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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
A CADETSHIP CONTEST.

Some time ago II will be remembered that Con-
gresham Nicholas Muller. OF tho Filth DISTRICT was
notified by the Secretary OF War that there u
oancy IN his district Of West Point cadetship and
that the Congressman at once gave public notice that
instead Of nominating any person To The vacancy him
sell he would throw II open 10 the competition OF tho
school boys In his district In pursuance OF this de-
csion the examination OF candidates Will begin this
afternoon at O'CLOCK in Grammar School No. s, AT
No. 6d Grand street The examining committee se-
lec,ed are Samuel Ayres. Vice Principal OF Grammar
SCHOOL No 6s; Jerome Buck. Attorney atIaw, No..
III Broadway and J. n. Merrill, NJ d., No. 20 Green
wch street.
II was at first supposed that the competition for the
cadetship would be confined TO boys OF the required
age between seventeen and twenytwo) who 90 10 the
pubic schools, aud 10 those only who
have been in attendance since the beginning
OF the present year However. Congressman N uer,
determined 70 AFFORD every worthy boy In the district
a chance 10 compete for tho honor oil becoming gen
era In the regular army Al future day,
expressed desire that the boys Of the classes OF
1876, we'll those OF 1877, IN the pun
he schools, and The boys In the parochial schools
OF the district, should be allowed 10 compete Tor The
tempting PRIZE. This desire the committee has com
Piled with. The candidates are numerous, aud the
school In the FIRST ward, OF which Mr. Thomas Brien
is principal, SENDS As Us champion young gentle
mn N nj cnln
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BROOKLYN BURGLARIES.

Mrs. Bernard Nolan, residing at No. 20 Prospect
street. Brooklyn, went into the country some time
ago to spend a few weeks, and her husband went TO
board with FREUD About week after his wife's dc.
parture It occurred to him that he should visit bis
home and see II the place was all SAFE This he did,
and although the house securely fastened, there
several things missing. Supposing his wife had
loaned them to neghbors he returned 10 his friends
abode with his mind Ut Great was his surprise
visiting his residence again, a day or
two alter, TO nnd that the house had
been entered by burglars and everything of
value stolen. He passed another night ut hs friends
residence, and went home the following morning and
discovered that the thieves had paid his home another
visit and removed his carpets furniture books pcures
and, TACT, almost everything he possessed Ycser
day afternoon Captain Gratis and Detective Campbell
the Second precinct police, arrested Charles est
aged thlrty-two years; Thomas West, twenty me
years, and William Nicholson thrtytwo years old
cnarge ng committed the robberies
The residence Ot Mr.. Fredorick Nichols, No. 327 Hoyt
street, Brooklyn was entered by burglars yesterday
morning anu robbed OF $3.50 worth Of property. Mir.
Nichols ana family wero 10 tho country ut the time.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, August 10. 1877.
good ordinary c Net receipts. 30 bales. Exports
New ORLEANS. August Is. 1877
Cotson-The turn dcarsr; mddng io7sc; middiing
81 Exports to Great Britain, 800 Sales. 400 Stock.
Gotten unchanged; miadlins oc low midding o5sc;
Stock. 1914 ''
Cotton dull lower to sell; mdding 1lc.; low mddms,
lose g.od ordinary. lo%c Net receipts, Ill bales
Cotton quiet middling, lie. n,adns. iose.; good
1855.
spI,,s; .s ct ss Sss .S, firm 50
So 10 Tor virgin. Tar quiet vt s. 10.
Msn Ssi Wheat ns
white state 81 49, rcd state ii 80 Corn steady and
s nc ssSs is ca%%
sSls 40 ''' Flour shipped BY RAIL-
. BUFFALO. August 49, 1877
nal in the absence Of sales At Board ca-No Chicago
cars 81 S 81 mi ssG% caTs c a a1s of
BY sample AtLs Bard call 4oc bid Sic as.ed to
sps sItsS Sol Se
and S " S
Canal freghts firm and Unclaimed Lake receipts Flour.
sSS si:fsss ri: sii
s SrS S do s Ss d. sy sasA sys
1000 Canal shipments to iidewa.or-wSeai' $50
sS s0
pointsWhcst. 900 bushels Railroad shpmen ts-Four
54O bbls wheat IS 900 busheis 80 900 do. oats
1890 do barley, 400 do. rye, $500 do.
CINCINNATI. August IS, 1877
Hour steady and unchanged Wheat inactive red 81 10
81 % Corn in good demand ut 4sc 49c Oats la .ood
SIC 5,c barley dull nominal Pork dun and noni.
nal Lard dull. lower - sells rendered ~ 40; ket.
tie 81 30 SO Bulk meats in TAR demand but lower;
shoulders "a 75a ~ So RIBS. Sc 90 81 Cos GEAR
sizes SO s7t Bacon steady shoulders, 51sc 5c clear
ribs, 7sc. clear Sides SC. Whskey active
Butter steady and unchanged sugar firm ged
Hons at auv nd firm cI mn n n.
So lOa - 70; packing, "a 80 a 80; butciers So 10 q
So 20; receipts, 1000; shipments. 500
ToL.Do August is. 1877
Flour steady Wheat steady No white Wabash, 81 25;
Michigan. spot, 81 %; August 81 lss September 81
No red winter. 81 49, No. do. spot. 81 %; August
Wabash ST Oh; No amber Michigan vi Ia; No amber
Illinois, 81 rs; No. Dayton and Michigan red, 81 22H
a$l 23 Corn weak: high mixed, 46c No. 3 spot. 46c.
September, 4e1Sc October. IKE. rejected 45sc. dam
aged. 42a4c. Oats duil No. = Ociouer held vt 26lsc
251ac. bid: September held ut 25lac. Doc. bd white
3oc. Michigan 2,c. rejected 2Ic Receipts--Ioo bills
Shipments 64oO0 bushels wheat. 5000 do corn, $500
do. oats.
Wheat in fair demand but lower No Chicago spring,
81 ON CASH 917Sc. 9sc August 9 025c Septen-
Der. Die all the years No 3do, 061.c Corn fair
mand, but lower NO 2 cash or august, 4l9lc septem
Der. 41ysc October 42isc rejected, 3Sc. Oats In fair
demand but lover No 2, cash or August, 2sc Septem
ber october. 2sc rejected lsc i9c. Rye quiet
cash. 67ac September Pork IN isir demand but lower;
tl2 50 cash. $i2 30 august sa s2,s ST. SO ssptsmte
but lower So I2a cash August, September md ocioocr;
81 S71s all the Bulk meats Boxed shoulders, Die
short RIBS 6sc snort clear 6?c Whiskcy ~ "a 81 os
do. corn, $1,000 blood do 5000 barley.
shipments NO bulls -four ~ 900 bushels whcgt $4,000
do. corn. $1,000 do oats, 100 do rye, 1900 barley
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COURT RS-THIS DAY.

supnKME CouEr-CHAMDEss-HeId by Judge Van
Bruut--i bird Monday motion calendar Court opens
at halpast ten O'Clock Tor OK pare business Calendar
called AZ eleven A. N.
COURT or GENERAL SEssIoSs-Part Held by Judge
Sutherland The People vs. william Bennst, robbery
Same vs. William II. Greaves, John Wilson and Adolph
Lcihootz burgary; Same W.. Frank McDermot;,
Michael Cannon and Edward OConnor, burglary; Same
VS. Edward O'Grady, burglary; same vs.. Charles Will
and Thomas Slater, burglary; Same vs.. Patrick
Spianc burglary; Same vs. Charles Spann, Thomas
Bird and William Flynn, burglary; Same vs. Frank
Kcnser, Gustav Pohll and Edward Pohil burglary;
Same vs. John Reilly, burglary; Same vs. Charles
Bergen ana Michael BerRen burglary; Same VS.. Max
Klein, forgery; Same Oscar Peterson, assault
battery; Same vs. John Geary, assault and battery ;
Same vs.. Robert Gibbons. assault aud battery; same
VS.. William Hodgns assault and battery; Same
W.. Michael Crane assault and battery; Same vs..
Michael Healy, assault aud battery; same Henry
l.. sanford, assault ard battery; Same Henry
Thompson ana Michael Kelly, assault and battery :;
same John Cook and Andrew Jackson, assault ana
battery; same W. Howard N. Thorp, assault and
battery; Same vs. Samuel Bennett assault and battery
Robert f. Place and George Stoddard, assault
and battery; Same vs. Levy Lehman. bigamy; Same
VS.. Max Greoubaum, simon Barnett aud Abraham
Barnett, receiving stolen gooos; Same W. John Cos
teilo and Peter Hart grand larceny; same vs. Anne
T.. Walton, grand larceny; Same Vs. Estelle Christer
and Anne II. Pearsall, dis0rderiy house
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DIED.,

Boucu.-On Friday, 18th inst after a short but so.
we're Illness George BoueH, born In Virginia, county
Cavan, Ireland, IN the 33d year OF his age
The friends OF the family and those OF his acquaint
respectfully requested TO attend the funeral
Monday, 20th ns., NJ bait past nine o'clock, from
late residence, 20r West 10Th ST. after which the
body will be removed to the Church st. Franc
requIem Will DO held Tor the reposc Of his soul; from
thence to Calvary Cemetery.
BRosSAN.- On the 18th INST, at the residence OF her
son, J. H. Brosnan, corner Macomb st. and 9th av.,
Brooklyn. Mrs ANN BRosSAS, In the 63d year OF hcr
age.
The remains will be taken to Washington, N. Y,
BurrEnrIELp.-suddcnly, at tho White Mountains,
on Friday, August IL FRED FALcosEp, only son or
Fred Buterncid of this city, aged 10 years, month
and Is days.
Funeral on Tuesday, August 81, at ten A. NJ, from
the residence OF his parents, IL East 4Sth 81 Friends
oil the family arc invited to attend without further
notice.
CAMrnELL--At Alexandra Bay, N Y, on Thursday,
August 10, THOMAS COOPER, son OF Allan Campbell,
aged 81 years
Relatives ana friends of tho family requested to
attend the funeral from trinity Chapel, 25th ST.. near
Broadway this Monday morning, at eleven o'clock.
The members OF the General COMMITTEE oil thc
Eigntecutn Assembly district aud OF tho Tam.
many Central Association are requested to meet at 1O3
East 3lst st on Monday August 20, at ten a. NJ for
the purpose OF attending the funeral Of our late mem
Der, Thomas Cooper Campbell
Whereas the Alnigny HIS inscrutable provi-
denco has suddenly stricken down IN The prime OF
lie ono OF our most gifted and beloved members,
Tnomas Cooper Campbell our worthy representative
IN the State Leg laturc OF 1870 60
whereas by The deatn OF IhoihaH cooper Campoeh
called upon TO mourn the loss oil one oi our
MEMBERS who beloved by all, ana who possessed
the confidence and esteem OF every member ot TINS
committee and association. lie was man OF the
strIctcst integrity steadlast in his convictions, up
right IN all his dealings, firm N his friendships and
OF a cheerful dispositon which endeared MIN to all
who knew MIN. As u LEGISLATOR he was circunspecL
wise and honest incapable OF guile aud fearless IN tho
expression OF his opinions and convictions. To his
constituents and To the city HIS death Is public loss
while 70 ms intimate personal frienas and relatives
particular TO his bercavcd stricken wife, HIS death
Is irrcparabe calamity, and " ~ the sorrowtul
duty OF the mem bcrs OF this committee aud sssoCia
lion to sympathize and condoe with those who
afflicted by his death no II, therefore,
Resolved That the members Of This committee and
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA. August IS 1877.
Sugar-The market paralyzed; hardly any sales
ord; the minimum decline. apparently. has not
reached prices almost nominal Stock In warehouse
havana Matnnzas 17sOOD boxes, $4,000 bags and
900 hbds. Receipts tor the week VI Havana Matan.
zas soD boxes. 700 bags and 600 hhis Exported
the from Havana and Matanzas. 1900 boxes.
5000 bags and 600 hhas including 500 boxes all the
sugarsNos 10 70 IL sast reals per arobe DO Nos %
20 OF a 1Olt reals; m0lBssee. Nos. to ~, ~
reals muscovado inferior to fair IA reals; centrifugal
S:i7 s;3s 90 Butter $50 u $40 per quntal for
rior American. Flour S3S S.jD per bul. for
American Jerked beef. S6 10 per arrobc. Hams,
$j3 $57 Tor American sugar cured. Lard
IN Kegs, gB6 $il per quntal; do. in tins, $i2 u si3
oui6 a. Onions nominal Empty hogsheads nominal.
Lumber nominal shooks-N0 transactions. White navy
beans Al ~ reals per arrobc Hops No sales ireghts
There scarcity OF bottoms steamers supply most OF
ship wanted per box Of sugar loading at Havana
sI loading tho north coast outside ports Tor the
United states 81 ~ rs: ibid OF mossses Loading ut
Havana the United states So ~ - to Falmouth
and oi dcrs 3oS 3D. 3js Toba coRcceipts light pour
Ing rains are impeding ransporton the roads Nuelta
nbnjo nicrs held $40 500 cwt IN gold Komedios
heis $35 S:Is per IN gold spanish gold, 227il
227. Exchange firm; the United stascs. sixty days
currency % premium short sight do. "a prem
ium do days, gold, 4 81 premium; 40, short
sight, do, Va 9s premium. On London ~ goa prem
ium, On Parls, "a va premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-20
ALLEGED SNEAK THIEVES.

For tho past two months number OF unoccupled
houses in the Eleventh ward, Newark. have been sys
robbed Of lead pipe, brass aud plated
faucets carpets, PICTURES crockery, 80, amounting in
tho aggregate TO several thousand dollars in value.
Ycsierday the police arrested Henry aud George Rud-
den. John and George Troy, James Kay ana James
McBrIdo on suspicion OF being the guilty parties.
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HIGHwAYMEN OUTWITTED.

Mr. James Dorsey was stopped by four men in Jay
street, Brooklyn early yesterday morning., and or.
dered " deliver up hs money, watch and whatever
vauables he might possess. Taking his pocs etbook
which contained about 5000 from hrs pocket no throw
it into the street The four highwavmen ut once con-
menced search Tor II, aud wsro thus engaged when
Mr. Dorsey returned TO the spot with two police
officers They mauaaed 70 escape, however, and the
search. In short pockeIbooK, with its con-
TENTS found, and Mr. Dorsey congratulated his
a reyyd
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.
FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

Hotel explained the matter to the detec.
tive Of tho hotel, who me three hours
later with the stolen article which had ntrusted to
his care to be produced the apprehension of the cu
prit TO inform that the ladiesn had been expelled
from the hotel That is all the satisfaction obtained.
IL may be that upon reading thus fair light
fingered performers will come and try their skill at
Saratoga, but at the same time let this BE- wsrnng
10 my neighbors and friends. vALENSl BROS.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

WILLIAMSON New York, Satur.
day, Angus, IS, 1877, SMITH W. ANDERSON ana KATE
BARTON WILLIAMSON, daughter OF Jonn N. Williamson,
oil I,ackawaxen, Pa
soS--WEATBERgD-On July 16, at st. Luke's
Church. Weasle, England by the Rev. J. Carter, rec
tor EDWARD DICKSON, OF Sale, to MARY A., daughter
OF Thomas W. Weathcred ECO, OF Brooklyn, Il. d.
MER rENs--WIGAND. On Thursday, August 16, at Sta
pictoD, l., at the residence OF the bride, BY Rev
Father LOWS, Mr.. WILLIAM MERrESs TO Mrs. AUGUSTA
WlGAND. No cards
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Ferris.
THIS expedition will soon leave this post for the
Big Horn Mountains, IN the neighborhood OF old
Fort kearney After leaving Goose Greek. where
Is eDcamped companies A, u. II. and l. OF tho
Finh cavalry, under command OF Colonel Hart We
Will meet no Hoops Our party must then rely upon
themselves ana they feel fully able TO withstand any
body OF Indians likely 10 be met
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KNOCKED DOWN BY A CAB.

Daniel Il. Sicxles, aged forty while attempting to
cross the Bowcry last night, was knocked down by
cab driven by Herbert McMana, OF No. 429 East
Twelt street. ana severely injured. He brought
to Bellevue Hospital ana McMana was arrested.
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FALL FROM A ROOF.

Henry A. rhonassey thirteen years Of age residing
atNo rs Henry street, Tell from the roof of the building
into yard last evening and fractured his thigh and
his lett arm He was sent 70 Bellevue Hospital
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THE SAVINGS BANKS.

ADDITIONAL REPORTS FOR JULY--TRE GREEN
POINT, EMIoRANr, GERMAN. MECHANICS,
KINGS COUNTY, EAST BROOKLYN, DIME, BED
FORD AND LONG ISLAND STATEMENTS.
ALBANY, August 10, 1877.
The following nine statements OF New York State
savings banks for tho month Of July forwarded in
addition 10 those already published
GREESPoIyT SAVINGS BANK.
Resources
Bonds and mortgages ................ sos, 400 90
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Tho foreign exchanges have been weak with con
tnucd decline in rates. closing for actual business at
AS2ji 4S5 Tor bankers sixty days sterling
81 for demand, aud 4s5h 4.s51s for cables
The bank statement shows decrease In the surplus
reserve s1,4756 $50, which reduces tho amount now
beld by the banks above lawful requirements to
sl2, 1902, $50 Every item IN the statement shows q
dccrsasc, the most notable being a reduction of
sjs1 600 In specie. The deposits down 81 OH 900
and tho loans 81 4s0 800 This last ear tho sur.
plus reserve was $40, 900 o5o.
the GOLD MARKET.
The cold speculation has been very dull the auctua.
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ions during the week being only y, as will DO seen by


There has been very little business done IN govern
ment bonds but prices remain lrm, and in
are a little higher The trouble between some men,
bcrs OF the old Syndicate and the does not
affect the contract made by them with the govern
ment Closing prices OF securities in London have
haen fnllows.--
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COINS AND BULLION.


State and railroad bonds have been dull the latter
AZ rule, being strong. Closing prices of leading State
and railroad bonds for three weeks past and range
since January l, 1871, have been as loows:--
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Total Tor the week. 81, 0Ol, 0l0
SEX dividend
THE MARKET
The money market continues dull and without any
feature OF interest. Money call lent at q per
cent during the week. Leading note brokers furnish
tho following as tho latest quotations for mercantile
paper
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-12-08
TruStee,a Sale

Pabiic Notice is hereby given that by vir-
tue OF the power given me in TWO deeds OF
trust, executed, acknowledged and deiiv-
cred by John Deyine 10 the undersigned,
Hugh Callahan, the first dated May lst,
1878, given to secure the payment OF n
promissory note OF eald John Devine, OF
even date herewith, for the sum Of two
hundred and twelve collars, pay able six
months aftor date, and recorded in the re-
cOrder's office of Alexander county, In
book o, at page lsS; and the second dated
March I'D, 1876, given TO secure the pay
ment ofanother note of said John DeyiLe
Of even date there with, for the sum OF two
hundred dollars, payable one day afer date,
With interest al ten per cent. per annum
from date, and recorded in the said record
er's office, in book 6, at page 800; and upon
which said notes there is now due the sum
Of Si69.I2, l will, on the Both day OF Novem-
Der, 1871, At the hour OF II O'Clock a. u. OF
said day,at the front door oithe courthouse
in the city of Cairo, county OF Alexander
and state OF Illinois, sell at public auction.
to the highest bidder for cash, the following
described lots OF ground, being the same
described in and conveyed by each OF said
deeds of trust, to-wlt: Lots twenty-three
(23) and twenty-four (2i), in block tiity.two
(52), in the said city of Cairo, county Of
Alexander and state OF Illinois, together
with all the right and equity OF redemption
Of the said John Deyine in and TO said
premises. The purchaser will be entitled
TO deed and immediate possession Of the
premises. Dated October Goth, 1871.
HUGH CALLAHAN, Trustee.
SAMUEL T.. WHEELER, Atty Tor Trustee.
weekly 81
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IRISIEEHI SALE.

WHEREAS, Sarah +. Glassman, OF Alexander
county, state of Illinois. by deed of trust. made,
executed and acknowledged en- the Dad day OF
August, A. u. 1876. and recorded in the Office
recorder OF deeds Of said county In book 500
oftrast deeds on Iage 81, did grant, bargain,
sell, and convey, unto the undersigned y. T.
Brown and Msrtin Brown, trustees the lots or
the payment of one promissory note, of even
date with sal deed of trust, for the sum OF one
hundred and thirty dollars and fifty cents, pay
able to the said Is. 4. Brown and Martin
Brown six months after the date thereof, with
interest al the rate OF ten per centum per annum
from date until paid. And whereas, there IL
now due and unpaid on said promissory note
the sum of sixty-two dollars and ten cents, be.
log the aggregate of the unpaid principal and
interest up 10 this date.
Now, therefore, default having been made
In the payment Of rai promiseOry note and in
terest Thereof. according TO the conditions and
stipuations of SAID deed OF trust, public not ice
is, therefore, hereby given that in pursuance OF
theproy!sions ofsaid deed OF trust, and BY vir-
tue Of the authority granted us therein, We
SHALL on Monday, the 5rd day Of December,
A, ID. 1871, al the hour of O'Clock %. IN. OF
said day, and at the front door of the court
house in the city Of Cairo, county of Alexander
and State OF Illinois, sell ut public vendue to
the hi hest bidder for cash in hand the premises
described In said deed Of trust M 'lots number
eight (s), nine 10y and ten l0) In block, number
one ~ in the old original town of Thebes, AL
exander county, Illinois, together with all
right and equity OF redemption of her, the said
Sarah 4. Glassman, her heirs, executors. nd
ministrat0rs or assigns,
b. Y. BRows,
MARTIN Brown,
trustees.
0etober2j, 1877. Nov. ,4w
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PUBLIC NOTICE

i. hereby given that, by virtue Of decree OF the
County Court Of Alexander County In the state
Of Illinois, rendered at the November term,
A. ID, 1877. 1, August Watermeisr, sdministra-
tor Of the Estate Of Frederick Watsrmsier, de.
ceased, will sell at public VENUE on the Gath
day OF Dece nber, A. ID. 1871, al the weet door
ofthSCourt nousein the city Of Cairo. IN sand
County, and State, at 2 O'Clock p. m. OF said
day.
Subject to the widow SHOWER interest therein
for the payments OF the debts Of said Estate OF
Frederick WateImeier, deceased, the following
described property, to-wit;
The south J. Of northwest quarter Of norsh-
west, quarter In section thiTty-.lx t}6). town
ship, fifteen 10y south range tive (2) west Of
ne Ord principal meridian situate In said county
Of Alexander aud State Of Illinois.
Terms OF ssls-Cash in hand upon approve!
of sale aud delivery OF deed
AUGUST WATERMElER.
Administrator Of the Estate OF Fred Water
meier, deceased,
Dated Cairo, Ills, NV, 2lst, ls'1.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.

State OF Illinois, County of Alexander
Circuit court Of Alexander county, January
Term, ls7S.
Crbslne j Lonhenne VS. Mary 4. Lonhlenne.
Bill for DiyOrce-ln Chancery.
Affidavit Of the non-rtsdence of Mary r. Lon
hienne, the defendant above named, having
been lled in the Office II the clerk of SAID
court OF Alexander county, notice is hereby
given 10 the said non resident defendant
that the complainant filed his bill Of COM
plant in sad court on the chancery side thereof
on the 18th day Of October, AID. ls77, and that a
summons thereup0n Issued out Of said court
against SAID defendants, returnable ON the
first Monday in the month of January, A. d.
1876, ~ Is by law required, Now, threfore
unless you, the said Mary 4. Lonhienne, shall
personally be and appear before the said circuit
court OF Alexander county on the first day OF
the next term thereof, to be holden at the court
house in the city Of Cairo, in SAID county on the
first Monday in the month OF January, A. ID.
ISIS, and plead, answer or demur to Said bill OF
compliant, the same and the matters and Things
therein set forth, will be taken as confessed, tnd
decree entered against you according 10 the
prayer Of said bill.
JOHN A. REEVE, Clerk.
W, C., hULKKY, Complainant's Solicitor,
Cairo, Ills. Oct 18th A. d. 1871 CIV.