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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-01-22

AXE NOTICE-Pcrsons wishing to have
lives in their midst without scndipo TO the Nor,h
Ior person to DO it, and warranted to be done AZ
wen ana as cheap, and at the samc time cncour.
manufacture. So by calling a. tlc sir . = IL
Mammoth Con, High street. Portsmouth. Va. Won
can have yoor Belle hung or your Guns Rcpaired
on reasonable terms. ! SpArDINT W
Jan
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-01-22

09-DR. JOHN p. YOUNG, respectfully in
forms his friends and the Public, that those wishing
his PROFESSIONAL SERVICES, will leave TIN cir Orders
at his Office during the day, and at the Crawford
House during the night, and they will be promptly
attended to- Dec o6 lS45
The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-01-22

(OOh hEEPEK'-A Gentleman who is a
- superior Accountant wishes a situation in
some good Mercantile House Book Keeper
Any House that may want good Accountant will
please address Book Keeper, Box IS, Fost Office,
Portsmouth, Va. Jan 10
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All persons indebted to the late firm of RUS.
SELL & ESKRIDGE arc respectfully requested to
sstte Their accounts "a soon as practicable as fur
ther indulgence cannot be given.
V. ESKR1DGE
The Subscriber begs leave 70 in form his friends
ana the public generally, that nc will continue the
iAlLORlNG AND DRY GOODS BUSINESS at
the old Stand, on High street
Jan lO-2w VERNON ESKRfDCE.
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SEGARS! SEGA RS Just received another
~ supply of SEGARS, of the most approved and
celebrated brands-warranted genuine Tobacco,
and imported. CHAS. HEINITSH AGENT
Jan D
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nISSOLUTION OF co. PARTNERSHIP. -
~ The Copartncrsbip heretofore extending TN.
der the firm Of RUSSELL & ESKR1DGE, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. YERNoN
EsKRtpeE is authorized TO collect all the debts due
to, and 70 settle all claims against said firm
CHARLES RUSSELL
VERNON ESKRIDCE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-23
--LATEST It'T'NIIICT|{"I
TELEGRAPHIC.

The southern mani at Washington, contains ad-
vices from New Orleans of the 18th inst
There had been several more arrivals from the
Brazos de Santiago, with the disbanded volun-
teers.
It's understood that the President approves of
the decision OF the Court Martial in the affair OF
Cen Gaines, and will probably recommend the
case to be dismissed.
tits said that Gen. G. disapproves of calling
out volunteers after the achievement OF glorious
victories by the forces already IN the field of ac-
ton I; but otherwise he is in favor Of the acts of
the government rel itive TO the military operations
OF the country
Nothing OF particular importance transpired nj
Baltimore yesterday. The weather during the
day was warm and sultry; the thermometer stand
ing at So at half past two in the afternoon
shower of rain came on in the evening, which
partially served to allay the oppressive heat
City and State securities were firm, with shade
of advance in prices; the former were held at 9st,
and States ut II, but sales effected
these rates few sales of flour were made NJ
$50 81, which may be quoted as the average price
Mt present
BY report of the City Council of Baltimore,
we learn that the damages caused to the streets,
tunnels, SC, by the late heavy storms, amount 10
$l1, 223
The ST. Louis, and other Western papers, con-
tain nothing later than have already gwen
from the Sante Fe Expedition.
Col. Tanning, of great no,oriety an Indian
fighter, died in Cincinnati on the 18th inst.
Our telegraphic reporter sends another
batch, prce $3, according to the Geographic
rates, OF rumors of cabinet changes. They are
probably, as usual, all Cannon.
No other news.
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Sleeps he hsref on whose lips senates have hung
Enraptured and spell bound, with wits brilliant fret
What rests here in silence that soulthrilling tongue
: Whose. echo's could gladden., or scar. inspire
No monument rising in sculptured relief
Is sforied with virtues, unknown, unpossessd;
In the kipgliest pride of an Indian chief
The granite unhewn tells the spot of his rest.
Now hushed IL that voice. whose unmusical tone
Often startled in wildness and victory won
For beneath tall pine tree reposeth alone
Powhattan's descendant, viTginia's son.
his mind was his kingdom, the wind strreth 6re,
Ills words kindled light that freezingly shone,
Congealing sweet friendship-creafing fierce ire,
Leaving him amid comets, meteor alone
The blaze of his dark eye can chain more,
Or the scorn of his proud lip raise bushes Of shame
For the whitening spell of that shrill voice 10 DER
And nsmeless he sleeps 10 the grave Of his fame
Ger his bead the pine tree. in emerald plumes
And DER ii the ravens in harsh murmurs cry,
At his feet the loved river whose wild flower perfumes
Are shed through the forest when evening draws nigh.
Sleep on fearless man. and forever unbroken
Thy dust shall repose by Wrginia's wave
And silently guard, with the words thou hast spoken
The rights of the freeman. the soil of the brave
CALFB Lyon, OF LYosspALE
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MONEY MARKET.

Saturday, August 22-8 p. Nj.
Very little dsing in the market but prices are firm
Harlem went up Il ; and Norwich Reading, Morris Ca
nal and Farmers Trust closed at yesterdays prices.
We are indebted to Thompson's Bank Note Reporter,
which is without exception the bost publication of the
kind in the country, Tor the following description Of
counterfeit notes recently put into circulation:-
Elves the Cabot Bank Cabotville, Mass vignette
q female, sheaf OF grain &c. Five" the right-a
COW on the left Unlike the genuine.
hound PROSTATE deer The genuine notes on this
bank have no such vignette.
Tens on the Cabot Bank, Cabotville, Mass.
We annex the date of the receipt, in this CITY, of the
failure Of the following banks, together with the price
paid fortheir notes.
Canal Bank Of Lockport, June Is, '46. 80 I"
F Farmers 1D DFor' Of But 9 Ny ~ 4s.ss
Bank OF Salisbury, Md, Aug 6, 1916. 80
appears by this that the notes of the two banks
named are not worth anything at all They shin.
plaster banks of the worst character and il is surprising
how they obtained the most limited circulation
counterfeit fifty dollar note the Miners Bank of
Pottsville, Pa, has been discovered 1t /, evidently
emission, and altogether unlike the genuine The
good notes have for vgnette female with the denomi
nation 81" in large characters worked in, and two
female figures each side II is the only plate the bank
has In circulation The counterfeit has medallion he
on the left end of the note
There without doubt others of the character
and description in circulation, and II would be we'll for
the public to refuse all bills of that denomination
The public also cautioned against taking the notes
of any denomination Of the Bank of Lewstown susque
hannah County Bank, Farmers & Drovers Bank and
the West Bran,h Bank, all of Pennsy lvania.
We annex the current quotations IN this market for
foreign and domestic exchanges for uncurrent money,
and for specie.
FOREIGN ExcHANoEs.
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Died.
On the 2st instant, at Paterson, N. j. MICHAEL HEr
ny, aged - years, formerly of Centre street, Now
York
His friends and acquaintance and those Of his brothers,
Patrick and Paul Henry respectfully requested to
attend his funeral this Sunday afternoon at o'clock
from the foot of Barclay street. without further invita-
ton.
While on the passage from Mobile to jackson, Ala,
August 10, GEoRcE W., eldest Of the late George
Long. in the 36th year Of his age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-23
BY THE M AlLe.
WASHINGTON. August q. I,

WASHINGTON, August Fl, 1916.
Tue Rumored Changes IN the Cabimet-P repora-
tions for the War-Land Saies-Lead and Con.
per Regions.
About a month ago, when changes in the Cabi-
net were rumore1, the Union secuted the idea,
and remarked that the present members would
remain. There was then no equivocaton The
same paper, of last night, says -" Public rumor
is teeming with changes IN the Cabinet. We are
advised OF nothing about them" The editor does
not deny the " public rumor," but that he has re-
celved no information in relation to the subject
However, there is truth in the rumor, to what
extent cannot now be determined. But, nous
uerrons.
To-day, it is said, Mr.. Rantoul will not be Sc
lected for the State Department, as many of his
friends desire, An appointment Of Mr.. Bancroft
as Minister to France is considered to be sufficient
for the Bay State.
From conversation with gentleman formerly
holding high station under Government, his
statements can be relied on, il seems probable
that one Of the chinks in the Cabinet will be filed
by western man. Who, am not ut liberty to
say.
The truth is, the new appointments have not
been deknitvely made. II is, therefore, useless
to repeaf the various contradictory rumors afoat.
But when the President returns, the public Curl
osity, in this particular, may be gratfied
The greatest activity is now discernable in all
the departments of the arsenal in this city.
Seventy-five gun carriages, barbet and field have
been made during the summer and this does not
fill one-thir I'd the requsition. In June, thousand
ten-inch shell, with morars and cannon, were
sent out for attack on the castle at Vera Cruz.
Within the last three months two millions of car
tfidges for small arms have been made and sent to
the Rio Grande, and there sixty boys still en-
gagged in their manufacture, earning each dollar
Il day beside, two machines are in operation
one making copper caps, and the other
printing them with percussion powder The
powder made of is the illuminate of mer-
curry. mixed with aifitsweight ofsaltpetre. Lead
bullets are being made, rapidly, by compression
Shipments of the articles are frequent. 1t is IA
mistake to suppose that there is any lethargy with
the government. Since the adjournment OF Con-
grcss, there has been an increase of zeal and
from present indications at Washington, there
seems, more than ever, an earnest disposition to
push the war to n close as soon as possible, and
hasten the restoration OF peace General Scott is
extremely busy in dischargng the duties of his Of
flee; and Messrs Marcy and Bancroft will, no
doubt, soon show to the world that they deserve
more praise than has heretofore been accorded.
BY t., recent proclamation OF the President of
the United States, the subjoined number of acres
of land, in the states and territories enumerated
are to be offered at public sale, wiz
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WASHINGTON AUGUST I6 /

WASHINGTON, August 16, 1916.
Rstun-A feU Incidents by the Way-Mr. Hay
tcood's Defence-4An Omission Suppiied-Depar-
ture of the President-7he Cabinef-Mr. Be-
chanam and the President, &c.
1t seems that even within the last two days
was absent from this city, it has become more de-
ISOLATE. As far as the eye can reach, ON the ave-
nue., not more than dozen pedestrians are OBJ
servable, and the chief annoyance is an occa-
sonal cart rafting overthe rough paving stones,
or a small sized omnibus, containing a single
passenger. The wind is too lazy to blow. Just
coming from New York, where every body and
that reside in the capital of the nation, might
bring my mind TO the conclusion that have APP
preached a deserted village.
Between Newark and Trenton, a gentleman
pointed out TO lady, who sat beside him, the
beauties OF surrounding objects. They appeared
to be very happy in each others company; bur,
unfortunately for female modesty, the scene of a
moment interrupted the innocent employment,
and silenced their conversation. From curiosity
looked out of the window, and discovered the
cause to be score of boys bathing in the shallow
water of the canal ! | thought of ActDon, the
famous hunter, who, because he surprised
Diana, was changed by her into stag, and killed
by his own dogs.
When we took the Steamboat, three sailors,
honorably discharged from the Jamestown, camc
on board. One of them soon fell asleep, from the
small monkey, which he had brought from the
African COAST, and the third 10 look for three half
eagles, which he alleged some land lubber had
stolen little boy carried a black bottle, the
contents of which appeared to have peculiar at
traction for the lips.
In another part of the boat there were three
womeR, <two with haIps, and one with guitar)
Their protector was skilful on the flute, and we
had delightful music, vocal and instrumental.
had heretofore believed in the generally received
opinion, that melody could soothe the rudest pas
s!ons, but this occasion ! was led to doubt it,
The sailor who lost his money, produced diseord
by harpipg on the three half eagles, and showing
a disposition TO fight every man on board. He
was forced forward, and then one OF the pretty
women, and The youngest, took up collection OF
silver pieces in exchange for the notes.
The. Union and the lntenigsneer were each fur
nished on the same day with copy Of Mr.. Hay
woods defence Tor resgnlpg his seat in the Senate,
rather thyn vote for the tariff bill. The former re-
marks eve have had no time TO analyse all the po-
stons ofhis letter; but 50 far as we have weighed
his arguments, they not calculated to abatc
our regret, or reconcile our judgment TO the atti.
tude he has assumed" The hteAigencrv is not
so hard to please, and says that "Mr. Haywood
lushfies himself, and rolls back on his pursucrs
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AsfusrmEsrs, &C.


DARK THEATRE-seyenlhsp appearance q AIR Colns,the
irish Comedian and Vocast-Monday Evening, Auysst
xtha Viii be reformed the Drama OF BORN nc, GoOO
LCtk-raudeen ORahery, MIR. Collins; Count Ialh Mr.
After viii the omrdr al ADVICE GRATls-oldboy.
Miss Kate HON
To conclude with the IRISH pOsT-Terence O'Grady.
Mr; Collins; Mrs Capsic. nb, alrs Dyo,t
Doors at O'clock and the performances will
mrnce at hafast7 O'Clock Boxes 81 Fit SO eents Gal-
lery Is cents.
RowERY THEATRE. --Aiondp Eycang AuxsfI 2ith,
Barpzossi, MI Booth selm, Clarke; Gilman, Foneste;
,.Afer which the REBEL CHIEF-Edward o'Bran Mr..
II, Gmuan; Major Blakely, Booth; CORPORAL Di.kry.
Chanffau; Norah O'Donnel. Mrs Madison; Kathleen Mrs.
Booth.
tony, Mr. Walcot; Cleopatra, Mrs Booth.
Doors open al O'clock, caItain VIII rise a. hail past -
Dress Circle 80 cents; Upper Boxes Is CENTS Pit add Ga
ry, l2h cenu.
CASTLE GARDEN with IT'S excessive Promenade, rs
v day and evening MONDAY Evening, August sith,
ths entetainment viii include good selection 81 Music
Ayher Lrhirzky Mozart, Strauss Won Weber Cura
"a Gung kHfner. and kuner, winch will be performed
by the Orchestra, under the direction of Nj CIV MeyreE
and TO view the beautiful range Of COSMORAMAS
extending around the whole of the Espsnade which will
be brsny ilcmila,ed with thas gylng yier, sn
mission darnz the day and evening '21f cents.
BALLET TRIUMPHANT!
GISELLE RECEIVED WITH .aCCL9MA TON.
RAVEL FAaILY-Ga BRiEL RAVEL!
MILE BLANGY.
AJlaLO'5 GARDEN-Mouday Evening, Aug 2ath the
~ Entertainments i'll commence with popular Overture
by the R'vei Family.
To conclude with the Ballet called GIsELLE-Duke Al
bert, Mons Henri Gisee, Mile Blangy
jpoos open at ioi CO; entertainments tssis at O'Clock
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.rolitical Intelligence
The SO called American State Convention have maSs
the following nominations -

The so called American State Convention have made
the following nominations -
GOVERNOR,
EDWARD c. DELAVAN, OF Ssrstosa Co
LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
GEORGE FOLSOM, Of New York.
CANAL coMMIssoNEhs,
ROBERT C, RUSSELL, OF Albany Co.
JAMES SILSBY, OF Steuben Co.
The following nominations have been made in Ohio
for Congress Gen John Crowell Of Trumbuil county
has the nomination for Congress in his district
in the place of Mr.. Tildcn, who declines reelection
VIM SAWYER of the Northwest. has received the nomi
nation of the Locofocos for reelection r. Richey of
Perry has the Locofoco nomination in his district over
and in the place of Mr. Parrish the present incumbent
letter writer 10 Pilisburg gives various particulars
of the late accident TO tho Dispatch The
board boiler exploded rising from ia bed il had cd
through the cabin and engine going the lar
board corner of the enyinehoue the wheel; and
tearing the upper deck and every thing in its
pieces was lost an The river The following list OF
the injured as al present ascetained William Nj Clue
aud Thomas Kelly Of Elizabeth township. passengers,
severely wounded. John Keenan,, of West Elizabeth,
passenger slightly wounded in :hs heal Samuel Hut
Crimson, (boy) OF West Elizabeth passenger, badly
scalded and cut Lewis Pearce from Ionon gshela
city. much scalded the greater part OF the
body. Since dead. Daniel Maloy, fireman, very So
verely scaded over the arms face and body.
Ladies' will be glad to learn that the
French Lunar Pills be had liz Cherry street u5
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-23
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS.

NEE Sub,crbess have pu chssed of its Asigaees stock
Of 30 geo doas worth o Dry Goods, thar will
ready sae r cash 10 the shortest possible time
lis stock tine entire assortment OF large Job
bling retail hoase in Of Western Cities and for
Nsrietss and quality cannot be exceeded
Its sale will t6C Grand
tcn Of East Broadway MONDAY Aug 2ith and
from day to day, ill the whole lie dispose OF.
Those who would fad IL Object purchase
reduction from the uf manufacturing nothing OF
wholesale profits should aot let this rare "pp'u-
NB.-ne,ltrs in Dry Goods Pedlers Tailors, and MILL
spp;lci at 30 per cent below the srket prices
au22 lw.rrc BRIGGS X REMSEN, 400 Grand st.
RANGES-RANGES
DlERCE'5 First Premium New Patent Two Oven Ranges
combining economy, aud durability These
Ranges have Away taken the frat the Fair of the
American lastnte and universally acknowled supe.
o any offered
All ranges sold by the proprietor warranted in all
GEORGE PIERCE,
an22 iwsr Sole Proprietor. 100 Broadway.
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE DR. EENE, whose nsns has frequently appeared m
4 the newspapers is not Dr. SOLOMON HEINE Of No.
lg Chambers street This is u went mistakes in The
physician the undersigned, have taken the liberty
have this inserted.
CHARLES WIGHT. DAVIS HARRISON.
JOHN ELVOORT. SIMON HOPKINS.
au22
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A CARD.
A CARD.
uTGu UANDrn OppR scTnN

HIGH HANDED OPPRESSION.
MI r. JOHNSON feels bound in justice himself and
l the public state thar he has connection wi
persons calling themselves Johnson Vroom and Fowler
No Couandt street, wherel vroon and Fowler have the
hardihood 10 advertise in his name.
Mr.. Johnson being the only who Professional
Perfumer and Soap Maker in tbs, :onee, twelve months
and call him. at No ~ Courand where his cele
bted Soaps and Perfumery may be had in perfection
and prices far beue sth any other house.
MIR j. who for the last has sustained
putaton Scientific Perfumer, the public will
him robbed OF his reputation by unfair
using his where he has interest
He Mr. j. the and proprietor of the only Genuine
Walnut Oil Military Shaving Soap wholesale and retail
81 Courtlandt street au22 2w nc
FRENCH LANGUAGE.
WI hours dispose Of offers hi. services those who
desirous OF acquiring the French language.
For further particulars enquire his residence New York
Hotel, IN the morning, from to D. and from to p M.
au21 I'm
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WAN TED,

"A SITUATION rs Salesman or Book-keeper in Whole
"a sale Grocery or General Commission House, by a
Young Man from Charleston c. VIII has had Eve years
experience as Wholesale and general commission
merchant and ten years exprehce in the purchase and .e
OF cotton rice, Western produce and generally
which, with his acquaintance merchants of South
Carolina, North Carolina and Georgia. would make his
will be given,
Address a. b., at this Office. au22 6tsr
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The Manhattan Gas Light Co. have declared semi
dividend of three per cent pay able September
first.
The amount received for tolls on all the New York
State Canals during the LIST and weeks in August ls4o
and ls46, Is as follows, viz -
First week. Seed neck. Total
1870 BIOL $6yIb $l2l $50
lB43. .............. 5I,I61 380f7 1882
Increase. S769 $i,729 $5,3i3
The aggregate amount received for tolls from the com
mencement Of navigation to the l4th of August inclu
During the same period in ls4s. ...... ,22s OeO
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THREE Rooms Second Floor the other part occupied
Il by small family, without children 10 two or rkree
single gentlemen, with without meals Everything Gle,
and IN frste order would be let small 70 peefsbls
family Enquire at 20 Cedar street. Reference exch1n.
au22 ser
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Ladies' will be glad TO learn that the
French Lunar Pills be had nt liz Cherry street ta5
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w ANIED,
LtOR the South, one or two very superior Mlners
other than experienced need apply. Also one or two
ladies' 10 sttsnd Y large fsnsy those who have had
experience would be preferred. Also superior Dress
maker need apply but the cut in this de-
partmen Enquire at 1903 Chambers street. at A. NJ or
7 Va au2o isje
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FROM THREE TO FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS

A PARTNER WANTED--A Young Man, who may
have from three TO 1--WE thousand dollars in cash. and is
desirous OF engaging in the mercantile business the West
canhcsr Of opportunity Of hs lin
ticn ~ih the unersgned in cash business where goods
are sold Al handsome oft.
For further information call at Mr. s. M. Beckley 1873
Broadway. up stairs. Sab an22 STR
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NO DISAPPOINTMENT ON ACCOUNT OF
THE WEATHER.
rErUE TURTLE FEAST that have been ssrv ed IN
Tom Biakely's Friday last, will certainly tnke
place This Afternoon. Soup ready at o'clock p runder
the direction Of Louis Psuie,te au23 ltsm
TO ECONOMISTS ONLY.
A WHOLE SUIT OF CLOTHES FOR FIVE DOL
"A LARS black dress frock cashmere pants and
vest, uc udng shirt lot Of from So to IS
eah 100 pair linen pants bargain to any going south
lot Of business almost price All kinds Of
parug altering, dyeng and cleaning in elegant style
Cash for all kinds Of cast off clothing,
au23 ltsr 1876 Nassau street. Beekman.
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NOIlCE
tKz Con.iRuees OF mershsndire by the British Bark
uRE&N ROBERT A. PARK from Liverpool, are y quest quest
SHlK.d send their psrmits on scaIo 'oo' w ''"os
's"e' H. ~ VI " w J. McNURRAY,
Corner Of Pine and South strcts.
All goods not permitted in five days will unavod,by be
cent to public store. 1u< TIC
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-10-31
Justice Court.

vs.. ! fr assumpa;t
Isaiah p. Hamilton.
Before Samuel E. Burks, justice of the peace in
and for the county of Grant and Territory OF
Wisconsin.-By attachment.
KTOU Isaiah P. Hamilton. defendant in tn.
III above entitled cause will take notice that \
writ of attachment was issued by the said Justice
OH the 18th day of October, 1916, in the said
cause, and youl property attached to satisfy the
sum OF nine dollars with interest and cost of suit
that said writ was retunable on the 18th day OF
Oct. 1916, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the
Office of said justice in the town OF Lancaster,
Grant county, w. T., and that said cause was
continued to the 26th day of November, 1916,
with an order for the publication of notice, that
unless you appear then and there before the said
justice aud defend against sal suit, judgment will
be rendered against you, and your properly sold
to pay said debt.
JAMES NJ. GooDHUE, plaintiff.
Oct 81, 1916. 34-4t