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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-15

TIE WASHINGTON Police BoARD.-Ir the
Police Board investigation Saturday George 0.
Miller, member OF the detective force, was
examined. He testified that Major Richards
Informed him that Mr.. Murtagh desired 10
have Congressman WhitthorDe entccd into
some disrcputabc house aod then arrested.
Richards privately told him to let it appear that
lie (Nliller) was working TO carry out this pla1
as Murtagh was their superior officer, &C., but
Miller dcc'iocd and said to Richards he was not
willing even to appear to be engaged IN such a
business. he never spoke to Murtagh about
the matter, except once when he saw Nlurtagh
aud Richards standing together. and Richards
said, There is Miller now" Murtagh smiled
at Miller and said, Il want you to attend to that
business" Miller inferred that he meant the
business concerning Whitthoue. In reply to
question whether he knew of any other attempt
to use the police force for corrupt purposes,
Miller testified that during the tendency ofthe
suit of w iliam McGarrahan against Murtagh
for libel 10 1870, after the jury had been sworn
10, Murtagh met witness near the court house
and asked him if he knew any Of she jurymep
Witness replied he thought not but he hadn't
yet seen list Thereupon Murtagh said that
il the witness could reach any of them in his IA.
vor he would pay any expenses that mi ght be
incurred subsequently be met Murtagh IN COM
pany with Richards and Murtagh asked him
how matters we're getting on. Witness replied,
"Smoothly." He returned this answer be-
cause he did not wish to offend Murtagh, his
superior officer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-15

Mr.. Withers will endeavor to call up his
resolution, relating - tho sending OF troops to
Petersburg At the late cection,ln the u. 5. Sen
ate tomorrow. and should TO succeed will de-
liver some remarks thereon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-15

The Spanish Ministry have approved the ex.
tradition treaty with the United States, and
appear to be SO wei! pleased with 1t that they
opened negotiations for a similar arrangement
with Great Britain.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-15
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
MONuAy, JANUARY -, ISL.

The detection oi tic Secretary OF the lote-
r;cr in thc conspiracy to :ut7er: the vii! Of Tue
people Is dowariaht fraud, the rcSerslon OF
Florida 70 the c0ntro! cf tie majority OIL the
voters O.! that State, the Indications that South
Carolina aud Louisiana wcul soon follow her
example, and the fear that the report OF the
Investigating committees vii! make the election
of Tildeo so clear that there can be no reason
able ground Ter opposing ms lnaugurailon'
have induced the radicals 10 make the repre-
sentative Of their party hesitate DO longer 10
rio execution Of his long since formed reso!u-
ton to sustain, hy the whole power oil the gov
crnmcpt, the imposition CT the irauducDtIy
clac,cd officers 0! Louisiana upon the uuiortu-
nate people Of ,ha: State. We sincerely hope
that this latest tyra2nca! outrage may not
nrove the straw that vii! break the camel
back, ard that the L1uslanlaus may, " the
cycrcisn Of almost Svpcriunan loGbcaraucc, be
enabled to quietly submit TO It also, as they
have done 20 numerous similar cu!ragcs IN the
rast. For long and weary years they nave 10
obcdiaac, 20 :hc prayers and cntrcaleS OF tGe'l
trusted LEADERS, boron such iudignttles aud I'M
uo>itions ilat, to have done so under DINER
circumstances, would have lest them 1hell
kirship with the Aog'o Saxon race, Du'
finding that such submission, 50 lar from beng
Justly appreciated, is presumed upon, they may
become desperate ard commit acts which
though all may deplcr2, few can cccsu'c Fol
their cwn sakcs. and for tic coun!rys, wc
hope they may be caailed to again exhibit az
example o!hcroc scii:contro! that would DC IN
nossib!c in aay No.thcrn State, and that such
an example ,nly ii last iGducc the patriotic
people o! he North and West, aud especially
the Democratic patty q! those sectloos, tol
whose cs, ,cci2. benefit the <ubmisslveaess he:
been cvincce:, 70 Gene - their rc:ict aad de
maud that their rights !s respected anI that
that demand tc supplemented with strength
cnougi. to caiorca is compliance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-15

STARTLING AND CoSCLU>IvE.-Hoa L,c.s'
riah Chandler was for three hours on Saturday
before the Committee on Elections and Priv.
leges ct the House, and va; PIT: through a. ~.
animation so embarrassing tha. q. last, ST.: Ga.
clining to answar several embarrassing q0a:.
tons, he asked the privilege OF timo 10 a.?sa1r.
He was given until next Monday 10 coEsi!cr.
The committee have proof positive in tAei.
hands, being messages over the gant!ems'. sig
nature, that he advised the manipulating a. DO
ballots in the disputed States. ~! provide"
corruption fund Tor the purpose. NJ. t",al.'s
WAS not shown the proof possessed ~ tie ,'....
mttce, ami whether he answer: - ~, 81" re-
suit is precisely the same.
Thus we have coming L. the SURFACE, L. l."
tested by the light OF day, III" dar; conspiracy
which was organized to cheat the people u t@e!
choice and continue in power the gam" .: d.
honest officials VINO, no. con.e4t VT" 4eE!. In
their places. have plotted - destroy :"e Gov
eminent by an attack GA ;le halle.
In addition TO this fact Tor the :.a:h ii wair"
We hold ourselves responsible, !: i reported l"t.
the President, sick Of Hayes u Hay. has tre''
sick of him, has General Sheridan preparing
report that will show conc.us!vcly the WttaT or.
ruption of the Kellogg facticn, AID thu! - ~,
therefor DO forced 10 recognize tho Nichols
government. We give this ~ the runor upon
the street. Ono tsct is we'll known upon tA'
Streets and in the hotels and clubs =: that Lener-
81 Sheridan is open in his denunclstons OF MAJ
ison Wells, and asserts, 10 use hi; own anguaS'
that in his report he will salt tina: gcntlemaa
Thus do the righteous prevail and coatU5";-
and defeat come to the wicked. Gu: o: t"eir
own mouths are the conspira!ors convicted ara
put to shame. We learn from witness lh"t
Chandler left the committee room pale AMI E::;
gard and driving home, sen. for Ga7hc.i RAJ
William E. Chandler. These be able ADVISER,
but the great political manage: csnHo: rse"r'
the pit he has dug himself. The republican,.
are sadly depressed. Will, the homes: lover, OF
their Constitution and country ~ rrJoI'"1.-
Wash. CuDitak
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CO. GREAT UpRoAn ABOUT CLoTHiH".-
The largest stock OF OvcEcos:s and SUITS yougLI
st bankrupt aale to close ou!. Good 0"crcokt.
from s.. 30 upwards, including the very best o.
imported ChnchiIlas, Beavers, kerseys, ~.
Gents Cashmere Suits, consisting OF Coat, Pant
and Vest, st $40; ali wool Suits y: ,;G.D si''
upwards, Including the finest Imported nl"'@'
rails excellent Chi!dren's Suits. ysa-., 3l.-'i
years Sl.75 ycsrs ST.; i years So $40
upwards They must be sold quick al
:. DEALHAMs,
dec 50 bilg street,
Ea@TO TIE LADIES. We lave just receive
q fine assortment Of Gentlemen E"ya Al
Youths Fine Toilet Slippers, suitable Tor l
holidays, which will be sold III prices 20 sui
times. [dec 81 WADpEr, Il King 8
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-15

SAP Domingo is excited over President
Grants reference in his late message to that
island.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-15

a train on the 81. Louis, Kansas t"y a"I
Northern Railway, conveying about $50 hr"
drcd soldiers co route to Wa,hlug;oa lac:
from Fort Reno. struck broken raj! t'To tl!ic,
from Warrcnton, Mo-, last Saturday Li@At and
two cars were thrown from the track. >-;e;:.
soldiers we're somewhat scratched ald tIui7 j.
but no one seriously Injured. The soldier tea
st. Louis for Washington yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-15

A resolution has been offered ia tin Iin.-
sofa Legislature irqu;ring ialo The c..L'bi"'' .;
\. Is Fiusett, a republican 'fr>llenriti c.rt'o'
10 that State who, il is ALLEGED, /. NJ i's4.., :
citizen Ct the United States, because he chi
grated to the United STAT: when l. r ycar@
Of age aad supposing thai his father nntafh-
:za,iou uaturaIized his minor chi.dreH h. -
sufficient evidence Of BIZ clt2a r>hlp. The 80.
oluion has created considerable cXctcm2ni'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-15

Cities. Persons. prop kcai estate,
erty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-01-15

THE AUDITORS REpoRT.-Fr5la the rcpor. IL.
the Auditor OF Public Account: i. appear tina.
the following suns are assessed upon the cit:~s
for taxes upon licenses.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23

Robbers or the GraVe.-Under date
OF the 2lst, inst. correspondent of the To-
ledo Commercial gives the following partic-
ulars concerning the exhuming Of the body
OF little girl near Bairdstown, this county:
Quite a sensation was produced in this
community by the finding of dead body,
in vacant room, in Orden's block yester-
day.
A daughter Of James Archer, of Henry
township, Wood county, about three -fourths
of a mile east of New Baltimore, about 10
years Of age, was taken sick and died, and
was buried on Monday, this week, in the
Bethel Church grave yard, on Ten Mile
Creek.
During Monday night men we're heard
going up and down the stairs in Oglen's
Block, at Rairdstown, by those living in
the building, but as the parties we're heard
to depart, no special attention was excited
by these movements.
On Tuesday yesterday Mr.. Fishers
daughter, living in the block, had an occo-
sion to enter the unoccupied room, and
found strange sack containing wi hat, upon
examination, was found to be the dead
body Of James Archer's child, with the
name of w. q. HeatOn on the sack, which
mad evidently been borrowed for the pur-
pose for which it was used. Joseph Archer
and wife, living near here, were the first
among the friends TO arrive and identify
tho body rs that Of Miss A lie Archer. The
body was entirely nude, not a particle Of
dress having been left OH it except small
ribbon tied to its hair. From bruises and
scars found on the body the human Hye-
has disintering il did not handle il very
carefully. An inquest was held last eve
ming and the body dressed and taken in
charge by friends and will be probably
taken away to-day by the parents. Moth
ing dsfnate of course is known of the par
ties who perpetrated the deed, but we may
know about the matter in the future. g.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23

Every year increases tho populari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation;
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
cd preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lustrous, and silkcn.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t removes all cruiitions
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents tho hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishcs
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts,, says,
"The constituents arc pure, and care
fully selected for excellent quality;
and / consider it the BEST PRErA-
RATION for its intended purposes"
SOLI by all Druggists, and Dealers in lied;siaes,
Prioe Ono Dollar.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23
The Free Bridge Question:

The Free Bridge QuestiOn.--The
Commissioners Of Lucas and Wood counties
met at the American House, South Toledo
on Tuesday last, TO consult respecting the
purchase of the toll bridge between this
place and South Toledo, for tho purpose Of
making it free bridge. This bridge is
now owned BY SAMUEL VI. You've, Esq
OF Toledo, and Chief Justice WAITE. The
present structure, being the third one Mt
that point, was built in lS49, at n cost Of
about $4,000. Since That time, stone
piers hnve been placed under it, and pro-
lection walls have been built for the abut-
ments. The bridge is in quitO good condi-
tion, 40 far Ms its tImbers, piers, and nbut-
ments are concerned, except that n new
floor will soon bc needed and new stringers,
or cords, under a portion OF the bridge. A
protection wall is also needed below the
eastern nbutmcnt. The bridge proper 10
COG feet in length, and its owners also own
the approach on the westerly side from
the foot of Cunant street, between the canal
and the hill. Mr.. YoUNG met with the
Commissioners and stated that lie consid-
cred the bridge worth $4,000, but subse
quently stated that he had consulted with
Chief Justice WAITE and that they hnd de-
ciled to take $4,000. Each one of tho
Commissioners made his own figures, with
out consultation with other members OF
/ tI, 81, ,.l,a 20 Il
| that the average opinion of the board
was in favor Of paying something over
$4,000. Some ot0the Commissioners made
measurements of the stone work and the
road bed and based their calculations upon
the facts thus developed, while Others
m rely male general estimates based npor
their best judgment. One estimate was ovei
/ $4,000, and all the balance under thai
sum. A vote was finally taken on accept
ing Mr.. ToUSG's proposition which wa'
lost-yeas 2, nays 4. A motion was thCr
made to offer 80, 900 for the bridge and mp
proachcS, and for the stone piers, and abut
ment above the bridge, built for the rail
road bridge but now owned by Mr.. YoUNG
Mr.. Y. agreed TO include these in the $40,
600 proposition. The motion to offer 50,
600 prevailcd-yeNs 4, nays 2-MessrS
Ely, of Lucas, and lIoILs, of Wood, il
the negative. This proposition will b,
submitted to the owners of the bridge an,
it is believed it will be accepted. The Com
m;ssioners will not, We are satisfied, offer
larger sum, believing that not more tha,
that amount could be obtained in a con
demnation suit.
Commissioner PIERCE, of Wood county
presided at this meeting, and Auditor ]. i
JONES, OF Lucas, was Secretary. The bes
feeling was manifested by all parties con
cerned, the citizens OF South Toledo trente,
the party to sumptuous dinner at tn
American, ard all separated feeling san
guinc that tho last toll bridge on the Mau
mec river would soon collect its last toll.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23

URTper'S MaGOZine for ApTiI.-HAKP-
ERs MAG AETSE fur April comes to its host oi
readers richly laden with eyen more than lis
accustomed variety Of instructive and snlev-
tanning matter. The leading srticle, by HAR-
RIET PRmoorT SPOFFoRD, is an eloquent his
,nry Of Renaissance Decoration, as applied L :
furniture, illustrated with twenty -one superb
engrnvinHs.
DR.. "A. L. GrnoS concludes his beautifully
illustrated paper on the Atlantic Islands
treating this month the Canaries and Cape
Verbs, minSling with his entertaining informa-
tim observations that are Of the utmost impor-
tAnce to inValids.
MARY TREAT contributes o ue Of her chap
ters Of gossip about birds, in another illustra-
ted article.
In Shoemaker and Naturalist" also illus
trated, S. 5. CoSAST gives Ne n ehSrming ma
rative Of the adventures of Thomss Edward, a
Scotch naturalist, and the subject OF recent
biography by Smiles.
Dr.JoHS W. DRArER continues his very in :
tsrsstiug deset ipton Of remarkable expert ments
made by him-this time with fame and the
combustion of substances. The experiments
are fully illustrated.
Iu Fiction this numberis Is one of marked in.
tsrest. Sesides the two best serial novels Of
the season, "a Woman. IIater," aud " Erema, !"
there are four excellen short stories bV JOHS
RsTKR Cooks, A. p c.. I. l.. M'CRKADY, aud
RHBKccA HARDIKG DAVIS. Mr.. Co KE's st0Ty
is effectively illustrated by Abbey, and Mr.
M'CREADY's humorous narrative, entitled I'm
ele Zeks's Conscience receives added interest
from Mr.. Sol EytinRss admirable illustraiions.
REHRY W. LOSdFRLLow contributes = poem,
entitled" Viuoria Colonna." ELiEABETH STU-
ART PHBLPs is the author oi another poem, an
titled A Song af the Garden"
Anna @. BRAcHErT, in brief but vigorous
article, makes a strong plea for the Liberal Ed.
ucstion OF Women and EDWARD HowLAEB, in
an able paper, traces the development In our
Public Libraries.
The Editorial Departments are full Of Inter-
ebting matter on new themes, new books, new
facts in science the current vents Of the N nth,
q nd timely humOrs. The Drdtbsr Is especially
amusing, aud contains seven illustrations.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23

Sacred COncrrt.-Prof. FRANK &
RoHNER, Jr., orgarist and chorister Of
Father VAN DYKES Church in Detroit.
will give n grand sacred concert at Father
GRErss' Church in this place on Monday
evening, April 2d. This is pronounced
the best choir in Detroit, and includes the
famouS Mr.. ANDREWS, the silver tenor, and
Mrs. KErI, contra alto. The whole choir
will take part on this occasion, and oul
citizens may prepare themselves to hear
some OF the besl classical musical talent in
the country. We expect to have the pro
gramme for publication next week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23

PIows.-Messrs. PECK & HAMILTON
have a fine stock Of the best make Of plows
on hand to meet the wants of the farming
community. They also have q complete
line Of building material, such ns lumber,
sash, doors, blinds and everything in the
line Of builders hardware and tools. Those
who contemplate building this season
should not fail to give them call. For
the several styles Of plows kept by them
see their new advertisement this week.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23

Spring eOOds.--MABLEY, the Clothicr,
at lo9 and III Summit street, Toledo, has
opened up with his mammoth stock Of
Spring Goods. Those in need Of anything
in the line OF Clothing should not fail to
call on MABBEY, when in Toledo. You
will not fail to find what you want, and at
prices 10 suit the times. See his new nd
verlisement in this paper.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHIaKHRa.

AS our Rcncwer in many case1
requires too long time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, VIC have prepared this
dye, in one preparation which win
quickly aud effectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied.
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash off Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. P. HALL 4 CO.,
NASHUA. Nh.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23
SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
The I.essees of the | In Wood County, o.,
"'"' ""'' Court Of
James J. Parks, etal. Comm,n Pleas.
BY virtue of an order of sale, issued in the
abOve eniI:led cause, by the Clerk Of ilie Court
OF Comm N Pleas. Of Wold county, Ohm, and
10 me directed and delivered, will offer for
sale at public vcndue, at the front door OF the
Court House in Bowling Green. on
Tuesday, April IOth, 1877,
Between 10 and II O'Clock A. N. of said day, the
following described real estate, to-wit:
Road tract number four t4) Of the Maumee 4
Western Reserve Road lands, in Wood county,
aud State Of Ohio; said road tract containing
seventy .iwu acres, more or less.
Appraised at IS Oi0.
0RRlN HENRY, Sheriff.
ossoRN 4 SWAIN, Plt'fs AIt'ys.
March s, 1877. 41eS7 80
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23

Closing or Winter Term.-The winter
term of our Schools will close on Friday
next, following which there will be vacS-
ton of one week. Examinations will be
held in the several depAEments on Thurs
day and Friday next. The following il
the programme OF exercises at the High
School.
Thursday, March 29-l:30 to 2:l5 ?. M
Algebra and U. s. History. 2:l5 to 300
German Reader. 9;l5 to 4:I5-Latin
Reader and English Analysis.
Friday, March $4,000 to 9:5o A. NJ
Arithmetic. 0:5o to l0:30-Geom
1915 to l1:35-Algsbra and Outlines oI
History. 11;S5 to 12:OO-Beginning Ger
man.
All friends of the school are cordially
invited TO attend these examin Ations.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23

The Burglars Caught.-A telegram
was received here oil Sunday last stating
that two men had been arrested at Fos-
toriN, supposed to be the thieves who had
burglRriEed Messrs PECK & HAMILroS's
Hardware store on the Thursday night
previous Ex-Sheriff BAIRD and Mr.. L..
NJ. Hunt went to Fostoria on Monday.
The stolen property was identified by Mr..
Hunt and the prisoners taken in charge
by officer BAIRD and returned to this
place, where they waived an examination
before Esquire MERRY, and went over the
road to Bowling Green to await q hearing
before the next term of Common Pleas.
They gave the names Of ARTHUR CARRoD
and JOHN JONES.
While being locked up here for the night
they peaclled on the third man who they
claimed was identified with them in the
burglary. and said he had gone to DeShler.
Officer BAIRD visited DeShler that night to
capture his man, but learned that he ha6
been arrested and lodged in jail at Defiance.
He visited Defiance on Wednesday, but
was informed that the prisoner was wanted
there to answer TO a similar charge, but IL
they failed to convict the prisoner would
be turned over to the Wood county au-
thorities.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1877-03-23
4 ,EGAL NOTICE.
Stephen s. Laskev,
Plaintiff, In the C,uIt of
W. Common Pleas. Wood
Elymss F.W ilkins, etal, County, Ohio.
Defendants


Plaintiff, In the C,uIt of
Va. Common Pleas. Wood
Elymss F wilkins, ct al, County, Ohio.
Defendants
The sid Elymas \. wilkins, Of the Sta ie Of
Indiana, will take notice that said Stephen s.
Laskey, did on the l9ih day If February, 1877,
lille his petition in the Court nf COm mon Pleas,
nf Wood county, 0hin, against the said FL mas
T. wilkins and John u. W Depuy. setting forth
that on the 29th day nf Oct'brr, 1878, said Will
kins gave tn sald plainliif his promissory nnte
for $500 payable in one year from date with
interest that to secure said note, he, said Will
kins, executed and delivered to said plaintiff
his mortgage deed On the southwest quarter Of
the southwest quarter Of Section 10, Town 4
North, Range . east, IN said cnunty of Woad
Also. that said John u. w. Depuy, made to
said wilkins on the 3iSt December, 1875, his
prnmissory note Of that for the sum Of 81 400
being the purchase price Of said real estate,
said note being payable in one year from date
at 8 per cent. Interest and secured by mortgage
upon said described real estate, and that said
plaintiff is now the owner Of said described
note and mortgage, and praying judgement for
the said amounts due upon said promiss0ry
notes tO-wit; Against said defendant wilkins,
for the sum Of $500 with interest at s Ter
cent. from Oct goth, 1875, and against said de-
feRdAnt, Depny, for 81 400 with eight per
cent. interest frum Dec. 81, 1875, and that said
mortgages be fnreclosed sa id real estate be sold
and the proceeds applied in payment Of said
Indebtedness.
The said ElymAs y. wilkins is further nnti-
fed thai he Is required to appear and Answer
said petition ON or before the 18th day Of April,
1877. STEPHEN S. LASKEY.
By Swan 4 MooRE, his Attorneys.
Feb. 18Th, 1871. 46fSlo ID