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The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

A FEMALE Justice of the Pence in
Wyoming Territory was obliged to
hear case Of . scsndalous charac.
ter, in which her husband filled the
unenvisble position Of defendant.
She sentenced him 10 be hanged. by
thc neck until tead, and wss anx-
ious to have the sentence carried
into effect at once, until the attor-
neys explained to her that she was
sitting simply as an examining
court. She then held him in bonds
of SIS. 200, 900, TO await the action
OF the Grand Jury, and sad she
would shoot the first man full of
holes that attempted to rsise the
sureties.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

Tue word /" bull-doxe ia of Loui.
siana origin. Some years ago, csr-
tain election retarns were IN the
custody ofa planter named Bull.
These returns were so ovcrwhelm-
ingly democratic, that tbe radicals
feared defeat in tho election, II al.
loved to be given in; so they way
LAID Bull on hls trip to tho Return.
ing Board, took away and destroy
cd tho ballots. Bull, OF course
brought down upon himself many
anathemas, and whom called upon
for an explanation, exclaimed, "As
sure Is my name is Bull, ! must
have been dosed (drugged.)" Such
10 the version, recently gwen by
Col. Meloof, at political meeting
in New Orleans.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

cd him that death was Inevitable,
he calmly prepared to meet II IA he
had met other overpowering foes.
His worldly goods being few, de-
manded but lit,le Of bin lime TO
noble. loving, devoted Wife 20 chll.
drcn whom he 81 dearly loved, he
had no other inheritance TO beslow
bu' his own proud name, the sou
venlr Of his virtues, the example of
his patriotism.
This done, he turned his thoughts
toward that higher kingdom where
Nil aspire who have performed on
enrih their duty 10 God and man. A
duliiul. obcdieLl child of the Roman
Catholic Church. he received at the
hands Of her worthy ministers all
the sacrnments with which she ten
derly speeds the soul to IT'S eternal
abode, and il was surrounded by u
desolnte family aud his hand clasp
ed IN the hands "t II iatherly Priest,
that he gave up to his Maker that
great aud noble soul which never
knew any other fear but that OF
doing wrong.
To-day, IN the narrow confines OF
IN humble grave, whore already lie
cniombed sone orGe dear To him
an the green banks of "a little. tran.
qml brook, TO which i,ienvi'le's
brother gave his own name, in the
retired and calm retreat Of the Ca
th0lic grave yard, the remains of
one 80 much loved by his country,
so much feared by her enemies, will
gently be land 10 rest. A simple
monumeat--pcrl'aps nothing more
,hnn u modest wooden cross, en-
blem Of our salvation, will marx
his last lace Of rcpose.
When At,illa's soldiers were in
cising their eyes with their swords
that they might weep over hIm
with mems blood and not with wa.
mems tears when Napolcon's Jail
ors were hiding his grave,
SIR M rech1 1"fE Pnr m r"gze pf6'n
tire"
when
Kings in dusky darkness Ind
Have lcll \ amcless pyramid,
the memory ot Raphael Semmes
will find in the pages OF history and
in the hearts OF his countrymen II
monument more durable than iron
or marble ever raised on the sum
mt Of the highest mountain"
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

On last Friday the superintcn.
dent and teachers of the public
schools arrived here from their Iii.
nois homes. Fort Smith Herald.
Is Fort Smith 80 devoid ofnalive
talent and worth, that II must seek
In lIIiaois, material for the running
Of ito public school machinery or,
are teachers, like soap, bacon, ETC.,
more to be appreciated and support.
ed, because, TORS 'othc, they come
from sbroadY
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15
Fatally Wounded.

MEMPHIS, September 7.-At o.
clock this morning, on the corner
of Main and Monroe streets, Ed.
Murray, sporting character, was
shot and probably fatally wounded
by julie Rozicr, of ST. Louis, who
was arrested aud to-day held IN the
sum OF $1,000 to answer. Rozier
dcDics that he shot Murray, but two
men who we're present assert that
he did. All the parties were
drinking.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

tbs first bale of new cotton was
received IN Little Rock on the Both.
nlt., and sold for twenty five and
ono eight cent per pound. 1t wis
raiscd by Mr.. Andcyson Mills, who
lives SIX miles below Little Rock,
Pulaski county. This is the third
season that he has been first in the
market.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15
SnORT STOPS.

The Harkfye calls the Presidents
trip the boss bum"
Doctors frequently run their ba.
siness INTO the ground.
An exchange asks, "Do fish
sleep" :" They never close their
eyes.
What is society, after all, but n
mixture of mister les and miss-eriesy
The car punch is failure, too.
Only the k-punch is left us now.
The way they put it now, is, -
" that's t t,"-meaning that's too
thin"
Prof. Hall thinks Mars has two
moons. Fine place to go a courting.
Hats are now made OF Russian
felt, which reminds us that Russia
telt Mid..at.
Boston Com. Bulletin You must
not expect peas b cause the enemy's
city is shelled.
Song Of the bnker-"I Knead
Thee Every Hour" The first note
of The song is Dough.
Several newspaper men have
been swindlcd by the new counter
felt five thousand dollar bill.
II yon want to slip into ronnd
hole. you must make II ball OF your
self.
Without ideals, nobility Of char
nctcr becomes Of rare attainment,
oven # possible
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

AMONG the great and notabl,
characters who have lately diod
are; Ex.prcs'dont Theirs /; Admira
Raphael Semmcs; Ben. DcBar, the
actor; Brigham Young. the Icadcl
OF the mormon, latter day saints
and ex-governor Wilson Shannon
late of Kansas.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

An American marhin'-t visited
China u year ago, and one day du-
ring his ramblcs no heard u familiar
noise issuing from squatty build
ing on a corner. Supposing the
sound proceeded from boiler shop,
he entered to solicit job, and
found nothing but slant-eyed
playing Home, Sweet
Home" on u Chinese fiddle.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

The Augusta Bulletin gives an
account Of the killing Of n rattle.
snake with two heads. They will
assume that si,spc, we IRE informed.
10 a man after gnxing long and ar
IDENTIFY through the bottom Of
common bar-g.ass.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

Corrlx, sheriff Of Clarke county,
Ohio, thought he had found Char
ley Ross, sure enough. but when he
took him 10 Germantown, where
the RosH family reside, he los, all
faith in paterna: and maternal af-
fection. They failed to recognize
their lOst boy.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

1t is said TO be IL fact that at the
placein Pi,tsburg where the great
est ,iumbcr OF rioters were killed,
is 4 sign painted by the Young
Mqh's Christian association, Pre-.
pafc 10 Meet Your God"
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15
A SURE CURE.

= or consumption. bronchitis, asthma. cafarrh,
throat and lung diseases Also u sure relief and
pprmancnt cure for general debility, dyspepsia,
and all ncryuus affections, by simple vegetable
medicine, which cure.l venerable missionary
ply sician who was long resident Of syria anu
ihc Easi. and WIN has freely given this valuable
spcciac 10 thousands Of kindred sufferers with
the greatest lxssibie benefits, and he now feels
il his sacred christian duty to impnrt to others
this wonderful invigorating remedy. ana viii
send FREE the original recipe complete. with
full directions, to any person enclosing stamp
for reply I'm, CLARK A RoBBINs,
GHslly Block, syracuse, ~ Y.
P. .. Box 20
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

TIE latest thing out is the story
Of the attractive girl who gives as
the reason why she don't marry Is
because she has too much respect
for her mother to wish her TO figure
as mothcr.in-law. What II glorious
good Thing it is that all girls arc
not so cunsiderate.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

TnE destruction oi lIale's Piano
factory, in New York, BY fire, IN.
volvcd the loss vi Que hundred
human lives.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

Over in Red River county, Tex
rs, a few days ago, three men were
found swinging to one tree, with
the following expressive language
US to how they happened to be
there, tackled on one OF them (:
" Here Is where We found them,
and here we left them. They stole
horses in Arkansas, and we are from
there and strangers hclc."
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15
S
lpapcr states thai ait ~

" paper states thai at ~ not
good taste Tor young men to So.
after ten O'Clock when visiting
young ladies" Whereupon the
devil" OF the DuQuo'n Tribune.
adds that he "ncvcr noticed any
difference IN tho tasto after ten
o'clock"
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15
mr. n Great chance 10 make msney. I

nAR ~ Great chance 10 make msney. II
"Huu you can't get gold you can get
nVyIhlI greenhacks We need a person
~O>0sin every town TO take subscril--
tons for the largest. cheapest aud
beet Illus rated family publication In the world
An, one can become u successful agent The
mot elegant works of art given Tree to ,rH- -ib-
crs. The price is so low that almost e. i,dy
subscrilss. One agent reports making &lD
In u week. 4 lady agent reports taking = 40
sub -crih-r in ten days. All who eagss,e make
money fast You can devote all your time to the
business, or only your spare time You need not
be avn, from home over night You can do II
as well n- other. Full particulars, directions
and terms free. Elegant and expensive Outft
free. II YOU want profitable work send us your
address AZ once. II costs nothing to try the busi
ness. No one vho engages fails to make great
pay. Address ''ihs Peoples Journal Port
land, Maine. s-s-
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

GEkYrAL LoSasrREEr "a engaged
in shsep-raisinR, in Ge"rgia.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

TuE canvas in M'sr'ss'ppI opHned
n Okal0na on the 18th. inst.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

1t Is said II pound OF dates per day
is u ration for u Tnrki h soldier. or
course they are the latest dates.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

FEESASDIwA, Fla, is excited over
n few cases OF yellow fever. Seven
deaths IL reported.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15
? FEEEr5 54111 3:

To rnE woRKrSG CLAss.-Wc are now prepar.
cSl to furnish all rlassss with constant smplo
ment ut home the -holr ~ the time. or for their
spare moments Ilu-inevs new light and prodt
ahie Persons Of either sex easily errn from 10
cs,iis to o. ,sr evening, aRd n proportional sum
hy devoting their whole time to the business.
lioys ana girls earn nearly NJ mueh ~ men. That
all Who see this N ticc may send their address,
AMI t,rt the hurinerr we make this unparalleled of-
fer: To such a. are not we'll satisfied we will send
one dollar to pay for the fnpubic ot writing Full
particulars, sampl = worth several dollars 10
commence work on. aud y copy OF Home and
ireride, one of the largest and lest Illustrated
Publications. all sent free by natl. Reader. u
,ou want pcrinapcuf. prvtltabi. wax, address,
Groaes >ri>srs D .. Portland Maine.
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The Osceola times., 1877-09-15


try, near and distant, facilities such
IN were never before presented, for
the examination and comparison Of
all the various styles and qualities
Of manufactured goods A day or
two spent there before making his
purchases will enable the si,rewd,
intelligent buyer TO enter the mar.
ket at great advantage. Comiorts.
bio aud appropriate rooms are now
attcd up asa sort Of commercial cx.
change, where buyer and seller can
meet-whcrc papers, samples, price
lists. &C., can be inspected and com
pared. and where tho stranger Ia
invited to come aud ut all hmes
feel himself perfectly at home.
The assertion ,s unhcs,tatingly
made that this ia the largest, grand
eat and most complete Exhibition
in the world. 1t uuqnestionnbIy
has never in the worlds history hal
any peer, except IL the matchIess
Centennial, oi whose wealth il IL
the natural inhcritor. aud of wh,cI,
il is the most worthy successor. No
less than thIrty-eight States aud
Territories, aud alI the principal
foreign countries are represented
in this immense display, by over
two thousand exhibitors. Not es.
timating the wonders OF art and
nature slowed away in Memorial
aud Horticultural Halls, which are
attractive adjunots TO the Exhibi
tion proper, there are on constant
display no less than twenty.one
acres of varied and interesting OK
hibits, representing every depart
ment Of art, science, education, aud
industry.
A GRAND NATIONAL FAIR.
The management are now organ.
ixing grand National Fair, to take
place in the first half OF ISoyomber,
and to follow hard upon the State
Fairs, which are being held all over
the country. A system of awards
will DO adopted, arranged more
with regard to high value than Ia
number. 1t is proposed that the
medals awarded shall represent the
highest character which can posi-
bly, be given to manufactured goods.
In this iair our whole people should
be interested, and, If possible, lend
their attendance. The vast muchi.
merry set in motion by the last Con.
tcnnial has been utilized for the
present International Exhibition,
and, by adding, improving, and
modifying where necessary. il has
now come to be entirely worthy OF
the new departure our nation took
on entering the second century Of
its existence. The spread feast is
now ready for aud entirely worthy
Of it's CO.. daily invited guests.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15
OscrOIA. ARk. Aur. 3rJ.. 1877,


Having been called upon to act ais
Committee Of Arbitration, in refer
ence to the action OF the Osccola
Colored Baptist Church, which re
suited IN the Expulsion OF Wesley
Bracklnridge from its fellowship,
and the revocation of his Creden.
tials Of Ordination, would state that
af,or hoaring tho statements of Bro
thcr Leroy Jackson, and Wesley
Breckenridge, would state that we
commend and endorse the action OF
said Church, from which decision,
sand Breckenridge, dlssenlcd, after
having obligated himself to abide
the snme
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15
To Whom, il may Concern.

NOTICE. Is heicby given that ! will on Monday
the first day of October. 1871, apply by petition
to the Honorable County Court of Mississippi
County, Arkansas, to review. lay out and estal,-
lisL public road In raid County, beginning at
l.. u. Rozzell's ON Mill Bayou and Terminating 4
VI Darticd oint on the Mi-slsaiLpi river.
j. j. CARR.
This September 10th A. %. 1877. e
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

CAsEEs, Ark, received bale of
new cotton, September lst.
The Osceola times., 1877-09-15

Without ideals, nobility Of char
nctcr becomes Of rare attainment,
oven IT possible
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-09
.CENTAUR IN
LINENlEN'

one thing Is now thoroughly established. Never
since man suffered and human agencies hueN-su
pain has there been anything which went so lar as
pain annihllafof and curative agent as inc IchiauI
linements. These Linements have "'tinn tue past
wear cured more cases Of rheumatism, Neuralgia,
SUN joints, Caked Breasts, sweiling', Poisonous
Bites, Lame Animals, etc than all othes femfales
combined AS the name VI Ientaur implies hai
horse and mailman, thehe name the Cehtaur iInr-
msnts are for man and beast. but not The same
Eminent. The White Liniment is Tor man Ihe
yellow for horses and animals. Herein ms
i.iniment diners from other remedies, although
some Of the ingredients are alike in each. lhey
contain the well-knOwn witch hazel. arnlca, CARROLL
ic, rock OIL mentha and other powerful Ingredient
VIM IL HiekoN, rector OF st. Johns church,
Wakefield, Clay county, Kansas, Wits; Many
years have been suffering from weak hack, c@'lsta
from q sprain more than a. years ago. have noI
found anything orelieye me until commence we
use OF Centaur Lluement. ] feel II my christian
duty toinform YOU that By lis wonderful effects am
entirely relieved Of pain. January ia, 1871.
Messsrs j. Mcclure & Co., druggists, elhe'h-
| natl, o., says; ,,u c-..,,.,
msnt superior 10 any thing they have ever used
We sell several dozen bottles every month, AMI the
| ale Is steadily increasing.
| These are only samples Of thousands upon thonS"
andS Of similar testimonials reaching Us every
| month. All the extracts, embrocauona saves
and ointments in existence are not dong ons'tSehsH
| the good which is done by these admirable Ien'
taur linments. For frost bites, stings, cuts, teh
salt rheum, ETC., nothing is Ike the Centa1r Linz
ment, white wrapper. For SPAWN rin5 pohe
Sweeny, wind gals, poll evil scratches, tlc., OF
horses the yellow Certaur Linmeni is equally
good. They are certain in their effects, they arc
pleasant TO use, they are handy and they are cheap
10 family should lie without Cen!aur I-inimenl'
| They are worth one hundred times their cost.
| j. b. ROSES CO.. 40 Dey street. New orE'
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cTMc,rMMATr.

TH NOTICE
az ATpor urfvoIs
Aiayo, Ur c"nn,, a..
IN W. i,,, e %,y ~ eail county. November
r ~. S'I'T w.
Ans,,s, 10 ,,a,,n S., Admin
'H; g,rs,o "" we ,1'n n,.t,tr of
ErsJerio, NsI.rmrirr. dc.
lscessrd
"''e"'s'' -, Petition 10 fell
Lima Voiermc.r Emile Real Property.
Watermeier' ma Lmmal
Water,n.isr ,ninor heirs
and Inn Wote,nisisr. the
gnarjinn ~ soIl minor
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-09
ON TO MEXICO.

MEXICAN RAID INTO TTXAs--TowNS CAP
TuREp AND COUNTY OFFICIALS MADE
PRISONERS.
The Galveston Daily News Of Saturday,
October 9th, publishes the following ex-
citing special from Fort Davis:
"a Mexican mob 400 strong took pos
session Of the towns Of Ysieta and San
Elizaris, Texas. The county officials are
prisoners in the hands of an inturIated
rabble, and the cry is "Death to Gringos''
and sylvia Mexico" Letters received to.
day at Fort Davis state that the Mexicans
in large numbers have captured and hold
in custody all the officers OF Ell Paso
county. The lives of all white men are
threatened. There are no troops on the
frontier, and horrible massacre Is I'M
minent. Judge Charles III. Howard Is q
prisoner and bound with ropes.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-09
WASHINGTON.

cox DENIES IT-HERscHEL V. JOHNSON,
AND THE SUPREME COURT JUDGE
SHIP - THE, sPEAKRRsHrP - sEYA TOR
PATTERSON ARRESTED.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.--New Orleans
papers arriving to-day state that the OBJ
ject OF Mr.. Cox's visit to that city during
the summer was to gather data for quo
warranto proceedings In behalf OF Mr..
Tilden as well as to canvass for the
sDeakership. Mr.. Cox emphatically de-
nies the statement, saying that even if
~. Tilden's friends were in want of such
data be Coz would be the last man they
would ask to secure 1t.
TIE VACANT SUPREME COURT JUDGEsHIp.
The supreme court meets on Monday,
and the nav justice, 1t is thought, will be
named one day during the week, as the
juatices will want to devid0 up the cases
now before the court. A week ago the
Nstionsl Republican had an editorial In
splred by Rodgers, Mr.. Hayes private
secretary, iavorably mentioning. thu
nAns Of Hon. Herschel v. johnson o
leorEia for the vacancy. This, will
other facts, leads To the belief that h
viii be chosen from among the man.
wins ore being urged for the plce. III
recent visit Of Gen. Geo. II. Shields her
n said not to have beer without the pun
poee q urging TIE name Of Judge Sam
\ Bf6cbinr1dge Of st. Louis. sfN -
THE srxAKKRsnIp CONTEST.
xb1Fy has been 20 changcin the speak
eoaxst today as few members vii
> nm atter sunday. Randall IL nov
q ~ Aght principally against MI
~ HIS tactics are TO give out tn
I - ~ ~ latter y merely a caudidat
y 1n1lsu tkhSlt knowing that man,
lu ~ vpts for Morrison tn,
4 p Dqgptste "a ssyler. Ral
1alI ~ ~ "a afe Of the candidate
t3 u ztSSd tor stability, And Il
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-09

Mothers will have rest and their babies may have
health, itthey will use DIR, Pitchers Castoria io'
wind collie, worm ieyerishness,sour mouth, Group oil
s,omache complaints. 1t IS entirely vegetable pre-
paration, and contains neither mineral morphine
nor alcohol. 1t Is as pleasant to take as honey,
neither gags nor grips and is superior to any rene
dy in existence.
Dr.. +. Dimoch, Of Dupont Ohio, says:
81 am using Castoria in my practice with th'
most signal results, and find it perfect substitute
| for Castor Oil"
| This is what every one says. Many nurses II
| New York use the Castora. Ii is prepared by
Messrs. j. Rose Il Co., successors to samue
p;,rher nj
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-09
CHANCERY NOTICE.

State Of Illinois, county of Alexander.
Circuit court Of Alexander county, January
term, A. ID. 1873.
Rachel Thor pson vs.. John II. Thompson. Bill
Tor divorce III chancery.
Affidavit OF the non,residence Of John ii
Thompson the defendant above named hay.
ing been filed in the office OF the clerk Of said
circuit court Of Alexander county, notice IS hereby
given to the said nonresident defendant, that the
Complainant filed her bill Of complaint in said
court on the chancery side thereof on the 18th day OF
September, A. ID. lS7T, and that summons
thereupon issued out Of said court against said de-
fendant, returnable on the first Monday of Jan
uary, A. ID. 1873, as is by law required. Now
therefore, unless you, the said John h; Thompson
shall personally be and appear before the said cir
cult court Of Alexander county on the first day o
the next term thereof, to be holden at the conr
house in the city Of Cairo in said county, on ih'
first Monday Of January A ID. ISIS, and plead
answer OF dcmur TO the said complansnrs bill o
complainant, the same. and the matters and thing
therein charged and stated, will be taken as con
fesscd, and decree entered against you accord
ing to the prayer Of said BILL
JoHNA. REEVE, Clerk.
wiwl Cairo, Ills Sept mber llth. 4. ID. lsII.
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mefnpeIe VINO 90 no complimentary ~
ting choose between the two. Thus II %
that il they are made to believe that Mr..
Morrlson's candidacy Is for Sayler bene-
At they at once and for all time vote for
Randall.
SENATOR PATTERSON ARRESTED. p
Chiet-Justice Carter, having last night
issued awarrant on the requlsillon OF the
governor of South Carolina tor the arrest
OF Senator Patterson, a visit was soon
thereafter made to the residence of the
senator. His counsel, Shellabarger. VIII
son, Cook aal Charles Pelham, knew OF
his whereabouts, aud when prcliminaries
for a pention for writ OF habeas corpus
were completed the marshal was inform
ed OF the locality Of the senator, Nhrrcup-
on the arrest was made, and immediately
counsel applied TO Judge Humphreys for
writ OF habeas corpus, the petition be-
ing based on the following grounds:
Fitst-Senat0r PATTERSON was regularly
elected Senator in 1872 and shortly after
came to the District OF Columbia and re-
NAMED in the the discharge of his duties
that he visited South Carolina scvera
times but committed no crime and hai
continued to reside, and therefore, it cal
not be said in terms OF requisltion thai
he Is fugitive from justice.
Second-The term Of court at which
the Indictment was found was not reg
ular term OF the court. 1t was not helt
at the time and place authorized by law
and consequently the finding is OF nc
validity, and the Indictment on which
the requisition was founded Is void
Judge Humphreys issued a writ Of ha'
beas corpus and the marshal produced
Patterson, Richbourg, the agent OF
South Carolina who brought the requis.
ition, was present.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-10-09
Executors Notice.

Estate OF NJ. J. McGauley deceased.
The undersigned, having been appointed
executor of the last will and testament Of
M. j. McGauley, late Of tho county Of Al.
cxander and state OF Illinois, deceased,
hereby gives notice that no will appear be.
fore the county court Of Alexander county
at the court house in Cairo Mt tho Novem
Der term, on the I'd Monday In November
next, at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified and
requested to attend for tho purpose Of hay.
Ing the same adjusted. All persons indebt.
cd TO SAID estate are requested to make i'm.
mediate payment TO the undersigned.
Dated this, 18th day ofScptember, A. d.
1877.
CHAs. Q. PATIER, Z
Executor.