made returnabie OF
the 18th day OF september, ls74 At O'Clock, O IA
That said order of attachment returned the 81
day OF September, 1874, served by attaching money
and credits in the hands of II. :. Cunningham. Thai
the trial of said has been adjourned 10 the l5tt
dav of October, 1874, ct clock, IN OF said day
wien the same Will come on for hearing.
Il o. SMITH, Plaintiff.
By Il A Frame. his attorney
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-17

A series of resolutions passed by the Nc
Phersoa and Saline Counties Agricultural
Club was receccived too late for publication
this week.
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Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that by mutual consent and
agreement the copartnershp heretofore existing be-
tween the undersi gned under the firm name and
stvle of Wilson Bros & Co ia this day dissolved.
James NJ and Benjamin l.. Wilson viii continue tht
business thor old stand under the firm name and
style OF Wilson Bros 10 whom alone all outstanding
debts and aims due the said late firm of Wilson Bro
q Co will be paid and who alsne are hereby author
lied TO the of the said late firm liqudat-
ing and settling the debts and claims of the said late
finn. j. NJ. WILSON,
b. l.. WILSON
A. j. MINARD.
Salna, Kans. September IL, ls3i. S2-iw
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-17

A Good-looking brick residence is being
built Oh Fifth street, in the southern part OF
town.
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lfNNOUNCEMENTS.

The und, isgncd specially Offers himself as can
sllatr Tor Clerk of the District Court subject 10 the
gctlon of the Republican convention. -
JACOB DEWITT.
in nccor lance with the IcjtatiJns OF my friends
in the western portion Of our county, announce my
self candidate for the Office OF Probate Judge OF Sa-
line county subject the decision of the Republican
cDunty con cntion. II, :. CUNNINGHAM.
20 tlo rioters Of Saline county:
hereby announce that 1 am candidate for the OF
NV L. G. SKANCKE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-17
SALIVA WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

Corrected by Il T Watson, dealer in Groceries
royI-ions and Quecnswarc, IS santa Fc avenue
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-17
MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
Patronize Home Manufactures.
THE CLIMAX"

wish to to the farmers Of Central Kansas
that am permanently located at SAIna, Kansas
and intend manufacturing nay improved flaming Mil
Climax. Having hal AN experience Of over Ia years
in the business, feel justified In making the assertion
that the Climax has eqsa for the great variety Of
cleaning that can be done 10y 1T cleaning anything ~
the shape of grain, from grass seed up 10 corn
Ial=o maks in connection with my mill business 3
very nice article Of MILK SAFE with doors and
sides which admits free circulation OF air and light.
two things Indispensable for the raising o! cream
Every machine warranted to be OF the best material
and the mechanical par fret class.
shop Filth St., In Lul!'s building
WILLIAM SULLIVAN
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SPECIAL NOTICE

sy BROWN SHIRT tnanoigr ~
the
rhcego nj IN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-17

DRUGS MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, ETC.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-17

Capt F. 4. Whitman has been appointed
Probate Judge, TO succeed Henry Logan, re-
signed:~fle received his appointment from
the Governor, Monday evening. No better
appointment could have been made. nor one
which would have better suited the voters OF
Saline county. The Captain has alre ady been
sworn in and given his bond, aud Is ready for
business.
The following Letters Patients were issued
10 citizens Of the State OF Kansas for the week
ending Sept LIST: Well Tube Points. F. Her
rington, Topeka, No. l5l.l39 Corn.Husking
Implements, W. L. CoveRtor.and J. r. Dallas.
Auburn. No. l54,2l Combined Harrows and
Seetlers Il. McAdams. Fort Scott No. Isl .f65.
Reported by Fitch x Fitch. Solicitors OF Pat
ents, No. 81, Park Row, New York City.
through John Foster: attorney. al law. Cor
responding Solicitor, in Saline county, Salina,
Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1874-09-17

LUMBER SHINGLES, LArn, SASH, DOORS, Blinds, Er;.
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hereby certify that the above is true aSd correct
copy of ordinance passed by the CounCncn OF the
city Of salina September lith, 1874
Attest: J.. +. bowen. City Clerk.
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lie hopes by industry and fair dealing 70 merit
are Of public patronage. III. motto Is g Live ani :
Let Live" Highest & ash Price paid for Hide
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[rublished September Eth, 1874
Ordinance No. 1876.

salina, Kans., September II, ls74
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-22
an0xbIs a0lssklp GbrOnts daonssOap, april 90, lsz4
That "startling Combination,

We are old fogy enough to believe that
in politics no less than in morals, honesty
is the best policy,n and that no party or
political aspirant can, for any length Of
time, be successful, or at any time useful,
that disregards this maxim, An open,
manly, straightforward, undertaking adj
yocacy of the principles we profess, at all
times and under all circumstances, and
the earnest support for political preferment
of only those who are in full and complete
sympathy and harmony with the princi-
Piles and party of our choice, we believe to
be the only true course; for it is alone
through such course that one of the chief
aims of true patriotism can be attained, a
just and proper administration of govern
ment.
We have been led to write this by no.
ticing recently in the columns of a pro-
fessedly Republican journal, the advocacy
of very different course" q new de-
parture'-in the approaching State cleo
lions, against which-and all similar COM
binations in the future, as this one seems
already to have eXploded-we beg leave
here and now to enter our protests, and
venture TO make this prediction-that any
man or set of men, clique or faction, who
shall attempt to lead or gull the Republi-
cans Of Tennessee into an unnatural and
unholy alliance of this character, will
most surely come to condign grief and
mortal woe. The principles of the Repub-
lican party are of too great value to thus
be put upon the market and sold out to
any political gambler who may bid. We
can not afford to make any trade, or enter
into any entangling alliance. The truth
is, the memory of little bargain and sale
made in this State a few years since is
rather too fresh to give much encourage
ment to another just at this juncture. Re-
miniscences may be often unpleasant, yet
they are none the less hful.-KiRgStoR
TdlIeU Ne3Ds,
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-22
.Etna Life Insurance Company.

MARION, VA, April 9TH, 1874.
Received from the 1ltna Life Insurance
Co., of Hartford, Conn, through their
agent, Andrew Miles, ST. 600 in full pay
ment, satisfaction and discharge of policy
No. 9S0Sj, issued by said Company on the
life of my deceased husband, j. H.
Ricketts,, and the same is hereby surren-
dered to be cancelled.
MARY F. RICKETTS,.
Those who desire life insurance should
not imagine that it is immaterial where
they seek it. This is to them a question of
vital importance, as these contracts run
through long term of years, and they
ought to be morally certain that the COM
pany in which they are about to invest
their savings is so governed and guided, its
base so strong and well sustained, its
management so prudent and economical
that it will be able to meet its engagements
at maturity. The 1ltna has proven, by
paying over S3l, 600 to widows and or
phans, that she possesses in very eminent
degree the above elements of stability and
safety, and we have no hesitation in
recommending both the Company and its
General Agent, Andrew Miles, to the peo-
pie of East Tennessee as being in every
way worthy of their confidence and
patronage. ivds&sw1t
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-22
Extent of the Recent Snow Storm.

The severe and unreasonable snow storm
which visited this locality Thursday, last
ing several hours, and melting as rapidly
as it touched the water-soaSed earth, is
known to have extended some two hum
bred miles south of this latitude. Persons
who arrived here by river yesterday, report
having encountered the white flakes in
mid air above the mouth of White river,
and the officers of vessels that came down
the river say that trees, shrubs and natures
foliage generally was covered with thick
coating of snow to within seventy.five
miles of this city. a heavy snow storm
fell over Northern Missouri last Saturday
and Sunday, and it is considered one of
the most remarkable meteorological events
on record. 1t ragged without intermission
for nearly twenty-four hours, covering the
ground to a depth of about eight inches.
In 1851 similar storm prevailed in the
same locality on the night of April Cd, but
since that time nothing like it has occur
red. Memphis avalanche, llH.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-22
Drinking Freaks of the Inhabitants or
DahOmey

Court life at Abomey is anything but
easy. and least of all during the annual
Customs" which, with little intermission
last Cor months. Some people may think
that it is an easy thing to sit under an UNI
brella like the "Great MOgul Bahia, for
sixteen hours at stretch, the monotony
of court routine being relieved by drinking
rum and muscatel, the incessant firing OF
of guns, the furious dances of hundreds OF
Africans, and occasional pas dc lteNr with
the King, the general hilarity being con-
summated by the sight of several victims
thrown from platform, tied up in baskets,
whose heads were slowly hacked OIL by
impromptu executors. all the great MOBILES
competing to discharge that horrid duty.
On such occasions the King after a
dance to rouse his spirits, drinks spirits of
wine out of the skull of petty king whom
he had slain with his own hand, While the
whole Infatuated crowd demands to be led
against the hated 'Abbeokuta; that it may
.be broken and destroyed utterly. Such
court ceremonies prolonged for days and
weeks and months, might pail on the most
ardent appetite for the sensational. Mr..
Skertchly attended them all-indeed, 1T
would have been the greatest breach OF
etiquette to have declined them, On the
rule that it is the duty of travellers TO see
all that is to be seen, but he confesses over
and over again his relief when darkness
fell on the excited scene, and the KING
sent him his "pass rum, " for without rum
in gallons and demUohns no action IN
daily life is complete in Abomey.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-22
Wasn't That Kind of a Fellow.

During a social-evil revival in the city
of Glasgow, Scotland, it was the custom of
clergymen to go about the streets at night
and invite any poor unfortunate who
might be wandering amid the lonely
echoes to a midnight tea party, where
prayer was mingled with hospitality.
On one occasion a respectable and
portly old divine found young
woman standing at the corner of
a street in rather an undecided atti-
tude. "Young woman" said he, twill
you come with me to the house of prayer
/ would save you from life of misery here
and damnation hereafter" 80, if you
please sir, ;" replied the unprotected female,
til ANTI social evil; I'm only waiting
for a bus
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-22

\ short time ago discovery interesting
o archaologists was made while digging
{ q tumulus few miles north Of Freder-
kstadt, Norway. The hull of vessel,
n ade entirely of oak, and evidently Of
great age, was found embedded in STRAIT
UNI of clay. 1t is rather flat and low IN
the water, tapering to a point at each end,
with a length of kell Of A feet and a
breadth of beam of 10 feet. 1t is supposed
to have been used as war vessel for coast
service being propelled by oars and sails.
An ancient practice in Norway was to
place the vessel over the remains of the
captain, and fragments of dress, horse ac-
coutrements, and harness have been dis
covered under this. The vessel is supposed
to date from the time of the vikings, and
the Society of Antiquaries at Christaina
have caused the entire lot to be conveyed
10 that place, to be set up within the pre-
cincts of the University.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-22
The Bald Mountain BugabOO.

1t has caused fifty-fve conversions to re
ligion, broken up twenty-seven Illicit
whisky distilleries, drove from the coun-
try two sub-revenue officials, rid the noun
tains of sorry preacher, and furnished us
several columns of reading matter. On
the other hand the damage is slight, for
had it broken up all the crockery in the
mountains the cost would not have been $40,
while Mrs. Nannie's chimney would have
tumbled with the first strong wind
RCLciQh NelUS.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-22
InsoIvent Notice.

COUNTY COURT AT DAtDRIDGE. JEFFERSON
COUNTY, TENNEss RE-ApRIL TERN. 1874.
THE INSOLVENCY OF THE ESTATE OF GA
Il BRIEL GALLIDAY, deceased, having been sug-
gesed by 5. q. NJ. Glass; administrator il is ordered
by the Court that be made for four consec
utiye weeks in the Knoxville Chronicle. newspaper
published in the city of Knoxville notifying the cred
itors ofsad estate to ale their claims with the Clerk Of
the County Court of eerson county Tennessee on or
Gated required by law, they will be thereafter
barred April 9Th, 1874.
A true copy Of the recOrd-Test;
JAMES NJ. NICHOLSON Clerk.
iy22wi By Ed. r.. HALL. Deputy Clerk.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-22
Whittier They Go.

1t is conjectured that the immigration TO
the United States will be reducedIone,t third
this year. The New York Express says that
of the immigrants recently arrived at that
port, nearly the whole body have left for
places of distinction agreed upon before
leaving home, the great West, as usual,
absorbing the greatest number. OF one
thousand arriving inNew York on Friday,
only twenty remained in that city.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-04-22
Original Attachment.
JUSTICES COURT. COOKE COUNTY, TENN

JUSTICES COURT, COOKE COUNTY, TENN.
C.. 7. Peterson vs.. John Gregory.
IT APPEARING To THE COURT THAT THE DE-
i PENDANT so absconds conceals himself &C.
which Is sworn TO. in this cause, that the ordinary
process of law not be served upon him. ordersS
that publication be made for four successive weeks in
the Knoxville Weekly Chronicle. newspaper pub.
lished in the city Of Knoxville, Tennessee, notifying
said defendant to appear before me. at my office ia
Newport in Cooke county Tennessee, on the 4th day
Of June 1874, then and there to plead, answer or de-
muir or otherwise make defense 10 the same. or the
same will be set down for hearing eNparte December
4. 1874. ii, II. BAER, j. p.
iylw4' For Cooke County, Team.