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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
1Ive srocE MARKEr,-gY rELEaaApm

CHICAGO, sept, %. Hoes-Receipts. 1900 mead ship
meus 800 heal; opened active but close Gul
weak aud lOc lowr rissors 81 a go Mixod Pack
ing. ~ 90d&5 10; Far TO Choice MIxei 50 l5aso 20
Selected Heavs sO0s5 50; l. yht II yO0Sb 20 some
remain unsed. Ca ll,Receip 300: shipments goo
TxpOrt Best ing hrmer at 81 1Jd - 10 Conn OIL
anil dun at - 2O0si; Eaif Fat Gras.ers
chiefly 80 sOdS3 So Butcnes'. - = a 10: zee o.
90 Texans ~ So a. % 10 Tn o Ugh Texans, Az
Calves per hcal SlOdS4. sheep lteeeipis, 500
rket weak pTcrs sd &c oil from last week LANDS Sz~
~ 10 per hed Sheep. % 3OaSi.
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THE ERIE RAILWAY, now known IS che
NEM.YORK. LAKE ERIE AM WEsTERN EAIl-

- ~ L, "a
i NEW.yoRK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL
ROAD
a.m-Ci ciunsti aud Chicago Day Express. Drawing.
Coac buialO an! Suspension or.dge.
fao a. a. rn connecting with 10 the aud
Southwest puiman's best DIawnsroom sleeping Coacacs
D. M (paly.)- Pacific Elk for the Wet sleeping
Chicaso without change ng ears 10 Clcse
7;i, u. M M. rant train for tie cot
Newark o:s5, "a 1870 nj 81. a:.O 5;20. OLE 7:30
D IN. and 2 midnight SATURDAY night, only sundays.
h thsi s. 100 10. 1920 a. n-the isso
4 s. 5 s" 81 40 5io 5so S:gG so > 1883 m u
mhinisht. sundays 800. $3.50. lOOa w. liio Gjo.
Paterson. $40; 800 $40 10 1920 I'soa'n Y noon.
Si5 $50 49,. rs s.so !, p p, and e aiSni 0'N
lo:SO p. m. al i ,nda and.vs Cos. $50. i5so q
M; 40, 81; zoo ?: a.; 4ad y midnight.
NewSars and corn all 7:So ~ $50, $3.50 p "a sun.
RoniSat Klngsioa. 800 q. p. sundavs $50
Goshen g. 7:5u, y. 1920 m $40 $780, 49, T. 7:ls D. m
sundays. 4, e;su, lu:2U n. m, 6Su, Z I. m.
Mlade'ow IsSs D. lo,lJa M $50. $50 J, 7:i5 IN.
p connect with NeN-York cswego Midland
PorI J,rvis 100 o lO:2o a. M 4,so D. T. 7lSp.m sun
DAYS. $50, 1910 a. M y: 60 aaa p NJ
each hour from 5i5a NJ "a 30 w. anu a 10; IS IS
TcR, Is for pas II Draw ing oo~
stepping eaclcs can be obtained. orders Ina
panys 6thees Nos, 2SS hi u s5 bro,,wss. we SSa
Court 81. Bro,sEa, o. 4, The coppan. ; p,poss
Sn" i'2' sS NJ, r n h Si ca ra.s As sowyos
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Isns leave for hnxewood Chester Pienaaf ANA Nv.
sundays a m AID ti5 p ~. f;e 1850 y. N tssla WI
Manuel Spring Valley an. .n>es. 100 $50 a m IN
JNo. N. ABBOTT oeGerd Passr Agent Nsw.yesa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
DE LACY LIQUORS., Seerelaty'
NDEcoN pAIINViV AND NAVIG ALTON

" COMPANY. 20 NASSAU STREET; NEW YORK; septem.
be, H. Board Of Directors have declared alar-
tery Dividend of TWO " Per CENT payable November
al the OF Farmers Loan and Trust company ~
Exch ,ngeplace NewYork also scrip dividend OF len
(O) PER CENT payable at the time and place Do.h
payape to OF record September D. FOR the
purpose peDarng for SPECIAL meeting OF the Stockholders
10 Portland. oregon October 20 of which speca
notice will given letter stOckhoders the
transfer CLOSED from september % until No
HORACE WHITE Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

on and alter JUNE 81, 1850
Express Trains leave NewIok VI. Desbrosses and
landt streets Ferries. " foows
43 1880, slI q Lipedl IL a. M. l. 30. 4:40 s. D.
T. $40. and 10 p M. = night sundays i3 and a
n.. 8, ., 7. 3: 80 aDd 10 D al IL night.
Trans New York daily SUNDAY NJ 136
and y. m. running through VIA Trenton and Cam
Of Brooklyn Annex connect with ali thront trains
ct jersey city, aorng speedy and direct Or snsfer fof
Brock yn travel .
Reurning ira West Phi SIDE pa o. 3s5 AS T.
735. 8. $50 and II m Limited Express l:So =
3 ami 1880 Oh SUNDAY. I2,'l. $50, AS X
$50 q. ana M. Leave P, aaepoa, via csmaeii.
ga IN and 81 % IN daily pt SUNDAY.
Ticket 9f4 Broatw No. House.
and foot OF ST. and
BROOKLYN Annex saiion OF Fnlt"n-st Biookyn, NoS
ia lis Hubs" ,si 'lobok-b station, Jersey City
Emil rant Ticket Office No Battery Plies.
Tas Ncw.iOrk Transfer Company will cal for aud
bau Is q o.
FRANK THOMSON, l.. =. FARM
Mana Con
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Dluiocn6 Notlre5.

OFFICE OF THE BARBEg AND WALKER SILVER MIN.
ING COMPANY. OF SILVER REEF, UTAH, DkExEL
BUILDING, Room 90. New York, sept IL, lSSO.)
DIVIDEND No. AT IA meeting OF the
Board o abovenamed company. held this day,
IVIDEND ONE PER CENT The capital STOCK OF the
company. TEN CENTS PER SHARE. amJuntlng 70
$40 COO declared payable saturday. September 20
1850 al Mining trust Company Transfer books close
the 23d and reopen on the 2Oth inst 49,.
MILTON =. LATHAM President.
DE LACY IOTCks, Secretary.
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STEAMBOATS, au6 RaiIroGoa.
NENTRAL RAILROAD or NEW -JERsE'

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY1
~ Ferry station in New York foot Of Lbertyst
x,ryF station In Brooklyn, foot OF Fultonst, Ieweuw
Commencing June 81. ,sso-Lssve NewYork. foot Of hs
$50 a, m For faston. Bethlehem Wind Gsp nssea
Chunk Iamanend Drfiton, Upper Lehigh. Wbkesbah"
TI5 O. m-Fof Remington D. l.. and Western r. II,
EastoD. Bethlehem, NaUch Chunk. 1amaqus etc.
a y schOoi-ys Mountain, High Bridge Branch
EsstoD, Allentown Reading. Harrisburg. asnch CHUNK.
panvilie WiamsDoff Tamaqua, Dfton Nanticoks Upper
IO:SUa m.-For somerville. Pennington ETC.
pm.-For remington, Easton Allentown Reading Har'
TJsburg, 4auch Chunk. etc.
$3.50 D. n For Tiemingon Eason, Bethlehem Wind CAP
Mauch Chunk Tamaqua Driiton. WikssDaue. Scranton
eic
$50 m-For schooleys Mountain, High Bridge Branch.
EastoD, etc.
445 m.-f0r somerylle, Pennington, etc
$50 n.-For EastoD. West Y. r.: Aio1
town. lseaGing nsrisours Mauch Chunk wnkesosrre scr
For Enzabe.h At $50 esls, CAS- o. 7t5. $50 800
1891 O:i5 Ills. ll45 a. M; l2Ij, l.S0 2 $780, & 3D.
sl5 4:l5 $50 A. 5l'; 5:59 Sij, 6, eI6 go ei5.
SUNDAY trains leave At oi5 m, IL fot Bound Boof
and intermediate stations at go M for Eastou A'cn-
town, Harris burg ana the Vest -. -. a.. ,,x a..
$50, TO- 1890 lib IL M y 800 A. 5" ,, o:5Js
$40. u. 6l5, $50 TI5 s:I5 9;l5. l0l5. liii5 i2Rm
t,r trains ~ po.nts . M 40 o. a Stations
Boat Brooxyn Erie sn1r1 make cJnBectlcnf
at Jersey CITY and froa Brooklyn and Io Depot
IL T-fyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23
ST0NINGTON LINE.-For Boston and all


steamer INGTON leaves Tuesdays Stays and
SatuIdaf and The steamer FATE OF NV YORnn Non.
Wednesdays and tTdlys. Pier 81 NOrtl
foot Of Jayst y. SPECIAL lmic tickets rD
solo line =, GOOD ONLY for and lry
who1 they ISSUED as specned thor face. Freignt
taken at lowest current rates ID. ). BABSOCk, Prea
]. w. fILhiND. a. 4. AgOH.
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FALL RIVER LINE

EALI RIVER LINE
il FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST
RIS roll ami PROVIDENCE New York
daiv (SnDday. tncIudedI IS r.
g.. $50 M Brooklyn via Annex At p. M
Jersey cry 520 IN.
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Financial.

LII VINO are interested in railroad business
N and mIlea ge should get THE TRIBUNE All
MANIAC for 1880 ready. price - cents o. mat
BANKERS and CAPT rALiSTS Will want to
I'D get Tribune 1880; Il gives the figures
United and expenditure since 1910 Price,
- ~. Nv naf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-09-23

~ H. Of Nurray.st daily Except sunday ut D. IN
~ GLARS exei 4. \, od
oniy connecting wairh
the Boston
ut 49, lckcfs obtained office on
Pier %. =. r.. and steamers.
BORDEN & LOWELL. Agents
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
SOUTHERN DAKOTA.

Parker and Marion are rival towns.
Sioux Falls will soon have a paper mill
The Elk Point Tribune falls to reach US
everv week.
Thirteen persons were baptised 10 Len
nox last Sundsy
Canton claims to have the best hotels Of
any town 10 Dakota.
Lennox wants ard must have u new fur
oiture store ut "uc.. .
Ose. thirty carpenters were q, work las,
week 10 Running Water.
Work on the railroad from Flandreau te
Sioux Falls has been resumed.
There was a red hot thunder storm nea,
Sioux Falls last Tuesday night.
The Ln.n,n NV i his b. one In
mate an TVS tine vi q xpire.
Mitchell is booming, Scotland ia growing
and cars are running into Alexandra.
The Sioux Vslley News is bound to h,
one OF the best newspapers in the terri.
tory.
Business of all kinds is good In Cantor
aud buildings are going up in all parts o
town.
The Sioux Falls Independent has it! III,
solution OF III. fifteen puzzle, in the la,
issue.
The Canton News is to have a new eigh,
column press. Their old press has gon,
into use in the Eden Sun Office.
The new warehouse At Running Water
3OxlOO. is almost completed, and tw.
others the same size are snon to be erected
The Canton Methodist church has recent
~ received a one hundred and fifty dollal
loan and a one hundred and fifty dollar do
nation from the Iowa Church Extension
board.
Canton Advocate No city has ever pr;zec
the Milwaukee road more than Yankton
and now that che has a line of the great C
NJ. & St. p, che really feels that her star i,
in the ascendant,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
able Efforts have been mad. by the juror to ind

able Efforts have been made by tho juror to Ind
out tht true state Of the facts,
Each man Of you IL II judge OF the facts under
the law. You have been sworn, well and truly,
TO try aud true deltvarance to maxi between the
United States and this defendant whom YOU
have IN charge; and u true verdict to give ac-
c0rding To the evidence. III evidence is that
by whleh YOU are 10 he governed and by the
very evidence adduccd upon this trial and moth
ing else outside of 1t LII the Jury room, after
yo9 shat have retired from the court, no person.
81 knowledge of any one juror respecting Auy
fact IN the case. or respecting any person, or
witness In the case can be communicated by any
one to the others tor the principle of the law Is,
II any juror have any personal knowledge res
pectins any fact in the case. he must declare It
In open court during the trial and OH his oath rs
: w!tness publicly. You are thus gentlemen, to
decide upon the evidence openly given lin court
during the trial aud nothing that you may
have heard before can you take into c3nsldera-
ton. Any impressions or opinions derived from
conversations or newspapers any impressions
or opinions from whatsoever quarter, that you
have ever obtained before you were swor must
be entirely discarded. You must decide impair
tally and Justly according to the evidence given
apart from all bias, and apart from ali sympathy.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

Twelve states, one territory and the dis
trict of Columbia have elected delegates to
the national republican convention. The
delegates elected number 27s, and they are
divided between the presidential aspirants as
follows: Grant, 1871 7; Blaine, 65; Sherman,
IL; Edmunds, 10. The convention will
contain 758 delegates, and it will require
379 votes to nominate. The friends o.
Grant figure the result of the first ballot II
follows: Grant, 40; Blaine, 2s2; Sherman,
81; Edmunds, II. If these figures are ,e
. be relied upon the question will be speedily
settled by Grant becoming the nominee BY
some thirty odd majority.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
Brown. Household pan.cc..

Is the most effective Pain Destroyer il
the world. Will most surely quicken the
blood whether taken internally or applieo
externally, and thereby more certainly Re
lieve Pain, whether chronic or acute, than
any other pain alleviator, and it is warran.
ted double the strength of any similar pre-.
paration.
1t cures pain in the Side, Back or Bowels,
Sore Throat, Rheumatism. Toothache, and
All Aches, and is the Great Believer of Pain.
Browns Household Panacea" should be in
every family. A teaspoonful Of the Pana-
cea in tumbler at hot water Tsweeteued, il
preferred ], taken at bedtime, will Break up
Cold. 25 cta. a hottie.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
The Father Of his Country VA an aatnte


The Father of his Country was an astute
husband and singularly just. "Martha," he
said, three days after his marriage, I'VE
might as we'll understand each other. I am
prepared to admit the late Mr.. Curtis was
the best man that ever lived. He was a
good provid~ and most excellent in every
conceivable way. But he is dead. I am
frank to say that ! cannot weep over it. 1t
is simply 30. Let us not reeurrect him.
Let the dear old fellow rest in peace. He
was too good for this world. We will not
call HIM back. Let me hear no more re-
garding the late Mr.. Curtis, my dear" And
these simple words, firmly spoken, secured
Mr.. Washington much peace and almost a.
much matrimonial happiness as though he
had married the lady known as the High
land Beauty,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
o
United States Indian Service.
sANrKr AGENCY Nohr.... u,...

SANTEE AGENCY, Nebraska. March IL. 1874
SEALED proposals, Endorsed pr po,a,, for
furnishing oxen and OK Jokes for the Ssntee
sioux Indians and directed to the undersigned
at Santee Agency. Neb.. will be received until ~
O'Clock M, Of Ihursd ~, April 8, 1890. for furnish.
Ing The Santee Indians seventy five a. Yoke Of
oxen a'id seyenty-nve t70 new OK yokes. Said
cattle 70 be dom sic work oxen not more than
broken. healthy and sound In every respect
and to he delivered ut SAntce Agency, Neb.. on
IT before June 9th, 1850. All bids must be nc.
cOinpaiied by n certified check upoO lhe Fir,
National bank Of YanktOD. ID. r.. Tr toux en-.
Iowa. Tor nj least nve per cent, of the ars
tue proposal. ISAIAH lIOL
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA.
OFFICE OF SUIT. PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
COUNTY OF YANKTON. !

OFFICE OF SUIT. PUBLIC SCHooIs.)
COUNTY OF YANKTON.
Yankton. March l3, 1880. \
pUBL1C notice is hereby given that, pursuasn,
i to law. on Tuesday. April 18th, COMMENCING
at 9 o'clock, a M, at the cOur, house, in the city
Of Yankton, ! shalt offer public examination ia
all persons Offering themselves as teachers foI
the common schools OF YanktOn county. nj
which time certificates will be granted 10 ali
acter, learning and ability.
am requested by the Territorial Superiutend.
ent to announce that, IN addition to the ordina.
ny subjects OF examination, attention will b.
size. lighting and ventilation ; to oithoepy and
phonics. and the sounds and diacrltical mark
OF Webster to the 1T as well as the science OF
language, and to the duties Of teachers and
school officers niider the law.
T. .. DICKSON,
County SUPERINTENDENT,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

The first number Of the Sioux Valley
Journal, published At Bookings, Brookings
county, BY Miles 4 Skinner, has reached
our table. The Journal is = Handsomely
printed eight column paper, and it's contents
and general appearance give evidence that
it has practical newspaper men at the helm.
The Journal has q good field in which to
labor. and has plenty of room in which to
spread and flourish and grow fat. We wish
It success.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
A NEED.

A book on the Liver, its diseases and
their treatment sent Free. Including treat
ises upon Liver Complaints. Torpid Liver,
Jaundice, Bi'iousness, Headache, Constipa-
ton, Dyspepsia, Malaria, &C., address DR..
Sanford, 1852 Broadway, New York City,
New York.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
pAxorA REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

A Republican Convention will be, held at
Fargo. In the county Of Cass, on Wednesday, the
18th day Of May, 1880. commencing at ! q o'clock,
p i. M, for the purpose Of electing " delegates
to represent Dakota In the Republican National
Convention, which convenes IN Chicago on the
second day Of June.
the ratio of representation will be one delegate
foreach organized county In the territory. and
one in addition thereto, one delegate for each
one hundred votes or fraction Of fifty cast fol
Hon. Granville G. Bennett at the general cleo
ton In 1873, which will make the representation
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
Much slckness.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed to
other causes, is occasioned by Worms.
Browns Vermifuge Comfite, or Worm Loz.
enges. although efectual in destroying
worms. can do nc possible injury to the
most delicate child. This valuable com.
bination has been successfully used BY phy.
s%'cians, and found to be absolutely sure in
graduating worms, 20 hurtful to children,
twenty-five cents a box.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

News from New York is to the effect that
Kelly's opposition to Tllden 10 on the wane,
and it is predicted that there will be but
one delegation from that state to the Cincin.
natl convention. Tilden is conducting .
quiet but effective campaign.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

The cabinet, on ths 81 inst, after discuss.
ing to some extent questions in regard to
Alaska, decided to recommend to congress
the enactment of legislation looking to the
establishment of civil government for the
territory.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06
THE LIVINGSTON TRIAL.

Chief Justice shannon's Charge to the
Jury.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

ALEXANDER HUGHES. Chairman.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

Il IL There Uc no ITduUuICnC HOOTOOf19COn or
fraudulent. secreting with intent to deprive the
owner OF his property. then 1t does not amount
to embeZzlement.
All the material allegations of the Indictment
prosecution beyond any reasonable doubt,-asI
before stated. You, gentlemen ARE the exclusive
judges OF al the questions Of fact in this case.
charging the jury to state to them ali matters OF
law which the court thin IS necessary for their
information In finding their verdict. You are. OF
course. the judges Of the credibility Of each and
every witness Who has been brought before you.
1t Is fOi you to say under the responsibilities of
your solemn Oaths, which one Of these witnesses
you will believe, and which one you ought to
Every defendant, in a criminal action like this
one. is presumed to be innocent until the con-
trary IS proven and In case Of r, asonable doubt
hs is entitled to be acquitted. But what is a rea.
sonable doubt? A doubt based or founded upon
reason Is. OF course. a reasonable doubt. 1t must
spring from reason and the facts in evidence !:
not from a mere wish on your part to acquit ir.
respective OF the testimony, for YOU have sworn
that your verdict shall be q true one according
to the evidence produced. Such doubt must
mere possibility Or speculation. 1t is not a mere
possible doubt, because everything perhaps. re-
lating to human affairs and depending upon
aninar ev Gnnh, 's r open mi to some on possible Or m
state OF reasonable doubt when after an entire
comparison and. consideration of the evidence
his mind Is left In that condition that he cannot
honestly and consc!entiously say he feels an
abiding confidence to a moral certainty, as 10
any material point In the Indictment that IL a
Certainty, that convlnc"s and directs the under
But a juror IL not authorized to raise an artificial
ar a captions doubt. or = partial doubt In order
to acquit. 1t should not be = fancifui theory or
+ !. 'pecuiat y o donet which % can have no warrant
relies upon should, therefore. be real. should bc
honestly aud fairly entertained after all reason
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

A TTORNEY and councillor ut law. YanktOn
n Dakota. Office over First National Bank
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-04-06

Jury.
UNITED STATES. In the Dist. Court in
vs. and for the ed Judi.
n F. LIVINGSTON cial Dist. of Dakota.
Indictment number eight, November term
1878, for making a false, fictitious, and
fraudulent claim against the United States,
and for embezzl. ment.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-30
LEGAL.
DUPLICATION NOTICE
STATE Of Illinois, Alexander cornty-ss.

state Of Illinois, Alexander county-ss.
JACOB hegIc, Administrator O!tte estAte OF WE.
lam Aiherton deceased, ", Jalia Anterior
francis ID. Anterior, John Goodwin, joseph 60 T.
win Frances ! uung Smith Young, Ellen Young
ElizaN Peeler, Hugh 7 Cfsie, Thomas j Craig
MARIA j. Rcgle, Elizabeth Wicker, Frances NJ
Heskish N, Rebecca D. Lulu J. and Wu. J,
Anterior and Others.
Affidavit OF the uonrcridelce Of John Goodwin.
Joseph Goodwin, Frances Young. Smith Young,
Ellen Young and Eliza VI. Pec,cr, defendants
above named having been filed IN the Office OF the
clerk Of the county court Of Alexander county no.
ice u hereby given 10 the said John Goodwin. To-
repb Goodwin, Frances Young. Smith ioaug, FL.
len Young aud Eliza ". Peetr that the said plain.
III. EdMinisu Gtor OF the estate Of William N Ath.
efion, deceased, has fled his petition IN the said
county court Of Alexander county for an order 10
eel the premises bclUse TO The estate of said de-
ceased, or omuch OF II a. may DC needed 10 pay
he deDts VI said deceased, and described as FOL
Thenwuw OFFS TIC SR west: wsw Of
-, 7 -, : r. west; e c Of %, T =, SR ;
west; the undivided J. ofthe se L {, : q. 7 D. ;
west; ana the undivided oDe-fOurth Of the FOL.
loving described tracts OF land ! a 81.
7 u, ; Z west; Z es OF ; p, T 10 SR2 wet:
nwse Of q, ] IL, 5 RI west; sese Of ; Is, T
10. k2Wcst; al IN Alexander comfy, Illinois
and the following described lo,s in Hodges Park in
ssd Alexander county: lots Nos ,, and IN
block 3; lot :, block { lots NOSE, and In block
>, lots Nos >, ANA : In block 6 lots Nos. : and
10 ia block Z; lots Nos. and in block g lot :,
block :; lots Nos 3, 5, and ain block IS; lot o
block -; lots NOs. !, and IN block Il; lot b
block J.: lot block ~; lot block 20; lois Nos.
!, 3, and = block y lots Nos and II block -;
lois Noe. !, and in block q; lots Nos. ,. 4 and
IN block q and lot 10 IN block 49, and that
summons has been issued out Of this court against
you, retursble at the June term, A D 1850, Of
sGid courtto be holden on the third Monday OF
june, 4. d. 1880, al the court house in Cairo IL
Alexander county Illinois
Now. unless you the said John Goodwin, Joseph
Goodwin, Frances Young Smith Young, Ellen
Young and Eliza VI. Pceler shall perou
ally be ard appear before said county
court Of Alexander county, or the first
day Of the said June term thereof, TO be hold.
~ AZ Cairo, IN laid county on the third Mon.
Monday of June lSsO, and plead, answer or dcmur
10 the said complainaut's petition, filed therein
me same and the matters and things therein
charged and stated viii be taken az confessed,
and decree entered against you according TO The
prayer OF said bill.
SAMLJ, IUMM, Clerk.
Cairo, HIS, May 18th, lesO.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-05-30

our first scientists. AS this section of the
country is rich in specimens, the new So
cicty will make valuable contributions to
our collections, 1t has already obtained
very rare fossils, and the society also de-
signs to interest the people in science and
to become an educator in tins direction.
Recently Mrs. Brooks gave an address on
evolution and Protoplasm, which has been
printed in the newspapers This address
presents the subject SO clearly that the
common reader can get an intelligent idea
ct the subject treated, Mrs. Brooks has
thus succeeded in populari2ing this scien-
ufc question. In this she has done an i'm
portant service, This new academy of
science in Omaha is an evidence of intellec.
tual activity in the new sections Of the
west, and the work which such women
members eS Mrs. Brooks are doing is an in
dication Of progrcss,-Woman's Journal.