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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-10
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
AT BOISE CITY, IpAHo,
NOTICE NO 81.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
AT BOISE CITY, IDAHO,
August 7, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that Robert &. Chambers,
Of the City and County of Salt Lake, Territory OF
Utah. by his legally authorized agent. W. II. Watt.
Of the town OF HALEY, Alturss county, Idaho Ter
ritory, has made application for United States
Patent for the
CAYUGA LODE MINING CLAIM,
situate IN Mineral Hill Mining Distii.t, Alturss
county, Idaho Territory, consisting of l,5G0 linear
feet of the lode and surface ground GOO feet wide
being lot No. &C, and described in the field notes
with magnetic variation at Is degrees and 90 min
utes east as follows: Commencing ut the discov-
cry point OF this claim, and running south so de-
srees and 90 minutes east thr ough the eastern end
OF claim CSC feet center of the eastern end line OF
claim; thence north 40 degrees ard As minutes east
300 feet to post No. / thence north "a degrees and
Is minutes west SEQ feet to post No. 9; thence
south 40 degrees and 40 minutes west 600 feet to
post No. }; thence south "A degrees aud Is min
utes east 900 teet to post No 4: thence north As
degrees and IS minutes east GOO feet to said post
No. l. the place of beginning survey OF exterior
boundaries, embracing area of 20 66-1O0 acres,
From post No. L. United States Mineral Monume Mt
No. bears south Ct degrees and % minutes east,
2,6lG feet distant
Any and all persons claiming adversely any por-
ton of the Gayuga Lode Mining Claim or sur ACE
ground. required to file their adverse claims
with the Register OF the L. S. Land Once ut Boise
city, Idaho Territory during the sixty days period
OF publication hereof or they will be barred by
virtue of the provisions OF the statute
The said mining claim being of record in the Of
flee of the County Recorder OF said mining district
ut HALEY. i'll Alturas county, Idaho Territory The
nearest known locations being the Q X, Jay Gould
and Red Elephant.
l direct that this notice be published in the
Wood River Daily Times, the newspaper published
nearest the said mining claim, for tine period of
sixty days JOHN B. MILLER, Register.
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1,0O0-mile shoes, warranted, at $. J..
Fricdman's.
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SaMtNoth News Items.

Vienna Reporter. sth.
A thunderbolt struck a tree 100
yards above the Vienna mill, last
week, SCATTERING it.
l.. Smiley has returned from few
weeks sojourn in Zion.
Mrs. Paris Carton and her little
daughter have arrived from Salt Lake
City.
The toll-road below Galena is now
in better shape than ever. Several
new bridges have been put in, the
road cleared of rocks, and many other
improvements made.
The business and assay Offices OF
the Atlanta mine, in Lake gulch,
above Sawtooth City, caught fire last
Sunday. Very little damage was
done.
The Reporter has moved into its
new office.
Judge Y. S. Anderson and Captain
Bledsoe passed through Vienna a few
days ago, on their way to the Dead
wood basin, where they have some
good quartz claims.
Wood River is now filled with ties
They have commenced to throw them
in about two miles below Galena down
to the Warm Spring ranch, about
seven miles below. Considerable
trouble is experienced in getting then
! to run, as the river is now at its low
est stage, and the short bends in the
stream will cause the boys some little
trouble to get down to point where
they can get good sailing.
Louis Gottlich discovered ralena
mine about five miles from here, OF
one of the tributaries Of Smokey, +,
short time ago, which he calls tho
Fredonia. He has since sunk on i
and found the width to be five feet
The ore is galena, gray carbonates ant
black sulphurets. This is at the deptl
Of five feet. The ledge is in a contac
between slate and limestone. 1t ais,
contains iron in abundance,
Roads are being built to the Noun
tain King, Solace, and Vienna mines
Over 80 men are at work upon them
They will lead from Vienna to tn
mines named, and will be from mil
to mile and half in length.
Last Saturday forenoon, a. abou
II o'clock, while Peter Wataer, Pete
Albert, - Challis and Chinamal
were at work opening placer CLAN
on Stanley creek, Watner was kille
by stroke of lightning. 1t strucI
him in the left ear and followed dow
the body, killing him instantly. Dc
ceased was well known, having re
sided in Stanley Basin since 1865
and previous to that at Idaho Cit,
He was native of Prussia, and age
about so years. None of the other
were injured by the shock.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that under and in pursu.
ance OF the laws Of Idaho Territory, every person.
association or company claiming to be entitled to
lands included in the Townsite Of Bellevue, as in
the above notice set forth, or to any block lot,
share or parcel thereof. is required, within sixty
days after the first publication of the foregoing
notice of entry. in person by his its duly au-
thorzed agent or attorney. to sign a statement in
writing containing an accurate description of the
particular parcel parts in which he or they claim
to have an interest and the specified right inter-
est or estate therein which he they claim to be
entitled to receive; also brief statement of the
facts upon which such right interest or estate de-
ponds for its validity and to deliver the same to
or unto the office of the Probate Judge Of Alturas
County, Idaho Territory. And all persons failing to
sign and deliver such statement within the time
above specified shall as against any claimant, be
forever barred the right of claiming or recovering
such lands, or any interest therein in any court
law or equity.
Dated July 10. 1882.
STEPHEN B. DILLEY,
Probate Judge.
n. N. Ruick, Attorney for Probate Judge. Belle
vue, Idaho. jyl9
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DIED..

TREGASHIS-Of diphtheria, on Pine creek. near
Idaho City. I. T., on Monday, August 7, LIZZIE
TREGAsHIs, aged Is years, months and 20 days.
GHer funeral took place at II O'Clock Tuesday
morning. from the NJ E. Church, Rev. F. W. Crook
oaiciating.l
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-08-10
T0wnsite of Bellevue,

Notice 10 hereby given, pursuant to law that I,
stephen B. Dilley, Probate Judge of Alturas coun-
ty Idaho Territory, have, the 9th day of June,
1882, entered as and under the name of the Town
site of Bellevue, Alturas county, Idaho Territory
the following described lands. to wit: Beginning
at post No. l, which bears north Is deg 50 min
west 80 10 chains distant from corner of town.
ships and north, and ranges lS and 10 east:
running thence north Is deg 30 min west 81 rs
chains to post No. 2; thence north As deg % min
west II chains to post No. thence north Is deg
~ min west 22.l5 chains to post No. 4; thence
south II deg 81 min west 34.38 chains to post No.
81 thence south Is deg 20 min east 64.62 chains to
post No =; thence north II deg 81 min east 80. 50
chains to post No. and place Of beginning con.
tanning an area of 242.47 acres, aud Being on un-
surveyed lands; in trust for the several use and
benefit Of the occupants thereof.
Dated July 10, 1882.
STEPHEN B. DILLEY,
Probate Judge.
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800 REWARD.

Lost, on Main street, Haley. last evening, be.
tween Gaen and Croy streets, pocket book, con-
tanning sum of money and some memoranda and
other papers of no use to any one but the owner.
A reward of $40 will be paid upon delivery of the
pocket-book to this Office as 3t~
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The sYiss.nsippi.

The War Department hns sued the
following order, carrying into effect the
recomme ndation or the Mississippi River
Commission.
BY direction Of the Secretary OF War.
the Mississippi river, between Cairo and
the baes, is divided into the following
districts. for the purpose ofimproyement.
construction and repair of levees:
First dislric,-From Cairo to the foot
of Island No. 40, 10 be in charge of Capt.
john g. D. Knight. II the Corps of Engi-
neers. assigned with station a. Memphis
or Cairo, a. mis- discretion.
Second district From foot of Island
No. 80 TO the mouth of White river, 10 the
charge Of which Capt. Alexander Miller,
Corps OF Engineers. is sssigned, with sta
ton a, Memphis.
Third district-From the mouth OF
White river to Warrenton, charge OF
which is assigned 10 Capt. William L.
Marshall. OF he corps Of engineers, with
stalinn "a Vieksbnre.z
Fonrth districi.--Prom warrenton 20
the head Of the passes. 10 the charge OF
which 10 assigned Maj. Ames Stickney.
corps OF ngineers. with station at New
Orleans. This district will in clude. he
sides levees and special work on the riv-
er the rectifcaiiou Of Red and Atchsfalava
rivers at the mouth OF Rel river Cant.
Miller will transfer to Maj. Stickuey the
charge Of the improvement OF the harbor
Al Natchez, and 10 Capt. Marshall the
charge Of the improvement OF the harbor
at Vicksburg.
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The Boy and tue Procession,

What would procession DO withori
the attending escort of boys? Did Won
ever see a procession with no bows lead
ing tho advance or following along by
the side of it? Never, unless il was q
funeral procession. But there is another
procession that he doesn't take stock ia.
His proudcst position is right alongside
OF the drum-mnjor, and he would feed
thxt a kick from that gorgeous parsonage
us thun1p from his staff with the tir
gilded knob, wouN 30 the highest honor
he could receive. The next most desir-
able position IL next to the man who
blows the bass-drum, which he viii hold
for squares at the imminent risk Of kav-
lug his brains knocked ont by the big
drllm-stick. And you can't tire the bows
out, either, no matter how protracted
the march may be. A few may lag
along the line, cheerfully tripping up q
soldier DOW and then, but their places
ere quickly filed mp Mt the head Of the
colnmn There they 20, some white.
some black, some barefooted, some with
ont Jackets and others bareheaded They
hre irrepressible, and it doesn't do any
good for the marshal to shake his sword
at them and order them away, or for
policemen to threaten They are the
lf-appointed advance guard of the pro
cession, and cannot be discharged or dis
persed
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-09-08

O.ss-s-ss-rys l-.sn.r- prTmR
~ election plan, Mr. Warren does not
and cannot say thar a majority Of the
Democrats OF the District are in favor OF
primary election. Suppose the Demo-
erals are greatly divided, one half for
convention and the other for primary cleo
ton. which shall rule? I deny that the
Turner element believe 80 strong in pri
mary elections that they would adhere to
it Independently OF Mr. Turner r Senator
Georges Letter 10 Pddsoah Reps.
The vote in the counties of Ballard,
Galloway, Marshal. Trigg. Graves and
McCracken, together with q respectable
and increasing vote in the other counties
OF the District, emphasized at repeated
elections the past ten years, answers the
question. We know by these past elec-
tions that there are six or seven thousand
democrats who will not vote for the aoni-
nee Of contention. Now we ask the Sena.
tor, how many democrats are there In tho
District who icould NOT support the NOMINEES
of a primary election? The Senator can
say, and wont say, that the contention demo
Gratis will not support the nominee of a
fas'HotJ SsSStASH. ~ mus "Au
will answer, that the convention demo-
Gratis would support the nominee OF pri-
mary election; and that il they would,
that the party would thereby be harmon
lied aud united. Now, then, in each
successive election for the past ten year $
from six to seven Thousand snii-conven-
tiou democrats have gone to the polls an a
BY their rotes asked for a primary election
Suppose that the Congressional Committee
in courtesy and respect 10 these six ihous-
and democrats, or as q mere Question OF
party policy. he'd have ordered The prima-
~ election as asked for by them, we ask
Senator George II the party to-day would
not be united, harmouized and organised?
However, We beg 70 say again, that the
Courier has no heart IN ihis family quar-
raj; and We only strike back when straak
We give our honest convictions, based on
facts. and IL those who think they hear
the Congressional bee" busting about
their own ears. think they see treason in
our words, why let them make the most
OF IT. We believe eur plan would unite
all the democrats OF this Dis trics; and We
know the convention PLAZA spiu NOT
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tsurrcss We musi lgtGeorge Warren,
ST. sEine other man, that does not now. no,
never did, have anything TO DO with the
Committee, name the msn, and Of e5arse
every body would abaiidsn their friends
and vote for him. Well probably thai
may lock sensible 10 some, but il smacks
for some thing very thin to me.--I Senate,
Geo1gs's Letter.
HASH Iienril the lightning might stti ks
you; aud il We should nane you as the
marvelOusiy proper man It might not up
pear so than, Ito you).
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The Gsv~rnor OF kentucky.

IL seems that at Washington lively In
terest is taken in the selection OF eandi-
date for Governor Of Kentucky. The
comsnereiars wsshingson correspondent
says
may safely be asserted that Proctor
Knott will be q candidate for Governor
- kentucky, and that he feels assured OF
a nomination. Every effort will be made
az the start to shcive Col. Jsacs Of New
port. as ne is generally recognized as abe
most prominent candidate now in the
6ela When placed hors iu combat by n
combsaation of !, Il rivals 10 get him out
81 The ~ay. then The witty and astnte
n,amber from the Ba.-dstown District will
h, pushed 20 the front with a reasonable
nrospect of saesess-
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Free Celumn.

vertisemenis Under the Heads OF
WANTED, FOR SALE, FOR RENT, &C.,
or an acceptable nature, and not to ex
coed four lines, are free to all.
H,re Bustness Adre, fisements Not Inserted ia
These Columns Without Fdy.
Ifanswers fail TO come the first time
we invite u second, third, or as many re.
ne,ifions as are necessary TO secure what
Won advertise for. We wish the advertis-
ers to feel IN at they are not imposing on
as. but ore doing us q favor by using our
free columns. IS we are determined "a
make
THE HICKMAN COURIER THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may
always have their wants supplied.
RIvER Fssa FoR SALE.-Contains SOC
acres. 80 cleared-weil i'm proved. Ad.
dress. " M L. salmon
PARTNER WANTED "A practical
exnerienced man, in an established BUSH
ness. paying now and can be increased.
,xants partner with $500 to 81, 900 cash
.an;tal References given and required.
Address az, Courier office.
For sALE.-A dwelling house. centrally
heated. Apply ut Courier office.
VyOR SALE.-A fine farm--welt tim
bered, good Improvements, so acre
''s"' - - II. VI. wtLsox.
yyOR SALE--A dwelling house. in West
n Hickman. Apply to W. ]. BRouS.
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Bill CLARK, they say is seeking to be
the nominee of the radcah convention,
and is said to be a fasofite with many be-
cause he has heretOf'ye been Turner
YRS, lieutenant and eeus, >ract many OF
h..----s IA followers. Clark Inns been
'bolihg" eeeryihing in the shape of =
convention, sssa or unseen, for the pas,
20 years, and would be beautiful speGi
men to "orsanize the party on ne con
veniion plan.
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MANY democrats would like for Capt
Henry Tyler to consent TO hear the Demos
cratic banner in the Congressional race
lie is not an aspirant-has withdraw
from politics, and we doubt If be would
accept The nomination If rendered h'ni
but, if the convention men want brainy
man-one the equal OF Turner in ability
TYLER would I'll the bill.
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A skinflint never s6vertises.

The temperance boom has struck Psdu-
cab.
The liberal advertiser is the liberal
dealer.
Col. Turner has issucd n circular to his
friends in this district relative TO his
candidacy for re, election TO Congress.
The Iowa Democrats in their Stale
Convention came out strong against Fro.
lection and Prohibition
Tho Tex ms drummers' license tax has
been reduced one third. 1t Is now $50
Last year the total amount Collected wa:
over 100000
A fsvoriic amusement Of circus gianl
attached to one OF the travelling shows IL
60 light his cigars at the stree,s'amps
Said giant is eight feet two inches tall.
A young fellow named Wright w.s ar
rested in Padncah iasi week charged with
bsi bel. =. z caire sessas thief, aud taken Il
The convention or the Natiohat Cotton
Planters Association atiLi,ile Rock, Ark,
In October, promises TO DO an interesting
occasion.
:. The eight year oil son OF Jsmos A
noarx was DROWNED at the mouth OF
Clark's river. Met'rsctct county Tues
day. He went out alone in canoe and
fell out.
Prof. Hinsdale, OF Hiram College. who
has been for soms lime ia Boston supers
intending, the duplication OF the life and
works OF President Garfield. has return.
ed TO his home in Cincinnati.
Louissiiie has one whisky or beer sa-
loon 20 every thirty houses, one lawye,
every 10 honsrs, aid ohe preacher tc
svery 100 Eouse..
The Iva Bri,isb Princes. Albert Victor
and George of Wales, who have beer
making the tour of The world, have just
been confirmed 81 whippiugham church,
Newport, Isle Of wight
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The Roam.

lFrnm the FAducah NcWr,
Let the Congressional Convention which
meets hers October 81. put upon the track
. good man in all respects aud he:is Ger.
tain to be elected. The people of al
parts OF the district are so expire ssing
themselves. anil the murmur can he count.
ed npon. To do the work required Of the
Conveation will net be found very hard
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-09-08

Tom. Corbett is being urged by some
for the Padueah nomination. II the Re-
puhlicAns will then nominate Lush Ander-
soD-we II ''organiser that Col. Noble may
enjoy tho realization OF his prophetic
dream OF hearing the Kings English
completely Can nj Inflated
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-09-08

Carr. c. L. RANDLE is great favorite
with many in the different counties Of
this District for congress aud many think
he would have no trouble in being The
nominee of the Paducah convention, u ne
would accept lie is not candidate and
will no, be. lie is a splsndia man.
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COU RT OF APPEAL6
CITY OFFICIALS.

Mayor Alex. A. Paris.
City Judge George Warren.
City Mnrshal-J y. Barnes.
City Clerk. +. Mill~t.
city Treasurer-T. p. Fortune.
Markeimasier-J. .. Barnes.
City Tax Coilector-B. X Walker.
Wharfmaster-,J. o. barnes.
Sexton Peter George.
Councilmen-Chas. Baltser, John w
Cowgirl, Jas. W. German, r. n. French,
OHIO Hertweek, and b. c. Ramage.
Dist. Sc hool Trustees.-R. +. Miliet,
II C. Beckman and ). w. Laude rdale.
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We respectfully suggest to the Hick-
man Courier that IL Is mistaken in say
ing that the Courier is the only paper in
this district thai has taken issue with
han. Oscar Turner upon question Of
public policy. The News. in many artic-
ses. has .'issenied from Mr.. Turner's vote
on the River ani IIarbOr BILL and has
strongly ASSERTED iis approval of the pass
age Of that bill rod expressed the hope
ftsf the nsxt Ccns ass, and the next, and
the aeKt, viii supplement- the approPria-
itens ts the Mississippi The Ohio and
Missesri rivers BY such additional appro-
prIations as viii secure their full aud
safe nasigsiioa.-- Padncah Asps.
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Col Noble is credited with the incisive
remark that the Congressional Com
nitr ee had made id fools Of themselves
ms usual" Noble always supports the
nominee, but no has a wonderfully inc's''e
way OF telling the truth.
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q. a. GovEaNMENr.

President-Chesier A. Arthur.
Vic Presidept-Dssid Davis.
Seoy OF Stste-Theo. Frelinghuysen.
Secretary Treasury-James Foiger.
Secretary of war-Robt. Lincoln.
5eeretar Navy-Wm. Chandler.
Secretary Interiors;. j. kirkwood-
Postmasi err Overwhelmingly o. How
Attorney General - brewster.
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STATE OFFICERS.

Governor-sake p Blackburn.
LII. GOVERNOR. 5. CanIrell.
Secretary OF Sfate-James blackburn.
Assist. Sec. OF State-Thos. q. Harris
State Auditor--Fayette Hewitt.
Treasurer--J ames W. Tate.
Attorney G eneral-P- w. Hardin
Register Land 0fice-Alph. She lden-
Sup. Pub. ruction-J- d. Pickett.
STATE Printers l. " Major.
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Rrshgbaysthe 'lsrgess 6a.ner in Zen.
tscky. is 'eol.siiichard waisrs. of sl4i.am
county Saho-caltivsses over four Thousand
acres of land in Oldham. Henry and staI :
ny ssr mites; sand some OF his .nsiehbsrs
base 6een estimating his income srosn
sass season crops aud figure out for ii iGs
= eisar proai of s5o.Qo0.--l fcnners .ilas;e
.J0rxzgi
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Rsr Joe ssiackbnrn

5ref Asflffu lStWsI
i've were as certaja of drawing the
capitai prize in The Louisiana lottery as
Toe Black burn is of being returned TO
Congress, red buy ticket e morrow
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Hon. A. R. BOone,o Graves, is favor
ably spoken OF in our county as man in
all respects worthy Of the nomination ny
our Democratic Congressional Convention
TO he held in October next. Once and
again has the Designating knight OF
Jefferson formerly Of Balisril. been hurl-
ed from his saddle, on his Congressio al
charger and bedragglediu the dust of The
arena by the unerrine stroke of the
knight Of Graves. aud there is snch a
thing As history repeating itself Il Gallo
trGy Nrrrs,
We are authorized TO say that Judge
BOone's name is being urged without his
consent or authority, an I hat he is not
aud viii not be, can lidAte for Congress.
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COUNTY OFFICIALS,

County Judge-iI. &. Bailey.
County Clcrk.-A NJ. Debow.
Sheriif-w. e. johnson.
Circuit Court Clerk-T. VI. French.
Assessor-Jas. Cooper.
County AAtOrney-A. b. Kingman.
JaiIer-Frank Thomasson.
Master Commissioner-Geo Warren.
County Surveyor-Robert Mcconnell.
Coroner
Circuit udge-James Campbell.
Colnmonw eaIth's Attorney-C. Thoms
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GOLDBERG,
The Watch Maker.

(us MRS. scuARFEs GROCERY house J
II you want any work done on watch
es, Clocks or Jeweiry, call nj the Pos.
o flee, where you can have it done IN hrss
rate style, ut = reasonable price Dfh-
cult work solicited.
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official Directory.
MAGISTRATES COURTS.

ST District-Esq. Donaho, I'd Satur,la
March, June, September and Dccem-
Der. Esq Hammond, LIST Saturday in
same months.
ID Dislrict-Esq. Goar, 3rd Saturday in
March. June, September and December.
Esq. Kenady, 4th Monday in same months.
Srd District ESQ Reed, 3rd Monday in
March. June, September and Dece mber.
Esq. Mayes, 4th Saturday in same months.
4th District rs q. Dick inson, Ist Mon
lay in March. June. September and De-
cember. Esq Baynes, 4ih Tuesday in
same months.
9Th District-Esq. Boaz. lst wednesday
in March, June. September q nd Dec en,ber
Esq Fields, Srd Wednesday in sam e
months.
9th Distriet-Esq. Jones, 4th Wednes-
day in March, June, September aud be-
cember. Esq. Thos. Bradshaw I'd Wed
nesday in same months.