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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-08-21
CANDIDATES.
For state Senat tor.

UWA INT SVNHEUFs
MIR. EDITOR Please announce that. at thc
solicitation Of many Democrats and Conserve.
tiyes OF the parish of st. Landry, DR.. W. IT,
of the parish of Calcasieu, has con.
scented to become a candidate for the State Sen
ate, at the election of November next.
IN concedIng to our sister parish the right of
presenting q candidate for the said Office, we
recommend DIR. Kifkman to the ia
yoEable consideration OF the Democrats and
Conservatives of ST. Landry.
-. NAN VOTERS OF ST. LANDRY.
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A Buffalo editor never takes time by
the back hair, He simply casts the eye
ofhismind across the ehasmO of centuries.
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OFFICIAL,
To the Qualified Electors of the State
of Louisiana.

of Louisiana.
STATE OF LOUIsIANA.)
Office of the Secretary Of State.
New Orleans, July IA, 1874
In conformity to article lat, title nine of the
constitution of 1868, publication is hereby made
to the voters of the State of Louisiana. of the
proposed amendments to the constitution of the
State agreed to by twOIthirds of the members of
the elected to each house of the regular session
of the General Assembly of the year 1874, and
required to be published three months before
the next general election for Representatives to
the General Assembly i'll at least one newspaper
in every parish of the State. in which a news
paper shall be published. Said amendments ap-
pear fully in acts Nos. 4, % and "a of said session
of the General Assembly, which are herewith
officially published for the information of voters.
and will he submitted to the people at the gen
eral election Monday, November 2, 1874, in such
manner and form that the people may vote for
or against such amendments separately; and if
a majority Of the voters shall approve and ratify
all or either Of said amendments, the same shall
become a part Of the constitution.
P. G. DESLONDE.
Secretary of State.
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Insecure a scowl of perfect disgust
frob4h woman, tell her that a caterpillar
is crawling on the back of her dress.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-08-21
A GALE FOR A NATIONAL

Il L ~ IN .
The New York State Association for the Pro
lection of Fish and Game" believing that the
time had arrived When public sentiment was in
faVOrof forming Il Grand National Organization
for the protection of Fish and Game, did, in con
Vcntion assembled at Oswego n. Y. Oh June %,
1874, adopt the following:
Resolved, That this Association, i'll COnven-
ton assembled, do indorse the call for Il National
Association, issued i'll the American Sportsman
OF February 81, 1874" having for its object the
procurement of "intelligent and efficient lcgis-
lation for the protection Of Game Birds and
Fish, and did name the 9th day of September.
1874, and Niagara Falls, N. Y, as the proper time
and place for holding such convention, and did
appoint us as delegates to said convention, now,
Therefore,. We do issue this call TO all State
SpOrtSmen'S Associations and Local Organiza-
lions where no State Associations exist, and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. where no local clubs exist.
to take the matter in hand and send Delegations
to said Convention, and make the meeting one
worthy of American neutrality-suspicious..
A. {. NATION, OswegO, N. Y.
ST. MURRAY, Niagara Falls, n. Y.
n. ROWE. West Troy, n. Y.
GEO. W. FLOWER, WatGrt0wn, n. Y.
w. ]. BABCOCK, Rochester, \, Y.
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List Of Letters

A1st OF Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at Washington, La.
August LIST, 1874, and it not taken out before
the LIST Of September, 1874, will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office at Washington, d. C..
Byas, Miss Sarah LaGraft, Henry
BrOOklns, Duff Lartigue, Nelson 2
Bird, n Morris q Bro
Beard, j Mccain & Dunn
Cole, j Il --.-. Mcpherson, Samuel
Duffy, Patrick Miles, Oscar.
David, Orelien Oliver, Mrs +
D6iean. AdOlphc Owene, Rev
Demct- Jas s Phillips, J NJ
Daniels, J W Paquetfe, Alai1e
Foster, Lulie Perry, Maria
FOntenOt, Eleba ~. Richard, CS
Heurteyant, Joseph Roupet, sflvie Q
HeurteVant, M Reynolds CG 2
HOllier, widow Bob Reed, AlphOnSe
johnson, Robert Syverson, John
King. IF st. Gaudains, Jenny 2
Knight, EllenOr Teals. Jas c 2
Lu1e, Agpess a .. Thompson, Geo Leo
Lullt, Otis -@r.As r.ra- Vidrine, Alcin .l..s
#rss, ... ED. P. GOODWIN, p. NJ.
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DR.. VIM. A. ROBERTSON is a candidate for
the State Senate at the next election, from this
composed of the parishes of Lafayette.
Calcasieu and ST. Landry,
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On motion, the report of the committee was
adopted.
On motion, the following resolution was
adopted: .t
Vent1On, whenever any vote is to be taken, that
each ward delegation vote as a unit, the dele
gates from each ward voting among themselves
upon any question to determine how the vote of
the ward is to be cast. ...--. ~.
The following communication was then re-
ceived: $3.50.
To the President Of the Democratic Conventions:
body that the White League Convention now in
session in this town, has appointed the follow
ing committee: E. 7. Lewis, B. NJ. Lynch, Willis
Prescott, JnO. A. Taylor, B. CushmaI, j.. S. Haw
and John /. Gardiner, to confer witha like COM
mittee from your body, for the purpose of Sc
curing some joint action between the bodies, in
the selection of delegates to the Baton Rouge
convention, and to request that said committee
be appointed. 20. ... E.. 7. LEWIS,
On behalf of the Convention.
On motion, Messrs. Louis Stage, D. P. Saizan,
II. L. Garland, Louis Young, VIM. Dejean, HU-
mere DuriO and r. Fl. Littel were appointed by
the chair @ committee to confer with the COM.
mittee of the White League convention, and the
Secretary was directed to inform the said White
League convention of the action of the Demo
cratic convention. ss. .E.= ...
The following correspondence then passed be-
tween the two committees: .
In order to effect a cordial union and co-opePa-
ton on the part of all citizens opposed to the
existing evils under which the State is now sui
zation known as the White League propose to
the delegates representing the Democratic or
ganizatiOn. rs .- rt-r
1st. That the representatives of each organi-
cation elect eight delegates to the convention to
be held at Baton Rouge.
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FOR RENT.
EOR RENT.
"LTVE OAK I'll II L."
New Iberia, La.

This large and handsome brick hIiIding, sitIi-
ated near the upper steamboat landing, on Main
street, New Iberia, ~Lt.-prOhably the most flour
ishing town in the State, and to and through
which there is a great deal of traVel-COntnlnS
ten large, airy rooms, three halls and galleries,
with an attachment of wood containing Il well
ventilated dining room twenty by thirty feet,
Upstairs are four nice bedrooms and hall. The
back to bayou Teche, with spacious grounds in
front and rear. and well shaded. II has two els
terms one underground and quite large. 1t has
a ! large garden. and several kinds Of fruit trees
all in their prime. For terms. apply ut this of.
flee within one month from this date,
September -, l8I3-tf
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-08-21

H..
The LAST GIFT CONCERT POSTPONED.
The announcement of the postponement
of the last gift concert of the Public Lii
brary of Kentucky will not surprise the
public. In Governor Bramlette's card,
published below, he gives reasons for it
which will be accepted without question
by every one. The management i'm this
instance, consulting the interests of tick
et-holders and those designing to be-
come ticket-hOlders, have not waited
until the last day to make thisannounce-
ment. 1t Is unnecessary to review the
causes which have necessitated this ac-
ton, as they are fully recited in Gov
ernOr Bramiette's card. The prompt
ness and frankness with which the pub
lie have been made aware of the inten-
ton of the manager will meet with the
hearty COMMUNICATION Of every one and
excite such a new interest and confidence
in the scheme and the ability of the
manager to perform what he promises,
that there can be no doubt that on the
uUJ pPCbAbCo bAiO ASsb COICcEO VIII De u
full IT, z+E l.. e..5~. +. --..
P~OsTPoNEMEST LAST GIFT CONCERTO CARD
st#at Ta8EHs TO THE PUBLIC. # .
The announcement of the postponement' Of
the fifth and last concert of the Public Library
of Kentucky to the 30th November, / am salts
fled viii surprise few and disappointing none of the
friends and patrons of the enterprise. Indeed,
any other course would create dissatisfaction.
With o ~preeedenbOf a postp0nement of each of
the four concerts which have already been Civ
en-, the public have very NATURALLY and reason
ably expected that in this, by far the largest
scheme OF the series and the largest ever offered
to the world, the same course would he followed,
and there are thousands all overthe country who
are only Warrington the setting of a GeFtoin fired
day for the drawing before sending In their or
,ders. The sales of tickets to this datshaVe been
highly satisfactory and a large drawing might
be had on the 3Ist July, but, feeling assured that
a short nostp0neIlGnt would enable us to close
out the remainder OF the tickets and make the
drawing afnii one, we have adopted the course
which has evidently been anticipated, and which
must eyentuate most satisfactorily for all.
Now that the day Of the drawing is absolutely
determined, there remains no further occasion
for delay, and / would urge the friends of the
enterprise, who intend to purchase tickets, to
send in their orders, as it will tax my Office to
its utmost capacity to accomplish all that is to
be done IN the short time which remains for the
sale OF tickets. ~
rFgr.ta 3THOs. r.. BRAMLETTE,
Agent and Manager.
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List Of Letters

August 1st,, 1874, and if not taken out before
the LIST of September, 1874, will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office at WaSIinrtnn. d C.
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49, 80 ~ AOA6s VI w SShV W l&L
Dead Letter Office at Washington, D.
Anding, EE Jones, Miss Mathilde
Andrus, ES Johnson, Prosper
Brewer, WP Myers, Mrs E1Odie
Berthey, William Olivier, Nine We HOnOre
Blanchard, Valmon Olivier, Mrs Alexand H
Bryne, Louisa Pate, JF
BudrO, Derma Pitre, Mad A Z
Christman, Mile Rosa Pitre, Mrs Nolle
Chegner, Julienne Pin, Antoine
Daily, Liant NJ Roy, Tiger
Cay W Roy, Mrs Octave
Griffin, Raphcl Mrs Rivez, Henderson
Guillory, Martin Stacks, John NJ
Glraud, Eugene Mile Thompson, Mrs f
Gardiner, Matte Mrs Tiery, Miss Rosa
Green, Uriah TAYLOR, J
HOrDsby, W X Mrs Thompson, Mrs Liza
Hayes, Isaac Tucker, Miss Ann
Hash, Douglass Thomas, Charles
Harris, Averline Mrs VaslIns, Louis
Israel, Moses VautrOt, Louis +
Jane, Lizzie Miss Wilson, Hansen
Johnson, Susanna Miss Young, Paul
JcfferS, NJ J Yancy, Ben
2. j. LEFEBVRE, P. NJ.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-08-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

4. s.r-
DOATPONEMRNT!
FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT
IN All OF THE
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF ky.
ID a " FEX I'D
a FULL DRAWING ASSURED
ON
Monday. Both November, 1874
l. A T G. H \ n G F.
FOR
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-08-21

l am a candidate for the office of Sheriff of the
parish OF st, Landry, at the election in Novem-
Der text . -@ &, G., DJSON,
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Grand Total 10000 Gifts, all Cash -. y. 500, 900
PRICE OF TICKETS.
mole Tickets s 80 0D
Halves 25 90
Tenth, on each Coupon ...... ; 90
II hole Tickets 300 90
70 L. Tickets for 1000 90
Persons wishing %tOinvcSt should order prompt
ly, either of the home office or our local Agents.
Liberal commissions will be allowed to salts
factory agents.
Circulars containing full particulars furnished
on application.
THO. +. BRAMLETTE.
Agent and Manager,
Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
lUp u
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-08-21

EGBERT o. HAYES is a candidate for Sheriff
ut the next election
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For Sheriff.

JAMES o. CHACHERE is a candidate for
Sheriff at the next election. -LTHE
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1874-08-21

Cincinnati, August 5.-The Democrat
carry Kentucky by $4,000 majority.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

The janitor OF an Indianapolis medi-
cal college was deeply affected on recog-
nizing his brother in-law on the dissect-
ing table. His grief was the more poig-
nant from the fact that he had himself
carried the stolen corpse up three flights
Of stairs. .r
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10
GRANDMA.

She 10 lying nat asleep
In her sunday cap and gown:
Bells are tolling loud and deep,
In the town.
Sunny neld and sunny ~ood
Are 90 qaiss and 90 fsr ,ye 81
That the bells seem almost rude.
Eehoing there.
Overhead 10 nanght bat blue;
Ana 60 eth that Jsn and
Wonder N II, Sunday toe. q
In the sky.
Circled near us. hushed and bowed.
iieArin; prayer. the peighbors stand.
Jem and creep throayh the crowd.
Hand In hand.
And We hear the pastor say.
With raised eyss And sarnest faee,
death. like sanshine. foods our way,
With Ged's grace"
Grandma does not hear nor stir
Only lies there with smile;
Nothing seems 10 trouble her,
For the whils.
Her gray hair Ia smosthed away
undsrneaih her caps starchei band,
And she hols. . white Bouquet
In her hand.
After cong and praytrs are done.
She IL -hnt frOm warmth and light.
Carried forth throigh shads and san,
Out Of sight
Jem and would follsw her,
Bat the pastor tendcrly
LIN. q. while the bells yet stir,
To his knee. go.
Comforts q. With wori. az cheer:
Litile ones, you must not eryl
You can 20 To her frOm here.
II YOU Try"
And Jem whispers very low
AZ the pastor turns AWAY,
"Did he say that We might 20
Any day.
Well sse the road thsy took -r
Heaven 10 pretty near, ksow,
Get yoar hat from G d tho hook,
And we'il CO."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10

oSE OF the Bohsmisns OF the Paris
Bourse recently gave . dinnerto some
friends at his cwn house, and IN the
course Of the dessert, by distraction, pu,
a spoon in his pocket, whereuPon the
Oldest man said gravely: "My friend.
you forget that you are not restau-
rant"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10
NOTICE 70 cREDIToR0

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MINING AND STOCK TABLE.

shswlas the .u-ssr sf Feet asA sharss I.
the priseipsi Miae. desif O. st the sas
Rraaelsce Steek nad knch. aac hsAEd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-12-10
TRAVELLING Ayp PREIGHrlys.

Ox AND AFTER ocrosxR e. isa,
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-23
LEGAL.
SUMMONS.

 Ix THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND Iad csa Dssfis in tbs C0gB'y Of AoAATs, Territory ng ArEuu1L a. -'. wm Cusy aud JUhH C. ro'ts. partners under 'he hfIh ns,yy end styiv Ui Dogr aud Pv,is paain,insi y'
 ogittR The Uaisi and Tlesr svst Ariug ComTauy, ds'euiaaV Arssa bought "a the District CouTt ef ,he Ssc"Di Jn sicia Ds,ncs h and tt the crUn1y 0f hchsNr !" the IeFrit,ry ut Arizona
 cad l gor silVer sialug Inmr~oy:
 Ioa hrteby sata-aed auj fvgaiFrd o sfgaf 'A sn sctou bfpagbt Agains, you hy e Abore'namsd painhn h. the Dsinei C"uf, Uf ;ho Secvnd Judicial District 10 for the cotsty of Nhare 10 ib" 1srr,,y a Ari' I.na aud answer ihS coupiaut hel Wiih the Clsrk d ;h, Cstt, in sad renty "a cpy o wa'ch cs'' plaint arcHntsaEs this summossi uthtn twenty Says exclusive Vf ss day of seTvcs) Afier iAe tsfTcs oFy yon ui hi. sumpogs if t"rei iu this county but II served ou, of the county and wthD ths district then with thifiy dAysi 10 al oiher cIsss fosty days.
 Aud you are hereby poyhsd ihAi II yOu t io AfieAi and su,Uei the oJnysut above teqliri the fianun win udznent against yoa hr ths sam ot ne 'On'' bundd sasd eighty ysigb, slO0 d'afA with TO- tere uIu express contract for the iSyEsni ci a"us fs balance due upoa settlement oi ace1unts. aud costs | aud disuaIr~em.uts ia tbis b~bali ckpesdef. . Given under my hand ~nd the sea of sad DeisIc' ' Cour, CefhA, iAs l2ih day d January \ D lr't. | iAnI6tlO CALDWELL WRIGHT Clerk
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-23
Route No. \.
ROute No. 2.
Route No. 3.

Prom Camp Moavs to Port whppls and whipPs Depot Camps Verde and Apacbs.
 Road travel tO be not lees than ten o) EiIes psr sy
 Bidders will the Ia B. S. Legal Tender Botss pas pooaS, yer huadred (lu8) Niles. al which they wilI transport the Sappes They w give their names ia full tber fesideuos and fosi Office address has made by hrn should bs sigssd by each nDsaeef thereoE.
 Cohlsc,ors may be required o transport supplies Co and from points, rsnsonabie distance, Dsi eGssaBg I50 miles outside ths liB d the reEslaf ryItes snd bddefs requested 10 specify in ,seF prOpasS tbs fats which E1sk transportation, should t bs feqaed win hs perBsd Co he stated separately from rates fsf sorTies within regular limits uf rouIs.
 Each proiosAl must be AncomraEied by yHarantee signed by responsible persohs whose responsibility must be certified by 0cer of the IT, s. CIvii or Military seTyer thai n the bid s accepted lie bddef will st anse contract with satisfactory bond in one. fourth of it's amount s faithful exeeution and bs i'd readiness for service Jaly 1. 1874 .,~ ..t .'
 The ngh, To rssc' aAy sli bids reserved by the United States. ., - .. '- 2.
 Envelopes sh0aid be embossed Proposals sor Land rrAnstoTtAtop and addressed Co this Dio where blAas iofns Of psOf~sai' and further iafarnao may bs ob isibsa. 4,, ,..,.' .a ,.,-. ;t<.. 'aa, ,. ga,
 By ofdss Of the Derartnsr, Commander. ,s, 4. .. 7 .e, e s.;.r ts r-.,, .... CHARLES BIRD, . .' ia Lieut. and Adiutah, gli Iataatry, , l.} kst nIp' 3iS,srpsssr ia charge v' ohAee,
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-23
Railroads.

The San Diego World, referring to the resumption of work on the west end of the Texas Pacific railroad, says there is no doubt that the first section of ten miles will be fully completed within the time required by law. The World very pertinehtly suggests that the southern Utah road, now being built, should not stop at Calville, its proposed terminus, but should be continued on to the Needles, the proposed crossing of the Atlantic X Pacific railroad "A .tf th
 We believe that the Utah southern will reach the boundaries of Arizona sooner than any other railroad. and also believe that when it reaches the Colorado at CsllVille. unless prior Co that time the obstructions in the river below Callyille are removed by congress sional aid the necessities of the case will cause it's construction down the river as far as Hardyville, thirty-five miles above the Need les, to which point steamers ascend the river at all seasons of the year.
 While we agree with the World that San Diego is the port which should and will eventually, control the trade of Arizona, il seems now that the Southern Pacific is likely to reach our borders and divert most of oui trade to San Francisco and keep it there fol some years before any road from San DiegC win connect Arizona with that port.
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-23
LEGAL
SheriH's Sale.

pr VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION ISSUED OFT ID s hv District Court of the Third Judicial Dsir'at hS Yara,a pusuay AHanst the goods and ohoi's' Aucs sud truenens ot enFy V. Tlsuty, have se"l al ti- rig4i sud uts qhich the said iishy w. fler! hsd "a the I0;A day oi January 4. D. ie'i oi To- aud 'o ths tdosius dsscfibed premises tp THi Lot and 6 Ia DpcG "Ji." lois ]. ], {, .. c. and 10 ia Rlsck "r." Alsp ihs undivided ooe h@f t si all L,aa is Hioeks "A" B,''C. and ID whoa hcass is the town of Prescott At1oua TsullJfy. un FRIDAY, THE GIH DAY uf fEbktAHf, A. D' ls7t. ai l2 o'clock
 All the above named rruteTiy b suated 10 the Dan o Prescott lavapai County, AriEonA Territory
 JAS <. THOMAS, Sherih
 By II. N HERBERT Under shend.
 prr.ost A T. Jauaaf, iuh ls7G jaulmi
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-23
SUMMONS.

TERRITORY OF ARIZONA. COUNTY or iAV' l Apa,-s.s
 ia Jusice Court oi Prescott Precinct County of iAva raj and Territory uf Arizona
 ne People cf us Territory ej Artsoaa to Jai ThoaaG gre.ttRe;
 You hereby sunHopea ic appear besprr me q, m y orce Prescott in sad County oi iavapA % the lbn day of March, A b. ls7i 10 o'clock A. N Co shs~s' the complaint Of n. Asher Co Plssfihs, Gr tbs sum uf hundred and twelve dollar and hhy csnis hi (sll25) gosds sold snd delivered When iudg gment VII br taken against ioT the sad AaOdat together via oos,s and daniages, yoa t4i to appear and AasSsr
 Given under my hand the ltth day Of Jsnuary, A. D le79 J.C. OTIS
 lal6,i Justice Of the Peace 10 and fUr sad County
Arizona weekly miner., 1874-01-23
SIMMONS.

In ths District Court Third Judicial District. in bS County of Aarievia, Territory cf Arfona
 John smith, plaisnn
 against
 Daniel CErrah Deieudaht
 Summons. Action brouzb, B the District Court of s Third Judi Ds,rcs to aud for county of MacJps Ia the Tern tory of Arizona
 inc Territory of ArlOoa sends greeting to Daniel Cur 
 You are hereby summoned and required to aYp~sf h AD acou brought sapst you by the above named plaintiff 10 District Court of the Third Judicial District n ard for ogniy OI NArcopA n the Ierrtory Of AriE'oa and answer complaint fled with the Cisfk of ,h 'oar al Ph,rur 10 said county copy of which complaint as panies hs summUes within twenty days exclusive day of seryice ser ihs service upn you Of this served 10 this rogBty. but served out Of ths ooby and within hs district then within thirty days h all otAsr eases forty dAys
 Asd yoa hereby notified thai fl you fA to appear and the complain; above required ibe plasuf will apply Co hs court f The fsei dema ndsd therein and and disb1rSmeu,s 10 this behalf eIpendsd Given under my hand and the seal of the said Dis tct Court a; Ph1bI this lytA day oi December A. b is71. dec21tl0 C. r. CAFE. Clerk.