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FIsH-Tace ,ery aar, partly owing 70 the intensely cold
theT. Prices generally unc an2d No Massachusetts
No d. - 30 Geo gcs COD f4qs, IS Grand B4us y
,-ocs here toeav j. alca ,t4ed az 5o9 qqof4l' y E
Cot LOCO bb.s. Hahr aId Pollock 300 nbi- 10. Bay
b6's 40 : do 900 bb- 10 DO. 1000 oDs NJ snail
llgr ~ 500 tcs alo 100 bis Picked salmon 1900 boxes
scaled rrriur. 10000 boxes No. do $500 Mag
FI6tR ASD NEAI-FL e R~85rEtj rather more steady
for medium aud lw srsdes without hoseyer any Gedei
qury mIn for re-slng ants Gales. $500 ibis mel I'd
10 bus Minnesota Ez;rls3 6pQ=. for tn whole range
$40 b6> Wiar-r heat ~ - 70 :" y zoo ouis Ley
bbs. No :. 20 - Of me >aes 500 1bls were Tor
aud 2GOo JDls; Extra Minnesota, - soa4 20 .no
Common 10 lar Extra stair f5 oas5 - Good 10 Fancy
90. - 9'eS5 $ Common 70 Good EIua Western . dod
sxtrs found Hoop ONO - 6Oos} ~. Coco TO Chcce do
80 INNS 4ls'a tit tgnige "a Z 20 rgb ~ q &
Patent. sass SLLouis Common 20 Far Extra - 6oe
FANNY. = S2ss5 10 Ga,sa. winter Wheat
Ef ms - 'P9t s etGspf n fuS' Ss ana SusS
"a ,ae sagy o. sGi % 90 non * fY qet and % .teay
salrs. 700 Dbs supernne - - - D.. BC CCkWHEAi
- C0RS MEAL quiet steady sales 700 bbis Western
ifF6RSEfGS FKU irs0HJ far SD5i,e irae has atteriv
been done am rees have sno"u no maSd chan-e LAYER
I [1s. - = ~ ' T TTuLs,.6 pi1ts &C. | F1eci % G 10
rona Il dI774c. F. zI,c. - - 5o per rol
havsna - = pr boz Jamaica 10 er b1L
GEAlN -" mr. 80, a, "a -' ,,r. - - T.
limited business Spr' We ~ ~, st 80.
lncucInG 5000 pn-h oto~ 4o''uV ouril sP' "a -I".i-
4CuoO Ohsi 30. ilh- - -yp ~ t
2Sprmg 3Cc ~; j. W. push Ci,-ptu W l-t|t -
a US, - q bn-h ~. 5 hfd : " a. 'o- y lusH.'9
: AnDrr,, . p1%T4 & W2 "tOo Du1h' -" e. odit
IL ~ -24-I ',-'i .i,-uO yH-h 40 i1rt - u'-"a
- OyS4; lSO'O oush hgrAlru AbFf' - % ~
= Os+ 5000 nI-! 1Hr4ard Niie - %" i- -Uy ui5ii i5
~, " iit'. - -, - 20 ~ - "" a. .n1
asl o' t"Ai oa1s IrlI n az = Oi a. le 300
bush 80 AuprI. JA,tdLN p u,@ - - ,''E = ~
9 70, -, y - q, - ia++.Ty ~ a. .s.
al "'-2 4'"'" p',n -, l ~ ~.
c"-Ihg - go f-.,'' w., - Ii' 81 w.
t.Nl.t = ." % a. - -
a-Aeu .-. II } J. l"''' -" 80
JS'.' car i''s 1e.Hu - lad ,.
>lfdoN -a'@ F''
Naic terms " tif.sN-
CANADA I.f l'uilbt"
PEAS dll Lsi~l 81 '.'9iA ltfI.-' Ola y = Z
PEAS p Jb1-% b' prr Two uuShei Hdk k..- jL.' AA
ket moderate export tIadr
rt business IN optioLs sales gCJo0 bush op
uuv0 hd-h S''t. lH'ILlig bEiahri 1iIATu 'I
a. ''c' 40 s. 44c steamer 9l.4e - 81 >" 80 80
~ Ne.T tlo0e DO 4I'fc steamer o." Alir 4Jt' Ne"
Round lr"w. &c Dd. +-o ask e.: 1000 bush ~ amer
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LONDON Jan. 3l2in D. mConsols g5ais 957is
for Le account J> BONDS. four and haf cents 1879
Il 0 l.; New hve~ l09a Ere Railway shares. %
preferred. 81 pennsylvania Central %3aL
LONDON. Jan. 3-4 .. m Inc t1llOn gone
INTO me Bank ~ England balance s97COu.
Railway shares 2Zo Pans quote per
al III ranCs - CtniImes fO-
LONDON J no. 3-il, D. -ConsOl- "a "a nnnev 9i7ls
for the arcuurt Ere laliway shares preferred. 81 p
LONDON Jan B 80 The OF FOR three
months bills the open market is per hch = per
cent below the Bank pf England rate
fAEls Jan 3-EGcEaHge On London, % francs 5Ol9
for cheeks
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stock easier hut not quosby lower Good 10 Choice Heavy
Fat - Jnds4 - Fair do 80 10 dS4 10 Light
80 3OGS3 Is Native Butchers Steers 81 1898 30 Cows
and Heiiess s. Corn led Texans % Sas5 so Feedhg
Seefs - sass co. CO0rados, 81 2j 6s4 Is Receipts
Goo lead shipments. 1000 head. - 49,
bOGs-Strady amt Light shipping. 81 359s2 30 (;
Pa n2, a. 55Gs2 10 Butchers To Fancy Heavy s. 1OG
g. -r. Receipts. 500 head shipments, LOO head.
sHEEI- Weak and uncLsnged. Receipts, ia head
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The market to-day was tiI1n. In Iars. the per
cent French reutes ranged between li-.N1L2, and
Il345 francs. closing az - -, against 1910 3
week ago. Sight exchange on London clo-eu at
2JO2 tle pIice week ago having been &5.j2.
We have received from !. {. AtI-cTedu late reg
lister OF the departed goid department OF The stock
Exchange, copy of ms Hr3f little volume contain
ing the highest aud lowest price Uf gold Tor every
day duUue tAc last sel eUtecn years. lhs %ra4 s
suuudi D, Of particular importance, because IL IL
the last volume Of the kind that ever VIII
be published
The receipts Of -four and gram at the principal
At!autlc ports this 81 day OF January were:
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ITERPooL Jan 3A ieadiur grain circular savs. The
Leaf market have been dun this wees There have been
s,Nr rivals of coast. iuC.u.nE california and Winter
hra C'rCoos arcoe passage and for shipment meet
Will 10 igr This III slow but there
IS gonlr Lily less llpress1n FOIr and Corn uLcAalseA
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ITO TAvrIR0 ian 2-Co1c--Narke very onma-ed preeS
advancing Good Fir~ls j6O1J7JJ res Der - S..,a tx
chaUgrou Luuuon. 2l lsL
SANTOS. Jan. CoGer-Narket et; prizes Maintained
CAauge superior. 4,eOuaj,OOu tcs pei 10 A.'oa.
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4 I ATCTINN

At AUCTION. ----.-
y By ADRIAN II. MILLER & SoS,
WEDN E~DAl. JANUARY T., .
a. 1870 O'Clock. Al The Eycaa4s >ar' ms No III Broai
--..... -,...-,... 50,
PANN. 81 each ..... ,......,,. ,-,.,, ,.,,,,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

L1vgRTooL Jan g. TINS weeks circular Of the Liverpool
Cotton o Fps Aocaron saws IN Cotton there was q
far business For American the Gruard IN SEA
Island there far business at steady prices Futures
opened StT0us'
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COTTON EEPORr.
fluGnclai.

An ANNUAL MEETING OF the STOCK
y nj pEy- Of THE TRIBUNE ASSOC ftATIpN vii
De- leI II he rrWc, Room 't tr '-" at.n Oh H. ~
The Di riar'I'ga oari u trt
fr. l otur rer. II tr aud re traIsac Jn
Of No. other bl.nC,s NAV come l't'rr ~ ulrrtrs
THOMAS y. ROCKER secretary.
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and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day. as re-
ported by telegraph:


The 70 loving are the imports Of dry goods at the
port Cf NrU-Iork for the week ending to-day, as
compared with previous years:
For "a, week: 1~--. ls-s 1873
Entered Il Tie 0Tt.. Sly09~s3 Sl3.3 $50 sl24GSl9
Thrown Ol market. l.lJi2Gl l,C3SGs2 I,OJy,&4G
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financial.

AT 4 MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS
~ of THE FUND.- 20 ASSOCIATIONS, 4. = A. 0imiief).
The 22d Of December. 1873 J. Perpont Morgsn " M
Me-ten T. Honi ATles lanier, Joha Ellis " an.
French and Hugh McCuIiocl. elected directors
for the year.
At meeting of the directors ~ THE FTNnfN0 Asso-
ClATION. L. = A. lmi'cd the 2id ~ December 1878,
Hon. HUGH Ne ULLOCH slrcts-i president
J. PIE 'PONT MORGAN. vics- president
CHARLES LANiEK. treasurer.
J. X. GAPES. secretary.
T. r LELAND a.tuary.
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CHICAGO and CaDada Southern X. Il. Bonds
t-ntra Branch mon Pacific T. K. BJadS alA stock,
tIucnnan aud -Ennrned kaiIuad BlHds,
Cfty Fg.-fs of Louisville. Toledo and Cieyeiand.
Pueblo t5unfF ttotl BonlS
" aaIcd b. NILLlAA Il. TLEl, 81 Pine-st. \. Z.
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Total sales for the day 30
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
- rRANcIscn cL.sINe D
Yesterday. To-day.

Tharc W7s a IveIv bnSInesS IN ToTeTnIN'NT O0H0s
during lhe week, particularly oI l1te the iIah~c-
ft-.-,- t5r th. most part however being over The
counter, of the great dealers, one ot whom reported
q business Yesterday Of over S30Oo,OOO. II is MT
Yr9I at his season that q large business should be
done particularly IN The way oil reIuyrstment ot
money received IN dividends. In the market
1865 were weak and declining for obvious
I,.t..n-. but as a rule the other varieties
vgre strong. and 5s Of 1881 notably higher. The
annexed trbla shows the daily subscriptions re-
ce.yed 20 Washington for per cent bonds during
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The market to-day was active. with the D Of
I~~I particularly 50 and the decided feature. The
following are the highest auI lowest prices Ior the
week, and the closing sales today ana w-eh ago;
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Arsual SaleS-- Closing Rds. shares
org HIGHT LoWt Final bid Asked sold
n Tr..,srp q. n = 22L aga 2ls 22s GAS 22h 1900
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pR0OKLYY TRUST COMPANY,

IL II Montague -. corner OF clinton.
Ehr. hLlS. y s.. ivr 20. l-1S.
The ~ Trustees of mi. cDlrauy nav. liz dte ds
claird uINIDtND 10 81 THREE PER tESI TsyaDle
January o. I-1. The trans 60 books VII b" CU,rd ll0ni
anuaTy % tie date II payment W b. De-. 81 b.
secretary.
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DIVIDEND.

HANOVER
FIRE IN~TR noe COMPANY
4 sem. 1uuua, dividend II FIVE J PER CENT ravahs
demand O1Ct VI Tho Company nd. l-u Broadway.
/ REM FN LANE.
Vice President aud secretary.
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CALYEsT0Y, HOUSTON AND HENDER-

~ son RAILROAD COMPANY of ISL
bALyL-l. y. IrX3 Dec 20. l~sS
The coupons January l. ls1.. rhe bonds gt ths
above company viii Dr. paid on end alter JJH1ar' - 1873, by
L. p. JANIS = CO., 40. A. W4A,J JOHN -l-ALf,
President
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6I-T -EHI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND.
East River savings Institution,
Dlulocno Noutes

OUI- ITl1 u lll Ia UVcH TT0IIT 0aVINr JIMMY
next D.. g.. D.~ai.'N, CASHIER.
mp InTDRIEEs' ANu TH,UrE- NATIONAL BANK
Cf N.r.N
STw NoFE p-crr1her l-, 1873.
A DIVIDEND ot SEVEN PER CEN l.. ont
~ ~ the ,aTnE- % tIr .as, rhs lr,c ~ iI aNrs
hrs this uv been ar"t hv ;h- BANK rtraH" nu iAr -
cay January Ihe transfer bo" vii remain closed
Oh. that tate l. ID. PERKINS '.... CASHIER.
pOWERY NATIONAL BANK. New-Iork,
~ December L. Tie directors ll.t tI', tly de-
cared dividend - pr cent free from t1se 'r0 'he earn
ings Of the past six moltnN, pay January = 4-''
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MFUl. .rOLrrtN NAT .yAt BNSN.t
NEW otN, Dt"'Inu.l -. l-1-.
NINIDEND.-Ihe Directors Oi the Metro
~ po4.ar Natou3 Bank have tus declared -l-tf-
ANN Al DIV lbIND % Fp. 3 o. PEa CLN !, pa. lu.s
tlc first Monday ~ January u-Xf.
The transfer book, Dee closed unfi ia Harr = l~1
J.
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financial.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen thar the ANNUAL
~ ELECTION Tor DIRECTORS ~ thr HANOVER RI RE
INSUKANCE COMPANY, ard n,r IN~P PECroHS of the
NEXT ELECTION, will be Eed at thtir office. No. l2o
Broad wav, NlDN DAY. January 1i 1873 Polls viii be
Op-uvd ar .otk noon. and -.o~rf az clock
l. FEM~EN Ian r, Vice President and secretary.
New Yotk. December 30 SIS.
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SO.0 ,sir.r F04 se w.. s9eh3sf sse7 qf 6p 6cTps a.
Gr.., aIu..s yalu4hr-. Goods selling jp per cent
lover q au 4uy house IN NeW-York. j. II JOHNSTON,
New
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70 22L 1900
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OFFICE OF rIE -ILrF. I-lrr Coys"rnAIsp fNN1i
AID LANDS CO,TANl. ~, y .'R- ADV AZ, - (
JOHN wRAY. Seert AIRY

TBE NANRArrAN ca lIGHT CoNPANY(
NEW-N EF. Dee euhrr y. ISIS.
T'UR ANNUAL ELECT on for DlkEt TORS
rr.p4nv viii he hrld it tlr onioe No. Irving
place. MONDAY January 49, l. g. POls open from
h. d Oh. JAMES " SMITH -e,retary.
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TIL Il
MISSOURI REPUBLICAN
Its Flag and Emblems.
Democratic Principles and the In
tereSts of the West
and South.
Journal fer the Home Circle, the Office, the
Store and the Counting Room.

Prosperity will attend the Missouri REPUBLIChE. sur
yiying the malice of enemies and the rivalry of compet
tors its course continues and upward. Wholly ui
scathed it has passed throughwars, conagaons ers OF
business Depression political prescription and periods OF
public corrupton and it points to its past ccnser'a
tive progressive honorable record earnest Of ts u
Plunderers, schemers dsturbers Of the peace de
sroyers Of good of the state and their kind vii!
be dashed as heretofore These who assist to build up, pro
mote and advance the commercial manufacturing and agr
cultural interests the Mississippi Valley will be applaud
ed and encouraged. The REPUBLICAN will aim to unity
and make solid the peaceful not partisan objects that must
hereafter engage the attention of the people of the West
South 1t will seek 10 aay sectional bitterness, III
stead arrayng section against section twill war against
Radcasm of all sorts holding that the safest channel If
between the extremes. 1t will oppose Reputation and ad
vocae Honesty in regard to debts. II will favor sound
currency sufficient for the purposes Of business and suited
alike debtor and creditor CLASSES II will steadily ad
vocse by the general government to the subject
OF land and transportation at least to the point OF
equality behalf of this section with the North and East
In the Presidential Of 1850 will support the noi
nees Of the national Democratic convention confident thai
they will be worthy; and with the belief It will pro
mote the of the Democratic candidates for state
congressional and local Offices
Thus with programme in accordance with tie hAe'
principles years and with mission onor to educate
the REPUBLICAN puts forth It's Prospectus for 1880 All the
from every quarx excepting the merely scnsationn
and pruricnt slums and purleus of yce-al h'
best current literature the most careful and rcia
bic reports Of political commercial financial and loca
important dolngs OF congress and OF the state
legislatures together with editorial comments by corps
Of able wrersWill continue to be Its leading features
Friends Of the paper who feel Interested ~ the circulation
of sound Democratic views, and who apprc
cnte a reliable pains tax Family journal respectful
asked themselves In this behalf IN their several
neghborhoUds
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tar" combination is billed. The play is
( Shakespeare's COMEDY Of Errors" advertised
ae the 1.-TWO Dromos." II you want to know
what the play 10 like consult the Immortal. Con-
Sulting the files Of the Musical and Dramatic
Times and Dramatic Neus we find that their cor
respondents generally speak well Of the troupe
ana in some cases very highly, We believe it
to be we'll worth attending. Tickets on sale at
Glovcrs.
The following are fair specimens of newspaper
comment, the first from the Davenport Dsnlocdt,
the second from the Gdyette, Sept. 5:
Shakespeares sublime Comedy of Errors, the
Two DrOmios, was presented 10y one of the finest
companies, lalt evening, ever in this city, Wal
lacks Four Star Combination. Fawcett and
Germon as the two DrominS, and Aiken and Muir
ray Us the Antipholis of Syracuse and the Anti
phos of Ephcsus were faultless; 1t being impos-
sihlr to tell one from the other. Miss Rogers as
LLAMA, was good and convinced the audience
that she was an actress of more than ordinary
merit. The dressing of the piece was fine, the
setting good, and every member appeared to bet
ter advantage than the usual travelling compan.
les that visit our city.
1t has been a long time since Davenport has
had so line presentation Of comedy rs during
the past two nights.
NOTES.
:. Helen Pottcr's company, composed Of Helen
s}Potlcr, reader; the Swedish Lady Quarettc;
Anna Theresa Berger, C0rnGt solust, and Felix
Rryuney, caricaturis, will be at Aurora on Dec.
IA strong company
The great actress Rachael had a small scar
upon her cheek. In the extreme poverty Of her
chi dhood she one day in the street contested
with do = the right to bone with some scraps
Of meat on it, A bite from the dog caused the
scar.
Miss Minna Wright, a rising young reader, OF
Mendoza, has been graciously received in New
York City, appearing in fact with decided sue
cess She is pronounced reader Of great versa
tility.
Mrs. Scott Siddons has gotten rid Of her hus
band, at last,-an agreement having been made
lately in England between them to separate
Mrs Sidd0ns is to retain large property in New
leland, and begins life anew, reduced in fortune
but free from an incubus that continually
dragged her down,
The Mcndelssohn Quintette Club, Of Boston,
are again on the road The repertoire has been
considerably enlarged They appear in Decem-
Der and January in Michigan and Ohio towns,
\ ut will not reach Illinois.
Emma Abbott and company will be in Chicago
h, Dec. 10, for one week.
Edouard Remcnyi has invented" violin reel.
ais lie is playing in Boston, the programme,
stated, consisting entirely ui RelnchyEa violin
y playing.
Duprez & Bencdcts Ministries are working
westward
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westward.
Table Talk.

Our lilliputian cotenp. "don't" depend on ex-
changes for news. Is that so. Well, now we
do. We depend on anything and everything for
items of any kind We don't know that our read
ers care a continental where get our materi-
ais for a readable paper; and We know mighty
well well take ZEN whenever can find ZEN.
The La Sale Press calls the Maine Greenback-
Democratic combination, "the MOngrel-Dem,"
&C. &c. Which recalls TO the "man up a tree"
the second back action doube-somersault lately
INDUCED in by the Press. The editor " cleared"
~ elephants, at least.
The experience Of the man aroused from bed
by the earthquake in san Francisco, (as related
by Mark Twain,) to whom the chamber-mad of
the hotel in reply TO his remark, as he rushed
wildly up and down the halls, ION, what shall
DO" sai., "Wel, ii you're not particular, I'd ad
wise you to hunt up clothing store, was
repeated with variations by a couple Of Mcndo-
taians while at the Grant boom in Chicago. They
had been out for time" and had got their boots
aud pantaoons covered with mud. These, on re-
iring they turned over to the porter with nstruc
Is to clean, &c. He took them; but alas, in
he morning did not return them soon as de-
sirable and the room was without a call bell
Alas alas there are times that try mems souls
The Reporter finishes the story: Z" After discuss
ing the situation thoroughly, it was decided to
dress as far possible with the materials at hand
and explore the halls of the house until they
found waiter or porter They accordingly sal
lied out attrcd in striped socks, red flannel I'M
dergarmcnts, overcoats tightly buttoned and hats.
But it didn't work, Everyone they approached
fed from them, taking them for some eXhilirated
boomers" out on a jamboree-which was utter
| ly impossible, as both young men are possessed
of most correct moral habits. Hearing voices in
a room they concluded to knock and ask some one
possessed Of pants and boots to go below and have
their missing garments sent up. They knocked,
but it only augmented their troubles, as the room
was inhabited by ladies! Here was a fix. In
apolOgizing, however, one Of the ladies who had
not the fear Of man before her eyes, took in the
situation, and made little speech, which if
correctly reported is about as follows: Young
men, if you will go into your room and stay there,
will go down stairs and send up your boots and
pantes," which she did, after the young men had
taken her advice
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L. w. BREWER,

S,TA IF. OF ILLINOIS, Ia SALE CO.-Ss.-
- IN the Circuit court, January term. lsS
william Wilson Barton ". Bagley. Elizabeth Bagey,
Aonzo Bagey Martha \. Bagley Louisa a Mills John II.
Mills, TheOdOCia smith, Judsun Smith. Melissa WOrrel,
George Worrell and Bradford Bagey.-ln ChdHcsry.
AFFIDAVIT of the non-rtlence Of AionZo Bagley Martha
4 Bagey TheodOcis smith, JudsOn Smith, Melissa WOr-
ell George NOrrel and Bradford Bagey implicated with
ne other above named defendants having been flied the
erk office Of the Circuit Court Of said county, notice Is
therefore, hereby given the said nonresident defendants
the complainant fled his hill OfcOmplaint in said court
the cbancery side thereof the 18th day OF NOylmber
go and that thereupon issued out Of sadSourt
therein said pending returnabe the second
IOnay il the month Of January next as Is by law re-
uired
New unless you the said nonresident defendants above
anled shall personally De and appear before said Circuit
Ouon the hrst day of the next term thereof 10 be holden
Ottawa in and for the said county the second Monday
January next and plead. demur TO the said
-lplsnants bill of complaint the and the matters
Ia things therein charged and stated will be taken
s-ed and decree entered against yOu according TO the
'-.yer of said bill. ROSWELL. W. HOLMES, Clerk.
.Ttava Illinois November 2sth 1873.
u. W BREwEE, Complrs SOlr. noy2S-iw