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(yf the original use OF the drum there
are rather discordant accounts but a very
orthodox myth ascribes the invention Of
them to time anterior even TO the reign
Of Jupiter. For it is said that the Cory
bantes. when in charge of the infant god,
and wished to conceal him from the very
unpalernal designs of his father Saturn,
improvised some drums, and kept up such
a din with them as often as the child crieh
that the murderous parent was unable to
discover bis whereabouts. Notwithstand-
ing his tale. it does not appear that the
Corybantian instrument was very early
used in war. for there is no mention of it
in the Trojan expedition. or in any OF the
campaigns Of later Greeks and Romans
The learned are disposed to believe that
it was brought into Europe as military
instrument by the returning crusaders IN
the 18th or 18th century.
But twas clearly known long before
in Africa and Egypt, and as purely
orchestral accompaniment in times OF
peace it seems likely to have been known
to the Hebrews under the term which ia
the English Scriptures is rendered by
tabor. The family likeness of the word
TO the modern French tambour is too
obvious to escape notice: but 1t - also
very similar in sound to the Kurdish tam
bar. and to our old English term. tim
brel " The Hindoo tom-tom is. perhaps.
also connected with it. and it has been ar
gued that all these words have a common
Aryan root. represented in our language
by the verb tap" This would be sup
ported by the view, in which classical
psychologists concur, that in early times
both the timbrels and other larger instru-
ments of the kind were played by strik-
ing upon them with the finger ends.
In ifs original shape the drum or tym-
panum was smaller even than tambo-
rine. It was mere disc OF parchment
stretched upon small circlet of metal.
The addition OF second surface with a
hollow space intervening. and with sup
porting sides of cylindrical form, was Of
much later design, although this part of
the instrument has now become almost "a
natural to the idea of it rs any other. The
proof Of this is to be found in the meta
phorical use of the term as borrowed by
engineers, who have given the name by
universal consent to the large hollow
cylinders round which rope or chain Is
coiled
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CATAR RA DIRECTIONS.

, orCa,arrh. HsyFeAer
Cold in the Head. sc.
insert with littl tingt :
a partiee of IN. Balm,
into the nostrils draw
strong breaths through
the nose. Ii will be alb.
sorbed, cleansing and
healing the diseased
membrane.
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And then coffin they carried of In"
This will not be your epitaph if YOU take
your cough and DIR. X. V. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" in time. II is a specific
for weak lungs. splitting of blood, night
sweats, and the earliest ages of consumption.
BY all druggists. sept26d&wlw
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hENNEBEC COUNTY, In Probate Court, a
1ngnsfo, on the fourth Monday Of Augusf, 1859
- Lucy A. Moody, late of Monmouth, in said
county, decreased. having pettioDed for license TO
the payment Of debts. &c. viz: Two undivided
thirds OF store, stable, and land on which they
siano, and small lot Of land adjoining with the
puhoings thereon, belonging to estate OF said de.
ceased 81 Monmouth Centre. Also, a petition for
the appointment OF David I. Moody, Trustee under
said will:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully, prior to the fourth Monday OF
september next, in the Kennebec Journal. a news
paper printed in Augusta that all persops
may attend at Court of Probate then to be- holden af
augusta, and show cause. If any, why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted.
EMERY y. BEAN, JudRe
Aaesf: HOWARD OWEN. Register 3Sas-
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Maranocook Lake.

Steamers "AMARASCO0GIN" and "ANyTEu
with barge, will each make two trips from Wintiron
to the Grove" at 10 A: II. and r. II. ON days Of
pnohc excu5sions Orders for boats by mail or teIe.
ly answered by
CAPT. s. G. DAVIS, Winthrop. Me.
Good hotel accommodations It the Winthrop
house. iune24-fs0d&wtf
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For Deafness,

Apply a particle into
the ear, rubbing in
thoroughly.
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kENNEBEC COUNTY, In PROBATE C0urt,heid o.
AUGUSTA, on the FIRST Monday Of September, iooI..
rYRUs l.. OWEN, Executor Of tn last will an i,
~ testament of David owen late OF Monmouth Nv
said county, deceased. having presented his rst ae
count Executor of said will for allowance
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given tnrse
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monday o. 'ep
TENDER inst, in the Kennebec Journal
newspaper printed in Augusta, that all persons in s
terested may attend at Probate Court then 10 -
held at Augusta, and show cause, If any, why wv
same should not be allowed. -
EMERY O. BEAN, Judge.
Attest Howard OWEN. Register. w"
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VASSAR COLLEGE.

PoUGHKEEPsIE,N.Y. complete college coa, .c
for women, with Schools of Painting and Muslc' NV
apreparatory department. Catalogues seLt.
8. L. CALDWELL, DID,, President
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A AST l4Ais :: !: 81 3: :
A-anA - Their CAUSE and
nv UUuvu" -- knights New Treatise
m ~ RRADRn Sent Free Address the
u TT : x l. A. KNIGHT Co.,
HAI Court ST., Boston, Mass.

WORTH SENDING FOR.
Dr. J. II. SCHENCN of Philadelphia has just
published book on ''Diseases of the Lungs
and How Thy Can be Cured" which IL
offered Free, postpaid, TO all applicants 1t con-
tains galuatle Information for all who suppose them
selves afflicted with, liable to, any diseases OF the
throat or lungs. Address DIR. J. II. SCHENCk 4
son, 6 Arch ST, Philadelphia, Pa. 20 Box 2ssi.
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HALLOWELL.

DOOTS, shoes and Rubbers. Fine Gus.
- tom Work and Rpairing to order.
j. b. THOMAS, HaIlowen
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11

The care of even a small lIock OF
sheep throughout the year, tc have
them always profitable, is n study that
any man who attempts to raise sheep at
all should give his attention, says the
correspondent Of the Chicago National
lire Siocb J0urndl.
1t is not enough, as very many men
do. who have a laudable desire TO I'M
prove their sheep, rs well as other
stock, to make purchases of something
exceedingly good, at round prices, ana
then bring the animals home TO be
treated with neglect. Such farmer
will find, in Il few years, perhaps 1t may
take only few months, 10 convince
him, TO his own satisfaction, at least,
that this fine stock is all humbug, and
that, in making the purchase, he was
badly swindlcd. If that man, however,
gets any offspring from these improved
rams, or other stock, and it is eventual
lv sold in marketable condition, the
convincing proof in the end will be, that
the GOOD blood has had its effect.
One of the best influences that the in
PRODUCTION of fine stock on the farm has
IS that it brings with it usually better
care and improved of handling
This is particularly SO OF sheep, because
there is no other kind of stock that re
spends so quickly to the best OF care, o.
in which there are heavier losses, pro
portionately where the flock is neglected
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11
The Bal and WORTHLESS,

are ncVcr initiated aud couutrrletcd TIKI,
Is especially true OF family medicine, aud
u Is positive proof that the remedy imta.
yea Is OF the highest value. As soon as II
had been tested and proved by the whole
world that Hop Bitlcrs MAS the purcst. best
anu most valuable family medicine on
eartI, many limitations sprung up aud be.
gan 10 steal the notices IN which the press
AMI people Of the county had expressed
the merits Of II. b., aud in every way ll,ing
10 nduce suffering invaIids 10 use their
stun instead, expecting 10 make money on
the credit and good name Of II. B. MANY
Others started no5t.ums put up ~ similar
style 10 II b, with yriously devised names
T. which The WORD "lI'T" or Hons were
used IN way 70 induce people Ia h,E.u,
they were the same MS urp DIters. All
such pretended remedies or cures, no mat
ter what their style or name Is, aud cs-
pccallv those with the word Hop or
"Hops' 10 their name or in any way con
nectcd With them or their name, arr imlta-
tons or counierlols, Beware Of them,
Touch none OF them. Something but gen
uine Hop Ri,tcr., with bunch or cluster
Of green Hops on the white label. I'ust
nothing else. Druggists and dealers are
warned against dealing in limitations or
cOUntcriciis.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11
A Business Transaction.

A man went into clothing store anu
bought hat for three dollars and a
half. left his old one, and said he would
pay for it when he came back, In half
an hour he returned, and entering the
store met the proprietor who was alb
sent at this first visit The proprietor
was Glad to see the man n neighbor OF
his-but, observing his new hat, n Shad-
ow passed over his face, and he said, --
"Whcre did you buy that hat? can
sell you Il hat Just like that, and II good
deal cheaper than what you paid for it,
/ know"
This pleased the neighbor, and his eye
twnkling, he asked how cheap he would
sell him one.
well, you are neighbor of nine
and you shall have one for just one dol
lar and seyspty-iivo cents
Every well" replied the customer
.Tll take this one which have on
which got here half IN hour ago, ant
lust returned to pay for
And he counted ont dollar and sew
enty-hve cents and departed for his sub
urban home, satisfied at his bargain.
4
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11
The Georgia 'Oraol,er, ~

NJ Quad in one Of his letters thus de-
ScrioeS that woc-bcgone specimen Of
! man:
III you never saw what is called a
'Neorgia cracker YOU have missed an
exhibition worth seeing lie is the poor
Whlte man. He is poor because he is
laIy, lie is lazy because there is no
lard work about it. lie has figured the
business Of existing on earth right down
to fine thing. He can live cheaper in
the country than in the town. He
'S4uais on somebody's land. or
rents 1t until elected, after wear. Of
non-payment; and bis house is notwhat
troubles him Anything with roof on
II and chimney at one end is house
and home. 1t leaks, but it only leaks
when 1t rains, and the cracker figures
on about so much rain per year. The
walls are full Of holes and crrviccs. bnt
they let as much air out AS they let in.
ana so 1t Is an even thing. The chin
ncy Is built Of sticks aud mud, and he
sees no particular reason why Chin
ney should he plumb. If the door will
SWING he or some one else NAV shut il
once in awhile, but if the hinges are
broken or the door says, that ends
that
The cracker has family. His
wife Is tall, raw-bOned and sickly. and
she goes barefoot because il save, shoe
leather The children never wear hats
nor shoes, and are never washed nor
combed unless there is funeral or
wedding close by. The furniture con.
slN,s Of straw beds, two or three chairs.
pine table, two kettles, a few pieces
OF crockcry, two or three knives and
FORKS and spoons. and if the plates won't
20 round some one eats off the table.
The whole business can be loaded into
a cart IN a few minutes and drawn
anywhere in the world by "a dying
mule.
The cracker Sows few seeds and
depends on the Lord ta hoe and rean
and mule, or a cart and spotted OK,
and if that OK can draw man and cart
and fifty cents worth Of wood to market
there is no vcarning after Vanderbilt 5
millions. Thirty cents goes for pug TO-
bacco and whisky, and the other twenty
for groceries or "tixings," and rs you
meet the noble duke on his homeward
Journey he "whoa's up on his on,
shove, up hi, old straw hat, and re-
marks:
stranger. calkcrlate ye don't know
OF some GOOD place whar hard-work-
in pilgrim Kin arm decent Twin fur
his distressed family, do YOU
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11
Who Called Me2r
by MARY A. BARR.

Pniicnt, with weight of yenrs unon his hood
!, nv on man sat within the chimney nook,
III uhrs were anu, he heard no word was gnid
:, nH eyes were dim, no read nn fnco or bool,
nnctunc ana stiIl without doubl ar foar,
"''"ucLl TWO worlds, not wholly there noi
ohc night The grny face frightened with
strange light Wv"
cried. "0' "''' NV
am hcld his hcnd erect and snl upright.
no enlicd meF then hc softly smiled and
sighed. wv
~ was my mothers voice. she called mo so
"hcn evening shadows fell long long ago"
lie mused some hours, then suddenly onco
broke mo smiles, and said, "Be sin! Be
hGaI the squirrels on the forest floor,
near lhc hunlcrs voice upon the hill
u mutt bc morning now DER hand and scal
near my brothcr-hc Is calling me-"
ne summons came again nj middle night;
We saw the glory through Deaths mystic
gray.
Coming he cried his facc with wonder
bright. '''
;, "A good night, denrs :" aud 20 he went nSov
81 WINE we listened worshipping ard dumb
hCarl him passing 10 some Presence. say,
iiasto lhee before and tell my dead lcomcl
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11
Millions Given Away

MllIlons OF bottles Of DR., Kings New
discovery for Consumption, Coughs and
Gods have been given away as trial bottles
+" 'hG large s'ze. This enormous outlay
wouId DC disastrous to tho propIiotors, were
II no, lor the rare merits p0ss ssed by the
wonderful medicine. Gail at George Il.
oHoTas Drug store and get Il trial bottle
nee, ana 'ry for younoIl II never fails to
cure. M
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11
Benjamin i. Parker
mn in Ifurpcl ogp MortrHVp,

TVTVVTVFV
Public notice IL hereby given, That, IN pursuance
OF decree made and eu,orud by eHid court IN
the above entitled canee, ON The 18Th day Of May,
A. d. 1852, tho undersigned, master IN
MONDAY, THE ATTN DAY OF July, 1852, at
tho hour Of II clock IN the iorobo0 ut the toulh.
westerly door of the court houtc, IN the Guy OF
caro-, coGn,v of Alexander aud state Of lIhnpN
seIatpublic auction, to the highest bidder its
cash ali and einsnlnr the following described
premises and real estate ia said decree mentioned,
situate IN the county Of Alexander aud state OF
Illinois, OF so much thereof Nv shall be sullolnnl 10
satisfy said decree, to.wit' lot numbered seven
teen 40 IN block numbered Forttsix (lG) IN the
city Of Cairo. ny known and designated On the 70
corded map or pla, of said city.
Dated Cairo, lllinoie, july lst 1851, ,,
lIUu. ALEX. n. IRWIN, d
Master In Chsncery.
GREEN 4 NiInEnT. Cnmplninnnt'n Solicitor.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11

Two sons Of Garibaldi's daughter
Theresita, wife of General Canzlo, are
named Abraham Lincoln and John
Brown. The family will leave Caprcya
shortly To reside on the mainland.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11
MASTERS SALE

,M
STATE oF IlllNots Circuit Court OF Al.
So oxander County,
CouEry on ALEXANDER In Chancery
Eugene Cnley and tyrllle A. M"rchildon'
jeremiah Mcdaniel, Elizabeth Mcdaniel, Moses f.
Goodman aud James Honey.
Bill to- FurcClosc Mortgage
Public notice IL hereby given that, IN pursuance
of decree made and entered BY said court IN
the NIB we entitled cause, on tho 10Th day OF May,
A. u lSs9, !, the undersigned, master in chaneery
Of the said court, viii, on 49,
MONDAY rHE eth DAY OF JULY, 1857
nj the hour Of II o'clock In tho forenoon
at the sou twcsterly door az the court house In tho
city of Cairo, county of Alexander and state OF
Illinois, sell ut public auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash, AL and singular tho following de-
SCR bed premises aud real cathtc In said decree
mentioned, situate IN the con aW of Alexander and
state Of Illinris, or ~ much thereof AZ shall DO
sufficient 10 safety said decree, to.Nf' The sou'h
cast qunrter OF the southwest quarter OF section
Thrty,iour GAY, IN township numbered Fourteen
Oi) eouth OF range two ( west Of the third ptin'
| cipal meridian, except three acres In the south
| west corner OF said quarter section.
Dated, Cairo, Illinois, July ist; IsS?. ,p,y,u
| Master In Chancery.
wAIrra wAapsn, Complainant . Solicitor
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11
MASTER S SALE,

VI
s"' u ''"''' ss-circuit Court of Alex
Coanty OF Alexander \ sudCr county,
William Wood
Eliza Ripney, Mary Rigney and Thomas Rigney.
iii to ioreclO'e mortgage, 80
Public notice is hereby given, that, IN pursuance
of decree made and entered by said court IN mo
above entitled cause, on the l3ih day OF May,
4. ID 1882, |, tn" undersigned, mlstcrin chnhcery
MONDAY THE 9TH DAY OF july tSa-
Mt the hour Of II o'clock III wv
forenoon, at the southwestcrly door
Of the court house IN the city Of cai'o county OF
Alexander aud stao OF ll,inoie, sen nv publle AUG
,tion 10 me highest bidder for CASH MI
aud eineular tho following described premsss ana
70 astae in said decree mentioned, stua'e In tho
equity Of Alexander aud STATE oil limos,
or 30 much thereofas shall be sufficient TO SAFELY
said decree. to-wit; Lot numbered Twepy,out
l9D, in block numbered Thirty i3W In the c'ly "
caro- IA known and designated on the recorder
map or plat ofsaid city. .sHe
ALEX, II. IRWIN,
Master In Chancery.
JSo. NJ. LANspxS, Compliments Solicitor.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11

DR. KLIhE's GREAT NERVE REsroRER is
me navel Of thc0g for AL nerve diseases.
all hts stopped free. Send 10 93l Arch
street, Phindeipia Pa.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11

"ilow de- You manage" said a lady TO
her friend, SO appear Sd happy all the
~ ,Dino i always have Parkers Ginger
iopIc h"nay was the reply" and thus
Keep myseii and topnly in good health.
when ! Am well ldways good naturcd.
See Other column.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11
sl line Famous 7 Stop Beethoven ORGANS.
suitable Tor the arlOr Chapel Lodge Church Or Sahhot

,e ~aN Sh0 This combination ~ Reed .Ro,ra,.s.
at Dou N inlnd IN tho BEETEOVEN ~ n.t n.op
~ ~, "s"" maker dare build 10,
Music Book, organ Bench, Choice Music bn
y paohpu a'd ueVerod on board the cars AZ Nan.
nlslon, New Jersey IA Only 500. 90. 'A' aSH'
~ nEh ga niS.LThe terms arc Net Cash Romtances
aef, hsslHtered Lottor or Expross, prepaid. W.
BEETIIoyRN IN w.,,.n,
W i'i Sn years Shipped on ono years tria.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11
CMLL FoR CONVENTION.
JoLY STU, AT 2 7, NJ.

. JCLY STU, AT r. VI.
Masa Meeting of the Democratic voters OF
Alexander County will be held at the Cont t'1u. !
III Cairo, Illinois, on saturday the slh Gay OF ~
for the suppose Of elcctng seven delegates W tns
Senatorial Convention 20 he holden a, Jonesoofc
on the 18th of July. JAMES, $. REARDEN,
Chairman County Central Commute
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11

DALLTOR Y:-Corper Railrond Avo and Bc,,,v 8,
n'ns Inv T3eiSey a, Largest in the world Run.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11

The, relieve tn" engaTgPd liver, r!enn.a
,ne noo" from poisonous hum oys. ami
ont Wnirh nn one eau feel well
Try mia remedy fairly, and you win 0a,,,
nanehitn! btkesttOn, Vigorous Hody Fire
nof'u, stronK Nerves, ana u Sound liver
Price, 25tents. Office, rs Nurrny ~. Nv
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11

MASTERS SALE,
Circuit court Of Alcyan.
County Of Aloxander) dcrcuuuly. IN Chancery
Samuel Stalts Taylor aud Edwin Parsons, 1ruB.
tees Oithc Caro- lrst Property
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11
HE hESI REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN!
Twelve Thousand Bottles
Sold Since 1870!

mS sMNp poTsesses varied properties II st,in.
u.a'c' the p'yaliue IL the saliva, which convert.
Ihe starch and sugar Of the food into gIrccsa
uenglency IN plyGLre causes wind and .oprir, ot
.Ile looa IN Tue stomach. II the me0cip. Ian
nlnedlateIy afer eating, The fermentation Of loo
IL acts upon the Liver,
II acts upon the kidneys,
~ Regulates the Bowels.
II PnritleS the BLOOD.
III QnietS the Nervous system.
tcarrics OIL tfs VI" blood and makes new,
II Opens the Pores Of the skin aud induces
Healthy Perspiration
II ueutral.lrs the hereditary talnt, or polsou IN
the blood, which generates ~Cfuiula, ErYsipg!gr,
aud al mauner Of skin Disease and Internal hu.
mos
There are no spirits employed IN its manufacture
md 81 can be tnkcn nv the most delicate babe, or by
the aged aud feeble, care only being required IN at
tCnti, u 90 directions.
Ga,ya, Henry County, IilS
wne suffering from sick Headache and D nj.
ness 50 that could not intend tony household du-
ties and n short triul of Or. Clark Johnsoa's lEdi
~ " MRS HELEN ELKIYs.
Waterman Station, DeKalb Co, He.
This If 70 certify That ~ lark Jobupou'a Indian
Blood Syrup has cured me OF Pain In the Back, II
IL a valuable medicine. MRS WOOD.
Centre Hill white Co, Ark.
Thi. is 90 certify TINT wus afflicted with pHlpi.
tation oi the Heart for many years tried diurr
ent doctors, whore prescriptions tended more TO
weaken me than they dt o UcuHlhcn. IN, last
res lived to try DR. Clark JUhnsuue Indian Blood
| syrup which proved 20 boz positive cnte-nOt on
| ~ curing the Heart Disease, hut alro a sick lluad-
| ach which had been rJuh'ing me.
MRS MARY 4. MEAL.
! I was afflicted with Liver Complaint aud Dyspep
| ala aud failed ia get relief although u-nG mGdl
| cinus from our best docors commenced using
Dr. .Iohue0n'p Indian blood STup, aud a short trial
cured me. T. " RISING, Moline, III.
This ccr,lGes that Dr, Clark Iohusou'- Indian
| Blood syrup hss cfcclusly cured me of Dyspepsia
| Too much cannot he said IN praise u it,
". T. WINNER, Bedford, Mo.
Agents wanted for lhg sale of the Indian Blood
Syrup 10 ryrfy town % village ~ which nave Ne
| agent Particulars given ON application
DRUGGISTS SELL IT.
LabmtorY z West Sd r. NY city.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-07-11

| GREEN 4 G,LpEEr, @,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-02-22
SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court Of silver Bow Town.
ship. silver Row County, Montana Territory.
Before John O'Mescs. Justice OF the Pesce
Nicholas n. Connolly, plaintiff. VI. Philip
Eva, Q. defendant.
The peopie Of The Terri,sry OF Montana send
gr~. ting 70 Philip Evans, defer .dant. You are
net eby required % aPpee in ~ ctton B ouxht
asainss you By the above named plaintiff IN the
justice court Of Silver Bow township. Silver
Bow county, Montana Territory. to answer
the complaint nled ts.er~in within ten days,
exclusive AZ th" day OF service. after the sez-
vic on you 0f this SumnOnS, II .erved on you
in this cnunty, O. II ~ we'd out OF this county,
bat In this district. with n twenty DAYS other
vile within forty days or judgment BY de-
fault will no taken aGainst you. according to
the prayer Of laid complaint.
The SoiA action 10 bFOu ut 10 recover the sum
Of forty. two 30 10 do ars, alleged to be due
from de(enalsnt TO plaintiff for ebltng and
feed OF one horse from Ds cember eth. 1851. TO
January 18th. 1852. 81 your request. ~ will
more folly appear by reference 10 tue complaint
nlel herein, ard for costs.
And y0u are hereby notified that II you fail
To appoar and answer the xaM comp atnt "a
above required. the safd plaintiff vii take
Judgment against you for >aid sum Of fOsty-two
5,-MO dollars, and costs.
Given under my hand III 2 18th day Of Febru
ary. A. b isss. JOHN O'MEAeA.
justice Of th- Peace Of Silver Bow Township
and county, Montana Territory. feb'Ssm5w