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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-17
Special Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen Crolius
and Bonncl

SEPT. I6-Sarah Jones, for stealing some salt
shad from Henry LInesburg, sent up tor two
months Patrick Hardegan was convicted of beat.
ing his wife, but discharged on promise to Ion the
temperance society. John Mullen, for stealing
cloth Jacket worth So, from the store of Voorhees,
& Co., was sent to the City Prison for fifteen days
Francis Marks, tried for stealing chain cable from
John Moore, was discharged Mary Veard beat her
husband, but at his request the was allowed to run
James NJ. was sent up for six months for stealing
S23 worth Of clothing from Henry KiIliber A co.
lored woman, named c: Ann Hartman, was sen TO
the House OF Refuge for stealing SIS worth of
wearing apparel from Ellen Hopkins Freedom G.
Newton was sent up for six months for stealing
coat from e. l.. Cooper. Edward Kelly, for beat
ing his wife, was sent up for three months Thoma.
Morrell, a boy, was sent to the House of Refuge
tor stealing cap worth S3 from Isaac H. Archer =
John Cunningham was packed off for three months
for stealing Sl5 from Stephen Angevine. James
Dunn and Peter Boyle, the rowdies who raised the
very devil at the Aims House the other day, were
sent up for three months William Simpson, pre-
vlously convicted of petit larceny was sent up tor
three months.
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JOHN ESTARROOKS-

Ahis,oy of he above maybe by calling above.
Az C.srThs article below SSS rom s, the
@ S , S % hs : sa saS'
@ he %ss and might well have been sup
Statement Of the Physician who visited the Patient inperon
fri !; IA rare s,n ndss4 that fallen ha%,e made
fsrns and such ealamtoss and shocking mutation has
The he tot of %si @es !" S 4 of
ube pse 4s SON %ba ar % Offspring healthy and
Without asgnable cause, he suddenly deprived
Yen % S s a
s moaS and s @ ns s'e S bO on The
lip and he whoeOf nose bones and earticse
%PS 6s 10 apon
on the lace after several month them again
other parts of the system with greater and destructive
Some two black spo,"as the intelligent
observed upd, the big toe This ominoas appear,
% U o and d es % &
OF f b limbs S Eek amt Il. due , S.s
TO within few inches e the shoulder and At length the right
disease hen showed sslr he elbow Of leit arm
Sc The Of the light side the centre Of The
ibis aud Of the right also affected with the
On the boy who he is deaf and
how possible foT oSatisn 50 Very feeble
h @ ns eSyn S% S a sdy falling from
Humanity hold out, and rrolons for miserable
sitting the elmer table viii, the rest Of the family and feed
Hf S Of h @fs mss M stands a @s LIKE win Wien sR
lately presented mas, of eating ulcers are now heal
ing over kindly and nothing the scars are left tell the
right the lower jaw the fragments OF ears still grow.
ing the head the appearance which we shall attempt
The certain given to this terrible spreading and hope
less malady-he the Intense potaced pains ever
esence so manifest in the person of JmeS"were ali and
doubles Justly attribute by his mother 10 the exclusive use
for the last six weeks of regular horizons of Mr. O. e. BRIS
Tolls SARSAPARIII A. These yxbo Rave vim, SEED ihe
truly auspcious and most yects or his
ia this very extraordinary case are anmons in he ooinn
that had been early ADMINISTERED when the disease was com
arayelv small and feb and tSe consnt,on sound and
vigorous it could not have led to one Of the greatest
calames that can beisI human being '' " VIC
MD n ~ SSEERRIirISATE OF GEN MANSFIELD.
om n han m & and have b; son
ne facts r set oh the the Commercial Adve
-, ~ 49, ORANGE MANSFIELD, P. NJ,
NOV N''' '''' North Clarence Enc Co.
=, BLOOMFIELD, Oakland Co., Mn, July %, 1911
Messrs John Owen Co.. Detroit: Gent-Some time in the
epdog nb w S Kun , n E was called 5y some o, my
to Dr. Thompson who said must be cut o"t: then sped
ness emnioed e;vh, d;rcni nh vs;can and h s s.n
aJyed ~, bsv es y hs' Thd oG one Was
81 mSItdeaiiPa d, whsnI applied doctor
VINO appSaIea 10 hep some IN that year sold span q
ud b - xtp ~ oach. ussu almost every is
In Jny les i cnye va y az mn,d h ,sro, yh lilo all
others failed The all This has been lsa'
Of the fore dbe peoT e TO soVni ae m,uae
Febnarv 1872 sccdsn,v anu ,co s an amen eSp IN
bottle Of Bnos Sanapsra and made up nv mind to try
The mGd'c Gin On the sh day Of that month eoImsnssd
found myself appearance completely cured AT any rae
arm satisfied of
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COX'S
FURNISHING STORES.

FURNISHING STOKES,
IS MAIDEN LANE AND $40 BROADWAY.
COX beg respectfully TO inform their friends and
housrkeeper5 generally that they opening very
extensive assortment of choice goods consisting of Gran
doles for candles Lamps of description, rich
Clocks and Clocks for kitchen table and Cutlery Ja
panney, Plated Wares, Dixon Sons Britannia Ware steel
Fire Irons, block Tin rms, Dish Covers &c &C. together 18th
general assorme articles in their line which they
induced to offer at very low prices for cash.
Persons about purchase should omit call and
for themselves. large assortment Of the newly
Patent Solar Lamps, Just received.
They continue manufacture Silver Ware in all variety.
N. u. They also beg inform Their friends and the public
generally that tn have opened 3i9 Broadway Of
Leonard street. branch of their establishment where any of
the above articles be had the Is Made
lane
They have for sale, article of Polishing Powder
peror thing hitherto discovered for cleaning silver and
plated ware, plate glass, &c. sl0 2wr
News! NEWS !-ENGLIsH NEWSPAPERS
~ Bells Life in London
Illustrated News"
|" Punoh"-" Squib"-" Satirist &c.
Full files IecevedDy Steamer and for sale at the
News Office, No. Ann street, New irk.
Persons residing Canada will find this desirable place
send their orders for any papers published the Continent
Letter Bag kept here for the Liverpool Steamers, and
special messen despatched to Boston.
TEe Artist, monthly Ladies' Book 50 per year2 sh
lings single copy, is for sale here.
The Wing Monthly Review, tnow ia press IS 90 year
single numbers so Agents supplied ole
for all OF the foregoing works
L. d. FUTILE, Agent.
o. tree N. Y,
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FROM THE BRITISH WEST INDIES BY the MAY
Flower" via New Haven, we have receives late
dates from the British West Indies. Our Baibadoes
papers TO the 10Th of last month, with correspond.
ing dates from the nelghbonng islands.
Our correspondent WHITES from under date OF Bar
BADGES, August 25lh-'No arrival from the States
since the Norfolk and n. Stanley-Mea is retailin g
at 81 flour at 50 SSl0 and peas in proportion
suppose ere this reaches you the Stanley and Nor
folk will be on their way out again"
The Brldgetown West Indian OF 18th says-"We
have had rain daily for the last week The appear
of the weather on Tuesday and last II light was
rather alarming There has not, however, been
much wind. Last night there was some lightning.
To-day is cloudy and hot"
A desperate attempt at lncendlarism was made on
the premises Of w. w. Rice, Esq in the Roebuck,
on Saturday night, which, but for the special inter-
position OF Providence, must have been attended
with the most awful consequences.
The steamer isis had arrived with LIST
mails.
The Tobago Chronicle, of 4th instant, has the
lowing remarks the first Of August holidays
the laborers -
eve have now entered on the fifth year of
cipatlon, and on the whole, under moe
prospects than any first of August has previously
forded.'
FROM JAMAIcA-The following is from the Jamai
ca Morning Journal of the latest date =
The cry for labor till contnues-wages continu
ing at high rates, and the uncertainty OF obtaining
continuous employment being still felt Since our
last advlces the West Indian, Captain Hodnett, has
arrived at Port Morant, with l79 Africans from Ser
ra Leone. Ii will be recollected that the Kingston
Captain Sergeant, was the last essel from thaplace
leaving but few Africans behind most of whom
were shortly after put on board Demerara chip.
At this period the West Indian had but few strag-
glers on board Fortunately, however. two vessels
of war arrived with 800 eople taken few DAYS be-
tore from the Baracoons ut Amboya, and which en-
abled the West Indian to comriete her complement,
and sail Tor Jamaica. Most Oh the people by this
vessel are boys About the same time the Traveller,
which left this island some time in the month OF
March for St Helena, arrived at Lucea with 80 Afri-
cans, all maes the females having refused to come
1t is contemplated we believe, to despatch another
vessel TO ST Helena
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LIANNINGTON x CO, 293 Broadway, Read street,
Respectfully inform the Order of o. of o. f. and their
generally prepared orders
Flags and Banners the style for beauty,
durability and economy having Silks made for the
cason that will the largest banners without dsguTng
with
Specimens and Designs be their Establishment,
293 Broadway, sent to any part Of the Union.
For style design and Of works Of the kind
fer to the Gey's Banner No. H. l. y. Of o. F., also to
Greenwich No. 49, Harmony a. Covenant IS, Perseverance;
H. also Military COMPANIES and Sunday school Banners and
Dire ws, st David, &c sc.
Window Shades variety from 81 each to the richest
and best, painted By the eminent artists
Stained Glass, after the OF the ancients, warranted
change color with recent for
church windows and other public and private buildings steam
s.a,s, packet ships, windows, &c &c.
limitations of Stained Glass painted muslin for church
~,ndows,very close OF the real glass; very ng
expense the glass obscued and painted in brilliant coo
~ durable and CHEAP. w t7r
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EPICUREs EPICURES! EPICUREs!
THE Subscriber formerly known Of the firm of Blew
and Ten Eyck, Of No. Broad street. having opened
house No. 54 Broadway few doors below Nbo Garden
where he sill continues 10 all the Delicacies of the
Season. viz--Game. Poultry, Fish, &c. &c. together with his
celebrated Mill Pond, Shrewsbury and all choice Oysters fresh
picked, which obtained the premium the last Annual Far
at Nblo's.
Having fitted up saloon unequaed in the city, where
teen and their families visiting Nibos with the
poprety have served their comfort such
refreshments they call for reasonable
N. B-Clubs and Private Parties wishing rooms,
commodated as above, by
81 liner JOSEPH TEN EYCK
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DR. CARPENTERS Old Eaabl,shed Peck Slip Dispense
IL ~ No Peck Sp, near Pearl 81 Privae and conden
aseparate offices and entances-pents never exposed
To each Others observation Dr. c. is Lcentate of the New
York State Medical Society and has had nearly 20 years expert
once Perfect all guaranteed Charges
bic. sic lmsr
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Bankrupt List.

SOUIHEhN DlSIhiCi " ~ 81
Horatio w. Shipman Oate firm Joseph Shpman
81 Sons, New Britain. Conn., merchant, NJ T., De-
tober Is.
Joseph Maggs, N Y Oct. 10
Iobn o smith and stephen B. Hartman, (Smith
eo,nnIaiat cl Ralph Mead 81 Co, Oct ID
Ira w Rutherford, dentist, N Y Oct. 20
George s. Robbins and Samuel Painter firm
Robbins, Painter q Coz merchants, ~ Y Oct 20
Joseph Crane, railroad contractor, Fordham, Oc-
tober 20
ESTATE OF JosEpHs Il Co.--After argument, No
SEES Henriques, one of the members OF this hrm was
allowed decree of discharge. Decision as to the
other partners will be made, probably, to-day.
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stood her being eyond the reach of medicine and
have been surprised within the her about and
assured hst her oyeI attributable entirely to the
OF Bnstos S,sapanll We further acquainted with
the fact that for five of the of her
obliged 20 be conveye from place another in the
OF her hu bsnd andif fact when she ALL
JOSEPH FIR EMAN, Judge Erie Co. c. Pleas.
HORAi = 81 ANLEY, Justice of the Peace.
III. LITCHFt Id, Postmaster
DEXTER + \ ELL, Supervisor
5. III. BUTLER.
l. p JACOBS.
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HOSE FOR THE CkOTON WATER fOn . EAsh
III Boats, Water Boats, Fire Engines, Sc.-JOHN H.
OWE % Jacob street. has now on hand every description
Of Leather Hose of the best quality al lowest prices.
H. b. manufactures the leather for his Hose, he is there
FORE enabled sell the low any one sl2 IwsA
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT

ITO MERCHANTS AND BANKERS-It should be i'm
pressed the minds Of merchant and banker that
papers of fire. THIS general deslruc of book
the fire 1885, led the iu,edton the celebrated
Saananer Safe which has repeatedly been proved TO be fire
proof The objection Saiam iner Safes hitherto has
kept them tins obtiated lhe Safe Robert
Richardson's Improved Salamandcrwhich is
ed be dry wei fire proof Annexed is the certificate OF
the comm itee the trial of this ssfe:-
New York, Aug. 3Oth 1912.
We the undersigned, attended by request by fire of
Robertson Rchs Saamander Safe and SCOTS Patent Ashes
for the purpose the foot of Wall street. the 10th
The principal object the fire proof qualities of Ro
bertson Ri his SAT- The safes placed furnace and
the fra ghed at quarter to HAM, and continued TILL PM
In opening the furnace at that me SCOTS Safe with 1T
tents found to be completely destroyed but Robertson
Rc Safe 10 be N perfect order h the at the lower
leaving he Salamander INN aud enre removing
the safe be the fire entirely exnsuished the boomws
accdenty forced oil by adj bars Of the furnace
thereby exposing the L. the fire, OF the
consequently burned and the remainder slightly scorched
The heat intense nat the wrought frame tue cast
iron wheels of the se aud the bricks of the furnace
sound and uunJured Daring the five hours fire
four and hall loads Of pine wood and nnetyx bushels Of
charcoal were consumei.
The preservation of of the papers in such heat
for five Is conclusive evidence safe would be
proof against fire the burning of any
Judging from the at 81 this experiment think Robe
of books and papers fire. entitled the confidence
the community. -
JOHN W: LEAyITT,
ED. HURLBUT,
J.B. VARNUM.
Hav witnessed the trial alluded the foregoing
ment am ry that Robertson Riehs Chest would
ally witnessed, even the most exposed situation,
Is. MARVIN, Sole Agent.
SIS imsr No. i3gIa Water ST., N. Y.
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SELF COOKING PISTOLS.

RLUNT * sYMs, Importers and Manufacturers. No. q
ID Chatham street, have hand large assortment Of
the Six Barrel II Revolving Self Cooking Pocket Pistols
These pistols have the advantage all Others OF the kind by
the imposbility of losing e the nipples being placed IN
horizontal direction, and thee being cock in the way TO
prevent taking sight with the ordinary pistol
gun The pistols furnish IN any Others
in the market wholesale retail We have great yarie
Of ohe kinds Pistols be found, with Rifles w. s.
Musets for shipping and military: Prize Muskets, dol Fowl
ing Pieces single and doubles extra large size double and single
Caps Locks Barrels &c. Sc. in large small quantities
~ BCountry dealers requested to call and
assor before purchasing else where. So 2msr
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"A. PASTOHS HAIN :
OR, COMPOUND ESSENTIAL OIL OF ALMONDS
~ For dstr yng dndrG and preventing the hair from
turning pared by Antonio PASTOR Hair Cutter 1865
Greenwich street. New This ninitsble oil has been
the product of Of experience and for the last
New Yors where have been practcipg the
Hair Cutting busnes, and the public rely on y thai A.
Pastors Compound Oil is the whoesomes and best Oil for the
Harakes grow thick and long, prevents its falling off
turning grey, and If hair has begun grey such
hair that by will 10 its nsur
color Also prevents hair from becoming shaded and hair
air shaded which great Disagreement young la
dies IL used for short time will il
color the scu and keep the m ad and hair
eyebrows and whskercd liberal discount made Wholesale
purchasers Price 80 cents per bottle highly periumed
A. PASTOR,
oh
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A CHALLENGE TO THE WOkLp.-DH J. GhAf,
n OCULIST No. 223 Division street. New York. from the
city of Londonthe only maker of the Arca Human Eye
United States respectfully i"orms those that has
had the misfortune have lost OF their eyes, that he
place an artificial eye TO Open shut and in the
head without pain either in fixing or wearing az moderate
prce Dr. Gray challenges the world 10 produce models
equal his Of different diseases Of the Human Eye, made by
himself which be At his residence
DR. j. GRAY gives advice, gratis on all complaints of the
from9 o'clock until 10 every morning, Sundays excepted.
NB-Artifcal Teeth in first tate style, from
whole set, at reduced price. -
single Tooth, with Silver plate VI 3o-Do with G'ld So
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TT'ERRAPIN LUNCh.-Gourmonde' QuI yWe! Thou
sands good lovers of good fare have bee for
weeks past suffering severe dis,ppontmen, from tie
closing Of the far-famed Tenapn Lunchn The htful
fevlro is now however and again they feed
welo for be il known that the John Adams of Knckeibock
memory hnngs his han the Tcrrspn also the
petor, fhe finest little fellows N Christendom, yce
w Carr Now, then, smack lips in the
Tlrtle Soup and steak line the mantle Of Sandy has fallen
John, 10 perfccton good eating and drinking be
Ire Box will the hunger Of him with the short
and Of the half the old will
tickle the palate of the veriest anchorte.
Fine Greeu Turtle served this day and day during
the 6lwfr
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y oAL AFLOAT--2oo tons superior quality Scotch Coal
GLOVER & McMURRAY, 100 Pine ST. cor. OF South.
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NV YoRK, April 20, 49,
Ma. c. G. BRISTOL, Buffalo, N "

We have been selling during the guam
les of Extract Of Sarsapaa and think from the
hear virtues from those who have used IL that
the sale in this city be much increased bv paying
Our such with the
different that have inserted
much better than Others and
would like To make arrangement with us tor ling
more extensively we think could be made OF much advan
them in the best location in the city for retailing and one for
wholealeng, and facilities such will enab dis
Of of perhaps than other house. We shall be
much pleased TO hear from this subject you visit
New York the of month at our stoe
rs Fulton street. Yours. very respectfully, s>rs
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HORN CROOK & DILLON

w here they carry on the house md Sieambo
"Nur 1pI"molng IN all MS branDhts
Willy have constantly on hand Hydrants nf
Il various description haIters' kettles, water cIo-
sets, bath tubs, hot and cold shower baths. re-
torts torbleachlns, chemical apparatus, lead eof.
nns, patent bath pu ups, lead pipes OF al sizes,
sneet lead Of any thickness and worked mp in
any manner OF torn.
Water conIuctei through leaden pipes from
''sInSs 10 dweiiingh uses m the coLnuy.
up 10 order. LEATHER HOSE
Superior pumps for country wells, steam engines
All orders thankfully received and punetualy
ATTENDED 10,
CASH PAID FOR GLUE SCRAPS.
nny o.
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PTrrsBURG POwDER w WORKS.

n NDhEW WATSON, manulaclurer OI Blast
"a ing aud Rao Powder. Pittsburgh, Pa would
respectfully inform Merchants aud dealers In
Powder NAT he has rebuilt his powder manufac-
tory 10 The yiclnIty Of tins city-hus made very
extensive additions To Lis former establishment,
meats ia The machinery. H. int Ids to keep con
: ttntly on hgnl Blasting and rifle powder 20 sal
~. qGa ny 10 any manufacture 4 in this cosntry and
VIII be prepared TO furnish those articles 10 any
extent az the low So prices and on most accom-
nnOdaUng terms.
Furchasers wIll2l.ass enquire nf Tom
son or of Thomson 1omltnsnu = Co, or address
Andr " Watson, p WIDER Man factucer. Pitts
5urgh. Pa WAC vii give all orders Immediate at
tCnuan.
PutshuTgh, oct 6-w6m
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WESTERN TRANsPOPTETICC
80 MpAA
d LEIGH & co.'s LINES

d LEIGH & cos LINES
From PdsbVrgAis Phi!aielpAlI aud R,hyiors. va
PeaHs- irdAis canal Porfoge Rad Rod. aNd
BALTIMORE & SUSQCEIiANNA RAIL ROAD
VIE ahUNe Lines ,su.isI Of O GOsble
4 daily lino Of Pennsylvania Baav. also u dai.
~ Line Of Fast Boats, which vii be run on
Temperance and S0bb th keeping principles.
Produce c"ns igned 90 the yg-Etr at Pittsburgh
VIII be received and - ward III wit~out dslsy.
and no charges maze for receiving and forward
tug, all freight and charges paid, bills Of fading
and mstructOus promptly attended
to-. Tobacco and produce chr. led BY these lines
Will be delivered al the City Tobacco warehouse
DoeG 5 rect, Philadelphia. a part Of which Is oe-
cupied by the line.
ID LEIGH Il co, Proprietors and Agents.
-C0InsI Penn 81 md Canal Basin. Pittsburgh.
ARR CLIFFORD, Prop'rs aud Agts.
JOSEPH TIA YLOR & SON Agents.
ia North Howard ST. Baltimore.
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w SYAiAiES
~ OTICE EXTRA-Whe1rss sIer6sn RI
20
GARDEN SEED.

A s. TUDD would respectfully inform the citizens
n Of this and tho neIghbOurTng eounbes. That he
has just received his spring supply OfLhndrsths
Celebrated garden seeds; these seeds are neatly put
up IN small papers suitable for retailing. al Of
which are warranted fresh and genuine and Of the
ehoisesl varieties.
Also fresh Sugar Beet and a variety ofoiher
seeds, for sale by The ID. Please Gull aud make your
selection before the assortment is broken at his
Drug d Medicine Store. No. 2O4 Main Street,
Wheeling Va
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N~lRGINIA-Ix CpA~ceRy.
iirslss held IN the clerks OGce Of the Cir
CUT superior Court of Law and Chancefv for The
county otOhio in the month OF March. 80
Ih0mas hurnbrook, executor aud devisce Of ia
coo ftorn5roOk, dc 'easCd, Complainant
against
Alexander Wilson ADMINISTRATOR Of Matrus VIII
son deceased. and David T. Nilsou. Elizabeth
Nhson, AlrNauCcr NilSsu the vuur ger. and
NrEinia NhsoS which said David 4. Eliza
beta, Alexander the Younger, aud Virginia VII
son are children a d heirs AZ law of the said
Marcus Nu2pn deceased Def ndauts
' VII defendants Elizabeth end Virginia WI,-on
4 not hnNing entered their appearance and CIV
I'm security according to the act Of Ass, mSIy aud
me rui's OF this court end a apucsrin- ID. sltIs
factory proof that they are not Inhabitants ofthIS
Common Ne3lti-and the defend at David l.
Wilson cot having entered his appearance AMI
answered the romp!ainnnfs Till, aud u also ap
peaung D. satisfactory proof thnt u1on proptr
enquiry made fer hlm ath-s usual place of abode
IN lac, county OF thiO tor the purpose Ul serving
upon hiin the process ofsubrOeua ISSUED IN that's
cause ne could not be found, on motion cf com.
pluinant hy counsel, ~ ordered that the SAID
defendants do appear here on tie first day Of IN,
mex term OF this court, cutter their aopcaranc,
and answer the Compartments bli
aud that 4 copy Of this order be forthwith inserf,
60 M some newspaper Bunted n the ely O.
Nhecliug Tor two months successfully sud pJstCC
Al The ifOht dOsr0ftho court house Of Ohio coun
y. \ copy teste,
Allen T -AIDLEY. Cle,k.
Nelson Tor Comat mn ~