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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-15

- Hrf"U A HHnH-H
A I the request Of the bene6riny, ,,,l h.
n virtue Of the terms OF Iced In tr,,t
made to me BY n. Freshman M Co and
duly recorded IN the Registers Office ofShelbv
county, Tenn, in Book Il, page 4Os' az chat
TEL mortgages, the indebtedness thereir men.
TONED not having boon paid, Twill sell 10 Inc
highest and best bidder, for cash, in front nj
ny Office, No. ~ Main street, Memphis.
Tennessee, on
Thursday, january -, 1879, ,
at p o'clock m, the following described per
s0nai property to-Rit
One. boiler and fixtures, one steam engine
ana h~xturcs, two wooden tanks, two iron
tanks, all the pipes for steam and water sup
Ply attached to and in any way belonging 10
tne Srease Factory in Fort Pickering on Do
naes land, formerly known az the Grease
Factory Of J. d. Upton a Co. Also one spring
wagon, one common dray, one scayenger dray
anu All the harness and attachments belong
ing To- the mt Also one brown horse mule.
hIty loV) SOW and shoats, more or less. Also
the houses sheds, etc., belonging 10 or in any
way connected with said Grease FACTORY. in
cluding all ~artieles in and about said factors
ana belonging to the same. Also the contract
with j. ID. Upton & Co. with the CITY Of Man
PMS as seaYengers, etc.
The title 10 this property is warranted 10 me
put l sell and will convey only as trustee.
memphis, Tenn this january II, 1879.
ll5-l14 W. y. GLISS6N. Trustee
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-15
General Trade,

The long cold snap which closed
river naYisatian above this port for
yearly three weeks has come 70 81, end.
The first steamer to arrive from up
ghe river came yesterday, bringing
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-15
Administrntor,s Nntion-

HAVING duly qualified as -aSa,nistrato,
OF John o. Leary, decQssed, ali nersoD.
haIlng claims against hts estate are hereby
n gi,hI 70 pfesenl them, duly authenticated,
sons indebted 10 said estate are reduested 10
come forward and make payment on promnt
steps VIII be taken 70 enforce collections.
January 6, 1879. u0-il6-T5aEYoi
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-15
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.

ARRIVED.
Steamer II, c. Yaeger, New Orleans.
DEPARTED,
Steamer Katie Hooper, Arkansas river.
IN PORT.
City OF Augusta, G. p. Chouteau, Geo.
w. Cheek, Coahoma.
CONDITION or THE RIVERS.
The river here is still rising, with
the ice rottening and forming very lit
tie impediment to navigation, 1t rose
3 feet at Cairo yesterday, with IS feet
5 inches on the gauge. The Ohio at
Pittsburg rose I inches at Cincinnati
it rose 80 inches, and is also rising at
Louisville and Evansville, with the
tributaries contributing freely. The
Cumberland and Tennessee rivers arc
still rising and overlooking the bottom
lands. Arkansas river is coming up.
as is also White; the ice is breaking
up$pd water is getting plentiful and
uavigatioa gssgmed,
MISCELLANEOUS,
Cloudy and foggy.
Moderate weather.
Ice disappearing rapidly,
Spring timo Is ceming,
Little movement in freights.
The Yaegcr is gone. Katzonberger
filed her up.
Business has resumed on the levee
and everybody is happy.
The A. c. Donnally and Kehlor are
due from New Orleans.
Tennessee river has turned loose,
and is working out all the bottoms.
The destruction Of the Z. B, Stahl-
man by the ice and logs up the Cum
bcrland river isa serious loss to Cap
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-15
Trustee's Sale,

n pursuance Of the terms of trust deed
1 executed 20 me By g. II, and N. n. Claw
ers, on the 18th day e March, 1878, and duly
ttSSs ~ etc, viii, ON January 81, 1873, at
streets, in the city Of Memphis, proceed L. seil
AT public auction 10 the highest bidder. for
cash, four mules, described In said trust deed,
sale between the hours Of u N. and pm,
IDLY L. A. LAMB. Trustee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-15
Cotton.

The market opened this forenoon
quiet, with a moderate demand at yes
terday's prices:
Sales yeSterday 1900 bales; to cx-
porters 11O0; spinners 700; %speCula-
ton 100. The market closed a shade
easier, but with prices unchanged
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-01-15

Edward King, the newspaper and
magazine man, is making another tour
through the great South.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
Assassination in Henry cOuniy.

On last Thursday eveniog, the l1th inst,
Wm. Wilson, who lives one njle north Of
QIincy, went to the creek, some 800 OF 400
yards from his house, TO water his horse.
While on the way be wa. AIRED upon from
the brush, and wounded In the thigh and
shoulder with bnck-shoi. A few minutes
after Wilson LETT the house, nelghbor came
up and Inquired for him. Mrs. Wilson told
him that Mr.. Wilson had just gone 10 the
creek TO water his horse. The naighbor went
on toward the creek aud found Wilson lying
on the ground. Wilson told him TO gogo the
house and tell his wife, and get assistance TO
take him TO the house. While the neigh-
bar was gone, the assassin came out of the
brush and fnished bis work by shooting Will
son through the head with revoivet. The
unfortunate man lived about two hours but
could not speak. A yohug man in high
etandiDg BY the nstne OF Aurelus Lacy has
been arrested on Suspicion, Horse tracks and
boot track which are thought 10 correspond
with Lacy's were found near where the
shooting was done, and we're traced 20 Lacy's
house. The waddiDg OF the gun was picked
up and found TO be IRON a Fayelteyille paper,
ltsfa said that Wiison's father in-law ana
Lacy sFe the only pelzons takiag the Fayette.
vile raper There has been gtudge exirt-
ing between Wilson and Laey for Il long
time, and few days before the shooting wss
done some no. words pesset hnlwesn them,
and II said that Lacy told Wilson that II be
lL4ey) had not been coward he would have
killed hlm long ago.--Bolivar Herald
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GRANT HONE ACATH.

San Francisco. Sept, 2O,--The ffst tap o.
the bell spd hosting Of the fllg on the Mer.
chants exchange, announcing the Approach
'of the City of Toxic, startled the city from
the tpeil Of suspense that has prevailed fof
tho psst three days, aud transformed the idle
thfopgs that were loungibg about tho streets
into excited and hurrying crowds, who
realized thNt the moment had arrived Gen
Grant stepped again on he shore OF bis
native land, AS be came no the gangwsy,
escorted bY thu reception committse, be wa'
met by Mayor BrYant, the governor and sisf
sDd executive c0mmltiee, and after brief 10
formal Congratulations, the mayor msde =
wslc0fne address
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
a Bla CASH ACCOUNT.
Receipts and Expenditures Per Capita Of
Population ireft 1860 10 1880.
Wasbingtoh Cor. Gala 70 Tribune.


The Chief or tbs Bureau OF Statistics has
recently been ebahgede ein celebrating Tho
ameunt Of estimated and actual revenue and
expenditure Of ibegsvernmeni for each iis'
cal year from. 1860 ~ 1878, inclusive. Tue
estimates Of the receipts by the different Sec
retareA OF the Treasury varied from some
5000 00a lees than tue sctual receipts iu
1860 to Sle2D32, $40 MON than the estimates
in 1855. For. thu laat eight years the Secre-
taries af ihe Treasury have anBuslly over
estimated tho Yqpe'pts ~ tbe Government.
On the other behd, since 1865. the Govern
Bvnt has AAd sisch ysat Riargs excess OF rev.
spua pperI lray ymghlss iTifhe smallest amount
received pef r0apitA ee pOpnlation within the
period nNlhed,, 1850 10 1873, was $l.29, in
1851. the 1Aygeeg afpp unt received per cap
80 ~ pcplilhjions TOE fife same period was
SIS gssoin i5aesi TThss ioiiowing tables rep
teAsRt the setuaI receipts and disbursements
Oi the JIfegsusyuuiR gross and per capita,
from lStA 10 J sSSl exc ueive of the amounts
reesiyed up0py lo~esss and payments on &C.
count ~ thei spEinclpai and interest on the
public debt: sod adi aqra5D
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
THE IHDEPEEDEHTS
OF Massachusetts IN Convention assembled
AZ Worcester Yesterday. n.ob y


woRcE.rsR, Mass, Sept. ls TIE lode.
pendent ConyentIon assembled to-day.
stephen n. Allen was temporary obAirmsn.
Mr. Allen made long address, slpung that
the eminent servivez during isis var oi Gem
eral Butler demanded the Rfaeeilil rec0vnis
iion OF his Ielio .eouptfS men., Albprt Pal
tnar was made permanent eliairman, had She
usual COMMITTEES were Appoinieds GanArsi
Boiler was nominated ss the Indepapdent
candidate for Governor and nttsf several
speeches wes unsnlmously decl .rpk fie nom-
ibee. Ths ticket was then codr pleled ~ sol-
iossss lIleutensnt 0oyefnor, Al. g.. WoOd4
worth; secretary OF State, NJ Y.ssDonOhde;
treasurer. ID. N. &. K9llin9t; Attorney Gem
srAl. NJ. r.. Norlhtnd; Auditor; David D..
KING. fF 49, etth aa3fw J
Tine following resolutions we're siopteds
Received, TiBt we recognize the faGL that
differences OF opinion exists TsgarliRg GER
tain principals 0f national administration;
that w5ile we may differ As iD lhetrne policy
10 be pursued concerning the adjustment OF
Y, xed national questious, we ,Fo all united
upon the common piatfotn OF our great
leHder--fqdsi rights, equal hufes. equal pDsss
ere, EQUAL privileges, hnd tqVals prOieesion
by the laws ~ every man, every where under
the governmeut, both State AudN National.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
AMERICAN CHAMBER or GOEaRROE.


The above organization with, hadauarters
at Washington, D.. O., though having Q
branch Office 10 New York City, the princi-
pal port where Foreigners asiye, and
merchandise is brought, proposes o, lie OBJ
jeels the cosmopolitan purpose OF originating
measures for the baneHt Of lrsde, msnuf4c.
turee and agriculturofto open anS tnaintain
communications between tho Oh3mber and
all the pribeipa commercial and agricultural
associations 10 the world; 10 proIn1e all APP
proved measures Tor improved c0nimupicn-
ton by land and waies; 10 hsrdonixe the
relations between raiirosd oomknieA and
their patrons; TO encourage the settlement Of
fsds disputes by arbitration; to titcourAge
litigation, 10 encourage the technical educa.
tion OF the working classes 80 IS ID enable
them to compete With toreign artiians; aud
generally 10 promote measures affecting the
Improvement OF currency, banking, tari1,
navigation, patent and labor lAws, xid the
trade, commerce, manufacturing and tgdeul-
ture Ot the country, as regards mechanics,
labofers, producers, distributors, inrenlors,
wholesaie and retail merchants and tapital-
tsts.
Such an organization, iftFus to It's aims, ID
cSpAble OF belrg an immense bens9s. 70, lhe
people of the UniIei Ststes, Apu sh9uld m
eeive the sympathy OF every good citEea
And, 10 every citizsn OF good standing IA oH
gable TO membership they should heartily
join in THE new departure Tor their interests
No other country in the world delegates iti
leading bnsiness interests to professional
Nrarglers. Let the above organization bt
Kept unspogted and nntainted from lobby 10.
tiuences, and II will mark new era 10 ihs
history Of American Legislation. Some ,onS
nov living may see 10 oug national Legislative
body, ciass Oi legislators not recfultsd ex'
cluslvey from one protes iona proiessioo
minded, honorable and capable men; must
from the very nature OF things, liYe and have
ls being In the complications OF trade; thS
difference OF Individual corporations, cities
states, nations, and the disputes OF men gen
orally. Cosmopolite. .4a ffg
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
Practical Cooperation.

A Swiss colony settled on Cumberland
Mountain, Tennnesee ~ 1873 This colony
of ] 10 fsmiliss about 200 people. purchased
10000 Acres OF moantain lAAd at 81 per Acre
and hOw, after four Years each head at .
ismlly has comfortable home, "a orchard
aud garden with prolusion Of mountain
flowers. There Is large store mahaged for
the colony, members OF whiell7get goods At
doctors etc, ana fhe own candidates govr
err. The colo tss alr6ad y nave dAlries ard
cheese iaotogles b euecessful operah0n, and
their products a "a 6adg sale AZ fancy prices.
They have splendid nerdt Of aatlle, and their
barns efe builtAs carefully Rs lheir bouaes.
There isalso . colOny Of Swlas near Green
Vile, 8. o., about as large as the Tennessee
colouy, aud Il Is pfospering hneiy. I'D
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
Encourage immigration.


In scanning the columns Of various Jour-
mails we see that vast collections OF the pro-
duets OF Kansas are being sent 10 expositlons
and fairs In Eastern States, for the purpose OF
awakening an interest in those localities and
inducing emigration. The specimens sent,
consist Of every species OF gram or other use-
iul vegetable, every mineral substance OF
value, and even boxes Of earth, showing the
richness aud quality OF the soil. In addition
toSN this, tho various land agencies Of Kat
,sAs foot the country, yearly, monthly, daily
and hourly With pamphlets, periodicals, des-
crlptive circulars and other apubicationE
teemlug with glowing descriptions OF the
wealth OF thsir soil, the chespness OF their
lands, tbs slight expense OF tillsge and the
| lsAlubdty OF their climate. Asa natural con-
sequence, the railroads arc constantly pull.
iH9 long trains Of emigrahts right by our
doors, and uader our noses TO Kansas, and
the Highways between the Atlantic seaboard
and the Kaw river are dotted with prairie
schooner. labeled "KAnsas or Bust. KansusI
Kansaei KansAsl Is the cry on every hand
until cha ~ mOuOt0nous din has craEed, cowed
and even paraly ned Missouri, 20 that che DOW
sits down with folded arms, and hasn't either
sense enough OF energy enough TO get up,
thrash tue hay-sced out OF her hair and ad-
Yerlise.
We have In Missouri better 6oil, a better
elima,e, and q turer crop eeeson than even
kanaaf, with all her buncome. cares to claim;
and our mlaeral wealth Is s1peflor TO that OF
any other stats ia the UnioR. Our iron aud
lead are WORTH more than Colorado's gold
and silver, and our timber resources throw
Kanaas completely In the ehsde. we have
/ no drouihs, no famine, no giasshoppers to
contend with; but we have a olass OF old fogy
and proprietors and slip-shod, Jerry-go-easy
business men --0od save the mark-whose
higbsight is better than their foresight, and
whu had rather suck LhelF thumbs than en-
the siEth State In the Union, and must arouse
| from our leIhargy or fthe next census will
Had US on q seat farther back. Eclipse.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
NHuRrIlES


NJ. X. ChuEoh--At. Peasant, nj O'Clock
r. 20. on ths End and Ash SundAys. keys
ENrwIsILs, pastor. &c.,. I.E
M. E. Cuarch Iberia. 2nd Sunday, morning
Bnd evening, N. Y, BorsE, pastor. ais
NJ. Y. Church. FAtwoods School house. And
Sabbath, IL a. M, sud Tuseumbla Saturday
eve. bef re. K. SPRISaKR, Pastor.
CHgtSTIh Church Tu4cumeia. 4'h Lord
day, morning and evening, ". T. DoEsEYs
sPs1No aARpEN, an Lord's day. ", 4.
Etndlsy. pastor,
BALRM Church, on An Lnrd's day, III O'Clock
. m. Stmt Datcher, pa,t0F.
BAPTIST-F0r tbs year commencing sept.
1871. Toe time OF meeting Of each church In
th,s Association IA ruled by S situtday.
UNION Chnrch--Meels A1h Saturday 10 each
month. J. NJ Hibbs mod.
BIG RtOH WOODS Churcb-ueeh 3,d
Saturday IN each month, s. o.. Burks, mod,
Taos. NJ srchant. CLARK
LITTLE RICHWO0OS ChnFeh--tneets nd
BAt'y in each month. j ", Hibbss mod.
PLEkSANT POINT Onurcb-meets LET
Sstnr1av Eid. John smith, mod. st
WET GLAZE. Chutch---meets lst saturday,
j. NJ. HItbbs, mod. AZ =
NEW SALEM GJurch--meets 4th Saturday,
Ed. Duncan, mod.
SABBATH School. at HI. PleasAnt, 3
o'clock p. m. every Sunday. ID. ~ Austin,
F1HDts Is T.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

--Dr. @. w. BEasoS's OELaRT AND CHAM
pnIIE PILLs are prepared expressly TO cure
Sck Headache EeFVone Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness aud
Sleeplassnesa and Wilt cure aay Case. Price
atty eta a box, 30 pills, postage free, Sold
tbv AL druggists, ofiee, No. i09N. Eutaw St
Baltimore, Nd - .5 aes
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no CoNeJrsrpraV81s

4 The advertiser, HAVING been permanently
cured OF that dresd seaae. Consumption, BY
"a timple remedy, 10 anxious % make known
10 his follow sufafsth taeAns ol cure. Toail
who desire Il neAwiIi Send 4 copy OF the prer
scripiion used (lree OF chaTge,l With The di.
rectious for lpfsparing and using the sames
which they viii find Sare Cure Tor Com
iuuptioh. Asthma, Bronehitis, &c. Parties
uishtug the Presoriptiop will please address
y. a. WILSON, loi Penn 81 Williams
burgb, MY. ~ l0-6m
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

In the amount OF payments for 1862, ST.
200, 900 paid for tue purchase Of Alaska Is In
Guided.
The payments for 1879 include SIS 5OO,O
award. t-ya
The payments for 1880 include S4l, 500, 600
estimated as necessary under the act Tor the
payment of arrears OF pensions.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
Mass OAERrE FESnoRY,


Tho undersigned has established lceuted
ferry at ST. Elizabeth. Miller county, No,
Movers and travellers will and this crossing
mach nearer and better on routes from Jet
ierson City. Califorpls, Chamo Leading 10
Rolls, Springfield ViennK, Lion, and other
points directing from these places than any
other crossing on the 0sageTiyer.
II BoDEKER.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
FOUEp aUlLTY.
THn eULFRIT PROBABLY NOT sIxrtEE WEARS
sh CF AGA.
[Rlehland senllnel. l

The trial OF Frank Spencer, for the mur-
der Of E1wsrd Galloway, terminated last
week 10 a couvietion OF the accused and .
sentence OF thirty years in the penitentiary'
It is claimed by the defence that Spencer Is n
lew days under sixteen years OF age, IN which
case II would not be possible, under the law,
TO imprisOn. him IN the penitentiary. Monday
Sept 20, ehas bsen set as the tlme tor hearing
evidence rs TO the age OF the prisoner.
A special teTm OF our circuit court will be
held In October 10 Try Mrs, Galloway and
,At6reW Riddle, who sre with being steess-
ories before the fact, 10 the murder OF edward
Galloway. The evidence u said 20 bs strong
against them, but II Is TO be hoped that they
bad nothing 20 do with the disbollcal affair
and will be able to make q jury believe IT.
The conviction OF Spencer gives a positive
reiutation 20 the charge oiteu made that q
person ran not be found guilty Of murder 10
PalaslIi county, OF lete II has been the pol-
cY OF certain newspapers aud employs OF
wealthy corporations to speak OF crime being
rifo In this county without Any chance OF
punishment being meted out 70 offenders.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

Says the Western Agriculturlst Of Qulpcy
ILi NMiasourl, take itall IN eli, n the best
State ln.Ibe Union. For eOil, timber, water,
iron, lead, zinc, tAyigable fivere, eonvenlent
and cheap tFhuepotthfiop. eEpmplion from
drought and eladelales, she Can slaw q better
record than any Of bef neighborA' IS
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

There eRre said 10 DO tweDty,tive hundred
people In Iodgeman county, KAnsas, who
life, owing tc the dfouth Of tho past seasOnf
and the consequent failure Of kheir wheat and
oglier crops. Even Kansap, " will be seen,
has its draH backs, ana is NOT hll the eolorsd
chFomoe paint her. This is casc, however,
that admits OF no leyifY, and the citizens OF
more fortunate Missouri will no doubt extend
generous hand ~ help 70 their neighbors
in distress Supplies will be forwarded irea
Of charge oyer the Topeka and Santa Pa
road. --Eepublican.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
M a s q ~ I c..

Tuscunlbis r. A. chsptsr No. 81,
A, II. & A. ", meet 81 their hall thu Second
Saturday after iull moon each q: I'M mouth
VIM. II. HaupUeip. seyy.
TuscomSis Lodge No. 4s7, a. r. & A. n.
meet Saturday on or before frll moon IN
each month.
H. 3. Torn. See'y. 80
regular communication the 50 Saturday aftes
each sun moop, ~ pm, In Aason!e Hall,
TuscamhIs, No. Visiting sisters and breih-
ran will be fraternaily aud cordially well
coined. hfs. SARkH E. HAUEHsrErN. " IN.
Mrs. LIsLm JOHNSON, A, u.
Nrss MLTITH Il. CuMNINGs, See'y, ~
meet ht their hail on Saturday evening on or
=, ,Atter each full moon. ,y y
JANIS JoHAsroN, W, Asg
JANIS ETFER, See'y. III =
fBrumley. U. D.. A. F. q "A. NJ, hold re-
Rular conmunieatlons Saturday bight onor
After full paoon i1s each month3
i'll. COEEsR, w. D.,
@. s, PnntIFs, sec'y u
4. o. 20. n.
Tuseumbia, Lodge, 800,
i. o. o. #. Hold theirreeulAr meetings every
wsdneseay evening, = 7T'SIeek 9 Ss,p ?. n, a
Louis LksEH, Sso'y.
PIesss1t Ml. Lodge, No. s5, I. o. Q, !.
Hold regular meetings every sA'urpAy, I
n O'clock =. M. Visiting brothers, 10 good
stsndine, are cordially invited 10 attend.
JoHE b. CRocEER, N. e.
JAS. o. SrHFsoS Sec'v.
Iberia Lodge, No. $40. ]. o, o. r. uleetin
regular commanicatiou query Saturday esen-
'ng At7 o'clock ?. u: 9:.,.u .rcux,, N. q.
LIEwxLLYs I. JAMHs, ,sec'y.
~ q
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25

The st. Louis isir promises 70 fer excel
any previous one. a grand mllitsry review
wIll take place daily from the % Of Septom-
ber to Oct, 4sh, aD,l on the evening OF Oct
glh The Yelled Prophets" will give grand
spectacular parade.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1879-09-25
TERks OE COURT;

TERA9 OF COD k1;.sss1s -
pfRepf X. 81 Asss aeonnd Mopdey Ia
Febfukky 81 ek0hd Monday IN niseptambsii
Ell. InNA8pe, Judge,
COUNTY E0URT. Meets First Monday 10
February. May, Augusf and November;
w. X. WRfaHr, presidi1g 3attlesi joins
&. JOaE, let district, HIRAk REHp, lad
district, assocists iustces. -, arr H
PRoBATE COURT, Meets Second Mon
dsy in February, Nay. August and Nov
enber, Jas. II. TODp Jadke;
.oFFIoIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE;
q ,vetnor - JOHN s. PHETPS.
I,is,it.G evsFnor u. y. lBROCKMlKR
R,o'v Of State NJ. X. heGRATH
Treasurer ELIIAH GATES
Auditor THoM NS H0LLaDAY
Atry G sneFaI JAt kSONeto SMITH
Ragispr Of Bands JAS. Z, MsllENR1
SUIT Public Irstruction X. D.. SHANNON
JUDGES SUPREME iCQUkr:
Tan YaarA JOHN w. HENRY
Eight Years WAR WlCK HOUGH
SIS Years TH0S. A. SdERW0oD
-Four YeArs WM h. n APl ON
Two Yenrs X. II. NORTON
- Sa COUNTY: w.rtt s.
Representative : SAM'L T HARRISON
Circuit Courty Clerk JOEL 8. CL ARk
Sheriff aCollecior- PINOkNEY g. MILLtI
Probate Judge Tress'r JAS. H!E0DD
Prosecuting Atty r, OTSMALhn N. VI
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