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bonn II. Mars 1850 unb auf @snebs

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srm 80. September 1873 bafttar.
81. @enbsl, ben 2. Gebruar 1877.
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poli,eipsrprbnung wurben rent@ enteits
bsratbs Don Marptnsen reitere Mtts
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lautet : 81. @enbeJ, 2. 8ebr. 1877.
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bdneen. Va6 Nb!auf BON a6t Taset
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runter ssltBt baben: "DaB Die 0srs
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bebauie aneeteftet eerelsn unb iouR
mad Srtssebrau6 In Der @emetnee
betannt eemaGt eetuersen. beidetntat
Marpineen, ben 80. Gebruar 1877.
Der teupsrtrstsnbe SrtsSprReber."
GIetdseittB bena&ri@tise i'd Ole, bab
btele MabreseI In Golse Der eeasn bic
0snparuen In Der NaGt som q. So
nuar Ssribten Greeie burd fel. Nestes
runs Serfdst wcroen ia, une paB bies
ieIbe ferner nrb oarauf binsewielen
bat, wts bic abesmaItee 8eIeeuneWar>
pineeu's NIT Mtlttdr nt6t ausbletben
wGrre, fUfern ft6 berarttse unorouunz
gen tptepsrbuIten. SD eete Sbnsu
hermit auf, BEN 0%smeineeratb sben>
falls WtttbetIuns gu MAIDEN. Der
girgermsiiter, se3. DcYtt. An zen
ffeuYsrtrstenben Srtsporfeber 6rn.
9adsS. Ger uDeutfben &etds;tg."
miro unterm II. ,. eeldrieben ~An'
ftatt Der @enoarmel1, wslbe fpwobl
BON bier, aIs aus Der sarsen l1msessno
abssosen finb, baben wir iebt 15Wann
pom a@ten SdaerbatataOn erbaltsn,
trelae gum Sduye bss 6drteIDaloes
abeOmwanbirt ftno. usbrfeens Gebt GO
isBt ben ptIseru fret, bte 9ueue gu be-
fuden, iuba'D Fe rur ~sinaeIr, ooer apei
bic bret fommen. Bon etnem Gate2
Zen aGf bic 0enoarnen tpeiB man bier
ni9ts."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10
Mns &p,u.

&eul, s. Gsbr. Man bat ben papf
idpn 70 pft tpbt sefast ba6 90 ni@t
III psrpunoern III, tpeni1 bte Neufststtss
trdmsr CUR abwe@leluns aud Elm DIAL
earauf uerfaQen, ben S5nis 0tctcr
Emmanuel ;u ben ibOn 5etmseeanses
men su sablen. Sn Eurin tpar an, 1.
Gebr. In oer Gbat bas @erldt uerbrets
tet, Der SSnt9 ief 9eROrben ; srobe Gr>
regun9 berrfGte baruu1, uno All ber
S6rie etnsen bic papisre berunter. grf
usbysre Gslsgramuie pom Heapel, bic
Der Drdfset ptrbrettsn lief, b~.rubisten
bic 9epubner Der alien piemcntefl9en
6aupifaot rpteeer. Gictor emmanuel
TT tneenen am 4. ,. IN Beslettuns
MicOtera's, ter lid als ben saIanttfen
6tRtns su erpstieu ldeint, pteper eez
lunp III Nou etnsstrufen. Der neu
unsetommsne 5iterret6tl9s 8Otldaftsr
5aYmele bat btslen aufentbalt BEG a5>
ntss benuBt, um TIN, feline 8eslaubts
sunsssS Greiben gu iterrei6sn. Sir
ben aeusn 8ptldafter was es eewib
tetn 9lidliGer 3ufaQ, baB eeraos am
Sage fetnsr Nntunft Don Der &ammer
beldlpfen nuree, etne Population aur
Seerabnibfster Der Waildnptl1en
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lOmbavptiae 9uupttapt aw entlenben.
SeRe vMartyrer" norm utGt6 anbe>
res ais Meu9elm5rcsr, ruel6e auf Mns
FIFTEEN tines maNinildsrepubltcanil6sn
Gpmtte's etnaelne SRsrretdiiGe Sploas
ten, bic fte an, beidgten Sage In Den
StraBen poer 9dufer MaiIane6 antras
fen, erpOlGten, efaen fcBar i'm Dom,
rr1brenb ct Dor elmer SapeIe faiete unp
betste-uno bic oouu, a!s fe aub ben
f5ntelf6en Yalaf ft0ruen wouten uno
8arrtcaben aufparfen, BON Der 8eiab>
un8 nteeersswcrfen wurcen. lnp bisis
Gleneeu, eeren Baenis su jensr 3sit
isIbif BON Den ptemonteflben 8ldttern
Derurtbetlt wuroe, Irsrben leBt i'm eini>
gen 56ntsret6e bas INIT Gem Nads
barfaats Oefsrreib aaf BEN freunrz
l@ahlidfenGuBe fsbt", cficisQ oefstert
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ssn, naas tn 1d5ner 8srIessnbeit sesues
fen (stn, ea CT Cen erftsn 8elub ces
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wdbnte DelnluB per 3awmsr 1T aber
ni9t nur flr's Nuslaus petnltd, ct Ia
aud fit bic tnnsre GntwideIunB Der
3amrHer besefGnens: wie idon Der 3d.
ldlub, ben nod lebenDsn Ibetlnsbmern
eer GrpsoittOn BON Saprt eine DENTON
3u geten, etns rein repablteaniids 3bat
belUbnte, f. aud Der o~Orlisgenpe ; psnn
es NOR Die SABINE Get Rep4bltf, untsr
Der isnn aufitano f1 erbOb. Der
~O0vers" bat AUDI ipf0rt bstps8eldlife
su 0untsn Der 1epu5!it 9eceutet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10

Der @ q b e +.

gems BON btsisn asidi&ti&sn Ebatia.
den. forpert bic Gbre bsr Station bic
grbaltuns uno YReee Der Sdterldncts
f@en Spra@e, tann aud Sorb isltb
Der umnanp, baB nod beute etn mans
batter She'll Der gtnwobner Td bitfsr
Spra6e faf ausidlteBlt6 beptent. Die
In Dublin eebilbete pbiloftlttl6e Gsisus
ldaft wenbet fG an ale Grsunoe bee
@aterlanpes uno bittet I'm, 8Breerung
tbrer auf Grbo!tun8 ssS 0aelilben ees
rtGtsten 8efrsbuneen. 3und1f be-
swedt fe etne aufettt9ere uuo arinp>
ltdere MaeBe Der ~nattcnalen Sprade
IN ben elementarlbul uno an ben
b6berea 2ebranfaltsn berbeisufdbren.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10

ertletbtem 5aar BITE ate Farbe aurldsiett. Gs reet te
an unb. srfdlt rem 5aare fttnen gBuGs unb fsine S66a.
belt. 60 ptrb ~frupriets. fftraGes rber frdntiiGfs 5dar
aIdnitnb, es6meibi3 unD frdlte perlpreres 9aar rddf
Sas Wittel en Gnse unS tefertst f6mdGIiden 5aarpH6s
perbift bannen @uGs rrh eiabt erbIeiGt, TEN rter arauen
5dare bic urfrrInaItGe acibe w'teer. SeiHe gDirfune lit
bebt oue Eurein' sfeten unD trtdIt bic Rprftnut fabf, fnu<
Der unb frei6,b bel rptIGen Gi9erf6aften, Rranfbeiten ter.
fslben unu15siih itnh. pS
NTs DdmentriIettes WitttI trtrb % iresen feinfs ar aenebs
men unb IetIiden garflms a1ssmtin eeprtefen unD MT
een bes fdmretnen @lonses nnb f~rdftiaen Nusttens,
peldes 60 benz 6aate Serlttbt, lbsrau tr6ge@dst.
Anessrttst ron
Or. e. g. 4Dcr II. Co., 2opeD, Mal.
prdtf. unb f%cnnIrt. Gbsniferr.
gerfdrft BON aae1 DrpsutHtu au6 ArsaciHGutIerr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-03-10
Nper's 9aarsS tdrfun9smittel
Hair Vigor.)
sur lrndnberuus srauer Eaare in ndtlr1ttes lebenetrdf.
tioes 61ar NIT hef urfprlnali9sn 6arse.

grrrh6ente Sabre.
&rdatliHfeit, 8ummer
Gntt6ufHune une trbIi6t
Anldse-fe QUE rnaGer
bss 8adr erau unb iets
ttn;elne bieier urfa@sn su
nrrjeitisem AusfaQea &c.
netet.
Mper'S Saarsgtdrs
f~nnssmtfftI bat furd,
ldneen unb umfanarets
psn @ebrau1 beHttffn.
es rem Ausfdnen Der
fpfrrt Elm 3teI fest.
OFT eerert WahstbHrrt er>
l1euert uab ardfferff pher
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Oteaeres aus Marpin8en.

IIs g~rsdnsuns Der auf bsr erften
Sette cieleS Slattes mitsetbeilte aNaGz
rt@t aus Marptnsen mag naafsbsnosS
felSen:
NGrpinasu, II. Gebr. gOu bObem
3ntere0e cusfts foIssncs ~pOlisst>8 Ser.
CtcnunS" lein ~Auf OruuD bts S. S
of5 0elsEs0 uter Ole poliSeiperwa!tunS
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ct Spfeph 9. o., etearus. 60. geian.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA - COUNTY OF
- RAMSEY-ss. In PROBATE CoURT.
Special Term-February 20. 1877.
In the matter of the estate of John Engel-
bert Braunmueller. Deceased.
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cpeclaI Ierm-February ~. 1917.
In the matter of the estate of John Engel-
bert Braunmueller, Deceased.
WHEREAS, An instrument in writing ,pur-
porting to be the last will and testament
of John Engelbert Braunmueller deceased,
late Of said County, has been delivered to
this Court
And Whereas, Rev. Valentine SIMMER
has filed Herewith his petition, represent
ting among other things that said John En-
| pelbert Hraunmueller died in said County
| on the fifteenth day of February 1877 .tes-
tate. and that said petitioner is the sole exc
cutor named in said last will and testament,
and praying that the said instrument may
| he admitted to probate, and that letters
| testamentary be to him issued thereon
It is Ordered, That the proofs of said
instrument, and the said petition, be heard
before this Court, at the Probate Office in
said County, on the NINETEENTH DAY
OF MARCH A. d. 1877 at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, When all concerned NAV
appear and contest the probate of said in.
strument:
And it is further Ordered, That public
notice Of the time and place of said hearing
be given to all persons interested, bv prtbs
LEGATION Of these orders for three weeks
successfully previous TO said day of hea-
ring, in the Wanderer, a newspaper prin-
ted and published at the City Of st. Paul
in said County.
BY the Court.
HENRY O'GORMAN,
IL 81 Judge of Probate.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-07-11

NICEE, LIGHTER AND CHEAPER THAN
WOODEN BARRELS.
A firm at Syracuse, New York. are
now manufacturing novel -four barrel,
The barrels are composed of straw pa
per pulp, which is run into mold made
in the shape OF one half of a barrel cut
vertically. The pulp is subjected to
powerful hydraulic pressure, and when
reduced TO the required thickness, the
ends of the halves are cut oil at the ends.
The pieces are then placed in 4 steam
drier, and the sides trimmed evenly and
the substance thoroughly dried. 1t
comes from the drier ready tor making
up into barrels. There are three heavy
wooden hoops and two hoops las.
tened. together, and into grooves
cut into the slaves, the paper halves
which have an average thickness OF
three-siXteenths OF an inch, are slid. The
ends OF the barrels are made of paper OF
"A similar thickness, constructed upon The
same principles as the slides, and pro
tected by heavy wooden ones. The adj
vantages OF these barrels over wooden
ones are lightness, cheapness, durability
and the prevention OF flour sitting out
while in transit. They are constructed
entirely bv machinery, and the halves
are cut SO true that any pieces OF tn,
same SIZE will readily fit together. They
will not cost more than One-thrd the
price OF wooden barrels, and are lighter
and tit so nicely in the grooves that
there is no chance for Hour to SIT
through, which loss is quite heavy per
centage in the use OF other kinds.
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williamson County Radicals

NOMINATION OF CANDIDATES FOR COUNTY
OFFICES.
The Republicans of Williamson coun-
ty met in delegate convention at Marion
on Monday, July End, Tor the purpose
of nominating candidates for county Oh
fees. The convention was a very quiet
one, and but little interest was taken in
it. except by the gentlemen who were
seekers after places on the ticket. The
following ticket was nominated: For
county Judge, Geo. w. Young; for
county clerk, W. II. Enbanks; tor
treasurer, w. II. lindman and Tor
county commissioner, John scoby.
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him, It can be made effective
against General Garfield and Secrc.
tary Sherman. II Is understood that
Packard has letters from both these gen.
tlemen, advising him that no matter
what might bc the honest result of the
vote OF the state, it must be declared for
Hayes. II Ia the intention 10 submit
such letters In the nature Of evidence,
and the outcome expected IL that the
house and senate cannot fail to take coy
nizance OF II. The object underlying the
whole is that, ii brought to the attention
of congress, the expulsion Of Garfield
might ensue, as well as the impeach'
ment of Secret" ~ Sherman. II is stated,
also, in the same connection, that some
interesting correspondence and sugges'
ton thrown ont by Governor Noyes, OF
Ohio. are in possession OF Pitkin. Both
Packard and Pitkin are inSph ed by \
deep.seated revenge, and those who
know them best say that they will leave
no stone unturned to show up the ras
cality of last November in New Orleans,
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The Tobacco Fly.

NOW sTRYCHNINE MAY BE USED 70 COOP
ADVANTAGE.
The GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf furnishes
the following from Mr.. Robert Wiliord
of Kentucky, one OF the most successful
tobacco growers there, in relation to des-
stroying the tobacco fly which often
ruins the young crop. The receipt Is
simply one sixteenth of an ounce OF
strychnine dissolved in two buckets OF
water and the solution sprinkled over
the young plants. Mr.. Wil!ord
In relating his experiment, sail the bug
had totally destroyed all his beds but
one, late bed of thirty square yards,
and discovering that they were attack
ing this one in very strong force, he do
termined to try this experiment. AS lie
had no other hope OF saying IA plant and
consequently went TO Cadz and bought
A balt-dollar bottle OF :trychnine lone
eighth OF an ounce On returning
he found the bed literally covered
with the fly, and proceeded to use the
remedy as above described
using one half OF the vial,
saving the other half for second appli-
cation, which he never made, for the one
destroyed the last fly. This bed was
troubled no more, and from IL he planted
seventeen and halt acres OF tobacco.
making good crop. Mr.. MILFORD lur-
Their stated that the application d!3 not
In the least injure the young plants. but
rather seemed to..Sdyance the growth: also
that he marked a spot in The bed and
thoroughly drenched IT. to ascertain il a
large quantity OF the solution MSS more
likely TO Xii the plants. and II made no
difference.
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Circuit Court
List OF TIE CIRCUITS As ORGANIZED
UNDER THE NEW LAW,

LIST OF rHE CIRCUITS As ORGANIZED
UNDER THE NEW LAW.
The following is list OF the new
Illinois circuits according to the net of
the last general assembly. under which a
Judge is to be elected in each circuit on
the first Monday of August next;
First clrcult--The counties OF Frank
lin, Saline, Williamson, jackson, Union,
johnson, Pope. Hardin, MasSAc, Pulaski
and Alexander.
Second circuit-lhC counties ol Cum
berland, Ellingham, Clay, Jasper. Rich
land, Lawrence, Crawford, Jefferson,
Wayne, Edwards, Wabash, White, lam
iltou and GalIatn.
Third circuit--lhc counties OF Bond,
Madison. st. Clair Marion, Clinton,
Washington, Randolph, Monroe aud
Perry.
Fourth circuit-Ihe counties OF Yer.
million, Edgar, Clark, Coles, Douglas,
Champaign, Plat, Moultrie and Macon.
Fifth cgcult-lho counties OF Sanga-
mon, Macoupin, Christian, Mon, gomcry,
| l1aycttc and Shelby.
Sixth Circuit-Thc counties OF Han
cock, Adams, Fulton, McDonou9h,
Schuyler, Brown and Pike.
Seventh circnit--Ihe counties OF De.
! Witt, Logan, Menard, Mason, Cas-, Nor
gan, Scott, Green, Jersey and Calhoun.
Eighth circuit-l'unm, Marsha! !,
Woodford, TaHcwelI, Peoria and STARK
Ninth circuit-Burcau, LaSallc, VIII
and Grundy.
Tenth circuit-Eock Island, Mercer,
Henry, Henderson, Warren and Knox.
Eleventh circult-McLcan, Ford, Nan
kakeo, lrcquoiS aud Livingston.
Twelfth crcuit-BoOne, DnIagc and
Kendall.
Thirteenth circuit Davies, Steph'
cnson, Winnebago, Carroll, WhitcSidc,
Oglc and Lee.
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PACKARD AND PITKlN SET THEIR FUR
POSE TO WORRY MIR. HAYES.

PACKARD AND PIrKN SET THEIR FUR
POSE TO WORRY MIR. HAYES.
The Cincinnati Eaguro'S Washing
ton correspondent, writing under date OF
July 9Th, says; "lniormaton received
here is to the effect that the indictments
against the Louisiana Returning Board
in New Orleans were brought about by
the active efforts OF Ex-Governor Pack
ard and Marshal Pitkin. Before Pack
ard left the state he fully fortified him
sell with sufficient documentary evidence
10 show clearly that the members of the
Returning Board altered and forged 0ol
only the Vernon Parish return. bul
many others. Pilkin has also copies Of
all the kilograms, and in majority o
instances the originals, which were SEN
him by the Republican national commit
tee, which will involve Zact
Chandler and Assistant Secretary
Mccormick. The President is exceed
ingly worried over the indictments
which have been presented, and will
urge upon Governor Nichols that ii the
Board is CONVICTED that he should extend
TO It's members the immunity OF pardon.
This Nichols would doubtless do; but
what worries the administration Is the
nature OF the evidence which will be-
abduced at the trial. Packard aud
Pitkin have advised their friends here
that they can present au array OF test.
mony, both oral and documentary
which will show conclusively and over.
whslmingly that the vote OF Louisiana
was deliberately stolen tor Hayes, under
the directions Of the Republican Ma
tlonal Committee aud the visiting states
men who went to New Orleans to brac,
up the Returning Board. While IN,
expose Of the infamous transaction o
the Returning Board may not ailec
Hsyes any more than to convince III
world that his office was stolen 10
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A Illustrators Notice.

Estate OF John Craig, deceased.
The undersigned having been appointed
administrator Of the estate OF John Craig
late Of the county OF Alexander and state
of Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice
that he will appear before the county court
OF Alexander county ut the court house 10
Cairo at the August term, on the third
Monday in August next, ut which time
all persons having claims against said estate
ae notified and requested to attend for the
purpose of having the same adjusted. Al
persons indebted to said estate are re
qlested TO make i'm ne diate payment 10 the
undersigned.
Dated, This 2jth day Of May, 4. d. 1877.
JAMES l.. SANDERS
Administrator,
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AulnlnIstraIrIx Notice.

Estate OF Timothy O'CNIGhan, deceased
The undersig ned, having been appointed
Administrative Of the estate OF Timothy
O'Jallaban, late OF the county of Alexander
and State OF Illinois, deceased, hereby gives
notice that she will appear before the
county court OF Alexander county, al the
court house in Cairo at the August term,
on tho third Monday in August next, at
which time ali persons having claims
against said estate are notified and re-
quested to attend for the purpose OF having
the same adjusted. All persons indebted
to said estate are requested TO make imme-
date payment to the undersigned.
Dated this 18th day # me. A. ID. lS1,.
BRIDGET O CALLNHAN.
G-2lw6w Administrative.
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G. HARRISON LEACH, NJ T.
HOMEOPATHIST.

Ev'ecal attention given to Homeopathic
treatment OF surgical diseases, all chronic
diseases and diseases OF women and chilli
ureD. ONCE on C0mmercia avenue near
Ninth street. CAIRO, ILL.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
Estate of Thomas L. Sullivan, deceased.
To whom IL may concern-plca.o take no.
tice that have filed my final account A.
Administrator Of said Us ate ana shall ap-
ply 10 the county court Of Alexander
county, it,ing rs a court ofprobate, at the
june term thereof. to-wit; on the third
Monday OF June, A. ID. 1877, tor u full and
final discharge IRON all further liability as
administrator Of said estate.
VI. } McHAULEY,
Administrator.
Cairo, H., May I'D, 1877. DIT.
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Administrators Notice,

Notice Is hereby given that on Thursday
July 18th, 1877, AZ ten o'clock A. VI. at the
office OF Samuel Briley, Justice Of the
peace, AZ Toledo, IN Alexander county,
Illinois, ] VIII proceed to sell ut public
suction, TO the highest bidder, for cash IN
hand, the desperate notes accounts, jnug
ment'. claims and NO forth. due owingan
belonging to the estate Of Daniel III. Jones,
decease (0f which e.tate ! am admlnistra'
Tux In Pursuance OF the authority gwen
for that purpose by the county court oi
said county at the June term thereof 1871,
BELINDA JONES,
dNwtd AdministratriX,
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

State OF Illinois, County Of AleSander-ss.
In the Circuit Court, September term, 1877.
Fleming and Lacey for use OF Henry Whenever,
Henry II. Payson and Ferdinand H. Canda firm
of IL. r. Payson u Co, j as garnlshees. Car
nishment
Affidavit having been fled In the office of the
clerk Of the said court that Henry X. payson one
Of the above named defendants has departed from
the State Of Illinois, you the said Henry Il. Pay
son are hereby notified that a conditional judgment
tor the sum OF 6s3 0 and costs Of suit was rendered
against you implicated with Ferdinand T.. Cand9,
at the January term A. ID. 1877 of said court in said
cause: that writ OF scire hcias has been issued
out of said court in said cause against YOU return
able on the first Monday in September next. Now,
unless you, the said cnry Il. Payson shall per
Sonaly be aud appear before said court on the lr,t
Monday In september next and then and there Show
cause II any you have, the contrary, final lndr
mcnt viii he entered against you for sad SUN and
costs ST suit. JONI \, REEVE, Clerk,
June, ~, ls77,--wit
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The Bullftia.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
v.a~. of Ctrcutt Court

Judge OF Ctrcuts s""
~. ara suthsrlzei 10 announce the name oI
.nlr.w n Dnff. of Jackson County, rs eahul-
date 10 u. ,.l alsAi s,scn5i as ar Sp
h.'s,vsS lime q 1871, and composed OF the conn
sss Of Alexander. Hardin fIansIn J ans T..
Manson. Election first Mohday III August A.
ID. 1871.
We are asth ,riSed 10 announce the name oil J9hh
Dougherty, Of Union County, as candidate lor luust
IN he krs judicial circuit organized BY The act o.
The general assembly, approved June z. lsiI, and
esmpossd OF the counties Of Alexander, Hardin,
Erankin, Jackson, johnson. Massae, Pope. INl-
ask. Saline, Union and Williamson Election
first Monday in August \. D., ISL.
To the voters Of the first judicial district com
posed OF The counties Of Franklin Saline, Hardin,
Pope, Massae, PULASKI, Alexander, Union, JACK
son, Williamson and johnson, with the approval OF
many friends, | hereby announce myself cand-
date for Judge OF the circuit court under The act OF
the general assembly, approved june, ~ at the
election, on the first Monday in August, 1877.
Francis NJ. NouNGBLoon.
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ONCE In Winters Block, corner Seventh ana
Commercial Avenue, entrance on Seventh,
Residence Thirteenth street, west Of washin gton
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