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Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

FOURTH AT JUNCTION People have
been getting back from the Junction City
celebration all forenoon. Delegations
were in attendance from nearly every
town in the county, and all claim to have
had splendid time. Judge Williams
oration is praised very much. The Ball
at the Carter House was complete sue
cess, with an immense attendance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

HERMAN SCHOONER, of North Fork,
has our thanks for mess of nice green
peas and string beans-ths latter the first
of the season. Mr.. Schooner intends to
peddle in Weavervile this Summer and
we commend him to the patronage OF our
people.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

A SPECIAL merit in the Weber Piano is
the singular quality Of tone which lends to
them an lnestimable charm. Their touch
is exceedingly easy and pleasant, and un-
der the lingering fan accomplished mas
ter, like the manufacturer himself, their
various points of excellence, their bril-
liancy and delicacy, and rich volume of
tone is superbly brought out. 1t seems
impossible to us for any one to make an in
strument nearer perfection. - N. Y.
Evening Express.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

THE NEXT BALL.-It is loudly limited
that Eugene Lowden will give a Grand
Ball sometime during the early part of
August. AS soon as the date is decided
upon, the affair will be fully announced
through the columns of the JOURNAL.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

MAGUIRE's PERFeRMANoE.-On the
evening of the Sd the Theater was we'll
nl'ed with large audience to witness the
entertainment given by John Mcguire,
'he popular actor, assisted by the Wea
'erVllle Amateurs. "His Last Legs is
"n'ghly amusing comedy, and the leading
part OF Felix 0'Callaghan was done to
perfection by Mr.. Mcguire. While the
O'ner parts amount to but little, they were
satisfactorily rendered by our local talent.
Misses Stiller and Gering deserve special
praise for the able manner in which they
payed their respective roles. After the
pay Mr.. Mcguire gave a number of his
amusing and interesting sketches, and the
entertainment concluded with brakes
address to the Flag, by Mcguire, and the
n'af spangled Banner sung by Mrs. Cora
Oyer' From here Mr.. Mcguire goes to
ior1land to fill an engagement in August,
p"Jing meantime at towns slong the
route.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

NICE BREEzE every day the present
Summer is the most pleasant one ever
experienced in this section, always re-
markable for its agreeable climate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

FouRTH OF July occurred on Thurs
day of this week. In Weaverville there
was nothing to know it by except the fir
ing of the cannon.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

INsANE.-The many friends of Henry
j. Howe, Attorney at Law, for many
years a resident here, will regret to learn
that he is insane. AT the present he is
being cared for at his home in San Fran
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

"No Insurance." sounds sad and
desoate, after your house and contents
have been burned. A policy in tho N
Zealand is the proper thing.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

NICE SToCK.-Mr. j. B. Menard, our
new jeweler, is now in thorough running
order at the old stand, in Schall's building,
and prepared to do all work which may
offer in his line. He is an excellent me-
ehanc and Trinity county is fortunate in
having secured his services. Mr.. Men
ard has now on hand very nice assort-
ment of Clocks, Watches and Jewelry,
which will be disposed of for cash at a
slight advance on cost. Give him call
when you require anything in his line.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

BADLY INJURED.-Joshua Butts, while
pursuing his labors as tender of Smiley's
Reading Creek ditch, fell from hume
last Tuesday and sustained severe and
painful injuries.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

ToDD's BALL, in Weaverville, Fourth
ofJuly night, is spoken of as very pleas.
ant affair although the attendance was
small. Almost everybody went to juno
ton City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

FINANCIAL.--In advertising columns
this week will be found the Auditors
Semi Annual Statement ofTrini.y Coun-
ty Finances, to July 1st.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

CONFIRMATION. - AT the Catholic
Church, last Sabbath, four girls and ten
boys were confirmed, Rt. Rev. Bishop
O'Connell, of Marysvile, presiding.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06
PAID IN,-Fred Frey, Administrator

PAID IN,-Fred Frey, Administrator
of the Estate of Henry Spiegeberg, de-
ceased, paid to the County Treasurer the
sum of SS72,70 a balance remaining af-
ter paying the debts of the Estate and
expenses ofadministration. Spiegel berg,
it will be remembered, died in the Insane
Asylum at Stockton. No heirs were
known and the property escheats to the
SfnIn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06
ROLL OF HONOR.
SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS DURING THE PAST WEEK
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

Karsky & Abrahms TO Wcavervile d. & H..
NJ. Co.-Scott claims, Oregon Gulch Mountain
$1,000.
]. Hilliard to N. G. Wines-112 Hillard Il
GOss Mine, etc., Hay Fork-Sl, ,25O.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

TRUsTEE.-At the School Election in
this District last Saturday, Nj. II. Cliff
ford was unanimously reelected 20 the
position Of School Trustee for three years.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

ONE of the finest and most elegant ard
richest quartz chains in the State can be
found and bought for 900 really worth Sl6O
at Uncle Harris, TG2 kearny street
San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

Much matter prepared for this issue is
laid over until next week, owing to the
rowded state of our advertising columns.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

ncHooL HoUsE.-Bids for the erection
anu completion of the new school build
"s Will be opened on Monday next. If
'"e ngures are satisfactory, the contract
~n.l;3 "'.l Dc let and work begun as soon as
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06
EsTRAY NOTICE.

m STRAYED TO THE ranch Of
-TNA the undersigned, on Barleyfeld
Gulch, about June LIST, 1873, One White
Horse, about IA hands high. No mark
or brand. The owner can have him by
proving property and paying charges.
CLARK BUTCHER.
Indian Creek, June 20, 1873. I'm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

School REPoRT-Weaverville Gram
mar School-tor the Term beginning
March llth and ending June 2Sth:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06
Notice of CO-Partnership.

WE THE UNDERSIGNED. hereby
w certify that we have formed Co.
partnership for the purpose Of carrying
on the Ranching and Milling business as
formerly conducted by Whitmore &
Resd. A continuance OF patronage be-
slowed on the old firm is respectfully So
lcited. JOHN WHITM0RE.
JAS. VOLkER.
Junction City, June 10, 1878.
I'm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

VAcATIoN.-The public schools closed
here last week for Summer vacation OF
about six weeks.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06
Notice 10 Creditors.

THE PNOBATE IOUKT OF the
4 County of Trinity, state OF CALI
fOrnia.
xn the matter OF the ESTATE Of
D.2pis NALL, deceased:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by
~ the Undersigned, Administrator OF
the Estate Of Davis Hall, deceased, TO the
creditors of and all persons having elaine
against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers within FOU X
MONTHS after the first publication of
this notice, to the said Administrator at
his residence ut Trinity Center in Trinity
County, State OF California.
w. l.. HALL,
Administrator of the Estate of Davis
Hall, deceased.
Dated at Trinity Center. May 80, 1873.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

Total number enrolled, 81 the grad
ing for the term was made on monthly
written examinations and daily work.
II. V. SEWARD,
Principal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06
Dissolution Notice.

THE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore
l. existing and carried on under the
arm name OF Whitmore Il Reed, in the
Ranching and Milling business, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Eth
or party will receipt in settlement of
claims. JOHN WHlTMOKE.
ID. A. REED.
Junction City. June 10, 1873.
I'm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06
Settlement Wanted.

A LII PERSONS indebted to the late
II firm OF Kuper, Karsky 81 Co., Of
Junction City, by book account, note, or
otherwise, are requested TO make settle
ments as early AS convenient with the
undersigned. as we are desirous OF clos
ing up the business of that firm as soon
as possible. Payments can be made to
Mr.. O. w. White, at Junction City, or
to KARSKY IL ABRAMS.
Weaverville, June 20, 1878.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

STAGE FARES. - Sanderson & Barlow
proprietors of the California Coast Over
land Mail Route, began service on the
Reading and Weavervile route July 1st,
running daily stages except Sunday. The
rates of fare have been fixed at Is cents
per mile along the route, as follows -
From Weaverville to Lewiston, IA miles
So +; Tower House, 80 miles 81 so Shas.
ia, ~ miles SO so Reading, so miles
81 so. Forty pounds Of Baggage will be
allowed each passenger, and extra Bag
gage charged for at the following rates
per 100 pounds To Lewiston, 81 80 /;
Tower House, So Shasta, 81 Reading,
S.. The route has been we'll stocked and
it is the intention of the Company to run
it in the best manner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

1NCOEvENIENT.-By the schedule time
Of the new mail contract, which took ef-
feet this week, the stages leave Reading
at 6 A. NJ, and arrive at Weaverville by
SP, M, with like time on return trip.
Going down this time is as good as any,
but coming this way it could not be much
worse. Passengers and mail are detain-
ed at Reading fully 5 hours without any
benefit to be derived from the delay
The mail in consequence arrives here five
hours later than formerly and so late as
to make it very inconvenient to answer
communications by return mail. A pc,
tltion has already been circulated here
and signed by all the business men in
town asking that schedule time to be
changed to the following Leave Read
ing on the arrival of the train (a5out
A. M.,) and arrive in Weaverville by 3 P.
NJ; leave Weaverville at A. Nj, and
arrive in Reading by p NJ. The change
Is greatly desired and will doubtless be
made,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06

SATISFACTORY. - Pursuant to an
nounccment in JOURNAL Of last week,
Mr.. M. M. Oyer, Agent for Trinity
County, gave a practical test of the mer-
its of California Fire Proof Paint. A
section of roof, with two coats of the
paint, was subjected to severe fire, ccm-
posed of kindling wood and shavings sat
urated with kerosene, for 25 minutes and
the result demonstrated that roof SO
painted will not take fire. Mr.. Oyer is
now taking orders for the Fire Proof
Paint, and will also do any jobs in the
way of applying it which may be offered
Every roof-shake, shingle, tin or zinc
should have two coats of this celebrated
paint. 1t is water proof and great pre-
servative in addition to its fire proof quail
tiles.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06
LAND NOTICES.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
A PATENT

TO THE MARTIN Il COMPANY.
BARSTOw & COMPANY, NASH
COMPANY, GIBBONS q CON-
PANY AND LANDER, MARK
q COMPANY GOLD PLACER
MINING CLAIMS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-07-06
HOME NEWS.

ACCIDENTAL DEATH OF MAI. HIG-
aINs.-As the readers Of the JOURNAL
are aware the building of the bridge
across Trinity river at Lowden's ranch,
nearly completed, was progressing under
the management of Maj. r. Higgins,
Architect and Builder. of Red Bluff, Te-
hama county. Last Tuesday afternoon
the men were at work raising Temporal
ry bent, by means of block and tackles
attached to "gin-pole" braced to the
artificial work. The immense weight of
the bent made it unwieldy and not rails.
ing as 1t should, Maj. Higgins made
few steps from where he was standing,
took note of the situation and ordered the
mon who were hosting to clover away!"
At this instant the braces gave way and
the "gin-pol "a 6x6 piece about 80 feet
long-foll with all the weight attached,
striking Higgins, who was facing it, d.
rec,ly on the top Of the head with terrific
force and killing him instantly. From
DR.. Lord who visited the dead man we
learn that a hole the size of trade dollar
was made in the crown of the head, an
other just back of the forehead and the
skull cracked from front to rear. Death
must have been instantaneous. Mr.. Jas.
A. S. Jones, who was at work on the
bridge at the time and gave us the facts,
says that single step to the right or left
would have saved Higgins life, as it
would have placed him out of the line of
the falling timber He further states that
singularly the blow did not knock Higgins
down, but that he stood perfectly erect
when the timber struck him, then clapped
both hands to his head and gradually
sank.
Maj. r. Higgins was q resident of Red
Bluff and was in this county temporarily
on bridge work. All with whom he come
in contact while here speak of him in
terms of praise and credit him with being
a clever, upright and reliable gentle
men. He leaves a wife and infant child,
who were at Lowden Ranch when the sad
and fatal accident occurred, and who
started the same evening for Red Bluff,
the remains being removed there for in
terment. We also learn that Maj. Hig-
gins has a son and daughter married at
the East and 13-year old daughter re-
siding in Illinois-children by n former
marriage. Maj Higgins was fellow
townsmsn and schooImate of Frank w.
Young, Esq, of this place, in Pawtucket,
Rhode Island, where both were reared
At the outbreak Of the rebellion Higgins
enlisted in Rhode Island regiment and
entered the service as an Orderly Ser
goant. He took part in the battle of Bull
Run and was promoted to the position of
Major during his term of service. AT the
time of his death he was about 4S years
of o0a
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PURELY VEGETABLE

containing those southern roots and herbs whlch
an all wise providence has placed In countries
where Liver Diseases prev Ill. II VIII cure III
Il iHeAscs caused by arrangement Os tue INei
and bowels.
The symptoms Of Liver Complaint are Dlt-
ter or bad Taste in the mouth; Pain in the Dacf
sides or joints, often mistaken for rneuiha-
tlsm; sour stQmach, loss OF appetite, bowels
alternately cosuye ANA lax headache, loss OF
meInJry, witt painful sensation OF having
failed to DO something which ought 10 have
been d nc debility, low spirits, thlck yel-
low appearance of the skln and eyes, ury
cough often mistak II for co presumption.
Some lines many OF these symptoms s'1ehu
the disease ut others very few, but the liyer the
largest organ in the body, is generally the seat
of diseases and II not regulated IN Tune, gfea'
suffering, wre!chedness and DEAlH WAL en'
sue.
can recommend AZ an eficaclous remedy lof
diseases OF the Liver, heartburn and Dyspepsia
simmons Liver Rtgclator. LEWIS WuNDEh,
1875 Master street, Assistant Postmaster, Phll-
alelphlA.
eve have tested its virtues, personally, and
nOW that for ID spepi Bilioueness and
Headac it IS the best medicine s,a eS tSs
world ever saw, We nave tried iotty o'hef
remedies before Simmons Liver Regulator,
but none Of them gave us more than. temporary
relief; but the Regulator nOtonly relieved
but cured us "-ED, TELEGKAPn AsDs MEssEs-
gHh Macon Ga.
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iCAIRO. ILLINOIS, THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1878
pUBLIC NOTICE

4 he:cby given that, 10y yir'ueOf decree Of the
ounly Court Of Alexander County in the state
OF llUnOa, rendered AT the November term,
\, ". ls7i. l, August Watermelon, ,dIninistra
tor OF the Estate Of Frederick Watermelon, de :
ceased, viii sell At public Ven ne on the oath
day Of Decem A. y. 1877, 81 the west door
ofthC Court House ~ the city OF Cairo. IN SAID
County, and Stale, At O'Clock p, m OF said
day.
subject TO the widow dover interest therein
for the payments Of The debts Of said Estate OF
Frederick Natumcier, deceased, The following
described property, tO-Wit;
Tho south = of northwest, quarter of north
west, quarter IN section thiriy-sx 90, town
emp, Eileen tlt) s0u,h range two (2), west OF
tie 3rd principal meridian situate In said county
Of Alexander and state of Illinois.
FERNS o. Sals-Cash in hand upon approval
OF sale and delivery Of deed
AUGUST W ATERMElFR.
Administrator Of the Estate OF fred Water
meier, deceased
Dated Cairo, HIS, E1v 2lst, 1877.
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sHERIFF,s SALE

BY virtue OftwO executions Ome directed, by
the clerk Of The Circuit Coutt Of Alexander coun-
y, IN the State of Illinois, one IN favor Of VII
ham NJ, Anterior, and one In favor or Juda
Aiherton and against a, &. Hodges ST., deceas
ed, have levied upon The following described
property, tO-wt: Lot5 two ~, tour ~ and
SIX ~, IN block three ~ lots one ~, three (3)
I'VE lj) bnd seven "a, in block four ~ lots two
~, four % and six %, in block five ljJ lots two
~, four ~, six o., eight % and ten 90, in
block six % lots two (2l, tour (i) six (O -,
eight ~ and ten 90, in block seven "a lots
Nv ~, four ~, six o., eight u and ten ~ f,
IN b OK eight ~ lot ten (l0), in block thlr-
teen CSl lots five t5) end eight (sl, in block
fourteen QH lots three %, 1ve %, seven %
and nine (9l, in block fifteen C5l lots two (2)
four ~ and six ~, in block sixteen (G) lots
one d. three 81, Ave ~ and seven ~, in b.0rs
seventeen %; lots two (Z) -four " and six td)
In book eighteen as; lots one %, three tO
five ljl, seven III, in block nineteen (9}; lots
two %, four ~ and six CO.. In block twenty t2O);
lots one q three i5l, five ii) and seven III, in
block twenty zone ~, lots two t2), four and
SIX Co., in block twenty-five l22li lots one o.,
three 81, five iil and seven o. in block twenty
three; lots two o., four 4 and siN ~, IN BLOCK
twen'y-iuur t2i). All above described property
is situated In town Of Hodges PARK. county Of
Alexander and STATE Of Illinois, which | snail
offer for sale Mt public veudue at the front or
west door OF the Court House. in the City OF
Cairo, county of Alexander and State OF Illinois,
on the 18th day of January, 1873, at II o. clocA
am.
Dated Cairo Illinois, 18Th day of December,
4. u. ls1I. PETER SAUp,
Sheriff of Alexander County, Illinois
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WHEREAS, On the first day of April, 1876,
Emma Canine and Robert II. Canine, her hus-
band. made, executed, ACKNOWLEDGED, and de-
liyeIe1, 10 Mrs. Cassie Williams, now Mrs.
Cassie Drips, . certain sale mortgage on lot
Opdyke Myer'a addition, to the city Of Ches-
ter, in The county Of Randolph and State Of Iii
nO5, to secure the payment of four certaiu pro-
miss0ry notes executed by said Robert II. Can
inc, dated April |, 1876, iOrtwO hundred dollars
each, pay able in three, six, nine and fifteen
monhs, respectively, from the dates thereof,
with ten per cent. interest frog the does there
Of; wach said mortgage wa duly recorded
April 9, ls,o. the recorder Office in said Ran
dolph county, in book No. one u OF leases,
&c, on page g9S and
WuRRRAs, Said mortgage proyl Cs among
other things for The sale by the said mOrtgag &c
OF SAID lot and al the right and equity OF re-
demptiOn therein of the said gTuntoIs, in case
OF default in the payment Of the said notes OIL
!. any part thereof; and
WHEREAS, The time for the payment of this
sad note, and each OF Ihem has long since elaps
Ell, anu there now remains duo on the last three
OH above mentioned notes the eum OF six nun
dred and fourteen dollars and i've cents (blluj
Now therefore, notice is hereby given hat
on Thursday, the lilh day Of January, 1873, Al
the door of the court house in said cjai cay an
ut tbq Jisnuu VIII 01er said premises tor sale u
the highest bidder Tor cash IN hand and on max
ing said sale, will make, execute, and deliver Il
the purChasera good and sufficient deed therefor
CASSIE DRiPS,
Formerly Cassie Williams
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mon Pleas Court, rendered at its September Term
1877, in the action Of j. II Terrel's Administ ira
tor plaintiff againstJ. Ii. Terrel's heirs, ETC., de-
PENDANTS, will on
MONDAY, JANUARY 2sth, 1873,
being County Court day., at the Count House
door in Blandvlls, KY, sell to the highest bidder,
credit OF s. IL, Is and "a months, the following
described propery, viz;
Front lots Nos. 3 4, and G, fronting on the Mis-
sissippi river; Lot No 8, obtaining 10 acres Lot
No. 4, containing 20 acres, and Lot No. Contain
ing IL acres-lying in the town Of Fillmore, at the
TERMINUS Of the N o. $. l.. l.. and Chicago
Railroad, opposite Cairo, Illinois. Also back Lot
No. 2, which is subdivided into two lots, the one
containing 2lS acres, the other containing 1881
acres, the whole lying in the Peter Sheppard sur
vey in Ballard County, Kentucky, which was di
yided into the lots aforesaid by W. II. Reeves,
Commissioned Of this court, and for a more partc-
ular description OF the lots aforesaid reference Is
here made TO the + tot Division file in this
Also the following tracts Of land, yi7-Lying Ia
Ballard County, near fdseen's Old Mil, being
the land sold BY ]. II. Terrell to William Pdgeos
and bought back by /. II Terrell under judg
| ment for the purchase money Lying OH the wstem
| Of Shawnee Creek beginning at stake large red
oak, two hickories and sweet gum pointers north.
cast corner, thence north 81 west l4I poles TO
white oak with sweet gum, white oak and ash point
| ers, corner with Thomas Barlow, thence north 100
| poles to stake with hickory, small black gum sap
lings standing as pointers on cas- bank Of branch
| corner with j II. TerrelPs land thence south 81 .
eastl4sja poles to a stake, withtws white oaks a.
POINTERS, corner j. II. Terrelt land, thence Iut
poles to the beginning, containing 100 acres being
part Of the land conveyed by Casius NJ Clay to j
u. Terrell, and part Of the survey patented e
Col. John Hasiss the same hasbeen ivided into
two lots, Nos. and 2. by the Commissioner aiore
sold, which report Of division ison file and her
referred to- The purchaser will be required to CIV
bond with good security, bearing interest iron
day Of sale, having force of rep.e'in bond on which
execution may issue when due
This '3rd day Of December, ls7i.
CIV. MARSHALL, I. n. WILCOX,
c. s REEvEs, WI REEVES,
| Attorneys Commit ii o
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CONSUMPTION
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We don't want your money until you are
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If YOU life il worth saving, uon't delay "a
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State of Illinois, County Of Alexander
Circuit court OF Alexander county. January
Tenn, lcIs.
UrDaine j Lonhienne vs. Mary Il. Lonhienne.
Bill fer DyOrce-ln Lhancery.
Affidavit OF the non-rt sidence of Mary L. Lon
hlennc, the defendant above named, having
been filed in the office the clerk OF SAID
court 81 Alexander cOuxty, notice is hereby
given TO the said non resident defendant,
that the complainant filed his bill of com
plant in said court on the chancery side thereof
on the 10th day Of october, AID. 1917, and that u
summons thereup0n issued out of sail court
against said defendants, rgttlrnGble on the
first Monday in the month Of january, A. d.
ls.s, % is by law required! Now. Therefore,
unless y gu, the said Diary i. L0nhenne, shall
pc sonslly be and appear before the said circuit
court OF Alexander county 90 the first day of
the next term thereof to be holden al the court
house IN the city vi Cairo, in SAID county on the
first Monday in the month of January, A. ID.
1873, and plead, answer or demuI Ia said bill OF
complaint, the same and the matters end things
therein set forth, will be ken MS confessed, and
a deer c entered against YOU according to the
prayer Of said bill.
JOHN \. REEVE, Clerk.
W {. MELEEY, COmp,ainant's Solicitor.
Cairo. HIS. Oct l6th a. ID lel7 CIV.