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The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

Wayne have an aggregate population OF
673, ,320 souls, or about one half as many
as New York and Kings, yet they have
2s Assemblymen. Each member from
these twelve counties represents 2+,04I
persons, or 10000 less than the required
number; while every Assemblyman from
New York and Kings represents AL
or 10000 more than he should represent
under fair apportionment. This injus-
tice is seen in yet more glaring light per-
haps when We consider that New York
and Kings, with 1,3T4,l6l population,
have 80 representatives only, while the
rest OF the State, with population OF
1906, ass, has 9S representatives. The
Republican party, by deliberately anc
intentionally preventing fair apportion
ment of the State, has disfranchiseC
more than a quarter of million Of per
sons. This wrong should be righte'
without delay. But under conkling'
| influence it will be continued.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18


Farmers are queer sort OF folks.
As soon as they hear that pork is going
down in market, into town they rush and
try to engage theirs before it gets down
any lower, and so they help to make the
market duller by overstockiDg ii, whereas,
if they would stay bone, il would not be
long before butchers would be coming
to them and bidding up the prices. This
suits the butchers who help TO growl and
run the prices down, while they expect
TO double their money invested. There
is no reason why pork should be so low
in price, except the panickey pressure
made by the farmers themselves.
The Governor of Montana, in his mes.
sage, hays he has an offer from respon'
sible person 10 take the entire debt Of the
Territory (S74,000)-now drawing tei
per cent.-at six per cent, free from tax
alton, or eight per cent. if taxed.
There Is man in Kansas who is sale
TO have superintended the lynching o
nine men. He is usually sent for wher
a mob intends to hang anybody. Hi
nickname is Jack Ketch, and he is prout
Of it
A bill to tax church property is befor
the Illinois Legislature, aud is likely L
lie passed.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
The Reading Railroad Com
p0mV.
ITS HEAVY LOSSES LAST YEAR

ITS HEAVY LOSSES LAST YEAR.
According to the report of President
Gowen, Of the Reading Railroad Compa-
ny, submitted TO the stockholders on
NJ ondav last, the total floating debt and
wages certificates outstanding January
II, 1879. was 81 ,22s l24, compared with
81 ,614 $50 floating debt outstanding on
January ~, 1873 The report of the
Reading Coal and Iron Company shows
the total output of coal for the year 10 be
3,S-7 ,1sy tons, decrease OF ,355, ,SiS tons
compared with 1877. The gross receipts
Of the company were So 1872 077, the ex-
penses s, ,6iS.3 .3l4, and the net loss for the
year s4J6, 236. To this is added other
Items of losses, increasing il to SSJ2,
o. about the same loss a. for 1877 though
with a greatly reduced output of coal
The Cuid and Iron Company, In addition,
plid s 0ss .0S6 for interest making its
nc"cit for the year 81 $40 .l3j. The ag-
gregate loss on the operations Of the two
companies for the year was 81 672 1872
\ The cost Of mining coal for 1875 averaged
+ l23 40 cents per Ton, compared with
, lY2 $40 cents tor 1877. OF the increase 8
! cents was caused by paying increased
! wages, and the remainder was due To the
decreased production. Tho report cal 5
the attention of the shareholders TO the
consideration OF the policy of remaining
in an independent position or of joining
1uturt coal c. HblndtloD, thould one De
proposed. The failure 10 renew the com
binatioD Is attributed TO the refusal of the
Lehigh Vale, interests, and this il is es-
! timated, entailed IL IS of 81 900, 900 upon
! the coal trade. The advantages and dis
/ advantages 10 the company of comb =
nation ave considered, and the conclu-
sion is that tthe compony "could obtain
/ its proper quota of the entire tonnage,
and If perfect good and fair dealing
could be- secured in any future compact
between the several interests, this com
pany would have nothing TO lose by con =
unuing as member Of any properly or
ganized association. They distrusi, how
ever, IN view of past experience, any fu.
ture agreement that is not amply pro.
tected in all the essential partx in which
The last two have proved defective.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

THE WAY the draft was conducted in
Delaware has never been properly ex-
posed. 1t should be, nevertheless but
iose who had the work in charge are
70 much like the Returning Board wit
nesses from the South-they all fear
eliminating themselves when questioned
about the matter. County Treasurer
Herbert told us the other day that he paid
$1,000 in one day for substitutes for
New Castle Hundred. and the next
morning all the substitutes had vanished
let out, no doubt, that the wheel might
be turned again to supply the number
over again and grind sll 700 out of some
Of th@ rest of our poor farmers. And
thtse were agents of the United States
pepctrating such outrageous robbery
Many others paid just as Mr.. Herbert
lid. These agents stole the negro slaves
ard the government has never paid for
them. 1t was a gigantic robbery in The st
days, and men dared not resist ; yet
DE aware never sanctioned the robbery
OF her people of her property; but she is
not able to enforce payment.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

CHERIFF'S SALE.
y By virtue OF q writ OF Fl. ..
directed, will be exposed to public :.
the auction store OF ~'i
l.. w. sTIDHAM 4 son
No. III East Fourth street. in IN. IA.
Wilmington, New Castle county ~
ware. on W
TUESDAY. the ssth Day OF JAyr,n|
A. D.. 1s7e, at 10 o'cloch. a. m m. IN"
ing described Personal Properly, VIZ
Lot Of Mems hob nail shoes. iot ~.
slippers, lot OF Womens shoes loi vi
ard BO, . beots and Shoes, lot Of W.
and Misses CALLERS, 2 lounges, / en-.
stove. desk and Ice cooler, &c, ac
Seised and taken into exc, utl0n 4,
property OF Allen G. Thackery, 49,
sold ~ JOHN PYLE, shutI
sheriff . once. New Castle, Jsh =
A. d.. 1870. iaps,I
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
An Abse mt. Minded Senator.

From We NeD YORK World
Senator Davis, of West Virginia, being
you see a man of business, shows a mel
ancholy lack of craftsmanship, while
most of his collea ues are torn by anxiety
about the lash in the next Presidential
election, in making a careful speech
about agriculture. Agriculture is not a
"burning question" II is only the pur-
suit by which two-thirds of the people OF
this country get their living and acquire
money enough to pay their taxes, and il
is therefore clearly not entitled TO any
sort OF serious consideration from theil
representatives in Congress.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

GENERAL SHIELDS, the soldier with a
silver tube through his lungs to fill up
the gap made by a rifle ball received in a
bloody engagement in Mexico, as the L.
S. army fought its way to the halls of the
Mon,ezumas, is coming to take his Sc at
in the Senate again. He is one of the
heroes of which our people are proud.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
PUBLIC SALE !

VIII be sold at public sale, on the Farm
Of Robert Husbands, deceased, near
Thompson's bridge, Christisna Hd., Q
miles from wilmington. on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9th, ia0,
At ~ O'Clock, m.
ahead OF good work or driving horses, 10
mich cows, some with calves by thelr
sides, others sprin ing one year old bull
2 shoats, Ac. Farming Implements
farm wagons, York wagon, nearly new.
m arket dearborn. horse cart, 2 sleighs.
plows, hArrovs, cuitivator. fork, rakes
hoes, &C Iron harvester mower and reap
or combined. good horse rake. Van
winckle fan, grain bags. wagon, .plow and
carriage harpess, 2 sets heavy pin chAins
LOG chains, alhs dairy nxtures, such ~
pans, buch cts, churns, cream cans milk
cans, Ac. 10 acres wheat In tho ground.
hay by the ton,
CONDITIONs.-Alls sums OF $50 and
less. cash, over that amount, . credit Of
months will be given. by the purchaser
giving . bAnkAble note with approved 60 :
dorser. THEODORE ESTLlN
Il. W. 6tidhsm = Bon, Auctioneers
jani6- wSls
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

CHERIFF's SALE.
y By virtue OF . writ Of vendl,op, n
ponas. 10 me directed, viii be eIpO.s]
public sale, A. the Fam OF Ed.sr]
Thomas. In Appoquinimink bvMj
near Odessa, In New Castle county, b,
ware, on
THURSDAY. the soth day Of JA,r,I
A. D.. iGe, atll O'CLOCK. .. m th, os
ing described Personal Properly, vI
horses. cows. ! bull, heller, 2oJ
7 hogs,i } ork carriage. busgy. ;
carriage harness, / sleigh, l bridt h
saddle. ! set double harness. / peat su|
on. ian, drill. l reaper, / set Of M
harness, IL sets plow gears, lot Of I'D
bridles, &C., mill wagon. eultlrr,|
pIows, harness ard other farminr ns|
m ents. Let OF wheat. corr and osu \
Seized and taken into execution 4
property oi Edward II. Thomas. snd 4
sold by JOHN PYLE thrs|
sherinr once, New Castle, jan u
A. D.. iEs. ANIL
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
ANU RYlS $40.

The DAILY GAZETTE is sent 10 all parts
Of the country, postage paid, for THREE
DOLLARS year, in advance. II contain 9
all the local news and most important
news of the day. 1t gives In brief just the
news the farmer or the busir ets man need,
at half the cost of the two cent papers !;
and as much as a man ought to read OF an
evening or morning. Subscribe for 1t at
once by renitting q money order for a
year or six n OF tbs.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

They are retrenching with vengeance
at Havre de Grace, Md, where the May
or's salary has been cut down to $50 per
year, and the Alderman's to $50.
Workingmen in Philadelphia have
over $70,0O0,0 900 invested in cooperative
loan associations. which they find more
secure than savings banks.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
EDUCATIONAL,

M ESLEYAN FEMALE CULLj
w WILMINGTON, DELAwAm
htthe opening OF the Fall term. I'd
day, sept. 9, 1873. there will be a y[t
President. NEW furniture. NEW rad
throughout the building. NEW yrl
the hludern conveniences NEWLY Il
duced to add 10 the com fort Of ne I'D
ladies both in The public and nd
rooms, ana all this at the OLD Pnj
For catalogues address the presidtn.
REV. j. M. WILLIAMS, AL
iyl-ff
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
WANTS.
NOTICES..

NOTICE --All persons not having their
N Dogs Registered, are hereby notined
to come forward and paw forthwith. As the
time expires on the 20ih, and after that
daie the ordinance will be riRidly eH-
forced WIN. j. MAXWELL,
janlT-3t Chief OF Police.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

SAMUEL TowNsEHD, ESQ, gives
seasonable advice TO the peach growers,
in another column.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
A AssessOrs' Notice.

The tak kables OF Wilmington Hundred,
New Casile County are hereby notincd
that the assessment for lsI9 has hecn COM
pleted and the books containing the same
are hung up for pubic Inspection al The
following places
SOUTHERN DISTRICT.
First Ward-At springers grocery store
No. 800 West Second street, near Tatnall.
Second Ward-At the Pennsylvania
House, southeast corner OF Front and lug
streets.
Third Ward-AtP. ]. Babcock's saloon,
northeast corner OF Fifth and Orange
streets
Fourth ward--At Esquire william II.
brady's once, No. los East Fourth street.
near X Ing.
Tenth Ward-At Robert Cottingham's q
ssaoon, No. $40 Maryland Avenue.
NORTHERN DISTRICT.
Fifth Ward-At T.. II. singles Sons
cigar store, No. teS Market street.
Seventh Ward Al George II. Robiuson's
saloon southeast corner OF Tenth and
| Orange streets.
Eighth ward-At W. II. fuckers grocery
store. southeast corner OF Eighth and
| Pine streets
| Ninth Ward--At VIM. Sweeney's gro
Gerry ore. No. 2o02 Market street.
| Not te Is also given that the Assessors
| will SIT at the City Hall on saturday, the
day OF the present month"; between the
hours pr 10 o'clock. m, and O'Clock, +.
| m. TO make correction in the afore, aid
books or add additional nam es thereto.
| DAVID w. HU0hEs.
| Ass ksor Southern District.
GEORGE &. WARD.
Assessor Northern District.
jani7-st.
NOTICE.
| IN FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
| Wilmington Del, jar. 10, 1879
| At an election held on the ltth inst, the
| following nam ed gentlemen were elected
| Directors, to serve the ensuing year:
EDWARD BELTS.
| CLEMENT B. SMYTH
| GEO. W. BUrH,
DANIEL JAMES,
| II =. MCCOMB
ELI GARRETT,
| WILLIAM TATNALL,
ISRAEL PuSFY.
SAMUEL BANCROFT, in.
Ats meeting OF the Board held this day
Edward Belts, Esq, WAS unanimously
Reelected President
GEORGE d. ARMST RON0.
Janl6-St Cashier.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
AmaiherLlbel Sul0.

ALTOONA, Jan. 16-Jonah Boughton.
the well-known temperance lecturer,
who was charged by he Euel'ng Mirror,
of thus city, with being drunk and drink
ing hisky during performance at the
Opera House recently, submitted TO an
investigation by a citizens committee
and WAS unanimou>ly ly acquitted. To-day
he had the editors of that paper ar
rested for libel, and has instituted civi
suit tor ten thousand dollars damages.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

nO1 REGISTER NOTICE.-All per
~ sons owing or having logs about their
,remises are required to have them regu-
larly registered between the LIST and 2Olh OF
January. A fter the latter date the Ordi-
nance will be strictly enforced against un-
registered dogs.
VIM. J. MAXWELL.
Jan4-Im chief OF Police.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

DOR SALE.-A Highly improv Il n. m
l. OF 1903 acres In White Clay Creek hun
dred. All enclosed IN O-sg Hedge. Di-
vided into Ave fields. lar apple or
chard In full bearing. Fuhlic school ad-
joining the farm. Buildings Large Man.
sion Double Tenant House, barn. 81 rauary
aad all other buildings nee -ssary on .
first class farm. xmiles from station on
+. W. d Is. X. X. Centrally located. Q
miles from Wilmington. Apply 70
JNO. W. WHlTEMAN,
Real Estate ag't, W. Fourth street
oct2lw &sd-w Wilmington. bel
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
For sale.

For sale.
-Four building lots at y. r.. corner Front
and jackson streets.
Three lots In Jackson between sixth and
Seventh.
Five lots In Fifth between Van Buren, and
Harrison streets.
Five lots on Gilpin Avenue between Har-
rison and Broome streets
five lots adjoining and north ofthe above.
Five lots at =. w. corner Harrison and
Lowering Avenue.
Two lots on Delaware Avenue between.
Harrison and Broome
Five lots on Pennsylvania Avenue and
Fourteenth street
THOMAS X. LALLY,
Real Estate Agent,
oec2S-u SOC Market street.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18
FOH SALE.

EUR RENT Several 81 story roc us in
IL the Gazette building.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-18

DOR RENT-Srcond story front room
l. In Oazette building. 4l6 Market street.
Apply At this office.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-31
NEW DVEBTISEMENTS
The Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Company, Of Hart
ford

For thirtv-three years. has steadily pur-
sued IT'S course. 1t affords its mPmnerS' nV
the old-time maxims Of economy. "tegI"
and prudence. insurance at the lowest u'-
Ratio of EXPENSES TO income has been
than any other com~anv. in 1873 ONLY 80
per cent. 1t off RS 10 all who ~ant t'P'o-
tect their dependents a policy whose claims
nv death will be bonored. or at whose lap>e'
for any reason. a stipulated paid-up ponioS
can be Obtained. In about fen wears It mas
disbnrsed to fortv-sevan families in NORTH
Carolina the sum of S1SS SS1 90. ard rot a
loss has been contested. hut each promptly
paid. This Comnanv does not seek pats
ronage bv snfcious plans Experience has
shown that tho most advantageous forms
o. policy are lise.-bv annual or limited
premiums and long term endowments.
Please send or call for full statement. with
table of rates &C.. Office FOUR doors south
Ct 'Yarboro House."
SAM'L DOUGLAS WAIT.
General Agent.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-31
MORE KIND WORDS FROM OUR FRIENDS.

MORE KIND WORDS FROM OUR FRIENDS.
We know Capt. Shotwell is a man equal
to the task of producing some very interest
ing reading matter on the subject he has
chosen. No one who read his letters pub
iished several years ago can but look forward
anxiously for the pieces which are now COM
ing out weekly in the FARMER AND Me-
CHANIC.- Frdnkhn Reporter.
We deem Capt. r. A. Shotwell a trre
type OF a brave North Carolina hero. He
IS now publishing in the FARMER AM Me-
CHANIC a series of articles entitled Three
Years in Battle, and Three in Prison. >
They are highly entertaining and are attract
ing much interest. - Nu1Jroesboro Enq"rer.
Can't. Shotwell. of the Raleigh FARMER
AND MECHANIC. is writing some Interesting
articles about Field and Prison Life
inspired by his own personal experience. 4
{. FaIcom.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-31

Asheboro Courier: Judge Avery runs
the court machine day and night, and is
an everlasting worker. - Heavy rain on
Sunday OF last week. - Simon Dicks,
colored, who stole Henderson Burns horse
from his stable in this place last February
goes to the penitentiary for fifteen years.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-31

THE BLOoDY SHIRT IN ILIINOIS.-We
direct special attention TODAY to the
dispatch from Chicago. under the date of
the oath July. abouttle inhnman lvnchine of
a colored man at Quincy, Illinois. When hu-
man sentiment becomes 50 OUTRAGED IN the
Southern States as TO lead to the lynchine Of
a neero, Radical politicians North. especially
Radical panerS, never know when to quittalk-
ing about it, but if decencv is SO outraged in
their own community. and he is 'shot dead.
and his body riddIed with bullets. and is
dragged through the streets in open day
light, it is all right. CHorI0He Observer.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-31

Another death bv drowning is recorded in
the .jonrpoL. 4 little son of Demas Tsler,
colored. went in bathing in the slough be-
tween kinston and the county bridge. and
getting into deep water. and being unable to
SWIM. with no one near except some little
boys, he persisted before assistance could be
had.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENT
NEW CROP TURNIP SEED.

we have all the leading varieties of BUISTS and
L"ANDRETH'S TURNIP SEEDS, in original sealed
packages, grown from selected and transplanted roots.
Now the time to get Our supply. Call early. or write to
PESCUD, f & CO.. DRUGGISTS.
jUly31. RaIeigh Nc
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-31

A FATAL SLEEP-Miss Walker. aged l6.
living with her father. eight miles from
Jackboro. Texas, retired to bed and slept all
night with a tremendous rattlesnake seven
feet long. which crept into the bed. About
daylight Miss Walker turned upon her pill
low. when the snake struck her in the fore
head with his fangs and nstantaneouslv
coiled around her throat. She screamed
and tainted. The reptile was finally killed,
but il IS believed Miss Walker cannot live
st. IOuts Globe DemOcrut.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-31

This valuable manual has been carefully re-edited by
one of the most pains-taking members of the bar of the
State, newly arranged and "a digest Of all the decisions
of the Supreme Court bearing on the duties of the Va
rlous officers, given under their proper heads. An ex-
animation of the table of contents viii show what inn
portant additions have been made. All amendments
of the laws affecting officers hove been inserted and the
book made, by all odds, the most perfect manual ever
offered to the public for the use of counts officers. Ehe
forms have been separately stated, carefully revised. and
are referred TO by number.
No pains has been spared TO make the book complete
in all respects. and no Justice or other county officer can
afford TO be without it, who desires to perform his duties
fully and intelligently.
Upon receipt of Two Dollars, the book will be sent,
postpaid. Address
JOHN ICHOL Publisher,
Raleigh, y. G.,
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-31
" IL lex
RUST PROOF w A T !
HNPROVED)

We have in store a LIMITED quantity of the above
claimed not 70 rust On any soil. sown early or late.
Yields more per acre and greater quantity for amount
sown than any other EVER introduced into this country.
Grows from four to six inches taller on same land than
ordinary wheat: the straw is clear of mould and mildew;
stock eat it as readily as the best meadow hay.
and ripens about the same time as common Spring
wheat.
Weighs CA lbs. to measured bushel, and being of an
amber color, hour mace from it is equal if not superior
TO all other grades.
This wheat was raised the present season by MEssRs.
J. WADswoRTH ANp r. NJ. MILLER, averaging %
to our soil and climate.
Price, 1 5ushel. s.; 1 Sack, 2 bushels, So.
r. ". MILLER DE- SONS,
Charlotte, ". @.
PALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY,
RALEIGH, n. C.
THE FdH Tern Opens Sept. 81, 1879.
In consideration o the low price of supplies of all
kinds, board, including fuel, lights and washing. has
been reduced from
$500 TO 1920 PER MONTH.
The charge for Tuiion also has been reduced.
For catalogue continuing particulars as to terms, &c. |
apply to the Principal f.. 7. OBGOO A. NJ.
july lift.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-31
AND Better than any Saleratus

one tablespoonful of this Soda ,ge, ,i,b su.rs
savinn - III 'aoiespoonfuls of the best baking powder,
inform at;on ne is cost. See pack age for valuable
not rroa.p the tablespoonful is too large ana does
w" good results at first, use less afterwards.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-07-31
LEGiL BLANKS.

I alsokeep ou hand a full supply of BLANKS.
Price, one dollar per hundred. iuly3I.
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NORTH CAROLINA
II II W ID b q q Il.

4 Guide for justices Of the Pence, Cle5Za,
therifs, Coroners, and otter Comfy OFT
GERS: Including the Lao, Forms AMI Prece-
dents, Rerised, Enlaryed and R~e-Arranged.
Third Edition Now Ready. Price, Po t.
Paid, So. 90.
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Special Notices.

b;ahast MAREHoUsE, Durham, n. G. has n.,.
lima dnrine era eS sales on Tobacco made in North Ga q
Tohaccos o. III mas special demand for Do 90.
M NInacoos OF all grades. Averaged on the 1871 Q bright
baccee u COL, $3.50 for seven grades. Send o,n Tor II.
July Palm.
NJ q. Iand and Machine sewed gators ,F..,-
AnatomlcaI' Boots and Shoes for, ntahs Pat
Children's Shoe uu $40 to So. Ladies', Mems an nd
0noes' pesged and sewed, very low. aen : ana
L. S. WATT & Bro.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1879-01-17
Sunlnanns.

In he District COust or the Third Judicial pistriat.
 Yavspai County. MURAT MASTERsON, Plaintiff,
 
 D. D. Ambrose, H. sample, Albert
 J. Chan pion and Robert Eros No' oue' s,srtners doing business under the
 nrIn name of Champion Prior,
 John Doe an1 Richard Roe, defts
 Action brought in the District Court of the Third Judicial District in and for the county of Yavspa iI the Territory cf Arizona
 The Territory of ArIzsna sends greeting to D. D. Auabrose, II. sample, Albert ,. Champion and Robert Pri.r, and John Doe and Richard Roe.
 You are hereby summoned aud required 70 appear m an action brought against you by the above named Iantn in the District Court of the Thrd Judicial Dis riet in and for the county of I~yspai m the Territory of Arizona. and the eomriaint filed wlth the Clerk of this Court Prescott in said county "a copy of which cpnpain. accompanies this surnmonsl, with in twenty days exousive of the day of serce after the saryice upon you of this summons, fl serNed in this county: but if served of the county. and within this district then within thirty days; in al other cases forty days.
 And you hereby notified that If yOa fail to appear and an the complaint above required, the plain tn will take judgment aganst you for the sum of Sso8 five hundred dollaTs) and interest thereon from the ssNth day Of November 1878, sn4 obtain decrec or sins me personal property peged o secure the pay ent of saIne e sold all of which fully appear from the complaint filed hereia, and costs and disbursements iu this behalf expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said District Court at Prescott this 19th nay of November, A D. ISIS WILLIAM WILKINSON Clerk.
 By W. c. FosTER. Deputy. FrrcH x CHURCHILL, Attys Tor Pih. n22d6o