North Carolina Newspapers

... - ijj:ask notice.1' We win be glad to re(rive communicat:cii.5 from our friends on any, and all subjects of general interest, but -I 1 The .name of the writer must always bo tur olshedtotheLclltor.- ,. . i Communications "must b? written one side of the paper." ' . Personalities must be 'avoided. ""AnditHesiTeclallyTana particularly, unflcr-. stood that the Editor does not "always endorse , thevlews or correspondents ' .unless" so sf rd la the'edltorlal columns, i " A ; ; .1 .ubUsUed everj cveuH;'sundaj- excepted" K)- JOSH. T. JAMES, F 'tor and rijop . sl SCRirTIONS, pObTAOK PA1T; . rar, L00. Six montns" $2.00. , j Three months. $1.00. One. month, ;j.Vcenfcv t I ! i .w r J ,e paper will be delivered by carriers, iree k. m anr Dart of the clty.'at the abOTe U.iv, . or 10 rents per week. ' Luvert bin? rates lowand UberaL j " VOL XI f. VlLMINGTON, N. C. TUESDAY JANUARY 3 1888 " NO 2 z- Subscribers will piease report any. and allures to receive their paper regularly. KT1TC V t'Ti"T? Da - ! - t . " - 1 t It peculiar efficacy I doe a8 moch to the pn-es and skill in compounding as to ihe Ingredients tucnwelves. TAiceit In time, It checks NOTHING LIKE IT dlsees Inthe onlset,or if ey be advanced will prove a potewtcure. ,o Home Mil lie Withont. It fit taken the place of a iK-tor and cofiliy pre-. tription. All who lead FOR WHOSE ,. BENf IT teuinry live win ujhi i he bet preventive of Ul cure lor Indigestion, . ; vntl nation. - Headache, IHiionsness, 1 and Mental Depression. V Iorh i time, iw interference with business ille taking.- Forrhildmi it inmost in V.cent and harmless. No daiigpr. from tnosure after lakinc. Ctire .Cdle; Wi rrhoea. Kowel Complain!. Feverish es and Feverisdi Cold. Invalid nnd -licato non-ona will find it the miMr't icrient and Tonic i hy emi u?. A little ken atmjrht insure refreshing lep id anatural evacuation of the towels, little taken in the mornintf MulicnR eappeti'c, cleanses the stomach. and recten the brent h. . I A rilV.SlCIAN'S l'IXTON J "I Iave bcenj'nticing incdicim--for t IWCiliy years i" i utvc it--i like Simmons Liver KeuUior. promptly and effectively move the Ijirer to action, . and at the same time aid (instead of weak ening) the digestive and assimilative powers of the system." - ' - I L. M. Hixtox, m.d., Washington, Ark. Maxknof Cenalnene: Look farthered adc-Mark on front or wrapper, anaine al and Signature of J. II. Zeilin Jt Co., In d,-on the Bide. Take no other. - v:fclstpdwly ch sat 'he official report of theJ'iedmont position of - Atlanta shows that .1,104.12. The Exposition will here er le an annual affair. ' : J tliink of W. K,Vanderbilt as the ner of the English estate once the j )perty of I I rl 1 allirln that grand old' foe of vine right and aristocratic o!ence, John Hampden! And yet s is what has come to pass, j tliev fitters received at Austin, Texas, 'the State department of edu ca ll from Senator Reagan indicate t he is preparing to make a! vigr ma light against the Blair educa- nal bill. Some of the statistics to furnished him. however, will not very powerful arguments in op aition to the bill: For example: tas is now behind in the payment Iter-, scnool teacners neanv , a I lion dollars and they are corn led to dispose of their vouchers a big discount. i Lord Brassey, who was one of the st iirominent members of; Mr adstone's last administration! and johas just returned from a yacht r expedition around .Jthe African d Australian coasts, is a great aL ,ier of the colored race." In a let- to the London Times he" whites: he capabilities of the, colored race nowhere seen to greater advan ce man at Sierra .Leone. Tlfey ply the official staff of the ;(iov: ment. A colored barrister of rked ability is the leader of the and makes a professional in ie of $15,000 a Wr. Thej day ;ns drawing near when it will no Lger be necessary to send. .out iglishinen to administer the 'Oovr Mtttant in r nlimnf a -ti- r f i 1 Europeans." -. nneu wiirreti veber came over m Holland, in or about the iyear !l, and -settled on IManhattau ! uid, he little realized that he! was !ng up trouble for liis deseemt- of two centuries later.' But Webers are in for it and !thev pose to capture a big 20,000,000 e right out of the' heart of jNew rkcity, or know the reason -"jvliy. ty-six acres of land are in dispute, liam Weber? wli has been work for some years to prove thab lie i a " direct descendant of the mth generation, thinks thatj the s will have no trouble in getting session of the land for - which r great-fireat-great-great "grand er fought and. bled, as a two ) dred year' leas,ef whic)i has been nit, expired in! 1874..; The heirsUiem draw nithr to attend the a meeting in New York lib! T7rJu ana my out a j v a of campaign. XT" fast of uiiu o inn a jiiuiiiii ' years that it is an eit even Life rovernment authori mable track of thl Liberals i. :- tree. ? ling of private cit4? ' Bayartl hurried ti rp'its adjourniJ -- it ions to t-f ; in 1888, oniev. A ; icrat Barcelonair- t 1st . Of: ;",rd, thongh of station It..-. I special character, to be held at-U Vienna. The secretary asked an appropriation forthwith of $50,000 fir a representation of the jUnited States at the Australian fair;, wncejThe judgment of .the Court was the. time for Vnakiiij; applications for space closed next Saturday; but t 'oitgress was wijliiig h run its chanced of having the time -extended or-the space supplied, and there wijl prol)iibly lie no difficulty on that score. : , . -.' ' , Just as we expected and just ex- actlv as we said. J he "scene banquet in Washington City where CvtigressiJiii uj, IIenlerson, of this State, is alleged to have uttered some very silly and very disgraceful remarks, is proven to.be an uiimiti gaud V. The New York Herald gcrs hold of the truth in a dispatch from the Capital. The lie very ap priate'iy. orginated in the . Th Jh r'aliCt Washington correspondent says: ; - , . . : .,. . vf -'" : '' The story telegraphetl frohi Iona, Mich.,, alleging a "scene"' at arecep-. Hon given here two weeks ago be tween Congressman Henderson, of North 'Carolina, and Mr. Tarsney. itf jfissburi. is: pronounced false in evcrv particular bv: all. who. were present. Amopg the guests were i-irsr-Assistant- li i ft a . 1 I j rostmaster ; (general Stevenson, Commissioner of' Pen sins Black, Congressmen Baker ami Anderson, -of Illinois; (ilass, of Tennessee; Senator Kausom . and Congressmen Johnson and Hender son, of North Carolina; .Dr. ' J. B. Hamilton, supervising surgeon gen eral of the -31 anne v Hospital; . Air. Tarsney,. of Missouri; Mr. Charles M. Fox, of Chicago, and John H. Oberly, one of the Civil Service ComSH uussioners. The supper was at the Metropolitan and one of the most enjoyable occasions of the season. The guests were politically about equany ai via ea. (yongressman Henderson, instead of provoking indignation, as reports edT so feelingly, ref erred to the brave Union dead in the .National Ceme tery at Salisbury as to pall the fes tivities for a moment. This was the only effect of what he. said. V Dr. Hamilton, who is a - Republic can, says he has never heard more respect.nmnifestetl nor expressed in so few yonls as on this occasion were utteretl by Mr. Henderson. . - ' ' -- f : lts is only a question of time,1 and a short "time, too, as to when your, rheumatism will yield to Hood's Sarsaparilla. Try it. ' , LOCAL NEWS. ; " ' : T " Index to New Advertisements. . A Shriek Must be Sold t M M Katz Ilappy Nevy.Year Dick & Meakks Piece Goods C W YA.TES Yearly Subscriptions . Ilr.fNSBEKd'EK -er"-Year Presents Best shoes' for boys at Sons. J French & t Thanksito Hon. public documents. A. Roivland . for Tar advanced in price to-day ten cents per barrel. - i The receipts of cotton at. this port to-dav foot up 4STi bales. See the iArtfnl, the best rat trap known, at Jacqbi's Hdw Depot. .t ' Quite a large drove of line-looking ' - "' - -1. i -1 1. 1 1 - mules were brought into the city to day. . There wa a slight decline in the price of cotton in tne Aew lork market to-dav. The holidays have past and bnsi uess begins to assume its normal condition again. ; . toine of our correspondents vet persist, in writing" 1887, Vhen they should - w rite 1888. - " . iOn account of the arrivals , and clearance of so many vessels, the harbor had a lively appearance this afternoon. x . ' - v . The. atmosphere was 'clear, sharp, cool and bracing this morning but the weather grew somewhat Warmer towards the" middle of the day. .". " . - ' There' were a good many people upon, our streets to-dav, many Jof Criminal Court now in session, either as witnesses or jurorst , It has been suggested that a bell iipon the Court House would sub serve a good purpose and expedite the transaction of business by bejng rung whenever the Court, couvenes. TTJie several "fakirs," who. for s have heM forth nightly 1 for awhile to come. oTS'WftwVViki. " te4. vacant 10c on l iiui-r -t i ' iJavm Jones, Abner Ouinn, S. S. iSeryor, t -t ,u,n (.,psinIlt aul mi w? wult in advantage to the, :Ttrtf a 7 rn, .i-n -tIi.-- Ly'.vi. " f ; p ha ve "left the city, and there P"CKer. - . ' GnrrAll, J. R Castiric, ,T. GSwann " . ' City Court. . ; '.. Amy Poisson, lizzie Bryant : and Kate Leeboo, all eolored, ;were j charged with disorderly conduct. 'guilty .so faras Amy was concerned and a one of $10 was imposed In her case. The others were discharged, 31ike Drisooll, James Duueklee and John Kilroy; three tramps. Were ordered to be escorted to the .city limits by an officer, with the "warn ing that if they - weVe caught here again they .wo4tld have toprk .80 days on the publlcvstreets.; jf; v ." The Wpek of Ipmyer, v, . .. - There was a large f cougregation last night it:;St" FaalilHermb Church to listen to the flrstpflbiic services of the ' Week of PrayeV.T Rev. Dr. Pritchard and Revs. Pey ton H. Hoge, T. -Page Ricaud and D. If. T uttle aiid Mr. Geortre R. French took part in the exercises Rev. Mr. Hoge delivered the princi pal address,j which vas a fine efforts The music was unusually good. , . The services to-night will be' held at the Second Presbyterian Church", and will be conducted by - Rev. Dr. Pritchard and Re. D. H. Tuttle. , . Carolina Lodge. District Deputy Grand Dictator T. F. Bagley, assisted byPastDicta-. fors James M. McGowan and Joshua G. Wrighf, last night installed the following officers for the ensuing year: .- - j:',.. " . .. - - ' . ' D. T. D. Meares. V. D. John Cowan. A. D. T. D. Bunting. 4 . : R. H. B. Willis. - F R. John L. Dudley. ' T. W. A.j Willson. : Guide James Quinn. ; Chaplaiu-fH. L. Dean. - Guardian C." Reeves. entinel-sT. M. McGOwanl Md. Examiner Dr. F. W. Potter. Trustees Owen Fennell, Jr., J. A. Springer and John D. Taylor. 17 ... . The Opera Ilonse. Those who would like to know something more of the humorous and musical "Way of the World" than they do now,: will be sure to at tend the performance of the Weston Brothers at the Opera House to morrow night. The company. wil have their brass band, with which4 mey win paraae ine streets, and their own orchestra for the enter tainment. ..The Weston Brothers last year Ayere distinguishing and attractive features in the niinstre show of Thatcher, Primrose & West, so that they; are no strangers to the South. Thejiiece in which they wil appear to-morrow night, ."The Way of the World,' was written' purpose ly to give these comedians an oppor tunity for the display of their ver satile talents as musicians and com edians. It is full to oyerflowing with funny jsit nations and the dialogue is laughable while the music is of the best. Reserved seats on sale at Heinsberger's. ltadty Packed Cotton. Mr. Hawes, the United States Consul Agent at Reichenbe'rg, Ger many, has made a report to .'; the State-Departnient at Washirigtoh,1 in which he complains of the bad condition of American cotton when it reaches that port. The complaint does not rest, however, .so much in the staple as it does upon the way ii which -it is packed and of the very poor material used for bagging. The report says that the bagging used by American packers is almost worthless, in consequence of -which the bales become torn and much-of the cotton dirty when it reaches the European ports. Egyptian cotton is packed in much better shape and in fact cotton waste from that coun try is packed so: as to reach . Gerf many in much better condit ion than does,the cotton of the United Statss. That there is much truth In the charges made regarding the packing of cotton in this country will be, en tirely evident to any one who, has seen much of ' the staple when it arrives from the country to the sea board, and more especially when it has been made ready for shipment, after its arrival here, Th'ire is reason in the complaint; and we bpe that the evil, so far as this port "is -con- cerned, may ue remedied. y Tlfere would nrobiblv ho smn Wxtra : lwou!u. Poani oe 5 some extra ex.- . pense incurred in the use of . better ane cuv. at ueo. n. rencu a on3.T . " New Year's Ball. : " ,Therivas an elegant and select jjatherindf young ladies and - tren tleiuen atT Geriuania Hall last night in attendance upon the New Years BalLji veu by the Gertnania Cornet Baudot The dancing was kept up fuutil a late hour and the enjoymeht was participated in by all present. There was no accident, nor unto ward e vent q iliar the pleasures of the' festive occasion. .This , was as might have been expected, as the managers had made every k arrange ment to guard against any.1-; discoiu fort and tdgive their guests., a time I Of ttsailoed pleasxire..-' ' X The folio wing officers were' elected ncruiaina Auu,rc( jcvw oi jr.. for the ensuing term : , . . . C. V.i A. SchroederV. C, G. Knoblock; Prelate, C. VonKampen; M. E.. F. W. Ortman: M. F.. H. H. Gteschen;- K. of ilfcvana; 8.7 hn Haar; Jr. ; M. A;, J5hn G-v Olden butteh Representative to Grand Lodge, H. C. Prempert. ; The installation of the above offi cers will take place next -Thursday night. - STONEWALL LODGR At a meeting of Stonewall Lodge, No. 1,;K. of 1?., held last night, the following officers were elected for the ensuing term: C . S. P. C D. F. Barnes. . ' ; C. C.-C. H. Ganzer. ;;V; C. H. L. Fentress. .Prelate -rE. B. King. ,3I. of Ex. G. Altaffer. -M. of FvfW; Ll Jewett. v t K: of R.V S W. H. Yonp. Mi at A: G. APe-terson. Rep. to G. L R. B. Clowe. : Trustees Widowi and Orphan's McNair " of Robeson county, fell Fund-rG. M. Altaffer, Jno. L. Dud overboard at the wharf at White ley, W. 8. Warrock."-. I f man's wood yard; this morning, and The above with the appointive would have been drowned if a nirai- officers will be installed next Mon day night. . . , . ; . . - County Commisslonerg. - The poard of Commissioners met in regular session yesterday after noon;-- Present; H. - A; Bagg Esq., Chairman,vand Commissionei's Roger Moore, B. 0. Worth and E. L. Pearce. V" - ' . Treasurer Hewlett submitted :his monthly report, showing a balance to" the credit of the general- fund amounting to $3,479.71; educational fund $5,405.58. ; Tlie Register of Deeds submitted his monthly report of fees received foimarriage licenses--$9.59. The Chairman reported that the contract for publishing the -delin ouent taxes wasra warded to the Mes senger Publishing Company, being the lowest bidder. .t Ji fewnls . fnr each DWee ofbronertv for lan.i rx -Mnf J fi. nnr . tract " for miblishins? . the . annual stafeiiient of the onntv wns; alsn awarded to the same company for the sumof $20, the lowest biL i - - -BiL,i tsi:i Rant be allowed to list tbefr stock - --. m m m m r, m wtw . uuuiu kja n m m m i m n.iii resident stockholders-the same as authomedin State; banks. Said listing to go only: as far as .the tax for New Hanover county is.concernj ed; and that the President of the JuatiK snail iuruisii tne isoaru a cor rected 1 i st and th e she ri ff of th e county shall collect the tax, accord ingiy Trie jceTk shall furnish the she'riff a certified copy of the order. ? fit was-ordered by the Board tliatl therate to be charcred bv the keen-1 er-of Northeast river ferry for a horse and buggy be reduced from I twenty-nv to twenty cents, and for 1 two horses and carriage or wagon, twenty-five cents instead of thirty; all other charges to remain as here-1 tofore-foot passenger five V cents, I each way; horse and cart, 124 cents; I cattle, per 'bead, 'cents;' sheep, each, 5 cents.-'i J J. Dicksejr and Lumsden were ordered released from payment I Of poll tax on account of. physical I disability.' . '. - - : "I Jurors for the January term of the I x. ; --..-' X x I Superior Court, which meets on the fourth Monday, were drawn as fol First' week E. ; M. Green, P. L. King, R. Coles. E. Knight, Wi F. I CorbettA. G.MeGirt, C. G. South- - deQ ; Magruder. J. D. Doscher. oeconaweeK James Williamson,' unom. Hen . h. servv ;u j There was a scarcity of wood in the docks torday.. A few flat loatls would undonbtetlly bring .a. gool price.- - - , , y We are requested to state that on account Of this being the week of prayer the meeting of the - Young Men's Christian Association will not be held to-night Nor. barque Silo Pedersen, clear ed to-day : for- Liverpool with 1,441 bales cotton valued at $67,825, ship led by Messrs. Williams & Murchi son." " ; " ' ' ' ' There- are two social events !of much interest this week To-morrow night the. young ladies will give their leap year party and on Thurs day night , the Cotillion Club will I .. xi ... es x x- j." f ... - Z.il. give meir nrst, euieriauiment. ; The young men, and not a few of theif - elders, : were ; abroad m' . force last evening, paying the usual New Year's visits. - A - large number of ladies ' received,, although riot as mauy yesterday as last New Year's, and it was long after 12 , o'clock - be fore the last of the lights were turn xd but. . " . ' --' ' " Cherokee Trine, i :.The improved Order of Rel Men, at their council held on the 29th tilto.vSleep of Hunting Moon," the folio wing officers were chosen x for the ensuing yearr V. P., G. F. W. Colin; S., D. H, Wilder; S. S., S. P. Wright; J. S., O: H. Kennedy; C. of RM S. XrEllis: K. of W.. J. "D. Ii. Inlander.5 " - .The above with, the appointed chiefs will be raised up on the fifth 'Sleep of Cold Moon." ;.- Overboard. . A colored man by the name of i ber of colored men' who we re there had hot jumped to bis assistance. .MeNair was walking on the cap sill of the wharf, wheu he lost his balance anil fell overboard, as stated. He is in the city en route to Georgti, where he- has engaged to work in the turpentjne forests for the coming year. ' -' ; H- Personal. ' Capt. W. H. Bixby is ona visit to Jax., Fla. - &Ir. ; Albert Gore, of Chicago, has been here during the holidays. X. Capt. Wash. Lamb, of Goldsborot is in the city for a few days on a visit to relatives bere. We regret to learn that Mr J. U. Westbrook, of Rocky Point, Pender county, is quite sick and confined to his house in that town. I We are glad to note the fact that oeen sick ami coiiniieu to toe nouse We are glad to see'that Mr.: E. Martin, whohs been quite sick and r"uuu 'uu lur -.'i' I two weeks, was able to appear at . . . . his office to-day. We are glad "to hear that Colonel Rowland has been so much improv ed by his rest at home during the holidays that he , has .returned to Washington .City to be present , to day at the reassembling of Congress. -Criminal Court. The, Criminal Court of New Hano- ver County, Judge Meares presid- hig, convened at . the Court House hi thjis city, at' 10 o'clock this fore- noon. , The principal part of the Uuorning hour was consumed in se lectiug and empaneling the grand 3ury and .delivering the customary charge to the same. The grand jury tor the term is as follows: W. R Beery; foreman; John A. Wilson, J. V. JFulcher, J. H. Hewett, A. L Freeman, Robert B. Freeman W. J. Branch, .Thomas C. Bonhara, H. Hancock, J. W. Ben- ''.!' The following cases were then heard and disposed of: State vs. Edward Connor, assault waived and' battery. Defendant ltll i lSx.' .,x . . bill of indictment "and submitted. Judgment $5 and costs. . . State vvs. John Banks, larceny. Defendant wai veil bill of indictment and submitted. Jos.; Hall confesses judgment for $5, to lie paid at next term of Court. 1 - i v v,..., ..w Affidavit filed .ml cae h'smissed: Diaw, vs. t.iia arriu, . lareenv. Guilfy.i Judgment Uiree. years in the . StafA Hpriileritiarv V State vs. John DfNixon, larceny.. Gnilty. I Judgment two years iu zlux State Penitentiary ' " i -O- OUK ENTfKE STOCK OF WINTER 0 l.OTHIITG MUST HE SOLD AT OKATS?AciiIFICE , In order to make room fur spring goods. At our. Store and secure the biggest bargains . , evcrolTercd ln thlsllne. " !' , ; UlIItlEU. -1 t ...x - . . . , Old Stand, lli narkVt St; Jan 3 ' ' . . Livery, Sale" and Exchange . Stablesi ; " I HAVE ON HAND SEVEN FINE Ml'LEH I for sale cheap for cash, call and we- for yourself Hoard for- Horses by. t he weet or month. Good feed and comfortable stalls. Jt. W. BKST. OPEi?A "HOUCE. . THE CELEUUATEP , VvvvV , SAM WESTON IJllOTHES MOlUlis! WILL .ipiEAl? ?f i Wednesday Evenin In 'tfiolrtGrseley successful M ' - , Comedy, . - j Th8; Way Bh'ASS , BAND AND OKt:"llESTltA. 'r , Usual Prices Hesen-ed Ser.ts at lleinsber-' ger's Tuesday morning at $ o'clock ; Jan 2 3t "TT " " c . Yearly Subscriptions' TJ ECEIVED yoU ALL THE - PiaNCIPAL Papers and Periodicals in the United States-at publisher prices; nand m your subscript tlous ut once. " It win save you the trouble of wilting and forwjirdiiig merney. without any additional cot-. - V;";-' . ."'v'. v " wr. sicc4al rates for Clubs of ten or more. Jaii--ttti ' " : C. W. YATES. Frozen Water Pipes; T F YOU, ABE NEEDINfi "AV PLTTMRRK dont foi:t that this l.s one portion of our r:ari;ii4, 'bailey. ' business, dec 31 at Busfues8r0HaBge, riMlE JFIKM- OF J. If. VOLLERS , & BEtX was this day dissolved by fciutual consent. Air accounts, against tnenrm win be' paid by k . OlO. VOLLFK8. WUmlagton, N. c, Dec 31. 1887. -O- - - A Card. H AVING SOLD MY ENTIKE INTEREST and good will in the Commission, Grocery and' Liquor business to Mr. o. o. VOLLERS, I be speak for him the same " liberal patronajre heretofore bestowed on the firm.' ; v ' -v- KespectfuMyt--.",i"! . P;:; :;XAr- J.. If. VOLLERS. o- A Card. Iw ILL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS HfiRE- tofore conducted by J. II. VOLLERS i, BItO. at the old stand and solicit a continuance of the patronage bestowed upon the tlrm of J. U. VOLLERS & BRO. .Thanking my friends and the public generally for their heretofore liber-, al patronage and promising to merit a contin uance of the same by offering good goods at low prices. ' i , ; . i, I ain; respectfully , , r O.' O.' VOLLERS bpeelal attention paid to consignments. WilV & Weldon R. R Co. OFFICE.OF SJECRETAHY & TREASURER, n WILMINGTON, N." C, Dec 31, 1887. A DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER CENT. ON the Capital Stoclc of the Wlmlngton & Weldon Railroad Company has been declared by the Directors, payable on anrf after Jdnuary lith,' 1888, to all Stockholders of record on the Books f the Company this date. . , f r ' ' :. The Transfer Books will stand closed from. January 1st. 1888. to January lOtli, 1S88, inclu sive. . JAS.F.rOST.JB..'. - - V . i ' J I.'; j Jan 2 3t '' ': ; sect'y andTreasurcr State of North Carolina. v,- -New Hanover county, f v" Tho First National Bank of Wllmlngf wk N.'C. . Against " ' .. ' ; , ' r NlcholosF. Nixon, Luhr- Vollera ami wife 'ilila is an action of foreclosure of a in6rt?n?t on real estate and It appearing to ray satl.-fa--tlon that the defendant. Nv-hol as F Nixon. a non-resld'.nt and cannot after due dJiirenrr- be found In thL3 state, and t hat he is a proiier yanyw iiu nniim iwa iaat. t Je LVkrt ha ie:moiiae superior, court 0 New HaiKer olM KtS luv Moaum mtarcu, a. o. js. an lan swer orueiuurio nu? coiii plaint, or judgment wut be rendered again hint according to the reilff demanded la said corcplamt.- - ' VAN AMRINt.L. V Clrk fcuijericr Coirt, N" Hajver ccv dec 13 law tu , 1 V ' i A 1 'ill . -'i UT. t . r l. Heins- r hi: r . v . yf?s. tor IC - x