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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-24
COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. [
Wednesday Evening. Jan. %. 1878. /
GENERAL REMARKs.-The Liverpool and
New York advices concerning the Cotton
markets were. to-day. unfavorable; natur-
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and will create and increase general demand.
but that Is too far of TO affect present transac-
tiaua
The Cotton question.

The annual consumption OF cotton In Great
Britain for the years named. according to Watts
& Co., In their recent annual circular. 10 as fol-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-24

The receipts OF cotton In Atlanta, Ca. this
year will exceed that OF last by about 1900
bales, which will make the receipts over 100000
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-24

The Norwegian bark ayller cleared hence
yesterday for Liverpool with T.25s bushels OF
wbeat In bulk.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-24

Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana. Maryland,
North Carolina Virginia. West Virginia South
Carolina and Tennessee, with population OF q
little over s,oooooo have an aggregate State debt
of s17o.A43. 2U7, or over $40 per capita, to say
nothing Of the great municipal debts OF Balti-
more. New Orleans and other cities
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-24

Kansas City Is live place. Her business men
held meeting last Friday to consider the prac-
ticability OF establishing line OF barges on the
Missouri to st. Louis. The meeting was q
large and enthusiastic one. and 1t was deter
mined to OF once form stock company. with a
capital OF $50 400. to carry out the project.
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NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
FIRST CALL, 10 A. M.

NEW OhLEANb BLUM hAchhNoh oAlhkDs
FIRST CALL, 10 A. NJ.
shares Merchants Mutual ms. %
80 500 State Consols. ..................-.. s4X
10000 do (seler February. IS
2l,OoO Premium Bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 86A
81 900 do do (seller February a6A
1000 Police certificates. 1874. ............ 26h
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND CALLS.
Is shares Metropolitan Loan and Savings
Bank OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 97
SECOND CALL. u M.
$4,000 State Consos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s4s4
$50 Halt Paid City Coupons. .....-.- 35
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS.
10000 Premium Bonds. -...........-.....- 36h
THIRD CALL, Q P. M.
10 shares Workingmen's Bank. .......... 15h
SIS 600 Premium Bonds .................. 36h
10000 do do Observation-Disclosures. 361a
5000 City Consolidated Bonds .......... 4o1a
AFTER THIRD CALL.
Is 900 State Consols. ............. s4ss
$4,000 do ..................... s44
CRESCENT CITY OPEN STOCK BOARD sALHs.
BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND CALLS.
$40 900 State Consols ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 84z.
1900 Premium Bonds. 36zs
10000 do do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 36A
400 Drainage Coupons. ...............- 3oa
BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS.
10000 State Cousols ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 84sl
20 900 Premium Bonds 36s4
10000 do do Observation-Disclosures. 361s
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Gold yesterday. In New York. was lower than
II has been for eighteen years-being' early In
the day, only ~ premium; afterwards 1t rallied
slightly and closed at ~ premium.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-24

Who dares assert that our trade with MEXICO
ID not being revived2 Yesterday the steamship
Nuriel reached this port from Vera Cruz. with
the immense cargo Of $4,000 In specie and 454
hfdaa
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Cotton on shipboard as per account OF the
Cotton Exchange. az follows: Liverpool 48 .a67
si4, North Sea 14,493. Spain GOO, Mexico -.
eoastwise 1868; total. 1885 bales. This, taken
from the stock at noon. as noted at the Ex-
change, leaves In presses 229,57e bales.
The receipts ut all ports from - m. yesterday
to 10 m. day. rs per Cotton Exchange tele-
grams are n .Os9 bales, against 1896 bales last
Wednesday and 1929 bales last year and 2o.95
year before last.
The movement at ports for five days up to
To Ia pivpn balpvu.
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The United States sued ex-Gov. Smith. OF Viz
.ginia for $4,000 ia gold. alleged to have been
taken by him from the Confederate treasury on
the day Richmond was evacuated. The United
States Circuit Court at Richmond decided that
IL he did so take the money the United States
were entitled to judgment, but the jury failed
to agree and were discharged.
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-NVW IL, THU IHHSWUUU HS
MARDI GRAS,

The FIFTH DAY OF MARCH, 1878, is set apart
and ordained as the Grand Fete Day oil His
| Most Gracious Majesty. the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-24

At The request of the Commissioner OF Agri-
culture. at Washington. the New Orleans Cotton
Exchange will send samples of cotton handled
in this market TO the United States Agricultural
Department to be exhibited at the Paris Expo
s.tion OF 1878.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-24

The Nashville American says: "A shipment
OF 1000 barrels OF -four for Liverpool. via Pensa-
cola Fla. left here Friday evening on theiLouis-
Vile, Nashville and Great Southern road. There
was very little difficulty in raising the ship
ment. which is the second OF the direct trade
movement with Liverpool. 1t is very probable
another large lot will leave Nashville for that
point at an early date"
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Such IL the crowded condition OF our wharves
that we learn that the wharfneers have. within
In the past two days. been compelled to remove
to warehouse 10 900 sacks of cotton seed from the
,inuer leyee.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-24

Sworn to and subscribed before me thit
eighteenth day OF January. 1878.
A. INGRAHAM. Notary Public.
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, report Of the Cotton Exchange

Sales to- day 1900 bales Demand good: mar
ket Irregular.
COTTON STATEMENT.
In store and on shipboard Sept. l. 1877. III 1856
Gross receipts previously. ...1 .o4e oo5-1 o57 1897
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The steamship Memphis. OF which that able
seaman and cultivated gentleman. Capt Mel
lon. ia the commander has just madethe quick
est trip on record. according to our memory.
between New Orleans. and Liverpool. She
left tho Passes on the evening OF the
eth inst. having cargo Of 55s7 bales OF cotton.
and arrived at Liverpool on the evening OF
Tuesday, making the run In sixteen days and
ten hours The Memphis is a splendid ship.
and the many friends Of her noble. generous
hearted captain will always be glad to hear
favorable news Of his exploits. nautical and
otherwise.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-24

The exports from all United States ports. col
solidated. as per kilograms to the. Cotton e,
change, for five days have been as follows:
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-29
NEwBURG LETTER.

NEwBURo, June 2ith, 1873.
Et'or Argt8
For TIE fret time l will try TO
give you few n ~burg items.
MI George Mitchell, ST., is hav-
ing his bouae painted
t'-a Aver is & .tns new pal
.Hss -uiit around his vineyard to
protect hia grapes from the proving
boys
John Miller and wife will take a
visit to the West, after the 4th.
Rev. Graham and ChAs. Golden
were 6shing in tho Cheat" one day
last week and succeeded ia catching
fifteen.
There will De festival on the 81
Of July 10 the N P. Church Tor the
benefit OF the Union Sabbath School
Miss Bel Heller, Of Independence,
IS ylsiting friends A. Newburg.
VIM. Horchier, Mart. Stockman
and d. Iii HIgartuer were fishing
IA Cheat Friday. They caught a
arger number OF FISH than any other
party from Newburg tbis summer.
Frank Rennaman, OF Grafton, ia
wishing friends at this place,
Rev. Hickey, o. the Catholic
Church preached preached very
able sermon on Thursday night.
Vert Smith and wife expect 10 20
to bridgePort on the 4tb.
Rev. Frederick breaches in the
the LItheran church, at this place,
ou Sunday, July 7th.
Isaiah Fortney, formerly Of this
place is in the lumber business near
Burning Springs, West va He ie
now visiting Trends at this place.
Nj Thomas Hunter tell oil No.
., going East, Thursday, lie was
seuseieas for a short tine but ~ now
recovering
Wheat looks we'll. Oats are tot
erebiy good around here. Rather
co i'd weather tor corn. Potatoes
and beans are doing well Spleen
did season for grapes Butter ten
cente per pound aud eggs z cenis
per dozen.
60 10 e G. Blackburn, on Rail
road street tor your candies
l think that every good Democrat
should take the ARGUS
SITTING BULL.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-29

LIBEL suits gains, Wsst Virgin
ia editop are becoming popular
The following from the Morgan
town Daily Nae Dominion is the
latest:
John w Davis, the photographer
has instituted suit against II. Clay
ddesns Hyde, editor OF the kim
wood Arlus ard Morgan & Huff
m8n' ibe editors Of the Jforgontown
#eekly Post, for libeloue publ ca
non. We are glad glad to say on
behalf Of our contemporary. that
they only copied the article from
the hingwood paper"
If we struck" The wrong man nc.
eidentally, We are ready and willing,
as IS our duty. TO make amenas hon.
ora5ie. Bot If the gentleman is
seeking TO strike "bonaoza" by
iDstitutiDg suit against IA, We would
advise blm to strike in some other
direction for if $4,000 CLUTCHES
we're selling at two cents each we
couldn't Guy the handle Of contri
button box.
We are placed under peculiar oh
ligatioos to come one Chose Neu
Dominion feIIoua, We expeot.) for
er addition 10 ,.,- .,. ,,rr D.,
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Additional Local.
oBsBRvER.s oRsEEvATIoNs

Proteo,ls-" Have patience gontlo Ju
lia."
J,eiia-''I must where is no remedy"
Deay ar Argus;
Your many eyes have scarcely
failed TO gee very many abuses in
ON social and fashionable stem
Aud while is not expected that
you should pretend to redress all
our 3r vauocs. [ nave determr
to ask your aid. or Tie aid Olaf lesst
one oil ycur eyes (columos) each
week o. at any rate very frequently,
that / may give 20 the lad,eg aud
gentlemen Of our county, and e-
pecia.i7 Of the small towns of The
county, the benefits oil my obssrya-
tons ! have long been Of the
opinion that there are very many
small abuses that may. 900 this way.
b. TO some extent corrected. I'm
this enterprise ] shall not ask your
aas'stsnce alone, bat the assistance
of all the public spirited ladies' and
gentlemen. who NAV chance 10 aoe
mo obso,vst,o,. u.u ..L 49,
"
'''' ~ wy ''' zoe 'e''eH'Iy ahA'
SECOND O., 'e me. as often as they
can WI .neY observe upon moving
humanity. viii not now bs sbre
t9te.lto 0sst .vto,t ,t...
''-
''' may '"'s''' ''' 'a'E 90
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tirslY alone in this noble euterprise,
but I will have the chief manage
ment Of add shall feel deeply inter
ested ia the success Of these papers.
| shall tell in this paper what sort
OF man | am, and in my next give a
brief history Of her who wall lend
her noble genius 90 THE most excel
lent enterprise. I an bachelor Of
rather uncertain age, although my
mother always insisted, with some
degree OF warJnth, that l was pres
ent at the exact time Of ny birth
yet upon my word, l have never
been able ID tell Just when IL was.
| Lack Of observstion.-ED 10
iced, 30 far AZ nov own recollection
extends [ am not sure that 7 was
born at but my physician in
sists t'at that ia the only way now
known, even 20 the most ightened
men by which We make on entrance
into the world; but be ureB me-
there are many ways 10 3 ont, aud
scientific men are daily citing TO
discover other means OF BIZ PES. T
,,te D. th-l that T was lar m IL.
usual way; aa1 a The ~ I am
cure 1t was sirea t.8 Dec. ion ol
Independence VAS wrii-s1, Tor &C
taiu'y }. is, have no recollection n
aas.s. ug IN the anthor9hip--nor vas
ii ms Who wrote President jackson
messages, though my recollection lt
Just az distinct Az to those events ss
10 the fact Of my birth. Nor have
not lived long enough to be married
though the woman who reroyates
ny soi!ed garments, and who, one
would Judge from this circumstance,
must be ON very intimate terms with
me, says she knows when ] am 20 be
married You see this woman, like
come ctheTg OF my acquaintance q
have many acqualutauces) conc
times spends her valuable tine dis-
Guessing the affairs Of Der nelghbors.
l lay down az principle Of phllos-
ophy, that no person, map, woman,
or child, ought to talk Of a thing
unless they know more about 1t
than the person to whom they speak,
una Ihe person OF whom lheY talk.
Now I know more about this i'm
portant event than the woman does;
therefore, she should pot talk about
1t.
AZ to nay good looks I am not
supposed to know more than uv
neigh Dor, and there OF will say not
a word, but advise you as I shall
often nave occasion to do, lock Tor
yourself
| am not very laxative. Some
times for day and a night together
| do not utter more than halt
dozen words; bat my eyes--well,
you will have occasion to say wheth-
er ! have any or no,
For the present 7 have done.
My next will be more interesting to
my readers
OBSERVER.
June %, 1878.
Address ali communications, un-
der this head, to Observer" care
of ARGUS, Kngwood, w Va. ED !
--------s,
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John Green, from Philadelphia. he
acknowledged OILS guilt to Justice
Benson.
What is our country coming to-
The sanctuary Of God broken open
by bur glars and the holy altar torn
open. persons attacked on the streets
Of night aud their money demanded
private houses burgiarized and no
tells robbed.
This tramp said this was the best
lace he ever struck and if be had
not been taken the second time be
would have sent the boys here.
d. III.
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MEETING OF W. VA. EDITORS

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r. NJ, y
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a. voa....a., sr,L -,
l-.1
Zee III, 1o77
,r -
we" ~ AZ l. ~ ~ oo"ous'e' Vu"'
the railroad company had refused to
give passes TO the members.
About twen.v nenbars If The
o,..o..,,oo p., IN
'N,s we '' ~" =" . % CLOCK ana were
called to order by Mr. ochoHe!d
The Mayor OF Grafton, Mr.. j r.
NJ. Johnson. was introduced to the
...ao...;.. "a NJ r..
1870 ~
" 07u@ o. '"7 ~ 'Yor' Town C'u"
cii aud citizen9 o! the town, welcom-
Ell the gentlemen as f0llows.
mn Ppvsr3rvr Avn grvr, v,,r,,
on. ~. 49,.
90 O'' "a Or
'u7 "'lY ~ "5'l also az lhs very
great pleasure devolves upon roe TO
extend 10 your Convention The
rriarIlv o,estings n orr ,,,,lo al
l.,
~ o'' W " "0'i y "0''''no W ouI
'O"h' coming from the vauous
sections Of our Sta'e, ss presume
yrr 4 % tra f4a' tr4ftE.4 &C.,
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TRAMPs AT PORTLAND

Hotel and Catholic Church Robbed
PORTLAND, w. VA, JuOo "a.
Eittor Ar9us:
On last Thursday number Of
tramps were seen lettering about
our town and that night the Summit
Hotel wac broken into and all the
eatabies that were cooked were Ia
ken, and clothing to The amount Of
$50. belonging to w. W. WortLing-
ton, bis little son and Mss Lettie
Martin. The entrance was mad e
through the window. On Friday
morning TWO of the scoundrels were
still in town, and at about o'clock
one of them broke into the Catholic
church, tore down the tabernacle
surrounding the altar where are
key The cha'ce and other yalua
BILE and sac ed articles. The robbie,
had jus, forced open he taberaao p
when he was Iiscove ed by MI Juo.
Z'tz YEA Carl 2slo lie made an
effort g.. ape tl.a the win
b lad broken to ..er g. was
red Pr Z'nr D eeing g.,
pa re ~ Mr. u. the .ale
once suu udered aI vag l-oug
before Tpsfoe r D Ramon f,.
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Inducements to Subscribers.

10 order to make the circulation Tie thousand We
make Ihe following unparalleled offer
IN nos give Subscribers 81 Ten subscr.
oer 81 per annum and an e1a copy gee up of the club We
WI" also send the ARGUS and the Wheeling Weekly Register" ono
year any Feon Vbg Preston county
0' uo county must remit fifteen cents prepay postage
We will soon be the mdet important political campaign and
V"e ARGUS should hnd place
county W" be alive the the defend
nose po principles which have made
famous American history All persons wishing
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he has dedicated his life, perfection
can be reached, aud asserts that be
can reach II within ten years. 800
teleRraphic reports are received by
hin every eight hours.
Geul. Meyer has bold ocheme
ripeulug now wlnch he has not yet
suggested to Congress but which he
believes will overcome the difficult
ties he has hitherto had 20 contend
With, namely. the absence O. wealth.
er signal stauons between New
oundland and the Ea1tern CONT
neut. He proposes 90 anchor SIX
ships AZ distances oi $50 miles each
aud put them into teiegrapaIc com
mUnIcatIon with the Atlantlc Cable.
This plan would not only serve his
own immediate purpo sc, but the
ships could be mad, floating harbors
81 refuge 40 that boats crew on The
main channel Of commerce. could
reach a bo.ce and shelter within a
hundred miles or so, aud the eve
Of any disaster gale or accident
could be seut home IN few hours
time. Tbs prospect ia bold aud
practicable one and worthy Of IT'S
originator, who il one Of the rarest
minds OF which our country has to
boast.
Genl. Fremont at last energies
from the retirement into winch
pride and poverty has kept HIN 80
long. The President has appointed
him Governor Of Altoona. THIS
seems appropriate A fitting posi-
ton for the path Under.
The dl.atory actions OF the House
Committees crowded hosts OF work
that should have occupied weeks Of
examination into the last week of the
lately adJourned session OF Congress;
though probably many Of the bulls
that were passed with such seeming
haste and ind Terence had received
lar more attention than the country
at large Is aware Of. Most Of the
real work OF Congress ia done in the
Committee Rooms. The nowery de-
bates and astute arguments we hear
IN the Senate ADD House constitute
the show, the display, the part done
expressly to be seen aud heard OF
men. But there is 20 doubt that
many members vote upon bills Ou
THE last buried week OF every Con
gresS) which they haver never even
heard read. However, 10 such cares,
they are directed by their lead ers
who do understand tue bills, 40 it is
just as well az II the voters them
selves did-perbaps better. Some
0! these things are not so bad as
they look, though they are bad
enough. Looking oyer the whole
session, Just adjourned, there seems
TO have been very little accom- plished
The silver bill is tn ouly one OF
vast natiousl importance that has
become law, and few other meas
ures OF interest to the whole country
have been passed The remarkable
features Of Tie session has been it's
utter lack Of eadershIp---a more
notable lack than can be remembered
heretofore. 1t exrends to both
Houses aud both parties. Wood
and Atklns. the first men on one
aide Of the House OF Representatives.,
have repeatedly lost control, while
the Hale AM Garfield leadership
on the other aide is not OF tue keen
and courageous sort ke Biaiues or
Thad Stevens. The Senate being
a smaller body has not shown this
want as couspicuously az hse the
House, but 1T has been apparent
nevertheless.
MEppyrr
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90 z = = isuot easily earned boo tuD--
~ times, bItit can be- made Tao
.nf0a m uIu- Dy any ON o. Oi either sex.
iu amy InItui The countr " who is willing
'o WORK aIodoiiy 90 the mplCvmout that
se furnish. ESQ por wo els i'm vour own
own. You need not be away from home
over night You can & i've your whole
time to lho work, or only your squire
moments. We have q gonts who arp
making over go per day All who enc
gaze at once can make money inst AT
'n' present ume money cannot be U.u.
u0s- 10 cps.s uo.hiul On ffy tne Uusm. IS
forms 1ud - Dululs iTrs. luuI. at
oscf, l' iA1LATr ~ CO., yr.ud,
MHn0
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y MoRGAETowN correspondent
at he W ceiling Regster u speak
ing OF The contest Of the oratorial
props, says.
The present Age, by Mr.. 4. J.
Elliott, of Preston county, was tn.
successful speech. "Jud certainly
distinguished himself by his render.
ing of tbe great variety Of emotion
involved 10 his piece and by tn,
ease sud elegance OF HE manner
Here's our haoA "Jud" Hope thai
Sl6 Will keep you ene--in ice cream
as long as you remain"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-29

IT 10 proposed u Butler county
Ohio, to disbar lawyer for immora,
conduct. Let not the example reach
Wheeling -Registeg
We don't need the example in
Ringwood, We have a very devout
set OF lawyers here
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-29

The County Court Of Kauswha
county has appropriated $4,000 to-
wards liquidating the Mortgage on
the State House building etChsrles.
ton
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AN article in recent number Of
The Pekin Gazette, written by Chin
Hoo, says Kung Foo VIKING, dis.
iinguished philosopher, who -four
lahed about the year 976, invented
he zee Phone--wbich is known in
Ihina as "Thumthsein in tho
ar e6a
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ANW ADcERrisEAYENrs
LEG AE4-%OTIGyHc.
W. :. Mountain

W. :. Mountain
vs..
James Shaw, ct al.
CIANCERT-CUUNIY COURT.
To James Shaw, Frank Mckee. John
Gaze, Ahuer Listen, William Harmed.
Lewis Gale (t,u-fcc], Madison Grbbie.
George II. \ Armstrong. Singleton Shrooll.
Marian Ringer, Waiunau Gibson, admir-
Of Abraham Listcu. decd, Levi C,ln
JOhu|I. Graham, The National Bank o
k'ngwond, iioheri Hartley. James Hart
ley, James CLidestcr AID Benjamin
Sblw.
Iho above cause having been referred
TO me, the undersigned Commissioner of
uc County Court for adjudication and
settlement, You are hereby notified that
have fixed upon THURSDAY. the 18Th
day of JULY, 1873, 40 my once in King
wood, - execute the said refc renee.
Given under my band, ibis II % day OF
June. lS7S.
r. " MONROE Com'r CO. t.
j. A. Brown p q
june "a 1S- 5000.
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10 CREDITORS
10 tho croeitors Of Hunter pilqs do

To the creditors of Hunter Piles do
ceased
j pursue "' ri 3ocree Of the Conc
~ tou Of t'.. r.".t Of Preston. mgt.
can therein poui.ng, tp >uuir'l ths
'u estate ot the said Piles Co The prv
lont Di % debts yJu ave rauutrod to
present your claims against thc said
utter Piles, deceased, ior adjudication
ta ' w Monroe. commissioners. az mi.
office ii The sud county, ON .r before the
18Th lay oi July. 1915
Witness, j. Ami 81 rtiu, Clerk Of said
Court, tho 18Th day OF Jun 1873.
juno l5 ~ 81 so
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AEEoTON cOUNTY COURTy.

The Circuit Courts IRE held on tho
seventh day of April and tho seventh
day of October
Tho County Courts are Hold on tho
iirst Monday in January, second Mon
Gay IN March, third Monday IN MAY.
FIRST Monday IN July, first Monday i'm
September, and third Monday in Novcm-
Der.
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We are under Obligations to Hon.
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