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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-03-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH CoURT.
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
Succession Of
FRANK p. SHARP.

j
By virtue of and in obedience ts
an order of sale issued by tie Hon
the aforesaid Court, in a d for the
parish of Assumption, dated Feb
ruary 8, 1875, and to me directed
| in the above case, I will offer al
public sale on the premises Of
Thomas AMI Celestin Dalferes in
the parish of Assumption, on
Saturday, March 2. 1873.
at II o'clock A. NJ. the following
described property, to wit:
10. One mare, Two eelts. seven
mules, one new plough, four sets
plough harness. 1900 posts and
Epickets, Que mare and colt. one
buggy ma e, one hugg one cow
and two calves, one gold watch
two kedsteilds and bedding, two
rmoirs, one dining table, two CEN
tire tables, one dozen chairs, Two
rockers six plated spoonsand forks,
one bureau, one desk, one stove
and kitehea utensils, one lot croek-
cry, two wash stands, one safe,
ne sow, one lot corn and hay. one
horse, the undivided half of five
hogs and five pigs, and the undi-
vided half of wo Texas mares.
20. The anexmred term IF a
Ger ain lease entered into between
the late Frank P. Sharp, and Celes-
tin and Ozeme Dalferes, on the
2lst OF January, 1876. for tile pc
rioei of five years from the date of
said lease for one Thousand dollars
per annum, payable on the first of
Janua, y of each year. If a certain
tract Ut land or plantation situated
in the parish of Assumption, on
the left b nix of Bayou Lafourehe,
aboet four miles below the town
of Donaldsonyille, bounded on the
uppe' side by the Brula Dalferes
Rustd, and below by lands of Widow
IIaymand Acosta, measuring three
and three quarters arpents front,
by aeptli o. forty arpents, be .
tween parallel lines. The pur-
chaser to buy subject to the condi
tions and stspulatious of said leas-
ent red Into as aforesaid; TO which
lease specisl references is made.
N. B.-1he acl IF lease is on file
and In the hands OF the Sheriff.
Term and Conditions-Cash
on the spot.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-03-02
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH CoURT.
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
No. 1867.

Succession of Jean Charles Foref
and Nufcelite Rousscaatr,
his Wye.
By virtue of a decree of sale rem :
dred by the Hon. the Parish Court
of the parish of Assumption, ! will
.oier for sale ut public auction to
the highest md last bidder, at the
Court House at Sapo eonviIle, on
Tuesday, March %, 1878,
between the hours of IL A. Ne. aud
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-03-02
SUCCESSION SALES.
: Succession Of
No. 1165.

By virtue of and in obedience to
a decree of sale rendered by The
Hon. The Parish Court t the parish
of Assumption, on the 25th dsy of
January, 1873, will offer for sale
ut public auction 1T the domiciie
of the late j B. Land y, fills and
wife, situated in this parish, IN
Brule t. Vincent, ;hou' two miles
f.. m bayou Lafourche, to the last
md highest bidder, on
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-03-02
Estimate OF isxpend - fspT
the Pari-ls OF assumptions
For the Year 1878:

Jurors certificates, ~. s 600 90
Fees of District Attorney. 80 90
6 :. pro tenn 50 90
Fees of Clerk of Court. $50 90
Court $50 90
Fees Of Justices of Peace, 500 90
| = Coroner . 3 10 00
= : / oroner Jury 800 90
Board of prisoners in Jail, 1000 U0
m for prisoners, ......s.......... 500 ooI
Parish printing, 700 Oa1
Per diem of Palice Jurors 400 no
salary of Parish Physician, and
extra charges, 225 90
Salary of Parish Trea urer and
Secretary. 5OD 90
salary of r rsh Constable. SO U03
tin tins i magistrate, ,aisa,, 400 ooI
Appropriation for repairs OF roads,
tiiEs Les and Ieyees, l,500 %
Appropriation fir blank licenses, 2e oe
stationery fur Police Jury, % 0Jl
Il pistriet caars si,as'ee' ''A' :. : rs OoI
For repairs nf Court House. il
aud Clerks nffiee, ,0J W
er saaa.l hai siings, furnituIes, QUO w
Incidental expenses 200 w
Total. sI6.22a0 ca
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-03-02
SHERIFF'S SALE
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
4rH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT,
Pa .ISH OF ASSUMPTION.
JOHN BAPTISTE ASSEMAND
as.
JOHN MARIE JoINTE.
1890


By virtue of alias writ of # fa to
me directed by the Hon. the Parish
Judge District Court, for the pa4 4isll
of assumption, in the abovaen-
titled aud numbered cause. Twill
proceed to sell at public auction ut
the court house door of The parish
of Assumption, at Napoleonyille,
on
Saturday, Marclt l6, 1878.
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and
Q 2. NJ, the following described
property, to. wit:
10. A certain tract of land sit
uatesl in this parish, on the left
bank of Bayou Lafourehe, bounded
abave by land of Clovis Lei -nne
aud below by land of Herman Smith,
containing about lwenty- five acres,
more or less, together with all the
buildings aid improvements there
on and there,o belonging.
Terms and 0nditie1s-CASH.
A. j. ECHEVERRIA, Sheriff.
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I Z Q ~ m { . Al

SUCCESSOR TO ERNEST FURpIN,
Manufacturer aid Wholesale Dealer il.
stiek andy tthe BEST made), French and
Fancy Gandies. Sugar Toys, Choe,lates,
JeIlless, SsruIs Fruits, 81 ssa.ts III Dry a4Ia
Ginger Cakes, Firr WORKS, surprise and
Cash Boxes. &C. dc.
3S 0LD LEYEE STREET,
NEW ORLEANS. La.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-03-02
BRlCKSl BRICKS /!

f.hs psad dsEsigaed, having aaFged then
9RIEK FAlsD with the intention 0t carry
iraa' kheir business on = larger scale, solicit
81 heretofore the patronage OF their
friends. and ara nov prepared to deliver
Rricks al all landings between Donaldson
vile &ad Thtbadanx at prices and eonds-
tisna eo snit purchasers.
Address, .<
Assumption store.
Constantly On hand supply Of
TlLE RRICKS.
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Grant Interviews Vcsuyius.

Grant TO Vesuvius)-D You object
to smoking! Nesuvius-Oh. no, not at
all. Smoke away. | ike it. I'm an
incorrigible smoker myself. Pull |!
Grant--Smoking ever make you sick |?
Vesuyius-Yes, | throw up good deal,
and am troubled with chronic-cruptions.
Grant--Ever make you nervous? Vesu-
yius-Makcs me a little shaky sometimes.
Grant-Folks complain about you smok-
ing any? Vesuvius-Yes, but it makes
no difference to me. Ican't live with
out smoking. | smoke away Just as long
as please. Graut--So do |. Think
it is bad habit? Nesuvius-No. I'm
as old as the hills, and I've smoked ever
since | can recollcct. Grant-So have
| only my folks complain because my
tobacco scents the rooms. Vcsuvius-
Egad! scent all Naples sometime and
thesurounding country. Grant--Got a
match about you? Vesuvius - No
matches, general; plenty of sulphur,
though. I'm in the gunpowder line,
general, like yourself. Grant - Yes
Why, | fought it out on that--humph
I've heard that before, Good morning.
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Fraud in Bank Bills.

The United States Treasurer is adj
vised Of constantly increasing attempts
by persons in various sections of the
country to cheat the Government and in
nOcent people by practicing what is
known as the "piecing process, where
by given number of currency notes Of
like denomination are cut in pieces, and
20 pastd together as to give an increased
number. The manipulatOrs generally
take ten notes, and by cutting and adroit
piecing make eleven, thereby gaining one
at the expense of the other ten. OF
course the diminished notes get into the
hands Of innocent holders, and when
sent to the Treasury Department for re-
demption they are az once detected BY
tho treasury experts and thrown out.
Tho regulations for redeeming mutilated
currency do not admit of the redemption
Of anything except in single piece con-
tanning at least one-half of the original,
which makes it still harder for those into
whose hands these nice'y-pasted ffas-
ments fall,
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WELLS, FARGO g. Co.'s statement of
the production of precious metals in the
States and Territories west of the Mis-
souri, River, including British Columbia
and the west coast of Mexico, during
1877, shows an aggregate yield Of $685.
100000, being an excess of S7,500,O00
over 1876, the greatest previous annual
yield. California gives sl5,25O,OOO gold
and 81, 100000 silver; Nevada, S46O,O00
gold and s44, 100000 silver bullion. This
so-callcd silver bullion, however, is about
As per cent. gold. California also gives
Sl,75O,00e base bullion, and Nevada S.
100000 Of the same, which contains
about % per cent. gold. Arizona gives
for the year s2,39O,0OO, of which $685..
600 is gold, 100000 silver bullion, and
the balance ores and base bullion. Ex.
ports of silver from San Francisco tt
India, China and the Straits are giver
approximately at s19,O00,Oo0.
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Gkf But1etin.
Execution by the GuilIOtine.

\ friend once described to us an exc.
cutlon which he witnessed in Paris, out
sIdc the walls Of the city prison and in
the public street. IL took place in the
grey OF dawn, and at the precise hour in.
dieated III the sentence. A squad of
soldiers filed out Of the gates, and in Il
twlnkilng put together the machinery Of
the gnillotine, some Of them sprinkling
Sawdust on the pavement while it was
beng put Nup. Before this was fairly
finished the gates swung open, and the
criminal and executioner and tho spiritual
adviser marched out. Whatever religious
exercises were essential had been attended
10 within the prison. The criminal. with
bia haads bound behind him, and can,
drawn over his head, was led forth, his
body bent forward over the carriage.
which, as he pressed it, shot forward GU
noiseless wheels, and the knife fell with a
glitter OF its keen, polished edge, the head
dropped into the basket awaiting it. the
body was placed in a coffin, the machinery
taken down, hcsawdust sweptup, and the
whole scene was over. Within 10.
minutes, by the watch Of the witness,
every trace Of the execution was over.
The soldiers, the priest, the executioncr
had disappeared, and there was not even
drop of blood upon the pavement to in.
dictate that a tragedy he'd been there
enacted.
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MASTERS SALE

sla'c Illinois, county Fl Alexander. So,
IN the Alexander conntyclreuit court.
Hugh Callahan vs.. John Deyfne.
BlI! Of foreclosure and Tor relief, etc,
Amount of decree rendered Jan. 4. lb7S, yi75 81
lnterest IIon January 4, ls1S at six per
cent ; costs ut suit, in ,luding solicit
Tor lee OF SOO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. O. 20
Public notice is hereby given that in pursuance
OF decree rendered Ia sa'd court in the above
entitled cause At the special December term A II.
lN17, |, John q. Harman, Master in ChaLcery Of
sad county, wall, on Friday, TIE
"a DAY OF fEBRu tEl, :. u. 1875,
At the hour OF 10 o'clock m. sell at public
vendue 10 the highest bidder for cash, at The
front door Of the courthouse. 10 the city OF Cairo,
in ra,d county and state, the following described
real estate in The city OF Cairo, county OF AK
ander and state Of Illinois, to wit tif y lee,
OF OF the front end Of lots numl cred twenty zone
t2il, twenty-five t92l, twenty-thICs lAiJ. and
twenty-lour (sl), in block Gtly-lwy ti2), being
OF OF the end that fronts on Walnut street, IN
said-city, making piece one hundred ieet On
Walnut street, and nav feet on seventh street,
together " m The privileges and appurtouences
thueun,Q Belonging or in amy wise thereto appcr-
talang,
JOHN q. HARMAN,
:, l.. WHEELER, Master ia Chancery
lomplts. sol'r.
Dated, Cairo, lis, Jan 80, ISIS l-Sitd
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CHANCEGY NOTICE.

state Of llllhOis, COuGty Of Alexander
~lrcuit court OF Alexander county. January
Team, ISIS
UrbalneJ. lonh!ennc vs. Marg +. Lonhlenne
Bill Tor DiYOrce-.ln ChGnccry.
Affidavit ofthe nOn-r( sdehce Of Mari Il. Lon
hienne, the defendant above named, having
been h.ed in the Office the clerk OF ,aid
court OF Alexander cousty, notice is hereby
siyen to the said non resident defendant,
shat the complainant llled his bin OF COM
plant IN said court on the chgnccry side thereof
on the 18th day Of October, AID. ls1., ana that q
summons ihereupon issued out of sail court
against said defer 6ants, rcurnable On the
first Monday in he month vi january, A. d.
1873, NJ is by law required Now. threfore,
unless you, the said Mary +. LoHnienne, shall
personally be and appear before the said circuit
court OF Alexander county on the drst day OF
the next term thereof to be holden At the court
honse In the city of Cairo in sand county on the
first Monday in the month of January, A. D..
le15, and plead, snswrr or dcmui 10 said bill Of
complaint, the same anu the matters and tnings
therein set forth, will be taken IS confessed, and
a deere entered against you according TO the
prayer Of said bill.
JOHN 4. REEVE, Clerk.
w. G.. MuLKEY. Conpa inanti = Solicitor.
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pEBLlC NOTICE


ia hereby given that, by Yir'ue Of decree OF the
County Court Of Alexander County in the state
e. Llllyo.s, i-.teed A.. he November term,
4 d.. d. 1877. ], August " atermeier All re
tor OF the Estate of Frederick Watermeier, de-
cessed, will sell at public VEN Tie on the 2iih
day OF Dece. nber, A. ID. 1871, y, the west door
Of The Court House IN the city Of Cairo, IN sad
County. and State, az O'Clock p. IN. OF said
day.
Subject to the widows dover interest therein
for the payments OF the debts Of said Estate OF
Frederick Watermelon, deceased, The following
described property, to-wit:
The south :. of northwest quarter of north
west, quarter in section thirty-stx CiD, town
ship If cen 10 south range two q, west 81
he Srd principal meridian situate In SAID comfy
of Alexander and State OF Illinois.
Terms OF Sals-Cash in hand upon BppIoHh
of sale and delivery OF deed
AUGUST WArERMEltR.
Administrator OF the Estate OF Fred Water
meier, deceased,
Dated Cairo, Ills, Nov 2!St. ls77.
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MoRrG AGEE,s SALE.

WHEREAS, On the fret day of April, 1876
Emma Canine and Robert ii. CLnlne, her hus-
band. made, executed, acknowledged, ana de-
liyerei u Mrs. Cassie Williams, now Mrs.
CASSIE Drips, certain sale mortgage on lot
No. three (Sl, in block No. wenty-niDe (sil IN
Opdyke Z Myers addition, to the city OF Ches-
ter, in the county of Randolph and state of ILL
nois, to secure tue payment OF four certain pro-
missory notes executed by said Robert IL. Can
inc, dated April /, 1915, lOrtwO hundred dollars
each, pay able in three, six, nine and fifteen
months, respectively, from the dates thereof,
with ten per cent. interest from the doies there
of; which said mortgage was dHly recorded
Aprll 6. ls,6. the recorders Office in SAID Ran
dolph county, in book No. one 81 OF leases,
&C.. on page 29S and
WHRREAs, Said mortgage provides among
other things for the sale by the SAID mortgage
of SAID lot and all the right and equity OF re-
demption therein of the said grantors, III case
OF default in the payment OF the SAID notes or
any part thereof aud
WHEREAS, Tue time for the payment OF tho
sand notes and each OF them has long since eialn-
ed, and there now rem Tins duo on the last three
of he above mentioned notes the eum OF SIX nun
dred and fourteen dollars and i've cents tblioa.l
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given mat,
on Thursday, the 18th day OF january, 1873, VI
the door of the court house in said city OF Chester
at the hour o two O'Clock pm. OF SAID DAY, The
undersigned will o1er said premises Tor sae 70
the highest bidder for cash In hand and on maxi
ing said sale, will make, execute and deliver to
the ,lrchaser good and sufficient deed therefor,
CASSIE DRlPS,
Formerly Cassie Williams
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SIlERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue Of two fee bills to me directed, by
the clerk of the supreme court southern grand
division at Mount Vernon, IN the state Of Hi
nois, IN favor of John q. Abrcght ct ais. api
against Jason Il. Smith ct ais, ] hayo leyictl
upon the following described properly, to-wit /:
Lot fourtcenllt) in block eleven IN; lots TWEEN
M W.. isOI twsnty-seven s ana a. tw,se,n,y-
one and thrty-two t3.), In block twenty-sis
tsG). All the above described property Is stu
ated 10 the city of Cairo. county or AlexaNd der,
aud state Of Illinois, which shall offer for sale
at public venduc At the ifont,. or west door Of
Alexander and State Of Illinois, on The 2ist day
Of February, 1873, at 10 O'Clock am. lated
this Cairo. Ill, 18th day q January. AID. 1879.
PETER sAUp, Sheriff
l-io.td f
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Ia hereby given to Joshua G. Hall as admins
traitor de bonls non OF The estate of Hosea CLARK,
deceased and Edwn Brainard OF the tendency,
in the Circuit Court OF Alexander county, lhl-
nois, Of bill in chancery to foreclose mort
gaze wherein you, together with Chauncey n.
shlpman, Louisa n. Shipman, Jos phi W.
Drexel and Charles Edward Tracy ms Reoeiv-
era of the Cairo and Nincennes railroad, and the
Cairo and Vine mnes railroad company nre de-
PENDANTS, and Charles c. Hoten, ms Receiver OF
OF '',he Mutual Life Insurance Company oi
Chicago, is complainant and that the summons
in sai cause Ia retrnable ON the first day OF the
the Jan,lary term, A. d. 1873, OF said Court To-
bc holden At tie Court House, In the city Of
Cairo, in said county, on the first Monday Of
JOHN A. REEVE, Clerk OF haid Court
SAMUEL +. WRESTLER, Solicitor ofComplaint
dbw
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CAIRO ILLINOIS. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 1878.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

State Of Illinois, Alexander clunty. e.. Estate
Of Daniel Lampert, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday the il,h
day OF March. A 1915. the undersigned al
misietratriX Of said estaie will Present to the
county court OF aid Alexander county, AZ the
courthouse in Cairo, Illinols. at a term thereof
tn 10 be holden, her 6nal reportof her acts and
dOings as administrators, and ask the court 10 bU
dIscbarged from any snd all further duties and
responsibilities connected with sad estate asd
her administration thereof, tt winch time and
place UGH persons as are interested may te lTeb-
enI and tsist sucn application ii they choose 40
70 do. MARGARET LAMPERT.
Admih,etratriS.
Caro- u.s., Feb. 3, ISIS. 2-liw4t
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FURNITURE Ar PUBLIC SALE,

On the goth day Of February ISIS, beginning at
10 O'Clock, am, and continuing from day TO day,
the undersigned will cell at auction 10 the hg :
est bidder for cash at the furniture Factory Of
William EichhOd southeast corner OF Seven
teenth street and Washington avenue, ia Cairo,
illinois, large lot OF furniture OF various kinds
ami descriptions, consisting OF parl0r sets, bed
room sets. bureaus, Geisttads, washstande,
wardropcs, tables, bookcases desks, siahis,
whai.nots, Grad ss, looking elasses, baby carria-
ge', hatEacss mattresses, kitchen saics, lurge
assortment Of chsiu, dressing cases. etc.
rELEE SAuP,
2-Ad Sheriff,
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

State Of Illinois, Alexander county. Estste of
Daniel II. Phillips. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday, the llth
dav of March, AID. 1873, the undersigned adj
ninistr tor de bonis non OF said csta will pre-
sent to the county court OF Alexander county ~
Inc Courthouse IN Cairo Illinois, at term there.
of 70 b. holden, his ilnnl report of his acts and
do,nps AZ administrator de bonis non, and ask
tho court 10 be discharged from any nd all fur
Their duties aud responsibilities connected with
said estate, and his administration thereof, at
es,ed NAV be- present md resist such application,
:" 80 BYRON r. BLAKE,
" Administrator de bonis non.
Cairo, Ms, Feb. 8, ISIS. 2-lwN
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The difference.

The ordinary Porous Plaster, on account
fits peculiar mechanical action. Is esteem
ed an article Of merit: but Benson's Capcine
tNous Plaster IL considered en article OK
extraordinary merit. IL las the same
MECHANICAL action, and, In addition, pos
sesses medicinal qualities of remarkable
Eature, which causes II 10 act at once,
relieve pam Immediately, and cure where
other Porous Plasters will not even relieve
For Rheumatism, Lame an Weak Back, SpIna
Disease, Crlck in the Back Kidney Diseasr.
sprains and Bruises, severe Pains and Stitcbe,
Weakness Of the Back, etc.
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Worms. Worms, Worms.

T.. y. punkel's Worm, Syrup never islla to
remove all KINDS of Worms. Seat, pin and
stomach Worms are readily removed BY Kun
kel's Worm syrup, DE-. kunksl Ia the only
successful ply stefan in this county that car
remove Tsnc Worm in from two to four hour1,
He h,a no fee until head ana all passes alive and
10 this space OF time. Common sense teaches
il Tape Worm can be removed, al other Victims
can readily be removed. ASK your druggist for
bottle Of kunsol'S Worm syrup. Free 81 30
per botto. II never iails--or send 10 the Ctetor
for cireu,ur, No. 21J North Ninth 81, Phusisi =
hla Advice free
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CITIZENS Of Idahoare petitioning con.
gress for the construction Of military
road from Fort Boise to Lapwal. They
recite that road between tho points
acrss the Salmon river country would have
enabled last summer concentration Of
forces which would have ended the Nez
Pcrces war quickly.
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NOTICE.
Walter lIyslop, treasurer. VS.. George w. Coch
ran AasiIn nait with Attachment

Walter lIysl0p, treasurer. VS.. George w. Coch-
ran. Assuinpsit with attachment.
Public notice 10 hereby given to the said
George ". Cochran that Il writ of attachment
issued out OF the office of the clerk Of Alex anjcr
county circuit court, dated the Goth day of DO
cember, A. d., 1877, VT the salt of the said Wal
Ter iIysltp, treasurer, aud against the estate Of
the said George w. Cochran, directed to the
sheriff of Alexander county, which said writ
has been returned executed. Now, therefore.
nnless you, the said George W. Cochran, shall
personally be, aud appear before the said Alex
1ay NJ the next term there, 10 be holden at the
court house, Ia the city Of Cair', on the ilrst
Monday Of Janua y, a D., lsis, give special
bail and plea to the said plaintiffs action Judg-
ment shall b. entered against y u, ana 30 mucn
Of the property attached as may be sufficient ~
satisfy the salA Judgment and cost VIII DO solu
GREEN 4 GILBERT. JOHN A. REEvE,,
Avn for plaIntiG. Circuit Clerk.