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NEW YORK.

Special Ngpatch to TIE Tribune
NEW YORK, March 9.-The number Of peo.
pie who left Jersey City to-day, and especially
on the later trains, shows that New York will
be largely represented at the Inauguration cerc-
monies. Extra trains will run -all day to-ruor-
row. Among the delegates will be twenty-flve
members of the Lincoln Club. Several other
Republican clubs and associations will send del
egations, and but for the lateness Of the final
decision still larger number would hare gone.
It is q noticeable fact,'' says the 7imes,
"that the conkling men, who arc supposed to
reflect the feelings Of their chief, are sulking in
their tents.''
Many flags haye been flying to-day from both
public buildings and private houses The man
sion Of Thurlow Weed was thoroughly decorated
aud gay. In q few instances small flags with
band of black we're put into view.
1he atfn came out this morning in mourning.
an outrageous proceeding, which. mas.
EQUALLY DEEouNcED
By members Of both parties. The Graphic made
q hit BY declaring the Sun was in mourning for
the murderer Thomas, who was hanged the
day before at Auburn, "Thus sadly pass our
friends away" Wis the conclusion.
Considerable excitement Was caused in Jersey
Cit5 this morning by the action of certain
Democrats in tyiuE tho national flag at
half-mast7 nnion down, and in mourning, it be-
Ing, Of course, understood that this was done
because the declaration OF tho election Of
Gov. Hayes. s'o> -
The handsome new flag Of the argus ga. So
hoWn. and the action sof the proprietor OF that
paper caused much unfayorab1ecomme au;onp
prominent Democrats. The*Eemafkas snaiIe h4
the crowds which collected about uthese fiaos
Wefe 50 Threatening that they we're, taken down
Ar. Tlden, without anybody's adYiee has
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FINANCIAL.

CINCINNATI, O., March 3-The failure Of: The
bank Of Booke d Hunt, at Lebanon, O., Is eatd
to be very disastrous. The liabilities ars- estl
mated at $500, 600. =: ::=,s.
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:mosities, the strange perversions Of charact...
,ensanders would ill many chapters: WI
! many more could be written upon the base .s ~
, trsgues, the proaigate deveptions particn',tsaE
,upontEe ignorant classes OF voters, and lie loyy
arts that your genuine rty-worshiper vii nns
scrnple to practice. "'-1 ao'
The sooner such an excrcscence unon $780,
political system is Topped off, tue bettef for ~.
honor and safety OF the Republic-,.-. As
,~..~ WILLIAM. BRAcxrrr
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ERE AT:iaIIREi-:.lNn

); FIht AT LAUREL, IND. -
CINCINNATI, March "a fire at Laurel, Ind.
yesterday destroyed the Franklin dour-snals
Loss, $50, 600; insurance, $I0,00
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THE WEATHER,

WASHINGTON, b. G, March 4-l .. ~.
the Upper Lake region rising barometer. coof.~
westerly winds, clear, or clearing :veathef y.
> 6peaai Dtspasca to 7a4IrtosHa e.
KEoKu6, Ia, March "a 5snow-storm ~ Is;
last night, and has prevailed without fntsr-. =
ruption all day. The ground is covered to ~.
depth Of sir inches on level, and drfftx+h.-.
feet deep have formed in places. :The 4to1:f i
has been one Of the severest that.has ssse
ed this locality at this season. Of tbe rsa. .s'
Along the line of, the, kcokuk T. &sDesMo;rs:
Railroad the SHOW IS from sir to- tao ineSess iSss
deep. .*.:., ..-.~,.H >1.'. 4Aeuea :. "a
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS. :. :. u :,
, 1877-03-04

TIE ,BALEFUL INFLUENCE OF THE SPIRIT OF
PARTf-THE NECESSITY OF CHECEING IT.
TO Me Editor ar tbs Tribune.
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It is still March weather.
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TEACHERS VS.. TEXTBOOKS.

The nOmadic habits of our people
are by no means the chief source Of
difficulty connected with the text
book business as at present existing.
Investigation will show that the teach
er is at the bottom of the difficulty, in
nine cases out of ten. How! John
Smith is engaged to teach school in
a certain district. As a student, he
has used RObinsOn's Arithmetic; he
knows of no other; he has managed
to perform eve ,irOblem in Robin
son; and Robin or is his gospel. But
he finds that Davies is used in the
school he is about to teach. He knows
nothing of Davies. Upon examining,
he finds in Dawes problems he can't
solve, because he has never mastered
the principles of Arithmetic, and to
him the study of Arithmetic is simply
'doing of sums" What is to be
dOnel Realizing his lack of knowl-
edge of fundamental principles and
being too indOlent to master such prin-
eiples, he sees breakers ahead, and his
only safe course is the substitution of
Robinson for Davies. The patrons of
the school grumble, indulge in express
siOns more foTcible than polite, and
buy the books. John Smith tri-
umphs; he has another lease of indo-
lent life; he finishes his term, and,
being fully convinced that he has
showered blessings upon one district,
he wends his way to another to do
likewise. Selfishness, you see, is not
one of the elements that enter into
his composition.
What is true in Arithmetic. is true
in every other branch of study pur-
sued in our common schools. Teach
ers, as a general thing, consider their
attainments sufficient for the business
of teaching, when they have ciphered
rs far as Percentage; have committed
a few isolated facts in History have
memorized a few rules in Grammar /;
can describe some obscure river in the
southern part of Africa; and can
stammer through sentence in the
Third Reader without making more
than dozen blunders.
And the dear peoplel They say
not in word, but in deed--Yea and
Ameni A.E.
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WHAT I HAVE SEEN.

/ have seen a young man sell good
farm, turn merchant, and die in an in
sane asylum.
Ihave seen a farmer travel about so
much that there was nothing at home
worth looking after.
have seen a man spend more mon
ey in folly than would support his
family in comfort and independence.
l have seen young girl marry
young man of dissolute habits and re-
pent it as long as she lived.
| have seen man depart from truth
where candOr and veracity would have
served him to much better purpose.
| have seen the extravaganza and
folly OF children bringing their par
ents TO want, and themselves to dis
grace.
l have seen a prudent and industri-
GUS wife retrieve the fortunes of a
family, when her husband pulled at
the other end of the rope.
I have seen a young man who de-
spised the counsels of the wise and
advice of the good, end his career
in poverty and wretchedness.-Isaac
SarUiS.
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''E. B. Bundy, whom the lawyers so
unanimously recommended" says the
Hammond Independent. Yss-yes.
After about a dozen ballots, formal
and informal, by the aid of some half
dozen or dozen, non-practicing attor-
neys, Z. B. Bundy got two majority in
that self-constituted lawyers conven-
ton. And that nomination, by the
way, was only a accommodation for
an appointment to fill the vacancy from
March first till april fourth. Do not
put on airs, neighbor, since in the
matter of endorsement Mr.. HOughton
is backed by petitioners to the number
of more than five hundred sovereigns,
and he is quite sure to be elected by
majority exceeding that number.
s'Cheek" is a good thing in certain
cases, but too much of 1t will some
times spoil the face of the wearer.
Do not say any more about Mr.. Bundy
having been unanimously recon-
nlended, since it is quite too puerile.
PS. The Durand Times says that
the petition has been signed by over
one tn ousand voters.
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rCommunicated.1
MR. HoUGHToN'S CANDIDACY.

EDs. JOURNAL IL was pleased to OBJ
serve in your last issue Mr.. Hough-
toms acceptance of the extensively
signed call to become the peoples
candidate foI the position of Circuit
Judge. By his acceptance of the call
Mr.. Houghton gives the people an OPP
portunity to cast their ballots for a
candidate Of their own choice, and one
whom there is no doubt that they will
be able to elect, thus relieving the
voter from the alternative of sup
porting genuine lawyers candidate
or throwing away his vote. Let the
taxpayers, the common people, turn
out to the polls on election day and
sustain Peoples candidate.
March 18th, 1877. PLEBEIAN.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE.
Circuit COurt-Pierce County.


Selah Strickland and Abner Morse, Plain
tiffs, against Albert Martin and Rachel NJ.
Martin, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and
in pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and
sale rendered on the End day of January, A.
D., 1877, at special term OF the Circuit Court
for Dunn County, in the 8th Judicial Circuit,
the same being special term for fierce
County, l, the undersigned, Sheriff Of Pierce
County, will ,on the 3lst day OF March, A. d.,
1877, at two o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, at the front door OF the Courthouse in
the village of Ellsworth in said county, sell
at public auction to the highest bidder tor
cash, the mortgaged premises directed by
said Judgment to be sold and therein de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
The east half Of the northwest quarter of
Section twenty-nine, Township twenty seven
north, of Range sixteen, west, except six acres
decided to p. Kellogg in the northeast corner
Of said land, all in Pierce County, Wiscon-
sin. i. l.. NELSON,
Sheriff of Pierce County.
Gibson & Wilkinson, Plaintiffs Atty's
42w7 Dated, February 10th, 1877.
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Saturday evening,
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TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS,

Pierce County Spring Examinations, 1877,
win begin as follows. Clerks will see that
the school-houses are prepared. Bring legal
cap paper Evening sessions if necessary:
Prescott, March 18th. 10 AN.
River Falls, March 18th. 9 A. N.
Ellsworth, March 18th, GAN.
Esdaile, March Goth, 10 A. NJ.
Maiden Rock, March 81, 10 AN.
Rock Elm Center, March %, 9AM.
Ellsworth, April 28th, 8 A. NJ.
Particular attention will be given to the
following topics: Geometry, Plane Geometry,
Philosophy ,Pneumatlcs and Optics. Physiol-
ogy, Respiration and Digestion, and Hygiene
OF Nervous System. History, The Civil War.
Arithmetic, Fractions, Common and Deci-
NAL. Grammar, Syntax. Geography, Wis
consin and U. s. Orthoepy, Consonants.
Reading, Emphasis and Rhetorical pauses.
HENRY 5. BAKER,
Co Sunf
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HAUGEN On the 18th instant, PRE-, only
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Haugen, aged l5
months.
And thus it is with human life. The
cup of pleasure never yet shons bright
ly without, at least, one mingling drop
of sorrow. But faith points upward,
while hope beckons us onward, and
we bury our sorrows amid the scenes
of the past as we fondly cling to the
present, or soar away in imagination
to the future.
LEE.-At his residence in Rock Elm, Jan.
18th, 1871, Nh. WILLIAM LEE, in the sew
enty-fourth year of his age.
The deceased was a native of the
state of New York. He moved into
Wisconsin in 1856, and had resided in
Rock Elm about seven years. Among
his children are Mrs. William Silk
worth, Mrs. Daniel Fox, William,
Moses, and Hiram Lee. Con-.
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Typical trees: For equity people, the
achecorn; for antiquarians, the date /;
for school boys, the birch; for the IT.
ishman, the och; for conjurers, the
palm; for negroes, see dab; for young
ladies, the man go; for farmers, the
plant'in: for fashionable women. a set
of frs; for dandies, the spruce; for ac-
tors, the poplar: for physicians, syc a
more; for your wife, her will, o; for
lovers. the sigh press; for the discon-
solate, the pine; for engaged people,
the pear; for sewing machine people,
the hemlock for clearinghouse keep
ers. ash; always on hand, the paw
paw; who is this written for yew.
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Wheat s1.25.
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Pierce County COurt-Tn Probate.

In the matter of theestate of Euniee Mann,
deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF Rich
ard Mann administrator of the estate OF
Euniee Mann, deceased, setting forth among
other things, that he has fully administered
this said estate, and praying that time and
place be fixed for examining and allowing his
account OF his administration and assigning
the residue OF said estate to the heirs at law
of the said deceaeed Eunice Mann; it is or
dered that said application be heard before
me, at my Office in the village of Ellsworth,
on the 5th day of April, A. d. 1877, at IL
o'clock A. NJ And it is further ordered that
notice of said application and hearing be CIV
en- to all persons interested by publishing a
copy Of this order in the RIvRR FALLS Jour-
NAL for three successive weeks, once IN each
week, prior to said day of hearing.
BY the court,
P. d. PIERCE, County Judge.
Dated, March Sth, 1877. 46-St
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Eggs, 10 cents per dozen.
Corn 80 cents, oats 40 cents.
Wood hauling is the chief occupation here
now.
Mrs. Seth Lyons is recovering and is past
all danger.
School teachers asI plentiful as candidates
for Office.
There is more preparation for fencing here
than any year heretofore.
A merry party was held at II. C.. Brad
shaw's on the evening OF the 14th instant.
Who viii start a grist-mill hereY A for
tune awaits the person who will build and
run one in this locality.
The Good Templars are gaining strength
very fast here, and temperance ticket
would run well in this town.
Mr.. Cox, who left here a year ago to find a
fortune in the golden west, has returned with
the knOwledge-dearlv bought--that there is
no place like Pierce county.
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Concert,
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Pi,rrr C0untr Court--In PrOhate.

In the matter OF the estate of John Mann,
deceased.
On reading and fling the petition OF Rich
ard Mann, executor Of the last will and testa-
ment of John Mann, deceased, representing
among other things that he has fully admin
istered the said estate and praying that time
and place be fixed for examining and allow
ing his account of his administration and as
signing the residue OF the said estate TO the
heirs at law of the said deceased John Mann
under the will: 1t is ordered that SAID appli-
cation be heard before me at my Office in
Ellsworth, ON the 9TH day of April, 1877, at
10 o'clock in the forenoon. And II Is further
ordered that notice of said application and
hearing be given to all persons Interested by
publication Of copy OF this order tor three
successive weeks, once in each week in the
RIVER FALLS JOURNAL, a newspaper printed
in said county, prior to said hearing.
BY the court,
p ID. PIERCE, County Judge.
Dated, March Sth, 1877. 46-3t
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Town F SS RIVER GGaPPt fIn. In Justice cour

Town OF RIVER FALEs, % Al '"''ie0 "ooi =
To VIM. Williamson -
You are hereby notified that a warrant OF
attachment hiss been issued against you, and
your property attached to satisfy the demand
of VIM. E. Smith, Judson A. Roundy and
Sidney Hauxhurst, amounting to seventy.
one dollars and Ia cents; now unless you
shall appear before 4. b. Holmes, a Justice OF
the peace in and for said county, at his Office
in said town on the 10th day OF April, A. ID.
1877, at one o'clock in the afternoon, judy
ment will be rendered against you and your
property sold to pay the debt.
WIN Z. SMITH,
JUDsoN A. RoUNDY,
SIDNEY HAUxHURsT,
A. MosRE, Pts. Atty. Plaintiffs.
Dated, this 10th day of March, A. D. 1877.
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OAK GROVE.


Nearly every family in Oak Grove is being
visited by the measles.
Joseph Have had some wheat stolen from
his grsnary one night last week.
The Temperance question is being pretty
warmly agitated in this section.
School in district No. /. closed on Friday
last. B. Ii. Corcoran was teacher.
Patrick Miley lost his youngest child last
week. Measles is supposed to be the cause.
The Town Board will meet at the regular
place OF holding elections ON next Tuesday
for the purpose of auditing the town accounts.
Our lyceum closed on last Wednesday
evening The question "Resolyed, That in
Temperance is the greatest evil that the hui
man race is heir to-" was debated and de-
cided in favor of the negative.
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CLIFTON.


The lyceums will close soon.
Our town can also boast of the measles.
The Good Templars lodge was favored with
a call from some OF the Prescott lodge last
week.
The seciable at Mr.. Atwater's last week,
was well attended, and passed OF pleasantly
as usual.
The lecture to young ladies and gentlemen,
given by Rev. Goodsell, was very instructive
and quite interesting.
Mrs. Teachout has returned from the South
where she has been spending the winter with
her sick son, who is now some better.
Some Ofthe ladies are in quandary what
to do MIR. Fulmer said an old maid had no
business in the world Mr.. Goodsell said you
had better die an old maid than to marry
some men. WILD Ivy.
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'SGGderSl SeederS! SGederS

Dated, March Goth. 1877.
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LOCAL CORRESPONDENTS.
SPRING LAKE .

SPRING LAKE.
Sleighing is improving almost every day.
Summer seems to be farther off now than it
was month ago.
The Eastern part tn town seems to be
considerably agitsted over the election of
town officers.
A son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Francisco,
aged 10 years, died at his fathers residence
on the 10Th instant,
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BIG RIVER.

Rev. James Baldwin is visiting his family
at Beloit.
f. C. Bliss has purchased Mr.. Kinney's
farm for the sum of three thousand dollars.
J. Watson, from River Falls, preached an
interesting sermon at the Presbyterian
Church at this place last Sabbath.
Miss Nash organized Good Templars
Lodge in this place on the 9TH instant. It's
meetings are held at the house of Mr.. White,
on Tuesday evening of each week.
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LosT.-A note for one hundred dol
lars signed by Frederic G. Teubert,
dated on or about June l, 1875, and
payable to G. w. Haines, Jan. l, 1877.
Any person who may have found said
note, or may hereafter find 1T, will be
suitably rewarded by returning it to
the subscriber. G. |. AP ROBERTS.
River Falls, March 7, 1877.
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DR.. Crary is still on duty at the
Pierce House. The Doctor claims to
be the king of contemporaries, as
every body knows, and it only remains
for you to try his skill to enable you
to test his claim.
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A CARD.

To the Electors of Pierce County -
The undersigned acting ON the advice Of
many of your fellow citizens takes this oppor-
tunity to announce that he will be candi.
date for reelection to the Office of County
Judge at the ensuing April election, and
whatever the result may be, beg leave to
express my gratitude for the decided compli-
ment as expressed in my election to the pres
ent term.
Dated Ellsworth, March 10, 1877.
46-3w p. ID. PIERCE.
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Prof. A. EarIhman viii lecture at
the church in Kinnickinnic on Friday
evening, March Both. Subject: A
Visit to Rebellion, or Life in Southern
Prisons. This lecture is one of the
most interesting, and the people of
Kinnickinnic who attend will enjoy II
rare treat.
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Among those from remote parts of
the county who visited our viii
lage within the past few days, were
Doctor Wilson and wife, and l. o.
Weldon, of Rock Elm, and Doctor
Thompson and wife from Ell Paso.
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80 ACRES

Ofgood land for sale, on Sec. 90, in the
town of River Falls Inquire ofC. H. Bannis-
ter, on the premises, or of
43-6w A MORSE.
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Communicated
To THE GOOD PEOPLE OF RIVER
FAILS.

A new Good Templars Lodge has
been organized which will meet at
Geo. Pratt's Hall, Thursday evening.
We expect this to be a wide awake
lodge and would be glad to have all
the temperance people and those wish
ing to besome temperance people, to
help make it so. Nearly every other
town IN Pierce county has an active
working lodge. There are sixteen
lodges in this county. Now shall
River Falls, the largest town in the
county, fall behind the smaller towns
in this work. No, my friends, let
each one try and do something to sus-
tain an organization and become the
banner town in the county. K.
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The Rustic Festival, Chorus.
Give the Boy a Chance, Tire.
Miss Dodge, Msssrs. Rhoads and Curtiss.
Hunters Chorus, Chorus.
How Sweet the Hunters Song, Duet.
Mrs Rickett and Horner.
Lighi-Hesrted are We, Chorus.
The Old Grave Digger, Bass Solo.
A. Earthman.
Jolly Jonathan. Comic Quartette.
Messrs. Rhoads, Chids, Curtiss, Earthman.
Good Night, Choru s
Two pieces of instrumental Music will be given
by Mrs. Horner.
II is likely that Mrs. Golden will be able to sing
at least, one Solo.
Admission, 35cts. Reserved Seats, scots. Tick
cts TO be had at Dodge's Store
Concert to commence at O'Clock.
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A house, stable, and two lots on BROOKLYN
side, near the fair grounds, for rent or ex-
change for farm lands or cash.
40 o. STIAHL
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DoxArON.-At he NJ. E. Church on
Friday evening, he 30th instant, for
the benefit OF Rev. 5. ". Horner. Adj
mission 50 cents, with the privilege
of paying as much more as YOU see
fit. Refreshments Will be furnished
Prof. Earthman will have charge of
the entertainment.
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Notice..

The Town Board of River Falls will meet at
the town Clerks Office ON Tuesday, March
9th, to audit accounts against the town, and
to settle with overseers of highways, who are
requested to be present, to save expense.
By order of Town Board,
J. ID. PUTNAM, Chairman.
Dated, March Goth. 1877.
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Plunkett gave three entertainments
here closing ON Saturday evening.
Plunkett is Plunkett, the country
over, and his reputation is so well
established that he needs no further
communication.
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Town OF RIVER FALLS, 's' III ""''is" N"ui

y T,T-N
Town OF RIVER FALLS, 's' III '"S'isS Noul''
To VIM. Williamson =
You are hereby notified that warrant of
attachment has been issued against you, and
your property attached to satisfy the demand
Of Henry W: Price, amounting to sixty-eight
dollars and 70 cents now unless you shall
appear before E. B Holmes, a Justice of the
peace in and Tor said county, at his Office in
said town on the 10th day of April, A. d.
1877, at one o'clock in the afternoon, judg-
ment will be rendered against you and your
property sold to pay the debt.
HENRY w. PRICE,
A MORSE, Pn7s Atty. Plaintiff.
Dated this 10Th day Of March, A. D. 1877.