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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-25
LABoHs OF THE LOUISIANA suB-CoNMIrEE
CLOSED MORE TESTIMONY ABOUT THE
PREPARATION OF AFFIDAvITS.


Tho subcommittee which viii leave tomorrow.
will not examine any more witnesses, each Side being
apparently satisfied with the testimony.
pnocxEprNss OF THE suB.coxnl1rEs
Before the Potter to-day Judge william
the second set Of electoral certificate. thar ~
Sheldon, and In one case She
prior to They testified to the sigma
lure Of noP P, Ksy 90 letter received 0y the
pSualsssays Dscs%Der ~ 1876, issvns udse Morr:
Marks IN New Orleans; his testimony was I'M 70
OF electoral certificates we're sigaed.
Thomas H. Nolan testified that in 1875 he assisted in
the preparation Of ~ the Custom House was in
there the names o i've had been said
T. &c &
four days after the election they SAID We should
S's h sa SAM. Sssi IL
sSssn wIa.a dsv them
IS ~ possiOs always underworld mako iaiI
makas witness lay he had hs.rG We made him say he
a s 81 III
Tell into the S. IN ssusssn up and es
they in the room WHERE the I mere being
sney kept copies OF thy adsvts Mr. Garfield nearly
every morning. Mr. sherman In Mr. Cockriips office
ths ,sspS Of ~Sdsyits tor the Red River parishes
-four 70 ossr
TOLD that the affidavit. would meyer DO
had gone and that they must by adavits and
polls enough to reverse the result
BULLDozERS-
Wesley Jackson, coored. on examination BY Mr. Stengsr
Lived In Bayou ssra during the last election
Hill Club" At the Of Gilbert Car
ter president Of the cuo didn't kuow until after
the second meeting what the objects OF meeting we're
then Gilbert Carter told they wanted to Kill certain
white folk alter that didn't attend more meetings
the club lasted when Gilbert Garter
| killed m OF Us left tho parish.
To Governor Iox0ibert Garter came to my house and
asked join club nobody out Gilbert Carter told
| me what the club was Tor.
me witness gave the names OF number OF the members
| of the club, and continued =
Garter said white folks had club and bulldosed u
and let US get up u club aud bulldoze them white
men riding the road but they never pebtered me.
4 DkMocRATfC CLUBS
Judge kennsrd teshed giving an account Of the organ
lie orr Hnzed coored clubs addressed meetings lhs
org of the regulators antidted the campaign
polite Tho object to prevent ste ri
Ing Tue best citizens took part In tho organisation
regulators II composed mostly OF young men. Tit
ana tor tnis reason was dis
The Of the regulators were, OF course out
| u the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-25

purport but the published letter. the original OF which No
hastily read, seemed TO be SUBSTANTIALLY correct

purpo but the published letter the original Of which hs
hastily read, seemed 70 be suos,sn.,aliy correct.
Rspressnta.ivs iscoek closely examined the wit
his times .s e The @ and
tue official signature OF Mr. sherman could name
ssDaufs oTths letter Wec.r had shown him genuine
paper; he irss tact Of the
sasS s 90 S .c
As fso x,,n.. ..s u..,,., r. d,d M, knov that
adviser Of james 4. ANDERSON: Wines. said he knew
A" ssd
sss's %oa sss w..
The wtns.: nssrogassa BY cn.rmsn Potter .s,d
sEoRrTARY snrRsAs's TESTIMONY.
Istsry OF the Treasury. but q November 1879 vas
Ss.a s%.sas s!
ing;-
e a bs: , -.
YOU to he aid no: g Till n:
where be I saw s Governor nsyes. ''''''N
to hs y xxs Hy. Ss
general ABOUT tbs election all then being ~ the darn ne
eoRs
psns ais ss r y
stated from the report Se
the response Of the Ssiag That they
We're there At the request President simply vii
ness the count that their position rather cit
xens actual anspng In their presence
The further examination was postponed till ten
O'Clock tomorrow morning, the Committee having
been in session nall ten O'Clock this morn
ing Ill hait-past seven O'Clock mis- evening with the
exception oil nour and hall recess.
rHR LOUISIANA SUB coAxIrTEE
The chairman stated mat Governor Cox had notined
him some time ago that he could not remain 10 New
Orleans beyond this month"; and accordingly the
chairman had applied to the other members OF Inc
minority TO take Governor Cox's place on mo sub
mmittee. None OF the gentlemen, however, ieit
AZ liberty 10 90 10 New Orleans now. Az the time
OF tns application II was expected that testt'
mony IN regard to Intimidation would % taken,
which would have occupied some time. Whens how
ever Mr. Sherman's counse decided not 10 introduce
that testimony, II hoped that most oil the evi.
den CO in Louisiana could be completed by tna end OF
the mouth; out the breaking out Of the yellow lever
there whcn had taken place within the past lew days,
has been followed by Governor Cox's Withdrawal, SO
that II would not practicable 10 continue commit
tee there alter to-day which the minority not
represented, and therefore, unless the committee
thought otherwise, he should INSTRUCT the subcommit
tec to suspend It's sitlings IN New Orleans; bnt a.
this withdrawal OF Governor Cox wouh prevent the
comm from taking some OF the evidences which
General Butter hal requested should W takon no
therefore laid the matter before tho coumtttce
General Butler said that some oil the evidence he
wished was so important that ne should now nave TO
ASK that The witnesses be summoned here.
II was agreed that the subcommittee should sus-
pend lis slttingA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-25
THE CITY OF TOXIC.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's ofnsias In
this city state tina, there 10 Truth whatever In tho
report mat their steamer the City OF Toxic 10 overdue
AND cay thAt ahe ystinly due ~ San FraAsisuo
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

This viii be positively the last and closing sale
have rented the aud agreed o give possession ume
aiately. catalogue will be issued commencing al
Lot COL. d. COLLAMORE * 60.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
BROOKLYN BOARD.

q MINUTES FROM FULTON FERRY-DESIRABLE
Coom with good Board in small American family: all
eonvencnces other boarders 244 Pearl first bell
DOARD on BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.-PLEASANT
J)urnshcd Rooms good location; house and Board first
three minutes walk from Fulton ferry between VIII
low aud Columbia Heights. . Poplar st
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

AT THE OLD STORE OF MEssRs. u. COILAMoRE
CO, NO. T47 BROADWAY, OPPOSITE ASToR
PLAGE
The New York herald., 1878-11-24
SALES AT AUCTION.

GREAT CLOSING SALE or CHINA GLASSWARE
FANCY GOODS, SO. &C,
OK TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER ~ AND
~, AT lois O'CLOCK EACH DAY.
The New York herald., 1878-11-24

THIS RENOWNED MUSIC SCHOOL AND SCHOOL
Of Elocuton Oratory and Dramatic Action Modern Lam
guages, Drawing and Painting offers nnequalled advan-
tages pupils. from the first beginner to the finished
artist.
4 SPECIAL TRAINING course for teachers
TERMSClasscs Of three pupils. $40 per quarter
Glasses Of two pupils. ............. 10 per
STRICTLY PRIVATE LESSONS 80 per quarter
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-07-06

A lettcr from Chicago says !:
Speaking Of qnecr things in the
history Of houso-renting, certainly
the qurcrcst which has ever come
TO my notice occurred to friend
OF mine, the merit Of It's strange
ness being it's literst trath. A lit
tie more than o ycarfago hercnted
a house to a party who was .
stranger, but who, paying his first
months ront in advance, and hay
ling ovcry appearance Of being q
respectable man, was counted by
the agent a. b good tenant. The
first Of the second month, when
| my friend went to collect his rent,
imagine his surprise At not finding
any house upon tho lot. Some
| time during the month tho house
had been moved away, and to thli
day he has been unable to find I
sign or trace of Il. | have Otter
hoard Of tenants leaving a house
without paying their rent, bu
this Il the first case ever knew oi
heard ofwherc the tenant not onl,
rot away with his rent. but will
the house also.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-07-06
A Tinsly aIat.
Detroit Free Press.]

Detroit Free Press.
A bootbiack in turning into
Woodward avenue from Congress
street Yesterday on a run bumped
against . woman who at onco
grabbed for his hair. Falling TO
secure q grip, she halted and gave
him to understand that II she had
the bringing up Of him be would
have galloping oonumption In lesa
than six weeks. lie took II pa.
tiently for time, but aftcr having
enough he quietly observed;
II hope you won't never die
madam"
"why Z" she sullenly inquired.
"Causc the body-snatchers will
dig you up sure."
"Eh !? What's that ?"
aI'ho doctors Of this town would
have that Jaw Of yours II they haf
to f,ght the hull p'leecc force" n
softly exclaimed Is he backet
away.
She couldn't help feeling Of he
chin a. she pasaed on.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-07-06

A single instance Of the ingenui-
ty Of birds was noticed In Detroit,
Michigan, the other day, where two
robins were seen to be toiling
away q : small toy basket which
he'd been lstt In 4 doorway Evi-
IDENTIFY thinking It would make =
palatial nest, the birds wers pull
Ing and drawing Il along ovcr tho
grass, but we're unable 70 got hold
OF It in such 4 way ss to fy Of
with It. They sccordlngly left Il,
but soon returned With . string
eight foot long, which they drew
through the basket, and each a.
king one end in its bill, new brisk.
lyswsy with the basket hanging
on the swing between them
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-07-06

Two remarkable examples are On
record Of persons who allowed
themselves to be hung for the en-
tertsinment Of IN audience. An
account Of one of them is given in
tho Lancet Of April II, tsi7. The
mans real name Vas John Harn-
shaw, bat he performed through
out England under the hiyh-sound-
ing professional title Of Monsieur
GoufIs. He was an athlete. aud
among other feata II was custom
ary with him to exhibit tho pro-
cess Of hanging. In this perform
ancc be relied for secsrity on tho
strength of the mnseies of sAe neek
aud throat. He had . rope with .
fixed knot which could not slip,
aud paced both ends OF the loop
up behind ono ear. Tho whole act
was 50 adroitly managed that he
prevented any pressure Of the rope
on the windpipe OF the jugula'
veips. and could even sastain I
weight OF one hundred and my
pounds In addition 10 that Of hi
own body.
I On throc separate occasion|
liarnshaw mismanagesl tho rope
and became unconscious, bein;
luckily rescued each time. d.
Chownc, who writes the account
says very truly: ut cannot b
doubted that, ~ tar - sensation
and consciousness are concerned
lIarnshsw passed through th
whole ordeal Of dying; aud, ha
he been permitted to remain hans
Ing until actually dead, he woul
have passed. out Of existence will
out further consciousness"
Now. this man stated, not vii
particular reference to either y
cident, but Is common to AL, thI
she could hardly rocollect anythiu
that happened to him in the rope
that "he lost his senses oil At ono
tho instant tho rope got IN Il
wrong place be fslt - II hs cca
/. not got his breath = ifsome gre
weight wore At his feet; could =
move only to draw himsclf u
: fslt ss II no wanted TO lossn BIZ
. self, but never thought Of !
. handa." And ho sdded; *
D cannot snovc your arms and legs
save yourtelf; ycu cannot ral
your arms; you cannot think
lie did not zee spArks Or light, b
had In his ears : rafting sound
4. $. Tracy, In Popnl
. lScscncc Monthly tot July.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-07-06
ysla wilkes Bssth's Crine
srArxxrsr BY JOHN MATTHEW'S.

Johu Metthsws tho actor who
-..;..A. 80. :, ~. NAV .t ,rora,s
.h..,-s w..h;,.tor ON Tho niyht
~, prss,.,... 7 ';n.o,n ~as ,ss.s.i.
....a .,d rho veceive,l = state.
-.ss s-.., Ioh. w,,ts. Rooth
-. ..lls., ,non YESTERDAY. and in.
on,,v wss m.as conoarnins ths
m.s.s, He refnss.l At 6rst to have |
.nvth;nv ~,hatever 70 say In regard |
- ~. .ss.~iu.,;on r;uallv. how
s,s,' 4. ..id that since tho inter. |
,;s- nth ,Iohr r. Ford had becu
n.a. r.aie. 1awir Booth and
NJ. jrnius Brutus Booth. his
mo.h.r. h.d heeu prostrated With
.,str... arhis storvn ho con.
.,...d !" w,,l nroh.blv he The causo
IN. pccah.s Ac.th II has omen.
~ :, ala wcnrl-ons that The
sr,..a. AZ N. Roosh family had
,honght had been healed forever"
!" Has not John =. Coylc. former
~ rul,lishsr a. tho National Intel.
l;.srcsr aeelsrc.l that vol, recciy.
"a from .Iohn wilkes booth q few
minutes previou, 10 the assassina-
tion, . ststcment ssttiug forth his
rs..cr. a. killiny President Lin
coipfn
~ hs,;sve Nr. Coyle did say
aomethips to that effect. but until
now / have rofrslnetl from taking
snv notice Of Il. / have such !
! horror Of no w.papcr moi oricty tha,
I am nfr.id 10 take up ! daily ncws
paper FOR fear I shall 500 my nam,
n print. In fact. since my nanl'
vas first connected with the Lin
| coin. Booth affair, I have alu,ost ~
J | solved 10 change It. Another rcs
: son for my not answering Nj
! (,oylc = my respect for Edwil
| Booth. who I know keeuly feels th
revival Of this matter.~ l will Say
/; however. that | did receive such
. statement. Ny reasons for nc
makine Il public will have to n
I main I secret, - will also tho VI
I which | have made Of tho doc,
II ments. All sorts Of stories hsv
J. been published about these docl
. | meats. but uot one Of them ~
= originated By me-"
Q John r. Ford's account Of u
. dest ruelion Of John wilkcs Booth
" statcment 4 corroboratsd BY Jol
i +. Coyle. Who gives the name
Il he actor 10 whom Il was entrM,
n ed. Booth, ho says, met Jol
| Mstthsws opposite the Nation
| Theatre, . short time before q
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-07-06


Az early as tho 10th OF Deccm.
Der, Mr. Lamar joined Mr.. RAN
dali, Mr.. Ottcntlorfer, and myself
In sending . telegram from New
Orleans to Mr.. Tilden OF about this
purpofi : 'You have carried Louis
lana. The State will DO counted
against us. Issue IN address to
the country stating you are elected
President, and win maintain your
utle.'
l think now tho country Owet
its peace aud the Democratic party
its united existencs 10 the absti'
ncnco and forbearance of Mr.. TIL
don. who could only hsvs hcadcd
a popular emeute. But I did mol
think 80 then, and Il 10 false Of Ar
Hewitt TO pretend q this late do!
that there was any improper col
lusion between Southern Demo
crsts and she Hayes sst. lam sur
that Mr.. Tflden himself ls Of
moro just aud discriminating tur1
Of mind.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-07-06

Now that Mrs. Tilton 10 fairly
ont Of Plymouth church, Il 10 70
be hoped that the members Of that
sanity congregation will breathe
easier. Hencsforth Il IL 10 BE- un-
dsrstood that nobody confssses ON
pain Of accommodation st.
Louie Times.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-07-06

A man in Maine applied lor ave
rnlIons OF rum for timex haNica!
Surooses.'' = sFor what mechanical
purpose ?" For raising = barr, Z
was'de reply,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-07-06
Rats u Taxation

For convenience ofreference, we
herewith publish tabular state
mcnt Of State, Lcvce and Town
tnxrs.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-07-06

One Copy six months. IN advance s;so
Advertising Rates.
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Square, one Insertion, ,...... $i:50
Each subsequent Insertion. IS
Fees for Legal notices, which Arc
included under this head; due on
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All Editorial Notices. except
uhen accompanying The hrSt inses.
ton Of an advertisement. Will be
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VIII be required 10 pay in accord-
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elee.
vins FoR ANNOUNCING cAKDls
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aeeomponieJ BY the CAsll to obt.iu
altantton. Accounts - re4oiel
oustomers due and presented ~
lst Of each month.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-07-06


49,
= srsa.
@ .-,. = - me 'ee'
s, - ~ ,aoofs'
~ e's'ea 80 .'so'
~ ~ .r.1 I'd ~. ! = - seessue sh'ns
q. - sssF
~. y. s'oena -
:, e =. niue
4. - sa's = ~ as''
ss< s..s y ~ ~ os.'.s -. ~ ~ ~!
- %, . ~ s.-a'y pssu'e.ea
~ s.s.s s - ~. ~. ...'u ~. Ps1''a
e.sS-S-.isrs.., 49, s ~ =. ..ns'
~. - ~. $780, a'o .: .'st o., ana
e.'sPeoa.''o.
~ -. .n..y .noFs o'
49, .s ~, 4. \ : -, % : secxos
| @.s. 0lvo navens
1 ',. v,', ~ so'Ps.y % =!
= | -" s:' s.'u ". .'-'e % -
Eioels. sweeI blrds. and sweet aow.
- ~ all around No. but 70
| eoo11sPl ~ -. eortsr lihe hat
lb1lsr vho wit abost water
ttn,r ee>rywkcrc b.t not ! ,lrob
| b drlnk.
~ nko .lhrwin' neverthlcss.
| lt's q honest Quiet lie. and Il
6ooo - 8 nuch rood 10 work and
~ I'll over In ! swct of pcrspira.
(ieu. n e,ioy Nv uuble food and
! ~ repose, and scs up evcry morn.
III renevcl md rsjnvenaisdl like
| q esgle u bic flisht, or words
| e that EJECT. / know / shah like
4 anese and more. for We have Il.
rcedy poeoed ovsr The Rubycou and
g ior;,niu' 70 roap tho reward,
! 4 lndustsy. Spring chickeus hav,
~ rlpo end hons ken bloomin'
| g. 0ver Two hundred now res.
pooA q ~ old 'ouan's call ever,
norni.' = shs totes sround th'
kreohtrav ainsln. teheeky
1aheokv. tshoskv. tshcskv. / tel
you ~ votehes those birds close
a. - knowa tho value Of 'em
lehe, ~ ralsed I N1thodist s,
vss. ~ ne.v : .Iins ~ vatchsI
thr6orh tho crack o. The door ed
IAx. - - u. proachoro helpe,
. 6i1So leS1< el1ssr,l H - -'3iGl,
II is.. I; - Is ~. shioIesa. : dueka.
q er1IISrs. a tnrkeye a ! s.,
/ He1rSe NJ ~ ~ wsek. and Dais,
s,S : ~ ~ nollv : eolt bsaido,
TSis lsers ~ bIsssas. 'don,t il
T2ss ,s.1 I ~, s.ccs.sfnl Arm
sss ,-sSIlrlvi.r .nd rep|enIsliu
s,s5s.s = ssrlntcr. Theu \
ss,s : sssssv,o = oess and nola, .,
~ s1I1.s yssses ycr,,s'' vb;ck mol
q s.~s ~. ss,s' sra ~ ths ~ j
III -
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-07-06

There are few who viii not, in
sympathy, join the circle Of inourn.
srs IN Spain who ore now bewail-
ing tho death Of the girl-queen,
taken away IN her youth, ard 81.
most II The honey moon u hsr bri-
dal hsppinsss, IN Madrid. Maria
de la Mercedes, the wife Of Alfon-
20 XII and the Queen Of Spain,
was but eighteen years OF age
when she was lying upon that bed
Of sickucss which proved her bed
Of death. But . fow short month";
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-07-06

est stand Of cotton you ever did
see. Now. il you had told US
about spiIlin' Of 'em as my nabors
call It before We used 'cm, il would
have been more luminous. How
soever. | knitted 'em down and set
the inynus back again. aud nobody
amt got finer crop.
Spcakin' Of cotton seed re,ninds
me 10 seli you and your readers
that the finest cabb4ges ever saw
At one Of my naboss last fall, aud
he said he always planted 'em over
a double handful Of spilt'd cotton
seed, and he hadn't failed TO make
: good crop in Ten years. II any
OF your readers don't know how
to spiie 'en AZ Harris. TIe wants
somebody 10 AZ him something
hard. Bet be don't know any more
about II than | did. and he can't
6nd it, for It amt IN no dictionary
that he's got.
But farewell for this time.
BlI.L ARP.
r. S.-what Is the vcry latest
from Danlcron and Block which
| is shead !
B. A.
N. N. Take notice. AK Harris
which jaw OfA COW has no teeth
and what was the color OF my graz
mare when sho was . coltl
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1878-07-06
OFFICE RULES.


Jno Copy one year. in advance, s3;vo
One Copy six months. in advance s;to
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-11
S. B. Chapin, M. D.
 Druggis t, Main St., Florence, Arizona. Prescriptions carefully prepar- ed and all orders promptly
 attended to.

EREEM ANY PERSON WHO WILL U make and forward me Q list of the names Of reliable persons Of their ae- quaintance who wish to procure an instru- ment, either Piano or Organ, will use my best endeavors to sell them one, and for every Piano 1 succeed in selling to their list within one year, l will credit them with SIC. and for every Organ S5, to be applied on payment of either Piano or Organ; and when it amounts to a sum sufficient to pay for any instrument, seIec- ted at the lowest wholesale price, will immediately ship the instrument, free, or after any amount is credited the balance may be paid me in cash and will then ship them the instrument. They need not be known in the matter, and will be doing their friends a real service, as shall make special offers to them, selling superior instrument for from one-half to two-thirds what is ordinarily asked by agents. Please send me list at once, and after you have made inquiry, you can add to il. Address,
 DANIEL F. BEATTY,
 Washington, x. J.
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-11
Mining Work Notice.

.TO ORSON F.. CLARK, CLAIMING | right and title to one-haIf undivided interest in those certain mining lOeati or claims Known as the Lady Florence, Little Anna Mary F.. Brophy, Peresver- ance and Centeat- situated In Globe Dis trict, MaricOpa County Arizona.
 This Is 10 notify you that in accordance with provision of the Mining Act Of May 10, lSI-i that in compliance Vith require ments Or said Act, work has been done on said mining claims for one year back past, ending on November IA, iS77, by the un- dersigned.
 Now, therefore, if within ninety days from the first publication or this notice you do not come forward and pay your proper proportion Of the cost Of the said work, the undersigned will claim forfeit ure Of all your right, title and interest in and To every portion O. said mining claims.
 Globe District, Maricopa County, All Zona, November l5. 1877.
 PERCIVAL STOCKMAN. Nov. 6-l3g
Arizona citizen., 1878-01-11
Summons.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT FIRST JU-
 ! dicial District, Final County, Arizona Territory.
 Solomon Shulz. plaintiff, vs. Solomon Mund, defendant. The Territory Of Arizona sends greeting to Solomon Mund, defendant: You are hereby requested to appear in an action brought against you by The above named plaintiff In The District Court of the First Judicial District iu and for Pinal County, Arizona Territory. and To answer the complaint filed therein within twenty days (exclusive Of the day Of servics1 after the service on you Of this summons II served within this County, or II served out Of this County but tn this
 District within thirty days, otherwise within forty days or judgment by defant VIII De taken against you according Co the prayer of said complaint
 The sad action IS brought to recover me sum or Ten Thousand Dollars damages Tor certain false, scandalOuS and mal.- clOus words spoken of and cOncerning the sad plaintiff in the presence and nearing of divers good people, on or aboIL Ihe month or Septembe A. D. lS77, when VIII more fully appear by reference Co the com nt In said action, a copy Of when us herewith served.
 And you are hereby notified that II you Isli 10 appear and answer the said com plalht as above required. the said plan m VIII take Judgment against you iol the said sum Of Ten Thousand DOliMs and costs Of suit
 Given under my hand and the seal 1' the District Court of the First Judicial Ilis trict m and for Pinal County, ArizOna Ter 1877.
 JNo. J. DIVINE, ClerkS;. December 2s, 1877 E--ly"