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DICK Johnson Killed.

inst IS we go to press we learn OF the
IliIliue of Richard Johnson, by Deputy
Constable, James Mcmahon in Pemiscot
nnpty ON last Wednesday. Our infor-
Inant gives US the facts as follows. John
ION had entered into an agreement with
inc John wallingsford, to steal two horses
m Saturday night July 10th. Wailings-
ord informed on Johnson, and had war
liant issued for his arrest. Constable J.
IN. Cawthon with Deputy Mcmahon had
aim in custody. Johnson pretended that
he wanted a clean shirt and the Constable
went to his trunk to get one for him. This
hid not suit Johnson and so he walked to
The trunk under the pretence of getting q
shirt 10 suit him, but rose from it with a
large phistol in his hand and whirled upon
hbe Constable Mcmahon was little too
huick for him and fred upon him, the ball
Striking him in the right shoulder. john
son e arm dropped to his side but he immed-
lately seized the pistol in his left hand and
again tried to shoot, when a second ball
from McMahons' pistol entered his breast
killing him on the spot New Madrid
Chronicle.
Dick Johnson was well known about
uickman
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ss;c;ds could have happened. It is also
slated that Atkinson had bought the
poisOn which was found in the house, and
Ia wife knew nothing of it's purchase.
M opinion OF the neighborhood is very
rnerslly against the Adkinsons, though
ana on account of previous clever stand
mo- have doubts, and some iatima;e his
i,noe.nce will be proven. He is now in
iiI at Gay oso.
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Yarioms Camses--

Advancing years, care, sickness, disappointment
and hereditary predisposition-all operate to turn
the hair gray and either them inclincs shed
nrematurev AYERS HAtR VIGoR will restor- faded
~ gray light red hair to rich brown or deep
tlaek a. NAV be desired. Ii softenS and cleanses
the scalp. giving il a healthy action. II removes
and cures dandrun and humors. BY its use falling
hair l. checked. and a new growth viii be produred
"a All cases where the foicles not destroyed OF
rlanis decayed Its effects beautifully shown
On hrashv, weak, sckly hair, on which a few Rp
rlicatons will produce the gloss and freshness Of
y,uth Harmless and sure in its operation IT u IN
cc,,nparaI,e ~ dressing, and il especially valued
or The =oft lnsfre aud richness pf tone IL imparts.
!, contains neither oft dive, an viii no; sni of
,l,r White camhr; vet II lasts long 'sn rho hair.
md kerrs fr,eh and vigorous
FaE s4Gr rs AZ pFf,fGtsrs
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GROCERIES.

BACON, sides 9al0cts; shoulders G4a7cts !;
hams, lOallcts
CHEESE, I2al4o per pound.
COFFEE, Rio, l6alS per 10.
CRACKERS, 7a9c per Id.
COAL OIL, % per gallon.
CANDLES. star, l5al6c per 10.
FLOUR $500 to 500.
MOLASSES 40a soc per Dbl 60cts per
half barrel.
LARD OIL, T5c per gallon
LARD, lla1Sc per H.
GUNP0RDER, ST. 80 per keg.
BLASTING POWDER, $3.50 per key
SODA, sat per, lb. by the key
SUGAR. brown, 9alOc; hard l24alIc.
SHOT, per bag, S2.25.
SrONEWARE, l0per gallon.
TOBACCO, manufac'd per Id. 35a60c.
SALT-sack salt, 81 80, fine, - 90: bar
rel, SL5O to Sl.75.
HARDWARE. ETC.
CASTINGS, Sa5c per ID.
IRON, bar size, 28c per III.
Pillow STEEL, Sc per ID.
PLOW STEEL WINGS SIC per ID.
IRON AXLES sc per 10.
NAILS, $3.50 rates.
HORSE SHOE NAILS, 25c per 10
STEEL cast. NJ. 3 A, 2Oa25c.
STEEL FLOWS, Sal24c per 10,
HUBS, 81 .25a2. % per sett.
PLOWS, Hertweck, Baltzer & Knoerr,
Steel Flows, No. /, $500; No. ,, 81 90;
No. 8, $3.50; No. 4, $500.
Baltzers patent one horse Plow $500, ex-
ira plow moulds SOD each. Cotton
scrapsrs same.
Powell Bro, from various factories, one
horse plows, S5.00aS.00 two horse
plows 00aI6, 90
TIES, 5a6c
LEATHER, kip skins S450ae.5O sole PEI
H., 81 la 35c; upper side, $4.50a5.O0.
PRINTS safe per yard.
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~, wrrK IN THE POLICE Counr


-one-half the world have no knowledge
"a 10 how the other half exist and have
their daily being; and it is equally true
that one half the citizens of even a small
villaee-the educated, cultivated, and re-
6ned-bave no conception of the weak
moss nerversity and troubles of the other
half of their neighbors. The Police Court
nresents the rwors-er" half in all its
pbase,. and sometimes would make one
doubt that he belonged to the same hu-
man family with the unfortunates who
crowd police circles with their complaints
and grievances. These grievances are
not altogether 'idrunks," flights" and
! "breaches of the peace" as might ordi-
narily be supposed, but run from high
domestic broils to the petty annoyance of
boys sticking pins in each other. They
come from the sable-hued African and
the would-be proud Caucasian alike; they
come from the gray haired father, down
the grades of age, to the jolly and uprOar-
ious young gentleman
A most intense young man;
A soulful-eyed young man;
An uItrapoetical, superesthetical,
Out-ofthe-way young man.
One of this last type is always anxious
to "submit his case without trial." to
keep the young ladies from learning q
his misstep. Mondsy-an irate widow
charges that her innocent little boy can't
go out of her own yard, without being
az tacLad hv anna rno1star IF a na1ro mo N
who wants to beat her .,haRsaniv-S
meanness, and because he is an or
and has no father to protect him. The
proof, may be, will show that her "dear
little innocent boy" has been for days
pelting the black mans wife and children
with rocks, and set up of nights to break
oil the window glass out of his house.
The poor mother won't believe it--knows
her boy hasn't been out of the yard ex-
cept when she saw him-Rnd with tears
and anger afirms that there is no chance
for widows and orphans to get justice IN
this country. Tuesday, white man
with sick wife, wants 20 know if there
is any law in Hickman to protect man
in his own premises-occupauts of the,
same house, and the families not harmo
nious. One of them is accused of throw
ing chairs, SC, over the floor, and Of
keeping a dog and pups that make night
and day hideous by barking and bowling
Each side have really good causes oil
grievance according to their own state
ments. Wednesdays citizen prays s.
warrant against neighbor, accusing
him of selecting corner where the stree
is narrowest, and planting posts in the
street, so as to prevent a wagon frOul
being driven over that street, next TO hisl
garden fence. Thursday stranger freiI
off pistol in the corporate limits, but
comes into court and swears that it wal
accidental--that it fred itself. friday
venerable citizen complains that tbl
loose dogs in his neighborhood preveni
every body from sleeping a wink, but be-
has no idea W ho the dogs belong to, q
how the protection is to be obtained, but
he wants to be protected Saturday.
cOuntryman complains that some littls
beys caused his horse 10 break loose frou
the rack, but he don't know one littla
town boy from another, and the boys hal
run away. So it goes, from weeks END
to weeks end.
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DIED, in this city, on the 18th inst,
EMMA LOUISA, infant daughter of Chas.
and Belle Baltzer.
A. NJ. BROWN CO., make speciality
OF Cigars, Tobaccos and Snuff. If
The fruit crop of this section has
proven a comparative failure. The ex-
cessive cold winter did the work.
Mrs. Carrie Mahoney has been very
i'll, at wickliffs, Ballard county. but is
now improving, says the Paducah Nesss.
STEAM jon OFFIcE-We are pre-
pared to furnish Letter Heads, Statements
Bill Heals, Pamphlets and all kinds OF
Job-work in city style and at city prices.
Our friends in small towns should send
US their work.
FOR the cheapest Canned Goods in
town go to J. W. ROGERS.
Since the magnificent rains of last
Sunday, some farmers are still complain
ing. In some neighborhoods the pros
pscts are that they will have to build adj
ditionai corn cribs, to take care of their
increased crops.
IF you want any kind of tinware, GO to
J. w. ROGERS. If.
There will be a picnic aud bran
dance, on the Upshaw farm, A milea from
Hickman, on the Dyersburg road, on
Tuesday, July 26th. Good music, and a
good basket dinner. Everybody invited
to come, and bring their baskets well fill
ed with good things to eat.
CURRANTs, PRUNES and MACKA-
roni, fresh at J. w. ROGERS.
The patrons of Mrs. Harriet Roul-
bac's school will be pleased to learn that
she will reopen her school, without fail,
the lst Monday in September. Mrs. R.
is admitted TO be one of the best female
teachers in the State, and we cordially
commend her school to those having girls
10 educate.
If you want No. Maekerel, for 25c,
or Maekerel in kits or tin cars, from zoe
TO Sl.10 apiece, go to j. W. ROC Frs.
Town Marshal Huddleston, of Full
ton, brought in coored man, Monday,
charged with robbing Collins store, in
Fulton, and placed him in Jail under nit
timus from Judge Starks. He stole two
watches, some money, and other articles,
and, from what we hear, is pretty certain
20 get q term in the penitentiary.
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For city Marshal.

We are authorized to announce JOSEPH
DouoAL as candidate for the office of
City Marshal at the ensuing August elec
ton.
We are authorized to announce James
q. Barnes as candidate for the office of
City Marshal at the ensuing August cleo
tion.
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APrOpOsItIon forC.,,o

Another let'sr to Corkhill from North
east Maryland says:
"SIR-i nave great interest in the
man Cor oeSssl Guiteau, particularly his
appetite, az SIR, propose to cut two
ounces OF nesa from him every day aud
make him rIs lido so until he eats him
reputation as the man that shot a Presi.
dent and then ate himself mn yonrs
with respec', WV. ]. F. DARLING"
"P. SIT You cannot find anv on. 70
do it in Washington just call on me. |
mean IL. W.. F. D."
Paducan merchants are subscribing to
q proposed telephone line between that
,itY and Benton.
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As rule, no public sheet has right
to use the name of n private lady, aud as
q rule none but society sheets do use it,
and it is because the society has dis cover
ed how much some of these so called To-
men are fattered by seeing their names
in print, coupled with laudatory remarks
about their beauty and toilets, that it con-
tinues a practice that ought to be, and
doubtless is, condemned by every lady
whose modesty and sense of propriety are
equal to her beauty.-Hopkinsville Repub-
lican.
n,r aant;ua,4,.o ii
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FOR THE LEGISLATURES.

We are authorized to announce Dr. 10.
h. LUroS, Of Fulton, as n candidate to
represent the counties of Hickman and
Fulton in the Lower House of the next
State Legislature.
We are authorized to announce C. NJ.
VAUGHN as candidate for reelection
20 represent the counties of Fulton and
Hickman in the Lower House of the uext
Kentucky Legislature.
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Hon. Thes. l. Jones received the unani-
nous Endorsement of the Campbell county
Democracy for the Governorship at the
late convention in that county. Let the
boom continue. He is the proper man for
the place. -Cynthi ma Democrat.
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Election Notice.!

A ELECTION will be held on the LIST
n Monday in August, 1881, at each
voting precinct in Fulton county, Ky,
for inc purpose of electing Coroner in
and for said county.
Also, at the same time, in precincts Nos
8, 4, ana 8, for the purpose of eleciing
cons,aoies IN the same. All of which are
to nj vacancies existing in the several
Offices named above.
This July Is. 1881.
" c JOHNSON, s. F. G
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Commercial.
HICKMAN COURIER UFPICE.
FRIDAY, July y, 1881.
COUNTRY PRODUCE, ETC.

GREEN oaarPLES.-Buyers are paying
from 15ca2oe per box; and - per Dbl.
PORK, 44ca5c.
DRIED FRUiT-Apples p to 3 cents;
Peaches 81 to y cents
WHEAT, market active 90aSI 90 per bush
MEAL soc, from wagons.
BEES WAX, 20c per ii.
HIDES, green &C. dry sailed, lie; dry
flint, l5c.
WOOL, as3 i0c per ID, tub washed; I'M
washed 2 to30 cts.
FEATHERS, S5a40c per ID, prime.
TALL0 W, dsper ID.
BUTTER, fresh, 20c per To-
POULTRY, lpring chickens $3.50; old
- 00a2, FER dozen.
EGGS, GfHper dozen.
BARRELS1oypress Molasses Barrels,
SI.50; irn bound Sl.6O. Flour 45ets.
Apple andPotato 35c. Kraut aud Pickle
Stands 75oto $l.5O Cypress Kegs, iron
bound, IOg gals, 90c; Oak, 90c.
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COURIER QUERY BON

Questions or ANSWERS solicited from any reader
Of the COURIER, and particularly from
pupils of Fulton County schools. When a
question cannot be readily answered, IL sciu
be printed expecting some reader to answer IL.
No religious or political argument, or prop
oSition IN mathematics, admitted.
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Local Items.

n@-Short communications on public
questions printed-but not responsible
Tor sentiments or expressions of CORES
pondents-except whore we refuse to give
name of author.
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5000.

SILVER SPRAY FLOUR $500 per bar
rei-warranted to be as good as any in
market. s. N. WHITE.
Railroad men are now engaged pre-
pairing to lay new track down Water
street. Many think it will be a large
advantage to our shippers interest, but
others oppose it. Bondurant s Drewry,
commission merchants says they will try
90 stop them by injunction when track
layers reach their lots. Right of way
has been granted the Rrailroad company
by the city council.
Our WHEAT MARKET.-Hickman
wheat market is somewhat improving,
home buyers paying as high as 81 .O5 spot
cash, this week. Our mi,iers, S. N. White
and Powell & Bro, are now buying, and
bidding up little lively. The farmers
are disposed to hold on to their wheat,
expecting better prices. In this expecta-
tion We think they are right. Wheat is
advancing slowly in all the leading mar
kets. Farmers who are able to hold, we
don't think will lose anything by doing so.
Tho Domestic Sewing Machine
is offered on its merits. Over fifteen years
Of practical use, and the continued and
steady increase of the demand for it,
surely proves beyond doubt that i: pos
sesscs qualities which give it the highest
standard Of excellence. For sale at
jyl5 FORTUNES DRUG STORE.
GRAND, FREE BARBECUE TIE
co1ored people of Mad Greek propose &c
give a free barbecue and picnic on Satur-
day, July 5oth, on the State road, -four
aud half miles from Hickman, to which
the white people Especially the candi-
dates of Hickman and Fulton couutiesl
are respectfully invited to attend. Tn ey
deny the report that it is to be a pay af
fair, and say they are able 20 give FREE
barbecue once a year, in order that al
may come and partake Of their hospitality
without money and without price. Mel
con Gross, J. NJ. Thompson. and Aleck
Ellsworth are the committee Of arrange.
ments.
We learn that sundry reports prevail
as 10 tuc luSudcE w NUN tHc C"a
for the Legislature were received Mt Hick
man on the occasion Of their recent joint
discussion here. The facts are: Vaughn
opened in a speech of something like an
hour, and was listened to with courtesy
aud attention; DIR. Luton followed, occupy
ing about the same time, and was listened
10 with the same courtesy aud attention
Mr.. Vaughn then took the stand to re-
join, when quite n number started tc
leave, occasioning confusion, and quite a
number kept their places desiring to hear
the rejoinders. Some present say they
heard some person or persons hollow to
Vaughn, i've wont hear you, &c, while
others present say they failed TO hear ANY
such expressions DIR. Luton again took
the stand, but the crowd had commenced
to dispense --auJ they did dispsrss.
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HrcKuAx. Ky. July 30, 1891.

The above card of Mr.. BaltZer comedies
with my best recollection of the CONVEX
sation between Mr.. Vaughn, Baltzer, and
myself. The cOnversati IN between Mr..
Vaughn and myself was directly in regard
to placing beer on an equality with whis-
KY. AT the corner of the street, when
Mr.. Vaughn signifed to Mr.. Baltzer that
he desired further conversation with him,
walked on short distance, and they
stepped a few feet in the opposite direc
ton. What was said between them at
that time | can make no statement, ex-
cept that from where | stood l heard Mr.
Vaughn saying TO Mr.. Baltzer, indicating
that he would have something accomplish
ed by the next Christmas, if elected, and,
also, somsthing in regard to the Germans
of Louisville, but what was being said,
depOnent sayeth not.
GEORGE WARREN
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Every dealer in saw stocks should
have one CT scribners Log Scale Cards,
for the rapid calculating Of tho number
Of fee, in aleg For sale at this office
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Local Notices.

500 IN FRUIT CANS,
800 GLASS FRUIT JARS,
at low.ss cash prices, at
j24-4 j. W. CORW4N& cos
FOR SALE
A duslling house, on Troy avenue, the
prettiest location in town. Apply TO
THOS. KIRKPATRICK.
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GOOD GRAHAM FLOUR, Dat Meal and
Cracked Wheat, at ]. w. ROGERS.
Watermelens, of home growth. made
their appearance in the city on Monday
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Ed Corier:-Is it or not ply siological
fact that the sense OF smell, to some ex-
tent, depends upon the size of the nose?
In other words, is it true or not that a
person with well developed nose "a sort
of 40 horse power affair-can grasp and
receive a greater breadth and depth of
odors, be they pleasant or unpleasant,
than person possessed of small nose?
AnsWer-A very large nose most gen.
orally detracts from beauty, and it may
be that the law of compensation gives to
the possessor of the huge nose more
accute and powerful sense of smell. Pos
sessing only medium sized smeller, with
little inclination to puggishness, we
cannot speak advisedly, further than tc
say our nose has always been capable of
gratifying us when coming in contact
with objects emitting sweet olors, as vel
as giving due notice when the reverse is
the case.
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FrLroN AcAnE,LY


Editor Couier:-Is the study of Meteor
ology making any advance in the United
States, and is it accomplishing any good?
SCHOLAR.
Ans,cer-The study of meteorology has
made immense strides. The tracking of
storms over the entire northern hemi-
sphere by means of the international
system of simultaneous observations, aud
their charting and monthly publication
under the direction of Prof. Able, of the
General Weather Service of the United
States, is accomplished fact. This
valuable publication is based upon the
reports from regular stations in the Unit
ed States and Canada, large number OF
monthly records of voluntary observers
and army post surgeo ns, the logs of ves-
sells, the Internal ional sy stem of observa-
ton, reliable newspaper extracts, special
reports, aud the labors of the State Wealth
err Services Of Iowa, Nebraska and Mis-
souri,.
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Wheat Wanfed,
Wanied f.

l viii pay the highest market price for
wheat and corn at my mill.
jyI S. n. WHITE.
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JORDAN STATION, ky

Mr. EHtor.-Investigating the subje ct
of education, we desire to know which
country ranks in the number of school
cbildren2 We.
Anscer-We have no data Mt hand, ex-
cept that furnished in our home prints.
According to these publications the United
States claims TO have double the number
of school child rem of any other country
in the world. TIE number is stated by
the Bureau of Education to be 9,424,0S6
The nearest approach to this figure is
made by France, which has 4,7I6,935
Prussia follows with 1907, 176, and Eng
land and Wales with 3,710 SS3. OF the
total population, the school children o.
the United States form nearly twenty pei
cent; of France, twelve per cent; o.
Prussia, sixteen per cent and of England
and Wales about thirteen per cent.
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GEORGE WARREN.

We, the undersigned, certify that we
we're present at the speaking of Mr..
Vaughn and DR.. Luton, at this place, on
the night of July 9th, 1881 that during
Mr. VanghA's speech of about one hour,
he never once referred TO the Beer Law,
but said that he had done nothing while
in the last Legislature but what he
thought was right, and he would always
vote as he had done, and wanted the peo-
pie TO endorse him in his votes and acts.
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Hickman.
Now Running.

Ny Mill is now running. l am prepar-
ed to wait ON the public. viii pay mar
ket pnce for grain.
Flour, Meal, Bran, and Feed. constantly
on hand 5. n. WHITE.
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11E nEpOT.

ADJOINING PLUMBERS STABLE.
Customers served promptly at reason
st5s n,il,o. Gail or leave your orders,
ana Sir. Is Piummcr Nill wall on you,
'"F J. " SHEPHERD.
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CLINTON, Ky.
Ed Courier;-Will you please inform
me, either by mail or through the medium
of your valuable paper, whether Gen.
Babcock, Grants private Secretary, was
removed from said Office or did he resign2
By answering the above you will settle q
controversy INoUIRER.
TGen RshcocL ras;nnad his nos;tion
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-05-29
THURSDAY, THE 16 h DAY OF
JUNE, A. D. 1881,

AT u O'Clock N of said day, proceed TO
sell, at the Court House d ,Or, In the ~
aud county of Los Angeles, 81 ate Of Cal
i1orna, at public auct on To the highest
and best bIadsr Tor cash in U. o. golo
coin, to satisfy said judsmen
FOR lien for costs in a
Partition SUIT, witr int. rest and ali
interest of said d. fend ant in and 10 he
ollow ny descrihed real estate, to wit:
Com nencius at thu north eastern c3r.
ner O, the lract o land allotted to Marta
Oliver, ie Altam.ranO on the western
side San Pedro street in 'he city auu
county and state afoI esald, aL 2x3 red
w0,. d post in a live viii. ow fence; Iheuc.
south 3uA degrees west ong the w-s,.
ern side y, San tedro street ninety zone
t9) libks to ii 2x3 redwood post ct In
1--we fence al the end Of noarJ fence and
he southeastern cOrrer OF tue tract Of
land descri bed in he com plain; theme,
runn ng nortn 55N degrees west along
bJard I. n u on nurLn line oI Ian OF Eo
erie u w cn'siD- t. The end of salU
board fence aud a 2x3 red wood post ia
live willow ienc- U-lween tue lani de-
Vdlliuia AbiiH, II n north 322 degrees
easl uug sad feuc ninei y-oG- ,9Uliuks
to he soutnwes Tern corn of saIu lrdc
10 Led u Maria Dllveia de AltaniraDo
heretofore; thence running south 5554
uegree- east 4 81 100 chai, s 10 he place ut
beg nint, cputalning 4i5.l, 0J acres OF
land. Refer, nee IL hereby made t. th'
map annexed 10 The report further
de- criptlon oftne tract OF land above dc.
scribcu
.tlesled under my hand, this % day
Of May "A. u. RSl.
W. x. ROWLAND Sheriff.
Ry ]. G. X AYS, Under Sheriff